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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-02-16

The Commonwealth of Virginia,
To the Sheriff Of the coeaty OF Hfse.--t'rcettng:
We command you,- That you summon Big stone !,
Gan Improvement Company, w. M. McElwee, ]r., r.
W. Gould, W. J. Horsry, W. n. Nickels, persons "na
are or may be Interested in the subject to be disposed
OF names unknown r. p. Trigy T. P. Trfgs, Trustee;
Peoples Bank of piucville. Eagle Shoe Company ana
Henry Boggs, TO appear At the Clerks Otice Oh Tue
Circuit Court OF the county OF WISE at the rules 10 De
held for the said c0nrt the third Monday in afrch
1889 10 answer bill in Chanccry, exhibited against
them in our said court by X. g. Ballard .irllsof,
Trustee. And have then there this writ. WitnesfJ.
e. iops Clerk ot oir said Court 1T the counrt.house
the eli day Of February 1892, aud in the Ia year Of
che Commonwealth.
T ste: j f. ILrrs, Clerk
Acopy Test: J. E. Lpps, Clerk.
VIRGINIA: In the Clerk Office OF the Ccnit Court
OF Wise county, 9Th, day Of February, 1893. Al
Rules.
Il appearing from IN affidavit filed IN the the cause
whereof, r. C. Ballard Thrustou. Trustee. Is paint
nrd EW Gould ais, are defendants, that The Peo.
pies Bank Of Pneyiile one OF the d"icniants III said
cause Il corporation organized and existing iiIuei
The laws OF foreign State: That there Is IN Wise
county no agent Of said corporation and no other per
son m whom service OF process can be mrdc IL istnc1t
fore ordered that process in said cause be published
once q week, for four successive weeks In the BIZ
Stone Gap l0sr, newspaper published In Wlsc couh
~ Virginia. Teste: >. e. LIPS, C1erI :,
Bullftt d Mcdowell, p. a. lo-tt .
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-02-16
NOTICE.
OOH nav of March, 1893,

That pursuant to the authority vested IN me by th'
last will aud ,csiamenof the late James 81 money
hun, now deceased, | will OIL the
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The sboyssaieis postponed till February 18th, 1899
january 23 1898. = +. u. Fulton, Commissioner
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A capyI Teste: J. E. Lrrss Clerk.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-02-16

yyrRGiylA. In the Clerks eifice OF the CircuI
Court for tile Coniityof Wiseoh the 10th dag q
january, 1863, IN vacation.
Tfr,,stoi,, Trustee,
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The Commonwealth of Virginia,
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VIRGINIA.: In the clerk Office otthe circuit court
for tho comfy Of Wise OIL the I'd dny Of February,
1888. In vacation.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
DOUSE THE GsIIMi
Light Committee at work with
1es Pruning knife.

Ato k.runfnX Knife.
The light committee of the Board O,
Aldermen, acting under instructions OF
the parent body. made to ur of the CITY
a night or two ago and designated a
number of pole lights that might be
dispensed with. The lights thus cut ont
are located as follows: Central avenue
and Orange. Merrimon avenue at Judge
{. A. Moore's, North Main and Cherry.
Walnut and Haywood, Montford avenue
and Bearden, Haywood and Jefferson
Drive, Depot at Alderman Cosbv's.
Southside avenue at McDowell's brid ore
Bianton at 7. H. Cobb's, foot of BaiIev
loot OF Church. South Main lust south
OF branch, Valley and Atkin, Woodfin
and Spruce. Woodfn and Vance, Oak.
Kay IN rear OF Penniman property. A
Snange IN location is ordered for Depot
street light. while the Central avenue
hght 70 to be placed at the intersection
OF Woodfin and the avenue. A new
light is ordered near Trinity chapel.
The West Asheville Improvement COM
Pahy mas the contract for lighting the
city. The minimum number Of lamps to
o oe used by the city is 65. There are now
80 IN use, since the company turned it's
new current into the city. The company
says the old Board ordered each one OF
the new lights and now, lust when the
company has gone to the expense of
putting up the poles and lamps and has
turned on the current, the new Board
wishes to reduce the number. The lights
ordered discontinued will probably not
he turned off. however, unless a careful
inspection of the contract shows that
me city can reduce the number of lights
at Will. 1t is not thought by the com
pany tnat the contract will do this.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
CRIMINAL COURT JURORS
MEN WHO ARE TO SERVE AT
THE JULY TERnx.

Work at the County COmmisslOs O 4,
era Last NEeetinR-The Count,
Pension BOafsa Approves "a An
paica'iOns for Pensions,
AT the last meeting OF the Board O
County Commissioners the followin,
jurors were drawn for the July term O
buncombe Criminal court:
Asheville township-F. F. Howell. F
X. McIntire. J. M. Westall. w. M. Smith
IT, p. E. Lingle, M. E. Roberts, ]. R
Bailew. w. R. Heston, John w. Smath
ers. Geo. w. Lewis, J. D. Nelson. O. A
Miller, A. H. Cobb.
Leicester-W. H. Poor. John Ford
F. M. Stevens. J. N. Hayes.
Sandy Mush-T. J. .erguson, c. N
Gillespie, L. Reynolds.
Swannanoa-J. E. Barrett t, B. I. Bur.
gin. ]. M. Hughey.
!Ivy-M: b. Roberts, T. D. Harris.
Lower Hominy-J. B. Case, c. Z. Bry.
son. T. G. Reeves. Thos A. Stevens.
Upper Hominy-R. d. Buckner,
,, French Broad-J. A. Martin, James
Avery's Creek-A. H. Lance.
Reems Creek-F. T. Pickens. r r
Brank. ~ d.
Black Mountain-J. M. Byrd.
Juries were ordered summoned to Law
out public roads as follows: From
forks OF Bull creek road and intersectinp
Haw creek road at Episcopal church.:
from the Pleasant gap road, Madison
county line. to Boone hill and intersect-
ing the road from Asheville to BurnsviIle.
charter was granted M. ]. Bearden.
!. A. Lance, M. S. Glenn and f. A. Lance
Tor ferry across the French Broad river
on the lands of F. A. and ]. A. Lance. in
Limestone and Avery's creek townshiDs
Notice was ordered given of the filing
OF petitions for public roads as follows:
FROM d. A. Blackwcll's to forks of Sandy
Mush; from city water works to iron
bridge at the Gudger ford; from Burns
vile road at or near Little Flat creek
anu intersecting road near Daniel cabin.
ihe Board approved the reports OF
Juries laying out roads from Thos. Fort
une's on south side OF the Swannanoa
river, and intersectipg the main road
from Black Mountain to Burnett's mill:
also from the mouth of Pain branch TO
the Alexander and Blackwell's springs
road.
Notice was ordered given of the filing
OF petition for a change in the public
road known as the Peter Luther road.
commencing at the north end of Philetus
!, i,uther's lane and intersecting again at
he northeast corner of Philet us Luther's
land.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
Y. M. G. A. NOTES.
A Fesc to be Held the Latter Par,
of IulY.

Ihe ladies' committee of the Y. NC.
A. IS planning to hold fcte during the
latter part of July on the grounds sur.
rounding one of the private residences
OF the city, for the purpose of obtaining
money with which to purchase a piano.
The ladies have already a small sum ON
hand for this object. What these ladies
undertake they usually carry throuph
and the association confidently expects a
new piano in its rooms in the near future.
q. U. Bell will lead the young mems
meeting in the Y. M. c. A. rooms this
evening at S:15. The subject will be
Fruit Bearing"-Jno. Is. All younp
men are cordially invited.
The committee of the Y. NJ. c. A. hay-
ing the Sunday meetings in charge has
thought best to change the hour Of SER
vice to 4:3O Instead of as heretofore.
because of the Warm weather. The doors
OF the Grand opera house will be Opened
at 4:15. The meeting on SUNDAY prom
ises to be one of the most interestinp.
An instrumental quintette will assist. a
contralto soloist. and an orchestra.
KEY. K. F. Campbell, of the First Pres.
oyterian church, will speak.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
GOV. HOI.T's TRIBUTE.
UnNeilinX of The Monument ON
GuildfOrd's Battle Ground

~A~A~'o . k1<AAAAS A1EOun0.
GREENSBORO, N. c., July 4.-The exer-
cises at the Guildford battle ground to-
dayat the unveiling of the Soldiers mon
ument were the most successful ever held
here. AT 11:30 Mr.. Joseph Morehead, ,
master Of ceremonies. introduced Judge
Schenck, who. notwithstanding illness.
made the speech of the dav. He was
followed by Coy. Holt in a short but
happy speech.
The Governor said. among other good
things, he had rather have it said that
ne had erected the monument on Guild
battle ground to the memory of North
Carolina soldiers than be Governor the
rest OF his days. Governor Holt was
followed by Professor E. A. Alderman,
who read the beautiful poem by Profes-
sor Stockard. who was unable to be
present. Governor Elias Carr made a
short speech. He was followed at some
length by Chief Justice Shepherd. Judge
walter Clarke also made a scholarly
talk OF a few words. He was followed
by Or. Kemp p. Battle, DIR. Cheshire.
chaplain of the Charlotte Naval Battal-
ION, and Judge Jesse Graves, of Mt. Airy,
N: G., who closed the speeches of the day
with rare burst of eloquence.
Four young ladies dressed in rcd, white
and blue, assisted in the unveiling of the
beautiful monument of Governor Hollis.
1 he crowd Is estimated at from 5000 to
lo,OOO.-RiChmond Dispatch,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
CONDENSED TELEGEAMS.

british newspaper comment on the
Victoria disaster, while admitting that
Admiral Tryon blundercd in giving or.
ders. criticse the action of other off.
GERS IN obeving, when a rule of the navy
| provides that the order of a superior
| need not be obeyed when it is certain to
| result in collision.
The mining camps of Silver CITY and
Delamar, Idaho, which have been the
| most prosperous in this State, arc NOT
| seriously affected by the elecliue in the
price of silver owing to he fact that q
large portion of the product of the mines
| is gold.
The question of the citizenship of Gov.
John +. Altgcld. of Illinois, who mar
doned the anarchists. having been raised
search OF the records was made, show
ing that his father was uaturaIized
when the Governor was baby.
T. ]. Wood, late cashier of the Ninth
National bank of Dallas. Tex, was ar
rested on indictments found by the Uni
ted States Grand Jury charging him wit h
embczzling $229, 900.
The coal miners of the Birmingham.
Ala, district, numbering 5000 men
have made a contract with the mine on.
orators preventing a strike that was
feared.
Two hundred and fifty thousand peo-
pie were in the Worlds Fair grounds he
Fourth of July. Vice President Stevenson
made one of the addresses of the day.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
BUNCOMBE PENS1ONERs
claims Approved by the Count "
Board of Pensions.

Board of Pensions.
The Buncombe county pension hoard
mas passed upon and approved the
claims OF "a pensioners under the laws
OF the State of North Carolina. Eight
OF these are new pensioners. The list ot
those whose claims were approved fol-
lows:
Widows-Mary Adams, Martha Allen.
Mary J. Allison. Margaret Banks, M. E.
bartlett. Lydia Blanchard, Hannah
Slemants, Jane Creasman. Patience Hare.
lucinda Hogan, Polly Ingle, Adelaide
ingram, Nancy H. Lance, Nancy Lam
ming. Mary A. Lewis, Eupha Mcadows
Martha McElrath, A. A. Morgan, Bar,
para Nix, Dicey N. Owenby. M. M. Rich.
caroline Redmond, Christiana Reed
Martina K. Rice, Eleanor Stepp, Adreth
Sorreils, Sarah ]. Tow, N. ]. Walton.
Elizabeth Wooten, Nancy Washburn.
Sarah J. West, Mary Wood, Elizabeth
Hoder, Nd. A. Branch. M. Hall, E.
Hooper. n. Hoover, r. Miller, J. M.
Tucker, Nancy Smith, N. Hughes. K. Far.
mer. M: Kesler, Mary Surratt, F. D.
baiaek, . Ann Jay. ]. L. McKinnish, Millie
A. Moore. Rose A. knight.
VI; ooidlers-J. Nd. Anderson, d. N. Ball.
W. s. Beam, T. o. Butler, S. H. Bagweii.
mos; u. Case. John P. Corn. L. D. Davis,
j.: u. Harlem. ]. M. Jarrett, w. w. John
ston, i, l.. Lytle. S. S. Lynch, Richard
Mcfarland. Geo. w. Rhodes. A. w.
Searcy, Jas. Sisemore, James Snyder, w.
r. West, ]: M. Wise, w. S. Whitaker. L.
M. Loen, James Parker, w. F. Rymer.
=. W. Triplett. w. H. Warren, S. b.
Smith. ]. s. Walker. E. Thomson. e.
B' BALDWIN }. H. Whitesides, M. A. A.
The pension board of Buncombe is
composed of Jas. A. Webb, chairman;
mayor 1. w. Patton and City Clerk F.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
THE QUEEN WAS THERE
PRINCE GEORGE AND MARY
OF TECK MARRIED.
- splendid Function with Fine
weather And a Great Hoard of
Common People And PeOple
Not Common.


weather And a Great Hoard Ot
Common People And PeODle
Not Common.
LONDON, July 6.-The marriage of the
Duke of York. George of Wales, and Prin.
cess Victoria Mary of Teck, took place
today in the Chapel Royal, St. James
palace. The wedding was a brilliant
function and was attended by a large
gathering of members of the British royal
family, continental sovereisns or their
representatives and many members of
the highest nobility. The weather was
beautiful.
Crowds of people gathered many deep
along the line of the route from Bucking-
ham palace, through PiccadilIy, st.
James street and Marlborough gate to
st. James palace. The decorations
along the line of the royal procession
were profuse and beautiful.
The scene was full of life and movement.
ana the ceremony eclipsed in pomp and
splendor any recent state ceremonial.
The ROYAL party left Buckingham Pal
ace In TOUR professions, the last being
that of the Queen who, accompanied bV
the Duchess of Teck and others. drove in
state to the ceremonial.
The Archbishop of Cantabury az
sisted by other clergy performed the cere-
mony, the bride being given away bv her
father.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
NEWS IN OUR OWN STATE.

-Ihe business agent of the State ALI
ance has issued statement of it's bust
ness for four years past, tine year ending
uly 1st, and says it amounted to ST..
$4,000. The greatest business was
done In 1So0|91, $494,OO5; it being
$3.50 900 for 1S92-'o3. The alliance
claims gain in membership lately. fol.
lowing a very great falling off.
Cherokee Scout: On last SATURDAY.
evening we visited the locust pin factory
OF j. Z. Axley & Brother and find it an
industry of no trifling Importance; they
seem to be paying liberal prices for pin
wood and our people find that they have
much more locust timber than they were
aware of before they looked for it.
MIR. H. J. Pope, superintendent OF the
State farms near Weldon, died at his
residence Tuesday after several weeks'
lilness, IN the 73d year of his age, The
deceased was one of Halifax county's
most honored citizens, and was highly
esteemed by all who knew him.
The great excursion of North Caro-
Ina teachers to the Worlds Fair, which
was expected to leave July 26th, will NOT
leave until the 9th. There are $50 ner-
sons booked for the excursion.
During the heavy thunder storm at
Iillery, Halifax county, Tuesday Mack
Iiilery was instantly killed by lightning.
The first term of the law school at
Wake Forest College begins September
1st.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
An Old soldier Care1a x.o-

Collector Elias has thus early in his
ofhcial career shown a disposition to
care for the old soldiers. He today ap-
pointed A. Nichols of Henderson countv
to the position of storekeeper and gauper.
the pay for which work will amount to
$54 a month. Mr.. Nichols Is a one.
legged ex-Confederate and is a man OF
nigh character. One other appointment
= announced today, that of Hon. 4. s.
Bell Of Clay county, to be special deputv y
collector for brandy work, at a salary Of
$lZ5 month. Mr.. Bell lisex-State lecturer
OF the Farmers Alliance and prominent
western man.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
PRINT SHOP ASSIGNS.
several Banks Close Their Door.
I'm the West.

KANSAS Cry, July 1.-The Haskem
Shaw printing company, one of tn,
largest concerns of the kind in the West
made an assignment yesterday.
EVERETT, Wash, July 6.-The Puget
pended yesterday.
OrrUMwA. Ia, July GA. c. Leigh
ton, a prominent capitalist and specuia-
tor, assigned yesterday. Liabilities
about $50 900; assets 100000.
y, We'rHINGToN. MINI. July 6.-The
Nooles company bank closed its doors
yesterday: Its money is tied up.
SUMAs, Wash, July 6.-Bank of Sumas
suspended payment Monday.
TOPEKA, Kan, July 6.-Two Kansas
banks closed their doors yesterday, the
r r Flnney County bank, at Garden, and the
bank of Leroy, CoffeY county.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
sSzAsHED A LIQUOR EXHIBIT.
But The Judge Was Evidently In,
SYmpathy Win Him.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Rev. John T. James,
Virginia, smashed the whiskcy exhibit OF
Sir John Powers in the Agricultural
building the Fourth of July. He was ar
rested, but got off easily in Justice Por-
ter's court yesterday. The prisoner
refused to make statement and acted
SO queerl y that the Justice allowed the
charge OF malicious mischiefto be changed
TO disorderly conduct. He then fined the
reverend vandal $25. Mr.. James dc
clared he would go to Jail and pose as a
martyr for the demon drink" Then the
Judge remitted the fine,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
WILL. APPEAL

Ahe Interstate commerce Com
mfSsfOners Not Satisfied.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The recent de-
c1sion of Judge Newman of the United
states Court of Northern Georgia, by
which the attempt of the insterstate
commerce commissioners to enforce the
long and short haul clause of the inter
state commerce act against certain
roaos operating lines in the State OF
Georgia was nullified, was something of
surprise to the commissioners. AS
soon as the full decision of Judge New
man was received the commissioners
took an appeal to the United States
Court OF Appeals for that district.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
Greensboro Baseballi.ts,

The Greensboro ball tossers came ND
on the Danville excursion Yesterday.
The team is composed of A. c. Menden-
hall. b.; ]. R. Schenck. 3 b.; ]. Arm
field. 1 b.; !. c. Lee, c.; Will Wynne, p.;
WI WilI JaTrell. l. f.; ]; Jessup. s. s.; John
Kagsdale, C. f.; G. F. Jones, r. f.; E. r.
McElwee and ]. A. Gilmer, jr. The team
played Asheville this afternoon at Car
rier's track
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
I'm lust I'm Time

BUzzARDs BAY. July 6.-President
Cleveland reached Gray Gables at $50
last night, few minutes before the he.
ginning of the most violent thunder
storm, hail and wind that has swept
over Buzzards Bay tor years.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
Shot a united states Mar.,,.,

KUssELLvILLE, Ala. July 6.-Deputy
United States Marshal Henderson was
shot and killed at his home at Haley-
vile, few miles south of here, Monday
night, by a tenant on his farm.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
Bank suspension at winston.

WINSTON. N. c., July 6.-[Spcial. i
The First National bank has suspended.
1t is believed the bank will be reorgan-
ized and resume business within a
month. The National bank examiner is
in charge.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
The Camperdovyn In Dock.

VALETTA, Malta, July 6.-When the
british battleship Camperdown was
placed on dock here today, 1t was seen
that her stem was broken off, her ram
DENT and six of her plates damaged.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
License To weG.

Register Mackey has issued license to
wed as follows:
Lee Hall and Amanda McAfee. of Bun
combe, colored.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
was with The I.Iexwellyns.

Geo. Whit, accused OF being a party
to the murder Of Marshal Brackus.
was brought to Asheville today from
Kentucky to stand trial.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06
a Loud welcome.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 6.-The cara
vels arrived at Milwaukee this MORN
ing in binding rain storm, aecomuau-
panied by dazzling flashes of lightning,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06

PARIS, July 6.-Quiet prevails through
out the city today, but there HIS bra,,
no diminutiou Of the bitter tes,,ny heId
against the police officers.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06

w. M. Hill & Co. always haye a fine
lot of fat Western beef.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06

If you want good fresh meat, go to w
M. Hill & Co.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-06

AZ No: 1e Court square, near City Han.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-28
Limaville Laconics.

LIMAvILLE, Sept 26.
C. A. Kuut2e and wife visited in MT.
Union last Sunday.
DE-. Clark, the now NJ, E. pastor, will
preach here next Sunday.
John S. Dustman has been appointed
town marshal of this place.
S. E. DArr has moved into the house
lately vacated by A. j. Beltz.
Mrs. Strong, of California, Is the guest
of her brother, K. W. Paxson.
C. J. Anthony has been appointed treat
urer OF LimSville corporation.
J. A. Calderhead has moved into the
house lately vacated by S. e. DArr.
Frank Wood and wife left for u few
weeks Wait In the state Of Michigan.
The entertainment given in the town
hall Saturday evening was a SUCCESS.
Mrs. Turner aud family, of Lockport,
N. Y, are visiting relatives in tbis place.
c. d. PAxson, who has been attending
the Worlds Fair, returned home q few
days ago.
Eli Retiring surprised goodly number
of his friends by bringing home wife O
few days ago.
Rev. Carl, the new U. B. pastor, made
his debut here Sunday. He preached quite
an interesting sermon.
It's said that vote will be taken by the
people OF Limaville in the near future &c
determine whether or no there shall be 8
saloon In town.
A. j. Beltz and family have moved tc
Alliance, at which place they will make
their future home. Mr.. Beltz will CON
iinue to do businesB in this place as be-
fore.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-28
TOWN TOPICS.

Mr.. Harry Keyes visited his old home
at Lsmertine, Carroll county. He re-
turned TO this city Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Bath and daughter.
Miss Net!le Bath, and Miss Mary Lam
bert of Randolph, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Lambert on West Sev.
enth street.
The Osnaburg baud is receiving many
compliments upon its playing. The hand
ID nicely uniformed and is an organiza-
ton that is great credit to the town IL
representa-.
A telegram was received at police head'
quarters Tuesday night instructing the
Canton officers to be on the lookout for a
horSe thief who stole u Buckstein mare II
Wadswortb, Tuesday. The telegram
came from W. H. Weratler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Hall, Of No. las
| West Third street, will remove TO Ma.
vsrre where Mr.. Hall will open watch
repair shop and jswelry store. Among
the Hampden workmen Mr.. Hall Is one
of the most thoroughly competent and
skillful, and the Nayarrites ought to con
gratulate themselves on occurring such ar
enterprising young business man in theil
| roidst,