Mn. F. M. Waiik will actjw my ngent
at McKinnuv and will pay the highest
cash price for wool. See one of ns before
selling. A. T. Nunnelley.
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Wk have made the necessary
to handle ice this season. Special
prices to parties buying in quantities.
Ice delivered at the door vvcry
morning. Call and get prices. M. F.
F.lkin A Co.
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Fiiik. The house of John A. Singleton,
near Kingsville, which contained
his all, waH burned last week. With a
large family, he is left in a bad fix and
in order to help him some Mr. J. M.
Johnson took up a subscription here Saturday
with fair success.
Tiik Kenseo coal miners, numbering
.100, are on a strike, because Col. Thorn-on
refused to rccognire the scale of prices
adopted by a joint convention. The
colonel says he will not allow other
rators to make a scale foi his mines,
when he was not present in convention.
W: neglet ted to refer to the excellent
serial story which began in our last is-Mic,
entitled "A Komancc of the Two
Hrothers," by lidgnr Fawcett. It will
require a mouth or more to print it all
and it will appear regularly in our Friday
editions till some 'iino in June.
Don't fail to read it.
Dit. II ill lectured ton very small audience
here Thursday night. He is
brimming over with humor, as full of
atitirH as 11 clown and seems to have
been especially designed fur tho end
man of a minstrel troupe. With all this
lie workwd in sonu good, solid thoughts
and mioiiuhI to pleriMi his hearers very
much.
