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MARINE.

There is but little coal going to the
head of the lakes this year.
The steamer Eugene Hart broke her
crank pin at Harbor Springs on Mon
day.
AID. Charles Boehm of Sheboygan
has receivedtword from Germany that
he has fallen heir to $4,000.
For the week ending June 18th '96.
ARRIVALS
Shr. Franc Miner. Tadingtoa. fruit: P-ap.
Elmer Manlstique, light; Schr Emma l.. Mel
son, JacksOnpoCt. wood; Schr. Agnes Whitehall
light: Schr. Ihos H. CahoOn, Buffalo coal; Prop.
Logged ;. Porter, Buffalo. coal; Schr. Katie
BraInard. Buffalo. coal; Schr. Linerla. Ahnapee.
Ties; Prop. n. ID, Hayward. Buffalo, coal; Schr.
Geo. w. johnson, Buffalo, coal; Prop. Louisiana,
Buffalo coal; Schrs. Sumatra. Cleveland. coal
Glen Cnyler. Hedgehog Harbor, ties; Lizzie
Metzner. Menominee. lumber; Oscar Newhouse
Ludington. lumber; Frame Miner, Ludington.
light; Isolda Book. Manistee. lumber, salt etc:
Merchant, Sturgeon Bay. wood: Prop. II. +.
Packer, Buffalo, coal; Prop. Cormorant. Buffalo.
coal; Schrs. Alice b. Morris Buffalo, coal; James
H.. Hall: Manistee, lumber; Lydia, Ludington
light; Llbble Carter, ludIngton, light.
DEPARTURES
Prop. Sonia Maria. Buffalo. light; Schrs. leu
TOMS Buffalo, light; Thos- GAVIN. Buffalo. light
Franc Miner. I4udlngton. hay; May Richards
Buffalo. light; Emma l.. NELSON, Ludiugton, hay:
Agnes, Pine Lake light: Bahama. T0nawanda
light; Thos. II Cahoon, Tonawanda, light; Arthur.
Tonawanda. light; LInerla. Charleyoix tourand
oats Prop. Lloyd l.. Porter, Tonawauda light:
Schr. Hattie Bralnard .ronawInda, light: Prop
Elmer, Manistique light; Schr. Glen Cuyler,
Hedgehog harbor, light; Prop. \. ID. Hayward
Milwaukee, light: Scnrs- Franc Miner Luding-
ton hay; Isolda Book, Manistee, hay. oats etc:
Lizzie Metzner, Manistee, light; Merchant Stur-
ge0n Bay light; Prop, II. +. Packer So Chicago
light; Schrs. James Ii. Hail. Manistce, nay, oats
etc: Libbip Carter Iudiugtou. 'ipgt. .vdio
Ludington. oats and hay, Prop. Louisiana, Mar
quette, light
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-06-18
THURSDAY. JUNE1S, S96. :

MARK Hama WAS permitted to name
the republican nominee for president and
he kindly permitted Tom Platt to name
the nominee for vice president,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-06-18

We are now making up at sttictly
remarkable low prices.
Spring business suits for $500 and
upward.
Black and Blue Cheviot suits for
S1100 and upward,
Black imported worsted suits for
$1,000 and upward.
The largest assortment of Pants for
$3.50 and upward.
Call and examine our stock. Is one it
of the largest in the state.
HOVER BROS.
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HER LIFE TRULY SAVED.
Dr.. Miles, Heart Cure Does It.

Mrs Chas. La Point. q Yeil-knowil resident
OF Denver, praises this wonderful remedy.
Her testimony should convince all as 10 the
worth OF the New Heart Cure and Kestos.,-
tive Nervine. Her letter dated Sept. lith,
1894. reads as follows:
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G. A. Magee, our popular teacher took
his departure for his home at Two Rivers
on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Furlong and their
mother, from Fond du Lac County, are
visiting with relatives at Niles.
Grasshoppers are so plenty that in
places one can hardly step without crush
ing dozen or more and they are destroy
Ing the pastures entirely.
All of our old veterans were absent
last few days at the reunions, one of
which was hold at Chiffon and one at
Oshkosh. All report first-rate time.
Mr., Fred Schwalbe. sr. returned To his
home from Washington. last Saturday
MIR. 5. looks as though he had been well
cared for while be was away, and says
his position las been both pleasant and
profitable.
temperance camp meeting will be
held ID JOhnson's grove beginning June
18th and continuing three days. 1t is
hoped that all those in favor of temper
ance and good morals generally will at
tend, and as many others as may wish to-
After another very successful term. G..
A. Magee closed his third year in DIST.
No. |, on Wednesday last, and on Friday
a very ENJOYABLE picnic was held IN John
sons grove for this and the Woodcock
schools. = large gathering was present
| and the little folks especially had an
| afternoon of pleasure.
We were the recipients of another re-
freshlng shower OF ram, which came Yes
| terday, and vegetation is just booming
| on account of it. Barley, oats and spring
wheat Is just about as large and fine as
could be desired. Barley and oats are
| beginning to head. No use in mention
| ing hay, for that is among the absent.
THERE Is more Catarrh Il this section
of the country than all other diseases put
| together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be Incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced it
| local disease, and prescribed local RENE
| dies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it N
durable. Science has proven catarrh to
be constitutional disease, and therefore
| requires constitutional treatment. Halls
| Catarrh Cure, manufacture by f. j.
| Cheney Il Co, Toledo. Ohio. is the only
constitutional cure on the market. 1t is
| taken internally in doses from 10 drops
| to teaspOOnful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
| case 1t fails To cure. Send for circulars
| and testimonials Address.
+. j. CHIMNEY &, Co, Toledo, O,
Is Sold by Druggists, 75c
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MANITOWOC MARKET.

The following are the cure
prices of the various articles of pl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-06-18

AID. Charles Boehm of Sheboygan
has receivedtword from Germany that
he has fallen heir to $4,000.
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Firt publication May I, 1896
9 L = l. :

Schmltz y hlrwan, Attorneys iu
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NOTES FROM NILES

G. a. Magee, our popular teacher took
his departure for his home at Two Rivers
on Saturday last
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18
UNEAsINESS IN HAVANA
Caused by Uncertainty Regarding
The Ente nfAnlnMi0 NIncC0.

Key West. Fla, Dec. 11.-Passengers
by the Olivett las. night report great
uneasness Is felt in Havana on account
of the uncertainty of Maceo's death. Ii
is reported OH good authority that Gen.
Prats, commander OF Matanzas pro-
vince. has notified Gen. Wcylsr by ,ele-
gram TO cease all demonstrations on ac-
count Of the death of Maceo and that
Gen. Bernal, of said province, had an
engagement Tuesday week with Maceo,
who had 5000 men with him. The Span
iards report n Victory as usual. Pas
sengers state that he report of Maceo's
death is well understood in Havana.
and that 1t was made up by order OF
the home Government t. influence Con-
Sress of the United States. There was
the widest kind Of excitement on the
''Hks when 'ha facts became known.
The cheers for Cuba L.bre shook the
dock. 1t is also said that there are pri-
Nate letters in the city confirming the
report. but II Is impossible 10 get at them
ton ght.
The cruiser Raleigh returned yester-
gay nftern oon from her chase after the
Three Friends /, Is reported that they
dd not see anything of her. It is re-
nor ed on good authority that 4 small
party landed al this port from the Three
Friends about 4 o'clock.
The Diar!o De La Marina continues
to publish protests against the stories
printed in the United States regarding
he manner i'll which Maceo met his
death. 1t maintains that the rebel lead
er was shot in open battle. In i leader
to-day /: says. with an unconscious re-
Election on the Spanish chara cter. that
the s.orics of assa ssination reflect more
20 the discredit OF Maceo. In accept .nG
the alleged invitation. to parley than
to diminish the fame, honor and chivalry
of the Span'ards.
In this sentence. the Diar.o De La
Marina shows m.ntentlonally that. in
its opinion. MaCeo did not. in trusting
10 Spanish flag oftrucc. show the in
tell Gence expected Of him.
La Lucha bitterly comments upon the
news received from the United sta es
and claims that the American sympathy
for the rebels is due 10 subsidized
press. IT says that the Government Is
responsible for not employing the press
the sama Is the insurgen s. adding that
If IL q so it would find the news
pa pers q powerful medium for the de-
fence OF the Spanish cause
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18
AN IMMIGRATION LAW
a Eli Excluding II'llerate Immigrants Over
Sixteen Passed by the Senate.
HOUSE MAKES ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.
The Hospital nj Hot springs, ArRnn.
sas. .Aboiishrd-The IuuUgurni Ball
the Use of Government Fings for
.DecoraIion ON the Occasion.

WASHINGTON n y Dec 17-fcep,+e,
The nm wbiah nnesea ,bo uousH nf D.
resen ottyes i,st .nes,nn a,,S c. Sea,,
a substi.utp xa. re,,nr,aa H., H. c.,
ate committees m ap,nnd nc ,nn,io,n
ton laws Of ,ne I,ni,ad So. nna,,7,.e,
the after. i'm of tho Ssn,,o dnri,, 40, ~,
the whole oi ,o .dnv's u,ssion Tbn s,,h
s,iinie w,s on,nndo, IN co,,r ,,io,,Ian.
the mrst notnhis .I,nnLn,nni hai,,n 80. :,
providing thnt thn ari sail no, sn,r, nr
10 Cuban rernoans du,ino ,h.' "rr'1 i,y
troubles in Cuho ord ,nnn q, n.,s ~, ss,5
bv vo,e Of ~ 10 n anh confaranca
asked with the Iiouss
,ro,.,e,a,..
~ iSioNS of THE BiLl'
The bill, as passed. evclducs. In nd
dition To the classes excluded under en-
listing laws. all persons over l6 years old
who cannot read and write the language
of Their native country or some other
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18
coRmErT srGNsro rIG,.r rrTz.
The Contest 10 Orcur March II for
SI5.H0O Purse

New York, Dec. Thames ]. Cor.
pett IN: afternoon, at Taylol's Ho.cl.
Jersey CITY, signed articles OF agreement
80 80 lSh' SOD fitZs!mmuns to a finish on
w. ,,, ~, -" iN',, ior purse OF $4,000. to
ue gwen by Dan Stuart. The place of
me battle IS 20 he announced before
FEBRUARY lI,h. Stuart Is to post n for
let Of $4,000 In the hands OF Richard
~ FOX o: Al. Smith, and Corhctt and
fI'Z iinmons must each post SO 900 as
y guar niee of good faith George ST.
Ter, or Chicago Is named as referee
torbctt s!Gncd the articles before he
noticed that they reserved all privileges
Tor stuart, and he became somewhat OK
cited when he thought Of the kinctoscopc
prlN!leSes. Aiicr some reflection he
hnaliy sad; II would no; change the
aftic!eS for one million dollars. hut If
ma out Julian or F!izsimmons Get.
any share of The privilege money / will
Kick for my share"
Coroett also said tha. he would like
to have an additional clause inserted.
GAZING Tor $4,000 side bet, in order
that he might pu; himself right bcro:e
he public on F!tz:immon.' statements
piit stated that as far as he himself was
concerned ne was ready TO fight thc
Australian for dime or for nothing. Al
though. for obvious reasons, no place
wa mentioned for the holding Of the
light, IL i not unlikely that the rem
devious WI! be in Mexico.
Corhett ana Stuart signed the articles
WIN "Paisnn' Davies as witness The
buein-sS was to have been ACCOMPLISHED
at the Police Gazette Office, but when
me party arrived there couple Of CEN
tal Office detectives were on the watch.
and II was decided 30 80 TO jersey as all
hahds laid themselves liable to arrest
Tor signing articles for n prize fight In
ms Stale. Stuart stated TO the reporter
OF the southern Associated Press that
he would wait until 'itzsimmons arrived
in this city TO get his signature TO the
articles The Australian is duo here
in about ten DAYS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18
ROUSE or nEpnE~rNrAr1vEs.
AMY Appropriations THE Inaugural
Fail Sct Rolling.

The House today set the inaugural
ball rolling by the passage Of the usual
bills suthoriz!ng The laying of necessary
temporary rl!Noli track: to accammo-
da!e me increased travel, the use of
Streets and reservations for the e:cc-
iion of reviewing stands, and .he loan
OF such government tlags ana ensigns
81 en- be spared for decorative pui-
poses.
The army appropriation bin. which
was the unfinished business at the
opening of the ses ion. was pas ed. az
teH the amendment recommended by the
committee of the whole Wednesday,
pactica ~ aboiishIng the hospital a.;
Hot Springs. Ark, by cutting off the
3pp:opria.ion for lis maintenance. had
been agreed to.
AHROGATION OF TREATY.
MI Burton RepD. of Ohio. offered n
resolution directing the Pres dent 10 en-
Ter lilto negu ia ion. with Great Britain
- secu ii pos blc the abrcra,ion of
fhe section of the treaty of 1917 which
ft mons the huli!ng Of war vessels at
sA:pylTds located on the great lakes.
Eaf dozen me sure: nf local inter-
Ell q ne Distric! OF Columbia we're
rasscl. and consideration Of the Iertsla.
tive executive and judicial appropria-
ton Oil was begun IN committee Of the
%Aole thirty one pages nf the lIn com.
pr!S!Ng the bi were disposed of without
d,
m.tee % and ghe House adiourncfi
until tomorrow.
NoMINATlONs CONFIRMED.
The Senate to-day confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations: Magrane Coke, Of
New York. 10 be Minister to GuatemaIa
ana Honduras
Charles a. Prouiy, Of Vermont. 10 be
Interstate Commerce Commissioner.
tnitc1 states C0nsuls-lsaac NJ. FL
lott, %! New York a La t,papra w..
2uela; Joseph L. Hanc Of New York, al
Cardanas. Cuba.
c. Max Manning. of Georgia. secretary
OF legation a, Monrovia. Liber a.
John R.dgley Garter. Of NIaryland
second secretary OF En- mbassy at London.
England
Pos masters Mississippi: John s.
Saunders, Siarkvllc: John r. Barnett.
lula.
TeXas-John l.. Brooks. Georgetown.
Also var-us promotions in the Ma
rne Hospital ana Revenue Gutter Ser
vices.
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yoRFoLK vIRGINIAN: FRIDAY DECEMBER

the province of Havana, Ms Geo met the
forces of Lieutenant Nasquez. who was
waiting between Mariel and Banes. His
story Is considered suspicious. and he
will be tried by court martial, The
prisoner complains that he was Ill
treated by the rebels.
The Queen Regent has sent dispa tch
to Captain General Weyler compliment
Ing him upon the result OF his cam
paign against the insurgents.
Advices from the province Of Pinar
Del RIO are TO the effect that eIal
Spanish battal!ons have penetrated to
the Interior of the hills there In places
that were considered lmpregnable by
the rebels. The insurgents had di:ap-
peared. so the troops burned the huts
that have been occupied by them. ~
number of horses and cattle were cap
tured.
The officers commanding in Pinar De.
Rio have no idea of the present locality
OF the rebels in that province.
Scouting parties have failed to learn
their whereabouts. but the militiry
profess to. believe that theli abandon
ment Of almOs. unassailable positions
Is proof Of the disorgan:zai!on that has
followed he death of Maceo.
Indications point To rebel parties hav.
ing entered the province of Matanzls.
Their trail: show The direction in which
they have gone and q Spanish column
is lOllOW.ng.
1t !s believed that a concentration is
Intended in Santa Clara province of
rebels from the East and West.
The Government says /, is watching
the movement and. so fai as can be
gathered from outside sources 1t is
doing little besides watching 10 prevent
the rebels from carrying out their
plans.
y colored woman named Francesca
Herrera ha been tried by court martial
here on charge of rebellion. The pros
ecutor asked thai she be sentenced TO
death. The sentence of the. court mar
tial. If 4, has been passed, has not been
made public.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18
a VICTORY FOR srrARKEY,
rbe Judgo Dissoivcs the Injunction
and Throws Case Out OF Court

san Francesca, Dec. 17.-Arguments
were begun in the Fi,zsmmons- Shar-
key case this morning. General Barnes.
counsel for the sailor. moved to dis
miss the Injunction on the ground that
there was no distinction between a
glove contest and II prize fight Attor-
neg Friedrich for Fitzsimmons asked
he court not to consider outside mat
ters. bat to decide according to the al
legations.
~ the conclusion Of the arguments
Judge Sanderson said this was the first
time the matter had been presented, the
former proceedings We're merely the
taking OF dispositions no distinction be-
ing made between a glove contest ana n
prize fight. He. therefore. dismissed the
injunction ana threw the case out of
court This is victory for Sharkey.
The suit was brought TO enjoin the
payment TO Sharkcy of the check for the
$4,000 purse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18
ronAcco rRu~r noycorrED.
Ey the American Federation OF I.n.
Dor luyrsii. Charges

Cincinnati. Dec. 1.-THE American
Federation Of Labor Convention today
endorsed boycott ON the goods of he
American Tobacco Trust. The conven-
zion adopted resolution providing for
an investigation Of rumors ard charges
that were being freely circulated in
heel lobbies and on The streets rejecting
on the officers OF tho Federation.
The rumoys ana cha ges were not spe-
Cited and after the convention adj
journed not delegate could be found
who would admit that he knew anything
about what they were
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18
vote oTS0uih Dakota.

Pierre. S. D.. Dec 1.-THE official can
vass of tho vote Of this S.a:e was com
pletcd tod ~. The Popuists get the
Governor A;to.ney-General and Raii-
road Commit sioner, and the Republi-
cans al the remaining Offices The Off
cial vote for Congress and the h!ghes
electors !: q follows:
For Congress Republican, Crawford.
1898; Gamble 4o.575 Populisi, Kelley.
4l,l?5: Know'e:. 1929
ectors-F3ryan. 1925; Mckinney.
4l,Gi2: Levering, 6G4.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18
THE GREAT MAGICIAN DEAD.
Hermann. the Modern Necromaneer.
Dies Suddenly.

Rochester, n, Y, Dec. 17.-Hermann.
the magician, who gave performance
here last night at the Lyceum Theatre.
died this morning at Great Valley while
en- route TO Bradford, Pa His body Is
now at Salamanca, n. Y. Hermann
was perfectly well when he took the
Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsbure train
here al 1880 this morning. AS the tra;i,
approached Great Valley, a few miles
this side of Salamanca, he suddenly es-
pired. The car containing his body was
switched off at Salamanca. IS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18
ti9n t in this district. No action was
BITTER RESOLUTIONS.

On motion, the chairman appointed
the following committees on resolutions
NJ essrs. l.. j. i. kcllnm. w H. Fair
less. John II. Waddy. Jordan Thon,p-
son and John r. Doles. This committee
presently returned the following:
Norfolk, Va. Dec. Il. 1896
To tho Republicans of the Second Con-
gressonal District:
Resolved. First, We. Republicans of
this district assembled in this city. hay
ing witnessed the Revolutionary action
of the state Republican Committee.
here assembled on this date. in refer
ence to the three members OF said COM
Peachy and George Pryor, from this
district. I'm unseating them. without
hearing any claim or argument i'm In :
Nor of their title to seats rs regularly
elected committeeman by the regular
Congressional District Convention. held
NJ Hampton on August 9Th. 1896. and
also recognized rs such by The Republl-
can National Committee in the reco:.-
nition OF their candidate. DR.. Il. A.
w ise. Tor Congress. and putting in
Ih3ir stead Messrs. H. l5. Nichols, j
j. bcNcr and James j. Mitchell. who re
fused to support the regular nominee,
ana openly opposed his election
rms action being so unprecedented
revolutionary and unjust, we feel that
II becomes our duty to emrha,lcally
Resolved. Second, That over IL OOo
inEai Republicans all OF whom stood by
their gums during the late campaign
III defense of their country. their rights
ana thc regular nominee of the purlv
can ana never will surrender their claim
Tor recognition 10 less than 500 dcscr-
ters
These resolutions were unanimously
adopted 80
WHERE HAS TT GONE?
The meeting was adjourned after n
lew remarks to the effect that the FIGHT
should he kept up 10 the bitter end.
ana that searching inquiry into
What became of the $4,000 campairn
lund sent into this State hy the Replib
lcan Campaign COMMITTEES
pne speaker said he had heard Il
stated that certain people could
Walk INTO headquaricrs and ask for and
receive any amount they wanted, hav-
lhE IL charged to their urivatc ac-
count. He did not know whether this
was true or not. but IL was his oplnion
that large portion of the money had
been used for private advancement,
Ihat Ii had put the opposition in no.
sition, though few in numbers, to nnht
and finally down Colonel Lambs friends
II was again suggested that mass
meetings be called all over the district,
which should call for another State Con,
Ncntion. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18
MEAGREtUntN NEWS.
GopSris fran, III" Trout are Exceed.
inei, source.

Havana. Dec. 1.-THE bulletins issued
ny tfe Government; to-day regarding en-
gagements Of the oops are un:mpor-
ilnt. y correspondent at Gunajay re-
ports ihat ,he forces under Major La
costa have captured Mosquito Beach,
Alfonso XIII. blt:al!on. The prisoner
says tha: he was forced to join Maceos
forces n Plnar Del Rio. He :epeat: the
story ,hat Msceo did no: cross the tro-
cha on land. but went by sea around
e:bo ncIthern END Cd II. After landing Ia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18
Marriage OF Mr.. j. coleman prox,o,

London, Dec. 17-Mrs. j Coleman
Drayion. daughter of Mrs William AS
tor wa: married In St Calumbia's
church this afternoon, TO Geo ge Haig.
a member OF the firm OF Ha!E Il Haig.
whlskey merchant: of London. TN
ceremony was performed by Rev. Don
aid Mcleod, u. D.. pastor of the church.
and one Of the Queens chaplains In the
National Church of Scotland
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18

Newest Discovery-Ext.T Teeth; no
pain. n. Y. ID. Rooms. Ennis, 162 Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18

The Duke of Marlborough is having
grounds for lawn billiards prepared az
Blenheim.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-18

On motion, the chairman appointed
the following committees on resolutions:
NJ essrs. l.. J. L. kclnm. w II. Fair
less. John r. Waddy. Jordan Thonip-
son and John r. Doles. This committee
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-01
West Fork Breezeiets.

West Fork farmers are making
good use Of the damp weather by way
of husking corn.
Frank Mace is hauling square tim
Der ON Milestone for Walter McMil.
Ian.
W. II. starcher is attending court
this week at Elizabeth.
7. T. Powell returned from New.
ton, Roane county, Sunday, where he
has been visiting his grandfather, who
is dangerously i'll.
Rev. Haynes is now engaged in a
protracted meeting at Arnoldsburg.
Much good is needed here and we
hope it will be accomplished.
Hon. Alfred f. Kenney returned
to the West Fork Sunday and to-day
CTuesday) was calling on Senator
Lockney, who is still far from being
well. However, we are glad to say,
he is able to get about his house by
the aid Of crutches.
A literary was organized at Ar.
noldsburg Friday night with Mrs. A.
r. Haymaker elected President.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents, on Spring creek, in
Roane county, Sunday, Mr.. Willie
Polling to Miss Simmons. Willie
is one Of Calhoun's honest and
upright sons, and the happy couple
have the best wishes of a host Of
friends.
Mr. Mcmillan will soon finish max.
ing square timber in this vicinity and
will ship several crews Of men to
Steer creek this week.
Andy ODoDnell took a fine lot Of
shaved hoops to Spencer markets
Tuesday
Sheriff Hartman was hustlinp
few Of the boys up on axes on Mill
stone recently.
Mr.. 0. w. Groves butchered a fine