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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-17
WASHINGTON AND LEE.
OPENING OF THE COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES.
REV. ~. ~. MOORE BREACHES
BsCCALAURE1TE SERMON
uR = n. LNHFOEO KrTOWE Iur
\. N ca
flr COLLEGE Regatta comes On fni~
fscmtne urs. -. "a. thaiiIc,. Of
Ihi~ cay. trtftcaiis tu tn
Lexington.


>l>.r.N. Va. June lC.-Thc am
mmucsmcrt exercises of ihe
.n...n and Ice University began
m.mas u thc University chapel
u..ck. Tho weather was faif
IH. attendance was zap .o the aver.
.r ,4ch occasions. with many dis
u.Hnl gentlemen present. and
m.. c.ciy .adies from abroad are
which in>uros brilliant social
..l.- a. fho week.
W N. Moore. of Theological
>rs ulmpleu-SiIucy College,
t..I ihc baccllaurea,e sermon.
II..A.vlsthe Fiisi Ep.stlc TO Timothy,
urI chapter. sixteenth verse. The
....ct va, The Mistakes of Life. 60
... .1mon was am eloquent appeal to
i.. s.ur- men about 20 enter hfe's
It..io turn deaf ear to the teach
t...f Iuflals aud others who teach
t.. l.I-e doctrine that there Is no God. .
add .. I.v0ic their lives to the cause
% ,',il ','''" was
'y''''' eO'"
showed vast research in Holy
Wr theology. history, the classics,
Iu-, n.rs- that go to prove. and
introduced to leave no
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His Politics.

1t Is very seldom that you find a negrC
begging. OF course, he is always ready
like many white man. to take whatever
Is rendered him, but street beggarsamon2
the colored race are very scarce. one,
however, came into the secretary room
on Change the other day. He wanted
some change. and agreed with the as
sistant secretary to give the beggar .
quarter il he would acknowledge he wa
a Democrat, while my friend was to dc
likewise should the colored itinerani
claim allegiance to the party of purity.
We then asked the negro what his polit
ical persuasion was, and he replied, after
being told what arrangement we had
made to provide for him: "Well. boss
Ise neither. lse on dc fence" 1t il
needless to say that he received both
quarters-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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A HUMAN FISH.
= Strange story Told by Merchant
seaman.

From Hook and Liucl
was IN the crow 5 nest or lookout
on board the New England whaler Yam
kee Lind, and we were bearing up for
Valparaiso from the Juan Fernando
Islands. when l caught sight Of a float
ing human body on the lee bow and
half a mile away. We had only a slight
breeze and the sea was scarcely dis
turbed, and from my perch aloft |
could even see the fish as they played
about Us.
| had scarcely hailed the deck when
the flOater raised his head. kicked his
feet under the surface. and. after way
ing his arm as a signal, he began swim.
ming down TO US. The sight Of q man
out al sea. provided with nothing what
ever TO float him. was queer enough,
but there was something much more
queer in store for us. / have seen the
natives of almost every country in the
water. but never saw anything like the
speed this floater made as he came
dowR TO US. lie just smoked through
water like a yawl with her sail set TO a
stiff breeze. All the men mustered
forward TO get sight Of him. and as ne
came alongside he checked his way.
took "a long survey of our craft, and
co0lly called out:
What ship is that p
Tho American whaler Yankee
Land. answered the mate.
want any hands 2"
"Yes, we Will ship you, replied the
captain.
Very well, sir-Ill come abond."
They threw him a rope and he soon
stood on deck. the only uncOncerned
person on the ship. lie asked for a
chew Of tobacco. wrung the water out
Of his clothes. and when the cook
brought him some grub he did not ap-
pear over hungry. He refused dry
clothes, saying that he felt better when
damp. and when he had finished eating
be exclaimed.
My name is Tom Finch. I quit the
English brig Saxon two days ago.
can steer a boat or fasten to- "a whale
with the best of you. Give me lay
and let me turn 90.
You quit the Saxon two days ago /;
queried the captain,
" cs, sir. -
Where was She,
"A matter of fifty miles 10 the north
west. sir.
"At sea
"Yes. sir.
How did YOU Quit'3
Said goodbye TO my watch and
jumped overheard and have been float
ing ever since.
There WASH c a man ia the ship who
believed his story. Indeed, what in
tclIigent man would believe it, And
yet 1t was the Gospel truth. as we discov-
cred when we reached Valparaiso. The
Saxon was there, and half dozen Of
her crew had seen him 60 overheard
as stated.
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i once Of Building for Library OF Congress,
l3J east Capitol street, Washington, ID. g.,
MAY 25, 1889 Sealed proposals for furnish
Ing and delivering All Of The cut granite re-
quired Tor the front walls including the
dome OF the rOtunda. OF the building for tue
Library of Congress. IA this city, will be re-
SATURDAY, the 10th d,y OF June 1850 and
opened Immediately thereafter In presence
OF bidders. The granite must be OF light
blush gray color and line grain. Spccnca-
tions. general instructions and conditions.
and blank forms Of proposal may be obtained
on application at this Office. BERNARD
AZ. GREEN. superintendent and Engineer.
my 2o.27 ,2s,29 ,jO,3i, Je 1.4.6,s,ll, 1919 ~
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xosner ana babe Burnea "a peat,

BALTIMORE, Mp, June l6.-Nrs. Eli
zabeth Tyler, aged % years. and her
baby, Benjamin Harrison Tyler. were
burned to death tonight by the explo-
sion of a coal-oil lamp at their home in
Rainesville, in Anne Arundel county.
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AFTER all, " remarked the student Of Scrip
ture, Samson was the greatest dramatic
actor who ever lived"
"How do you make that outr queried tn
listener
why. no man." explained the speaker
! "ever brought down the house as he did. ~
Chicago Globe.
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DISQUALIFICATION 81 yonu,,ou,

JoHNsTOwN, Pa, June ld.-The delay
in the arrival of Governor Beavers
commission Is creating great deal of
dissatisfaction to both citizens and those
inter ested IN the relief fund. The State
Board Of Health is putting in a great
deal of its time battling reporters. 1t is
said its members and the physicians
generally look for q large increase in
sickness. This is why they are advis-
ing tenants to leave. Another reason
is that many Of the wrecked and dam-
aged houses are to be tired and burned
within few days, while Others are to
be dypamited,
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BRUTAL WIFE MURDER.
..o.-e uriauu Siiis His VIE Whuc
nrnuh Uafcnef BouGht, WIN
Nnffn the crime Has Committed
i.eapc and subsequent Arrest.

.....t Hriluu hiiis fsis Wifc WhiIc
nfn"h Waicnei Bousht. WIN
"nifh tine crime ""s tomnittcd
Escape and subsequent Arrest.
philadelphia Times, 10th.
i..l-. NcCanu. alias Greasy Nc
.lcks.er. residing in the rear
Monroe street. yesterday alter
murdered his wife, Maggie. by
n- her brains out with hatchet.
81. lclIln had been engaged dur
..D lay moving her furniture from
ODD tle rear of 426 Monroe street,
..e was vacaiiug in order tO take
ilcucc ODD the rear Of 43O
street, While thus engaged
band. who has been drinking
...f.IF i.l the last two weeks. walked
'.. court and asked her why she
moving INTO that place. He said
... r0. like the people living In
''i M'-' Mo'inn Iepiieu
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-17

DlSSOLUIION AND Co-PARTNER.
~ SHIP.

The Arm OF Dorset 4 Wright, dentists. com.
posed OF Drs. W. r. Dorset and j. T. Wright,
having been dissolved by mutual consent.
this is 10 notify the public and patients that
DIR. +. p. Wright. tate OF 9i5ls East Main
street, and DR.. J. 7. Wright have this day
formeds co-partnership for the purpose OF
'prseticing dentistry IN all ils branches. NJ
No. oie East Main street tover I. Roberts Ia.
kers drug s,ore) under the nrm name Of
DHs. E. E'r&J. I. WRIGHT. jeia-N
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-17

NEW YORK, June l6.-The United
States man-of-war Kearsarge sailed
from the Brooklyn navy yard this
morning for Port au Prince. Admiral
Gherardi il on board. In speaking of
the "Trip the Admiral said " The Sec
retary Of the Navy thinks that the IN
lerests Of the American residents would
be better guarded by the two vessels
than one. do not anticipate any trou-
bic whatever.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-17
RLANDONPARK (swITCH-BACK)

There viii be Music and Dancing at this
Park every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
Evenings, commencing at ? o'clocl, and last
ing until ii o'clock, providing the weather
is coed.
Admission, 10 cents: no extra charge fot
dancing. Ladies and Misses free. Boys un-
der seven years Old free when with guar
dams or nurses. Nurses free.
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weather Indications for T.-Dnv.

-, WASHINGTON, ID. g.. June l6.-
,,o Indications for Virginia: Fair:
TAIN stationary temperature on the
l--colst: slightly cooler in the in
terror; southwesterly winds.
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Bas se.liall Yesterday.

AT Brooklyn-Brooklyns, 3; Circin.
natis. 4.
AT Gloucester-Athletics 3; st. Louis,
4
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Buy at the Standard.
s.uess WnD

Said that May Apple" is sold oil over
The country, aud is pronounced the
/ est.
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DRS. L. =. d j. T. WRIGHT, IN
DENTISTS.
10. 90 East Main street. Richmond. Va.
lul6-3m
uELIi>6'.

OFFIcE RICHMOND PAPER MIG Co.,
1918 MAIS STREET, June 9Th. 1850.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
L ing OF the stockholders OF this company
viii De held at tho cOmIany's oflicc on
JUNE 10Th. at II o'clock VI.
A. H. CHRISTIAN. JK..
Je7-td secretary and Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-17

Baker and Keenan, will fight agai Il
with gloves. for purse OF $500, at
Richmond Theatre, Monday evening,
June l7lh. Doors open at s O'Clock,
fight commences promptly at . clock.
Prices Of admission Box seats, Sl.Oo
orchestra, 10; paiquette. 90; dress
circle. 80 family circle, p; coiored
gallery, % cents.
MAX MAS. Galveston, Texas, says ::
/ have tried Bradycrotine personally
and in my family with the most bene-
fetal results 1t is the best Headache
Medicine have ever tried-pleasaut to
take and free from any i'll after effects.
Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lithia Water. only % cents
gallon al
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
Go to the Standard.
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4 'LAY STREET NJ. f. SUNDAY
y SCHOOL PICNIC

The annual picnic Of Clay street ". r. sun
day--chool Will be hold at ASHLAND PARK
on III E,DAl next the 18th Instant.
Irain Will leave Elba station nj $50
O'Clock A. NJ; returning viii leave Ashland
Park at O'Clock i. ". Tickets ran be had
OF the committee at the train on the mOfn-
ing OF the picnic ~ not previously securcd)
Prices Adults, Zoe; children twelve
years - age and under, 2Jc. Jels-lts
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n CAM ARRESTED.

lAouienaDt GilliDgham, Of the Second
N"Jlct' was notified of McCann's 5 "a.
ie. and special Oflicofs Keegan aud
p. .irr were detailed on the case.
~ o'clock last evening McCaDn was
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A Womnn's Discoyery.

Another wonderful discovery has
Teen made and that too by n lady in
this county. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
she withstood its severest tests, but
Ter vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed incessantly and
cou q not sleep. She bought of us a
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was SO much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all
night and with one bottle has been mi
raculously cured. Her name liz Mrs.
Luther Luiz." Thus write w. G..
liaurick q Co., of Shelby, N. Get
q free trial bottle al j. ii. Mil.ender &
Co. IS Stora %
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Commencing September 9Th the
G. * .. R'y Co. will make round
trip rates between all stations or
the Cincinnati Division between
Cincinnati, o., and Huntington,
w. Va.
The fare has- been greatly re.
duced. and the excellent train serv-
ice will enable passengers to trave
cheaply between any station and
return the same day. This move
should be more appreciated because
the reduction is made entirely IN
solicited.
1t is proof that this great corpo
ration is not only abreast with the
times, but is anxious TO treat -
patrons in the most liberal way.
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From the p Pleasant Register,
"what do yOu think ON town council that
Will permit cowsto run atiibe'ty All through
tie principal streets7' asked REGf8TER
reporter of prominent citizen the other day.
4 think. replied the citizen, very deliberate
~. that n body ~ men assembled and elected
by the people for the purpose % managing
the affairs Of the town. that viii 20 lar forget
their duty, o. 10 allow cows TO parade the
streets and stand on the pavemenis and
crossings. should be remembered In future
elections and ifoue 81 them should nave the
uDaduiterated Eaul TO append his name To q
ticket. the whole ticket should be destroyed
o. % retrIoutiOn for Innocent candidates that
would run on y ticket with such gauly
creatures" "You IRE bitterly cpposed then
to the evaalons of the duties OF said council"
ventured the reporter. Eyes, oppose any
man or body of men that wiii ahirk what
they have taken a solemn oath % perform
Good morning CoOd morning siI'
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Summer Tourist Rates.

Beginning June Ist, the Ohio Riv.
er X. X. will sell at all its coupon
offices Excursion Tickets to all Vir.
glnia Springs. White Sulphur. w.
Va, Chau,auqua, n. Y, Dear Park,
Oakland and Mountain Lake Park,
Md, Buffalo, n. Y. and Niagara,
n. at very low rates.
Tickets will be good to return un-
Ill Oct. 3rst, 1850.
Parkersbnrg, w. Va, May s,, 1888.
May %. I'm.
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The following appointments for
this Dist. were made by the Bishop
at the recent session Of the West
Virginia Conference, Of the NJ. +.
Church, South, held at Ca,lcitsburg
Ky:
Charleston District, II. T. Watts
II. L. Charleston station, G.. w.
Cook, ID. D.; Charleston circuit,
III. l.. Smith: Barboursville, s. 9.
Preston; Huntington, first charge,
]. w. Johnson; Huntington. TWEEN
tieth street. G. r. Crooks; Guyan
dotte, II, /. Simons; Wayne Court
House, J. f. Medley; Wayne Cir.
cult, A. Given; Buffalo, w. NJ
Hincr: IIam!in, to be supplied; St
Albans, ! Martin; Glcnwood, II
Moore; RAYMOND, b. s. Chambers
Barboursville College, 6. NJ. f.
Hampton, principal.
Rev. III. NJ. (Bud) Smith goes
TO Lubck, NJ V Bowles to Philippi
L. 5. Wade is Presiding Elder oil
the Catlcttsburg District.
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The yerdlct Unanimnns.

" ID. suit. Druggist. u prus. Iud.
tines. Il can recommend Electric
ters as the very best remedy. Fv-
bottle sold has given relief I'm every
g One man took SIX bottles. and
cured OF Rheumatism Of 10 year.
nding." Abraham Hare. druggist.
ieyilie, Ohio, aflirms. The best ee,-
,medicIne i have ever handled in
~ years Experience, is Electric
efs." Thousands OF others have
"a their testimony, SO that tire YER
rs unanimous that Electric Bitters
uro All diseJsea Of the Liver. Xiii
OF BLOOD. Only half dollar a
e at J. IL. Mlleucer s. Co.'S stor,
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Henry King, a deaf and dumb
colored boy, who was in the Proctor
vile (Ohio) lookup for disorderly
conduct on Monday Of last week 4,
set fire to the prison and was roasted
alive, before the fire could be extin.
guished.
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Read Northcott & Buiiing,on's
new advertisement in this issue
hesc young men, who thoroughly
understand their business, have
opened new clothing and gents
furnishing store in the Sutphir
block, Huntington, and are pre-.
pared to furnish an excellent suit oil
clothes mt very low figures. Give
mem q call.
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Mr.. M. Ferguson, the merchan,
ia'lor at Hunting ton, now occupies
the rooms on 3D. avenue formerly
occupied by Geo. w. Kirk as a pho.
tograph gallery. He has recently
received an elegant line Of goods
and il any Of our readers want q
good suit and a neat fit. they should
call on him.
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Two young girls who are in the
habit of parading the streets OF
nights for questionable purpose
were arres-ed by officer Mays last
Saturday night and confined in the
lock up for Il few hours.
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There should be sign up at each
end of the Jordan branch bridge
stating the amount Of fine in case a
horse is. rode over the bridge faster
'han a walk. The council should
attend TO this matter.
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The Corwin Bros, the leading
grocers of Ashland, KY, made an
assignment last Friday. The failure
was supposed to have been due to
low collections.
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The residence Of attorney T. L.
Mitchie at Huntington was entered
by burglars on the night Of the 18th
inst. and $I5o. stolen.
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No. Portsmouth Accom notation. Sun
days only. stopping AZ all Intermediate sta
tons Cheap ercursiOu rate between all
stations. Leave Cincinnati ~ m. Ar
rive at South FOrtsfrouth ~ - , 10.
No. iG-fortsmOutb Accom- fnDdNflOn. sun
days only, stopping NJ all intermediate sta
tioDe Leave Cincinnati o. p u1. Arrive
south Portsmouth, ~ Oyu.
Nos. and f-F. g. V.-Fasf Flying NiF-
giuian 49, Vestibul0 Special Entire train
with dining car ruua through ~ New YORK
via Washington, with gcstDuie sleeper sOr
old Point via Hichmobd.
Nos. ! aud pullman Bquef Shopping Cars
bcfwceH CincinBati and Washington and
Pullman Nestibuia Sleeper JatHceD HintOD
and Old Point Comfort.
Trains do not stop ~ stations where time
IT, not shown.
Direct cOnneeuon O. MADE foT LynehbuFg.
UanViiia, Greensboro Petersburg Weldon
G0idsbnrO, Wiiu inaton ard Euarieston.
Quickest line % al points ia the south-eaHt.
Apply % any Ticket Agent for ADDITIONAL
Ga Information.
Il. HAKAHAN,
General Manager.
II. w. FULLER,
NtefrffI Raa4fr 90.
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Written for the cxRwpo ApvAxsx 7,
The Village Pump.
ByPr T.

On yn fount OF blessing, where among our kind.
.rSx ~ -. ah1 one whose bounty Is 80 great.
- lie aud comfort In their full estate
w,te. 1nor,sl hand can MI each passing hour
What humnn , in,ns, 30 many 70 refresh,
Ca! Can pour such blessings in crralscnt rush /.
mau, ~ W
Yes. villsge pump. may we be grateful now.
any eo,iinx draasht has calmcd the fever
Aud Brought new life whom /, was getting
Like all the elements tina, nature gives.
We sSsrvcly heed them TIL they are with
The air we breathe Is but a thing OF caur..
nnha we seldom think how much We need H.
A"' M, nuis ss',, pump from whence and where
What gives thee power To be 80 kind and
10 compensation for thy useful work:
No' oSsn thou question WHO or what may
on village pump could I M useful be.
nnu scatter blessings with such lavish hand
Inc poor ono comes aud lust as quick re
As To the Que who owns tho corner block.
iny liquid frcShncss from tho buckets drip
N"o sdp ~. sidewaiks with thy precious
In In pantry, cupboard, OF In wine glass LEFT.
The ardent call oh Village pump. ere " break
Before INC whistle calls the slcepers. thou
Ana ready 10 respond To bucket OF tin Gun.
los, village pump, no stranger stops 10 AK
you AT you please"
nut PUSHES boldly thy right hand TO seize,
NOT ,he ioui mixture from the Twelve Polo
But pure and sweet as ever known before.
What gfoups OF children cluster at thy side,
anou nrt their friend, thy bounty " their low
my lavish fullncss seems To fail them not.
HOW many mothers needs but 10 say. "my
There II the bucket" Little footstens oui,h
no 49,
Clumsy shoes TO bruise zach Others toes
hut feet made healthy ut the VILLAGE pu,nn
As love divine IN manifest in thee
Corcdo, W. Va, Aug. -, 1859.
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Roll of Honor.

The following named persons
have paid the amount opposite their
names, on subscription to the AD-
VANCE, since our last report:
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Hands were at work last week
grading Main street, north Of b
street. Now If we had board
walk from the last named street to
The Ohio river, how nice and conve-
iient it would bes
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k PERSONAL. 81
&MzN3A1X yEE%IS$EsS

Mr.. ]. Mccall was here las,
Sunday.
Miss Iona Holt is teaching school
at Maiden.
Mr. Jacob Zouck aud famil, have
returned from visit to relatives in
Mary land.
Messrs. Pitt Hoard aud Charles
I. Hoard visited the Queen City,
last week.
Mrs. Johnson Fry returned las,
Monday from n visit to relatives a,
Wayne c. ii.
Mrs. b. s. Akers and daughter
Minnie are visiting relatives near
Cassville, this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r Gum and
Miss ANNA Gum visited relatives
at Guyandotte last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Osburn, Sr..
OF Napier's Ridge, were visiting
relatives in town last week.
County clerk Chapman Fry was
here, Monday. Henry Spurlock
accompanied him to Wayne c. II.
Mr.. Sam. Holt was in Ceredo
last Sunday wearing good clothes
and looking like a gentleman, which
he is.
Mr.. Fields, of Ashland, Ky. was
the guest of his son a. Y. Fields.
who lives in the Holt property, last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Howell
went to Cincinnati last Sunday.
They will remain there a week or
ten days.
Misses Maggie and Maud Raines
and Miss Gorace fIungerford, of
Huntington, are the guests of Miss
Bessie Evick.
Mrs. Edna Handlcy has been Wis
ting relatives near Gallipolis, Ohio,
since last Thursday. She will re-
turn home this week.
Rev. A. Merrells and Rev. Geo.
G. Shaw and wife are attending the
annual session OF the West Virginia
Nj. Z. conference at PIT. Pleasant
tins week.
DR.. ]. 7. Wharton, wife and
daughter Miss Bertha, accompanied
by Mrs. Il. ID. Ramsdell, left yes.
terday to visit Cincinnati. They
will return the latter part of this
week.
Mr.. T.. NJ. Knight was up on Tug
river last week. He attended
church up there and says that after
preaching the ministers, several of
whom were present. engaged in n
quarrel and came very near fighting.
The following Ceredo people
went on the excursion to Cincinna-
Il last Sunday: At. Napier, Dan.
Wright and son Carl, Robt. Wright,
Jr., aud son Sam, Ollie Bush, John
Cartmill, Mrs. u. 5. Brown and X i.
4. Brown, Sr.
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