Name It & Take It, Volume 1, Number 7, Smithville, Monroe County, 9 July 1897 — Page 2

HASftE IT& TAKE IT,

DEATH ROLL OF A

WEEK

Ed. &> Mgr.R.B. Caster

Published weekly

CONTINUED

morning of cholera infan turn. Services were held at the house at lOo’eloek by Rev. Baker.The remains were interred in the christain chui’ch grave yard.

• SAD DEATH

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OF PETER SCISCOE

The intense heat makes it almost impossible for the quarries to run.

A rest up at the Picnic/, to-morrow would do youj: good. >■

Peter Sciscoe,clied Tuesday afternoon of paralysis. He was 64 years old,and an old resident of the county,and a high ly respected member of the Chris tain Church. He leaves a wife and three children, James, John and Miss Kate and a large number of friends to mourn his loss.

The IX'Ctr *rs say to avoid icy drinks,to heavy diet, this 100 weather.

The remains were interbed at Clear Creek Wed mesday afternoon.

You can go to the Centennial Exposition at ashville*Ten n., for $6. 95, round trip, good for 10 days.

A th re e c o 1 u m n p a p e r i B; now under eontemplat ! ion.

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