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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-03-21
HELD Up THE PRxAcHxR.
Highvsymsz Rob Rev. O. @. Mailer We'd.
Assday Night.

Highvsymsu Rob Rev. O. O. MAILER wed.
nssdsy hight.
Last Wednesday Rev. G. G. Muller.
OF the Methodist church. visited Post
Falls for the purpose Of conducting
prayer meeting. While returning home
abouti0 o'clock in the evening two men
stepped out OF the brush at a point on
the road just northwest OF the post and
stopped his horse. One of the highway
men covered Rev. Muller With q reyo,-
yer and ordered him throw I'D his
hands and step out of the the buggy.
AS he was unarmed he complied with
the request. One Of the men searched
his pockets while the other looked after
the horse and kept him covered with
the revolver. They relieved Rev.
Muller of a silver watch, his purse con-
tanning 80 cents and pen-knife and
after satisfying themselves that he had
no other valuabies on bis person ordered
him to climb into the buggy and drive
on. He reached town and notified
Constable Bechtel. Together they re-
turned to the scene of the holdup, but
could iind no trace Of the men. Ono is
described AS man OF medium size.
light mustacbe and wearing a white
hat. The other wore black hat, short
dark mustache and rather heavy built.
They went at their work in a very
deliberate and cool manner, seeming to
be in no hurry and acted as though
they were old hands at the business.
Suspicion rests on certain parties who
have no visible means of support and
it is probable some arrests will soon be
made.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
fou may have The very article
Thai people dearly prize.
Bat hos afe they to know il
II YOU do not advertiser

Thai peoiie dearly prize.
Bat hos sfe they 10 know il
II You do not advertiser
DIR. Mcpherson, dentist, Caur d .Alene.
Capt Nesbitt visited Spokane las,
Monday.
Fresh garden seeds at the Idaho Mei.
camille Co.
W. Is. Mcfarland visited the county
sea. Thursday.
Hardware aud crockery at the Idaho
Mercantile Co.
Law Briefs and Pamphle, printing a
specially al the Press Office.
Sheriff Ryan and Deputy Sheriff liar.
MS were callers in town yesterday.
Fine line Of wall paper. also paints
and oils at the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Mrs. John A. Moore Is visiting her
friends. DR.. aud Mrs. Elmer, a; Wal:
lace.
Roscn bros. have completed a neat
sign for Guam & lledai, the furniture
dealers.
Auditor Bragaw. Deputy Ray and
Assessor ouaIles were callers in town
last evening.
Nerves, styles in ladies' sui,ings.
G!nghams, prints, etc, at the Idaho
Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Charles Hoffman and children.
of Spokane, are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs.
\. II. Palmeter.
The X. 7. dance which was 10 he held
next Monday night viii be postponed
until two weeks later.
Mn. Chas. Di,,emore is in charge Of
the Millinery department, at the Idaho
Mercantile Co.'S store.
Tha; stock o. millinery has arrived.
One hundred ladies' trimmed hats at
the Idaho Mercantile Co.
J. W. Wigge,t visited spokane Wed.
ncsday. He says that business in the
city seems TO be picking up.
John Lyons, one of the pioneers Of
the county is in town today shaking
hands with his many friends.
Lewis HEM, accompanied by his
mother, came up from Spokane Thurs
day to spend few days here with her
sons.
Cleveland bicycles. sioo: Wavsrly,
eos and ss5; Patec, $50 and $50. All
high grade. J. II. Bethel Can supply
You.
Rosen Bros. have secured the contract
to repaint the Episcopal church aud
the Hayden lake residence Of c. b.
King.
Our groceries are always fresh. Try
some OF that fine ham. breakfast bacon
and picnic ham at the Idaho Mercantile
Company.
Professor Lyon and family, who OK.
cupied Major Bisbee's house during the
winter. have returned to their place at
Mica Bay.
William Ashley, Jr.. county surveyor,
was caller In town yesterday. He has
been doing some public and private
work near Post Falls.
Infants wardrobe. 25cts. Complete
set Of all patterns used; full directions,
amount and kind OF material. Address
Patterns, Spokane. Wash,
Rev. A. b. Goddard, of Lerene,
Wash, arrived on Thursdays train and
will remain for some time. lie viii
preach at the Methodist hall Sunday
evening.
II you wish to subscribe for any of
the leading newspapers, magazines or
technical journals, either domestic or
foreign call ut this Office. We can
save you money.
Capt. {. A. Waters came up from
Spokane Wednesday, He is agent for
the sale of Chas. lloffman's patented
device FOR tightening the tires on We
hicles. II is a very complete piece Of
mechanism and very useful invention.
The captain has the state of Idaho for
sale,
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Still Retains His Record.

A private letter from Cenr dAlene
lodge, No. 80, informs US that the lodge
Is In fiourishing condition. They are
having applications for degrees every
meeting night and the team is doing ex-
ceiient work. II also informs us that
our old friend Rosen still retains his
record as cake eater. and has lately
added another victory 10 his list by
wrestling the championship belt from
Brother H. Van Etian.--Idaho Odd
Fellow.
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Notice is hereby given, that on the
sirst Tuesday in April, next, being the
9Th day of April, A. d., 1886, the annual
village election for the village Of Ceur
dAlene, kootenai county. Idaho, will
be held at the building known as tie
pavilion in said village for the purpose
OF eleciing FIVE trustees for said village
for the ensuing year, which election
shall be open at nine O'Clock in tie
morning, and will continue until seven
o'clock in the evening of the same day.
Dated this eth day of March, A. D.,
1896.
Ii. L. BANCROFT,
marla-2o Village Clerk.
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rvHuR p'ALENr ia a city Of In

NHuR D'ALENE In a city Of i.mo
population, beautifully situated on
be northern shore Of the famous C9ur
DAlenc lake, ~ miles cas-, Of Spokane
n . branch line Of the Northern Pacific
X Lines Of steamers make regular
Ikips from this city up the lake TO the
Aead Of navigation on the 81 Joe and
cnur d'Alcue rivers, connecting at Old
Mission with the railroad line into the
toid, silver and lead mines. Tho city Ia
me Of the most noted summer resorts
b the northwest, and Ia becoming more
popular each year. It's fishing, hunting.
Boating and bathing attractions are al.
Dost limitlcss. The finest L. $. mill.
)nry post In the west (rort Sherman)
md Its magnificent forest park rcserva-
Jon adjoin the city on the west The
ountry round aboat 10 made up of rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
y yellow pine, ilr, cedar and tamarac,
nd tho city 10 destined 10 become q
Manufacturing center for the products
y these woods. The business men and
|esidents are enterprising. and take
pride in making the place attractive.
There arc FIVE church organizations
Methodist, Presbyterian, Epis-
)cpal and Roman Catholic. The secret
orders are we'll represented by lodge
|ach Of Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights Or
Pythias, A. o. f., q. A. r.. and women's
Relief Corps. The city Is supplied with
lsctric lights. good water.works, an
)legant public school building, sash and
oor factory, two saw mills, two first
)lass hotels, bodybuilding yards, etc.
There are yet good opportunities b en-.
sage In lucrative business and In diver.
Di6ed farming. Manufactures are par.
desired, aud are offered extra
Inducements. The summers are TEN.
perate. with sufficient rainfall to insure
abundant crops, while the winters are
free from extreme cold. No better To-
ration for profitable investments or for
securing ideal homes can be found in
The northwest. There Ia always wei.
come here, among an excellent people,
In a beautiful region and an incompar.
.hle climate.
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Captured an Escaped Prisoner.

Sheriff Ryan and Deputy Sheriff Har-
ris made an important capture on
Tuesday. Last fall Thomas Elliott,
Jr, broke jail ut Collar. Wash. while
awaiting trial on the charge OF stealing
stock. II has been known for long
time that Elliott was in hiding near
Fish lake, north Of Rathdrum and the
officers have only been waiting for an
opportunity to recapture him. This
they succeeded in doing without much
trouble. The prisoner was taken to
Rathdrum and turned over to deputy
sheriff from Coifax.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-03-21
DsrIxps THE wssr. 3
senator Dubsis critieisss the Fresidenvs
I .sleW ..l Ad4lAal. - 49,.

Senator Dubois critieisss the Presidents
There Is still 4 great deal Of talk
among western men In Congress about
Mr.. Clevslsnd's speech Ut the Home
Missions rally. Senator Dubois. Of
Idaho said TO . Star reporter today:
"Mr. cleveland's address to the Pres
byterian Missions IL unseemly, In bad
taste and narrow minded. l was born,
raised and educated by Presbyterians
and have the greatest reverence for that
organization. They would do well to
eonfine their missionary iabors to the
state of New York, IL comparisons Of
needed fields OF labor are instituted.
-President Cleveland, as he desires to
DO called In this address, says that the
condition Of affairs In the west IL such,
owing to immortality, that these CON-
manities develop corrupt and unsafe
territories aud undesirable states
Where did he gain information? lie
has stadiously confined his labors and
recreations TO the extreme east and its
attractions. | will not criticise his
methods Of recreation or his labors,
not desiring to compete with him In
offensive language.
"our western people expect filings
from the New York press, and not heed
them, but when the President Of the
United States wilfully and ignorantly
sssails portions OF the country of which
he is the chosen representative. he
should have knowledge TO sustain him.
self. We do not agree with him In
politics, much less ia the manner In
which tho financial affairs OF the gov
eminent should be administered; but
this gives him no decent pretext TO
attack our morals.
1T would be well for Mr.. Cleveland
to glance nj the figures taken from the |
last census Of the United States, and
discover the relative morality OF the |
state from which he halls compared |
with those which he assaiis.
The proportion Of paapers in virtu. |
Gus New York TO those liz Idaho are |
according TO population rs tol.
There are sd,s.7 inmates of beneyo.
len, institutions Ia New York stale, |
while there is none in Idaho.
The proportion Of the population
belonging TO churches Is iargcs, tn New
Mexico OF any state in the Union: Utah |
ranks second and Arizona third. Men
York Is far from the head OF the list.
The wealth per capita In idaho is &c,
while in New York /, isei.
The number ofsehool children In
Idaho is much larger than In New York |
state In proportion 10 population
star.
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Harrison. Idaho.
Notice Of insolvency.

In the District Court Of the Fist Judicial Dis
trict Of the state Of Idaho. in and for Kooteuai
county.
In the matter Of Frank Bristow, an inso,veni
debtor.
Prank Bristcw, having filed in this court
his petition. schedule, and inventory In in
solvency, by which it appears that said Prank
Brtstow Is an insolvent debtor. the said Frank
Bristow is hereby declared 10 he irso,yent
The sheriff Of the county Of kootcnai, state of
Idaho. is hereby directed TO take possession OF
all the estate. real and personal, excep; the tools
Of his trade mentioned In the said insolyenl' 5
petition and schedule. which said tools are ex-
empt by law. and Of all his deeds, vouchers,
books Of account and papers, and TO keep the
same safely until the appointment Of an assignee
Of his estate
All persons are forbidden 10 nay any debts to
the said insolvent. OF 10 deliver any property
belonging to him OF 10 any person, firm or asso-
citation for his use.
The said debtor is hereby forbidden to trans
Ter or deliver any property until the further
order Of this court except as herein ordered
II is further ordered that all the creditors Of
said inso.vent debtor he and appear before the
Honorable A. L. MAYHEM, judge Of the distsic,
court Of the First Judicial District OF the state
Of Idaho in and for koetenai county, in open
court, at the courtroom Of said court in the town
Of RathdrUm, county Of koo:enai state of Idaho.
on the ao;h day of March, 1896, at 10 O'Clock a
m. OF that day, 10 prove their debts and choose
an assignee Of the estate 81 said insolreui debtor
!, is further ordered that this order he pub
iished in the Cjeur d'Aiene Press, a weekly
newspaper Of general circulation, published in
the town Of Ceur d'Alene, county Of Kootenai.
state Of Idaho. as often the said paper Is pub
lished before the said day set for the meeting Of
the creditors. And Il is further ordered that In
the meantime all proceedings agains, said inscl.
vent debtor be stayed.
Dated this sist day OF February. 1876.
MAYHEM, District Judge.
true copy Of the original order on file in my
office.
Attest my hand aud the seal Of said court, at
Rathdruni, Idaho, this cath day o, February. lssH
lsRAL EoBr. 5. BRAGAw.
MS Clerk
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At Ckrk p'ALKNH, InAp

LAM Vffith Al SNktk ID Ath>E, IpAHo.
Feb. II. 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make hnal proof In support of his claim. am, thai
said proof will he made before the Register and
Receiver at Crur dAlene. Idaho. ou Apyfl &.
lSR. VIZ; Thomas L. Costello for the y ", 4. =
h, a, Sec. is TIP. 80 y, X. 3W. B.M
lie names the following witnesses Ia prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ot,
said land, viz; John teynan. Patrick Flood,
William Miller, Edward Stanley, all Of Crur
d 'Alene, Idaho.
ANY person who desires 10 protest agains, the
Niowance OF such proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the rer,i.
lailons OF the Interior Departments why such
proof should not he allowed. viii I've given an
opportunity AT the above mentioned time and
place To cr,ss-eNanne the witnesses 81 said clai-
mant, and to Offer evidence in rcbuttai Of that
submitted by claimant.
JAMES GRAHAM.
"".Sca Register.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT ouuR D 'AlrSs Ip.l

fNNU VFfEN At OIVR y AIENE InAEO.
Feb. "a, lsa6
Notice is hereby given that the following
tanned settler has filed notice Of his Intention "a
make nnai proof in support OF his claim, aud
mat said proof will he made before the Register
AND Receiver al Occur Alene. Idaho, on Apltl
= lsS. wa; Henry kochat for the lot =, Sec -
L. Nv. u, NJ
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
coniinnous residence ulon and cultivation Of said
said land, viz Eugene Gay, Alfred Jacot Olof
tleVe. Alfred Richie all Of 81. Aaries Idaho
Any person who desires 10 protes. against the
substantial reason under The Law ana The r...
lation> Of the Interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed. will be given an
opportunity al the above mentioned time and
place 10 cross-eNamine the witnesses of said
claimant, and to offer evidence in rcbu,tal of
that submitted by claimant
JAMES GRAHAM,
ieo~S%t Register.
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4oBEkT. u. MCFARLAND,
Attorney 81 Law.
cdrR p-At.KNE. IDA
Gail fer rswn warrants.

Tuesday. Feb. Is. 1850. VIII pay the
following described warrants with In.
)sresi. Interest 10 cease from date.
GENERAL ruNp.
All warrants on the general fund
Da,ed $3.50. and all warrants Of the year
boi and 10 No. III inclusive.
ROAD rrSp
1 Warrants Nos ~ and In OF the year
esO and all warrants dated 1894 and
Db9s. Feb. 10. ikqs.
frbi5 10, &, A. prsArssrEr,
treasurer. Town Of Crur d Aicnc, Ida
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TN Monday. January -. 1880. I viii
NY all warrants issued on the redcmp.
llon fund and registered prior to July
d. is93
Ianisio FRANK q. lliLL.
Treasurer. kootcnat Co. Idaho.
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MARIE PERRIN.

fcr The lots 3, 6 :, Sec, is, lots, NFLN 4
"a Sec. II, Tp, "a Nv. n NJ
she names the following witnesses to prove he T
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz; Henry Rociat. Eugene GAY. OF
-. Mattcs; Alfred nucommun, Of Fl, sherman;
Almond ferrenoud. Of C9ur d'Aiene.
JAMES GRAHAM.
marataprls Register.
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KoorxNi LoDGE No. Z, KNIGHTS ov
STHiAs.-Meets In fraternity Hall
hursday evening Of each week.
isiting brothers are always welcoms.
Smith, Z. C., =. A. Shallis, X.
X. 4 g.. ga
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Sunday school. o,S5 a. m.
Morning prayer aud sermon, n .. N. !;
evening prayer aud sermon. 3 b. N.
~ odnrsxiay, htany at 30 p. ~, and
Friday Ut 4 p. M: choir practice. 81
m. evtning prayer and sermon every
Sunday In Post Chapel at p. n.
kev. J. c. Skottowc In charge.
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IkrHoDisr.--Sunday- school ut 10;
class Of .. IN. preaching II 7:30 r.
each Sunday. Prayer meeting, ThuEs.
day evenings at $50 p. N. u. q.
Muller, pastor.
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ossxRAL JAxss A. GARvssLD Ca,
Don, No. 40, Il. A. Il N. u, II. =. A.
eets In Sanders hall, Ceur d'Alene,
eho, every alternate Monday, at s
Block p. m. Commander, Henry Van
ltan; Adjutsnt. s. J. CLARK Quarter
aster. Thos. Norris. Visiting com.
ndes always welcome.
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Church Services.

lREsBYrERIAS- sunday school 10 a.
I'm. Morning service at II o'clock;
sevening service At 7:3O Wednesday
evening prayer meeting Mt 7:JO.
Il. l.. DEfFENBACGH,
Acting Pastor.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT C,EUR p'ALENK, Ip,uc,
NarCh II, ISIS.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
naintT settler has hied notice Of her intention 10
make maj rr,ot In support OF her claim, and that
said nroai viii he made before the Register AMI
Eccelyer at C9m d'Alene, Idaho. on April -,
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List OF iurymen.

The March term Of the district court
opens In Ra,hdrum mex, Monday. The
following !urymen have been selected
10 serve:
GRAND JURORS.
A. l.. Davis, Eugene Gay, ". 4.
Hart. John ferban. William A. iiaw
,hofne. u. kodcner. Green Cornelius,
Joseph Beelef. James II. Eckert, ".
:. Lancaster, u. Z. iismlnger. N. $.
Warren. John hosen. George l.. Sogie,
Charles J. Mcmillan. Chas. Graham.
John Gov anlock. George ". Dunn, I'd
ward Beniiy aud Frank II. Caldwell.
TRIAL JURORS.
Edwand II. Bradbury, Harry Bald.
win. W. II. Cable. X. fiizsimmons.
Rafus billiard, George ", Carey, WIN.
lam Hudson, William Thompson. W.
W. Doty. lsnais Wen. Albert T. futile,
James A. Fisher, Albert Curtis, John
". Royce. Jay II. Merritt. J. n. Jean.
not. John Russell. :. A. frear, T. S.
Newson. A. u. Reed. John T.. Dunn.
Edward Crockett. Robt short, NJ. A.
Hickey. G. H. Clayton. George A
Moody. J. Il. TROPHY. Eliss Abcrneihy.
George lIolton. Charles l.. Laheriy,
Gcorgc W. rease. Joseph Butler. John
W. Ralph. John Laxon. S G. White.
sylvester Nudge. Frank II. Little, 5. T..
whi,comb. S. L. Renfro aud Andrew
Christensen.
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ArHoLic.- Regular mass at II q IN.
hahday school, 2 p. m. vespcy at D
#p. m. Father Derker, pastor.
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pw1S McBEK.

pwiS McBEE.
h Attorney at Law.
. cErg p'ALgNE. IDAHO
o,ary Public.
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the ocst. simmons Liver Regulator is
the best spring medicine. II tell my
friends If they want to enjoy health and
happiness they ought to take simmons
Liver Regulator."-Ars. r. W. Smith,
Mcintosh Bluff, Ala.
Tony Bursei, Henry Kurz and Jol n
Hughes, members Of the Fourth infan-
try band at Fort sherman, deserted last
Wednesday night They were present
and furnished music for the dance and
have not been seen at the post since.
A number Of + company also departed
without permission Thursday. The
band boys took two violins and two
clarionets with them that belonged to
the government. There is a reward Of
s1o each offered for their arrest.
The surveyor general for Idaho ad.
vertised for bids to be received at his
Office in Boise City, up to and including
the Goth day of March, 1895, for the
survey of TIP. IS n. r. 4 and 8 W; TT.
90 n. II. 3. 4, 8, W.; TIP, 81 n, r.. AZ,
O, W: TIP. IS n. II. 9, 3, 4, s. w: Tt.
80 n. r. 3, 4, 8, 6. W.: TIP. GO n. II. 4, 8,
O. W, These lands are all in Kooteuai
county from Hope, Idaho. to the Wesh.
ington line. No bids will be considered
where the prices exceed $50 per mile
Tor subdivisional and connecting lines;
Ss3 for township and range lines, and
Ss5 for base, standard. meridian and
meander lines.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-05-14
The Klnswoos Normal.

The summer term of High School
opened here last week and the prospect
for success Is unusually catering
There are thirty students in attend
ance so far and others have written
that they would be here Twenty two
are out OF town students and from all
party of the county. about six out OF
the eight districts being represented
They are all nicely quartered in good
boarding places and we'll pleased with
the school aud town. Below is a list
of those enrolled so far: Nellie Flynn,
Minnie Murdock, Annie Craig. Nellie
Goodwin, Gertie Savage, Grace Savage,
Nora Evans, c. L. Danser, Bertus Mil
Ter. Frank Wilson, Thomas Elliott g.
II. Wilson, Waitman GARNER. Daniel
Dawson, Wayman McGinnis. Clifford
Davis, Harley Miller Ed. Englebart,
Frank Field. Clyde Watson. Arthur
Miller, Win Wotring, Adam Ridenour
Ed. Bergman, Rupert VicSery, Frank
Fortney, Clark Fortney, VIM. Salisbury,
Virgil Swearingen and Ray McMillen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-05-14

CORRESPONDENCE OF tho ArsaS
May, beautiful May
Top o. the ,mornin. TO you
L. w. Gibson was Mt Fairchanee this
week.
Here's to .sietors At the Urinary
Paw sNvaw.
Mrsld.w. Gibson Is Waiting AZ lion.
wood Pa, for a few days
Willie Gibson aud wife. OF piarah.
were visiting here last Sunday.
Geo. Galloway moved on A. II rate.s
farm and expects To run an experiment.
tai farm.
The Republicans elected two heavy
weights for coustablcs OF Pleasant
district
The taptizing at this place last Sun.
day was we'll attended, people coming
from n distance.
Col William Mckinley Mosser md
John Oliver Taylor are at Piedmont
operating n wcll machine
We noticed king. the lIruceton mer.
chant ON our streets last sunday. Also
Gel Hartman, of Valley Point
Several OF our young people attended
ihc bnptizing nv Sugar Valley last sun.
day. Among them we note NJ. H. Walls
o. Y. Shaw, BERT Hennessev, John
Graham. Il. w. and l. g. Gibson
PAssfN ScRfBBo