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the dear olu people inside, | could drop
into It and cry heartily. But this went
DO at all, so place t in line with the
ojher two and so back to the tabie.whera
l hope 20 be forgiven the wholesale fiba
l Tell, n acknowledgment OF their kind
ness. etc.
l gave Jacks message to his father.
and he. taking a cigar to smoke on the
way, starts out, impatient to meet that
boy of his, leaving mother and me to
settle down to nice visit 1t is very
nearly 10 o'clock, and I am beginning
TO listen for a well known footstep,
when again the bell startles us. Who
can 1t be at this hour? Has anything
gone wrong at the store? I really ex-
pect when [ open the door. tremblingly.
to ind an ambulance outside. or some
horrible message, so much there is to
happen in our crowded streets.
Instead Of either calamity | find a
large furniture van has stopped outside,
and, as the man shoves in a willow
chair, with the remark that "an
charges are paid" I pass my hand
across my eyes TO see II | am really
awake, and stand gazing. for the chair
is so nearly twin 20 the others thar
am quite aJ loss 20 distinguish them
myself, when ! get this in the row,
which more than fills my little parlOr.
The card reads: Merry Christmas.
from Jack. AS the two men follow
closely, ] have just time TO think 10
my self. Must l make bows for all?"
When Jack and are ln our own room.
De IN ths midst Cf his wriggl!ngs 10 get
no that shir, collar button. placed as he
remarks. where the India rubber con-
iorCon.s. couldn't reach T." Jack says:
Say, Beth. what made YOU look 50
nyst5r.cai tonight as we came in? Did
] forget 10 send no anything? Remem-
ber / tried 10 get you to make out list.
Did you like the chair? I have been out
quite Ettle lately collecting. and have
seen none Ike il. Stearns. who sold It
TO me, says its a unique pattern. i'm
ported, and that the manufacture OF
this particular style has been stopped.
even on the other side. So you can be
sure, my dear, that when Mrs. De Long
calls next time and sizes you up through
her lorgnette, that she won't find a du-
ptcate Of this chair, not even on Fifth
avenue.
have not the heart on Christmas eve
to dampen the dear boys enthusiasm,
and, for once. il must be allowed wO-
man can hold her tongue, but mex.
morning we used the open fire in the
p2rlcr, and Jack being home must build
e. As ne opens the door I stand just
behind and the kindlings. shavings and
pine logs fall to the rug, as if no ac-
count.
"WeN. # this doesn't beat all! Don't
be cruel enough to tell me that I'm
awake. and that We. a family Of two
worthy souls, in dire need Of writing
desks. ch,ffonir, hall rack. fancy table
and at leas. two coed pictures. should
find ourselves possessed of four willow
chairs Of precisely the same pattern"
am Just equal to the occasion. and
give the desired information, but Of
course I am wicked enough to add that
the manufacturer Of this particular
style Of chair has been closed "even on
the other side" WhereupOn We decide
it to be the best possible way out for us.
Troy Times.
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MAYERS
TREATMENT FOR CATARRH HAS Al
READY BECOME \ HOUSEHOLD
WORD IN WHEELING.
The Gratifying Results from This Wonder
full and Quick Cure is Already
Far-Reaching.
Mayors Treatment for the Cure of Catarrh,
Cold in the Head, Deafness from
Catarrh Has no Equal.
FREE! FREE!

Remember our offices in the Peabody
building are open daily for sufferers from
This awful malady. Consultation and trial
treatment in Office free.
From the large crowd that visited our Of
6ce last week. we received nothing but
nraise for our marvellous cure and they all
saV: Why, l have received more beneht
IN this short time than l have IN the use
of all other treatments.
We'll that is Just the reason we can al
ford 10 give you a free treatment IN our
of5ca because We have The medicine that
will do the work. , ,.,.....z
10 not confound us with other Institutes
+bot offer catarrh cured at so much per
NTH We make you no charge Tor eX-
lnirIo1tration and for office treatment We
ora merely introducing remedy that has
cred more people of the dreadful disease
tban any other on the market.
Snr remedy is put up IN SLW package
,.C.i,,5,ra Vapor Inhaler and enough medi-
l9cluusi go, three months treatment at
SlLe And If YOU are satisfied after VS.
ni. oIne o,r office to make the investment OF
ltln5 5oiIar for a cure you can do SO. IL
on visit our Office every day ana we
make no charge. -, -. ..,o
Hi en- druggist will give you the same
CTra,+ee with each package.
I 1S.- Cffices are open all day ana every
,r-oSnesdav and Saturday evenings from Z
to.9S Peabody Building, Market street.
- ,.,,,S,,,,bar we have a competent physician
tiNetn-+4snSance free. All cases by mali Wlll
~ nrOrnDtlv attended TO. $3.50. -.
De u THE MAYERS DRUG CO,
Peabody Building.
ono, from Q a. m. TO $3.50 p. m.
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AFTER THE CONVENTION.
Cincinnati Making Big Effort to Get the
Democratic Gathering.

Cincinnati Making a Big Effort TO Get the
Democratic Gathering.
Cincinnati. O., December 29.-The
Chamber of Commerce and other local
organizations have inaUgurated a vigor-
Gus movement to secure the Democrat
ic National Convention when the COM
mittee meets in Washington next
month. In addition to the guarantee
fund Of $4,000. provided for yester-
day. Music Hall is being remOdeled and
enlarged. so that there Will be good ac-
commOdatiOus for the convention as
we'll as ample hotel and other accom-
modatiOns. With f. 0. Mccormick at
the head Of the local committed there
will be nothing left undOne This city
would have contested for the Republic
can National Convention nut for the
fact that it was held that other candi-
dates would have successfully objected
to the advantage of the location for the
friends of eX-President Harrison, from
Indiana: of Governor Bradley from
Kentucky. and of Governor Mckinley
from Ohio. As Greensburg, Ind, the
centre Of population at the last Federal
census. is only a few miles west of this
city. Il will be argued that this is the
most central city for the convention.
Among the national conventions held
here were these nominating Buchanan
1856. Greedy in 1872, Hayes in 1876,
and Hancock in 1880.
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TO THE GERMAN CHANCELLOR

TO THE GERMAN CHANCELLOR
Vienna. December 29.-The Emperor.
Francis Joseph, gave an audience 90
day e. nearly an hour to the German
Chancellor. Prince Won Hohenlohe. At
terwards 4 banquet was gwen in the
Chancellor's honor at the palace. Count
Padeni. the president Of the Council for
Austria, Count GoluchOwski the .mper-
tal minister CT foreign affairs and Count
Kalnoky. the eX-fore!gn minister, were
also guests at the banquet. Chancellor
Won Hohen,oha was seated at the En-
perOr'S right hand.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

In pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county. made on the nth
day of October. 1895. in the chancery cause
OF Maggie Halpenny ct al, VS.. Martha
cial commissioner will proceed to sell at
public auction. at the north front door OF
the Court House of Ohio county, in the
city of Wheeling, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4TH, 1896
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
described real estate. that is TO say: Two
certain lots or parcels OF ground situated
Joseph CaldwelPs addition 10 the city of
Wheeling. West Virginia, and designated
on the plat OF said addition as lost num-
conveyed to the defendant Martha Ann
Sanders, formerly Martha Ann Blake
more, by William Clousion and wife, by
deed dated December q, 1S7l, and recorded
in Ohio county. in deed book 81, page q.
Said property will be offered in two sep
Grate parcels. one parcei 70 consist OF that
part of said lot numbered 81 which lies
north Of the line OF the partition wall
said property extended TO the eastern and
western boundary lines of said property,
and the other parcel TO consist of that
part of said lot numbered 80 which lies
south of said line and the whole of said
lot numbered o. and all of said property
will also be offered as a whole, and the
said property VIII be sold IN which ever
Terms of Sale: One-third Of the pur-
chase money, or as much more as the pur-
chaser may elect, cash. and the balance
I'm two equal installments at one and two
wears from the day OF sale with interest
from that day, the purchaser to give his
notes for the deferred payments with in
terest and the title to be retained until
the payment in fun of the purchase mon
ey, both principal and interest.
GUY r. G.. ALLEN,
Special Commissioner.
w. H. Halter, Auctioneer.
I hereby certify that bond and security
have been given by the said commissioner
as required by law and said decree.
JOHN w. MITCHELL,
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
del7oaws
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inrh a council ~ war was held and
t, o. No spltnters allowed" was
af.rl TIE next afternoon another
moeting Was held in the cellar and the
cG a we're sent for. Manager
Tr noticed that something unusual
GAS tunsp.r.ng. and listened to the
uoseN The meeting had been regularly
orEar ned. and the chairman was on the
h1-r
WE'VE held a meet.n', he was say
Ing. about YOU Two fellers spr:utin' with
u,assag If we allows yo' TO do IL,
Tracy ll give the rest Of us the sack.
Foo, RACERS amt wanted IN this we're
Office. VI yer don't promise TO quit 1t,
Yer has yer choice. either quiz, or take
your HckN' New. wh3t?"
Then a1l uninvit5d guest appeared q,
the meeting. who was instantly recog-
uized as the general manager. There
was a ,Svely scramble TO get behind
boxes and barrels. AID next day there
vas q sign CD the wiCdow:
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,1rrr1Nr -ARANnONFD.

London. December 29.-The proposed
meeting Of the American Society for the
Dur2ose Of an expression Of hope for
an amicable settlement CT existing dl1-
ferences between England and the
United States has been abandoned N
view of the improved situation
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clr me
ne. a few weeks ago Manager
-ei new boy. ana warned him
would be made the victim of
H jokes.
better NOT monkey with me"
reply. II can lick any bow in
''' al
DAYS later The biggest boy I'm the
~ mo She office with his left
-. i.y damaged and a cut on his
Ae" boy was a buzz saw.
... @ year ago something happen
threatened 20 demoralize the
agsrs. Two active bows
-l.oyad. Who fell into the IN
-Ior messengers-Of rum
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HOPE For PEACE.

London. December 29.-The Order Of
Crusaders have forwarded through Hon.
Neal Dow. Mother Stewart and Miss
Frances s. Willard a New Years greet
ing from the temperance workers OF
America. w.-h the hope that war VII be
or-o-t-1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE MIGMKW,
NO. 1902 MARKET STREET.

NO. 1902 MARKET STREET.
New and elegantly furnished, where the
thirsty can quench their thirst and be served
with the finest Imported and DOmestic
Liquors Up-to-date Imported and Dom este
Cigars and Cigarettes. Merchants Lunch
Rooms up stairs; cold lunch, with hot coffee.
Everything served quick and neat. Notice
side entrance on Fourteenth street. Wigwa m
Restaurant s. BRUBAKER, Prop.
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$40 REWARD.

The above Reward will be
paid to any one who will secure
the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons who are now
regularly stealing the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER on the
Island and North Main street.
West Virginia Printing Co.
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I.7 N l5Tf YOUNGSTERS


nh. Messenger Service q stepping
5sor5 TO Groanes5-Some Tricks
Of the Trado-Some Charaotsr-
isiosof Wide Awake Young Men.
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of @ messenger. Here is
When Nr. Tracy came
from h's nome in P.edmCc-
ha visited @ glass factory.
IKE tlrG my. EN- his best suit
While walking leisurely
che f1c.o-y. enc o. the carry
boys applied some hot glass 20
al ami Eve minutes after
w8s reduced in size 90 about tho
~ q ves- The yOungs lers
discontinue Of their victim.
au- natural that Mr.. Tracy
r-u q poor opinion Of glass
- A few months later q boy
his Office, 52rehaad1i and
and asked for a Job.
have you been working ask
glass house, but I didn't like
thought I'd take messenger
es i- I have no places for
boys.
mister. you'd better try ne.
rI good boy
l q mrn-al Inventory Of the
loss and decided ,ha, he would
chance. He proved TO be
mos. faithful BOYS ever en-
15 Office He spent leisure
sSe.cAing. and 70 was not
was discovered that he
1- na-ur3l ability as ON
Has taken .0t0 The Office Of
Howard ca Main street, and
rna 0t -le leading firms in
lo-h Or Business men are quick
those qualities which make
and worthy employees.
r1.-t.y hc1neus that the boys
he-r places. There have
a- Instances during the past
breaking .l" of new boys is an
which IS amusing and some
nluL The "1relking IN pro
managed exclusively bv the
Ilr new IN err--- sent
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THE GREAT DEMONSTRATION
At Havana, Saturday Night, in Honor
Of CampOS.

Forty Thousand Of the Population,
Of All Parties, United in Parade
and an Address to the General.
His Reply to the Committee and
to the People.
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SATURDAY, MARCH lG, 1895.
The date on the label on your
paper shows the time to which
your subscription is paid.
Sale Register.

Notices of sales, for which bills printed at this
office. will be published under this head until day
of sale for so cents When bills are printed else
where 81 90 will be charged.
March les Horses. Patrician Colt, ; Cows.
Heifer Brood Sow. and all necessary Farming
Utensils Mrs. Mamie E Caple, on the farm of ".
H. NeStaway near Patapseo on the SandyNllle
road. VIM. Blizzard Auctioneer.
March l6-Buggies, Wagons Harness Bees and
Hives and all the Furniture in the United States
Hotel in Silver Run. Ellen c. study, Administra-
tioreer.
March ls-S Horses. ) Cows Shotes, 80 barrels Of
Corn Farming Implements, Nc- sale at Il m.
sharp Ferdinand ID. Shaefer, Cranberry Valley,
near westminster, on Sullivan road. Jacob Hon-
man, Auetioneer.
March 1873 Horses, > Colts, Cows, > shotes, .
Hens, and first class stock 81 Farming ItenSls
George b. Shriner, near Deer Park road adjoining
land of Eli T. Buckingham, Anthony ArnolG ana
others. VIM Blizzard, Auctioneer.
March 19-S head of horses, - cows, bulls heii-
m. T. j. Haines, MckinstTy Mills Vim. Brown,
auctioneer
March la-6 head of horses, 10 mileh cows hcif
ers bull. farming implements, household inrnltuTe
etc Sale al 10 a. m. J. Wesley Biggs, near Bach
mans Mills Md. Jacob Hoffman, auetioneer
March 10 Mules, Horses, 5 Cows. HeiferS,
Bulls, Shotes, Brood sow, Huekster Wagon Route
and Fixtures, large variety OF Farming implements
and some Household Furniture. Frank Bankand,
on the road from Union Mills To Baehman's Valley.
Augustus Bankari, Auctioneer.
March 2l-l3 horses, - head Of cattle, II shoteS,
farming implements. &c. all in good condition
sale at a. m. : +. Harhaugh, near Middlebufg,
Charles b. FOutz, aucuoneer
March 2l-5 Horses Cows, ] Heiier. l Bun,
neering Binder good new; Mower, Ibreshing
Machine Strawcarrier and Horsepower and all
necessary Farming Implements sale Al L m
Rufus Study. near wiest'S Mil William Brown
Auctioneer.
March III Horses. ! Brood Mare, p year ODD
Colt Cows Brood S0ws, AMI all Farming I'M
elements necessary for conducting hrSt-ciass
farm Also Household and Kitchen Furniture
Elizabeth A. D. and James NJ. Shipey, agents. ON
the farm of VIM. B. Thomas. on the road nom
Eldersburg to Sykesvile, adjoining GoV. Browns
firm
March aa-HouSehold ana Kitchen Furniture
Garden Tools sc. jeremiah Gingling. East Main
street. near Catholic Church. sale NJ y. m =. \
GorSuch, auctioneer.
March ss-2 mares 2 COWS wagon, farming uien
sis lot OF household goods. -, acres Of growing
grain chest Of carpenter tools Ac. sale 81 !. IN
julia O'Bold near Frizellhurg VIM Brown Auc-
tioneer.
March 25-3 horses. cows. 10 shotes. farming
utensils lot Of corn household goods, &c- sale az
L m Mary A. Lane near Ayondaie Nh Brown
aneii0neer.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Boys Meeting will assemble 1T Carroll Hall
this saturday morning
St Paul's Reformed Church.-Sunday school at
4I5 a. Divine services AT 1870 n. m. and 80 p.
m. Catechism al go p IN.
Calvin ;. slagle Pastor,
Methodist Protestant Church.-Sunday school al
gl5 a. m. Preaching al 1890 tt. m. and 80 p. m.
y p : C. f. at u. m, PRAYER meeting Wednesday
Al 80 D. m. A. d. Melvin, Pastor.
St Johns Church Rev Father Cassidy PASTOR
Sunday-LOw Mass at 7.lj and High Mass al 10 IA.
M: NeSpcrS at 30 p IN. During the week-MaSs al
Il. III.
4. IN. Preaching AT 1890 Il. m. by Rev. j. I.
Wand, u. D., of Westminster Theological seminary,
Maryland College. Junior League at 30 p. m.
Epworth League at CAS- p m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 30 p. m. j. l.. Walsh, Pastor.
Elder VIM A. Anthony, of the Brcthrens Church
in franklin county Pa, will commence series of
meetings in the BrethrenS Church. this city. on
saturday evening, March -. The meetings are
expected to continue week.
Ascension Chnrch-March L. Third Sunday in
Characterization of Holy Communion ct 80
Morning Service and Sermon at 1890. Evensong
and sermon at 80 Daily-Holy Communion at
80. Evensong at = Wednesday night-Litany
and Bible Readings from St john at 80 Friday
night-Penitential Office AT 30 with sermon by
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, of Baltimore. sermon this
Friday night March 10 by Rev Carroll h Hard
ing. ofRaltimore. subject of sunday night sermon
old Testament Characters: Noah
Jesse Higgins Rector
Grace Lutheran Church.-Prcaching at 1920 a IN
and 30 p. M. Morning Subject The Great Bat
tie Of the soul" Evening. Blood that Speaks the
Best Things" \ p. :. g. r. AT 645 p.
z. II. Miller, Pastor
carroll Charge Reformed Church.-Benamin' 5
Church-Divinc service at 10 H. IN. - Matthew )
Chnrch-Divine service at "a p m.
II. j. MacsliSter Pastor
salem charge Lutheran Church.-St. BenRmin'S
Church-Bible class at 80 a. IN. Preaching at l0a
IN. -. Johns Church-Biblc class at LOO =. M
Preaching at =. m. CatechiSe at ?: m; saturday
: 4 nehl Pastor.
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New Telephone Company.

A it, ug th, .igncg> iay telephone 'n lhv
nrW telephone COMPANY nau forming a tll.
county VA shown ia us Tbur,iiaE informing.
10 contained over siNty namr,. THIRTY ''ug
phones have aigra3y heeu .igu"d iar iu Nc-'-
minister. SIX in Tane,Iowu. three ~ Middle
burg. four % ainu Bridge. ,sa at l.InWaai.
fsar 81 Ncn Windsor. ave Al Nan,htstrE. h,r
at Hampstead. one q, Gr.~amo4ai and su, or
Maple Grove. -iN5y-iiyr iu sIi. uIth the >ysss.
gill. line set Co b. heard FROM ai-s ( ui-u.
tnsu. Fnzeliluuz. fyruur Nav berry, Med
ford. AyuudaIe aad Wakefield There arr
several uar'i,s la the tnNn. whore M iAE.r't
has btru ,haI w~rr either away iFpm humt nr
confined iu De-, ha4is., hy ssrkur~.- IT, s-i,.
snait- that be- uill ,rcur, = hundred easily tH
start sish ia she rouuJ,. Nr. Hazisti Iairua-
5.5itfing ~ Ih, long ,ii-iauc- HBuuius TRANS
mifisr. ehirh &. the nur that has h~rr used
for mauy wear, is ghc EaEis,h Post oasee
Department lhis :, considered ly mzay ia
l.s the finest irapsmiiirF iu the HeTid. Mr.
Hazlrti viii also pul in metallic rlrvnii,
which remove fr,8m %, sirs, al fr.HHI.
eau>sd hy induction from rle,tuF bshs p.ant-.
telegraph wires. and electrical current, iu The
ground The running 81 two wiur> Io even
telephone ,n the county aiii n' course make
the c,s,i Of the plant much nlnrr eyI'cn-is, o.
build: bot. A. u MAKE, The service perfect.
Nr. llazidgi thiak- !, better iu build t right
IN ih. lirs; plscs. s. p0,'r service Is sor-" than
no service 81 all.
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UniOntOWn Items.

\ very pleasant company was given on
Tuesday evening To Miss Matte DevilbisS. at
her home. bya few of her friends in this place.
Bv invitation and request the company met AT
Miss s. E. Viewers and were taken in car
riages, buggies and wagons to Mr.. Jimmie
Devilbiss'- the home of Miss Matte. II wa,
intended as a surprise 10 the hostess. hut as
Mr.. Devilbiss viii quit farming in a few weeks
ii was thought best TO inform her. Miss Devil
bliss gave the company very cordial welcome.
The evening was spent in games and social
amusements until near the wee sma hours.
when all were invited to the diningroom. to
find a table well laden with cake. fruit and
confectionery. Each guest was served with
plate of delicious ice cream. and cup at
chocolate, cake, &c. One feature of the
amusements was fishing pond. Each player
was allowed 10 fish for shoe buttons off a mar
BILE slab, and given three minutes To catch rs
many as they could the first prize being
awarded 10 the most successful fisherman.
Mr.. Nevin Hiteshew caught Ten and received
the prize. a box of bOnbOn>. The booty
prize was awarded to the one catching none
or the least number. Mr.. Philip LaSsell re
ceiyed the prize, which was painted wooden
doll Everyone enjoyed the evening enter
tainment very much. and about one o'clock
were ready for the return home over the mud.
Jolly and happy. Those present were DIR.
and Mrs. Shreevc. Milton Iolhekofier and
wife. Harvey Erb and wife James Deyiihi>>.
2na"eI re, il'''NI n ,i':S' ~ II W. y
III lla""'o ~, H. iJ;, po, S;,,,a,
Willie CrahhS Guy SegaiooSe. Burner Cook
son. CLYDE RoutSon. Edwin Cover. Philip
Lassell: Misses Anna BauSt. Anna Shaw.
Anna Harbaugh. Mabel aud Bcryl leFeyrc.
Elizabeth and Margaret Cover, Jessie Mat
ine">; ;: J." weaver. aver" anu E"ili'A
Erh' Na'ieu" anu ""''a '''>>'''' "''' ''>' ~
hehlP. IL, H.
Ih' "I"'i,''",' 80, - 81, 49,,
a'ih'ai s'e.l'"" ~ ui'''' RS ".
Suitlns IN 'he siecu9n ~ III - - N'''''i
IL pf'>lur" ''eN>e = II ''''''' 'Ha''''' ''''
treasurer; >: Iiahi'''"n singer St''''"''' ANU
Ea"ln t. "ilUer' assiS'a''! >rSit'"' "a.
LetSSr nave "een received l'"ui ""I''i NJ
ton - -, "N r1,auN'> anu ui'"GN ~ u
L"hh 4. p"e: Drown >'a,'Is 'i''' Be p Wy
SICK. hi> leH SIDE Is hr'P'eS> 'h' "' ""'
symptoms 81 Sottenine 81 me hfA'h'
Edgar Myers, a cl"rA M Preston f.nS'a'
store, laneyto"n. ha> h'eh SICK ~ nome "li
the week.
Harry jeff. Metung has been confined 10
bed for week with severe attack OF the
grippe, Al this writing he IS somewhat m'
proved.
Al . meeting Of the members Of me Meth
odlst Protestant Church on last Wednesday
the following trustees were elected ,-t'gorse
RouiSon. solomon Nycrs. Milton \. LoihgA-
offer. Beuty Nyerly, Vim. r. Lolhckoacr,
William Andcrs, Joseph Engiar and John }.
son. Milton ZoIIiekoaer. wilian 4. Aod"r..
fhoma, Myers and I. Clyde Roui-"u. Al
the same meeting delegates we're chosen Q"