On the 10th inst, dentil called
for his own our dear beloved niece
Nellie May French, aged 3 years
JKllt
and 3 mouths. She was the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. F.
trench aud a favorite of all who
knew her. Her burial took place
on Wednesday nth. Her cousin
Salhe May Gentry died one year
ago of the same dread disease,
croup.
"Tis hard to part with those we
love,
And think we're left to mourn
But then we II meet in younder's
home,
Loved ones who have gone before.
Nellie how wc will miss thee,
And long for thy smiles so sweet.
And thy heavenly graces,
That on earth we cau not seek.
May and Sallie Brown
Level Green,
Ky.
ORLANDO
D. B. Lanford is in the spoke
business extensively.
Geo. T. Johnson has lumber
ready to build a new house adjoin
ingliis present store.
Joel Auglin has n new store just
south of town
Geo. Evans, who was on the
sick list is much improved.
A. J, Moore, of this place, is in
Chicago working in a hotel.
i W. P. Chesnut's wife is very
sick with fever.
, Thomas 'gose had a child badly
Burned Sunday morning.
J. S. Reppert, of Ravenwood,
was in town this week.
Dr, Childress and R. I.. Porter
Sunday in Pine Hill,
m. Coffey has moved to the
s property.
Jane Bales, of Moores
yag visiting 'relatives at this
wens is putting up a
at this place. '
J L Ball has returned from
Mk to uiay couiuy.
?W, Clark has just finished
ing a car ot coal w judge
CUE riault from the famous Brush
k mines.
