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VIEWM0NT.
-(ff9fJ-
HAMBLETONIAN, MAMBRINO, AND
pIIa1T IR

PILOT, JR.
ylewmont 10 n blood bay-no white-I6k
hands. weight $50 pounds. foaled April. lss3.
Sired by Almont Pilot. 7cs. tslre Rosemont,
2:23h, Billy Bolton, 2:23A. ELI Almont, 2:22h,
MAGGIE ALMONT, 2:2la. and four Others:
also sire of the dams of Fashions Maid. 2:24k.
Emoleta, 2:24k, and four others) by the great
Almont, 80, tsirc OF thirty-seven. His sons
sired $50 trotters and PAGERS, and his daughters
produced seventy-four in the list; dam
Lucille, by Alexander's Abdallah, Is, (sire OF
Goldsmith's Maid, 2 II, etc); ~grand-dam by
Pilot, Jr. ". etc.
viewmont's dam Is Lady Douglass dam Of
st. Lambert, e:2sk, by Bourbon Chief. 3s3,
tsire OF Calmcr. 9 -, and the dams of ten In
the $3.50 list. among them Packard, 2:Ish,
Mambritonian, 2:20h. etc.l by Mambrino
Chief, II, ETC.; second dam. Mollie Jackson, by
Jackson ttho%roughbred) son of Union. by
imported Glencoe. viewmont BREEDS VERY
LARGE. His colts are good lockers. and sell
readily. el5. 90, payable when mare proves in
~ r. 1lsto ths season return privilege.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MISSOURI,

STATE OF MlSSOURI, L.
COUNTY or LAFAYETTE rs
IN the Circuit Court Of Lafayette County. Mis-
souri,. ut Lexington, June Term. 1894.
James Henry Catron and Creed
c. Slusher, Plaintiffs,
John Catron. Euphemy Hogan,
band, Francis e. McFadin,
and John McFadin, her hus-
band, William j. Catrou,
Christopher c. Catron. Robt
s. Catron, Oliver H. p. Cat
ron, Thomas A. Catron, Lucy
Fletcher, and George Fetch
err, her husband, Mary T..
Brown, and VIM. d. Brown,
her husband. Rebecca Eliza
beth Metcalf, and Robert Il.
Metcalf. her husband, Eu- March ., 1884,
phemyC c. Fewell. and william
Eewell, her husband, Ola
Field, Ida Groves, and David
Groves. her husband, Adolf -
plus I. Catron. John y. Cnk~l<xr<HkEx<8
BAH Baldwin xse ss,ai
Hayden ChasG
Jane Butcher,
Butcher, her hr
jamin Frankli1I
Mary Elizabeth <Id ~.
and Joel Richardson, ner
husband: Samaritan Ann VIII
son, and Lolon &. Wilson,
her husband. Defendants.
Nov at this day, March I'd, 1885,. in vacation.
come the said plaintiffs by their attorney. and
ale herein their petition against the said
DEFENDANTS, alleging. among other things,
that the said defendants, Euphemy c. Jewell,
william Jewell. John b. Catron. Joel Hayden
Chastine, Martha Jane Butcher, Aaron Bucber.
BENJAMIN Franklin Hubbard, Mary Eiizabet iii
Richardson. Joel Richardson. Samaritan Ann
Richardson and Lolen c. Wilson, are non
residents OF the state Of Missouri: 1t lie there.
fore ordered by the clerk OF said court, in
vacation. that publication be made against
them, the said non-residents aforesaid, notify.
ing them that said plaintiffs have commenced
a suit against them and said other defendants,
In the circuit court of said Lafayette county.
by petition, the object and general nature Of
which 10 to obtain "a judgment and decree of
partition, among the parties In interest, 10 the
following described real estate. situated in
Lafayette county, Missouri, 'to-wit: Forty
acres, the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter OF section seven %, township forty
nine, Ne), range twenty-six l36) also three
undred and hfty-three acres, the east half Of
the southeast quarter. and the southwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter, and the
northwest quarter OF the southeast quarter,
and the west half OF the northeast Quarter.
and the east half of the northwest quarter.
and the northwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter, and the northeast quarter of -
southwest Querter q seQciQD G1Gnf
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~-Vaucanson's inventive genius WAS
aroused by peeping through a chink in
the wall of his mothers room at a clock
in an adjoining apartment.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MISSOURI.

SlaIE OF MISSOURI.
CouSrY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court of said County. I'm yacs-
ton. March 10Th. 1874.
The state of Missouri ut the relation and In
me use OF Thomas A. Catron. Collector OF
snc Revenue OF. Lafayette County, in the
Soa.e OF missouri. Plalntii,
Unknown heirs of J. ID. williams, deceased.
Defendants.
NOW at this day comes said plaintiff, by his
a,,otney, ana hlcs his petition and afidayit
aiIeging among other things that the Unknown
heirs OF J: D. Williams. deceased, are no,.-
residents OF this state; that said defendants
acquired their interest ia the real estate
hereinafter described as heirs OF aid dcccas-
ca. the exact interest being 10 nfiant uI.-
that order publication be made axainst them
ns follows: To the said unknown heirs Of
=, -; willioms, deceased, you are hereby
suit against you in said court by petitIon.
the object and general nature OF which il 10
OBTAIN q Judgment for the taxes. interest and
estate. sitate In the county Of Lafayette and
state OF Missouri, to-wit: Ten acres. the
north half OF the north half OF the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF section
nftecn. township fifty-onc. OF rnRe twenty
nve; said real estate being dclinouent for
.ne yenrs 1859, isso, 1871 and is92, and that
said taxes Tor said years, exclusive OF penal
". interest, and costs, amount in tho sgrre-
gate to the sum OF Ave and seventy-threo
one hunaredihs dollars, and that the same
hiay pc declared a lien on said real estate,
and that the same may be sold or DO much
tb.reot as NAV be necessary TO satisfy tina
Judgment rendered herein, with interest.
Tees, penalties. commissions and costs; and
you are further notified that unless you
appear ut the next term OF said court, to be
begun and held Mt the court house, in tho
eighteenth day of u next, and on or bc-
lore the sixth day OF said term, II the term
Shall so long continue. and II not, then be-
Ioro the emu OF the term. and answer said
petition. the same will be taken rs coufcsscd:
and II Is further ordered that q COPY hereof
be published In the Lexington Weekly Intel
lrencer.a newspaper published In Gaia couu-
" OF Lafayette, for four weeks succoosiyoly.
inc last insertion to DC ut last four weeks
peiore inc commencement u the negt term
A true cnny Aifaat. -
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"a on he west Side Or 80 rP SHEET te Is
said town Of Higginsville. Lafayette county,
Missouri, being q part OF the southeast quGr,
ter OF the northeast quarter of section one UJ,
township forty-nine tS9, OF range tweuty-six
t26l also the south half OF lot number ten
u0), In block two t2,, In Chamblln's addition
70 the town Of HigRinsville. Lafayette county,
Missouri; and you are further notified. that
unless you appear at the next regular term OF
court house In the city OF Lexington, on the
eighteenth day OF June, 1895, and on or before
the third day thereof, IL the term shall SO long
continue, and II not then before the end OF
said term. and answer said petition. the Same
will DO by said court taken as confessed: Il 10
further ordered that a copy hereof be publish
cd In the Lexington Weekly l~ntelligencer, q
newspaper published weekly In said county
OF Lafayette. for four weeks successfully. the
last insertion to be at least fifteen day before
the commencement Of said June term Of said
court.
A true copy. Attest;
c. L. EWING, CLERK.
by FRANK TRIQ0, ID. G. 32l-5t
John 4. Burden, attorney for plaiptiRs.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

ILL OXA1l1Is
By virtue Of the terms and powers Of a
certain deed Of trust, dated the sixth day OF
February, 1888, executed by John L. Huber,
and Anna, his wife, recorded In book us, page
236, records Of the recorders Office of Lafay.
cite county, will, rs trustee therein, at the
request Of the legal holder OF said debt which
Is past due. proceed to sell the following
described real estate Tor so much as is neces.
sary) described In said deed, for cash. on
SATURDAY, THE TwENTY-FIRST DAY
OF APRIL, 1894,
ut the court house door In the city of Lexing.
ton I'm the county of Lafayette, and state Of
Missouri. for the purposes of said trust, said
land described as follows: That part OF sec.
ton twenty-seven t27l, township hfty-one (5I)
of range twenty-seven ca, bounded as follows;
Beginning at the northeast corner Of the west
half of the southeast quarter of said section
twenty. seven (27l. and running thence south
forty tt0j degrees west nine 49, chains: thence
south one chain and fifty t5N links; thence
south sixty-hve t65l degrees west three g
chains and ninety-three 1881 links; thence
north to the quarter section line twenty-fou
t?4l chains: thence east along quarter section
line seventy (7O) link thence north two e.
chains: thence east ten (iO) chains; thence
south two (2) chains to the place of beginning
containing twenty-three and forty-three one
hundredths t2B 43-l0O) acres. more or less.
Given under my hand this ~twenty-ninth day
OF March, 1884.
J. ID. SHEwALTER.
3-Sl+t. Trustee.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

d OF PUBLICATION.
C0UNrY OF LAFAYETTE. iss
In the circuit court. OF said county, In vacar
ton, February 2eth. 1904, June term, 1894.
Joseph W. White.
turner T.. White. ment.
Defendant
Now at this day. In vacation. comes the said
plaintiff In the above entitled cause, by his
attorney, before the undersigned, clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Lafayette county, and files his
petition, affidavit and bond in attachment.
stating among other things, that the above
named Defendant, Turner l.. White, Is a nom
resident of this state; IL is theroupon ordered
by the clerk aforesaid, In vacation that pub
LEGATION DO made. Notifying him that an action
has been commenced against him. by petition
and attachment, in the Circuit Court OF Lafay-
ette county, i'll the state OF Missouri, founded
ON q note for the sum OF one hundred Il llars,
bearing interest at the rate of ten per cent
per annum, with "A credit endorsed thereon
February 9Th, 1891. for the SUN or ten dollars;
that his property Is about to DO attached, and
that unless he DO and appear ut the next term
OF said court. to be holden at the court house.
In Lexington. within the county of Lafay cite.
on tho eighteenth day of June. 1874, and on or
before the third day thereof, III the term shall
so long continue, and II not, then before the
end OF the termD, and answer said petition.
tudgmeu will be rendered against him., aud
his property sold to satisfy the same; II 10
further ordered that n copy hereof be publish
cd In the Lexington Weekly lntelligencer. a
newspaper published In said county of Lafay-
cite, for four weeks successively. the last In
sertiou to be ut least four weeks before the
commencement of the next term of said court.
A true copy, attest:
BY FRANK TRIGa, II. e. 3S-5t
John . Blackwell, attorney FOR plaintiff.
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Conflict, 1902. is a blood bay. Iik hands.
foaled July. 1887. Sired by Madrid, 1885. the
best bred son of George Wilkes; being by
George wilkes and out of Mercedes, a sister
Of ERmont and Meander. sires of Labasco.
2:lOA. AMI Pamlico. 2:l0h. Grand-dam. that
great brood mare, Minerva dam of EgmOnt,
Meander and Nuggep by Pilot. Jr.. T.. etc.
Madrid has sired La Tosca, 2:i5A, Peleriue
-four years. 2:l9, and eight others Ia the list,
etc.
The dam of Conflict is the great brood mare,
Rosa Clay tdam OF Capoul, 2:2s, Atlantic.
Conflict. etc..l by American Clay. 81 (sire of
three in the list and sire of the dams of 80
second dam by Downing's Bay Messenger
(sirc of Jim Porter. 2:9sh. and Little Nora, the
dam of Clark Chief, ~: third dam by BufOrd's
Cripple tsire OF the dam Of Lizzie r., 2:23H)
etc.
Conflict has the fashionable "Wilkes-Clay
cross. He Is very shapely, bright and hand
some. He sires fine individuals with raco
horse speed. 5000, payable when mare
proves In foal; or $500 the season-return
privilege.
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NJ therefore, ordG
canon be made against them
the said unknown heirs OF
deceased, you are hereby noe
plninttn mas commence q sun
In said court by petition the 069ecf and
general nature q which 10 to obtain q tuda-
ment Tor the taxes, interest and costs due
on the following described real estate, situsto
In the county Of Lafayette and state OF Ris-
souri,. to-wtt: Ten acres. the south side Of
the northwest quarter Of the northeast frac-
tional quarter OF section TWENTY-FIVE. town
ship nifty, range twenty-nine, said real estate
being delinquent for the yean 1901 and 10x.
and that said taxes for said years, exclusive
OF penalty. interest and costs, amount in tho
aggregate to the sum OF two and two one
huudredths dollars, and that the sam NAV
be declared n lien on said real estate. and
that the same may be sold or 10 much then,
OF rs may be necessary TO satisfy the JUDI
ment rendered herein, with ~iu6erooe, Tea
penalties, commissions and costs; and you
are further notified that unless you appear
at the next term Of said court, 70 be 6egun
and held az the court house. In the city OF
Lexington. In said county. ON the eightoouth
day. OF June ncxt, and on or before TIE
sixth day OF said term. II the term shall %
long continue. and n not. then before the
END OF the term. and answer said petition.
the sanetwfl be taken - confeased; and Il
Is further ordered that Q COPY hereof D.
published In the Lexington weekly Infeili-
eencer. q newspaper published In aaid Ooun-
" OF Lafayette, for four weeks succeusively.
the last insertion to be at least -four Wecks
before the commencement of the next tern
SouIs. ...-A~
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<zvxfrrrr.

In the 0I01u Court OF said County, in vaoa-
ton. March 2yth, 1884.
The State OF Missouri ut the relation and 20
the use of Thomas A. Catron, Collector Of
the Revenue OF Lafayette County, IN the
State OF Missouri, Plaintiff.
vs.
Unknown heirs Of Christy Latimer, deceased,
Defendants.
Now at this day Gomez the said plaintt9, By
VII e9o11X oging among
heirs OF
hts OF the
ost OF said
estate hero
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SEASON 1894.
STANDARD TROTTING STATIONS

tSire OF Contest, s:sl. pacing. The fastest
colt, nj two years old. ever bred, or EVER
owned In Missouri. He is Conflicts Oldest
colt, and mace his record, last year, In the
fourth heat of a winning race.)
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Only one change of cars to
The Atlantic or Pacific Coasts
BEST LINE For
n II ASKA
AND
BLACK III IL I. :.

Colorado points. ID. q. IVES,
II. c. Oar, q. y. A st. Louis, Mo
Asst. G.. r. A, Kansas City. Mo. Billy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-29
siderations were further explained in
this simple fashion:

y
The Democratic party is going to pass
a bill which viii be moderately protective,
but will impose lower taxes or the WuoIe
than the Mckinley act. II business re-
wives next winter and keeps up pretty
well, the Republican National CONVENTION
will undoubtedly adopt moderate pro1eC-
ZIONIST platform, contending that the re-
vival is due TO the fact THAI the protective
principle has been preserved in tne Demo
cratic BIN. If times continue haru, now
ever the convention will insist that Tue
reason Of this is 70 be found IN tue TACT
that duties were reduced too lar, anu VIII
accordingly adopt astih tariff programme,
outdoiug the Mckinley act II anything"
And so they hope to catch US coming
and going. This utterance, and the de-
mand Of the Ohio Republican State con-
ventiOn, that the Mckinley rates be left
untouched unless they can be made
higher, express the real purpose Of the
Republican leaders, whatever may be
the promises by which, before the cleo
ton, they NAV seek TO bamboozle the
voters. They are for monopoly pro-
lection, the highest they can get, and
to get it they will promise tariff reform,
free silver coinage, more pensions, COM
fort for the Populists, Offices for every
body, and anything else that is good
for vote.
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AnTsPERArE PAErr.

What does the Republican party offer
the country in place Of the alleged
Democratic Ills OF which it pirates? 1t
has Just held a convention in Denver
aud we have been expecting to hear
something new 10 place OF parrot
like dsnuucistiou Of the Demo
cratic party. But the Republican
league had nothing new 10 offer in the
line Of governmental policy, or to show
that anything is especially wrong
in the country, always excepting,
Of course, the Democratic party.
Having lef, a mountain of financial
obligations for tue Democracy TO deal
with. We hear emo end" OF Republican
croasing iu Denver about depicting the
treasury, increasing the debts OF the
natioa aud similar partisan shi00oleth.
The programme at Denver was reeied
oil as prepared, but the tame music will
fall flat upon the average American ear.
Few people have time TO enthuse over
pure partisan gush and denunciation
cooked 90 order,
The Louisville Co,UiCr-Juup0l puts
the case:
tt is anything TO win with the Republi-
cans td.s year. Principles don't count
Nothing counts but yOJes-tWlCe II posi-
bic. Nothing matters except % get 0acN
tuu0vgr, staxct reckless y and lost on Nc
kinleylsm. To that end no deal WILL oe
neglected. no concession OF principe re-
fused. TO fusion Uutr.ed, 20 StrddCIe Tee
great 10 l2 attempted.
As 20 the silver question the Republicans
propose TO bs all tniEgs 90 all men, oIl
swim a decided tendency 90 abandon former
declarations iu favor of sound money GCC
19iu hands scaiu with the silver extremists
in an effort 90 save PrCteclC1 aJ the eN
penso OF the currency.
Asro the tariff they Will rCafirm only sc
much OF their devotion 20 NchluiCylsm as
they think they can win on. should they
win by a pledge OF moderate protection
their treatment Of former promises or tni'
character leaves no doubt or what the)
will 40 when they have the chance. Iael
Fre prepaBsd % trick the country II they
can bv aav preteuse of repentance ant
reform. such as they made St the time %
their famous tariff commission.
one Republican member Of the House
from Penusylyania was frank enough
70 saw the other day that in his judE
mept his party, in selecting presiden
tial candidate aud constructing a plat
form in 1896 would be governed, no
by what is right or wrong IN al 40
s,ract sense, or by what this o. thE
candidate thinks, but 81 consideration
entirely apart from either morals o.
statesmanshiD"-probabiy very IA
aUart and partly financial. These con
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CAsIAiEK-PEEIEE.

The new president Of the French Re-
public, CAsDEE-PEEIEE, is a statesman
by inheritance. In the ministry OF
LOUISE PmLIrrE bis father was the
most powerful personality aud was
noted for his sagacitY and courage.
His son is described as q man who lin
his brief occupation Of the Premiership,
proved himself possessed Of qualities
which-though the Deputies would not
tolerate them-ars Indispensable in a
Chief Executive. He mas strong will
aud an independent judgment, but he IS
also deliberate, candid, aud impartial.
He has honorable ambition, but is re-
puted TO have been free from intrigue,
and was certainly free from any dema-
gogism. He is a Republican by con-
v.ction and deeply imbued with pride
in the national name aud character,
and ne will unquestionab.y command
the respect Of the European powers
France has sore need just now Tor
such q man TO guide the ship Of State.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movement Of
IndivlduRls.


c. s. Belknap is here.
Err. Carney is at Sogerstown, Pa.
S. D. Hubeley, OF Plttsburg, is McLure
guest.
JE. Terry, of the c., L. & W., is a city
visitor.
james p. Locke, of Watson, is at the
| Behler.
J.R. Stephenson, of Washington, Pa, is
in the city.
Miss Blanche Hopkins. of South Water
| street, is sick.
Hugh McGifen, of Ravenswood, is at
I the ST. Charles.
Win Egerter is home from Baltimore to
| spend the Fourth.
Miss Ella Altmeyer, of Forty-seventh
| and EOff streets, is quite ILL.,
John Mendel got home yesterday from
| trip on business out in Ohio.
NJ. !. Summers. of Warrington, is
among those ct the st. Charles.
wv. Hill and J. j. johns, OF Washing
ton, Pa, are ST. Charles guests.
Patrick Fleming, well known glass
worker has returned TO the city.
Louis Zelt, Jr., and Fred Wagner, of
Washington, Pa, is AT the Stamm.
Joseph Kress. the Eighth ward fireman,
who has i'll, is able 70 be on the streets
again.
Capt. VIM. H. Irwin started yesterday
for Bay View, Michigan, to spend the
summer
Miss Kate Hopkins, of Glover's Gap, is
visiting Miss Annie Tucke OF South Chap
line street.
Mr.. Jacob Heymau, of South Eoff street,
who has bseu confined to his room III, is
improving.
DR.. w. E. Stathers, the South Side ply
stefan, is home from professional trip 10
Pittsourg.
Fritz Opperman, of South jacob street,
is home from GAINESVILLE, o., where he has
been at work.
Mrs c. L. Golden, of Allegheny, is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw.
Burt, of the Island.
MI. Gillett and Charles Reese. OF Steu-
beuville, were the guests OF Bridgeport
friends last sunday.
w. A. Gardner, the genial clerk at
Rhodes dry goods store, has returned from
Z trip 10 Niagara Falls.
George Green, the commercial agent of
the b. u o., Cos home yesterday from an
extended business journey.
Mrs. John Gompers and family Of East
Sixteenth street, are attending a family re-
union at her old home in Indiana, Penn.
There will be i've generations present.
SrANM-Wm. WOODBURY., Moundsville;
Joseph Hartmann, Jr., Warrington; j. 4.
Smith, Shirley: q. Z. Wilson and w. q.
Wilson, Sistersville; W. NJ. Murray, New
oerlGnd.
BEnLsR-J. F. Stuck, Parkersburg; ]
II. OFT. Rymer; a. p. Wheeler, Sistervllle;
Henry Gallagher, Claysburg; p. w. Johns
and ID, G. WINNERS, Pruntytown, and
George p. Gordon, 5. G.. Gardner, James
A. Rayburn and Il. Gibson, Point Pleas
ant.
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Unitsd Ca,h olic PicniO.

First grand outing and family re-
union az Wheeling Park, Monday, July
ID. 1891. Fare for the round trip, in-
Guiding admission to the Park, adults,
% cents; children, - cents. The fol-
lowing is the afternoon Programme e:
Bicycle races, putting the shot contest,
throwing the hammer contest, standing
broad Jump contest. Also, three-legged
race, sack race, potato race, candle
race, sausage contest, and various other
amusements, for which prizes will be
offered. Dancing afternoon and even
ing in the Casino. Music By Mayors
orchestra and brass band. Dinner aud
supper will be served, adults, % cents;
children, 10 cents.
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THE time limit Of the JAcXsoN-CoE-
Earr fight will expire Monday. The
fual gong was ruug on that GEht some
lime ago. PROF. "BoB' EITzsDnloNs,
rei-naired, angular and anxious, occu-
pies the corner vacated by JACKSON,
aud there Is not likely 70 be any shin
nauegau about .ha match this time.
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NEwBURG NEWS NOTES.
Srsralto rs Rso.N.-.

SysctGlt 70 rs Es0;a,s--
NEwBUBG, w. Va, June 2S.-The Sum
msr Normal School closes Friday morning
with appropriate exercises.
Miss Saliie Chichester, OF Sellars. W. a.i
is visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. J. r. Smoct.
Llovd Warthen is IN FairmOnt.
Hon. T. NJ. Chaplain, of Weston, is Wis
itiug Dr. William NJ. Dent.
Mr. Frank Candy, Of FClrmont IS IN
town,
Miss Acgie Morrison, Of Fairmont, is
visiting Mrs. Raymond.
Miss Maud kCtts, of ROwlesburg, IS Wis
iting Miss Minnie Horchler.
AIR and Mrs. >. 7. Sunny, OF Columbus,
Ohio, are iE town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. e. n. Barb are in Man
uiugtCn.