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THE METER SYSTEM
To bo Hesortcd to by tho West Virginia
Natural Gas Company Hero.

Tho Natural Gas Company of Yves,
Virginia win rs soon as possible begin
tho use OF meters for measuring the
amount OF gas used by private con.
sumers. The company has had tho
matter under consideration for quite n
while, but has deferred notion because.
until within the past few months, no
meter has been perfected which will
accurately measure the subtle fluid, ut
the pressure which they are compelled
to carry In their lines. They have now.
however, received lot OF Westinghouse
meters built especially for natural gus
and will put them In ms fast rs yearly
contracts expire, and meters arc Obtains
BILE from the factory. There Is q great
demand Tor these meters, and where
they can not bD obtained In sufficient
numbers to supply all expiring contrac-
tors, new contracts will be made for
thirty days, aud renewed each month
until meters can be provided.
In speaking OF the matter yesterday,
Secretary Scott said: ave consider the
metre system the only fair way to sell
gas. BY that means people who have
large houses and fires in many rooms
which they cannot use except occasion.
ally will only pay for the gas burned,
and those who crowd all the rooms OF
a house on two or three fires will pay for !
exactly what they use. Those who have
furnaces and other appliances for got.
ting the greatest good from the least fuel
will be accorded the full measure OF ben.
eft which they have paid for in putting
in such appliances. Our charges will be
fifteen cents thousand feet with re-
bate Of 33i per cent for tho payment. of
bills on or before the tenth OF each
month, thus making the actual price ten
cents, the same as has been established
in Pittsburgh. A charge Of s. will be
made for setting the meter"
From gentleman residing in Bridge
port, where the Wheeling Company has
.he meter system in operation, it was
earned that the cost OF gus is no heavier
han before the system WAS in nsa.
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CnIcAao, Feb. 14.-The Columbia
Theatre has passed under the control of
a new management. A five years. lease
was made yesterday by John B. Carson
to Messrs. al Hayman, the we'll known
California manager, and Will ]. Dayis,
now manager OF the Haymarket Theatre,
in this city. The Columbia Theatre has
had varied history. 1t was built by
tho Carsons, aud was opened in 1882 by
Col. J. Fl. Haverly, and was known rs
Uayerly'e Theatre. 10.
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. An All.Aruunl SWinillcr.

PEORIA, ILL, Feb. 14.-On a plea Of
guilty Carl Herbert, the bigamist and
embezzler, has been given one year in
the penitentiary with five days at soli-
tary confinement. Herbert beat Peori-
anS out OF $1,000 on 4 bogus check swim
die and is wanted in Baltimore, Buffalo,
Rochester, Philadelphia and Germany.
Alter leaving Peoria he married girl
in Germany, brought her TO PhiIadel-
phi, robbed her OF $1,000 and deserted
her. He was living with his third wife
when arrested in Baltimore six weeks
AGO. f IFEs1 l=a I".HT
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INVITED TO WHEELING,
4 Terrible Acci,leut,

FAlrMoSr, W. Va, Feb. l4.--Cor.
nelius Ii. Meredith, while walking on the
Monongahela River railroad track this
morning was struck by m engine near
CASTOR Junction and had his leg cut otf
and otherwise seriously injured.
A binding rain and wind storm was
prevailing at the time and he had Nh
close 10 his head. An engine
and eight loaded cars passed over him.
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WHAT pESDLEroS FORGOT.

Strangely enough, though seemingly
80 well acquainted with executive pro-
cecdings in the committee room, Pen
dleton forgot to relate the reasons why
no vote was taken except on the one
proposition to seat Atkinson. 1t had
completely escaped his mind that the
minority had declined to vote on the
question OF throwing out the Brooke
county ballots on the Wetzel fraud; on
the Braxton county deal; in fact On
everything except upon contested votes,
taken singly. and this they would do,
as they acknowledged in Capt. Smiths
ease, for the ono and only purpose OF
delaying a decision for the whole of this
session il possible. But, Mr.. Pendleton
neglected to say, when pushed upon
these votes, Mr.. Outhwaite, Of Ohio, one
OF the Democratic members, naively
remarked that he really thought the
tirst count in Wetzel county was en-
titled to more credence than the second,
Again that Mr.. O'Ferrell, another DEM
ocrat, said that in his opinion the
Brooke county ballots could not be
thrown out unless those of Braxton
county were also thrown out; that he
considered the Brooke county ballots
perfectly valid, and did not want to vote
Oh tho question at all. Again that
every one OF the minority members OF
the committee agreed with Mr.. O'Fer.
rell in this opinion, and consequently
that this phase OF the case will not be-
extensively argued in the House.
DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS.
Although it must havc reached his
ears ere this, Mr.. Pendleton utterly for
got that nearly all the members OF the
minority, in commenting upon Judge
Goodies presentation OF the case before
them, gave it as their unbiased judy
ment that they had never known q man
more agile in lodging an inconvenient
point at issue than was the distinguished
Judge in dodging the Wetzel fraud. g
1t therefore must have appeared to
Mr.. Pendleton extremely unlikely that
Mr.. O'Ferrell would make his chief
argument on this issue in the House, and
no doubt the correspondent furnished
that part Of the dispatch himself. The
very ground left upon which to base an
argument must perforce be that of con-
tested separate rules, and this is the only
ground which will be debated by the
Democrats. With these few slight cor.
rections and amendments Mr.. pendle-
toms dispatch is in the main correct.
Supplying these accidental omissions,
and SO completing the story, it will read.
lily be apparent that what is sauce for the
goose will make an equally acceptable
condiment for the gander in this partic-
ular instance. In other words, that
there is invariably another side to a
rankly partisan statement, and some.
times it becomes necessary to make
known 4 few disagreeable truths in
order that the two sides may balance
each other. tfs - l'1s.I7
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The pal,Cr Trade.

BosroS, Feb. l4.--A largely attended
meeting and banquet Of the Boston paper
trade were held last night at the Parker
House. Warner Miller made the prin-
cipal speech, deyoting his remarks almost
entirely to a review md forecast Of the
paper trade Of this country He said he
believed that paper had reached bot
tom md that henceforth that tendency
would be upward, 2
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A BRUTAL CAPTAIN.
Seventy Men Desert the Navy on Account of
His Hnrslincss.


His Hnrsl,ncss.
WAslI1SGToN, D. G., Feb. II from pri-
vate advices received at the Navy Depart
ment it would appear that the arrival OF
the United States steamer Enterprise,
in New York from Europe, will be the
signal for somewhat Of sensation in
naval circles. This vessel is under com.
mand OF Commander 3. II. Mccall. Up.
ward OF 10 men have deserted from time
to time unable to bear what they con-
slider the captains harshness, and there
is n rumor Of his having struck one man
with his sword, ipjuring him severely.
Ensign Kline and Chief Engineer
Entwistle arc now under suspension for
oiIenses, awaiting the arrival Of the ship
home, when there will be Mt least,two
court martial5. Kline's o!iense, it is
stated, .wns sleeping on watch and deny
ing it." while. Entwistle demonstrated
with dthe captain for using language
which he considered Objectionable.
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TERSE TELEGlAMS,

is unbroken. e''N'o :
Senate yesterday.
The Toronto Univera;ty WAS destroyed
by hre last night. Loss $500.00O. q
No jury has yet been secured in the
Cronin jury-bribing case in Chicago.
An engineer, mail agent and fireman
were killed at Mitchell, Ind, Yesterday
in a collision between ireleht ansI
passenger train on the Monon route,
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. l4.-C. Lis.
ton, vice D. II. Marshall resigned. was
appointed postmaster at Juka, Tyler
county.
West Virginia pensions were granted
today rs follows: Original invalid-Si-
mon a. Marion. Masontown; Lewis
Winsbourgh, Sistervllle. Increase
Davis Bird, COTS; Isaac Ash, Marsh.
vile; Thomas G. Zinn, Oxford; W. M.
Payton, Gritlithsvllle; Jesse T. Riggs,
Ivy; Joel Stevens, Union Ridge. =,
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VIENNA, Feb. 14.-Prince Alexander,
OF Battenberg, known as ruler OF Bulga-
ria, has been appointed commandment of
the Seventh Regiment OF Dragons
stationed in Vienna. 1t is understood
that he will be made general within q
wear =. .. ..... ....r-
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He VIII Get OR Easy.

CoSsrASTlSorLE, Feb. little prose.
cutor has decided that in tho new tria
Of Moussa Bey he will not proceed
against him on the principal counts Of
the indictment and will cancel tho
charges Of rape and pillage, prosecuting
him only for the minor offences alleged
in the indictment. ~
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THE surest means to rid yourself OF
that distressing cough is 10 use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. % cents, ~
l{altImorN :. nI,fn

Thursday, February 20, the Baltimore
4 Ohio will sell excursion tickets to
Washington and Baltimore at $40 for the
round trip, good returning ten days.
Through sleeper FROM Wheeling on the
S;20 p. IN. train. For further iniorma.
ton call on agents Of the Baltimore &
Ohio y t|g El75',1'7 & =
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Tho Americans Bnnqucttcd.

PARIS, Feb. 1I.-Vice Admiral Ber
gasse Dupetit Thouars, commander OF
the fifth maritime reimbursement, gave
banquet to the officers OF the American
squadron Of evolution aboard his flag
ship at Villetranche last night. The
civil and military authorities OF Villc-
franche and Nice were present,
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PRONOUNCED A CANARD,

Tho Story OF Andrew CarneGie'x Connection
With tho II. & o. Dcal.
PITTsDuEuu, Feb. 1.-THE Statement
that Andrew Carnegie had obtained con.
troll Of the Pittsburgh 4 Western rail-
road, and has made q deal with ths
Baltimore & Ohio Company, whereby
the Pittsburgh 4 Western was to be-
turned over to it, is pronounced entirely
without foundation by W, II, 0l;ver
President OF the latter road,
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Snd SEQUEL to n Wedding,

PANS; Feb. IA sad accident hap
pened to wedding party at Pontiyy
yesterday, The vehicle conveying tho
bride and bridegroom and n number Of
their friends, was upset and the whole
party were precipitated in the river,
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A West vIrrtnln f,lnim.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. IA bill
was passed in the Senate to refund to
tho State Of West Virginia tho money
paid to officers OF the Thirty-Third Reri.
ment OF West Virginia militia for ser
vices rendered during the rebellion,
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Nenvy lInll Storm.

Special Diapa.ch to the Ialeiliqencer.
GRAFTON, Feb. ia heavy hail
storm prevailed here all day. All the
windows were beaten out Of the county
poor house. Windows suffered all over
the city.
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DUBLIN, Feb. 1.-THE Freemdn's Jour
nal says that the Parnellite members Of
the House OF Commons are acquitted all
along the line. The report it says is vir-
tually verdict against their accusers.,
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How the Sultan Died.

LONDON, Feb. l4.-Ths Standards dis
patch from Zanzibar says the medical
examination proved that the Sultan died
from sunstroke.
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Sptctdl UlSpultN 70 Lhe 1NftLl7cncer. q Y y
WAsulSoroN, D. @. Feb. l4.-Arrivals
to.day-Col. Alex Campbell, OF Brooke
county; Wm. Powell. chairman oil the
Republican Executive Committee Of
Tyler county; DR.. W. II. Gillespie, Of
Sistcrsville. s}| E=g ''5r' :
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hAiHD-on Friday night. February II, 1890, at
year OF his age. e. :" Wv wa
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FATAL Sl.UGGING MATCH.
Jake IiilrAin md Ills Combination Under
7 Arrest for Murder nt Dallas.

Jake Iiilrnin md Ills Combination Under
Arrest for Murder nt Dallas.
DALLAS, TEX, Feb. 14.-Jake kilrain
and his sparring troupe exhibited at
the Opera House last night. AT.
ter some uueventful sparring by
others, Tom James, Of Dallas,
encountered Banzia, the combinations
champion lightweight, for S25 condi-
toned that James should spar four
Banzia mad his way from the
first. In the fourth round Banzia struck
James in the neck, knocking him limp
on the stage.
The show continued, no one suppos.
ing that James was hurt seriously.
When the entertainment had about con-
cluded, Muldoon announced that James
was unconscious and called for a ply
sician. james died at l2:40 o'clock this
morning. Kilrain cried like a child.
The entire combination except Banzia
arc held Tor murder. y,
I 1t is understood that at the expira.
ton Of tho third round James
informed his second and friends
that he had enough and wanted to
throw up the sponge. They hooted
ut the idea, and urged him on by words
of encouragement saying he had a dead
sure thing. To-day Muldoon paid the
doctors bill, $50, aud contributed $l00 to
defray the funeral expenses,
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Special Di,paich 10 he Inielligtnrtr.

Mr.. Thayer moved that the House dis.
agree to the report Of the committee, and
the matter was pretty thoroughly dis
cussed BY Messrs. Chew, Samuels, Young,
Stifel, Gibson and others. The motion
prevailed and the House refused to agree
10 the commistce's recommendation.
Tho House then adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning, s. -,
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Writ; N. s. Hamilton, OF Richie. Alter.
Glothlin, OF Jackson, -" - q
frl,n I'll

~, =, ~
WIZ; N. =. Hamilton, Of Richie. Alter.
mates, y. II. Burke. OF Wood; j. T.. Nc.
aioth!in, OF jackson. Ef g@l
The following were chosen officers for
the ensuing year:
President, II. O. Flesher, OF Jackson
county; Secretary, Robert Alexander, OF
Wood county; Treasurer, II. G. Nc.
Whorter, oil kanawha county. Vice
Presidents, First District, DR.. William
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nrcnnnn Wins on II Foul,

CHICAGO, Feb. Il. "Reddy" Brennan,
the lightweight champion OF Montana,
and John Eckert, u streater, ILL.,, pugil-
ist, met in the ring at oswego, six miles
out from Aurora, in fight to finish
with small gloves for n purse Of $3.50 and
q side bet Of $500 last night. The men
fought seven rounds, the first three
opening with lively fighting and savage
rushes, both men receiving severe pun
ishment. In tho fourth round Eckert
landed with telling effect several times
in Brcnnan's neck and body, but failed
10 reach tho right spot, receiving in re-
turn severe cut over the right eye,
giving first blood to brennan. In the
seventh round terrific inighting fol-
lowed. Brennan fell and was struck
repeatedly by Eckert when on the floor.
Referee Weir, the Belfast Spider, then
gave tho fight to Brennan on foul.
Both men were severely punished.
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FOR ORGANIZATION.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

J. D. Butts, Of Jefferson, presented the
following: ,g 81
{ Resolred, That it is tho pleasure Of this
League that there should be an carly and
thorough organization OF the party
throughout the State and that n copy OF
this resolution be forwarded to the chair
man OF the State committee and request
that he make the same request to the
chairman OF the several county commit
tees. Adopted. r" s.l.g} q
Messrs. &. w. Atkinson, B. B. Dove.
ncr, Sam G. Burdett, Romeo Freer, G. II.
Payne and Secretary Humphrey made
short and acceptable talks.
DELEGATES ELECTED.
9. B. Hart, Of Ohio county, in placing
in nomination one whom he thought
should be chosen by acclamation as q
delegate-at-large to the National League
convention, said "The Solid South has
been broken. Here is the gallant leader
who has broken it," and named Nathan
Gotf, who, amid cheers, was elected by
acclamation. AZ q
The following is the full list Of dele
gates and alternates to the National
League convention, 5g.F
At large, Nathan Goff, OF Harriso n ;
A. Fl. Malone, Of Kanawha. Alternates,
J.L. Caldwell, OF Cabell; W. NJ. 0. Daw.
son, OF Preston, LL5N
First district-C. NJ, Hart, Of Harrison ;
Hugo Loos, OF Ohio. Alternates, DR.. W,
S. Simonton, OF Marshall; I; Jacobs. Hyre,
OF Braxton. 'i1,s
Second district-Samuel 81. Gramm,
OF Taylor; James Little, OF Mineral.
Alternates, W. D. Glover, OF Preston, :, w.
L. Irwin, Of Marion. 5ag a'aES
Third District Clarence Moore, ol
Kanawha; George ". McYay, Of Fay.
ette. Alternates, William Wyant, ol
Fayette; John Cooper, Of Mercer. IS,
Fourth District, NJ. r. Lowther, o.
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FOR SALE !
A good, strong heavy
two horse dray. Call
on G. p ARMSTRONG.

Rring your Onions to Rochester &
OSons.
100 bu of potatoes wanted at
AOVROchester & Sons.
Fertilizer at $3.50 per ton and up
i wards at Matthias d Murphy's.
THE best Sulkey Hay Rakes In the
market for sale by Matthias &
Murphy.
plackberries and Huckelberries in
0any quantities wanted by Roch-
ester, & Sons.
The highest price paid for Black
1 berries and Huckelberries by j.
Rochester & Sons.
A 1.-THE best brands of Phosphates
Aand Fertilizers at lowest prices
at Ma thias.& & Murphy's.
Matthias q Murphy have on exhi-
AAbiti0n q New and improved
Road Cart. Call and see 1t.
Tor the best seed Drills on the
4 market, with Fertilizer attach
ment go to Matthias & Murphy.
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columbus Buggy Co.'s Vehicles are
Vthe best. Call and see them ut
the Store Room of Matthias & Muir
ply. az
Doad Carts, Buck Boards, Buggies
AtSurreys, Phaetonss Carriages d
Spring Wagons all makes and
prices at Matthias & Murphy's.
Rring your Blackbefries Huckel-
Dberries, Potatoes, Onions and all
country produce 70 Rochester &
Sons, end get 1the,.highest market
price. n
Tor Choice Eullcaster, Seed wheat
J. call at Rempels Bazac, Store and
examine the Sample ieftSthere for
This Justly celebrated
wheat is peculiarly adapted to our
climate and the soil of this locality
having been tested successfully
during the last q years and result
ing in decided success. Farmers
desiring good seed wheat should
call promptly or II will be too late.
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Excursion Rates to Boston
via the Buckeye Route.

For the National Encampment
g. A. r., to be held at Boston, Aug.
IL, to Is, round trip tickets will be
sold via the G. H. V. & T. Ry. on
August 8, 8, and 10, at greatly re-
duced rates, either via New York
and rail lines or via New York and
steamer through Long Island
Sound. Choice Of routes going
and returning. Tickets will be
good returning until Aug. 20, or by
special arrangements, limit can be
extended to Sept. 3O.. For tickets
and full particulars call on near
est ticket agent G. H. ". & T. Ry.
or address w. H. Fisher, G.. P. G.
T. A., Columbus, o.
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Special Excursion to Chica.
go via Buckeye Route.

For the Patriarch Militant and
I. o. o. F., meeting held at Chicago
Aug. 8, to 10. The G. H. v. & #.
Ry. will sell tickets to Chicago and
return on August 2, to 6, at the low
rate of one cent per mile each di-
rection, with one dollar added for
six admissions to the Prize Canton
Drills. Special train will leave
Columbus Sunday Aug. 8, for
Chicago via the Buckeye route at
1915 a. NJ. Tickets good on all
regular trains. Everybody invited
to 60. For tickets and detailed in
formation call on or address w. H.
Fisher, q. p. & Il. A. Columbus, o.
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Married.: - July oath, by s. M.
Robinson, j. p, Mr.. Albert Join
ston and Miss Jennie Thompson.
Sherman Hart who has been
working near Kingston through
the busy part of the season has re-
returned home to enjoy a few
weeks rest.
Mr.. William Harden of Black
jack visited friends on Blue Creek
last last Sunday.
Mrs. Sylvester Garrett is danger
ously i'll ut this writing.
SILENT FRIEND.
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Can chronic diarhoea be cured ?
Those who think not should read
the following from Mr.. Joseph Nc
Guffin, of Spaulding, Union County
Iowa. He says: II was troubled
for years with chronic diarrhoea
and used many kinds of medicine;
but nothing with permanent effect
for good, until I tried Chamber
lains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. would say to every one
in need of medicine for the all
ment mentioned and kindred dis
eases,try the Remedy and like my
self, you will never he without 1t in
your home. For sale by n, HAIR
RINGTON.
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An Epidemic of Bloody
FluX.

Last summer the fiux ragged here
to a fearful extent. About five
mile north of here at the Whiteside
graveyard there were five victims
to this dreadful disease buried in
one day. The doctors could do
nothing with the disease. When
my family were taken, I went to
Walter Bros, of Walterburg, and
told them the situation. They
said, give Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
that they had sent out several
hundred bottles into the infected
district and every day we, hear
how this medicine is curing them.
So far we have not heard of its
failing in q single instance" 1
went to giving it and could soon
see the good effects and a cure was
the result. Anyone in doubt about
these facts may write to mel. G.
ELLIS, Rock, Pope Co Illinois.
For sale by F. Harrington, Logan o
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Assignees Sale of Real and
Personal Property.

The Undersigned assignees In trust for the
benefit of the creditors of the Knights of
Hooking County Ohio, win offer for sale, at
public auction on the premises In the Village
or Carbon Hill Hooking County, Ohio, ON the
Personal Property ofsaid assignor, Consist
Ing In part OF Ready Made Clothing, Boots
and Shoes. Hats and Caps, and general
and accounts. and sale To continue from day
TO day until all Is sold. Also the following
described Real Estate In the County of Hock-
carbon Hin known rs being Lot No iO5 of
said Village.
Appraised at siOO % Terms OF sale Cash In
hand.
JAMES GALLAGHER
July 9th 90 Assignee
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Salt Creek.

A small child of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Turner died on the "a inst
and was buried In the Mt Carmel
Graveyard ON the Goth. .'fs'a' ~
The Mt Carmel Sabbath School
has organized singing school and
contemplate having a Sabbath
School celebration In September.
The courts of Salt Greek were In
session last week. ..t