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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
FACTS IN FEW WORDS.

There is a chicken on exhibition at
| Galveston, Tex, that has four beaks
and three eyes. Another freak or ma
ture was born several days ago In
Macon, Ga. Awoman purchased doz-
en- eggs and, shortly after returning
home, she found a iourlegged chicken
in one Of the eggs.
In England some striking forge work
ers recently decided they were In the
wrong, and, besides going back 10 work
az once, voluntarily paid their employ
ers e25 indemnity for their loss caused
by their striking.
In one township alone in North Caro-
ina there are seven men who have
passed the age of los years, and local
papers say the state has probably more
old people within its borders than any
other in the union.
A swarm OF 1eas has taken absolute
possession of farm house near Hinkle-
ton, Pa, and driven the occupants
from their home. The house will prob
ably be destroyed to get rid OF them.
The skeleton OF the whale lizard,
discovered in Alaska last summer,
weighs 400 pounds. This is the second
Of the species so far known TO science.
1t had both legs and wings.
An old coin bearing the date Of 1898
was plowed up by Mr.. Wade, Of Boone
Co., Mo. The inscription is almost un-
decipherable, but it probably came from
a Spanish mint.
A Baltimore oystermaA has small
dog from Lima, Peru, that bays as deep
ly as big mastiff He should call II
"Quinine," on account o. its abundance
of Peruvian bark.
According to the last census, Cleve-
land has larger percentage of foreign
born citizens than any other city Of over
200, 600 inhabitatns in the United States.
Aluminium is found combined with
1916 other metals. 1t is found in every
known country on the globe and con-
stituteS the largest part Of the earth'S
crust.
From the records of the Madras high
court il appears that the practice OF
Offering human sacrifices TO idols is in
creasing in Southern India.
The oldest church in the United
States Is not at SmlthVllie, Va, as mas
been reported, but at San Miguel, n. NJ.
II was built in the year 1915
The Austrian Government, in order to
increase the fighting power of its army,
has armed the 1900 drummerS with
rifles.
There are 10000 acres of watermel-
Ions in Georgia that will be soon ready
for shipment TO the north.
Kentucky leads the southern states
in the production Of tobacco, with a
crop Of 221, 900 pounds.
A gay groom Of rs and a clipper
bride Of rs were married in Pttsfeld,
Ne, few DAYS ago.
OF 1000 deaths in Europe sixteen are
by violence; in the United States, forty
one.
The Cars throne is said to be worth
four times as much as Queen Victor
las.
Good players Of the harp are said to
be the scarcest of all musical performers.
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Catherine Burlevs. Administrator ". j. IA
hurley and others and J. Il. Lukens a bre.
vs. j. l.. hurley, and others. In the Circuh
Court Of OHIO county, West virginia.
By virtue OF the authority vested in me BY a
decree entered ia the above mentioned cause
consolidated on the 81 day 81 June. l@5. win
sell Mt public auction az the 'front.' door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY. JULY & isn3.
commanding ut 10 O'Clock n. m, the following
described real estate that IL 70 say: piece ~
parcel OF land with the buildings thereon,
which fronts ~ feet, inches on the west side
of south Front street in tho city OF Wheeling,
and running west with an oven width 70 ~
foot alley, being part Of lot lain G. L.Lsnss al.
ditlon % The cily 81 Wheeling. Also strip %
ground ~ feet in width and Is feet 3 inches
deem lying north and adjoining the NORM
line Of said lot No. IA, together with All ths
rights and Interests IN aud % tue partition
wall on the south side % said part OF lot No
~. Intended 70 be conveyed % CRtharlns buf
lev f,y deed made by william Campbell Ant
wife. on the let day OF November, 1913. and re-
corded in the Office OF the clerk OF the county
court Of said Ohio county, In deed book o.
page 2ol. a., ~, A.. ..,.,...
money. or 90 much ihsreof "a the purchases
NAV elect 10 pay, 10 cash aud the residue IL
Two equal paym ents IN one ana two yeafA
rith interest from the day Of sale. and 80
JeRal utls 10 be retained a. security Tor the DO
ferrod payments. - roSva
W. HALLER, Special COmmlsflonsL
AuctiOnser.
hereby certify that the aboye.nAmed spec
isl commissioner has glysn bond ana e. cvfiil
a. requlred By law aud the said decree.
,eIa Cieg
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"Of Two Evils," Ect.

The tramp sat on the kitchen door
step gnawing a bone, and eveidently
enjoying himself. The lady OF the
house was watching him carelessly.
you are well and strong, aren't
you9" she asked.
E"Quite so, lady, thanks to- benef.
cent Providence" he said reverently.
q "Why, then, don't you work for 9
living instead of begging for it?"
He finished the last silver Of meat on
the bone, wiped his mouth oh bis
sleeve and looked her in the face frank
ly.
"Wen, madam" he said with precis-
ion. 1--WE tried working, and I've tried
tegcing, and l discover that people
find more fanlt with the work do than
with the begging do, so l have
concluded to choose the lesser evil, apd
stick to it. After all. in this world. yau
can't please everybody. Thanks fdr
the lunch. Goodbye" and he went
away.
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The peripatetic walked into the
country EDITORS Office with a woebe-
gone look The editor was busy cred
iting subscriber with a cord of wood
on account.
"Can you give poor man quarter"
appealed the tramp.
"Whars your nsme?" inquired the
editor.
civilian Jones'"
"Well, Mr.. Jones, nv name is Mug
gins, aud I want to say in reply 10
yours just received, that can, at times,
give poor man quarter, and, Mr..
Jones, do; but his name IS Muggins.
Good morning Mr.. Jones'" aud the edi-
tor went on with his work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

MuEs CITY, MONT., June 2L-Tbere is
trouble az the Cheyenne agency. An en-
listed Indian Of FIT. Keough got permits
sion TO visit the agency. He Overstayed
his time and detachment OF Indian troops
went after him. lie refused TO return, and
his Indian friends declared they would not
let him De taken. The commandment at TT.
KeOugh requested Agent Tully 20 make
the arrest, Cur fully declined. Last night
Lieutenant Marshal, with his Indian cav
airy troops, were ordered to make an ar
rest. Orders were sent 20 the company at
Lame Deer 20 aid If necessary. Orders TO
Call for all troops necessary also. Rumor
had it last night that fight had occurred
aad five Indians had been killed at the
ayenc5 but the authorities az TT keOUgh
refuse to either affirm or deny.
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TRUSTEES SALE
-OF-
Valuable Ohio County Farm.

Nv virtue OF deed OF trust made BY WilIlsa
j. Warden aud Louisa A. Wtfden, DIS VIE
me a. trustee, dated on the 18Th day 81 Eor ,,s
Der BIB and recorded In the onics OF ihs ~
OF the Count Court 81 Ohio county. ives.
ginia. ia deed Of trust book No. "a. pAgs -
will ssU AZ public Auc ion, on The premises, -
TUESDAY. JU6E I'm. iSo'
commencing at 10 o'ci)ck a IA, AL that part Of
the tract % land situate on the waters o. Ps,et,
run. 10 Richisnd district, Ia ono COUNTY. ns,s
bounded as follows: Beginning a. b1ss IN
TIE lac VIM. n. Nichols corner . IseOsi Haf-
den. thence =. 50 degrees W. 7s 1eleo poies "
two lines thsncs y g aszIs.s "a az y. -
stone in the roHd; thence n. oJ31 degrees w. -
piles 70 stone 10 the road; thence ,, ~ oe-
frees W. $50 polss % stOre In the rosa lbsnes
\ sgsl degrees vs. 70 poles 70 . stone at tts Icr.s
=, - ID. thencs 8 40 degrees n. 80 poles -
A sggar:theEcs s. y degrees y. ~ poles 70 shltS
oak. thence S. IS degrees 4. 10 Dosss 70 Dsech.
thence 5 III degrees 3. 10 poles - a.ia<s, thsaos
n cg5s degrees r. s. poles % STAKE; tbencs
X 81. dsrrees Z O. poles 70 the beginning.
containing I64 scrss, more OF issA Aso. =.
s9foising tract. Which - bogndsa a. fe!lossi
BezinninRat . stone, y. c'it ceres ". "a
roies from q stone csFner OF oufAn = hlchois
Sni Wm. SIchois la line Of said Dfst tract
th.nre N gOI degrees ". % 4iD PSiss 70
stone. thence y. 80 degrees W. 10 poies " :
stone In the read: Themes ;. oiss degrees y. -
uoles 70 4 stone in tbs road; tnsncs ;. ~ 90
800 lfs poles 10 = ;toas In the road; themes
NJ tO. degrees r IA poles % . ttons IN ths
49,. y,hrsee 4. ZsE degrees 2. la poles 10
go, an the road: thence 81 degrees - al
roles 20 whiteosk stump In TIE road; themes
al degrees z. 1918 poles 70 stons u ths
ronG. th.nes 81 degrees II. 50 poles 70 tne ~.
einning. containing acres, . FOODS sHa ~
Rsrf, rrx. or SALE one-third Of the purchase
uoneg and % N uch more ~ the purchaser may
rie~t "a psy. IN cash. ana the feslaus IN Two
ean.t .nunsl in iments. the purchaser Civ
s.s ia notes With good security for the de-
ferred garments. tearing Interest from the dey
~ ale the Interest on the second note 10 p
.sid auneally snd The tltie 10 DC fets.nea sosA
-1srn l. y. JONES, TFustss
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A Ministers wIfo Much Pleased.

Elder s. S. Beaver, OF McAllisterville,
Juniatta Co., Pa, says his wife is SUBJ
ject TO cramps in the stomach. Last
summer she tried Cham berlain'S Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy Tor it,
and was much pleased with the speedy
relief it afforded. She has since used It
when ever necessary and found that it
never fails. For sale by c. r. Goetze,
w. w. Irwin, w. S. Mccullough, G.
Menkemeller, S. l.. Brice, j. Coleman,
C. Schnepf, w. c. Armbrecht, the
Kurtz, Drug Co., Lincoln 81 Co., w. E..
Williams, John Kari. A. E. Scheele
and w. II. Williams, Wheeling; Bower
& Co., Bridgeport, o., and b. f. Pea
body, Benwood, w. Va.
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Anofher Freuch Duel.

- PARIS, June 2L-SOme OF the illusions
Of the COmte DeHaussouvillei hls speech
last Sunday 70 the conditions of recent
MINISTRIES with the Panama Canal Com
pany, were regarded by Chas. FlOQuet, eX-
Minister and ex-Presideut Of the Cham
her, as direct personal insults. He chal-
lenged the Count 10 fight. Shots were ex-
changed yesterday and nobody was injured.
The newspapers generally approve NJ. Mil
levoyes and NJ. Derouledes refuSals 10
fvhJ Clemeuceau
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Greatly surprised.

Ny wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with very severe at
tack Of rheumatism. We could get
nothing that would afford her any re.
lief, and as last resort gave Chamber
lain's Pain Balm trial. To our great
surprise she began 10 improve after the
first application, aud by using it regu'
larly she was soon able to get up and
attend TO her house work. Z. H. John
son, OF c. J. Knutson & Co., Kensing'
ton, MINI.
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FOR SALE.

House eight rooms sixteenth street, In good
condition, 1870
House four rooms aud stable, Twelfth street
S7O0.
House seven Rooms, Jacob street. Centre
Wheeling al 500.
House i've rooms, hon street, Centre Wheel
ing, cheap. 500
iots IN Mc MeGhen $500 to $3.50. on easy terms.
Business property, best location, ia Etna-
vile, house eight rooms, storefosm and good
stable on easy terms Good reasons Tor selling.
Rouse with iull lot Wood street, near Forty
House thee rooms, with full lot, east end OF
Twelfth street. S425 hall cash. balance on easy
terms.
Fine suburban homSe miles east OF city a,
moderate price.
lois in Fiian, white & Gallagher addition
b0NiOO feet teJO each.
& ots on Caldwell's run, s2'0 each
Fine farm, l43 acres, on katioa1l road, nine
miles east OF city on oasy terms
House Orooms. Fifteenth street with modefn
improvements. 49,
House rooms. sixteenth street, 5000
House arooms Twenty third street 81, 200.
House 7 rooms. North MarSsl street 1880.
SIX lots In good locations In Pax View.
Market street bu,ins" property at moderate
Lots Lot at east end Twenty.third street on easy
terms -
One-hAlf lot on NcColloch street Ceatrs
Wheeling tS0O -,.,...
One OF The peat manufacturing slssstn tas
CITY, fTeEtiag on two railroads
40 -LtUJaud a . % to loan o city real estate.
NESBITT d. DEvTNE,
ans 1917 Market street
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Dismissed without Hls Knowledge.

PARKERsBURa, w. VA, June Especial
Pension Examiner James A. Watson has
been relieved from duty. Colonel Daw-
kins, of Washington, arrived here to-day
10 take charge Captain Watson is out Of
town aud has no knowledge of ihis dismiss
al. at hough the fact has been known by
the government officials here for several
days. Tue cause of Captain Watson's dis
charge is not known.
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Excitement over the Dynamite Explosion

NaDRID. June 2l.-Great excitement
prevails throughout the city to-day IN con-
sequences of the dastardly attempt last
night % blow up with dynamite the resi-
deuce Of Senior CanOvGs Des C6stllo lateIy
prime minister. Though the occupants OF
the residence Of the eX-prlme minister es'
caped unscathed, the explosion was the
cause of tue death Of one person, t1e Iatal
injury of another and the fatal woundlhg
Of several others.
At the time OF the explosion perform
auce was being given at circus short
distance from the residence OF Senior "a
nOvas Del Castillo The shock was so
great that il caused q part Of the ceiling
directly over the stalls that were occupied
bv a party of MOBILES 10 crash down upon
upon the heads Of the occupants or the
stalls. Among the occupants were the
grandson of the Marquis or Havana. Pres
ideut Of the Senate, and son or Marquis
Guadalest. The former was struck on the
head by a large piece of the falling ceiling
and sustained injuries that will cause his
death in a few hours, The son Of Mar
Ouis Gu8dalest attempted 70 rush from the
building. but lost his footing, and the
panic stricken crowd trampled him to
death. Seven other persons were also
trampled on by the crowd and seriously in
ured. 10 is generally believed that the
explosion was the work OF anarchists
whose headquarters are at Barcelona. II
is expected that number Of arrests will
be made in that city Of men who are sup
posed 70 be implicated in the out
rage. It has been learned that
prior to the explosion gentleman
and two wOrkueu were seen near the house
of Senior CanOyas Del Castillo. The gen
tlemau disappeared a few minutes before
the explosion occurred. 1t is believed that
the workman who was killed by the ex-
plosiou carried q number of bombs charged
with dynamite and large bullets, aud that
10 was his intention 10 distribute them IN
various parts of the city. The dead man
was printer Anarchist papers and doc
uments belonging 70 we'll known anarch-
lists were found in the pockets OF the
clothing.
Several Anarchist printers in Madrid
have already been arrested on suspicion OF
being implicated IN the plot. Tue man
who was arrested after the explosion with
a leg broken and scalp torn, turns out TO
be a common laoorer. He refuses to say
ANYTHING. but the police will try 10 force q
confession from him later in the day. As
usual, after an explosion OF this kind, the
police are extremely vigllant. Extra
guards have been stationed about the pub
lie buildings, and every precautlon taken
TO prevent another outrage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

MANAGUA, NICARAGUA, June 2l.-Ex-
President Casa left Nicaragua this morn
ing. He boarded q Cenevan steamer nc
Corint0 and sailed for northern port,
where ne viii be transferred 20 a Pacific
mail steamship aHd proceed TO san Fran
cisco.
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Another strike Among the Miners.

SPOKANE. WAsuN, June 2l.-News was
received last night from Gem, in the CC2ur
D'Alene mining district, that about $50
miners in the Gem and Frisco mines have
gone on strike Miners demand equal
wages for skilled AID uus5ilIed laborers.
This was the cause OF the labor riots year
AGO
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stnhlo nnrned at Pnrker.burg.

Special IeiSGrdHl 90 ne Rs-tS,tF.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June ga barn
belong 10 Captain William Richardson, on
Twelfth street. was set on tire about mid
night last night. Two horses, several bug
gies and q large amount Of feed were burn
ed. Loss, s., 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

At a special meeting Of the Academy Of
Medicine, az New York, the Quarantine
Committee appointed some months ago was
authorized 10 take steps for the establish
ment OF National Board Of Health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

]. n. HARRIs, 3 Fulton Market, New
Zork City, says:
II have been using BBANDRETH's
Us for the last fifteen years. There
pthing equal to them as Blood Puri-
Liver Regulators. But wish
how remarkably they cure
p, and how easily; I was az
journalism in the legs. Ny
Olesale fish dealer) natur-
70 damp places. I could
Rt nights 1 suffered fear
BslSams, Sarsaparinas
2res, but they did
raid Of being a
penced using
y two evsT'
begaR
the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

Prescription is the surest and speediest rem
edy. You can depend upon that-bUt II your
case is obstinate, give it reaSonabletme.
It's en- nvigoTating, restorative tonic, 8
soothing sSd strengthening nervlne, and 3
positive specific for female weaknesses and
ailments. All functional disturbances, pain
flll irregularities end arrangements are cor
ACTED and cured b. it. An unnatural dis
Arges, bearing-down sensations, weak back,
Smpanied with faint Spells and kindred
Mons. arsaHorrected In every case for
Kits re( Inended, " Favorits Prescrip-
~ kateed 20 give satisfaction, or
refunded. No other medicine
sold/on such terms. That
lind else offered by tho dealer
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SPEoIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
City Of Wheeling Real Estate.

BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, made on the nth day of May, 1855,
in the suit in chsncery OF John Charles Ere
mont Freese v George W. Frsese ana others,
we shall IS special commissioners appointed
thereby. proceed 20 sell 81 public auction 81 tne
north front door OF the Court House OF ONO
county, on
WEDNESDAY, THE sSrH DAY OF JUNE,
1898
at 10 o'clock O. m. the following parcels OF land
in the city OF Wheeling, OF which the late Isaac
treese died Scized:-
l. Lot 90 and part Of lot 81 on the southwest
corner OF Chaphue and twenty fourth streets,
and having front on the west side OF ChaPllhe
street extending southwaTulv from Iwehty-
fourth street 10 the line OF William Aubet, aud
extending westwardly by an equal width 70 an
alley In the rear Of SAld lots. aud having on the
'front.' part erected = tNo-StoFy double bslcN
dwelling house, and on the rear part, TWO
story double frame dwelling house.
2 Parts OF lots OF II and Is In Eon's addi-
ton OF the City OF Wheeling. fronting rs ieet
9 inches on the south side OF Twenty fourth
street. and having thereon erected u b-lck cot
tage dwelling house. Said parts OF lots have
depth OF 100 feet, subject 10 private sIley IN
tho rear. being subdivision OF the plat refer
red 10 in the deed OF Allison and Peck convey
ing the same TO Charles aad keturah Wait
s. The south half OF lot 3. IN square In the
town Of South Wheeling, on the west slde OF
Chapline street in the Eighth ward Of said CITY,
and
L. Lot one in square OF the subdivision OF
the Joseph Caldwell estate, fronting on tue
west side OF Chapllne street and having there
on erected two-story double brick dwelling
house.
Said commissioners are by said decree author
iced to subdivde Any Of said several parcels
OF land and 20 sell them respectively IS whole
or in parcels, Is they may deem best for the
parties interested; and said land viii be SOLD
In such parcels.
TERMS or SALE One-thIrd and as much more
as the purchaser or purchasers may elect cash
In hand; and the residue in two equal install
mentS in nine and eighteen months from the
day OF sale; the credit lnstallments 10 bear In
terest from the day ot e,-the purchasers
respectively 10 give their notes for the deferres
iustallments; aud where the property sold has
thereon any buildings or Improvements. the
purchaser in addition must insure and keep lu-
surcd against loss by fro, for the benefit OF the
said commissioners, the said buildings and I'M
provemeuts TO an amount equal 10 At least two
thirds Of the unpaid purchase money; and the
title 10 be retained until the further order OF
the court
Al. CLARKE.
GEORGE w. ATKINSON,
special commissioners.
I, John W. Mitchell Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, certify that bond and
security has been given by SAID commissioners
as required by law, and the said decree OF sale.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
J. c. HERyEY, AuctlOneer. 1eSeodI
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FOR sALELREAL ESTATE.

dor sALE-THE REAL PROPERTY Be
Il longing 10 the estate OF the laie william
Caldwell. being the brick house No. IL lhlr-
tenth street. and the ground used with IL The
property on the southwest corner OF Jacob and
thirteenth streets, having two houses on II
This will be sold as one or two parcels as the
purchaser may prefer. These two houses are
under leases expiring March slst 1894 For
terms aud particulars apply TO HENRY NJ RUS
SELL, 1921 Chapline street apiieod.
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"a silence by the convention, but the
fact that MOwett read the speech from
manuscript In q somewhat weak voice
made his whole address feel fiat.
At the evening session Mr.. Laurler
addressed the convention. He quoted
the census figures showing that l,OO9'-
600 Canadians had gone 70 the States IN
ten years, and he ascribed this chiefly TO
the extortiona tariff. This had leo
many 20 speculation as TO Canadas
future. He proceeded 10 mention Can
ada's three possible futures. The con-
vention listened in silence. There was
independence (cheers) and there was
union with the great country o. the
South. This last also received some
cheers.
Mr. Laurier went on TO score the high
tariff. He said that q Liberal party
was clear In the issue 1t set before peo-
ple-that was free trade as opposed 90
the rascally policy Of protection Tor
projections sake. The circumstances
developed by high tFrift rendered II
impossible . reach the ideal at once,
hut from this time forward let the Lib.
eral party set before It, for years II
necessary, the achievement OF this
iaeal. He proceeded 10 emphasize tue
.desirability OF trade reciprocity with
the States, and declared that the States
of EngIand were incompatible. He de-
clared that il the interests OF England
and Canada were Incompatible, he Tor
ono must take his stand as Canadian
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N okOy and Mr.. Booth, of tlv U.s.
nile, were in town Saturday onb'tsi-
ness.
Miss Stella Nelson, of Ozark, spdnt
Sunday with Lizzie Haren. \.
Ella Holiday had her arm amputateo
at the shoulder point at Wheeling, lasS
week, and is at the Wheeling Hospital
Woodsfeld will celebrate the Fourth
OF July in grand style this year.
Father Cowley had the childrenTs
photo taken in a group, Sunday, after
services. II
Miss Shaw, of Mt. Carick, died las
evening, aud will be buried Wednes'
day.
Robert Pope arrived home from Chi
cago Saturday, Mrs. Pope and Lucille
going on to Iowa to visit her sister.
Miss Clara Boyers, OF Boyers Station,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Eddy
A nice shower Tuesday afternoon.
Lewis Helveing takes charge OF the
postofice here July 1.
A fine Jersey cow for sale 81 BERT
Jones's.
A new typewriter at Watson & Nc
Camon's law Office.
Frank Stoudt, OF williamsburg, and
family were in town shopping, Tuesday.
Our towr was visited Tuesday by the
hardest looking tramp ever seen here
Cigqrstumps on the sidewalk seemed TO
BE the attraction.
A three-weeks'-ol Jersey heller call
for sale at Bert Jones'S.