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Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

IT o. o. F-KINGMAN LODGE, NO. 7.- IL Meets every Wednesday niget in fht Courthouse at 720 o'clock Visiting brothert
 invited. E. b. SMITH N G. A. VERMEHR. Sec.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

O. c. T.-KINGMAN LODGE, NO. 22 |. meets every Thursdsy evening in N. K Church at 800 o'clock. Visiting member cordially invited.
 ... J.w. EMERSON, c. T. M. A. SAWYER, B.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

IoHN M. MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT LAW Kinsman. Ariz. Distriot Attorney of Mo have County. ....
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

GRAND CAEYoN-Leayes Peach sprlngl 0daily. II. 5. KENYON.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

E , STANFORD, Attorney at Law. VIII prsc r .tice iu all Courts of the Territory. Mfuini Litigation. kingman and Needles. Cal King mau office, Room l. Commercial Hotel
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08
Stage Lines.

ASsoS II SMITH
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08
Secret Societies.

OF P.-wEsTERE LODGE. NO. l2 n. meets every Tuesday evening in tn, Lake Hall at 500 o'clock. Visiting brothers fl good standing, cordially invited
 SAM wITHEss. c. c. C. B. PARKER, K. of R. and s.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

[ 0UISE L. GRAHAM, N. D..
 - Physician eno Surgeon. OFFICE on Pine st, Kipgman, Arizona, two doors east of Courthouse. on south tide.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

rEOAR-stage leaves Blackberry every
 FRED CARBON.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

E M. SANFORD, ATTORNEY AT LAW L. PREsCoTr, ARIZONA,
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FREE PILLS.

Send your address to III. f. Buck.
len ~ Co., Chicago. AMI get free
sample box of DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. A trial will convince you of
their merits. These pills are easy i'm
action and are particularly effective
IN the cure Of Constipation and Sick
Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have proved invalua
bic. They are guaranteed to he per
rectly free from every delcterious
Substance and tn he purely vegetable.
They do not weaken 10y their action.
but by giving tone to stomach aud
bowels greatly invigorate the sys
TEN. Regular size 25c. per box.
Sold 10y a. +. IIargrave.
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~. Undoubtedly few voters TODD
by the party purely for the sake OF
regularity. bat there was M effort ma
The campaign Ia use tho patty Ia h.
Mr.. Bryan frankly declared that ha
hnf no 81 aim ON any man who did not
believe thut his election would pro
mote the Interest, of tho country and
advised all such to vote their seuti
ront, regardless OF party. There l.,
every reason TO boleive that the
great majority OF them took him at
his word, aud { 1ere are ont very mnny
Democrats who voted for BRYAN
that are ready to affiliate with the
indianapolis crowd. Evidently Mr..
Cleveland does not yet realize tho
tx ent Of the awakening OF the PEG
pie, II the radio a element that ho
wants TO get rid of goes To- the Popu.
lists, as he predicts, there will be
but very little of the Democratic par
ty left.-Roauoko World.
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YOUR BOY WON'T LIVE A
MONTH.

So Mr. Gilman Brown, Of 81 Mill
ST.. South Gardner, Mass, was told
by the doctors. His son had Lung
trouble, following Typhoid Malaria,
and he spent three hundred and sew
enty five dollars with doctors, who
finally gave him up, saying: "Your
boy won't live month" He tired
DIR. Kings New Discovery and few
bottles restored him to health and
enabled him to 60 to work q perfect
ly wei man. He says he owes his
present good health 10 DR. Kings
New Discovery; and knows it to be
the best in the world for Lung trou
bic. Trial bottles free ut A. +. Har
graves Drug Store.
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Mss BAILEY's Room,
COMPETITION WIN JAPA-
NESE.
Their Silver Basis GiYes an Nd
vantage Tariff Cant Remove.

Portland Oregonian, Gold, Rep
A short time ago Mr.. ID. =. Thomp-
sou, of Portland, Minister to Turkey
under President Harrison, arrived
in San Francisco. aud in tie course
of an interview gave his views con
ceruing the Development of Japan
and the probability of Japanese com.
petition with the Unite.! States.
He showed that there had beon
great improvement in the japanese
empire, and in general his testimony
was in the line with that of other
travellers in that country, who say
that Japanese have exhibited great
industrial skill and that the devel-
openent of manufacturing has been
remarkable, He takes the position
however. that our protection against
japanese competition depends entire
ly upon the maintenance OF a tariff.
lie claims that in the absence of a
protective tariff our markets would
he invaded. de therefore reioices
in McKinley's sfectioD, believing
that had Bryan been elected a free
trade policy would be adopted.
sIr. Thompson is right IN condemn
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Cedar Bluff. va.

During recent visit throngh Rus
sell and T@zewell counties We 81 emf
night among frienis at Cedar Blaff.
After Doubtful supper at the hon e
OF Dive were enjoying the com.
forts OF good company and good Gig
airs when strains ofsweet music FROM
the violin and banjo fell upon ear
drums An investigation developed
the fact a goodly number of CedM
Bluff 5 people beaded by the local
shing baud were out serenading In,
family With whom we stopped. The
music was rare treat as well as the
opportunity of meeting again with
acquan'ances made during tho cam
paign. The next morning we visited
the rev Masonic and school building
which had just been completed there
by w. l., Fields and A. NJ Stinson.
contractors. 1t is ono Of the best
finished buildings we have seen in n
long time. from the foundation up
to tue roof it showed excellent an
chitectural skill and careful labor.
The Masonic Hall in the upper stor,
is not out-classed by cities even
The now roller mill there which
stands on the ground OF our friend
McNeils old furniture factory is a
beauty. II was built and was 1 wued
by II gginbotaam and Gillespie, and
Is one OF the smoothest running mills
we were ever in. The machinery il
perfect, the capacity so barrels aud
the miller, j II Kirby, of Roanoke.
is one of the oest in the South. This
mill does fine business and amonr
other brands il has one brand called
"Free Silver"
The Cedar Bluff people will always
have a warm place in the heart of
the writer for many reasons. They
are hospitable, thrifty aud made n
Democratic gain III the late election
--Bristol Times.
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Honor Roll of Attendance of
farewell High School.

The third month closed Nov. 9th
with the following in attendance ev.
cry day.
PP:NcIPN's Room.
HuttcL Bali, Ross Baylor. Austin
Blew, Robert Crockett, Lena Alex
auder, Nellie Cooiey, Blanche Lewis,
Allie, Willard. Maggie Peery. Bessie
Cooley and Lula Stephenson.
MISS HApDY's Room.
Masters Fred Kitts, Bert Rathn.
Charlie Steele. Earl Thompson, Roy
Thompson, Thomas Waldron, Char
lie Belew. Misses Mary Cooley
Bessie David son, Mamie leslie,
Blanche Mcleod, Mollie Peery, Nan
ME Peery, julia Peudleton, Ella
Rich dson.
Miss BowEN's I;ooM
John Alexnuder, Frank Below
George Brown, Thomas Keesec
Will keesee. Bowen Rat!iif, Lou
Boothe, Gussie Brown, Cora keesoo
Susie Leslie, Mary Miller. Lucy Nc
Clintock, Cecille Stuart, josie Tay
lor, Kate Waldron.
Miss BALEY's Room,
Eugene Thompson, Frank Lewis
Chapman Belew, Henry Steele, Tin
Azberry, Walter Rntliff, Lottie Craw
ford, Ellie Caudill, Alpha Miller
Kate Kindrick.
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The New York Ledger.
AMERICAS GREATEST STORY
PAPER.

Always publishes the best and
most interesting short stories s, serial
stories and special articles that can
be procured. regardless of expense.
The latest fashions notes and pat
terms cau be found every week on
the Woman's World Page. There is
always something in the New York
Ledger that will interest every mem
Der Of the family, 20 pages -price
. cents. For sale in this town by
Joshua Landon, Agent. who hae q
supply of free sample copies on
band,
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BAYLOR & HARTMAN.

ing free trade, but he IL wrong in
thinking that through the election OF
Mr.. Mckinley this country had made
snr' OF protection against japanese
competition. The very contrary is
true. The chief danger of competi.
tion from Japan grows out of the
diilerarcJ in price between silver
and gold. This difference Himulates
manufacturing among the japanese
where the silver standing prevails.
and puts "A premium ON the iulpor
'atiou OF japanese goods into this
country, where the gold standard
prevails. This stimulous TO imports
froW japan is stronger than any
tariff wall thut could be erected. Let
as stand by the tariff AZ firmly as we
may. We shall not keep out japanese
manufactured products if we main
tain the gold standard.
This is the old question presented
10y competition of the Orient with
the Occidout. 1t is the competition
of countries working under silver
standard with countries working un
der IA gold standard. There is dan
ger i'll IL TO the producing classes oi
the Occident aud danger also 10 o.
cilehtal civilizations. Power and
dominion follow industry. and il in
the future the Orient shall prevail in
ia the industries Of the world. it will
prevail also i'll politics aud civiliza
ton. This is the yellow specteI
which Republicans during the late
campaign ridiculed, but which vii
not down. 1t will come TO haunt
the manufacturing nations Of tn,
Western world until ut last it forces
them TO abandon the gold standard
aud thereby restore parity between
the two money metals. Unless tbii
parity is restored there will be {
premium on Oriental industry to Tia,
depression aud maybe the ruin o
the industries Of the West.
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staple aud fancy groceries at PeerN
& Dodd'S.
Cne night recently Mr.. Thomas
Jones, near MorriSville. Fauquier
county, had his harm. four horses.
lot OF nrOvender. and all his farm
ing implements, harness, and n
quantity OF grain destroyed by fire.
The services being held at the
Presbyterian church closed Sunday
morning last.
.Mr. Bailey. who conducted the
services made many friends dur
log bis short stay incur Gown. aud
we nope he will pay us another
visit soon.
We cordially invite everyone
to come and inspect our large
assortment of holiday goods
now on display.
PEERY & DODD.
A st. Louis Dispatch says that
on account Of the high price OF
wheat the LEGAL -four market is an
settled and number of the larger
mills have closed. while a majority
of the remainder are running on
half time.
William Steinway. the great pia
no manufactures of New York CITY.
who was thought TO be on the road
10 recovery from his recent attack
OF typhoid fever, suffered II relapse
and died first OF the week.
Miss May Mustard and Mr. Hen
ry Bowen were married az the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w G. Mustard. near Wit
tens Mills, Wednesday, A large
crowd Of invited guest were pres
ent. The Young compile left on the
evening train Tor trip to the cas-
tern cities.
You can't miss it to buy one of
those new clocks for an MAS pres.
emit for your wife at Pobst & Wingo's.
Charlie Mitchell writes from Roa.
noke to Norfolk that the Virginia
League is To be reorganiZed and
that possibly North Carolina cities
may he taken in the circuit. At
amy rate Roanoke will be in it nn
der the management of Mitchell.
Mr.. f.. w. Long, brother Of our
townsman, MIR. Chas Long, aud
step brother Of Mr. V. L. Sexton.
died at Vanderbilt University.
Nashville, Tenn, last week, of "
phoid fever Mr. Long was %
years of age and had almost com
pleted the medical course i'm the
above uamed University.
Fine silver ware and china ware
at Eeery ~ DOdd'S suitable for
wedding presents and holiday Gifts.
Thirty one thousand tons of coal
were shipped from Lamhert'S Point
last week and 1,552S2l tons have
been shipped since the first of Jan
uary. The coal traffic has been
larger at Lamhert's Point this year
than ever before, and seems To he
steadily growing. keeping "a large
fleet OF vessels and barges at the
piers.
Mr. john Starke, of Richmond.
who holds lieutenant's commits
sion in the Cuban army. is engaged
IN recrGiting soldiers in that city.
The State Sal, $ he has secured 800
Young men who are ready To follow
him when the word is given that
the CnhanS have been recognized
AS belligerents by the United States.
Oar devil says Pobst & Wingo has
more candy than he ever saw in the
place. All fresh.
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4 Sad Death.

Mrs. w. g. Young, wife Of Onr
townSman, Mr.. w G.. Young, died
at her residence on mann street
Monday morning at 3 o'clock. Her
death is sad stroke to her hus.
land aud family as she leaves three
little children behind her, one of
them being but 1, week old.
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BuCKLEN,s ARNIcA SAVE.

The Best SALvE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. letter, Chappei
Hands, Chilblains. Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or none , refunded. Price % cents
per box For sac A f. Har
grave.
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Mr.. Cleveland is still deluded as
to the Democratic sentiment in the
country. He thinks great many
people voted for Mr. Bryan for the
sake of regularity, a great many
more than most people imagine. 1t
is to these and those who voted for
Palmer and Mckinley; that he looks
for the future Of the Democratic par
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MADE DRESS SUITS.

Oar assortment OF dress suits is Il matter of pride with
us Our selections made with the greatest from the
largest and most reliable manufacturers in the east and We
are nole 10 offer these suits ut astOnshngly low prices
quality and sty lie considered These suits it the form GRACE
FULLY arc elegantly made and trimmed and are guaranteed
to give the satisfaction do things made to your or
der Tor III tins line pationze only the very ana
most reliable makers who employ the best artists and de-
sgDeS and who stake their reputation every suit they
sell We also offer splendid line of unusual sizes for tall
men ana stout men 10 which call your attention
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gsENS 0MV Bows BOOTS AND SN0ES,

We are giving good deal Of utcno 90 this department
and handle only the most reliable makes Our fine goods
are made TO order and guarantee every pair OF them II
not found rs represented return them and set pair
free.
Oar tine of Rubber goods Che best to be found ON the
market Macntoshcs, Double eXturc from S. 25 to $500
Fish Brand Slickes. 81. 90 to $500 The latter rid
ing coat that we Guaranteed be ABSOLUTELY wATtRrRooF
a full line of Trunks Nascs. etc
DoHT forget tk any article bo,ohf Or stare nat is nat
entirety sticty anu seyrc sne cum be returned ion.
c.rchan 6e y0rr noncD b1ck.
BAYLOR & HARTMAN.
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Complainant,

ry HARRISON, deceased,
Complainant,
VS.. In Chancesy.
5. : +. Hartman, administrator OF J.
Howe Sayers. deoeased, John w.
Crockett, Sheriff of Tazewcll coun.
~. aud as such administrators Of
Reuben Sayers. deceased, Leiie
Dunn and 4. G. Dunn, her hus
band, Ella Coleman and Robert
Coleman, her uSband. Mata,uer
Conner. Lillian Conner, Maggie Co
mer, MOliie Conner. Mamie Conner.
Howe Sayers Deadricks and Fila
PendergraSt and - Pendergrast,
her husband. Defendants
The parties To tbs above mention
ed canSe are hereby notified that |
have fxed upon the 9Th day OF De
cember. 1896, as the time, and my
Office at Tazeweil, Va as the place.
for executing the decree rendered by
the Circuit Court OF Tazewell county
at the November term, 1880, direct.
lug me to state and settle the ae
counts between the complainant ard
j Howe Savers, Chen living aud de
fendaut in suit above mentioned) de-
ceased. Also to execute the 3ecrees
Of said court rendered at December
term. 1892, and August ts.rn'. 1856.
in said cause, recoiDmituuo report
fled under the decree CT Novfaiber
tern, 1892. At which time and pl, 90
thsy are required to be present
j Il. CHAPMAN,
ll-l3-4t Com. in Chancery.
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LOCAL. And GENERAL
NEH,S BRIEFS.
Subs<,ribe for The NEWS


Toys Ct every description and
price at Peery & Dodd's.
See BUSton x Sens new al. in
mother column
An elegant line of pictures and
picture frames at Peery 4 Dodds
Norfolk citizins are agitating the
need Of an additional water supply
Have you seen those fine lamps
at Peery Il DoddSg Finest assert
ment iii town.
Attention is called the advertise
ment of MeSSrS Peery & Dodd in
another column.
Pobst & Wiugo will sell you more
books for Que Dollar than any one
else in town.
There are quite number of coun
ty school teachers attending the
institute being held here.
MIR. Howard, agent of the Va.
School Board is in town this week
assisting at the teachers institute
IN session here.
Lockout for a nice and complete
line of Shoes. Prices will be right
Call and examine them.
Pobst & Wingo.
a freight train was wrecked
on the Cliuch Valley division near
NJ. L. Peery'S wooden mill Wedues
day afternoon.
All kinds Of fresh candies. nuts.
raisins aud oranges at Peery d
DOdds.
Capt. r. 7. Bowen, of the n. &
w. II. r, was IN the city TndScay
night and attended the Bowen
Mustard wedding, Wednesday.
We have the finest line of jewelry
ever offered at this place. Call and
see our well selected stock.
Pobst 81 Wingo.
DR. John Linn, who is reported
rs having charge of the explosives
in the recent battle in Cuba, is "A
native OF Norfolk
Nov is the time 10 do your hoIi
day advertising. If YOU wish to
sell yonr goods yon have have to
tell the people what sou have.
Largest aSsortments Of books.
Bible aud TestamentS YOU ever saw
in Tazewell at Peery & Dodds.
The entertainment at Tazewell
College Thursday night was very
mach enjoyed 10y all present. The
IKE else being of IA Ligh character.
A charter was granted yesterday
To The Atlantic Peanut Company
of Norfolk. The capital stock is to
he not less than $1,000 nor more
than $1,000.
You can buy the same Christmas
book his year for 90 cents that YOU
paid 90 cents for last year. Call and
see for yourself.
fobst g. Wingoc
Ground has been broken for the
new Infant Sanitarium building at
Virginia Beach. The main build
ing will he 5lxS0 feet, three stories
high.
Governor O'Ferral has granted IA
respite to William Downing, the
Norfolk murderer, for thirty days.
nerder to consider an application
for a Communication of the death sen
tence to imprisonment for life.
The roads around town are in n
miserable condition and should I've
attended to at once. Good roads
is the best adv ertisement county
can have, as they are discussed
everywhere by those who travel
over them.
The Leader of all 5 cent cigars is
the Eldorado. For sale by Pobst &
WingO.
Miss May Hawkins, daughter of
Mr.. I. NJ. Hawkins, Jr., and sIr.
Rees Bailey, were married at the
residence of the brides father, near
town, Wednesday, by Rev. Dir
Glenn.
We have had quite spell of
winter during the past few days
and we believe everybody feels
better after the cold spell, which
seems to be vanishing as we
! write this.
There has been great demand
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WORKING SUITS.

DO you want good strong. reasonable priced WORKING
SntT W. have Them up the standard durability and
at prices that defy competition
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HATS AND GAPS,

We have the best and latest st ves To offer il
and caps. Not only do carry all the popular lines
have the assortment to select from cnbracjnp the @
est wool hat TO Stetson's best
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L Q Q X u!

We want to sell you the following Holt
day goods, and we shall do our best to sue
ceed:
Raisins, any kind you want. Recleaned
Currants OF the very best quality. Corsican
Citron. Nuts of all sorts Figs and Green
Fruits.
Remember that we keep only the very
best quality. Respectfully,
BUSTON 6 SONS,
Sole Agents in Tazewe for the Celebrated Pilgrim Brand of
Canned Goods They little higher in price, the
quality is unequaled Call and give us a trial
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BOYS CLOTHING,

Our Boys Clothing will ho found equal the strain i'm
posed up H. whatever strong material and honest work
apshp can do to insure Endurance in clothing be found
IN our clothing for boys Nor have we sacrificed STYLE To
Strength Inc goods we offer have that neat appearance
boy delights in and the durability that makes them cbcan
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BUSINESS SUITS.

We carry full lue of suits just alapel for business
wear and guaranteed reliability and value a feature in
this line
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-04
IMPORTANT

1t Is pleasure to call your .on our new line of
men and boys clothing. Never such values been
placed before the public aud never before been
complete
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastcFia.
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

CONN fSSIONER'S OFFiCG,
" Tazewell, Va. Nov. 5. 1916,
John G Wat. s.ndmiiisiIh.o o. u1n.
ry HARRISON, deceased,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-04

The third month closed Nov. 9th
with the following in attendance CIV.
cry day.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
State Fair at white River June ton.

A Joint meeting OF the officers of the
State Agricultural society and Bill
| ings Park association was held at
White River junction Friday to ar
range for the state fair, which will
positively be held there during the
sc cond week of September. rel ardless
OF the notices which are being cir
culated through the state announcing
that arrangements have been made to
hold the fair in Burlington. A meet
ing of the directors will be held this
week to prepare premium lists and
make other final arrangements.
A pretty wedding was the one held
at st. Pauls church, Windsor, last
Thursday evening, when Frank Leslie
Cabot and Miss Jessica, daughter of
Luther G. White were united in mar
riage. A very informal reception was
held after the ceremony at the brides
home. Guests were present from New
York, Newport, N. II. ,Readville, New
tonville and Gardner, Mass, Bur ing
ton, Montpelier, Randolph and Pomtret
William Rounds of Chester has re-
signed as assistant Judge Of Windsor
county and the governor has appointed
Henry j. Parker to fill the vacancy.
Windsor has wheel club with 40
m embers.
Miss Anna b. Sheldon, a teacher in
Black River acad envy, was severely in
jured Tuesday evening, May |, at Lud
low, by being thrown from a bicycle,
falling about 10 feet, striking on the
rocks in Jewell brook. She is in Sc
rous condition.
Two clerks at Whitcomb's drug store
at Windsor had an experience the
other day which they do not care to
have repeated at once While prepar
ing to charge the soda fountain, the
gas generator exploded with terrific
force, scattering the contents and parts
in every direction. Fortunately the
young men escaped from being injured
although they were thoroughly
drenched with the partially carbon
ated water.
The May term Of theWindsor county
court winch was to have opened Tues
day kwas postponed for week for the
supreme court at Montpelier to com
plete its work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin White of
Bethel, celebrated their goldel we'd
ding last week.
Chester is making arrangements for a
July 4.