LOCAL NEWS.T—Go (o (lie C. P. Sunday school picnic next Thursday.—Don’t forget the C. P. Sunday school picnic, at Uncle Charley Ferguson’s grove, next Thursday.The Pastor's Aid Society will meetat the C. P. church, next Wednesday, attwo o’clock, p.m.—The C. P. church bell may not be rung, Sunday, on account of the severe sickness of Mrs. Picker.—On Thursday night, the Town Board■* »elected. Mr. Clemor Pelzer, school trustee, for the town of Boonvilie.—Rev. -Homer C. Ashcraft will deliverr .an address on temperance at Center M.E. church, Saturday evening, at 8 o’clock.—Jacob Schmit’s new brick residence in the northeastern part of town is now finished. Ho moved into it on Thursday.—On next Tuesday evening, at 8:30, there will be a temperance meeting at Freedom Baptist church. Rev. Ashcraft will speak.—T. P. Tilman has appointed Guy Hoover deputy auditor. Guy takes hold of the work- as natural a:. a fish does to water.—Preaching services at the Cumber land Presbyterian church Sunday'morn* ing and evening at the usual hoursPublic invited.—Miss Patterson will give an “Elocutionary Recital ” at DeGonia Springshotel, Tuesday, June 11th. A rare treat* •»for those who attend.—The G. A. R. of Tennyson, will give a picnic at that place on the 4th of July. Good speaking and music, both vocaland instrumental. Everybody invited.*...—The Main street M.E. church La-dies’ Aid Society will meet at the home of-Mrs. Frank Harrison, next Tuesdayevening, at 8 o’cToc—Auditor T. P. Tilman, by bis annual report, shows the county debt to be $47,-705:18, less interest. That is a reduction of $2,000 during the last year.—Usual services at the Baptist church, next Sunday morning and evening. The pastor desires to see every member present Sunday, as it is our first service after dedication.—Boonvilie is one of the healthiest places in the world, only three deaths reported since Dec. 21, 1894. Just thinkj*of it. Come here and locate if you want to live always.edLucernend six lys Acanise nd—E. W. May has accepted the agency of an Evansville Laundry, See his ad in our pay locals. Don’t fail to read it and if you have work in his line take it to the Model Drug Store.—The New Athens Journal has chang-ed hands again, Messrs. Irwin and Vogel# ^retiring, Mr. H. D. Baugh becomes the publisher. We wish him success in the management of the Journal.—During the past week Clerk Perigo issued the following marriage lisccnaes: William McClelland to Myrtle Harrison, Claud Koutz to Ada Goad, and Elijah Stephens to Hestlier Barnett.—Everybody is invited to the C. P. Sunday school picnic, next Thursday, June 20th, at Uncle Charley Ferguson’s grove. Don’t fail to go and help make the children have a good time.—The following arc the new subscribers for the week ending June the 8th: