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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-07
CACHE VALLEY WELSHMEN.
Organize Cambr IN Society at Logan
Its Obj CT.

The Welshmen OF Cache valley met
In this city Wednesday and organized
a Cambrian s3clety. Its object 10 the
social aud intellectual advancement
and enjoyment OF the Welsh PEG pie
from 3. nth western Britain who live in,
this region. The array OF names OF
prominent gentlemen who filcer the
association insures its success. TIL.
Welsh have been hardy, long-lived,
Intelligent and musical race from tim
immemorial. They have been renowne
IN wars and otherwise In history, and
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AN BDrIOn IN LUCK.
lac Discovers Rich Quartz Vel,
Going 500 Ton.

lac Discovers Rich Quartz Vein
Going 500 n Ton.
Hemsn joiner, Il the World, dii-
covered rich quartz vein the other
day little over mile north OF town,
on the east eide OF Elk creek. From
the point OF discovery the vein as
been traced down the nil seventy feet,
and the ore Ia good all the way. SOM
OF the ore turned out about twenty
iive ceots to the pound, and the aver.
age is about 500 per ton.
1t 10 near the vein which Heman
Jones anu h. w. Jones have been
prospecting Tor some time aud Is pr b.
ably within tue same main walls. o.
this Inst uitcovery n depth OF 400 feet
can be gained on the vein on tne dip,
10y tunnel, by following on the le re.
The old discovery was made on top
OF the hill, auu the vein could not be
traced down on account OF the depth
OF the soil. Tnis last strike was made
near the foot OF the hill.-Idauo
World.
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TAYLOR ON TINTIC.
Condition OF Affairs at tho buckeye
work on OIher Properties.

ht huthcyG-
work on Oiher Properties.
Mr.. Frank Y. Taylor, secretary OF
the Buckeye Mining company, came
In From Tintic last evening after nav
ing clambeIed the hilisldes OF that die.
lrict for period OF three days, during
which time he took in" o number OF
the mines there and ike ise Above d
Old Sol TO make an impression on his
face, which In itself tells the tale OF
an over indulgencs in that aged gen.
lleman's rather etiulsent rays.
Mr.. Taylor, In speaking to ~ NEWS
reporter today, sRiu that The BuukeJe
was In splendid shape, tho north drl t
on the 270-ioot level showing u nice
vein OF ore giving average values.
The shaft has reached n depth oil
1855 feet and when down twenty
feet iurther, It 10 the intention
TO dritt TO the ore bouy and
in that way sfford the miners 100 feet
OF stopping ground. The bottom OF the
chat shOwsic Insldernbls low ra lei Re-
which, although poor IN vaiues, wouiu
pay nicely for mill treatment. COM
mencing tomorrow the miuer, will
prepare load OF high grale mineral
for shipment 10 this city.
The buillOn-beck lannel, saya MIR.
Taylor, IL looking better Than ever b..
fore in it's history and a MICS boIy Of
manganese has been opebed up. Al
the Northern Bpy the miners are
slill pegging away and taxing
out good grade OF shipping ore,
one ear o watch Will be sent
10 market in q few days. Hyum
Beck, manager OF the SPY, Ia now al
tbe mine, having Just returned from q
Trip TO Monta a. The Governor, re-
Gently bonded by MIR. Taylor TO II e
Olson Bros. OF Colorado, 10 now beinr
WORKED, and 1t 10 the Intention OF he
present lesstes TO make OF the mil.
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Had His Horses Stolen.

Jacob Doran, who resides en- Both.
well avenue, two blocks west Of Ninth
West, called at the Sheriff. Office t1dsy
anuliepOrted that two OF his horses were
stolen from barn on his promises be.
tween the hours Of ton O'Clock last
mig hit and five O'Clock this mo ming
A de- or p n OF the animals was taken
by Chief Clerk ElIredge, and officers
sent out to make seAIcN.
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on THE EXCHANGE.
Poor Business Hut tho Market in
Good Gobe.

Poor Business Hut tho Market in
GOOD repe.
The bulls and bears played to rather
poor business In the pit today, only
two sales coming to the front curing
the regular morning cali. Northern
light was the first seller and tram
ferred leo shares ut SO cent?, while
Dalton rapresente the unlisted Jcks
With sale OF J 900 shares at :. centT.
Q rotations were in good shap., gen.
orally speaking, and several OF the
stocks made auv Dces, among them
being Mammoth OF The listed class
and dexter, Little Pittsburg, South
swansea and Omaha OF the unlisteO
Btocks. All In all the market was Ia
good tone, although trading as usual
was tr fl : backward.
Toe closing figures were ns follows:
LISTED STOCKS.
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whatit once was--a splendid shipper
OF goou paying ore.
Mr.. Tsy lor is we'll pIess ID with his
visit TO the district and notes with pride
The activity in building as well as In
her respects, throughout the great
rintio mining oamp.
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capitalists, whom 1t Ia thought will
develop IL for all II 10 worth,

capitalists, whom 1t Ia thought will
develop 1t for all II 10 worth.
OUTLOOK AT THE FISHER.
The Fiaher mice 10 being steadily
worked, and tue shalt has beer
limberei oil the way down to a
depth OF 225 ieet. No iuformstion has
been obtained from this quarter With
reference to D strike, but tho property
Is In a most desirable location, lyi to
tho southwest o. the Buckeye.
1t lie sale to say that some good
mines will be shortly opened up IN
Diamond, as the ore bodies which
have been discovered In this quarter
are strong onss, aud lying as they dc,
northeast ana southweei, big mineh
will shortly BIS oIened up, and
Diamond will becOms another pros.
per us mining camp in the slready
great mining district Of Tln'ic.
SEARCHLlGHT,
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One hundred shares OF Northerp
Lisht at SO cents a share; /, 900 Dalton
st.s cents. Total shares soiJ, LOO;
esliiug value OF stocks, Sll2.75.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Fcr the year ending December 81, lsg5, OF the
condition OF the
BalOiSe Fire Insurance Go.
Made to tho Secretary OF state OF the State Of
UtAh, in pursuance of the laws relating
to Insurance Companies.


UtAh. in pursuance of the laws relating
to Insurance Companies.
The name and locality OF the company, Ba-
loise Fire Insurance Co. Basic, switzerland.
The amount OF its capital stock Is s 81 900 90
The amount of its capital stock .
pad up ls.................... ........ 10000 90
The amount of its assets is...... .. l,l37,3s2 g.
The amount of its liabi lilies I'm.
GLIDING cApitaD is.............. 49, 100 60
The amount OF its net surplus
over all liabilities is........--r 3Os222 o.
The name OF its agent or attorney, residing
in this state, upon whom service OF process
in any civil action against said company may
Le made Is j. l.. ferses
The receipts during the year were. 6os,5Ss Is
The expenditures during the year
State OF California.
Oily ana County OF san Francisco ;"
G. A. Ziel OF and for syz & Co. general
agents, being duly sworn, Opposes and says
that he Is the above described ofllCer Of SAID
company. and Ihat the foregoing statement OF
tho general condition OF said comnanY GU said
thirty, rat day OF December, 1895; is correct
according 10 the best OF his information,
knowledge and belief, respectively, .
subscribed aud sworn to before me Ibis 10Th
SEAL "A AuGUsTX W. DINsENBERG.
State OF Utah, LA
l, James I. Hammond. Secretary OF State of
Utah, TO hereby certify that the above and
foregoing Is full, true and correct copy OF
the annual statement of the genera condi-
lion Of the ahoye named Insurance Company,
died In my once on the seth DAY OF Aprit. 1851,
IN pursuance OF the avs OF this state relating
to insurance companies
In witness whereof, nave hereunto set my
hand and affixed the great seal Of tho stale OF
Utah. at salt Lake CITY, This SJth day of April.
isEALl JAMES I. HAMMOND,
Secretary of state.
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The lilac car which leaves for Colo.
rad tomorrJw night was decorated
wi. b pO1,ed plants aud Cut fl jweIa ~
committees Of the Floral society TN
alter, oOn. The Car 10 at the RI
Gtaude Western depot AM ia fast be-
ing CONVEX eli mo au object o. admiTR.
lion and ueauty. BY tomorrow nj ht
when the lilacs have all beef placed IN
ornamental positions, 1t viii lresen u
picture that will do the heart, OF the
Coioradoaus god. Messrs. Morris and
Huidart leave with the Car al 1880
tJmorrOw night.
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Kenneth Donnellan, Stock and
Mining Broker, No. l6l Main direct.
Telephone No. bijS.
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teeiy d Lowe, 10 W. Eau south
Stock, Mining and Grain Brokers.
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Assay for silver. soc; gold or gold
and silver, 100. J. ii. Kortz & Co,
Assaysrs. 2l7 and 2l8 q. Want Tam nis-
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Taylor Bros, IA W. lat South. Stock
and Real Estate Brokers. Tel. 1858.
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SUPPLEMENTAL LIST.
DELINQUENT TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1896

IOURsUAET
ne
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81, 1905, OF the
condi ION OF the
HtIvetia Swiss Fire Insurance Co

Made TO the Secretary OF State of the state OF
Utah. In pursuance OF the laws relating
10 Insurance Companies
The name and locality of the company Heve.
tia swiss Fare insurance 70. Of st. Gail,
switzerland.
The amount OF its capita stock is So 900 90
The amount of It's capita stock 49,. ..
paid up ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000 90
The amount Of It's assets ISL. 1891. So 90
The amount Of lis naUiities lin.
Guiding capitaij is............... ,40l, S9l 10
The amount oi lls net surplut over
ali liabilities is,..... IS. 49,. .4So 81
The name OF It's agent or attorney
reading IN tbs state. upon
whom service OF process in any
c!vIi action against I'd com.
pany may be made lie Mr.. j.
l. Prrkes
The receipts during the year were. 7i0.ls5 u
Ihc expenditures daring the year
were .......s................'.s C9y,.A5 %
STATE OF CALfoRNn L..
CITY AS5 COUNTY SAN FRANCISCO S.
g. ziel of aud for syz & Co f.,
general agents, being du sworn. de
scrlUed oiilcer OF -aid company aud that the
foregoing statement of me general con ition
OF sad company on said thirty first day OF
December, lsp6, is correct according u tho
best OF hrs Information. know edge anu Ue lief,
Subscribed and sworn to before me III 5 10Th
DAY OF Aprh, a. ID. isvi.
lsEALI AUGUSTA W DINsENBt re.
Notary Pubnc.
STATE OF UTAH, l..
Once of the secretary of State.
!. James I Hammond. Secretary of state OF
the state OF Utah 40 hereby certlfy that the
above and foregoing is full, true AID correct
copy OF the Annu i statement OF the general
condition OF the above named insurance com.
pany, nled In my oiilce on the tn Gay OF
Aprli, 1854, In pursuance OF the laws OF this
state relating to insurance companies.
lu witness whereof. have heTeunto set my
hand and afiixed tue great sea- OF the
[sHsLl state OF an, Rt "a Lake CITY, this
S0th day Of April, 1891
j. L. HAMMOND,
Secretary Of State.
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WORKING THE ALASKA.

The Alaska mine 10 still developing
ana giving work to some half dozen
miners. This well known property
was q shipper many years ago anu
now that the mine Is being put 10 good
shape IL will be no surprise to mining
men to hear OF some good ship
ments before long. The shRlt Ia
tlmbersd down all the way and hiss
reached a depth of 40 feet. The
Alaska 10 being workoI by Chicago
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The Undine property is still at O
slandstill on account Of the great
depth Of water In the shaft. 1t Is rre.
numed that the mine will ne worked
very shortly after facilities have been
obtained TO pump the wafer out OF the
mine. The Undine is spoken OF very
favorably here and around Silver Cly,
The mine having come good pay ore In
tight. The Undine will shortly be.
come shipper.
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ioa | BID.
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NAME

Datodlsalt Lake CITY. Utah. May l. lss
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WALKER pRos.' CLAIMS.

The Showers claims are being
worked by the Walker Bros. OF SAT-
Lake City, and some very rich chior.
ides have been uncovered on the
claim. The shaft 10 down 12b feet and
"a small shipment IL being prepared for
the market.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-10-13

Capt. w. B. Paden, of Parkers-
burg, who has been engaged for
many years in the steamboat bust
ness, owning towboats and barges,
and buying and shipping railroad
ties, perhaps the largest dealer in
the valley, has closed out all his in
terests and will abandon the bust
ness. The purchaser is the Hunt
ington & st. Louis Transportation
Company. which islargely engaged
in transporting and towing out of
the Tennessee river. The sale in
cluded the steamer Heatherington
about 10 barges and the pump
boat Little Maud.
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Beech Grove.

Special Correspondence, Oct. 9Th.
Mr.. w. w. Church and Miss Annie
schaffer, of Huntington, are visiting
Mr.. b. Hall and family, at Violet
Lawn.
Miss Susie Wilmington. of your
CITY, was the guest of friends at this
place few days recently,
Mrs. j. g. Cartmill has returned
from a few days visit to friends at
Winfield.
Misses Bette and Gipsey Hall were
the guests of friends in Pleasant Flats
Saturday.
Mrs. j. o. Yeager, who has been
visiting friends near Flat Rock, has
returned home.
Miss Bertha Campbell, who has
been the guest of Mr.. Harrison Rice
and family, is now the guest of her
cousin, Miss Ora Love, near Flat
Rock. TRIXIE.
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IF there is need to impress
upon parents the desirability may,
the absolute necessity of keeping
the younger members of the FAM
lily off the streets, it can be found
by a few watchful minutes spent
upon them by those parents. An
instance can be cited. The other
night number-we feel disposed
to say gang-of young, thought
less boys. so regardless of their IS
sociates that it was hard to tell
which were black and which were
white, mingled in tomfoolery OUT
side grocery store on Main street
and in deviltry upset cart and
broke open box of merchandise.
Luckily the contents of the latter
were not of readily destructible
nature, but the offense is not min
imized on that score; the box might
have contained precious goods for
all the youngsters knew, or appear
ed to care. The point is this, that
the streets are no place for boys
We do not, we will not believe that
their homes are so unattraetive to
them that they must seek that
which is lacking, elsewhere; but
we will grant that boys will be boys
the world over and will seek rec
reation away from bene.-t,.i :he pa
ternal roof, believing stolen sweets
to be the sweetest" The nights
are not yet too cold to make the
street corners forbidding to them,
but they will be soon, and where
will you seek young America"
then? At home? Not if you wish
to find him. He is aping his SEN
iors. He is lounging around a
stove in store; he is making a
nuisance of himself at the post
office; he is wasting time watching
pool game, or, perhaps, foofing
with cue himself. He recks not
the lessons unlearned, and the hours
misepent. But are the parents
wholly blameless? Let them ask
themselves. Boys will be boys,
and it is the parents duty to graft
fly a healthy youthfulness in a
healthful way Let US have meet
ing place tor them where they can
innocently entertain themselves
and be innocently entertained.
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SomethIng to Depend On.

Mr.. James Jones, OF the drug firm OF
Jones & Son, Cowden, ILL.,, in speaking
of Dr. Kings New Discovery, says that
last winter his wife was attacked with
La Grippe, and her case grew so serious
that physicians at Cowden and Pana
could do nothing for her. 1t seemed to
develop into Hasty Consumption, Hav-
ing DIR. Kings New Discovery in store,
and selling lots of it, he took a bottle
home, and to the surprise of all she be-
gan to get better from the first dose, and
half dozen dollar bottles cured her
sound and well. DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds is guaranteed to do this good
work. Try it. Free trial bottles a G..
w. NJ. Hooff's Drug Store. 8.
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Special Correspondence Oct.
School commenced at Rock Castle,
Monday, with full attendance under
the management of Mrs Maggie Mus
grave.
A certain young man OF Ten Nile,
rides over towards Brighton every
Sunday morning What is the at
traction Fred?
Mrs. Robt. Wilmington. who has
been sick for the past week, is i'm
proving.
The paw-paw is getting scarce now.
The people of this vicinity have
been drinking chicken soup in place
of water since the Neptune sunk that
load of chickens.
What has become of all the cores
pondents9
Mr.. Y Pullin is fixing his saw-mill
up expecting to run all winter
Mr.. WarrenECald says he has
invented perpetual motion, and will
apply for the patent soon.
Some % our farmers have been busy
making molasses the past week.
Success to the Daily Register is the
wish of HAPPY JACK.
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OLd PeODIe,

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whiskey nor other intoxi-
cant, but acts as a tonic and Alternative.
It acts mildly on the stomach and
bowels, adding strength and giving tone
the performance of the functions.
Electric Bitters is an excellent appetizer
and aids digestion. Old people find it
just exactly what they need. Price SOC.
and $l.00 per bottle at g. w. NJ. Hooff's
Drug Store.
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Mr.. Herbert Chambers who
drives one of the transfer wagons
in. this place, is an accommodating
and reliable young man, and if you
call upon him to do your work OF
transfer your trunks, you will new
er be disappointed. Besides he is
nice and polite to every one. Ring
up Mr.. Chambers when you want
work done.
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0AsTo7EA.
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Special correspondence, Oct 5th-
Mr.. E. G. Mckinney and wife were
the guests of Mrs. Carsey, near Letart,
Sunday.
Mr.. w. R. Gray was calling in this
place Sunday.
Mrs. c. c. Love is visiting relatives
and friends on Thomas Ridge.
Molasses making and picking APP
pies is the order of the day.
Miss Bertha Campbell, of Bradrick,
Ohio, who has been visiting her cous-
in, Miss Ora Love, for the past week,
returns home today.
Mr.. G. c. Love, who is running a
large feed store at Letart, we are glad
to say is doing good business.
ROSE BUD.
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AS we go to press the clouds are
lowering above US, and the indi-
cations look like we may get lit
tie rain. which we certainly need,
not only for its refreshing influence,
but the stock of our farmers, as
they have had to drive their stock
miles to give them water. We had
a light sprinkle this morning, but
earnestly hope for good old fash
toned rain, one that will be a benefit
to all, and let the boats resume
their respective trades.
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lThes went to ses 'Ehe Animals.
There is one married man up IN
the First Ward is likely to aban-
don practical joking for the re-
mainder of his natural life, out OF
a wholesome dread of his wife's
ability to make his existence a tor
fure to him. Our readers are
aware that steam shovel had been
at work for some little time past
opposite the restaurant at the o.
r. r. r. Depot, and that when at
work it occasionally emits noise
which for splitting horrible
mess makes the combined Efforts OF
fog-horn on the Atlantic and
caIliope ais Ineffective as penny
whistle. Il gets in its worst work,
naturally. in the First Ward, and
the other day the better-half of a.
gentleman of a facetious turn of
mind asked him what occasioned
1.-The hideous uproar, and he replied
that it was merely the noise caused
hy the the transference of Barnum
and Bailey's Menagrie of wild
beasts from one road to another.
The lady decided to take advantage
.Iof the opportunity of seeing the
Igreat show lat a bargains; for
nothing, but being. bless her dear
heart, of an unselfish disposition
lshe invited number of her friends
to accompany her to the free ex-
hibition. Each decked herself out
in her very best and sailed forth.
When they arrived, after a weari-
some tramp through the dust, and
their expectant eyes were greeted
only by that putting, snorting
smoke-belching and dirty engine
their disgust and Indignation founo
vent in some,of the firiest expires
r sions in the pretty copious female
t vocabulary. The lady who hac
8 melted the others to accompany
3 her on this wild-goose chase spec
9 home like flash of chain light
j ming, but her husband scented mis-
f chief from afar and evaded thu
T threatened storm by making him
: self scarce, and it was several hour
F before he emerged from the seclu
d sion he had sought, and faced tn
n music of her tongue. By thu
e time she was in more forgivinl
frame of mind, but he swears if h
! tells any more fbs it won't be t
; the wife of his bosom.
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We believe that it was Cato who

We believe that it was Cato who
used the famous expression cit is
better that many Romans should
return with silver in their pockets
than few with gold" So, too,
we believe it would be better if our
wealth producers, the toilers, had
silver in their pockets rather than
holes; better silver for the many
than gold for the few.
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Try Aliens Foot Ease.

Apowder to be shaken into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen and
hot, and get tired easily. Ir you have
smarting feet or tight shoes, try Aliens
Foot-Ease. 1t cools the feet and makes
walking easy. Cures and prevents
swollen and sweating feet, blisters and
callous spots. Relieves corns and bun
ions of all pain and gives rest and COM
fort. Try it to-day Sold by all drug
gists and shoe stores for CSC. Trial
package FREE. Address, Allen S. Ohm
stead, LIE Roy, N Y.
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A Serious Accident Ayerted.
Almost derailed was the south
bound passenger train Monday
night, and serious accident avert
ed at Sliding Hill, between Hart
ford City and New Haven. A COW
by some means got over the steep
embankment onto the track and
was run over by the train. It oc-
CURED at the worst point on the
line, as there the embankment next
to the river is about thirty feet
high. The train was full of pass
engers and was by narrow scratch
kept on the track. Had it went
over, a terrible accident would
have had been recorded of people
killed and MANNED.
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First Ward.

Special Correspondence, Oct. 9th.
We are sorry to announce that the
little infant of Mr. and Mrs. jess Far
ley, is no better at this writing.
Mr.. John Bracey and wife, were
visiting friends at Brighton, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Crump is on the sicklist.
Miss Hattie Miller was visiting
friends in Kingtown and Lock II yes
terday.