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THEIR RECORDS.
Brief Sketches of the Services Of
Various Commands.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE has In hand several
hundred requests for reg mental histories All such
requests will be scccdeG to III due time. although
those now received cannot be published for ut
least a year. owing TO lack OF space Numerous
sketches have already been pa olished and Of these
none be found room for a second time, until all
have been prntedl
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The Feather,

A National illustrated Monthly Magazine de-.
voted to Poultry. Pigeons, and Birds. Each
number is worth double the years subscription.
Tells how to make money with hens. Fifty
cents year. Sample copy free.
GEORGE E. HOWARD & Co.,
Central Power Station, Washington, ID. G.
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still Fighting the Same Foe.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: am well
pleased with the step you have taken in
politics. You are still fighting the butter
nut and gray. The good Lord be with
you till the end will be with you as long
as liye.-AsA Cook, Hunter, Ark.
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ALREADY ISSUED.

sT E oE THE ns & h a % s
haNGoLMs W asa , Gettysburg Address Second Inaugural
NO ~ he anna and oS Of the War of the Rebellion; PHYSIOLOGICAL
No PENSION sTATIsTcs-Num6er on the roll of each Glass; "
pendtures etc
No s. HISTORY OF SLAVERY THE UNITED STATES.
john Efforts stimulus the
in Emancipation
Ilusrat
No. g. PRESIDENT MONROE AND HIS DocTRlNE:.By
Text Doctrine and
velandsM Portrait, Map,
No. TO Double Number. COMMANDERS OF THE
STATES ARMYBy splendid
sketch of strength Of the Army at dates
M q THE STORY OF cUBA-By Andrews History of the
by
No. 10. THE LIFE OF MAJ. GEN. GEORGE y. THoMAS-
By
Cumerla wit
No. H. LIFE OF MAJ VIM. MekINLEy.-By John MGEloy
TO Be ISSUED.
No. IL. LIFE GEN. p. n. SHERIDAN.
OTHER NUMBERS OF GREHT INTEREST UlLL FoLLou
double number Is 10 cents Six Of tho
Address, Washington q
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Killed by the Picket.

w. H. Howard, Co. b, 5th Iowa, $50
Reaney street. st. Paul, MIMI, writes In
your paper of July %, in your sketch OF the
5th Iowa, you say Col. Worthington while
returning TO camp was killed by his own
men, Col. Wortbington was Officer of the
Day. He was making the grand rounds in
the night when he was killed by one of the
picket guard belonging to an Illinois regi.
ment. | remember the time very well, as
I was On guard that night"
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D. ]. Vasbinder, Seven Pines, Va, would
like to hear from some cOmrade IN south
west Missouri next the Arkansas line, or
from Oregon. Wishes to change climate for
health He was a member of Co. d, 105th
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Respectfully yours,
r. +. PRESTON.
Director of the Mint.

We had July last in actual circulation among
the people of the United States $l.59.7 200. as
stated by the report Of the Treasury Department,
" hich | will read:
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Nun COLLEGE REPUBLICANS.

Definite arrangements VIII De mace III "~
49, ,anh.rs Of the Executive Committee OF
,he American Republican College League regard
Ing details OF the campaign TO be conducted by
college representatives throughout the country for
Mckinley and Hobart. The plans Will be acted
upon at the National convention OF the League. to
be held In Milwaukee in the latter part OF this
month -, -. ,. 70 .
Perkins chairman OF the National Committee Of
the college clubs. and members OF the Executive
Con- mittee including l.. W. Mott and j. w. Per-
be presented to the Milwaukee convention. The
representation Of delegates and other details were
considered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
BRECKENRIDGE LEADS THE BOLT

eo,.>.,, ,,ox,,v nuvocp ,rs ~ xvxrr,,.z,v nt,
SUI -SloNEi Dr'hoNh>i' ~ MEN iDNni D>-
NOI-NCE THE CHICAGO PLATFORM
- .
Lexington, Ky, Aug 10 tSpeclaD.-Coone w. {. r.
Rreckinridge lmped out of the traces here this
,. 1,,, o,,a,,,. daoiar, h,,,so,f o,,,rs. ~
ai'er""oh anu "pei'' ue0idieu 'i"i'eh against '"S
Chicago PLATFORM its nominees and the nominees
of the Populiss II Is his first active particpa
T., oli,,os horo and tho ,raotiro tho, bo racavad
~ P " ~ ~ 7' - " -,
from the packed mousse IN "hich the county con-
yention was held indicates that he will be the NOM
tr 90 tho N,tiopaI De,nocrats for congross FROM,
i ~ ~ ~ " 80 I'm
TINS district. lie VIII nave no opposition. ana the
District Committee will declare him the nominee OF
,h or,,, ,,,hout tho forral,,v Of q convention or
Vic party "i'''"' N'o o' many u " WIN O0 VI
primary. The convention this afternoon was for
the purpose or selecting deleSaes to the State Con-
venton to be held at Louisville next Thursday
colonel Brecklnrldse was maue chairman Oh tne
Committee on Resolutlohs; lie drafted inc Is resort,
tons, which are more III the nature Oh an aontess
ana ne rea1 thls auu.es vi Sp' NJ IT. III NE
fnosl tucV,lSe Sa' a. i to . ,h oiI,r ra1
exposition OF Ile iaaCles Vi .ie tlee,siNSi 81 az
anu OiOh'i DIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
CAN'T EAT.

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teeth that will work as well
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If your teeth are irreg-
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offer until October, 1896.
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Use Or. Sheffield's Creme Dentifrice. For
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REPUBLICANS DECIDE TO INDORsE THE PoPuLIsT
TICKET WITH TWO EXCEPTIONS

KFPI BI@INANS TO I.NDVfNSF
TICKET WITH TWO EXCEPTIONS
Raleigh y. c.. Aug 1.-THE Republican State
Committee met here this morning A. Hoton pre-
siding and decided to ndorse all the Popuist
State nominees save w A. Guthrie for Governor.
and Hal" Aver, for Auditor. This step IL taken
to force a fusion which the Popusts really favor;
Resolutions indorsing Mckinley were adopted ana
signed by each member of the committee. Including
James II. Young who had boted for Bryan ana
Watson. Members OF the committee say they pc
lieye there will be three electoral tickets ana also
three tickets for Governor In the Held \ maloIity
OF the committee think Senator Butler was nshths
State fusion with the Republicans but say positive
ly that many Populist leaders ana msJor doya vi
the rank and nle favor IL. Republican headouar-
ters we're ordered established here lnniedihtey
with Patterson, Holton and tyanis IN G"al &c
bInntIon thus made against them one OF the
Republican objects is to split me topu m pat
east It's vote for Mckinley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16

General Lloyd Brice.
John +. Doyle.
Robert Maclay.
Thomas II. Downing.
Colonel William +. owens
James Byrne.
Theodore +. Quinby. De
troit:
Charles NJ. Swift. Detroit:
W. r. Shelby. Grand Rap
ids. Mich.
Peter White. Marquette
Mich:
W. B. Mershon. Saginaw
Mich.
Thomas J. Gsrgan. Boston
Henry &. Thacher. Boston
william Everett. Boston:
General +. T. Ferguson
Birmingham. Ala:
Myles Tierney.
Colonel A. n. De Freeze,
Eugene Kelly.
W. l.. Trenholm.
General Daniel T.. Sickles.
J. Il. Walsh. Chicago:
Frederic +. Olcott.
Henry Is. y. Stapler.
Arthur Turnbull,
James Lyons. Richmond
Va:
Louis wlndmtiller.
Edward WinslOw Paige.
Frederick o. Prince. Bos
ton:
jeremiah Dwyer. Detroit:
William l.. Cole,
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W. ". Gardiner. Rocklsnd.
II. W. Jansen. Staten lei.
and.
John J. Rooney.
A. Kennedy Child. Hartford.
George =. Gantx.
John c. Tomlinson.
George Alpers,
w. q. McAdoo. jr..
Daniel Lord.
Cameron Currie. Detroit;
Samuel T. Douglas. D.
troit:
J. n. Lawrence. Grand Rap
ids. Mich:
c. T. pailthorp. Petoskey,
Mich:
:. X. Hamilton. Boston:
Charles Francis Adams u,
Boston:
Sigourney Butler. Boston,
James -. johnson.
Henry II. sherman.
John du FATS,
Colonel John T. Agnew.
Thomas Barrett.
Edward J. II. Tamsen,
X. y. Cooper.
Clark Williams.
". =. Dimock.
y Mathews. jr.. Boston:
Holman G. Ney. RocklanA
Me.
Joseph j. Little.
Spencer Trask.
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES ON TUESDAY.
FOUR SETS OF DELEGATES To BE VOTED FOR N
THE ELECTION DISTRICTS.

THE ELECTION DISTRICTS.
Republican primaries Will be held In all Of the
election districts OF this city Tuesday even-
ing. and each primary four sets OF delegates WIN
be elected. one OF delegates will attend an A.
semblv District Convention to elect delegates to the
Republican State Convention Another SET VIII AZ
tend similar convention to elect delegates 70 VI
Re,,ublican County Convention. Another set VIII
attend a third Assembly District SohVen.lvm NV ~
nominate a Republican candidate for Assemcy
man The fourth OF delegates elected a. sns
ndraries will attend Congress Distric' |o"''~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
EAGER TO HEAR COCHRAN.
THE PRESSURE FOR TICKETS 60 THE
MADISON SQUARE MEETING.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR Observation-Disclosures
AND MUsIC-ADDIrIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS.
President John Byrne OF the Democratic Honest
Money League announced last evening that the
eagerness of the public to hear W. Bourke Cock
rams speech in the Madison Square Garden next
Tuesday evening had been shown by appeals for
tickets for seats the number OF thousands beyond
the seating capacity of the garden. At the outset
the Committee Of Arrangements sent a large num-
Der Of tickets to clubs which had applied for them.
and yesterday the clubs requested to return
all that not needed. In view OF the extraor-
binary appeals for tickets, the committee last even
ing announced the following rules to be observed By
the holders OF tickets:
Holders Of floor and admission tickets will enter
through the Twenty sixth-st door This door will
be opened at o'clock.
through the Madison-ave. door. This door will be
Holders OF platform and press tickets will enter
through the Twenty -seyenth-st door. This door
will be opened at O'Clock
The special Brooklyn delegation will enter through
the door at Twenty-seventh-st. and Fourth-ave.
notice to Be given by one OF the INN to the
All reserve on seats will be declared of at slb.
and the seats then uncccupied will be thrown open
to the public.
Four hundred tickets for the meeting at which
Mr.. Cochran will speak have been secured for
members of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange.
At Chicago Mr.. Bryan allowed three red flags to
before him without protest. AT his Madison
Square Garden meeting there marked alb
sence of bunting. Only two small American flags
the floor. Not single National or
patriotic air played by the band. At next
Tuesday evenings meeting the Garden will be law
ishly decorated with the Stars and Stripes. and to
every person present will be handed American
flag. The band will play nothing but National and
patriotic airs. double quartet will be present to
lead in magnificent chorus Of The Star Spangled
Banner and MY Country. It's of Thee" When
10000 voices unite in these grand anthems. while
1900 flags nutter all the house. the effect pro-
duced will be inspiring
Frederick o. Prince. OF Boston In accepting the
place OF vice president Of the meeting. wrote to
the committee:
AS | am utterly opposed to the "Anarchisuo
principles OF the Chicago platform and I'm full
sympathy with the objects and purposes OF the
Democratic Honest Money League shall be
pleased to serve OF the vice presldents OF
the meeting TO be held Madison Square Garden
on Tuesday. August IS. | am glad TO know that
the cause will be advocated by Mr.. Cochran as his
eloauence will make the occasion memorable and
convince all who open TO conviction that he
represents truth. honesty and patriotism.
The sound-m money who yesterday accepted
positions as vice-presidents for the meeting are me
following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16

All these forms Of money have been maintained
by the Government at par with gold and they
travel the circle of the world without dirnnuion
of their purchasing power. Though silver bullion
has fallen to nearly one-half its former value yet
have used II and maintained silver coin made
from il parity with gold at the ratio of 16 TO l.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-12
SUPREME COURT.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
Charleston. w. Va. April 1.-THE
Supreme Court to-day disposed OF the
following cases:
Miller VS.. Hare. from Wood county;
appeal and supersodeas allowed; bond
5000.
Boggs VS.. Stump. from Gilmer coun-
ty; petition for writ Of error refused,
Lewis vs.. Bean from Randolph cOun-
ty; appeal refused
Gardner VS.. Lyon, executor, etc,
from Harrison county; writ Of error re-
fused
Mcneil vs.. Mcneil party, from Har-
dy county; appeal and supersedeas al
lowed; bond 5000
Sweetland Bros VS.. Porter from Lin
coin county; writ Of error allowed; bond
5000.
Wallis VS.. Neale, from Mason county;
appeal allowed; bond, $780,
Pancake & Co VS.. George Campbell &
Co.. from Hampshire county; writ Of
error and supersedeas allowed; bond,
81. 400
Grim VS. Holesberry. from Barbour
county; writ Of error and supersedeas
allowed; bond. $500.
State Of West Virginia vs.. r. L. Low
~. from Ohio county; opinion by Dent.
judgment of Circuit Court reversed and
cause rcmanded for new trial
Board of Education OF Glade district
Of Webster county VS.. II. w. RAIDER ct
al; opinion by Dent, judgment of the
Circuit Court reversed and case dis
missed
Fisher VS.. w. Va. & p. R. r. Co.,
from Lewis county; opinion by English.
Judgment of Circuit Court reversed and
case remanded; Judge Holt dissenting.
Liner VS.. the Traders Co., from Har-
rison county; writ Of error and super
sedeas allowed; bond. $1,000.
Boon Us. West, from Gilmer county;
petition for writ of error refused.
Parkersburg Industrial Co. VS.. Shultz
ct al, from Wood county; writ Of error
and supersedeas allowed; bond, $500
Burns Bros. & Hoffman VS.. Haynes.
from Lewis county; appeal and super
sedeas allowed; bond. $500
Pifer VS. Brown, from Upshur county;
appeal and supersedeas allowed; bond,
$500
Willis & Stout VS.. Slocum ct al. from
Harrison county: appeal and superse-
IDEAS allowed; bond, $4,000.
Adjourned until Friday May l. at
which time the term will end. In the
meantime petitions for rehearings may
be presented and mandates i'm cases de-
cided at this term may De had by filing
in the clerk Office the written consent
Of parties or their attorneys.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-12
CLARKsBURG.


Clarkshurg. W. Va, April 11.-This
county is a hot-bed Of candidates. Near
~ everybody wants Office. Thirty-s5v-
en- offer to asses the taxes Of this coun-
Jy IN g manner satisfactory 10 all.
There has been a very successful
meeting az Union Cr5ek the past few
DAYS, under Rev. McKeeves, Of the
Methodist Protestant Church. There
have been 80 conversions.
The twenty ghth Of this month will
be big day here. The encampment Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, and
meeting Of the Sons Of Veterans; the
annual meeting Of the State Board OF
Health, and last but not least, Bunalo
Bills great show.
A cut will be made through the hill,
whore the tunnel fell in few days ago
on the West Virginia and PittsbuTg
Railroad.
Is is said that J. B. Supler talks Of
going into the hotel business.
Among Clarksburg people who are
vitising fro home are: Miss Daisy
Harrison, al Fairmont; Miss Geneive
Basel at Parkersburg Col. and Mrs.
Henry Raymond, az Parkersburg; Hon.
Jno. Basel and c. ". Hart at Wheel
ing j. r. Adams, ESQ. al Lubbock, w.
Va; Rev. d O'COnnor, az ParkersbuTg.
Distinguished persons In the city
are. Gov W. A M9cCorkle; c. c. linn,
of San Diego Cal; Hon. Lewis Bennett,
of Weston; S W. Langfit. J. E. Keyssr
and ]. F. TralnOr, Of West Union; c. B.
Chides,er. Of Weston; Delmond Neeley,
of SmiJhton: =. d. Steel. Of Fairmolt;
p II. Bennett of Weston; D. S Wade,
of Morgantown; Sprigg Camden. of
Parksrsburg; Fred T. Martin, Of Fair
mont; G. NJ. Fleming, Of Buchannon;
j. Bland Brannon, OF WeSto; Dr. A
KuEsh Of Weston. Miss Meigs Jackson,
OF Parkersburg; Mrs. Annie Shelton. of
Clay C.. H., and Jacob KOblegard, Of
Weston
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-12
sARDIs.


Sardis, O., April 11.-Prof. R. H.
Walton. Of Grandview. was calling on
friends in town last Sunday.
John GOOdlOw made a business trip TO
Wheeling last Wednesday,
Miss Kide Dun was visiting relatives
at Baresville a few days this week.
Miss Ida link. who has been visiting
friends and relatives at Buckhlll, o.,
returned home Tuesday evening,
Louie Urpman, of Darlington, was in
town Wednesday.
a. c. Ve,l.r was at Sistersville Thurs
day.
J. N. Goodwin made a pleasure trip
on the new steamer Evansville, to New
port. Wednesday.
Mrs Eugene Dunn, Of Sistersville,
was the guest Of relatives in town
Thursday
Mrs Thos Martin was shopping al
New Martinsvile Tuesday
Miss Emma StOehr who has been
quite III for q number of weeks is get
ting better.
Miss May Hartman is the guest of
Wheeling friends this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-12
WASHINGTON.


Washington. Pa. April n.-Mrs. NJ.
quite in of bilious fever
Six persons united with the Christian
Church Sunday.
Prof George B. McCutcheon. Of the
Washington and Jefferson College.
spent the Easter vacation at Cam
bridgeboro.
Rev. "A. ". Chamberlain, Of Irvington
Ind viii preach al the Christian
Church tomorrow morning and even
ing
George r. Wallace. Of Pitts5urg will
addresses the Y. NJ. c. a. meeting this
afternoon his subject being Agrees
i've Christian Manhood and the Associa-
ton.
Miss Curtis Harsha returned to Pitts
burg Monday. after a visit with her
mother Mrs. Jane Harsha of Wade
avenue.
w, c. King. Of the National Bank OF
Claysville. vas a Washington visitor
Tuesday
Rev. w E. Howard Of West Union,
Greene county. was visiting in town on
Tuesday
Miss Katherine Dennison. Of Clays-
vile. spend Monday here as the guest
@, her friend. Miss Emma Naser.
Dr. Moore S. NcKennar and wife
were visitors for q few days at The
home O. Dr. McKennan's mother on
East Maiden street.
Gideon Chapman and daughter. Mrs.
George Williams, OF Eas- Wheeling
street. left Monday for Los Angeles.
Gala.
Surveyors are drawing lines and
making surveys for the new park at
Iv'sri9le.
Ellis st. Treat who graduated from
-co Pennsylvania College Of Dental
Snrccrv. Philadelphia. has returned TO
his home on East Beau street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-12
GRAFTON

Grafton. w. Va, April 11.-Hou.
Isaac Y. Johnson. was here this week.
Hon. John j. Davis. Of Ciarksburg,
was here this week
Misses Cora Donley and Maude Nc
I-i,kers. of MOrgantOwn. were here at
the marriage of Miss Mary Hamilton.
10 Nr. ID. o. LOrgeuL Thursday even
Granville n. Chidester, Of Weston.
was here Thursday
: G. Yoke of Fairm0nt. was here
Friday.
MT. Clark Hamilton and wife. of
Wbeeling. were here Thursday 20 at
+end the Hamltou-Lorgent Wedding.
Hon. Charles F. Teter. % Phllippi.
was here this week.
Miss Maud Sheats. Of Buckhannon.
Seminary, spent Sunday with her par
snts
here.
nington. visited Dr. Warden Sunday.
Ex-Governor Fleming was here Fri
Hon. VIM. NJ D. Dawson, Of King
wood was here Friday.
AIRS ID. T. Martin visited at Fair
nnont during the week
Mr.. Writ Wood. Of Wheeling. was in
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STEUBENVILE

Seubeuville o.. April 1.-THE alum
p Of ST. Peters school held a very en-
josl5le banquet and ball in Garrett
Hall Wednesday evening. Very Rev.
Dean Har,nedy acted as POSTMASTER
end toas-s were responded to by L. 2.
Fitzpatrick. J. 2. Barrett. j. D. COnnOr.
j. s. Keane. J. 3. TAFT, W s. Moran. j.
H. German A. A. Grauten. j. A. Kane.
john McSwiggen. J. J. Daugherty and
Father Synan. Officers for the COM
ing wear were elected
Rev. G. w Hinkle banqueted the
choir boys and a few friends at the I'M
perial Hotel on Wednesday evening.
Speeches were made by Rev. Hinkle. J.
B. Doyla II. B. Grier and J. p. Means.
VIII Miller. a popular young glass
blower. was married Wednesday even
ing to Miss Elizabeth Floto by Rev.
Cook.
A. j. Phipps. Of Norfolk Va. was the
guest Of William HiDsley this week.
Mrs. Charles Dougherty and son have
gone TO Old Point Comfort, Va.
George N. Rodgers and bride, and
Charles NJ. Sharp and bride are visiting
their parents in this city.
Mrs. John W. Trainer Is visiting in
Alliance
Miss Helen MCGOWAN entertained
about twenty OF her young friends
Tuesday evening
Bart Guyder, clerk of the city Board
OF Elections. banQustted the members
and a few politicians on Monday even
ing
Bee Huscroft has gone to Milwaukee
20 take a lucrative position.
Ed. Brinkman has resigned as clerk
at the United States Hotel to go to Gin
cinnati and EnOs Moon takes his
place
William May is here from Toledo to
stay for good as he has sold out his
business i'm the Maumee Capital
VIII Hartford has resigned at Beall
& Steele's drug store 10 go into the
grocery business. Harry KellS takes
his place and George Borden takes Mr..
Kells' place at JOhnson's drug store.
Mrs. Jenness Miller lectured 10 a
large audience Of ladies on Wednesday
evening in the City Opera House.
Edward Mears has found Masonic
papers granted his uncle. Robert Mears.
in Ireland IN 1889. and he viii preserve
the relics.
Miss Mary Erskine entertained the
y L. NJ s of the T.. P. Church Satur-
day evening. and the Senior Ladies' Mis-
siOnary Society held a thank Offering
and social in the church on Wednesday
evening
Col Whaley. superintendent Of the
local branch Of the Metropolitan In
surance Company, has removed to
Savannah. Ga. Before leaving the Of
fee employees and agents presented
him with a handsome clock.
Miss Mary Wright. Of Pittsburg. who
has been a guest Of Miss Clara Henry
and the Misses Steele. has returned
home.
WIN KEYS is here on a visit from
West Liberty. W. Va
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