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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-19

Well Known Boston LIiefaieur VIII Rc Regis.
ter ol Copyrights.

Washington, July 10. ~Thoryald Sol
berg Of Boston hns been appointed reg
ister OF copyrights, Librarian John
Russell Young notified him Of his Delec-
tion on Saturday, and yesterday Mr.. Sol
berg wired his acceptance and afaled
that he would take charge OF the depart
ment tomorrow morning. There was n
large number Of applicants for the po-
iition. which, next to that OF the chief
assistant librarian, Is the most impor-
tant place OF the staff Of the new library.
Mr.. Solberg is native American citi-
zen. He was born In Wisconsin I'm 1852.
For IL years he was employed In the
congressional library. and eight years
since was picked out by the Boston
BOOK company as the best man I'm the
country to take charge OF one OF It's most
important departments. Letters and
kilograms were sent by the Authors
Copyright league, the Century company.
Harper. Bros, ID. Appleton a. CO., and
other leading publishing houses strongly
urging Mr.. Solberg's appointment.
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ESCAPED From ASYLUM.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, July 19.-Howell
Z. Rees, president OF the Phoenix Gas
company OF MatteWan, who was taken
into custody In the Manhattan hotel In
New York and committed TO DR.. Fer
guson's private sanitarium for the in
sane at Central Valley, Orange county.
escaped from that institution Saturday
night. His attorney. James G.. Meyer
or Mattewan, had secured from the su-
preme court Justice Barnard In this city
writ OF habeas corpus. returnable on
Tuesday. and at the very time that Rees
was making his escape. his lawyer was
at the sanitarium serving the writ on the
superintendent and trying to see his
client. Recs made his escape from the
institution early Saturday evening. He
said after he had been committed to the
sanitarium that his clothing was taken
away from him so that he could not es-
cape. He managed to get a suit from
a wardrobe and to secret 1t In closet,
where there was an open window.
Wrapped In a sheet he entered this
closet and slipped into the clothes. Then
he escaped through the window and
made for the woods. He tells thrilling
story OF being pursued by keepers and
dogs, whom he eluded by crossing and
recrossing a stream several times. He
walked all night and finally reached
Mattewan shortly after daybreak. going
to the home OF his lawyer, TO whom he
told his story. Mr.. Meyer came to
Poughkeepsie at once with Rees and
sought out Judge Barnard at the latter's
home. The facts were laid before the
Judge, who wrote a. letter to Superin-
tendent Pilgrim of the Hudson river
state hospital for the insane, asking him
to permit Rees to remain there until the
hearing on Tuesday The unfortunate
man accompanied his lawyer to the in
stitution willingly. He claims that he is
not insane and that his Incarceration is
due to the differences with his father over
business matters
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Tramp Thrown From Car.

Philadelphia, July 19.-Daniel Carron,
a tramp, was thrown from a freight car
on the Pennsylvania railroad near Over
brook on the outskirts Of this city yes
terday during fight, and was killed.
His assailant was Richard Wilson who
says he lives In New York, and through
stress Of circumstances has been forced
TO steal a ride to some other city in the
hopes Of gaining work at his trade. He
fell in with Carron and some others.
They were riding In the same car when
they began quarrelling, with the above
result. Wilson was arrested. His con-
dition does not indicate that he is a
tramp Te says ne is peperhanger
by trade. He wore good clothes. had a
changeso{ linen. new russet shoes and
had seveFal dollars in his pockets. Car
ron and his companions had picked a
quarrel with him, and he was forced to
defend himself by striking Carron.
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Woodford Dined by De LONE.

Washington, July 19.-Senor Dupuy
de LONE, the Spanish minister, and
Sonora de Lone, entertained at dinner
last night Hon. Stewart L. Woodford
the newly appointed minister to Spain.
and Mrs. and Miss Woodford. The
guests invited to meet them were: As
sistant Secretaries Day and Adee Of the
state department.; the Portuguese Minis
ter and Viscountess Thryso. Senior
Rengifo. the Colombian charge DAFT
faires. and Mrs Rengifo; Dr. Merou, the
Argentine minister; Miss Drain, Senor
Soler, first secretary; Senor Galarza
third secretary. and Senor Almeido. at
tachee, respectively, OF the Spanish le-
cation
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No Clue 10 Grac. stevcrsop.

Brooklinc, Mass. July 19.-If the body
OF Grace Stevenson lies In the Brookllne
woods. yesterdays searching party
made up of seven members OF the po-
lice department. "A physician and party
of newspaper men. after a fve-hours
tramp failed To reveal the slightest trace
OF the missing girl. The wood and
marshes around Chestnut hill reservoir
and bordering on the Charles river and
the Newtons were patrolled. about 20
miles being traveersed by the searchers.
Nothing was discovered which could be
connected In the slightest way with the
.s,issIng sirl. sa.--.s.--.-...- =. d.
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CHAPTER 4s1.

AN ACT In Amendment of An Act Entitled
"An Act in Relation TO the Laying out and
Making of Main Drains and Common Sewers
in the Town of Pawtucket," Being Chapter
702 of the Public Laws.
PASSED April p, 1897
1t is enacted by the General Assembly as
Section /. The words "board of public
works" are hereby substituted for the words
sioners' wherever said latter words appear
in Chapter 102 of the Public Laws OF the
State of Rhode Island, passed May 80, ISIS,
and In all acts In addition thereto or In
See .. Section 5 OF said Chapter 7O2 is here.
by repealed, and the following is hereby
substituted therefor:
'Sec. s. Said board OF public works shall
make u report In writing To the board OF
aldermen of all assessments made under the
after being confirmed bv said hoard of alder
men, shall be transferred to the city treas
urer, who shall forthwith notify the owners
of the estates SO assessed OF the fact and
amount of the assessments made against
them, which assessments shall be due and
payable within sixty days from the time the
same are confirmed by said board OF alder
said assessments shall draw interest from
the date of such confirmation until the date
OF payment, ut the rate of six per cent. per
annuIn."
Sec. 3. All assessments so made, con
firmed and notified, shall constitute n lien
on the real estate assessed until the same
costs and expenses be levied by sale thereof
IL said assessments are not paid within four
months after the service OF the notice speci-
fed I'm section of this act, such sale tO be
conducted In the manner provided I'm Chap.
ter ~ of the General Laws of Rhode Island
for sales for the non. payment of taxes.
See. 4. Section OF Chapter s6s OF the Pub.
lie Laws passed February ~, 1ss5, IL hereby
repealed, and the following IL substituted
therefor:
"Sec.2 If the owner of any estate within
| confirmation
board of aldermen, of any sewer assessment
made In accordance with the provisions OF
said Chapter 1o2 OF the Public Laws, shall
notify the city treasurer I'm writing To mp.
portion tho same, the said city treasurer
shall apportion II into three equal parts, the
first of said parts To be payable within sixty
days from said confirmation, the second tn
be paid within one year from the ternina-
tion of said sixty days, and the third within
two years from the termination of said sixty
days, said second and third payments to bear
interest AT the rate of per cent. per annum,
from the date of said confirmation"
see. .. This act shall take effect immcdi-
atcly.
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Ellen Peck Again Wanted.

New York. July 19.--After eluding the
Notice Of the metropolitan police for
more than six years, Ellen Peck, great
est Of confidence women. now nearly 70
ycars of age, Is wanted again. Her
victims this time are several residents
of Brooklyn. whom she is charged with
swindling out OF sums aggregating $i5,-
900. More specifically she is wanted
for defrauding the late DIR. Christopher
Lott OF 124 Reid avenue OF $4,000. an
amount which represented nearly all
his savings. and the loss Of which is be-
licved by his friends to have contributed
largely to his death. which occurred on
Nav TO- .s......
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Two western Men Die at Poland.

South Poland. Me-, July 19.-Hon. II.
Fl. Barnard, prominent lawyer and
Judge OF San Antonio, Tex. died at the
Poland Springs House Friday night OF
abscess Of the lung. He had arrived a
few days previously and was taken sick
at Boston, where he remained a week
The remains were forwarded to st.
Louis for interment. c. r. Jones OF
Sheboygan. Wis.,, who arrived at the
Poland Springs House Wednesday In a
dangerous state. died Friday. He was
n prominent lumberman.
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Tewf,k Pa.ha's scheme Re,.ct.d.

Constantinople, July 19.--At satur.
days sitting of the peace conference
Tewfk Pasha. the Turkish minister OF
foreign affairs. arrived late. He SUBJ
united to the conference new frontier
scheme which was unacceptable to the
powers, and the ambassadors thereupon
Informed Tewhk that the conference
would adjourn until he brought a writ
ten acceptance by his government Of
the frontier line traced by the military
attaches
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District Thirty, X. of L. Convention.

Marlboro, Mass, July 19.--The quarter
ly convention Of the district assembly
No. 30, Knights Of Labor was held here
yesterday. The secretary-treasurer re-
ported that during the past year five
new local assemblies had been author
lied, and the membership had been in
creased 30 per cent. The district as
sembly has never been so strong finan-
cially as at present. John Hurley OF
Charlestown was elected chief marshal
of the knights of Labor division in the
Labor day parade In Boston. p. J.
Byrne Of Marlboro was elected a dele
gate to the general assembly at Louis
vile, with John Lowney Of Charlestown
as alternate.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-19

New York. July i9.-James Flynn. 25
years old. of Brooklyn, and his brother
William. % years old. OF New York. quar-
relied at the formers residence yester-
day, and during the alteration William
drew a knife and stabbed James twice
in the abdomen. william was arrested
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-19

The Cashier--I saw something In tho
paper tho other day that would interest
you. A boarding has been uncarthcd at
Pompcii, still covered with the advertise
mcnts posted there I 800 years ago.
The Advertisement Canvasscr--I bayo
no doubt they advertised for laya.-Piok
Me Up.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-19

Erie. Pa, July 19.-Mrs. Horace Noble
a prominent lady OF this city, was In.
stantiy killed mt Gills Park. near here
yesterday. by n fash OF lightning. She
WAS yitting In the parlor with some com
panIons when the house was struck
None OF the others were hurt.
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Prvvidence, Westerly nnd south kinastowsr
nnh the District OF Narragnns sctt! !', = ..I IL
ntcly.
lccrtify the foregoing to be true copies.
CHARLES Il. BENNETT.
Secretary Of state
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INDUSTRIAL TRUST co.
40 Westminster st.,
PROVIDENCE, RI.
CAv31tA1 ~, 100000
surplus, e0OO,ooO
PARTICIPATION ACCOUNT.


Deposits on Participation
Account on or before August
10 draw interest from August
!: Dividends August and
February.
This account offers the ad-
vantage of Savings Banks with
the additional security of the
capital of the Company.
Legal depositary for T'rus
tees, Executors, Administra-
tors, Guardians, Assignees,
Etc.
SAMUEL r. COLI, President.
JIM. ALDERMAN, vice President.
CYRUS p. BROWN, Treasurer.
WALDO M. PLACE. Secretary
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Museum Annoyances.

"Tbo el 200 beauty had 10 get divorce
from tho human ostrich"
"WhyY'
He kept swallowing her curling iron
and hnirpins. ."--Chicago Record.
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CHAPTER J0,.

An ACT In Amendment OF section ~ of
Chapter II of the General Laws, Entitled
"Of Laying out and Making Highways and
Driftways.'
PASSED April ~, 1870
II IL enacted by the General Assembly ~
follows:
section I. section 81 Of Chapter n of the
General Laws " amended 80 M to read.
"Sec lG. The preceding fourteen sections
Of this chapter shall apply only to the cities
of Newport, Pawtucket, Noonsocket and
Central Fails, and the towns Of Lincoln,
Crnnston, Johnston, Warren, Bristol, Middle
town. East Greenwich. East Providence, New
shoreham, Little Compton, Warwick, Cum
bcrland, harrington, jamestown, North
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PUBLIC LAWS, PASSED AT THE
JANUARY SESSION, 1897.

THE Chapters ~ Public Laws are num-
porel nontiauously from the General
Laws, Eevision OF 1861
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CHAPTER AZ.

AN ACT TO Provide For the Creation and
Disbursement OF a Public School Teach
ers' Retirement Fund In the Uty OF
Providence.
PASSED May a. 1917
II ls enacted by the General Assembly as
InIInMs. - - Z.
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CHAPTER 4S4.

AN ACT Authorizing the City OF Provi
dence to Hire the Sum OF Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollara For the Purchase
and Installation OF Central Office
System For Fire Alarms. and For the
Purchase and Installation OF Eighty
Additional Fire Alarm Boxes.
PASSED May IA. 1917
It is enacted by the General Assembly as
follows
Section I. The city OF Providence is
hereby authorized and empowered TO hire
from time to time not exceeding In the
aggregate the sum OF twenty-five thou
sand dollars TO be used and expended for
the purchase and installation OF CEN
trail office system for fire alarms and for
the purchase and installation of eighty
additional fire alarm boxes and To- issue
it's notes and bonds, or either therefor.
for such time and in such amounts as
may be fixed by the city council thereof
and such notes may be renewed from
time To time as the same become due.
Sec. 2. The city council shall annually
appropriate, so long as said notes or any
renewals OF the same or said bonds ara
outstanding besides n sum To pay the
interest thereon, a sum To be placed as a
sinking fund sufficient for the redemption
of said notes or any renewals OF tho
same or said bonds within forty years
from The date OF the first issue thereof,
and all premiums arising from the salo
Of said notes and bonds shall be placed To
the credit OF said sinking fund.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from
and after Its passage.
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dencc.
naesed Feb 4. 1917
~ ~ enacted by the General Assembly AZ
follows:
Section !. The structure now existing
VI the end Or the DOrrancc street wharf
in the city OF Providence, and east Of the
barbor Dnc established by Public Laws
~ Rhode Island, Chapter III, OF April II,
scctIOD II OF Chapter ily Of the General
Inws OF Rhode Island. 30 long az II does
not need repair or rebuilding. but when
az 20 lie westerly Of the said harbOr linz
and be subject 10 all the laws regulating
the construction OF wharycs
scc. z. This act shall take effect from
and after It's passags.
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- IIJNPJEW ftL
AN ACT H'lJtiVc 20 tho DOrrsncc street
Wharf 10 Called In the city of Proyi-
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AN ACT In Amendment of An Act Entitled
can Act in Relation to the Laying out and
Making of Main Drains and Common Sewers
I'm the Town of Pawtucket," Being Chapter
-oo of tho puhIic Laws
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-07-21

HuHiOr H Hc BiOUd. boils, pim-
piles, scrofula sOres,are promptly Grad
icated by Hoods Sausaparilla. the one
True Blood Purifier, nerve tonic and
health builder.
HOOfs PiIs are easy TO take, easy
To operate. Cure indigestion, bilious
ness. 25C.
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nay DAY FOR HYMEN.
fire C0MDfes .Nadc Happy !Su,,-
Hdy-IHIce 5y Oae Minister.

Mr.. w. j. Beckham, the hustle
ing and clever son of Mr.. w. T..
Beckham, and Miss Carrie Moblev
daughter of Mr.. III. Il. Mobley of
Heath Spring, were married late
Sunday afternoon by Rev. j. III.
Boldridge. They will board with
the sister of the groom, Mrs. III.
b. Collins,
Married at the Presbyterian
Manse by Rev. G. w. Humphreys,
July 14th, 1897, Mr.. John Sistare
an! Miss Alice Hudson, all of the
Douglas church section.
Married at the Baptist parson
age by Rev. j. II. Boldridge, Sun
day, July 18th, 1887, Mr.. Sam
Ballard and Miss .Addie Gamer.
both of this county.
Married at the Baptist parson.
age by Rev. J. III. Boldridge, Sun
day, July 18th, 1867, Mr.. n. O.
Hedgepath and Miss Bessie Bus
bee, of the factory hill.
Married at Hanging Rock
church by Rev. ). w. He..y. Jaly
18th, 1897, Mr. Willie Floyd, son
of Mr.. Il. 5. Floyd of the neigh
borhood OF kershaw, and Miss
jamie Cauthcn, daughter of Mr..
Martin Cauthen of the Oakhurst
section.
Married in White Bluff church.
Lunday, July 18th 1897, by j.
y. Estridge y. r., Mr.. w. Hamp-
ton Hinson and Miss Lee Ann
llinson, second daughter OF Mr..
+. l.. Hinson.
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Miss Annie Young returned
last week from visit to Rock
Hill.
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DeUtHs.

Miss Ella a. Cook, daughter
of MIR. w. ID. Cook, died at the
home of her father in the SINGER
ity section on Sunday 1lth.. aged
about 26 years. She was mem
Der OF the Zion NJ. f.. church.
Died, at Belair, on the 11th
inst, after Il brief illness of diph-
liberia, Mr.. G.. ID. Ashley. aged
about 30 years. Since that his
youngest child has died making
a fifth death in this family this
year.
MIR. Calvin McGuirt of the
north eastern portion of the coun-
ty died Saturday night of heart
disease. He was about 6S years
of age. His remains were buried
at Tabernacle church Sunday af-
ternoon.
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Master Frank Burns is visit
ing relatives at Charlotte.
Misses Mamie and Lucy Ben
nett are visiting their brother
here, MIR. w. Z. Bennett.
Rev. j. S. Croxton passed
through Lancaster Monday ON his
way to Columbia.
Mrs. G. b. Skipper and chill
dren left Monday for a months
visit to her sister in Chicago, Ill.
Rev. S. N. Watson will
preach at the Stevens mill school
house Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Miss Sadie McCardell is Wis.
iting at Mr.. II. j. McIlwain's in
Dry Creek.
Miss Minnie Miller is visit.
ing relatives and friends i'm Mon.
roe, N. G.
Mrs. +. O. London and little
son, of Charleston, are visiting
relatives here.
PERFEcT and permanent are the
cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla. be-
cause 1t makes pure, rich, healthy,
lie and health-giving BLOOD.
Misses Anniebel and Sarah
Gladney are visiting Miss Willie
Sterling at Shelby, n. G.
MIR. George Bell and his sis
ter Miss Julia, of Russell Place.
are visiting the family of Mr.. j.
M. Cauthen.
Miss Margaret Humphreys
small party of her
intimate friends at the Presbv
terian manse Monday evening.
Misses Eugenia and Alice
Williams who are visiting at
Blacksburg will return home to.
morrow.
Key. p. NJ. plvler, Trades.
ville's Vanderbilt. and most ex-
cellent citizen was in town one
day last week.
Rev. j. III. Boldridge return
ed Saturday from Chattanooga
Tenn, where he attended the
meeting of the Baptist Young
PeOle's Union.
FOR SALE.-A fine COW with
young calf. Gives 81 gallons of
milk daily. Apply to
j. j. MONTGOMERY.
Lancaster, S. G..
MIR. j. +. Nesbit attended
the Buford Township Sunday
School convention which met at
Tabernacle church Saturday last.
Abraham Cunningham. col
ored, was beofre Magistrate Burns
Monday for stealing a wash pan.
lie was found guilty and SEN
fenced to 20 days on the chain
gang or $3.50. He went to the
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WOrE tn Begin at .1ntiOch.

Work on the new church build
ing at Stevens mill will com
mence Monday next under the
supervision of Mr.. b. f. Brasing-
ton. Those desiring to assist in
the work, will please report to the
building committee as early as
possible, which is as follows:
w. Z. Stogner,
A. l.. Stogner,
q. III. Funderburk.
Those who have made subscrip-
tions to this work will please ar
range to pay same at once.
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TOnsOriOf P0IiOp omen.

The new tonsorial parlor is
now open and ready for business.
John Mccain from Camden is the
artist in charge. Director II. c..
McCOrkle was the first man
shaved. The lay out is a thing of
beauty and may be a JOY (N for.
ever to its stockholders.
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So-To-B Bac for FIFTY Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
men strong, blood pure. soc, 81 All druggists
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Short Locals.

Miss Annie Young returned
last week from visit to Rock
Hill.
Mr.. w. G. Cauthen (Junius)
and his sister, Miss Agnes. of
Oakhurst, are on visit TO friends
at Shelby, y. c.
a convention of the Epworth
League was held in Toronto,
Canada. last week 10000 stronr.
Key. r.. Lee Robinson will
preach at Shiloh next Sabbath
at 1880 o'clock.
I. M. Fitzpatrick & Bro.
are headquarters for Cane Mills.
Evaporators, Buggies and Wagons.
Stoves and Furniture. 1t
Miss Mamie Crockett is on
visit to relatives in Monroe. n.
G..
Mrs. II. Young has returned
from a visit to her daughter at
Rock Hill.
Mr.. ID. Ferguson and family
are spending a week with rela.
tives at Clinton.
MIR. Z. q. McCorkle spent
Sunday at Cleveland Springs.
RICH RED BLOOD is the foun-
- datlon OF good health. That is why
iood,s Sarsaparilla, the One True
Blood Purifier, gives HEALTH.
Mrs. Emma Fincher who has
been visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Long at this place returned
to her home at Charlotte. y. c.,
Monday.
,ihCokTlNENcE of water during sleep
ss'SpPeT immcd'" ely by DIR. T.. DEroHoN's
alike. Price al Sold by j. f. Mackey < Co
Druggists, Lancaster, 5. C.
MIR. II. Brandt, the clever
opt ian and jeweler of Chester,
will spend several days here
this week. His headquarters are
are at the Cunningham Hotel.
The picnic and free enter
tainment to be given at Fort
Lawn on the 29th promises to be
decided success, and all are
again invited to attend.
In the Newberry court last
week Tony Lyles, colored, was
convicted Of criminal assault
upon Miss Jane Williams last
March, and was sentenced to be
hanged on the 20th of August.
+. X. Massey, the excursion
ist, will run one of his excursions
to Charlotte, n. G. via Rock Hill,
Thursday, July Goth. The round
trip fare from this point will be
80 cents.
Frank Reid, the eldest child
of Rev. and Mrs. Boldridge, got
one of his arms broke Monday
Just above the elbow by fall
from the piazza. DIR. NJ. L. Craw-
ford was summoned.
"A party of young people
went on straw ride to Elgin
one night last week and partici-
pated in n moonlight picnic at
Mr.. |. w. Moore's. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. Ira b. Jones
and Mrs. Chas. +. Connors.
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Mr.. Joseph Walker is pre-
pairing to open stock Of heavy
and fancy groceries in the DR..
Mackey store room corner of
Main and Gay streets.