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Rev.
NOLIDER had a chill, last Sunday afternoon, and could not hold evening
services.
Mr. SHEIBLE
is up and at work again, looking not much the worse from his spell of
pneumonia.
Chris
HUSKEY has moved down from
J. W.
GARRISON has just received a fine lot of the best laundry soap, and sells six
bars for 25 cents.
Rev. G. W.
NOLLNER will preach at Hematite next Sunday at
For
Fred QONET(?), who was jailed for petit larceny, served his time
out and was discharged last week.
Constable
FORREST has moved onto Chris HUSKEY's place, just west
of town, and is now much closer to his business.
Recorder
COLEMAN is disgusted with leap year.
Two weeks have passed now without a marriage license being issued. This is something that has not occurred
since the license law passed.
Martin
ZIMPHER wants 50,000,000 hoop poles for which he will pay the highest
price. He must have them by spring
in order to fill a
Sheriff's
Sale, Friday, March 2nd, at the court house door, on execution in favor of L.
BONNET and against Anton STEINMEYER, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block 5, of Rockport
subdivision, of survey T605.
Our
friends, Charles STUMM, John H. GEHRKEN and George RICHTER, of Dittmer's Store,
were in town last Monday, attending court. The former did not wear Mother
Hubbard pants, but seems to be trying to catch up with SHEIBLE's avoirdupois.
A deaf
mute, named HOWELL, was in town, last Sunday, enroute
for House Springs. He is a minister
of the gospel, printer, Mason, Odd Fellow and member of the G.A.R. A lengthy conversation was had with him
by means of slate and pencil...he was very bright on mystic signs of Odd
Fellowship. He is to unite in the
bonds of matrimony, a couple of deaf mutes, near House Springs
today.
Belew's
Creek - Feb 6 -... We had this winter a four-months
school at the