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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-25
4LuARLM LANDS FoR sALA

~ Monday, January srd. 1898. 40 G3
Court House door ID Raleigh g.
wi sell al public outcrJ those trsFss q
iAno IN Wake county sbouT rive EaAe9
Ssutn ward of Raleigh 90 rhs Hoiemaw
Road znd sdioining the landr ~ w. N
Wilder Mira Ror Ella HOle4nAh, thM
NORTH Gsrolins Railroad Company AMI
Others and described IN the deed Of trHN
hsreinsffPv nentieBed as fellows
First rrsct ~ Dos three sakdreN
egt FIVE acrea more o. less iyine en- the
Hrllsmsn Road absut pa miles Soutk
" Raleigh adjoining the lands OF W, "a
H,tismsR VI Rledsoe and sthere ana
kcnwn - the Nixon ract fOrmerlx
owned ~ George T Cooke Il being the
a7& conveyed r. said Geore r. 0O@ka
Nixou aud others nv deed re-
corded in Book No ~ az page 169 "a
Register ~ Deeds cfGce Of Wake
reference 20 whicb deed an Re.
cor'e3 is hereby made for q more par
ii77 and detailed Descriptions ~S said
no craey Of tana 10 Ga s,Sga4tg
t7te oHtsin'ne one iWa3ref aD&
ra sares flts3 more tgiBws
Haarta tr-scs tormeFly, qUhex
@rg Cooks aajgg tss
"Ttd f. said GeaEe II, sTyks
'te ~trtua,} rnl War baib9pS
-aer7sd b Hooa No l2s' %
= rhn Regiat@s ne 0aa3s' eff.
asa U9y reference 10 whis
recorded and In fhs 3ne3 frew
A+-,' '.r' e's+ 'Rsfti" Comm sRloaera. 20
said Martha Il. Strnnach, for said land,
rec4nled jp Boots No. IS ut page Up Of
said Registers office is hereby made for
q more particular and detailed doscrip-
tionof said land. Both Of said tracts Of
e. nd were conveyed ia said Martha 4
Sirpnpch 10y Mary V. -. Cooke. Commits
sinner by deed bearing even date here
with"
Excepting. nevertheless that part OF
the aforesaid lands which was conveyed
10 w, H. Wilder Esq. by said Martha
+. Stronach hy deed registered in Book
No. I'm aat pages HI and 442 OF slid
Registers Office Mt Wake county: the
part conveyed to said w II. Wilder by
sand iced contains 145 acres leaving 27
acres which will he sold Mt the time and
place above stated
Said lands vii he sold in parcels,
Sale made ny virtue of powers con-
fcrrcd upon me by deed of trust regis-
tered in Book M. 107 at page. 59S ~ the
Register of Deeds office OF Wgke
county.
Terms OF sale. one third cash: residue
me and two years after sale. with @
per cent interest Title reserved funtl
price fully paid. Hour Of sale II IN,
$, f. MORDECAI, Trustee.
D-t-d-s.
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HOUSE AND LOB
FOR SALE.

On Monday, January Bird, 1893. at the
courthouse door, in Raleigh, n O.,
will sell at public cutlery the house ana
let in the northwest suburbs OF the city
Of Raleigh, which Is described in q
mortgage from VIM. +. Ashley and
wife and others TO r. F. Hoke. regs-
tered in book No. AZ, at page 6G3, *
the registers office OF Wake county,
Said lot begins at point where no
middle line OF tirwood street iuters.a.Js
the middle line OF roadway. wa-cb
runs north and south, said point o. ..
tersection being 34312 feet from the
western line OF Halifax street IA ex-
tended north, runs thence northward-
~ along the middle line Of said ne~
roadway 1861 1T. to the middle line 90
roadway known as Franklin street
thence along the middle line OF sid
Franklin street eastwardly S2I5 feet,
thence southwardly 42Oiz feet to the
middle line Of Firwood s.troa.>, ~ -.lsg
aln1.- ti4u alsfddfe Inc OF Firwood street
g2la feet to the beginning, containing
% OF an acre, more or less.
Sale made by order of Wake Superfor
court in the case OF II. IT. Hoke va. VIM.
Il, Ashley and Others, No. $50 &. d.
See minutes (of October terra, 1871
b. ,. 296.
Terms Of sale: One-thsri cash, resI5ua
N TIVE equal instarlments and II
mouths otter day Of sale. with pes
icenr interest Title reserved until prizes
fully paid.
4 Hour OF sale, II m.
], 8. +. M0RnEOAT,
Commissioner.
Dee. I. 1897. /
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FREE or CHARGE TO SUFFERERS

Cut this out and take 1t to your drug
gist and get a sample bottle free Of DR..
Kings New Discovery, for Consump-
tor, Coughs and Colds. They do not
ask you to buy before trying. This will
show you the great merits of this truly
wonderful remedy, and show you what
can be accomplished by the regular size
bottle. This is no experiment, and would
be disastrous to the proprietors. did
they not know it would invariably cure.
Many of the best physicians are now
using it in heir practice with great re-
suits, and are relying on it in most se-
we're cases. 1t is guaranteed. Trial bot
ties free at any drug store.
Regular size so cents and $1.O0.
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"a MAN MUST LIVE"
C. Hembert Westley.)

"a man must live!'' Now God forgive
the one
Whose tongue or pen first framed the
sordid phrase,
And God forgive us who have let it
And grown to be a motto OF our days.
"a man must liver The preacher
must tone down fttA
The rugged word of truth, lest ne
offend
Some Snug old sinner in the pew,
4t whose frown
Might bring lis monthly wage to SUD
den end.
"a man must liver The politician wise
Whose judgment urges measures
strong ard bold,
Must by this motto cringe and compro-
10 save the goose tAat lays Aim es@s
of gold.
"A man must l1ycg' Are we then
TO scu our biathr1sat for a little
food?
Must we unto ENINd3tHte hI L|'
And. worldly v isc, mis- oY5i with our
good}
"a man must Fye!" Not such The old
time crGeds
That stirred to sacrifice tle noble
deedl
We cannot look for great uoseldsh..
deeds
With this complaining banner ofer
head.
Show me. the man who d4res T. set his
back
Firm at the rock Of Right and boldly
cry
LET come what may! l stand to the
attack! a4
Ills base to live when Daty calls to
die, .,j4
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Bah.


uncertain elements. No track, no course,
no rudder, no certainty that any breeze may
not bring destruction.
SO with the SICK man. His disordered
constitution renders every natural operation
uncertain No organ can be depended on
to do It's normal work, The stomach VIII
not digest God tile liver viii not filter bill
ious poisors from the blood; the kidneys
and skin VIII not excrete the waste. No
regular nourishng or purifying process IS
going on. There isno certainty except tie
certainty of suffering.
In all dyspeptic, bilious, debilitated con
ditions, what IS needed Is to change the 7b-
normal, giraffe operations Of the system
into a natural regular, straightforward pro
gress in the right direction Nothing III the
world viii do this 50 rapidly and certainly
as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
II directly regulates the vitalizing tunc-
tons It scfs the glnagRc1l and liver into
natural, lttfv ;nu and gives tine
blood m aiiI2 ever 90 manufacture
an abunllnce.rE afe fich blood.
Il creates apoe@ze. Dntds up muscuiaI
strength and baHl ilse etf gousnesS arc
neuralgia. As il can b iM}ated bT iae
weakest stomach, its nouTis6ing properties
are far superior to nauseating COZ liver OIL
III -e@ere coughs aud all wasting diseases.
The druggist who recommends something
else az last rs good is thinking more Of
his extra pca3 an the Just as good " kina
than OF -a
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-25
odd Time Xmas Dinners
They Were Certain to Produce Indigestion Times Have
Changed and so Have Christmas Dinners.

knows better will look at you with sur
prise if you do Then we have canvas
back ducks at one end of the table, just
high enough and so perfectly cooked
that when the carving knife goes in the
blood spurts out. They have truly been
cooked in the IDEAL way-carre ed through
a hot kitchen by a cool headed cook.
At the other end there are roast capons,
thanked. as they should be, by a home
cured ham. the outside Of which is a
de]icate brown. the result Of its having
been suearcd with the yolk of an egg
mixed with q liftla wine that has some
SlIpar I'm - Tha Southern houSekce8e>
kao1v3 AS docs, the English one, that
with white n,eat there must always be
eaten hahn or bacon Cnnenqupp. ~ the
CHICKEN never appears without It's ad-
Commandments. Onthe ~iIef1arH there i;
i IittTe sh6at. roasted Whole. Iii his
month Is lemon. and his tail ii tied
u-ifb n narrow blnn rihhon. to remind
non fh6t while he was . ri< AS far as
eating was concerned. he ueyer drank
fod rpuch There are Inc hearts of cel-
cry; there are roasted sweet potatoes.
fbeFe AFRO vbife onps boiIel. as thov
should lo n fbe;r natticcats. tbere a1p
delicate Jerusalem art,chokes any OF
The Vegetables that You want. But who
eats vegetables when they can have can-l
yaSbock duck or fat canon? Canon
stnfTed with cbestnnts. too.
Then there comes on a salad, green
one. which madame dresses after the
fashion of india, vita grated cheeSe.I
Ana then the servants file in. two bg
two. and line up the doorway. each hold
ing lighted candle. while the twot
cooks, walking proudly between, one
carrying the pium pudding, in a per- I
feet blaze of brandy. aud the other hold /
ing up an enormous mince pie. To each
one of these good retitineIs is given a /
glass of punch. and we all stand up, and |
everybody drinks to what they will. and I
the darkies cali out in gayest tones, (
Merry Christmas, mssus, merry CArist- +
mast And it IS merry Christmas, I
for we all laugh later on over the 1
Christmas tree and Jest about the little /
presents. none cost. much. but each
making fun, While we wonder If there IS /
any place quite so good as this South +
land. And /, who ana Of it, / wonder if /
taVre are any people who can so ems
TREY throw aside their cares and be-
come as little children for awhile as
can tile people Of the South. 1t is Il
good thing, | tell you 1t keeps the /
women and the men loyal. 1t makes
people love each other and believe in
each otiler--l.ke little children 1t is
good for us to meet this way each year
and give out greetings as sincerely as
we DO. 1t means "a coming ont of the
bard, working world amt the tiresome,
everyday life and having a glimpse OF
something better. It makes life worth
living. II you don't believe me, throw
your home wide open, open your purse
strings and ask your kindred and your
friends TO come and make Christmas
with you. 4ou WI find that old friend
shirs are good; yoH will find that it is
worth while to have about you the peO-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-25

Prosperity comes quickest TO the man
whose liver IL In good condition. De
Wits Little Early Risprs are famous
little pills FOR eonstlpa tton hiliousness,
indigestion and ali stomach and liver
troubles. Carolina Drug Store
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Mrs. Mary Bra harrisburg. Pa.
says: MY child il worth millions +"
me-. yet I would hare ihsf 'tet hF ernup
had not invested twenty FIVE cent. IN
bottle OF On- Minute ''"neh t'nr-
II cures coughs. t.oi,i. and an throat
and lung troubles Car"Iipa brux Srt.r.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-25

j. A. Perkins, ~ Antiquity. o.. was
for thirty years needlessly tortured by
physiclsns for the cure af ~cz"mA He
WAS quickly cnsed hy nsing peW'tt's
Witch Hazel Saive. the fanons healing
saive Tor piles and skin discusses. Caro-
lina nrng Store
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-25

Miss Allie Hughes Norfolk. Va. was
frightfully burned ON the facs and uack
Pain WINS fns+s ~fiy refi~v"d =. ~
Wits Witcn Fi4s4l @ae4 which n-si-
ed the injury without leaving scar.
1t In the famous Pile remedy. Caroilns
Drug Store.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-25

II IL easy 10 catch q cold ard inst as
easy to get rid OF it II you commence
early to use One Minnie Ccugn Cure.
It.cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, pnea
monis and all throat and lnng troubles.
1t 10 pleasant to take. safe - use and
sure to cure. Carolina Drag Store.
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yXrHERE AM low TO - EST
With Safety, Permanence and Profit is Via
Question.

The Mechanics and Investors Union Of
Raleigh Offer Many Advantages.
For S75 you can purchase share OF 6per
cent coupon stock, on which you receive 9
per cent annual dividends and at maturity
StoO. Or for a payment of 65 cents per
month you can own a share of stock worth
at maturity ia about eight years, 500.
You can, through this company, purchase
and own home, at small advance over
the amount paid for rent, and in case Of
death your widow will be iully protected
againstioss OF home.
GEORGE ALLEN, Sec,
% Pulien Building, Raleigh, N. @.
JOHN G. DREWRY, President.
b. S. JERMAN, Treasurer.
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IF the bicycle succeeds in displacing
the horse il may also do away with
the night mare.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-25

IF man is smart he can always catch
on and if he is wise he will always
know when TO let 90.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-25

IT all the worlds a stage the realestate
dealer must be the property man.
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sTOCKHOLDER,s MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockhoid
ers OF he North Carolina Car Company
wiz De held at the office of the COM
Danv in This city. on Thursday. Jauua
~ 10Th, 1Sgs 1T l. o'clock IN.
JOHN WARD, Secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-25

If you have bad memory You can i'm
prove it by dong things you can't for
get.
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CHRISTMAS Ri les.

Now doth the wiIs0hie Christmas maid,
Your Lulu, Kate or Mabel,
But your CARS TO match the shade
OF the cutest colored label.
Quincy Herald.
lie had played the same of football
Rode to hounds and come his cropperS:
But streng you-ig e. wat smotherel
in the crush OF Christmas shoppers.
Philadelphia Record.
IT'S time the children all were good,
For Christmas presents ye9rn.ng,
And nearly time for older folk
New leaves TO be Affirming.
The glI.s Will soon discarded be:
As Tor the new leaves-what m
AS for the new leaves wat and see.
phi,ade!phil Bulletin.
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''Well, let him go long ter de chain
gang. A man what amt got edd:cation
enough ter kivyer up his tracks no bct-
ter dan dat is better out de way dan in
it."-Frank l.. Stanton.
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Adults and children sre kepr healthy
by using vick's Vegetable Liver Fila.
rs cents
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l2lI
~ oT1cE-ANNUAL MEETING or SToCKHoLD.
~ ERs NATIONAL BANK OF RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, y. e., DEC. 1GrH, 1897.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the National Bank of Raleigh will he
held in their Ranking House in Raietgh
y c.. January tie Nth, 1925, atl2 IN 8
12-I6-Lf r. IL BRIGGS, CASHIER
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sTOCKnOLDEK's MEETING.

The annual Stoekholder, letting o.
The Commercial apd BEnk
will III held - a"ir r. - use, II
the City OF R,osu lo..tay. lsnu
ary lILh, 1875. al j
h. >. LEHMAN,
12-l1 Cashier.
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DESERVED NO SYMPATHY.

81 want you." said rural darby 10
another, ''ter put yo' name ter his petit
ton"
"What ferT
"One err our race is gwine up fer hog
stealth"
"He stole de hog, did hep
"Dat's what"
''En he let 'em ketch him?"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The annual meeting Of the steckhold
ers Of the Citizens National Bank 81
R.ileigh. y e.. will ~ held ID their
banking room III Kal.lgh, on Tuesday
.Ianuary H. lS9s. nj II m.
ur\EY Il. LITCHFURD. Cashier.
12-lS-td.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
MOUNDSVILLE.

Squire W. w. Selby. of New Martins
Vile spent yesterday visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. r. Laing, of Lafayette ave-
nue..
Wood Fitzgerald. of Cameron, was here
yesterday calling on friends.
Henry Conant and Chester Simpson, OF
Pittsburg are in the city visiting their
homes.
Misses Hattie Satterfeld and Alvira. Ma
hood of Benwood, were guests of friends
here yesterday
w. f. Dood and Mary Crane. both of
Lynn Camp. this county have been grant
ed a marriage license by the county
clerk
A. @, Whitaker, of Woodland, was in
the civ Yesterday visiting friends.
The condition of Mrs. l. B. Wilson, who
has been lying very dangerously Ill with
an attack of typhoid fever for several
days past, is no better.
x marriage license has been issued by
the county clerk to James Clifford, aged
&c. of Benwood and Viola =. Morrison,
aged %, Of McMechon.
Homer Davis, who was picked up at
the 3. & o. depot last week, and later
adjudged insane. was taken to Weston
Friday as his condition Is very bad.
Friday afternoon last SUPERINTENDENT
D. T. williams. of the public schools, was
presented with a fine shaving set by the
senior class of the school neat nre-
sentation speech was made and Prof. Will
liams although taken very much by sur
prise was able TO say a few words show
ing his appreciation Of the gift.
The Mound City Fishing Club will give
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
CEA3KSBURG.

,CLARkSBURG. w. Va. December s.
a new charter. Bfore long she will have
new bridge. the short line railroad, an
ice plant. and the machine shops of the
Baltimore ana Ohio railroad. And they
say, also. in April, Clarksburg will have
license-That is the question anyway. So
we will wait and see.
shinnston has newspaper. 1t will be
known as THE News
Col T. NJ. Jackson is in New York,
making negot;a tons in regard to the
Short Line railroad
Oil has at last been found in this county
in paying quantity The wells are located
on the Payne farm. one and a half miles
from Jarvisville.
A large number of Masons from this
city attended the laying OF the corner
stone OF the Methodist Protestant church
at Sh.naston Friday. The address was
delivered by Rev. George a. Doyle, Of
tais city.
Everyone regrets that ". II. Dawson
declines TO accept the position as assist
ant postmaster at this city. no more ac-
eonmodating man can be found in West
Virginia.
Everything IS putting on a Christmas
appearance. There will be christmas en-
tertainments at the two Methodist
churchdD lend at the Bap1st church.
EnasI rs Col Eastl,fm was convict
edu1G usanor, universal cora-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26
PIEDMONT.

itor II. 8. Blaker Of the Davis News.
spent Thursday in Piedmont.
Miss Annie fallon. OF Washlngton, "
c., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. S. NJ. Atkins, Of Keyser, was in
M NJ + HaseV Trenton has secured employ
ment al Big Springs. Texas
The following PEOPLES Ticket was
nominated Wedaaesday night; i For Mayor ia
kins: councilmen. Lawson montgomery,
j. H. Fisher. J. J. Foley. Daniel Richie
and George klencke: ,ocoa,is, star,ev
HYDE and Harry Drane are home from
school for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard sutherland VIII
spend part Of the holidays at Hancock,
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Hickey. Of New
York, are guests OF Daniel Murphy
Messrs. John Harris and Bert suther-
land. Of Washington, are guests of MI.
"a Mr.. u1 n. ?. Hepburn. Of chillicothe, O..
Nj s'' Ashb " Monroe. of Clarksburg. is
visiting Rev. l., N. Reed. Both will leave
for Baltimore Monday
Mr. r. D. Harrison has moved from
Shaw to Piedmont
Misses Eleanor Callaher and NJ Lille
HotchEiss and Col c. 7. Boone nave gone
10 Virginia for the holidays.
Nessrs H G.. Buxton. J. l. Hickey and
Harry Carroll are spending Christmas IN
Baltimore.
Mss Phi,nrnena Faherty is the guest Of
Baltimore friends.
sir. \. e, Berry Is II Washington;
! iaston. are guests of Mrs. T. A Sullivan
Mr. end Mrs. D. F. Graham will ceie-
brNe their crystal wedding Monday$nght.
Miss Nettie Stockslager is home from
, Psrkershurr.
Miss Mertie Foley Is visiting Mrs Thos.
Levin. Al McKeespcrt. Pa
Mr.. n. P Hahn has returned to Phil
aG sr, and Mrs rs VIM ciesiy and two chn-
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ST. CLalRSVllLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE. O., December 25,
Auditor Madison Aldridge was at Pitts
burg this week ON business
Miss Blanche Harrison, who has been
visiting relatives all Cleveland for several
months, returned home Friday.
Clement Chandlef is home. from the
State University of Michigan for the hol-
Clyde Darrah is home from Cleveland.
Mere he is attending dental college. and
aries Dana Darrah from Washington
| GLn. William Harrison, of Bethesda. is
JefTng his daughter.\ Mrs. John Cross
visit.and Mrs. WalteN Lewis, of Bridge
land re visiting friends in town.
| Mr.. McMcchen, Jr.. is here from Wash
| port, jefferson college.\
M Ts Of AIdFe tha %ea ks sister,
Mo Ed \, Mosdie Hughes, az bridgeport; is
sp MlsT E f5SaG Hq Farsners Institute
Mr. and Mind Friday Of lnext week. a
Belmont Ame has been prepared.
Thursday ar came home THURSDAY from
good 29 p pro ,;rs,n Va, to s1end the hoi
Warrington. VS. home to sbend the holi-
George Jensen Aendng lending: Tie day with
and and Miss /, Nanniegiliams, IT Martins
Ferry bus to spAnd q week
Mr.. VIII Darby
have gone to Colun and G. IN cochran.
with friends Dyed at BfHalre, are
David w. Darrah mas.
who have been emplfss Maryp 70 I,o Sial n
home to spend Chris,drs. Al,,a biaIr' o,
The marriage of M 100 ~ ttis " ~
daughter of NJ ss' = = morn morn
Miss Blair Is I'm excellent y lady Of
many accomplishment and be miss
ed by her many friends. Mr.. VThompson
is secretary and treasurer of the Henry
& Mcdonald Oil Co. They went at once
to Sist ersville where they will raSide
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WIlLiAMSTDWN.

Williamstown, w. Va, December 25.-
The Old Maids convention promises to
be we'll patronized on the evening of
December 30th. One of the features of
the evening will be ribbon drill by
twelve young ladies in Grecian cos
tune.
Schools closed on Friday for vaca-
ton during the Holidays.
Misses Agnes and Katharyne Halpin
left Friday afternoon TO spend Christ
mas with their parents at Mounds
Vile
Mr.. Clinton Flcsher and wife, Of
Elkins, w. Va. and o. J. Flesher are
home to spend the holidays.
Capt. G.. NJ Berry, wife and daugh-
tiers Blaine and Bessie, went to Park
ersburg to spend Christmas with their
daughter, Mrs II. NJ Campbell.
Miss Minnie Morgan, of Muses. Bot
tom, w. Va, is the guest Of Miss Ruth
Prettyman.
Mics Mamie Dee, Of Sstersville, is
expected to spend Sunday with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Patterson eEter-
tanned in 4 charming manner Oh the
evening of the Gath in honor OF t.,cir
thirty-fifth anniversary. They were
he recipients of a large number OF
handsome presents. = An elegant sup
per was served.
On Sunday evening at $50 in tAe
NJ. E. church will occur tbs marriage
Of Miss Laura Biddie and Mr.. Emmett
Sutton. Miss Ruth Prettyman will
preside at the organ and render Msn-
6elssohs wedding march as the bridal
party enters the church. Rev. q. ".
Kepler will perform the ceremony.
They will be attended by Miss Ora
Patterson and Mr. E. B. Biddle. The
bride will wear handsome costume OF
cream white landsdown with train and
veil. the corsage cut deeollect with
nearl trimmings elbow sleeves and
white gloves. silk will carry large
bunch Of roses. The groom will wear
the conventional black suit. Miss Pat
terson will wear a costume Of light BITE
henrietta with satin b0aice. She will
also carry roses. Immediately aftey
the ceremony the bridal party will re-
pair to the home CT the bride where
an elegant spread will be served, only
the immediate families and attendants
icing present They have received a
number OF costly and handsome pres
ents. They will so 10 house keeping
On Victoria avenue. The bride and
groom are both popular in social. cir
cles and have the best wishes CT q host
CT friends for prosperous journey
through life.