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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-14
County Court.

Apportionment Of r. r. taxes.
4. S. Northcott qualified as
Justice for Coal district.
Norval S. Swiger resigned as
constable of Sardls district and
A. y. Hustead appointed.
VS.. Faris qualified as com'r
ofcircuit coart.
3. Law qualified as County
Superintendent.
], W. Fox appointed special
com'r to sellthe old lumber from
Milford bridge.
Thomas Hawker, w. D. DYE
and VIM. Lambert appointed
viewers tolay out a road from W.
CARROTS house to Doddridge
county line.
John T. Williams, Thomas P.
Reynolds and James M. Plant
pointedyiewers to make change
in road on new Creek.
G. A. Waldo qualified as con
stable of Clark district.
Nancy Lowe granted hote
license.
Elizabeth Boring granted hote
license.
James II. Moore appointed sur
yeyor of roads in precinct No. 4
Union district.
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MRS. FRED o. LACY.

pc death of Mrs. Lacy will
lourned by a large circle of
friends in Clarksburg. She
'essed a bright mind and was
! y in every respect. She was
ed at Massilon, Ohio, her
Ve town, and the most prom
people turned out TO the
raj. The following is clip
from the Massilon mdepeud-
bbie Kelly, daughter of Mr..
Mrs. George Bowman. of
city. was born on the 3rd
|of May, 1851, and died on
ember 3. 1894. She became
wife of F. o. Lacy in 1880,
E which time she has re-
& in Clarksburg, w. Va. She
an active part in religious
social life, and gained the re-
h OF all WHO we're her ac-
|ntances. She leaves a low
husband, a kind mother,
F sisters, two brothers and a
OF friends to mourn her loss.
was also well 1aown IN bust
as she was engaged in the
Rnery and fancy work, first
ms city and afterwards in
ksOurg, until the time of her
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James W. Heard. age * to
Nyrtieo Dawson, age is.
William W Hess, age q, to
Ella 4 sturm, age "a.
John g. Lang, age s5, to Lib.
bic g. Bond, age is,
Robert B. Ferree, age IS, to
Elizabeth Haas, age so.
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Look out for cheap holiday

Look out for cheap holiday
oranges at Swager 43t.
Leave yourorders for flowers for
Xmas with Ernest Carr at Ryan's.
fancy grocery o
Merriman is selling gum and
leather boots for men and boys
for less money than you can get
them elsewhere. 4-3t.
We have afew more keys left
and they must go out by Dec.
18th. Get one of them before II
is too late. Holmes Shoe Co.
Main street. tf.
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Robinson jewelry.

hoolnson So eWeiry.
The best things are always g
be found IN the TErEeRAM.
French mixed candy only 10
cents per pound at Nnsbaum's.
Lambrecht sells zine watc ues
cheap.
The article in this issue on
Money" should be read Oy al
intelligent people
Read F. A. Robinson & Sons
advertisement of special holiday
display of silverware AID jewelry.
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A Quiet dell RoInanee.

Mr.. o. NJ. White. one of our
most energetic and progressive
young men. principal Of the
Quiet Dell graded school, sur
prised his many friends recently
by betaking himself to Oakland,
accompanied by pretty Ella
Stout, the Charging daughter Of
Benton Stout to whom he was
married in that Mecca where
lovers are free from parental OPP
position. We believe there is q
future for Mi. white and he has
our best wishes. We learn that
ne will locate in Parkersburg
when his school closes.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-14
Circuit Court Jury List. January
Term. 1895.

The following list of grand
jurors have been drawn for the
January term Of the circuit court:
GRAND JURY,
Chester Pigott, ]. Irwin Stea-
ley, Fred A. Lang. James A.
Robey, E. F.. Rogers. John ID.
Blair, Lee Young, Enoch G, Tet-
rick, Henry Swige1, James Har.
rison, Genius Payne, James B.
Pepper. John w. Fox, Thomas
Mckinley, Porter Maxwell, Gran.
vile G. Highland Total 16.
PETIT JURORS
Waitman T. Shields, Josiah
Hickman, Aggrippa N. Lawson,
Marcellus Wicks, Jacob Nc
Conkey, Stephen Bennett, Jack
son f. Riblett BENZ. Harbert, Jr..
Homer Waters, David Hall,
David Bumgardner, Noah Will
ans, James M. Hall, Lloyd Stout,
David L. Nutter, Franklin Bart
lett, j. T. Harris, Charles ]. Roy,
James D. Huff, James w. Som
mervllle, Lloyd washburn,
Franklin Norris, David w. Daw-
son, Henry Hawker, Wallace Il.
Young, Jacob P. Post, j. E. Bog
CESS. John NJ, Morris, Jacob
Romine, Marion Yates, j. M.Eib,
Franklin P, Maxwell, Lindsey
Jett, Albert S. Ogden, Mort A.
Whiteman, John D. Prlm. Total
80. HENRY RAYMOND,
Clerk.
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Continued from Strta Page,
THE WEST VIRGINIA sENA,
TORSHIP.

Warren Miller, Judge Fleming
and othersS
And If they were mere sub.
terfuges, then surely Mr.. Elkins
is not made of the proper stun
for a Republican U. S. Senator
from West Virginia. Take either
horn of the dilemma you choose.
and find the justification of any
exclusive claims for the Senator,
ship in Mr.. Elklns if you can.
II the Second alone had been
the only district carried, then
Mr.. Elkins' exclusive claim would
be founded on some shadow of
reason.
But they say Mr.. Elkins de.
voted himself to the Legislative
fight and used ais money aud in
fluence in making it Republican
In reply we will say that no one
either IN or out of the State. con.
versant with West Virginia poll
tics. even for a moment harbored
in his heart of hearts, anything
stronger than a mere hope Of a
1
Republican legislature on joint
ballot; and we believe we have
shown that Mr.. Elkins has moi
been accustomed to waste either
energy or money in leading a for.
lorn hope. Mr.. Eikins' parti-
sans-the press, have been coup.
ling his name with that of the
late James G. Blaine, the idol OF
every ardent Republican, as an
intimate and trusted friend
Where was Mr.. Elkins in and
during the summer of 1892, when
ntne-tenths of the Republican
voters of the United States were
eagerly and anxiously clamoring
for the nomination of that peer.
less statesman, Mr.. Blaine as
their candidate for president at
the Minneapolis convention,
where party policy and party in-
terests were swamped and sub.
verted by Office holders in the.
interest Of Mr. Harrisons Was
he the ia'inaate and I.usled
friend Of Mr.. Blaine in that
struggleY For that aca Of seem
ing treachery there are legions of
Republicans who never can and
never will forgive Mr.. Elkins.
In all candor, in what did Mr..
Elkins brilliant leadership in
the last election consist? AS q
sensible business man, was he
not bound to protect his inter-
ests, most of which are located
in the Second District, and pre-.
vent if possible, the further de:
struction of his fortune, and that
Of his father-in.law? Did he pur.
suade the thousands of Demo
Gratis not to vote? He contrib.
uted no more proportionately
than did many other Republicans
according tc their means. A
careful review of Mr.. ElIiins'
alleged exclusive claims, will,
we believe, lead any fair unin-
fiuenced man to conclude that his
claims are not prohibitive. and
that it is neither party perfdy"
nor party dishonor' for other
equally able and more deserving
Republicans to aspire to the
Senatorship.
West Virginia wants no, Brice.
Fellow Republicans in the Legis-
lature, carefully consider the
Claims of all candidates before
you create a Republican U. S.
Senator from West Virginia to
represent a young and fighting
party in a doubtful State.
REPUBLICAN,.
Parkersburg, W. Va.
/
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-14

Let me tell you that the best
assortment of Trunks, valises
and Umbrellas for the holiday
trade is at MERRIMAN'S Shoe
and Hat.Store that Merriman's
stock of all kinds of shoes and
slippers is the most complete.
His line of gents hats is new
and of the most modern shapes.
Hesucceeds in his business be.
cause he buys for cash the best
goods in the market and sells
them for tine lowest prices posi-.
bit, consequently he never has old
gSods TO sell you. 81.
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PLACES WHERE TO guY oHRAr.

ASNAhS III htu y
Ladies', Misses and Children,s
Shoes and Rubbers at John n.
Griflin's. Il
Tho prices of David Dayidson's
line of fall and winter boots aud
shoes reduced 80 to 40 per cent
from the prices OF former seasons.
Go to Miss e. G. Rogers for
Thomson's Glove fitting corsets.
ls.tf.
DR.. George N. Holt. DENTIST,
will be in his Clarksburg office
February LIST, 1895, and remain
for ssdays. s4.tf
Ladies call and see my new
lines of millinery, hats. bonnets.
birds tips; also bangs. wigs, cts
hair guards, sc, Mrs, FRED
LACY, 407 Main ST. soft,
The TELEGRAM, the best pa
per in the county. Subscribe for
1t and be convinced.
Just received the finest stock
OF mems neck wear ever shown
in Clarksburg at the Clarksburg
Tailoring Co.'S; also link cuff
buttons, shirts. collars and cuffs.
Underwear in all grades. 81
This IS underwear weather.
Buy u at the Clarlssburg Tailor.
ing Co.'S, Third street, opp. post
oftico.
AT David Davidson's can be
had boots that formerly sold az
81 and $3.50 for $3.50 and So.
See them yourself. 46tf
Ladies button shoes worth 50
now selling at S1.25 at David
Davidson's. 46tf
The Clarksburg Steam Laun.
dry does superior work, superior
finish. 30 III
ALI David Davidson asks Is
that you see his stock OF boots
and shoes and convince yourself
that they are the cheapest ever
offered for sale in the city. 26tf
Big drive in Millinery. Every
body can afford a new hat, for we
give you yonr choice for fifty
cents, and we have hundreds 10
select from Miks r. q Roger.
Mason's fresh ringer snaps,
oystasH0d soda ers z.ent0'
at Nusbaum's.
Some people sell cheap some.
times. Sometimes some people
sell cheaper but you can depend
on it that the Holmes Shoe CO.
sell cheapestallSthe time. 4stf.
Ladies, Misses. and 1hildrenis
Knit Jersey leggins at Holmes
Shoe Co. m
That S25. 90 atthe Holmes Shoe
Co. may be yours. Don't fail TO
get one Of the keys before Dec,
18th, 4:tf.
S. Q. Denham & Co. will sell
boots and shoes for the next60
days at cutthroat prices. Cor.
ner Third and Pike street, Clarks
burg. Att
Every day now IN Merriman's
shoe and hat store you can see
new and pretty styles la shoes,
hats and ladies and gents slip
pers. The good trade that he is
having is evidence that his prices
are the lowest. 4.3t.
The pretty trunks, hand -satch.
els and umbrellas at Merriman's
shoe and hat store on Third
street. will make valued presents
and lasting friends. Merriman
is determined TO sell them for the
lowest price possible to obtain
them. 4.3t.
We want your holiday trade, IL
price and styles and assortments
has anything to do with ii. we
will get our share Of it. Wehaye
the largest and the HANDsoMEsT
line OF silk UMBRELLAS in the
TOWN and prices range from $l.00
to $500. In mems neck lvedr we
claim to lead. Mems slippers m.
ercetled; silk suspendels out of
sight. Gloves and handkerchief
| in endless variety You cannot
afford to miss seeing our window
| r,rr.nr w NJ Ocrarrt,Ar -.
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80 AOh AaA4 W sSS tlle priIu FUseS
at Ryan's fancy grocery. 8
SCOTS works complete-l2
volums $500 at Nusbaum's.
Last Monday was pension day
and with it came glad tidings
to many an old soldier.
A Jr. o. q. A. NJ. Council was
instituted at West Milford last
Wednesday night by Pinnickin.
nick Council of this city.
Twill be at Clarksburg Dec.
Is and will remain for 10 DAYS.
A. NJ. JARRETT, Dentist.
There is a movement on foot
with the the Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythlas, in ourneigh-
boring towns to have a social
meeting some time during the
month Of January.
We carry the most complete
line OF shoes and hats at lowest
prices in Clarksburg. Aft.
The Harrison County Medical
Society held its regular monthly
meeting last Tuesday at the of
fee of DR.. Flowers. Several
visiting physicians were in the
city.
Its said that there is but one
colored person in Salem. A gen.
tleman was here last week trying
to get a colored boy to go there
to work but he refused saying it
was too lonely for him.
AColorado paper gives about
half a column this week TO de-
scribing a musical concert given
inlthat State by Miss Cora Smith,
formerly of Clarksburg. 1t is
described as the finest affair of a
local nature ever given in Rico.
Miss Gertrude Morgan will re-
turn from Baltimore to spend the
holidays with her parents in this
city. She has many friends here
who will be glad to know that
her work at the Woman's Col
lege has been quite successful
this year.
There is much disappointment
and dissatisfaction among bust
ness men with the new railroad
time table. The Sunday train
from Clarksburg, which was GER
family a great convenience, has
been discontinued. Weston IN
dependent.
a. u. ~
WE will offer special .advant-
ages to buyers of Fur. Moquet,
lsana Smogree Rugs all DO
tdeSira6 bic 6Sesigps II
holiday trade. The assortment
rs complete. Prices the very
lowest at Osburn's Carpet De-
partment, Third ST.. Clarksburs
W. Va. sgt.
There are two candidates in
the field for Mayor. Mr.. S. w.
Gordon, and Mr.. D. W. Bough-
ner- Both are good capable
business men and fully equipped
to discharge the duties of the Of
fee. We are not yet informed
that Mr.. Boughner has accepted
the Democratic nomination. 1t
would be too cute to see Dan on
a ''Dimmycrat." ballot. He amt
built that way.
The TELEGRAM does not pub.
lish school reports free. If we
did and each teacher should send
US a report it would require the
entire space of several papers
tho size of the TELEGRAM.
Col. A. w. woodford, the
genial cattle king of Lewis coun-
ty is probably one Of the happi,
est men in the State. The cause
of this blissful Transformation is
a young and beautiful bride, re.
Gently led to the altar by the
Colonel. The lady in question
was formerly Miss Sabra Gather
whose sister Miss Flora Gather
taught art at Broaddus in 1891.
Miss Gather resided in Indiana
and is also an artist of rare skill
The bazaar to be held next week
at the First Presbyterian church
promises to be a very attractive
and pleasant affair. There will
be some very dainty and useful
little things in celluloid, china
|
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At The Different Churches.
The members Of the Minister

The members of the Ministers
Conference, of Clarksburg inn
pressed with the belief that a
great and a mutual benefit would
result, both to the Pastors apd
to the people represented in sad
Conference, from a more inti-
mate acquaintance with one am
other and a more thorough
knowledge of principles and
means and methods of Christian
work common to all; and feeling
that a closer fellowship, a truer
worship and heartier service to-
gether would secure more
united effort, a more efficient COZ
'aSeration amore belpfs:s. ~ a.
thy and 9 more appreciative IN
terest among all in the one great
ann Of all the advancing of
Christ's Kingdom. through the
salvation OF men--have arranged
for the following order of SER
vices in their respective churches
on Sabbath next, Dec. 10th.
Baptist Church-Morning, Rev.
White, evening, Rev. Evans;
Methodist Episcopal Morning,
Rev. Doyle, evening, Rev.
Thompson, Presbyterian Cen
trail Morning, Rev. Thompson,
evening. Rev. White; Presbyter
ian First Morning, Rev. Evans,
evening, Rev. Doyle.
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Subscribe for the TELEGRAM
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A desirable room for boarders.
Apply TO Mrs. LOUISA j. SHUT.
TLEwoRTH. Soft.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-14

One hundred boxes Florida
oranges direct from the orchard.
swager's Pike St. At
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Transfers.

j n Eib to A M Westfall 90 a.
|15 p. Union.
u 9 Lawson com'r to Clarence
$ Baxter | lot. Coal.
sc Denham D. S., to Myra II
Camden 2 lots. Clark.
Mary Chalfant to Sampson
Harbeft Al a. Eagle.
JpHitt to Henry Hit / a. 30
Union.
Willie L. Michael to Alice A
Michel 12s a. Clay.
Sal ne to Homer Q. Michael 1871
me to Cora E Michael ISL q
q IA 3. Michael to Willie =.
Mig ael 20s al Clay.
Dry Isepbsst to Lille D Isen-
3 Ssq rds. csrk
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rely Personal.
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE you
PROBABLY KNOW.

MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE you
PROBABLY KNOW.
Z Reed, Esq, was in Mt.
Park Saturday last.
h. @. P. Dorr. of Addison,
here this week.
Ia Ira c. Post spent Sunday
Airmont-
omss Finnell left for Dun
b. 7. Sunday night.
IS. Kate Clancy has gone to
cling.
.ank Core spent this week in
Eersburg with friends.
E. Whitman was in Frost
last Tuesday.
arence Ash was in Wheeling
Monday on business.
NJ. Hart, Esq, has gone
on business.
b. John j. Davis is attend
eourt at Phillippi.
e. Hanson, Esq. of Buck.
bon, was in the city Tuesday.
att Ogden was in Fairmont
day.
Iiss May Golf returned from
York last Tuesday.
bstmaster Lee II. Vance has
rned from a trip East.
b. VIM. Hood was here or
ness the first of the week.
pu. Geo. @. Sturgiss, of Nor
own, was in the city yester-
/. and Mrs. G. NJ. White
yer were in the city Thurs
ttorney M. P. Grouse, of
i Union, was here on bust
Tuesday.
dge Samuel Woods. of Phil
was in the city awhile
day.
las Ash, of West Union, has
visiting friends in this
ty.
pffman sommers, Esq, was
ashington, D. O., last Mon
arcy McD. Price returned
Baltimore and Philadelphia
nesday.
t Hanlon the popular sales
of Hanlon Bros. GAINESVILLE.
!, was here this week.
bl. I'hos. &. Evans was in
tington last week on bust
b. j. II. Allen was in Park
burg this week the guest OF
Jones, u accom-
Insurance agent is in w.
Tor a few days.
ss Florence Post, Of Temple
!, is visiting her sister Mrs.
Ogden in Fairmont.
IS. j. W. Bonner and Miss
lie Lively, of Weston, were
ng on friends in the city
Pday.
S. Sands. cashier of the
pers National Bank was in
Fersburg this week the guest
e Blannerhassett.
=. Camden Sommers return
rom Norfolk, Virginia, last
day evening and will soiourn
Or city several days.
+. J. F. Clayton, of Whining.
Delaware, has returned
E after spending a few days
ng friendsin this county. He
IA enthusiastic Republican
one of the most popular rail.
men of his adopted State.
sit husbands before buying
holiday goods,
- s-,--..--
tttdn. NHI
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hmpbell & Co. will show you
le line of books, stationery,
|azines, &C., for holiday pres.
5'2t
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sit husbands before buying
, holiday goods.
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Hides Manled.

Hides Wanted.
Ash paid Tor Beef Hides at
iral Meat Market Hotf block,
psite st. Charles Hotel. 2-4t
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Theodore C0llma1 @ 1sachei
lCoifman Is q Eagle.
n p. Jones to Adamston Coal
and Coke Go. interest in land. -
CLARK,
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The following list of grand
jurors have been drawn for the
January term Of the circuit court:
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Clarksburg Markets.

InEponrrp WEEKLY BY a. =. 1owNprs.i
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09

The horse car boast OF long line Of an.
ce,try, Age. before the remains OF Egyp.
tiau kings we're laid ia ,hc pyramids the
ancestors Of the horse were imheddod in
the more permanent ,opdlchers Of eoceuc,
mioCene and plioceue formations, there TO
await a resurrection at exactly the time
when modern scientists were perpleyed
over the serious question Of evolution.
Here, as always, the horse, though dumb,
came to the assistance Of man, giving a
testimony in favor Of evolution, showing
MS proof fore foot having four toes. hind
foot with three-a later development hay.
ing three toes on both fore and hind feet
And bya series of notifications Of this
kind he strengthened the belief in those
gradual changes on which the eprinci les Of
evolution are based,-Car6iue X. 81 rman
Ia Chicago Herald.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09

William Hutton, OF South Lincoln
avenue, ia slowly recovering from a
successful operation recently performed
by DR. George b Reynolds
The official board Ot the S.mps,n
Methodist Episcopal church has do
cided 10 make the psws of thu church
free on account OF tho large number Of
people unable to secure ssats
Ihe employees Of tha Hyde Park
shaft will commence 10 work tnmor-
row after an idleness Of four months,
The time was consumed in shaking to
the Clark vein.
A large number Of young people Of
the West Side attended 4 pleasant
evening party at the home Of Misa
Mamie Jones. Of Summit avenue.
North End, last evening. An enjoy
able time was had
The Hyie Patk Literary and Debat
ing society meetings will close on the
last Monday evening Of this month for
the summer with special programme.
The remrns Of Nelson II Peck. for
merry a resident of this side, will be
brought to this city from Newark, N
j., this afternoon. Services Will be
held In the Penn Avenue Bap'ist
church. The train will r.ach the Dea.
ware, Lackawanna and Western d4pot
at o. o'clock and the services will be-
commenced at 2 o'clock Tho d-ccasal
was brother Of j B Peck aud Mrs
Q. II Pitcher. both Of Price stret.
the Diamond mines began schedul,
OF nine hours day yesterday. Other
mines are also on better time.
Joseph Ilmmerli, of South Main
avenue, is Ill.,
Miss Annie Renchler, of North Lin
coin avenue, has returned home after
visiting friends in Nicholson.
Will d. Grilfiths. of North S1mner
avenue, was IN Clark's Summit yester-
day.
THE TRIBUNE now regularly reaches
more West side business men than any
other morning paper.
AT the Tabernacle church this mora
ing there will be an entertainment
given by Henry q. Reese.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-09
Shorter Paragraph,

William Mack, Of Fig street. Tor
metly OF the hrm ol Nick a. Mclean
viii move urNt week with ni. family
10 Brooklyn, where he and two Of hI1
brothers have bOuglt ont au old estah
hshsd carriage factory employing
forty hauda
Tue funeral OF the months old sou
Of stanley McCl0skcy of Green wood.
Will occur tuis afternoon at O'Clock
lui-rm-ut In MinpUka Polish cemttsry.
Mira Bridge, Qnmn. Of Maple street.
il building large dOuUls house on the
rear Of her iot
One Of Nj Robinsou's beer wagons.
loaded with malt, broke down on Luck
awauna avenue yesterday. None OF
the load WAS scattered and in a shor
time 1t WIS transferred to another
wagon
The South Side Industrial Building
and Loan association nominated the
following officers at u business NEE ting
Monday evening: President. H. j..
hsigleT; vice president, John Scheur
Jr, treasurer, John c. Miller; secre.
tnry, II, Il. u igler; directors. Harry
Harder, X. A. Zimmerman, II. f. Bah.
cock. They will be balioted for week
FROM Monday might.
Mrs, Gustav A. Miller Of Cedar ave-.
nue., is gone to philsdelphi, on visit
to her parents She will journey to
TIE far west on pleasure trip before
returning