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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
n TIE CITY COURTS S;
Many ha'ters Of Interest Around Ahua,
city Hall Square. ~
PAGE CHARGED WITH STABBluG MORTON
isr liz Arrested for the Cutting which
Occurred in Goed.on's bar sntur-
tny Nrht-sA Is hirt Fred ON
I'rrcbre .:ncr Moro Arrmisncl lie
&-- Escaped ir0n .1au.

two closely written dochtts; contain
InG he names AID oitcnEcS o: tn,
numerous prisoners arrested by thu
police Saturday and Sunday night, were
&sni over 10 the Police Court from head
idIrterS yesterday morning and Justice
I"inlin disposed of the double dose la
snort order
William Pegram, colored was arralgn-
ed On the charge of stealing a coat
from Z. l.. Hardy. colorcd wharf lab
orer at the Merchants and Miners
transportation companys dock. The
testimony showed that he had taken the
coat from rack and that when pur-
sued 1t was necessary to fire upon him.
) Justice Tomin gave him fifteen days in
jail.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

The funeral OF Mr.. Charles w. White
hurst took place Sunday at 4 p. M, from
inc queen Street NJ. h. church and was
conducted by the pastor. the Rev. J. w
Moore. The remains we're inferred in
Ein?wCod cemetery.
Tite funeral of Mr.. ]. Reynolds Wal
lace took place yesterday Afternoon at
O'Clock from the Presbyterian church
in Princess Anne county, and was cln-
Quoted by the Rev. DR.. W. S. Lacy, OF
this city. The inierment was in Elm
wood cemetery, this city. The deceased
d!rd Saturday at his home In Princess
ANNE. after q lingering Illness, aged So
YEATS
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ANTI-LAMBITES MEET
ana lave Their Little Fling at the
Other Fellows You Know

AND Have Their Little Fling at the
Other Fellows You Know.
The antl-Lambites had their inning
nst night when their City Executive
committee met at the rooms of the Tide.
water Republican CLUB, some twenty
strong, with Col. John Lowery in the
chalr ana G. T. Fitchett secretary. and
p.ckeq the Colonel and his cause TO
pieces for solid hour with delightful.
lhouGh somewhat monOtonous unarlimi
~. Inc meeting was entirely secret, but
tnerc was scarcely reason why this
should have been so, because nothing
was done but to generally "cuss" ont the
other Fellows and olive the following
resolution, which. IN the matter of
speaking for itself. Is a talking wonder:
whereas, The Republican State
Committee Of Virginia, at 4 meeting held
at Lynchburg, Va, on the. 18th day of
August. 1887, decided ny an almost un-
animous vote that It was urexped!cnt
10 CAL state convention for the purpose
or nominating candidates for Governor,
LieutenantG and Attorney Gen
eral. end
whereas, EN-Chairman VIM Lamb.
r.. T. Wise. James Eahcn and w. S.
Lufty and several others, whose names
were not made public. none of whom
rave any connection whatever with the
i1epupllcah organization in Virginia,
more than any other private in the
ranks Of the Republican party, met in
iichmond. Va, on the night of Sep
tember q, 1897. and called a convention.
TO meet In Lynchhurg on the 5th day
or october. 1897. for the purpose OF nomi-
nat.rng candidates for Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor and Attorney General,
ard
Whereas, The matter has been
called to the attention or the Rcpuhl!-
can City Committee OF Norfolk, va. be
it
Resolved. That the Republican CITY
Committee Of Norfolk city, Va, do not
recognize this call Of eX-Chairman Lamb
ana others as call by any authority
OF the Republican organization of Vir-
Einia, and decline TO call a city conven-
ton for the purpose OF sending dele
gates to. this so-calied convention: ihat
we believe il 10 be the duty of all true
Republicans to abide by the action of
the Republican State organization. and
We hereby ratify the action OF The State
committee III deciding not to call n
State convention and express orr utmost
confidence i'll the excellent Judgment Of
our State chairman. Hon. Park Agncw.
"r!d his executive advisers"
The Lamb rIHn are continuing 10 smile
gently and conGescendmgly. for they be-
iievc that their trump card. the convcn-
tion. VIII take the trick. AT any rate it
Is beyond Doubt that their position is
Tar superior H. wfft IL was some time
n'n. full q creation to the crrrvcr-
Hon nj Ly"CNu"" was elected Mt pin
'eSS Arr FHl'' n"usa yesterday, - J
others ere r".- reported every day
from different sections Of the State.
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AN IMPORTANT MEETING.
An Ordinance to Regulate Speed oil
Vehicles in the Cemeteries.

An Ordinance to Regulate Speed Of
Vehicles in the Cemeteries.
a meeting Of the Councils Committee
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Yeatman. E!-
lott and Kizer-was held at the Office of
the City Treasurer last night
The superintendent of Cemeteries
submitted to the committee their an.
nual reports. The reports shows graft
Tying condition and will be published in
Mayor Mayos annuai message
The committee also decided to recon-
mend to the Councils the adoption of an
ordnance regula ting the speed vehicles
shall be allowed to maze. There is much
complaint expressed at the fact that as
soorl as funeral is over there Is a
grand rush on theHpart nf.hack drivers
TO get out of the grounds. Seyera. ac-
cidcnts have been narrowly averted and
the committee desires to take precau-
tionary measures in time.
The committee has severaI improve
ments in contemplation that they pro-
pose to make in the near future
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WHO WAS THE VICTIM?

Chief Dornin Desires Some Information
About Purses Owner.
Chief OF Police Dnrnin furnishes the
following for puhlicatiCrl: The Police
Department is in possession of the man
who snatchcd the pockctbook from the
lady or CRANKY street. at the corner of
Courtney street. last Thursday evening.
1t Is necessary, in order to make a case
against this man. that the lady make
herself Known to the Police Department
me department asks that she do So
1t is not only due to the department. but
TO the city ut large. that the lady com
ply with this request. IN order that this
penlciou5 practice may be broken up
through tho administering of PROMPT
ana lawful punishment upon the guilty
party.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
ais Organization Held an Important aEG
Interesting Meeting Last hight.
Q CREATE a, BUREAU OF lABOb
he Union Takes Initiative ana VIII
McmnriRiizcI the ,hc
Location of an Armour Pinto Enc.
aory in fills section EInnI scpor,
Of The I.nbor Day Committee.

y large number OF deIcya ties were pres
ent last night whccr f'rcs dent; James Il.
casey called the nisGting OF the Central
Labor Union TO order
The report of the delegates showed thu
condition OF trade to be exceptionally
GOOD.
Mr.. C. C. Williams, from the Painters.
md Decora tors Union. presented a LONG
list OF firms that had agreed to en-
pioy none but union men. He also
i.ted several Instances where the mem
}ership had been materially benefited by
NE formation of their union Only a
snort while ago great deal Of the
painting done In the navy-yard was by
unskllled labor. His union entered a
protest to the proper authorities and as
result all painting Is now being done
oy the members of the Painters and
Decorators Union. Lei SiSkz. .
Mr.. Kizer, from the TypographicaI
mon, spoke upon the great good that
would result to this city and section
I the commission recently appointed by
he Government could be induced to
ocate the proposed varmor plate factory
N this city, and introduced the following
solution, which was unanimously
idopted:
Whereas, The commission appointed
oy the Governmental locate O. site for
The armor plate factory,f6r the manu-
az oiS VI utIlOr p.ate Tor 'DattleShfpS,
IND are now seeking sites for the same;
Resolved, That Central Labor Union
hearty endorses the move of the Ports
mouth Board of Trade for the location Of
the plant in this vicinity
Resolved, That Central Labor Union
most respectfully petition the. various
commercial organizations of, this; city
20 take action inviting the commission
TO this section to view the different sites
contemplated for such plant"
The delegates from the Typographical
Union urged the Importance of the Cen
trail Labor Union taking the Initiative
step toward the creation of Bureau Of
Labor and Industrial Statistics, and
showed beyond question the many ad-
vantages that would result to both en-
ployery and emp!oye.', After a full dis
GU: q On of the proposition COMMITTEES,
composed of Messrs. C.. G. Kizer, James
Carmichael and c. c. Williams, were
appointed to gather such information
IS would tend to show our State law
makers the necessity IF creating such
bureau. At the last session of the
Legislature the bill was defeated by a
narrow margin, due largely to the, fact
that It's advantages were not generally
understood
The final report of the Labor Day
committee was submitted. It was thor
oughly satisfactory to ALL and showed
That many dollars found their way into
the treasury OF the organize ton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28

We have never played sec
ond fiddle to anybody on Per-
Gales. Not doing it now. The
already large assortment was
still further enlarged Yesterday.
The result is such a collection
as is pre-enIinently good.
A full line Of Roman Stripes
in the newest combinations Of
colorings.
Besides these Figured
Styles-w wonderfully seductive.
From the number of Blank
cts, Comforts and new Quilts
we're selling, there must be
great value in them.
Joseph Brown, 2iO Church
street, Norfolk.
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A Valuable Presentation.

Ed.tor Morrison. Of Worthirgion. Ind.
writes: You have a valua D, .
prescription In Electric B:tters, and |
can checriu.ly recommend ii for Con-
sumption and Sick Headache and as n
general system tonic it has no equal"
Mrs. Annie Stehlc, 26o5 Cottage Grove
avenue. Chicago, was all run down,
could not eat nor digest food. had n
headache which never left her and felt
tired and weary, but SIX bottles Of Elec-
trio Bttcrs restored her health and re-
ncwed her strength. Prices so cents and
S.00. Get a bottle at Burrow, Martin
& Co.'S Drug Store
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IInye YounM nscot2

IF not, call at once and procure one
from G. f. Greenwood & Bro. who have
secured another lot OF the genuine lucky
article. tnly csc, and soc. each. Buy one
of them ard Re lucky IN securing an
engagement and wedding ring. 4
good watch, 10 DO proper service nd
any article In gold, silver or diamond,
to give perfect satisfaction. at bottom
prices, which is always O satisfactory
feature :,
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BOY BURGLARS At TIE BEACH.

Reported pcpredatiors ut Cottages
Traced to Juvenile Sources.
The Expectations upon their property
which hare from time to time been re-
ported by persons OWNING property ut
virginia Beach have been traced to \
nand OF youthful larksters. who entered
the cottages more in n spirit of fun ana
nravado than with any criminal intent
fhey have been apprehended by the au-
thoriticS. but no arrests were made on
the promises OF their parents that each
one Of them SHOULD be soundly thrashed.
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Office of The Client Company,

Philadelphia, Sept. /, 1897.
T THE SECOND REGULAR MEETING
OF the stockholders of this company
will be held on TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF
October, 1887, at p. M, In the office OF the
company at Norfolk. Virginia. when nm
election vii be held for directors for the
ensuing year. and such other business
transacted as may properly come before
the meeting.
Respectfully. J. NJ. WlRGN1AN,
Se1S-tdm Secretary.
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CHARGED WITH CUTTING.

John Page Alleged to Have Stabbed
Morton With Knife.
John Z. Page. an elderly man, was q
prisoner In the Police Court yesterday
charged with slashlhg w. j. Morton on
the arm with knife. The man was cut
during a drunken row IN Goodsons bar,
on upper Church street, Saturday night.
Inc wound, which Is quite painful one.
was dressed at st. Vincent's Hospital
ana Page was arrested late the same
night. Owing to the inability of the in
1ured man to arnear icl court the case
was continued and the prison r was held.
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pccinI Notice.

" have Mt last succeeded In getting
as" relief photographs down in price.
and can HOW furnish them at prices
within The reach Of all. Call and see
them. The most wonderful Photograph
ever patented. b. G. CAMPBELL.
Ballentine Building. 340-344 Main st.
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~ o.


NcMAHON.--At his residence, on rur-
,yH Point Road, Mo- folk county. Va. S p
Icnhor Z6tn, 1877. AZ 80 a. M, III GIL j.
"" HON, aged 20 years.
,.,ir"ral services from ST. Pauls Chapel
N.inS steep THIS (TucSd?y) MORNING
AZ 10 o'cltck. Friends and ncnuaintances
invited to attend. Intcrment ST. Paul's
cemetery II
(Strunton. Va, PHILADELPHIA and New
York papers please copy)
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FERElBu2G1 AGAIN ARRA1GlNED.
l1e Escaped From Jail. but Was Re-
captured Saturday

The case of John Ferebee. alias George
Williams. colored, charged with stealing
clothing, was continued for ten days by
Justice Tomlin yesterday, and the pris-
oner was held. Fercbee was arrested
some days ago, but before he had been
locked up In cell at police headQuar-
ters he escaped through n side door
which had been left open and jumped
hisn wall between the jail and the
Statlon-house. lie went TO Elizabeth
CITY, N. c., and just returned to Nor
folk last Saturday.
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ledger copy.)
N OTTO FL
Office of the Norfolk Company,

500 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, Sept. l, 1897.
T HE 7TH ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders of this company viii
1897. at IL m. in the office Of the company
Mt Norfolk, Virginia, when an election will
he held for directors for the ensuing year,
and such other business transacted as
may properly come before the meeting.
Respectfully, ]. NJ. WIRGMAN,
Sc1S-tdm Secretary.
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80 surn-So pny.

That Is - way all druggists sell
fHDNF'S + hSTELESS CHILL TONIC
COR ti'ls and Malaria. 1t H. simply Iru,,
and Qulc!;e In taselcss form. Cha
!r N love 1t. Adults prefer 1t to bite,
HaIse1t!rr t"nicI. Price. SOC.
IL 96-opI.5pt
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ANOTHER BURGLARY.

Some time early Sunday morning n
thief entered the residence Of Mr. Fl. b.
Constable, Jr.. No, IS Grace street.
through window, and going into the
room OF one of the broadGrs. rifltd his
pockets. getting a considerable sum Of
money. He did not modest the silver
ware.
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METEOKoLoGICAI, DATA.
y $. perar,mcn, - Gricuiture.
Weather IslirGltr Norfr,lIt Snr-s y

). Derarsncn: - Agriculture
~ Weather Bureau Norfolk, Sept. 81.
: Ihr following observations are record.
su Tor the past twenty four hours:
:haXimu:n temperature ....... ~
NhiHiinun temperature ;. ........... G.:
Normal temperature :. ..... sx
departure from normal 49,. minus
Departure from normal since jan
uary lot $3.50. Mus 49,
Rainfall In "a hours =. q
rainfall since September LIST :. 81
Mean humidity 49,. .... -
j. ]. GRAY. Observer
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Cllnnro of ,ciicIIuIc.

On and after Friday. Oa.cbcr Is.
steamers of the Old Dominion Line will
sail for New York daily nj 200 D. M,
ins:'tcad of at 7:3O n. m. an heretofore.
NJ. B. CROMWELL,
sezS-at Agent
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IF you want 20 spend delightful day
on the water, take steamer Northamp
ton. leaving Bay Line wharf at 700 a.
m, daily. except Sunday, for trjp 10
Mobjack Bay and landings on western
shore. Fare 81 for the round trip. Meals
so cents each. jy4-18
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NORFOLK viRGINIAN rs Is AY. rEnfsER %. 1897
WEATHER REPORT
."r-en.' AN" aener"I conniii"n- /.

Washington. u. c.. Scpt@g7. 1897. I.
For Virginia: Fair; cooler:
FAIR northerly Winds
For North Carol.na: Fall
cooler: Forth TO northeast
winds.
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PORT CALENDAR.

i sun rises, 5:5S q. M: sun sets, 5:53 =.
M; hiSh water. 9:5o n. m. and 10:1S p.
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NERVOUS TROUBLES all kinds cured
with ANIMAL EXTRACTS j. &c boot,
tells how. WASHINGTON CHEMICAL
co, Washington, ID. c.
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Have your tailoring wants propeyl,
attended to by
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
3333 Main street.
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Night school ct Southern Shorthand
end Business University. Opens Mon
day. October Hh. Call at University,
Haddington Building, for particulars.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-28

Our second invoice of choice Urs,don
special cuttings now on our counters.
Nothing like them in the city.
RUDOLPH e WALLACE,
333 Main street
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j Il, III X ms.

Honsekeeoers will find It TO the'r inter-
est 10 stop at new No. 20G MAIN STREET.
MONDAY and inspect something in tho
WAY CT
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HOUSEFURNiSHENGS

a big. week anticipated (lNccausn OF OK.
ceedinely low pricts) on BLANKETS
IlEMMED Its. SHEETS, IlIiOW
and $OISrEK CASES, POETiERES
TABLE, COVERS. etc.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-11-17
Decatur.

The famous Welsh quartet will be at
the Decatur opera house this (Wednes-
day. evening.
Chas. Secord of South Haven was
calling on his Decatur friends the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. s. M. Keables went TO Ann
Arbor, yesterday, where she will spend
a portion of the winter.
Thomas Culverhouse and son Bert left
for Fitzgerald, Ga, where they expect
to get work for the winter. Thomas
has acquired some property there.
Allie Cady, who went to Colorado for
his health a few weeks ago, has gone
from Pueblo to the central part of New
Mexico He writes home that he is
getting better.
Will G.. Moulton is attending the gen.
eral dedication of all the Pennsylvania
monuments at Chckamauga park, Chat
tanooga, Tenn, this week. he goes
from there To Atlanta, thence To Fitz-
geral, Georgia, making the entire dis
lance on his wheel
County Agent Chas. K. Robinson was
in town Monday, to assist in disposing
of the case of Fred Hart (colored), a
fifteen years old boy, who was arrested
on charge preferred by his grand
father, Aaron Burnett. The young man
was let off on suspended sentence.
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Lawrence.

Harry Martin is on the sick list.
Burr Sweet was in Hartford, Satur-
day.
The X. D. Il. M. visited the Hartford
tent, Saturday evening.
Miss Hattie Spicer of South Haven
is visiting at Mrs. Nj. j. Hazards.
Miss Alice Rowland of Stevensville
spent part of last week at home.
Miss Grace Barnes, who has been at
Kalamazoo college, is home for few
days.
The young ladies' literary club met
Tuesday at the home of Miss Belle
Maynard.
Asher Rowe came from Kalamazoo,
Saturday, to see his grandfather, who
is very sick.
Mrs. Cora Bauter of Minnesota is
visiting her parents and other relatives
of this place.
Union young peoples meeting has
been postponed until one week from
next Sunday night.
DIR. S. Rowe is again quite i'll. His
SUI, III w vi hllCkab, hdo oOOb
here attending him.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy West went to
Bangor, Sunday, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Vests father, Jos. Gray.
Rev. X. NJ Van Schoick, presiding
elder of the M. +. church, will be here
next Sunday evening. Meeting will
commence at six o'clock All are in.
vited.
The marriage of Miss Nina Henry
and Mr.. Clarence Colburn of this place
occurs tonight at the home of the
brides parents, Ed. Henry and wife
Both young people are held in high es
TEEN by all who know them and extend
to them their hearty congratulations
SoRle fifty guests will be present to
witness the ceremony.
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COrWin.

Mark Shepard is preparing to move
onto John Young's farm.
The Hamilton Sunday school conven-
ton was largely attended and was a
success.
Stephen Zimmerman has rented his
farm to his son, Charles, and will move
90 Hartford in the near future.
j. +. Straw and wife of Bangor came
up to attend the wedding of their niece,
Miss Verne Harris, and spent the bal
ance of the week visiting at Corwin.
In spite of the storm which was
raging without and the condition of the
roads, large company assembled at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Simmons in Lawrence township, Thurs
day evening, November IL, to witness
the marriage of the hostess sister, Miss
Verne Harris, to Seymour K Rose, both
of Corwin. Mrs. Cora Corey presided
at the organ. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Zimmerman acted as best man and
bridesmaid. During the ceremony, the
wedding party stood under an arch of
myrtle and white, from which were
suspended three horse shoes, while Rev.
Trewin, pastor of the Keller M. f.
church, tied the nuptial knot. The
presents were numerous, beautiful and
useful including silver, glass and china
ware. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose will be at
home to their friends at the residence
of the grooms father, after November
%
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The following resolutions were passed

The following resolutions were passed
by the convention:
Resolved: That the delegates of the
25th anniversary Of the Van Buren,
County Sunday School association, do
hereby tender their sincere thanks for
the brotherly kindness and christian
love manifested towards us in their
kind and generous entertainment.
Resolved: That we express our
gratitude that SO many who were
present at the organization of the
county Sunday school association were
able 20 be with us To inspire with con-
fdence to press on in the work of the
Master.
Resolved: That we are gratified TO
have with us our field secretary, 4. X.
Mohr, to instruct and to lead us in pre-
paration for Sunday school work.
Resolved: That, we tender our thanks
to ALL who have nobly stood 10y us in
the late contest and helped keep the
open saloon out of Van Buren, county,
and that it is the sense of this con-
vention that temperance should be
more generally taught in our Sunday
schools.
&C. +. LEWIS,
Com. X. M. WAITE,
X. q. HUTCHINs.
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L,aWton.

N. q. Martin, wife and daughter
spent Sunday In Oshtemo.
The Cripple Greek visitors returned
home Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Irving entertain
ed Mrs. Nash of Kalamazoo, last week.
The first lecture % the course was
gwen Wednesday night of last week.
1t was pleasing and very instructive.
The Gillett Bros have purchased
4 the Koeler bakery and Mrs. Koeler and
little son Fred have joined MIR. X. at
1les.
The Niles district M. Z. conference
was held at this place last week, with
half hundred visitors from other
towns.
+. White has rented the Robinson
house on Main street and his little ones
arrived Saturday. His sister, widow,
will live with him.
ID. w. Powell and s. g. Reynolds
have purchased the school seat machin-
cry at Marcellus and moved it TO this
place. They will start planning mill
and moulding factory.
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Arlington.

ID. w. Johnston has returned to
Richmond, Ind, after a visit with his
family here.
Joseph Gray died at his home near
Bongor on Saturday, November 13,
after few weeks illness.
Alva flagler has moved into the
house opposite Wesley Nicholas, lately
vacated by Chas. Palmer, who now
lives in his own house.
Revival meetings were held last week
at the East Arlington church, conduct
ed by Rev. Scholtz. Twenty-Five con-
versions were made and several persons
were baptised.