Three more car loads of Armour's
guano arrived this week. Mr.Orenshaw,
the salesman for these goods here, says
e is 8ellincr larcre ouan titles, some of the
best farmers in this and adjoining coun
ties buying from one to ten tonB.
When you wish shingles and lime drive
right to D. W. Hardee's, who has just
put into his immense lumber yard two
car loads of the best shingles. None supe
rior, they must, and will be sold.
The Revival fleeting.
Iuterest still continues in the revi-
al meeting which is being conducted
by Lvaugelist Ldmondsou. The at-.
tendance is large the church being
crowded nightly. The afternoon ser
vice of course is not as well attended.
By special request most of the busi
ness houses ot the town have been
closed during the day service. This is
commendable and we are auite sure
all who did so have made friends by
such action.
The service Sunday night was es
pecially interesting. Before taking his
text Mr. Edmondson stated why the
meeting had been moved from the Bap
tist to the Methodist Episcopal church.
The firstnamed was not large enough to
accommodate the congregations. Hav
ing decided upon making a union meet
ing of it after considering two or three
other places one of the warehouses
and Burwell Hall it was decided bv
those having the matter .in charge to
accept the Methodist church which had
been offered as the most suitable place.
He called upon the pastors of the four
churches co-operating in the meeting
to express themselves and say some
thing to .their congregations along the
pecial Hue of work proposed. Rev.
