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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-16
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BEFORE DELIVERY.
We Have Got EN- GOud, Now |!

Our buyer has just returned from
market, and we are able to quote
the lowest prices it was ever our
pleasure TO give our customers.
Our 20 years experience is, We
believe, sufficient guarantee that
we know the wants of the trade,
and our ability to own our goods
as cheap MS they can be bought.
Every article guaranteed as rep
resented, or money back in a min
ute if goods fail to please.
Competition tell you they are
''pot-metal needles at a cent pa
per and saw-dust soap at Il cent a
cake" The goods are on our
shelves and can be seen and ex-
amined.
We solicit your trade, and will
sell you goods honestly and fairly
and always as
CHEAP AS WE CAN.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-16
LATE STATE NEWS.

Az Salyersville, on the 18th inst,
Mich Cole was given alifo sentence
in the penitentiary for the murder
Of John Jackson about . year ago.
"
Mrs. james Price, Of Rush, isin.
jail at Ashland, charged with the
murder of an Swear old adopted
child. Mr.. Price Will probably BE.
arrested for completely. ! III
"#% a T.
Two Of Wesley Rowe's children
played With powder. near salyers-
vile Inst Friday afternoon. IAN
explosion secured, and one Of the.
little ems Was fatally injured.
Theother suffered Che loss Of both
eyes. ri J..
Isaac Thomas, eolored, Of Lex
ington, has been arrested as Access
sorry to the murder Of yolney II,
Baird, as account Of which will be
found ii this paper.. Thomas cnr-
ried a note from HILL to.Baird ask
ing him to cofao toI Halls house.
All the presidential Ipostoflices
in Kentucky, with the exception of
Georgetown, Carlisle and London,
are nowin the hands Of Democrats.
The Republican incumbent at
Georgetown Will Be the next to go.
After deVoting three days to the
examination Of witnesses in the
case Of senator William GGbel for
killing John i. Sanford, the
wealthy banker the grand jury
concluded its work without report
ing any Indictment against the~ac-
cused. .G" ~. ..":.
- IT,. -. :....
The Southern Baptist conven-
ton have adopted q report Of the
committee on tithing, by which
state conventions, district associa-
tions, pastors, churches and miss
ionary societies are called upon to
contribute Systematically, for the
advancement Of the gospel, not
less than one-tenth Of their in
comes. ..s. ~
The citizens Of Hindman, the
county seat Of Knott county, have
subscribed $1,000 for the construc-
ton Of telephone to that place
from Dwale, Floyd county. Hind
man, the little mountain town, is
coming forward in the way Of adj
vancement. Prof. Geo. Al. Clarke
has established a fine school there.
As good public buildings cannot
be found elsewhere in the moun-
tains. j. Bailey, one of her ac-
complained lawyers, has lately
erected, at a cost Of more than
$4,000, one of the largest build
ings in the mountains. Itconsists
Of tirst-class hotsl, livery stable,
several family residences, and a
large store room, OIL under one
rosf.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-16
CHEAP AS WE CAN.
DO YOU NEED CLOTHING ?

Our special suits for men at SO,
$500 and $3.50 are good as can be
had elsewhere at $50 more money.
Our suits for youths (from Is 10
IS years. at 81 so, $3O0.rnd $3.50
will please you. Boys suits, from
6 to ID years, coat and knee pants
at Toe. are winners
Ladies' Trimmed Hats, large as
sortment, latest styles, from soc.
to $2.00-one-half what milliners
charge.
Wall Paper SC. per bolt.
Mems Cottonade Pants at Sc.
pair.
Mems Blue Overall Pants, 35c.
Mems Black Rubber Coats, full
length, $3.50.
Mems heavy ribbed-top Cotton
Socks. Sc. a pair.
2-bushel Meal Bags, 15c.
3-bushel " " zoe.
Large hair curriers', double spring,
SC; 6 rubber-tip lead pencils for SC;
cocoa-shape, black handle clippers,
SC; ladies bingham aprons, 10c;
ladies black hose, SC a pair; ladies'
underskirts, 15c each; children's
hose, 4@5c a pair.
Big bargains in Summer Dress
Goods in black organdies, percales,
white goods, wash goods, worsteds
and Henriettas. Our 4O-inch wide
Henrietta in cream, steel and black
at Doc yard is sold elsewhere ut
45c.
Bargains in blue and striped Cot
tornado at 10, 123, II, Is aad zoe
yard.
Patent spring, lowered window
shades, 25c. each.
Wedding Hoes 15c each and up.
Trace chain mending links lc
each; 8-inch fat file, &c; steel wire
nails, from 8-penny up, 24c per ID
steel wire nails, 4 and 6-penny at
&c per tb carpet tacks 1c paper
3 1-pint cups for &c; 2 pie pans for
DC. Cut prices on tinware of all
kinds.
Pins, 1c paper; needles, lc a
paper; day books, 1c each; box of
paper and envelopes, Sc, worth 15c
ladies' gloves, 10c a pair; Swan
down whitening, sc a box; 1 gross
shirt buttons, Be; so white enve-
lopes for Sc.
Mems fine shoes, 81; ladies' fine
shoes, patent tip, 81, worth 81. as;
ladies' fine shoes, samples, %, 5
and 81, only sizes, at $1.75, worth
$500
Oak bedsteads, $500 and up.
See our chairs and rockers.
Mems leather belts ut 25c.
Mems tennis shoes, 60c a pair,
worth $500. r.
Spalding base balls at cut prices |
"Oficial League" 1926; "Double
Seam" $1.85; Professional" 81;
''King of the Diamond" Soc.
10ibs Rice for 45c; Arbuckle cot.
fee, 22tc per ID ; good green coffee,
zoe 10; granulated sugar Sc ID |
Grandpa soap, DC; Z fbs key soda, |
25c; buttermilk soap, Sc.
#.# We have on hand a small lot OF |
White Load, "Anchor" brand, |
strictly pure, which we will sell at |
&c per rs re .%@#< -
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-16

fstnbIs Trauedy At the Home Of Albert
s. Hall.

~ ~~r*sss
! About 8 o'clock on the morning
of the 10th inst Albert s. Hall, a
grocer, living at Fourth and Jeffer-
son streets, shot and killed his
clerk, Volney Baird, in his { Hall's)
home
There has been bad feeling be-
tween Hall and Baird for some
time, due, it is said, to Baird's al.
legged intimacy with Halls wife.
Notwithstanding that the men had
MO love for each other after Hall
discovered tho relation of Baird
with bis wife, Baird continued to-
clerk for Hall. On Wednesday
they were fishing together.
This morning at a rather early
hour Hall sent for Baird to come
to his house, and when he reached
there Hall confronted Baird and
his wife with the information #he
had 5of their relations. Baird and
Mrs, Hall, it is claimed, acknowl-
edged their relations, Hall then
said TO Baird that he intended to
Ileavehis wife, and that he (Baird)
must support her. a
They were in the front room of
Halls home when this CONVERSE
ton occurred, and when it was fin
ished Hall took his hat and start
ed to leave the house. Baird, It is
said, seized him before he could
cross tho thresholdaand a DEEPER
ate struggle .ensued. They fought
all over the room, knocking chairs
over breaking lamps and doing
other damage. Finally they strug-
| gled to. the door. leading to the
hallway, whom Hall drew his re-
volversand shot Baird, The bail
entered his head just below the
left eye and penetrated the brain.
Baird dropped to the floor and
diedinstantly9 ( %.>>"s@. @e.@>
In statement made by Hall he
said:
"About twelve months ago my
wife was told some rather bad tales
on me. My wife got me to hire a
clerk in order that might remain
at home of nights. From that
time Baird commenced telling my
wife injurious stories about me.
Baird took board at my house
in July last and told my wife that
I was intimate with tough women
and had a woman at Alexandria,
Indiana, and one or two in Lex
ington. Invent to my sister about
these stories, and told her that my
family affairs had been ruined,
my wife losing confidence in me.
% "Baird had trained my wife to
hate me. On Sunday evening,
about three weeks ago, Baird had
criminal relations with my wife in
my own house, and this was not
the first time. / set a trap for
them and caught them, and they
acknowledged it. H.. ..>....@ 81.
II told Baird to leave the house.
I sent for Baird this morning to
come down to my house. He took
a seat in one corner of the room
and ! sat in another corner. i told
Baird that was going to leave my
wife and he must take care Of her.
I talked with him for some little
time. ENF@. 81
Baird was between me and the
door. got my hat and again told
Baird that / was going away My
wife was in the room and came
ever and took hold Of my chair.
When | started from the room.
Baird grabbed me. We then clinch-
ed, he knocked me around and
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-16
= SPECIAL.

Prices guaranteed for 30 days
only: AZ. .@@ ~. ( ) ~.
Spring styles Dress Bingham, Sc
per yard go pieces Calico, spring
styles, several brands, all standard
goods at BIC a yard ; table Oil
Cloth, best quality, 1910 per yard !;
Bed Ticking, SIC per yard !; Cotton
Crash for Toweling, 4c per yard !;
Ladies' Slippers, (soont to arrive),
50c pair; Mems Shirts, l5c each /;
Mems Drawers, loo per pair.
a. COMBS < SONS.
CORNWELL, ky.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-16
Iamea III. swanao Mill make M

James III. SwaAgo will make the
raco for Che legislature from the
counties of Wolfe and Morgan.
Ne. swango is q graduate of Centre
college and is an Office student of
Ex-Governor Knott. He will be
remembered by our readers as the
young man who won the prize in
college oratoTical contests of Ken
lucky and afterwards at the ma
tjonal contest at Chicago. His
people will be glad to honor him.
-Georgetown Enterprise.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-16

Henry Il. Godsey and wife will
be Eere BY the first Of next month
from Washington City, on a visit
to bis parents md 10 attend the
closing exercises Of tho school 10
this place.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-12
LES! PIMPLES! PIMP
Oh How Nasty They Are!
PIMPLES !!
PIMPLES !

took bottle OF paa containing iodde OF thinking cleanse
easily life until woke fine morning and looking the
beenc S
of
the
exom ed: has doneco eoveryo urfac?"
hoserd
haveh
truthful truth,
RyOYs VEGETABLE
wholly
foothills the valleys on the mountain tops sateCaon
medicine
mistake Vegetable Sarpa
eofp
will
Vegetable Sapia odide
drugs, of deadly poisons
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-12

And a Pinpled Face.

The beauty of a woman is often
marred by patches of red, Sarsa-
parilla blotches andimpure blood
pimples. The picture below fit
tingly illustrates the argument.
Here is comely, if not a beauti-
full creature. The arch of her
eyebrow, the contour of her face,
the mobility of her features and
the delicacy of the lips and ears
are here indicated. Yet this
charming looking woman is
married by the little patches of
red on the left side of her face.
Now what is true of this picture
is equally true Of many fine-look-
ing ladies throughout the land.
These are the days when every
one are cleaning their houses,
their stores, their wardrobes and
their blood. Now you can get a
good blood medicine, free from
iodide of potassium, free from
all mineral drugs, yet a med
icine that will carry the impuri-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-12

ties of the body through the
proper channels, cleansing and
enriching the blood and bring
ing the flush of health to the
cheeks, and this medicine is your
own home remedy, joys Vege-
table Sarsaparilla. 1t is not a
creation Of man, but a wise pro-
vision of the Creator, for these
herbs that go to make joys Veg
etable Sarsaparilla are grown on
the foothills, in the mountains
and valleys of our own State.
You yourself can 60 and gather
these herbs and make your own
Sarsaparilla, but we do it more
cheaply for you, for we give you
sixteen ounces of the pure juices
eff these herbs in each bottle, and
each bottle contains a world of
good.
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla is
a good medicine to take at any
time, but it is especially good
during the spring months.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-12
Fish POACHERS ARRESTED
A DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WHO Is
DOING EXCELLENT SER
VICE.
He NET WITH ROUGH TREATMENT
WHILE PERFORMING HIS DUTY
AT NAPA.

The Fish Commissioners have evidently
been perusing the articles which were pub
lished IN the CALL recently relative to the
killing of trout during the closed season.
'The newly appointed Commissioner,
Harry Emeric," said r. Huson, "is GER
tainly cutting out a good and serviceable
policy in dispatching officers to places
where the law is being violated. This is
something the Commissioners of the past
had neglected, and, as a consequence the
streams adjacent to this city have been
for some years past fshed out by the ist
of April. l am more than pleased to see
Mr.. Emeric giving his attention to an i'm
portant matter which had been neglected
so long, and that is the stopping of poaching
in fresh-water streams, and especially dur
ing this month. A full board COMPOSED
of such men as Mr.. Emeric would soon
bring about the good sport anglers enioved
eight or ten years ago.
j. IL. Davis, newly appointed Deputy
Fish Commissioner, has done excellent
service since he commenced to patrol the
streams. A few days ago Mr.. Davis made
an arrest of poacher near Napa, and as
the former was leaving that town he re-
the law-breaker, who had gathered pur-
posely to ''egg" the deputy as the latter
was boarding the cars for this city. While
the eggs were flying around the officer. an
old lady caught one of the missiles on her
ear, the contents of which ruined her
dress. Although the affair was witnessed
by constables of Napa no arrests fol-
lowed.
On Sunday last Mr.. Davis visited Glen
Ellen, and succeeded in bagging man
who had basket of fine trout. The
poacher was brought up before Justice of
the Peace Gibson, who imposed a fine of
$25, which sum was paid The Justice has
set a good example, which will materially
assist to rid the beautiful stream of Glen
Ellen of class of men who cannot see any
harm in transgressing the fish and game
laws
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-12


Griffin rode the winner of the first two
races and was second on Roma and Rear
Guard.
Felix Carr did not ride yesterday.
Joe Rose got down off his block long
enough to play Roma for the place.
Dave Gideon was credited with kill
ing over the win of George J..
Charley Quinn was scooting around the
ring, getting aboard Lucky Dog at the top
price.
Nose Gunst thought 20 to / against
Thornbill long price and took chance.
Bookmaker Hayden played Terrier on
the outside and laid to 5, the field against
him.
Frank Dale smiled when he saw George
l. get away in front and began feeling for
his tickets.
Pittsburg Phil didn't make much noise
about it, butshad good-sized bet down on
Ferrier. His quiet money also went on
Ross in the last race.
Barney Schneider stood to cash some
good bets If Hiram Argo won.
Ed Purser got great run for his money
on Q G. Had Motto won he would still
be cashing tickets.
Eddie Burke started the day well by
playing Examiner.
Riley Grammar again placed his coin on
Lucky Dog. He also played the one
legged horse in the match race, Romair,
for few hundred.
There was heavy play on Beatrice in
the first race. She ran prominently for
some distance and will do later on.
st. Jacob broke several watches in trials
and several of his hackers in yesterdays
race.
Bernardo's racing days are probably
over. He bled very badly yesterday.
Entries for to-day's races:
First race, about three-quarters of a mile, sell
ing, northumberland 50, Resale 100, Ed
Stanley 103, Mowitza IS, Prince Devine for
merly frankie Devine colt 100, Mendocino
103, En- Mack 90, Haym8rket los, Sissy Jupe
50, Yangedene 80, Santa Rosa 50, Don Caesar
1O6.
Second race, three-quarters of mile, SELL
ing-AnnMoOre 100, My Charm 80, Tobey 80,
Rey Alta 105, Arenette SO, Burmah 81, Terra
Nova "a, King Sam 100, Sympathetic's Last
los, Wag 101, Ledalia 100.
Third race, seven-eighthS of mile, selling,
light welter-weigh ts-Barcaldine III, Wawona
125, Little Bob ia, Warrago 1913, Olivia 112,
Remus 1876, Lonnie D 1876, Adolph 12s, Hunts
man 132, Red Pat 1875, Robin Hood 1 131.
Fourth race, one and q half miles, steeple-
chase, selling-Guadaloupe 135, Haymarket
135, Mestor 40, April 135, Wyanashott 1873,
Three Forks 124, Relampago 124, Bellringer
135, Major Ban 13S The Lark 1876.
Fifth race, three-quarters OF mile, selling
Mahogany 81, Hyman 100 Misty Morn LOG,
Thorn 100, st. Elmo 81, Harry Lewis 81, Mary
S102, Rogation So, Miss Buckley 80, Catch En-
101, LOnnie B IS.
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Just one month of married life, and now
the neglected better half is suing for sep
aration. Yesterday w H. Waste was sub
stituted as attorney in the case in place of
NJ. J. Nolan.
Notes.
A family allowance of $50 per month out
of the estate of Henry I. BurckhaIter has
been allowed to Letitia J. Burckhalter,
wife of the deceased.
D. S. Carpenter, for many years cashier
with Goodall, Perkins & Co, died yester-
day at his home at 1908 Market street,
from Bright's disease. He was native of
Pennsylvania, aged as years. He leaves a
widow and daughter.
The subscriptions at the First Presby-
terrain Church on Sunday last to lift the
church debt of $4,000 amounted to $4,000.
Lawrence Harris was arrested in San
Jail. He is charged with failure to pay his
wife alimony.
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TESTIMONIALS.

I have tried several remedies which are adver-
tised as specially for the liver and could never get
any relief was recommended to try bottle of
joys Sarsaparla Just a test, and while taking
the first bottle became convinced Of its merits,
for could feel it working q change in me. L have
taken FIVE bottles and my troubles have left
me- Everything is working full and regular In
fact, It has cleansed, purified and braced me up
generally. I feel like q man. You are at per-
feet liberty to use this you see fit, or you can
refer whom you please to
CHAS. LEE with Beamish),
Third and Market sts city.
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16 Prospect place, San Francisco, Cal

Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla being recommended
10 me for general debility, commenced taking It.
1t allayed the nervousness and made me sleep more
soundly than had been my habit. 1t has been of
great benefit to me and I still taking it occa-
sionally. A case of old catarrh now under my OBJ
servation has also nearly succumbed to its cor
receive influences. Your Vegetable Sarsaparilla
fulfills all that has been said of it.
MRS. J. BARRON,
142 Seventh street, City,
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REFUsE THE SUBSTITUTE.

write to admit that notwithstanding my mis-
givings your Vegetable Sarsaparilla did all that
YOU promised. / had tried so many prescriptions
to no purpose that had come to believe that moth
ing would relieve my dyspepsia and headaches, but
have not had return of either trouble since 1
commenced taking your medicine. believe am
permanently cured, but WILL out Of an abundance of
caution, continue to take it regularly for a while
yet. You have my permission to make this public,
for think that a remedy that will cure dyspepsia
and prevent sick headaches should be generally
known. Respectfully,
MRS. N. FOWLER, s27 Ellis ST, City.
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REFUSE A SUBSTITUTES.

had been troubled for long time with liver and
kidney troubles, and had tried many remedies with
little or no effect, but your Californian Remedy
acted like magic with me- and with the first bottle
was relieved from case of the worst sick head
ache that one ever has. now take the opportunity
TO write you the fact and also that think your
remedy Will effectually cure such disorders. 1t
gives me pleasure to send you this testimonial, and
you may refer people to me who may need con-
nrmatlon OF these facts. Yours truly,
MRS. NJ. B. PRICE,
MD Go oil
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Sacramento-St. Corner.
22xs7 :6 1929 Sacramento St, Sc. cor. Golden
court, bet. Jones and LeavenwOrth SITS; 8 rooms
and bath.
RidIey-st. cor. Flats-Rents S71.
25x75; 1l4-1lO1a Ridley St. NV. cor of EIgin
Park; new bay-windOw flats; rents $7l; sold to
close an estate.
Pine ST., near Powell.
23x69; 737 Pine St, f. of Powell through to
Felia place; 2-story house; 10 rooms good rent
ing locality; bank mortgage $4,000.
Green-st. Corner.
400 Green st; 20x57 IS; cor. of Lafayette, bet
Kearny and Dupont; 2-story and basement house;
rents $35.
Cor. Hayes and Webster Rents 800.
500 Hayes ST.; 25:2xlOO; NV. cor. of Hayes
and Webster; new 3-story bay-window house,
store and flats; rented low at 500.
Filbert-st. Residence.
22x137 So 1915 Fflbert ST., w. of Hyde: brick
foundation; rooms and bath.
John ST., off Mason-Rents $50.
22x61; Is John St, or Mason bet. Pacific and
jackson; flats; rents $50: tenants been in the
house four years.
Clay-st. cor. residence.
27:6x100; Sc. cor. of Clay and BrOderick sts.i
modern residence; rooms, bath, etc.
stanyan ST., s. of Grattan.
LOTS frontage % and 55 depth irregular, being
lots and OF Sutro Tract, as sold in 1898; COM
pletey sheltered; climate like Los Angeles.
Howard ST., bet. 9TH and 9th.
22:ex80; $40 Howard St, bet. 9th and 9Th;
front and rear house; rent nominal; $50.
Geary-st. Cottage, Stable, etc.
25x120; 1915 Geary ST., 100 feet w. of Masonic
ave-; Groom cottage, basement stable.
Van Ness ave., n. of Francisco.
25xl23; w. line of Van Ness ave-, 81 IS n. Of
Francisco; street-grading completed
Jacks on-st. Residence.
25x68:9; 1912 Jackson St, above Mason; 9
rooms and bath; rent greatly reduced; now $32.
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take great pleasure in recommending your Sar-
saparilla. / have only taken one bottle so far but
feel like I suffered from headaches
and bloating of the stomach, caused, presume
from Indigestion. [ shall continue to use it for a
while, and l heartily recommend it to my friends
II is credit to you. w. NJ. ENGLISH,
1O16 Market street. Civ
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RnildarsI Gnntrantr

w. C. Latham with Christian Andersen, all worb:
on one-story frame building w line of Octavia
street, 70 5 of Greenwich, w 100 by IS; S145O.
NOD Hill Development Company with Dennis
Jordan, all brick and stone work on NV corner
California and Jones streets w 1l5xln5: 5000. 600
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-12
Teachers, examinations.

The semi-annual examination of applicants
for grammar, primary and special teachers
certificates will begin on Saturday morning at
8 O'Clock. at the Normal School building on
Powell street, near Clay. Fourteen applicants
nave already registered with George ". Wade
further names win be received up to Friday
night.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-12
BERKELEY,

Mrs. P. Vollmer of West Berkeley was
awakened about 3 O'Clock yesterday MORN
ing by the grip of fingers on her throat.
Leaning over the bed was man attempt
ing to choke her into silence. The woman
screamed, forcing the intruder to retreat.
Yesterday, morning the family watchdog
was found lying in a stupor, having evil
IDENTIFY been dragged Itis supposed the
visitor was bent on robbery. The authori-
ties have learned that the fellow boarded
the 80 train for San Francisco.
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Work of an Improvement CIub

Quite an assemblage of people representing
the newly formed Chenery-street and Fair
mount Improvement Club met yesterday after
noon for the purpose of obtaining electric
named officers were elected: President, John
i. Mclaughlin; vice president, Thomas f.
Crouch treasurer, John McCaulley; secretary.
John Ward; sergeant alarms, John Kerrigan.
Fifty residents signed the roll, and at least
twice that number will attend the next
NEE ting.