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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-11

Turkey red table @ / b. go,i G~uality Of linen
this weea At he Ice Ii 10 al1 Ter yard.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-11
samuel X. Davis-Special,

A pair OF mems dogskin lined gloves for 40
this week at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-11

Corsets! Corsets!. Corsets! Large new line of
corsets Just received at Butcher < Bradley's in
black and colors. SOC and upward.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-11

Go to The Bee Hive for ono Of those gold band
Carlsbad china tea sets. Only $3.50 this week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-11
$25 Reward.

A beautiful embroidered cloak for infants this
week only 1921 at The bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-11

A pair Of blankets can b, had by calling At
Inc GO, i've special sale this week for s5c,
Why not keep warm.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-11

On account Of removal to California w. T..
Thistlewaite will close out his entire stock of
boots and shoes regardless of cost.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-11

1ncom, arison with tine colossal clearing esle
at "a, DIS bros. all other sales will sink into in
Significance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-11

l adde's heavy wool underwear. natural gray,
only vUc this week al he leo Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-11

Legal blanks at this Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-11

Helena, Jan. II. 1892.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-25
IF you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
= 8.

= Sic Stats 2egislatur bat &uger
=. MiQs fur bic nd9ite1 feds Sabre
gum SnnbessS Senator tpiebergemdblt.
@r erbielt i'm Senate 20 unb i'm 6aufe
LA Stimmen. Nugert befam inn ST.
nat cine unb i'm 9auie 8 @timmer.
Ser farbige &eprdfentant 9aller BON
Braaoria @ountp ftimmte fir @unep.
SIN Geprdfentantenbauie tpurbe
cine &eiolu.ion at1genommer, in Der
man fein innigites 8eileib nit benz
Sobe bes gunbessS berri6ters 2amar
ausfpri6t.
= lieutenant Oldham bat auf eli
mem &ecognoscirungs : &itte nit elmer
fleinen Nbtbeilung @analerie in 3az
pata @ountp mebrere merifanif9e 8an=
bitten gefangen genommen, barunter
bic beiben Nnfibrer beS ueberfaQs bon
San Sgnaeio.
- Sn Sort @ortb mur6e bic 2eide
Der etpa so Sabre alien Mufiflebrerin
WiB Maggie SepmeD in einem unbez
tpobnten 9aufe i'm Weiten Der 6tabt
gefnn6en. SIN &opfe befanb 1ib cine
S9uBmunbe unb ale Nnaei6en beus
ten barauf bin, bab an Der grmorbe>
ten elm MISREPRESENTATION besangen
tporben 1T.
= 9uf bas Selegramm, bas Serrn
Mfias feline Wieoermabl gum 8unbes=
Senctor a~ntiinbiste, bat berielbe an
ben 8icez@ob. Crane, BEN 8orlibenben
bes Staatsienates, cine gfmi6erung
gefanbt, in wel6er er fi6 ber5li9 fur
bic ibm ermiefene Gbre bebanft umb
glei63eitig Derfpri6t, baB er tets be-
rAtibt iein tDerbe, bas in i'm geiebte
gertranen 3n re6tfertigen.
= Sn Dallas iolte Der ~45idbrige
Nrbeiter Sobb tpeeer brutaIer 8erges
paltigung ieiner eigenen 1Sidbrisen
So6ter perbaftel perben, bate ii9 Der
gerbaftnng iebo6 burd bic Slu9t
ent3ogen.
= IS tpirb bebauptet, baB bic grz
bebung bes 8iidofs &ice bon Dallas
gum @r5bii6of beporftebe.
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MlerIei.

Wdbrenb Der lebten Md6te ipur=
ben in peri9iebenen Sbeilen Der Stabt
9tebftdble beriibt. So in Shulbes
9auie on Der @oIiabz9 traBe, in &beins
(5rocerp an Der Nufin=S trabe, in 9uaz
nigs @~aulpparb on @efgsmmercez5 6 TT.
unb an anberen 5telen. Ser Sheriff
unb feline @ebalfen fopie Die fdbtii9en
Detectives finb eifrig auf Der Su6e
mad ben Spibbuben unb es gelang ibs
men aud, bier berbd6tige Snbibibuen
ab3ufahen, gegen bic ii6 aber ni9ts
poftibes bepeiien lieB.
Sames WcGlosfeD, Der in Der
lebten @ountp@W abl als &anbibat fir
bas Imt zines Gon1table ieinem @egen=
fanbibaten Nnbrep q. 8ropn unterS
lag, bat iebt Die @iltigfeit bon befen
WabI angefodten. Nls Grunb aiebt
er an, baB piele Stimmet1 BON nidt
fimmbere6tigten Wdblern fir 8rop1t
abgegeben morben feien.
= Die Neutrality-suspicious. lit nod imz
mer ni6t formel in ben 8e1ib Der
Subli6en paeiicbabn iibergegansen
unb eS 1T nod fein b~eftimmter Sermin
fir biefe oficleae uebernabme feftgez
feBt tporben.
= Ser frans6iif6e 9eputirte 2aur,
Der f6Dn Dor Elm paar Monaten auf
Der &eiie na6 Der Sauptftabt Merifo
bur6 San Nntonio fam, paffirte urs
fere Stabt auf feiner &adreiie nod
europa abermals. Mie Str. 2aur
einem Greunbe Der rSreien prefe"
berfi6erte, bat er BON Der meritanif9en
Negterung ben &ontratt fir ben 8au
Der S6ifs gifenbabn bpn Sebuantes
pee erbalten, beren 6ertigfteQung nun
NIT sroBem Offer betrieben perben tpirb.
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@abl : proclamation.
Mapors Office,

Saft Nfttoft1o, IL. Jan. '93.
Muf @runb Der mir burA ben ffdbtis
f6en Sreibrief unb bic ftdbtiI9en Or.
binan5en iib~ertragenen Ma9tbratoms
menbeit, peroHentIi6e i'd, u. 8. God
tpoob, MaDor Der Stabt San Mntonio,
5ieie meine Mablzprptlamation, 6urd
uel6e i'd anorbne, baB cine Wabl abs
gebalten perbe
a m 5tpeiten Montag int 81 o.
nat Gebruar1893,
(tpel@es Der 10. Sag bes genamntem
Monats IT'D, unb atpar fir bic @rmdbz
lung Der na6lfebenben 8eamten:
@ines MaDors, &ecor6ers, Coffee
tors, S6abmeifers, Stabt : Mnmalts,
Nubitors, NKeHors, zines alderman
fir iebe Der adt Warbs Der @tabt unb
fur bier Mlbermen fur bic Stabt i'm
%allgemeinen.
Die StimmpldBe perben lit ben per=
f9iebenen Warbs offen gebaIten tperz
ben bon 8 (a9t) ubr gormittags bis
um 6 Ge6s) nbr Nbembs, uub stpar
on ben folgen6en pldben:
l. Warb-3immer go. 2, critics
Sfodmerf, @itp 9aa; WabIborheber:
@bas. 2Dfor6.
2. Warb-0or6mefisgd BON @aft,
urb 8uena @ifta StraBe; @abIporz
ffeber: Sobn s. @arbenas.
8. Warb-NorbtDeit : @de bon 2as
rebos unb 6ouiton StraBe; Mablporz
fteber: Sos. 9ettIer.
4. Warb-Norb . Settle BON Wet<
9ouftonsS traBe, in Der a~onpentions>
9aae; Wablborteber: Gbas. Gall
man5ig.
5. @arb-sommer's @arten, SIDE
bon Nbenue 8 unb 10. Strabe; Wabl-
porfeber: Sobr 6. 8errD.
6. Gleif9 : @tanb,
an Der @de bon @lms un6 Nolattz
StraBe; Wablborteber: %. 9. paae.
Z. Warb-@de Matagor6as unb
WietoriasS traBe; @alporiteber: Sobn
s. 9anfen.
8. @arb-gde BON Sab : Mlamo>
unb South StraBe; Wablporfeber:
Glib. @tepes.
Die Wabl, iopie bic 3dbIung Der
Stimnten merben borgenommen tperben
in uebereinfimmrng nit Der Seftion %
6es ftdbtif6en Greibriefs unb nit benz
Staatsgeiebe bonn IL. Mpril 1892 Der
%. Staatss 2%esislatur, Settle 10.
Sie Stimmgeber ieber ein3elnen
Waro baben iiber einen MaDor, &ecors
Der, Collector, @1abmeifer, Stabts
aapalt, Qubitor, MHeFor, einen Mlberz
man fur ibre Warb unb bier Mbermen
tlr bic Stabt i'm aagemeinen ab3us
ftimmen.
Sur 8ei6einisuns bierpon
@sEAH fiiae i'd meinsn Man1sn bin.
Der Stabt San Mntonro.
@egeben am q. Sanuar 1898.
u. s. 2ofmoob,
WtaDor.
Nttetirt: 6. g.. @laubon,
GitpsGlerf.
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CALIFORNIA 5 @eime.

Weinliebbaber fnben Elm groBes 2a=
ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA Weinet1 Bel
9errn s. S. Meper am Mlamo.
Plaaa. 9err Sleeper fu6t bic Meine
an Srt nnb STEELE aus urb fauft BRET
aug benz Seller Der Mein3iiGter. Nls
gutem @enner gelingt es inn ftets, BIZ
beften Sorten aus5umablen. @r fanr
feline &urben uitb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen Derieben. &otbz uni
WeiB Weine in bor5i9liber QuaIitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone - fret
ins 9aus geliefert.
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Nptt5!
An aas Ymhlttmm !

Sn Ser lebten Sanuar>g erIammluug
bes 9ireftprenratbes Der Mlamo
Geuer=g erii6eyunsss@ efeui9aft pur6e
Der folgenbe 8ei9luB einftimmig att
ge1ommen:
u@ef1loiicn, baB Der Sefretdr
r(9err Seubber) bierbur6 anaes
,,tuiefen pirb unb 1T, bas na9itez
ubenbe Circular an bic @unben Der
rAlamo> Ngentur 3u perfenbe1, 1amz
lid: 9err s. @bmunbien, friber
rNngeiteater bieier Mgentur Der l3uz
rlaB gu unieren Sermtu : 8ii6ertt,
rpapteren unb Nuf5ei9nungen bate,
nperiu6t infer @ei6dft fir fi9 at
verlangen unb gu 1i6ern.
r@r mirb ieeenfals bel Sbnen
rDorfpre6en (tpie ct es bel Mnberen
ngetban bat), um einen She'll Der
n8erfi6erung, nel6e Sic bieier
nGgentur i~ibergeben baben, fir li6
rau erlangen (mo5u er, tpie es
rf6eint, bic genauen 9aten bes @bz
nlaufs Der @erii6eruugs pplicen,
rudbren6 er in uni erer 8e3abIung
nitanb, fur ieinen fpdterer peri6ns
rli9en 8ebrau9 aufbemabrt bat.)
r8itte, Sbre @nti6eibung auf3us
ri9ieben, bis mir Sic gefproGen
nbaben un6 nit beftem Sanfe fir
rfriiberes @ntgegentommen, gar3
rergebenf
0n
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Ser 8ii9of iebo6 1T Bis aur Sbnre
nit Miirbe unb Maieftdt gei6ritten,
unb ebe er lit Der 9unfelbeit perz
f6menb, bat ct ft6 lmgebrebt, uitb
nit Salbuttg gerufen: Scr Serr lei
gelobt!" Setb nur fromm, Bis t9 pies
Der fomme."
Nm ndGfen Morgen erf6ienett in
Der Nmtsftbe bes beigeorbneten 8itrz
germeifers bes Srtes flint eber feds
etagefehene gut beleumunbete SAINTS
lienpdter, INN cine Siege tpegett &6rs
perperleBung ein5ubringen.
Ser tn friiberen 3eiten bas 9auetbe
10 energii9 am st. Nitolaus : Mbenb
gei6wungen bate, 5eigte ii6 bereit,
feline Sabit a~us3uaieben, unb auf Der
&iidieite bur9 i6par5blaue Strientert
gu beueiien, baB feline 8eI6merbe
triftiger @riinbe ni9t ermangelte.
Ser unteriu6ungsbeamte, bat bann
a6ielaudenb eefragt, ob bic tbdtliz
den @eniuren ni6t bur6 ben v6eilis
gen Wtann" berbdngt pber befobleH
tpnrben, tDegen bartnddiger gerneis
serung 5n beten! 9as mubte einsee
rdulnt tperben.
Damn, liebe 2eute, FAINT i9 @u9 ni6t
belfen. Wie ibr Ollie bod tpobl ni6t
beftreiten uerbet, lit fol6e 6eimiu6ung
bes 9eiligen Nifolaus unb bes 900ens
firften elm bur6 Otter gebeiltgter
Brau9 unb tpern ber Cine pber Der
Qnbere aumeilen etpas itreng mitge>
1oatmen pirb, 70 ma6t es bod INNER
einen guten unb Iate1g ins
brud. gluten Morgenl"
Ser 9eilige Mann, Der Satan finb
ieit Der 3eit in Der @egenb ni@t tuieber
gelebeit mprben.
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br % elton & 6 o. baben fortz
pdbrenb frii6e Maaren; groBe Musz
pabl BON Delifatefen auer Dirt, bic
beften eingema9ten Grii9te, Semitic,
Gleii6z unb anbere prdierper unb Elm
groBes Gager BON etapeI : Groceries.
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@Gbler = &eqiItrirnna.

SIS pirb bierbur9 befarnt gemaGt,
baB i9 bic Bidder meines Mr1tes fur
ole Wabler Der Stabt San Mntonio,
Berar @ountp, Seras, Dem @eIebe entz
fpre6enb CUR &egifrirung offner lperbe
in meiner Office in Der @itD Sal, i'm
erften Stodnerf, 3immer go. 2, an
Der Mfilitdr pla3a, am
3. s 1898, gormit<
tags UNI s Il br,
unb baB i6 bieielten offenbalten fperbe
fir bic barauf fplgenben snan3ig Sage,
nit Mnsnabme Der Sonntage, bon
Gnrmittass 8 ubr big 8 u6r Mbenbs.
9ie Office nirb gei6lofen tperber ant
WfittmO6, ben 25. Sanuar, Bunft 8
nbr Mbenbs.
Ote BON mir angetellten 8ebilfen
tint: 9enrn 8ennett, 9enrp @agner.
8. U. &eDnDlbs unb &amon 8iencourt.
Mugu SantIeben,
Wabl : &egifrator.
San Nntonio. Seras. 20. Sec. 1892.
gnple1's @egifter, No. % Mlanlo
plasa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beiten gemii9tem Sc
trdnfe, feline Weine unb auSge3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e Gigarrer
unb ftets frii9es 8ier. Ser @iaentbis
mer, Soc GoOlep, peritebt fem Ssi6dft.
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Ser Undergraduate ~fiinbist ii9 biermit ais
&anbioat fir baS Mnat bes @tth } Collectors
an. gr gIaubt burh feline laneidbrige 8ers
btnbun9 nit bieiem &mte als aiiiftent bes
eitp . Solicitors p%olauf fur baiielbe befabigt
gu iein unb peripriht, bafielbe i'm Sntereife
Der Staet nnb Der Steuer3abler bertpaIten ai
ipollen. s. 6. &Iiefotb.
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Mataus Mgentmr.

@orftebenbes mirb hermit in @rmis
bernng elmer Mnseige bes 9errn 6. No.
munbfen in Der n@rpreB" pom "a.
e5anuar Der Oefentli6feit iibergeben,
einen ibrtgen 8emerfun NJ
gen 6enfen IN If fetnerIei
8ea9tung.
Q6tungspoa
s. @roos, prdfibent.
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@abl Mm5eigem.
s Il r M a r.

Sn Erlse Der 2luffoiberuns sablreider 8lr.
ger finbise id mid biermit nIs Ranbibat fIr
bas @mt bes Wabprs Der Staot Snn Nntonio
an. Menn ertpablt, perbe i'd mein Beites
tbun. Der Stabt cine forti1rittlide unb 5fo.
nomiiHe @erpaItuns gu eeben.
@eprae Yaf1aL.
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Sur Ilbermanbe Der Z. @arb.
Die rSreie greie" lift autoriiirt, Serrn
aIbert @eri4 ais &anbioat tiir bic
@ieberpabl ala alderman Der 7. @arb
an5u;eisen.
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Die pGreie 8refe" 1T autpriiirt, an3,tfans
etgen, bab Gapt. 1btI. Sbarbein ais
&anbibat fir bas &ntt tes Mapors BON Gau
&ntpnio ~auftritt.
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Sic vSreie a|,reiie" lit autoriiirt, Germ
IS nj. @iII ais &anbibat fir bas 9tint bes
Alderman Der 6. Darb a~nsutinpisen.
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Sur StabtsS meifer.
Die vSreie greile" 1T autoriiirt, Serrn
Gerbinanb Serffi il. als 8anbibat fir
bic 8iebertpabI gum ftabtii6sn Sdasmsiiter
a%n3ufiinbisen.
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19r 9ie morgan City Fish & Oy>
ster Company bat tets cine Nuspabl
bon friiden Gii6en, Nuitern unb @ils.
Sic erbdlt babon tdgli9 tteue 3ufubs
rem. Sn Der Stabt werben bic Safen
frei abgeliefert. Selepbon SO. 81. =
Iuftrdge aus benz 2anbe erbeten;
prompte @usfiibrung sarantirt.
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Gin prpbates Mttiel lit SalpattpnzS el. es turirt oue
duberlt4en S6mer3en, pie 9~abmbeit, Gte.fbeit,
a~reu3reb, @lteberretaen, gunben unb 94penunaen.
Terfude e8 einrnal, eS fpitet nur % Gents Bite NlaIte.
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Sur g~itp=GpIIeftpr

8ir iinb autcriIirt, 5errn gbparb 81 /.
DE cIs &anbioat fur @iebsrertpdbIuns fir
bas Nmt bes itdbtiiden Solicitors ~an3ufiins
biaen.
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s ur ALDERMAN at-large.
Die vSreie @reie" lit autoriiirt, 9errn Soe
WeMlltfter ais &anbibat fir baS Nmt els
mes Albermlnsat.larse anSufinbtsen.
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Das bette setrodnete pofoaf>
9ols gu 81 per @orb; gebadt SIS. Snz
bian territory Wbite 9ib unb ale am
beren Sorten 8rennfoble gu re6u8irten
preiien. Sic bette 8e3ngsquene fir
Sen mnb Gutter I'M @roB< unb aleins
berfauf. = Selepbon SEQ. 81.
Snnet BOOB o.,
Gde 2amar= unb @alnuts9 traBe.
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5 lr @lbermanb Der 6. Marb.
Mir iinb autpriiirt, Germ Senrb 81 ms
berger als &anbibat fir has Nnt bes u +
Der Der 6. @arb ansufiinbtsen.
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Gin Mfittel aesen 8raune.

Wenn Cure &inber 8rdune baden,
ballet tets eine Glaf6e bon Gbamberz
lains 6uftenzM ebi5in i'm 9auie. Wenn
eingegeben, fobalb Der Brdune>6nitem
auftritt, faint bic &ranfbeit abgemenbet
tuerben. gu baben 1T San Nntonio
in ben G~potbefen BON s. aalteper &
Son, Doubling & Gloob, $. 6. Sod,
y. SreiB, 8. S9u9arbt, Sc. Cohen &
g., $. 8. 9arrifon unb &alteper &
S9u6arb.
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s i'll Ilberman Der 5. Warb.
@ir limb autcriiirt, Germ 50 M. S6flina
+. oils &anbibat fir Wieberermabluna fiir
Sas afnt bes Alderman Ser funften
80 arb an3utinbisen.
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without a Mother.

What a thrill of sadness pre-.
vades our hearts when we read
these words. without a motherr'
Such is the home of Rev. D. NJ.
Simonton. the well-known postal
clerk on the branch. Sunday,
July ID. Mrs. Simonton retired
as one in perfect health at 10 %.
M, and as the silent hour of mid
night drew near death came to
the bedside and placed his icy
fingers upon her. She sighed
and ceased to speak," In less
than twenty minutes the house
hold jewel was taken away. heart
failure being the cause. Thede
ceased's maiden name was Re
becca Jane Hart, and was born
Oct. 18th, 1853. She was mar.
ried March 4th. 1859. to Rev. D.
NJ. Simonton, YVES converted and
joined the NJ. P. church in De-
cember, 1869.
At 9 o'clock. July 18th. the old
Baileytown church bell swung
to and fro; but how unlike the
peals of the old Liberty Bell,
which the day concentrated.
Remarks were made by Revs.
Wade. Weese, Bailey. Yoke and
Conway at the church. to per.
haps the largest crowd that ever
assembled There on a like occas.
ion. But words of man can add
no luster to her name. The pure
life she lived tells the whole
story 1t needs no comment.
She has fallen asleep to awaken
to greater joys.
She was the mother of seven
children. all surviving her.
Mother is dead. But her works
still live and will grow brighter
and brighter as the years roll on.
The friends of the deceased have
the sympathy OF all. "Grieve
not as those without hope
A FRIEND.
Oral. W. Va, July 9TH. 'ss.
Remember the dates of the
Fair August 22.23 and q. If
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|mington. Delaware. and Mr..
Charles e. Reed, OF the Census
ONCE. were married at 740 Third
street northwest. at 8 o'clock
Thursday evening.-Washingt
Post.
Mr.. Reed is a son Of our towns
man, Frank E. Reed. his many
friends here extend congratula-
lions.
The Baptist Sunday school, Of
this place, is contemplating hold
ing a picnic at Gypsy Grove on
July 4th. All the members and
scholars are requested to be pres
ent next Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock and complete the ar
rangements.
The assembly of the National
Union Of West Virginia met here
on Sunday, eight councils being
represented. B. q. Tackston, of
Huntington, was chosen presi-
dent of the meeting, and Charles
Morningstar, ofwheeling. secre-
tary. Prof. Thomas G. Miller,
of this place, was elected senator
for West Virginia for the ensuing
two years in the national organ
ization, whose next session will
be held in Detroit, in July.
A very quiet wedding was cele-
brated at the residence of Mr..
William B. Holbert. in Grant dis
trict, on last Wednesday evening,
at which Mr.. Flavius ]. Pepper
and Miss Ida B. Holbert were
made man and wife.
1t is reported that an Italian
was robbed of $500 on last Mon.
day by a shell man. He was un.
able to give a very intelligent ac-
count of how it occurred. but on
Tuesday he swore out warrant
before Justice Fisher and ac.
companied by a constable he
started in pursuit of the show,
hoping to get hold of the thief.
Not much sympathy is felt for a
man who will be caught in such
an old and we'll advertised game.
In this case it is claimed that the
was not bet on the game.
but was taken out and exhibited
At the table when a fellow grab
bed the roll of bills and made
away with it.-lnder.
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West Unian.

We hear that Albert West, Of
Auburn. will soon start a new
livery business here. The trade
in that lile has become SO great
here that there is room for an.
other business of the kind.
Rev. Jesse F. Snodgrass en-
tered the marriage relation the
third time last week when he
united in holy marimony with
Miss Bette Strosnider, of Center
Point. The strange feature of it
isthat the Reverend's three wives
are all living, he having been
divorced from the first two
Record.
Mrs. Alton Powell and child.
rem, of Clarksburg. are visiting
Mrs. Powell's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Holmes.-Herald.
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A wild Boy.

The town of Livermore, CAL,
has a wild boy that eats grass,
lives on roots and herbs and does
all sorts of strange things. For
years this wild boy has lived in
his fathers pastures, and has
been as contented as any ordina-
~ mortal would be in a well.
furnished and comfortable home.
The unfortunate lad has a name
and a home, but he does not re.
gard either as much as any ra.
tional being would. He prefers
to frisk around in his fathers
grain fields and chase the fright.
ened children of the neighbor.
hood down the country roads.
John Worth is the wild bows
name and he is about fifteen
years old. HIS father is Harrison
Worth, who lives on little tract
of ground a few miles out of Liy.
ermore. The boy has been a
terror to the neighbors for a long
time. Ever since his birth he
has been an imbecile, and all at
tempts to teach him even the ru-
diments o. understanding have
been but dismal failures.
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Statistical report 81 the Union
district Sunday school ccnven-
ton. which convened at ut. Olive
o. B. church. June 21th. 1898.
Gan denominations.
Number Of schools represented,
10.
Officers and teachers, l06.
Scholars, 725.
Total membership. sSl
Average attendance, ~
Moneys expended for schools
the past year. sf30.93.
Amount contributed to benevo-
lentor missionary bjects. s24.54.
Amount contributed to State
and county Sunday school as
sociations, $3.50.
Number added to the church
from the Sunday school, Al.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: ].
W. Young. President; Vice E. D.
Reynolds, Hiram Post and c. @.
Talmam; D. L. Perine, Secretary;
j. NJ. Holmes, Asst Sec'y Hiram
Post, Treasurer.
Executive Committee; N. D..
Boring. @. @. Talman Hiram
Post. George Mckinley. J ives
ley Sommerville and Robert
Burnside.
Delegates to county Sunday
school convention: Hiram Post,
Homer Waters, E. D. Reynolds,
]. W. Young, Q. G. Talman and
D. L. Perine.
Interest very good.
The convention was well enter
tanned by the good people Of Mt.
Olive.
Respectively Submitted.
D. L. PER1NE. Sec.
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Richie News

Col. Stewart. the oil man. has
a stock of over five million funny
stories. He has only told about
fifty thousand of them in Harris
vile.
Married, on last Friday,
Ulysses G. Harold and Miss
Catherine j. Swadley, by Rev.
L. w. Roberts, at the NJ. E.
parsonage in Harrisville.
Mr.. Lorenzo Reed and Mrs.
Layerna Jones were married by
Rev. E. j. Wilson on Monday,
June 21st.
DR.. VIM. NJ. Rymer has had
four wedding paties at his house,
and there is now only left his
son Homer.-Gazette.
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In CoIored CIrcles.

Mrs. Smith and little son. of
Buckhannon, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. L. Jones. on Mon.
ticello Avenue.
Miss Jessie Bell left Wednes-
day morning for Weston.
Mr.. Sandy Henderson. one of
the Oldest citizens of the town.
died at his home last Thursday
evening and was buried Satur-
day.
Mr.. William Lowerv has pur.
chased property on Mechanic ST.
Mr. Taylor, of Bridgeport was
in the city Tuesday.
Rev. G. A. Madison announces
that the Mt Zion Baptist Church
OF Clarksburg, will hold its an
nual basket meeting at Gypsv
Grove on Saturday, July 16, 1898
ihere will be special trains and
low rates on the NJ. r. R. All
friends of the church are cordial.
y invited to the beautiful grove.
Preaching at IL a. M, general
Covenant meeting at 2 p. M. and
annual sermon at 3 p. m. Good
talent will be provided and an
enjoyable day is anticipated. SO 81
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More humber for sale.

] have on hand about 100 M
each of poplar and oak lumber.
seasoned, suitable for planning
mill work. Also frame lumber,
flooring. ceiling, patent siding
common weather boards, wains-
coting in W. o., r. o. ash. chest
nut and butternut single and
double surface lumber. Any one
wishing to buy building material
will please call and see my stock
on Saturdays at my place Of
business. Thanking the public
for past patronage. I remain
Very Truly,
d. B. HANKEY,
2ot Quiet Dell. W. Va.