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Wlthont Adenuate Cnu.e,

Or with apparently no cause at ALL Chills aud
fever, thought to be cured, genninates and re
iruCtldW In the system. This giant among d.
scAsCs cannot DO laid out with QuInInO, The ouls
way to give 1t a final aud cxtIuguishtug qulUtus
IL 10 use perSlStently the national AutidotV t.
miaSmR poison, IIOStetters Stomach DlttCis, which
roots II out completely The process Of cure, Is o.
Coulgy, much easier Il the tets Is uiOd as pic
VeullVc. when the FIST chill Il fit, but pentons
who arc not acquainted with the nature Of The
symptoms arc sometime In error up to their cause
aud neglect the Elm pie aud pleasant remedy, OI
all Others be4t suited 0check the progress Of thli
dreaded aud destructive mRlady. Visitors to, OF
sOJOurnCn lu, malAilOus localities will, moreover
act the part Of wisdom II they use the Blttcn Is
ietS, indigestion aud kidney troubles arc removed
hv TIM IlILIpFa
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@saira1,
From lis lbs. 10 I6I lbs.
To the Cuticura Remedies I Owe
Ny Health, My Happiness,
and Ny Life.

A day never passes that do no. think aud speak
kindly Of the LpTlGpRA RRNkplES. Seven year,
ago, all Of Q dozen lumpS formed oa my neck,
hanging In size rom . cherry stone 10 an orange,
The large ones were thShtlul 70 look q, and palm
tpl 70 bear; people TUNED aside when they IAW
me, In dllgu,t and was ashamed 70 b, on the
street. or IN society, Physicians and thelr treat
meut, aud all medicines failed to do any good, In
q moment OF despair tried the CUTIcuR1 REhR.
pIES-CuTlcURA, the great skin lure, aud CuTIcURA
SOAR au exquisite Skin BeaullReh externally and
ernRllyi tbs small Jumps las call hem) gradually
disappeared, aud the large ones broke, In about
two weeks, dltchAfEing Large quantities Of matter
leaving TWO slight scars Ia NY NECK to-day 10 tell
Que hundred aud atteen llotlT pauHdsj my weight
now Is one bundled aud Blxly'oue solid, healthy
pounds, aud my height Is only hYe feet i've inches
In my laYels prahed tho CuTcuRA RRIIDIRS,
DIES owE NY AEALIH NY HAfPlSlss, and NY LIER
A pro ninont New York druggist asked me the
other day DO you still use the CuTlguRA RENE'
DIES YOU look 70 be 10 perfect hsa,thN Ny Ieply
wa, " 40, and shall always haYe never known
what sickness Il Since commenced using the CUT
ICuRA REAEDlIs" Sometimes | am laughed Of BY
pralAnR them 70 psoP'e not acquainted With lhelt
merits 691 so3neI q later they WI come 70 their
~ dozens have whom nave told, May the time
come when there shall be q large OUTicURA Sup.
ply House In every city in the world, for the bene'
need Of ever entering a drug store w. ~.
n. HUSBANDS,
70. Box 1907, New York, n. Y,
CuTIcURA REHEDI q are positive cure for every
form Of skin and Blood DlSeASeS, from PmpleS to
SctOlulA, Sold everywhere Price: CunCURA, 90
centAi soar, Is GentSi REsoLvENT, Sl.00. Prepared
BY the PorTHR DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
Mass,
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases. F"
pl Piles, Aaekhe9dS, Skin BlemiGhea, and BABY
] IM HumOIs, use CufICURA soar.
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Result. of the Thanksgiving sack gather,

Results of the Thanksgiving Sack gather
It's with pleasure that another very
successful sack gathering sfor the Child
ren's Home Is announced. The cash 70
ceipts exceed by S37 those Of last year
While tile other offerings are quite equaI
in amount.
A summary 10 about as follows. From
the drug store Of NOLAN Brothers, $2l.5O;
Z, Booking, $l3 80; Logan 4 Co., $50 ~;
R. Fl. List, 81; A. T. Young, 50; envel.
opOs, $25 So; First Presby tsrian Church,
Thanksgiving collection, $l3.47.
Prom the sapks; y barrels Of flour,
200 bushels potatoes, 70 bushels apples,
2O3 cans Of canned goods, rs PACKAGE and
one.hali barrel Of brown coffee, I pounds
OF tea, / barrels Of white and wrsugar,
2 barrels Of corn meal, 2 barrels Of buck.
wheat, one.hRlf barrel Of beans, three.
tourths barrel Of homlny, 2 barrels OF tur.
nipg, one.hAlf barrel Of dripd apples, 10
IoayoB Of bread, 4 let's Of fresh meat, 4
hams and 3 lots OF salt meat, II barrels Of
onions, three.eiRhths barrel Of primes,
one.elghth barrel Of dried peaches, one:
eighth barrel each Of rice, oat meal, and
barley, onetfourth barrel Of sweet potatoes
and ons.iOurth barrel OIL crackers, barrel
and 2 boxes oil soap, II packages Of corn
starch, 2 Of spices, . Of soda, 8 Of salt, 0 Of
matches, 50 Of Cefaline, 0 pumpkins, q
Cabbage6, 10 yards oil muslin and q Of
bingham, / comfort, l peck Of wAlnutg,
boots, Bhoes, Btockings, shlfts, 10 scrub
brushes, 2 lots Of tlI ware, and several
large boxes Of tniBcellSHy,
On Thanksgiving day the children al
the Home sat down 10 q bounufpl dinner
Of turkey, celery, cfanbsfries, ETC., pro.
yided through tho kindness Of special
friends, aud Ice cream sent by Ma 2ie.
penielder, who has remembered the little
ones 10 q Almilar way several times this
year past,
II ID with removed pleasure that The di.
reclorB and managef1 Of tho Home aUk.
noWledge the receipt oi 90 much, and We
hereby tender sincere thanks 10 everyone
Eho gave or assisted In tho work.
W. A, List, Chairman,
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jesse Day, the youthful burglar whose
arrest was chropicled yesterday, had o
preliminary hearing before Squire Peter.
man yesterday, and was sent back to fail
in default Of bail In the sum OF scooter
bis appearance at tho next term Of the
Circuit Court.
George Strauss, arres ed for snstOhing o
pocket book from Mis-. Snyder; on the
stone bridge recently, had hearing be.
fore Squire Arkle yesterday, and was
sent to Jail in default Of $500 bail. 49,.
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Mrs. Jones. how is your health Il Il
morningp Thank you, madam, murt
improved. bought o bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup last night, aud, alter the
first dose, my cough was checked, l sltpt
well and have not cou 'hed once Thu
morning.
Accidents will occur mot only sin the
best regulated families" but every where
and at all times. Therefore keep Saliva
ton Oil convenient
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TAG NATURAL GAS COMPANY
OF WEST VIRGINIA.


SUPERINTENDENT UFFIVR,
WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. 10, 1856,
TO Our Patrons;
An accident occurred to our line yes!er.
day which we very much regret, but We
take pleasure in informing you that Rl'
engagements have been made and will be
completed within the next forty-eight
hours, which will, We believe, prevent 9
recurrence Of u failure Of supply, even i
our line should again break.
Natural Gas Company OF West Virginia,
JOHN A. LAMBSIG,
Superintendent
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Ghe GttteLGQstner:


wanted-EewI Doy.-UniOn News Co.
Wanted Goat FinlShem II. L ngen.
HRnted-IlOof rs-CrIStal Window Glass Worku,
Orr, Committee.
Noiieeto H0idOts OF City otdcr-E. W. DuuG.
way, City RcCCivtf.
FOR saie-IGinble Rt.!doncc-As Allen Howell.
List Of Lctter5- Robert Simpson, p, n.
DtaSs Fire Sets NCIbltt d Bros.
RnRmClGd VsSes-Ewing Bros,
MaSonio HotlCe-H. ". Rhodes, W. N.
CandlCS-GeO. X. MHMtchen u Son.
Patent BuokWteRt FlouI-R. ]. smyth.
Magazines aud kapor-O, II. QlImby-Fourth
Grand Opera House Mates Comedy Company
speeII SSticu-Dry Goods salGmen Union
Fourth page,
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Nights is tho complaint Of thousands
suffering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you ever Try Acker's
English Remedy2 II is the best prcpa.
ration known tor all Lung Troubles, aold
on q positive guarantee at l0C., Soc. Logan
4 Go. and o. MCnkemeller. /
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Cheap Excursion Ticket. TO tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets 10 principal
points Ia the South are now on sale by
the Panhandle route. For tickets and
further PARTICULARS call on or address ]. G.
TomlinBnn. passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, W. Va.
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TIE NATURAL GAS SUPPLY.
All Right AGain-A Plan to Avoid FWtuI
Trnmhlh.

All Right Again-A Plan to Avoid Future
Trouble,
The supply OF natural gas in the pipes
OF the West Virginia Company was all
right yesterday. To prevent recurrence
OF similar trouble the two gas companies
will connect their mains near the wells,
and in casa OF break in the mains the
gas supply Of both companies can BIZ
turned into one Company's line, aud the
two again being connected in the city, the
two CompaDy's pipes will be fully sup
piled.
The Oompany's Superintendent 70.
quests the publication OF the following
letter: n
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Judgment Against tlla CITY.

'squte Davis yesterday heard the cyl.
denCe for the plaintiff in the damage suit
Of W. B. Howell Sgaipst the city, and tho
city failing 10 put In any appearance,
judgment was rendered In favor Of the
city for the full amount claimed, $500.
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Beacon I'LL Linen,
10 the Finest paper made.
j. u. WILSON,
Bookseller 4 SlailOncr,
1908 Market 81.

VIII End this a splendid opportunity 10
buy Ane Cali Shoes, We have now The
largeat and finest stock Of GnU Cali Cor.
dovan, Dohgola, Kangaroo and English
potpoiBs shoss III the city.
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The Mt. Bslleville hotel will be uod al
public sale on Saturday morning, Dec II,
OF the front OF the new courthouse.
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FALL aud Winter stock lust received.
4 full line Of sultlngs, OYerCOallngH
and PRntalOOnlngs. Also o full line Of
our celebrated Knit jarketB. Scotch
Sultlngs a Speciality. go -.
Second LOT Of Scotch Wool Underwear
lust received. For comfort tllCrO IA
nothing better. TnOy arc warranted
not 10 shrink. 9. HESS 4 son.
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3. 6auallnp + @p...@Iathinu.
9, @aaallug : Gq.+-gIpthiug,
MAUD MULLER -
NO,
MAD MULLER.
BY ANOTHER FHLLAR,

Drove 70 town on load Of hay
Beneath his torn clothes cleaned hue
OF cold, pnchsd limbs slckly bua
He ahveed and shook g slapped the lusa
To increase the speed Of his poksy equnesi
And Muller was chile the whole way through
Then up he rose and cnssed and sTofe-
Such os1hs be never had used before
As soon as he'd sold that load Of lay
To load adifsrsnt kind Of life,
Butha c,udnt decide what was needed worst
Or what he had better attend to frat
wSids1Sssa 1tFS S rode down the lane
He drew his Bride besde the load 'N
is sg Ss TS oa E fSPs t the road dd bo,
You look IS though every earthly joy
S that's IT, sad Iuisiy 'H e I tsIesd and torn,
And hungry, and aad, but especially cold
"Aad,then," said the eghbor, what I'd propose
Would be NICE suit Of clothes
You'll feel and act much like man.
And get trusted quicker than you
WIZ that, that ragged old st and that battered hat"
And III take your advice this very day,"
And happy Muller applied the LASH
tn ' 5tSsSf ef s IA 1 G16f fgg so f
They fitted him out from head to foot
And an hour later glad surprise
E. R ss@ e. 'ssss SSS'P od. s's e Vel.
That another neghbor offered to sell
To Muller farm, on terms TO suit
And give him big l.st year years crop 80 boot"
Got Gh thrOngh the clothes that he bought with Ills hay,
Ard Muller l now s says what ls every one knows
YSa must buy the 6siS a 2us Sq S61. 1a
Ladies' examine our Immense Line Of Gents Furnishing Goods
Sense Prices.
ID. GUNDLING & CO..
80 TWELFTH STREET,
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--~WN
Attention.

Ladies are requested 10 call and exam.
inc the New White Automatic Sewing
Machine, single thread.
Persons having used tho Wilcox &
Gibbs Automatic Ipachine, will find the
White TO DO superior Ia every respect.
An Examination 10 rCspt ctfully solicited,
II can be eeen OF The Saletroon Of
EDwARu l. Ross 4 o.,
No. IS Twelfth st,
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81. Jacobs Oil Is excellent for swellinsu,
brulaeB, ETC., says Mr.. BuChter, Lancaster,
Pa.
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Women's fue pebble or lid button
shoes 81, worth ST 86, at
SToNR's CASH SHOE STORE.
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Hot Soda Water aud Hot Beef Tea at
Hess Drug Store. Try 1t.
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Come and soc the wonderful hargaina we
now offer In fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Bootsi elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
atyleS, all Bises aud every width, Goo our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
/. Y. BLOWN.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on tho inStallment plan
whereby you can secure watch at once
On easy payments. Call aud Investigate.
JACOB W. GRUDD, JeWel9r,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Ste.
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2lGtp Aauertisettreuts.

LIS. Good & Co. sell dry good. the
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The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railrosd Com
pany sends greetings to its patrons, by an,
nounclng that on December "a, % and
u, 1885, aud January |, 1887, round trip
tickets, at one fare for the round Trip, viii
be sold from ell atstlons, to all stations
on the Trans.O Ohio Divisions, and on the
Columbus 4 Cincinnati Midland R. r.,
including Chicago, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati, Tickets will be good
returning until January q, 1887, ihclu'
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DR., MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

viii cure DtbOaSos Of Tho kidneys, Gravel, Glebi'
StflClufeS and all Urinary and Utethiel DlieAtcai
Nervous and PhyAiCal Debility, Seminal WtAi1ttsl
Lon Of .Vlgof, Premature p0oilne In Man, hflV
Decay, Impotency caused b. oItotl oil youth, e.:
And nole plCSFa, ofupl1iit BCioiulA t0ttef, Mll
theun, aid all blood and akin dlSOAses. FemAlo
weakness speedily cured. .uonpffhea cure, III
htee aayas Price q % BOld " wheeling, Wye
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. l1.-1A.M.-
For West Virginia, fair weather, south0rly
winds, eighty warmer.
For Western Pennsylvania fair weather
and southerly winds, slightly warmer.
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Our 81 80 Mems seamless genuine cal
shoes are cheap at 50.
sToNR's CASH SnoE srogE,
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Can't sleep

Hot Soda Water Vpd Hot Beef Tea al
Hess Drug Store. Try Il.
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Hot Soda Water and Hot Beef Tea at
HesD' Drug Store. Try It.
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Our 81 Boys lace DhouS are cheap Al
SIPS. sroSE's OASH IsHoE SroBE,
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WEDDING GIFTS

T AIDES wanted 10 get up Tea ClubsiOr
~ our Pufe Teas and COfecs. A host Of useful
luAtrated Price and Premium List. Special Of
teri 10 every tenth person that answers this Rd'
xettiSemont wO will send free ono pound Of choice
-'A' NAIL TEA q COFFEE CO.. BostSn, Mas.
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TL$UYITEp PREgBYTEEI1H
Rev y. y. stewart d fn ii6iI tpilfgil ID, will
preach tnotnl1g. and evening. pomnilhl0n let.
4 n OlLa Ia Cohieill0n d fGlihl Slitt.N,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-03-11
The Senate Educational Bill.

The bill provides that for eight years
after its passage there shall be annually
appropriated from the treasury the fol-
lowing sums IN aid OF common-school
education in the States aud Territories
and District of Columbia and Alaska:
The first year $7.000,000. the second
year $40, 100000 the third year Sl5.-
600, 600, the fourth year $13, 900, 900. the
fifth year Sl1, 100000, the sixth year
S9,000,000, the seventh year 81, 900, 900,
the eighth year 5000 900. making
so, 900, 600, besides which there IS a
special appropriation of S2,000,000 to
aid in the erection of school houses in
sparsely settled districts, making the
total fund S79,O00,000. The money is
given to the several States and Terri
torres ''in that proportion which the
whole number of persons in each who,
being of the age OF 10 years and over,
can not write, bears to the whole num-
Der of such persons in the United
States according to the census of 1880,
until the census figures of 1890 shall be
obtained, and then according to the
latter figures.
In States having separate schools for
white and colored children, the money
shall be paid out in support of such
white and colored children between 10
aud q years old in such proportion as
said children of the State bear to each
other by the census.
No State is to receive the benefit of
the act until its Governor shall file with
the Secretary of the Interior state
ment giving full statistics of the school
system, attendance of white and col
ored children, amount Of money ex-
pended, ETC., number OF schools in op-
Grafton, number and compensation of
teachers, etc.
No State or Territory shall receive in
any year from this fund more money
than it has paid out the previous year
from its own revenue for common
schools
If any State or Territory declines to
take its share of the national fund, such
share is to be distributed among the
States accepting the benefits of the
fund
Ii any State or Territory misapplies
the fund, or fails to comply with the
conditions, it loses all subsequent ap-
portionments. Samples of all school
books in use in the common schools in
the States and Territories shall be filed
with the Secretary of the Interior. ANY
State or Territory accepting the pro-
visions of the act at the first session of
its Legislature after the passage of the
act shall receive its pro rata share of
all previous annual appropriations.
Congress reserves the right to alter or
repeal the act. The bill now goes to
the House of Representatives for con
currence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-03-11
PecuIiarities Of New York Con-
gresham.

Pec0liarities Of Il New York Con-
gresham.
Buleigh IS one Of the characters of
Congress. He was born in Canaan, n.
H., fifty odd years ago, and has never
been natualized, although he moved
across the line INTO Northern New York
many years ago in order to come to
Congress. He II 4 perfect type Of the
tirclcs5 Yankee with Il steel spring inside
Of him. iIe ias q slim body, without
spare ounce of.1esh On it, = small head,
close-triumad beard. thin face and
aquilino nose He is q swift cruiser III
any kind % weather. lie deals i'll lum-
Der and coal mines, iron ore. and runs
steamboats, and canalboats and politics
with equal success. He never keeps his
seat in the House for more than five
consecutive minutes. vet he always votes,
and his bills go through like creased
lightning.
One day last Nfintv4. he couldn't get
Acting Speaker Joe Blackburn TO give
him the floor ID railroad through the
Troy Public Building bill, 50 he waited
till Blackburn was out for luncheon, got
a Minnesota Congressman who had the
floor TO let him have if, and before any
0odv could say Jack Robinson the bill
was passed.
Then Burleigh was afraid that War
ner Miller would not move the bill fast
enough in the Senate He rushed out
to the telegraph Office and stirred up
one hundred Troy business men TO send
messages to Miller. The Senator was
driven 10 the verge of distraction that
night by the messengers who rang his
door bell, and the next day he got the
bill passed through The Senate in self
defense. liz reelected over the zeal Of
the Troy business men for several days
before he understood II, aud finally he
vcnturea to say 70 the Whitehall Con-
! gresham, "Burleigh, believe you got
those fellows to stir me up.
Next TO Silas b. butcher, Burleigh was
Arthur's right-hand man at the Chicago
I Convention. He is practical politi-
clan, aud did not take much stock in
the efforts Of the New York business
mems delegation to secure Arthur 5
nomination. Long after midnight one
night a newspaper man tapped gently
I at Burleigh door at the Grand Pacific.
who's there?" shouted Burleigh in
bed.
"A New York business man, was the
reply.
.All right just shove your check I'M
der the door and go 70 bed = said Bur-
leigh Its time all honest men were
abed. am myself
Two Of Burleigh's strong points are
his emphatic language and his aversion
to dress coats When nc left home his
wife said: Now. Mr. Burlcigh, have
only two things to ask Of you want
you to give up swearing and to wear a
dress coat on proper occasions.
i would do anything, my dear, to
please You, was the Congressman re-
ply. .and | have fully determined not
10 swear any more, but | viii be Id
if will wear q dress coat. n. \. Nail.
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Rlnnminpinn.

}. W. Bracket started Tuesday for
Madison to begin the duties of his o.
flee in the land office. j. W. has oh
tanned IA good position and the people
Of Tafton congratulate him upon It.
Andrew Foster took his departure
this week for the West, with the inten-
ton of investing in land in hat coun-
try
J. E. Schultz has bought the LEROY
Cobb residence for 800. Considering
the unsurpassed educational faculties
which this town .fords, property is
selling very CHEAP. One-third Off for
cash.
Grant y Bickok, the genial agents
for the iowa Land company, of Sibley,
Iowa. are in town, each with carload
Of western fever about his person. 1t
seems T. be very contagious, and we
think the boys VIII do good business.
They say they have the Garden of Eden
for sale.
Sam WoodhoGse has returned from
California. lie looks rugged and
hearty and says that is the greatest
country in the world
Mrs. Frank Cooper returned to her
home at Oakdale, Neb., Monday, upon
receipt of letter informing her that
her husband was very ILL., Her brother,
Len. Hadley, staid Wednesday have
q consuming curiosity to know why
Len. waited until Wednesday but |
presume | will have to beat Job 5 record
for patience before find out
Charley Hatch started Monday for
Gordon, Neb., where two of our boys
Geo. Hatch and Lon Casey-are loca-
ted Charley is boy who will succeed
anywhere
J few Of our young people went
down TO Cassvlle Sunday, and were
royalty entertained by the Misses Lena
Grimm and Salle Coons.
The last OF the series of club dances
passed off very pleasantly last Friday
night, They have been.a success from
social point of view. and the dancing
public ferventIy hope that the club will
institute another series, with more
dances. next winter w.