GENERAL NEWS
NOTICE (p. 3)
I, J. S. Scarbough, hereby notify Bill Alford and Ella Woodard to stay off of my place, not to come on it at no time, and upon no account. I forbid any tresspassing on my premises after dark, outside of the public road. – J. S. Scarbough.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS (p. 5)
Mrs. Henry’s residence, at the corner of the circle and Live Oak, has been wired for electric lights.
CEMETERY ITEM (p.5)
The new fence at the cemetery when completed, will add much to the appearance of things in that vicinity. It is owing to the liberality of Mr. Richardson that the work was done, he advancing the necessary money for it.
WEATHER MATTER (p.5)
A number of the turpentine men lost valuable mules last week from over-heating, among the losers being The Walton Land & Timber Co., who lost two; J. M. Reynolds one and the J. J. McCaskill Co., one.
ATTEND FUNERAL (p. 5)
W. J. Cawthon and his sons Carl and Curry came down from Florala on Sunday to the funeral of their niece and cousin.
Contributed by Michael Strickland