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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
ALLEGHASY SPRINGS.
The Cottages Rapidly Filling Up
some Late Arrivals.
Correspondence OF the Dlspatch)

0Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
TI,EGHANY SPRINGS. VA, July
1s-The nights are so dellciously cool
here. with the thermometer below 60 as
70 make blankets very comfortable ana
N give that sound sleep which renews
youth and vigor. nj. a.,
The hotel and cottages are rapidly MI
ing 10. and soon the weekly german
viii lnaucurate the gayety for "hlch Al
lsghany has always been famous. hach
dsv there are new faces in the dining
room and already the company has as
snmed such proportions that everybody
does not know everybody else MOST
81 those here have come for the Whole
season and so have settled themselves
comfortably. and are making the most
of the restfulness Of the place. Among
,,ro,ntnent arrivals are Mrs. A. T. Samp-
en- of Galveston. who will be joined
l.tar nv her husband, PROMINENT ana
non,r,ar physician OF that city.
D.nville is already well represented
ana has sent to Allegheny some very at
,ractIve Young married women among
rhom are 10 be especially noted Mes
danes Ed. Barrett. j. n. Parkinson.
800 lanes. O. w. Dudley, and IL. X.
Fitzgerald. ~ ~.
leans are an agreeable addition 10 Inc
enmpany here. Mr. McRae is native
80 pIehmond. and q member OF that large
SaniIv so long and intimately connected
with your city.
Colonel Robert Sweuson. OF Knoxville
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ring the chi,dren's hour, guidins the tiny
ors,,ures through The intricacies OF tne
tarcers or speeding them across the Dali
room floor in the waltz or two-step. 1T
lecture and Mrs. Rutherford are WIZ
ming laurels at the whist taOie' 80
when pitted against such nnisheo piASei'
az Miss Jackson and Mr.. McCiaren'
rta Misses Trip,ett. OF Mobile. nieces
y, the late Mrs. Philip Haxall. are two
~ the prettiest and most attractive si's
here. .,t..os
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris. and the Misses
Harris. carried with them the regrets OF
all their friends. when they IelL ~
Tuesday They were the moving Spirits
OF every enterprise In their set
ARRIVALS.
Tho latest arrivals are: Mr. and Mrs
charles u. Pugh and Mrs. Edward mt
Tor OF philadelphia; Mr.. Thomas X
pr,ce Miss Price, Mr.. George Shearer,
Mic, Francis Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon OF
New YORK: Mr.. Heller. Mr.. John NJ
price Mr.. H. Frazie. Mrs. John u
potts Mr.. and Mrs. II, 7. Gates MI.
w IT Grant. and Mrs. Moses May, OF
picbr,ond. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bakei'
the Misses Baker Mr.. and Mrs. Cnares
r. GRAY Miss r. T. Goldsmith, MISS u
n rally. Miss c. 3. Rule Miss \. nay
yard Miss A. Kurdach, the Misses AUS
tin. Miss Rose Koch, the Misses blake
lv Miss f. J. Ware Mrs. W. D. Ma
ehaU. and Mr.. W. d. Fayette, Chi-
coro: Mr.. A. N. Scott, Mr.. 5. l.. jack
son Mr.. S. A. Dletz, Mr.. w u. Moore
Miss Matthews, Mr.. l.. a. saul, MI H.
r Moore. Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Perkins,
Miss T., N. Rogers, Governor atkinson.
20. Nary Con- Mr. and Mrs. A. Ken
GALL. MIR. w. A. Dawson, Mr.. Laurence
Mr. 7. NJ La Florette, Mr.. J. A. Rooin-
son West virginia: Mr. J. \. Boone
Favette. Ind: Mr.. T.. T. barrow, MISS
barrow. India-apolis Mrs. J. l.. Pey-
ton stanton. Va: the Misses Deane
Alexandria; Mr.. Walter Caben, Dr. w.
y peters and Mrs. Peters. University
Of Virginia: Mrs. Edwin Wilson, Aus
tin Tex. General and Mrs. Frank Arm
strong. Mrs. W. II. Bingham, Madame
Colston. Washington. D. c; Mr.. I. H.
Pollard. Memphis; Mr. c. NJ. Dlckersoh'
Shelbyville. Tenn; Mr.. Marcus burke
Mrs. A. NJ. Phillips, Mrs. H. b. buCh'
Baltimore: Misses Evans and Luhiy'
Illinois. Mr.. A. NJ. Lambert, Ohio; Rev.
John IT. Gibson, Wheeling; Mr. ana
Mrs. Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD
Jenkins. Cincinnati; Mr.. and MIS- H.
NJ. Gilbert, Columbus, o.; MT joseph
Cook Miss Mary f. Cook, Columbus
Ca: Mr.. z. Mccoy, Iowa; Mr.. Edwin
r Pratt. Kansas city Mrs. w. y. IN
derwood the Misses Underwood, Mrs.
George Deas. DR.. J. c. BOdow, Jr., Nor
rIstown. n. D.; Mrs. John II. Prins, Mr..
c. Rossemer, W. b. Vessimon, Louis
vile.
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chemical department. has spent me week
hero doing some assaylug fn h.s chemical
laboratory. With Mrs Prize, Pee spend
ing the summer In ChrisuansbuIr
Mr. and Mrs. AleGaa de- Black have
returned home after spending Two az
three weeks most delightfully."- al Virginia
Beach and Old Point.
Professor collins Denny OF i0milru'
Sidney College. spent few Gays ln -
county being the guest Ok M John j.
Johnson. 1r. Professor Denny is traye.-
ling over Southwest Virginia in The .nte-
rest OF his college.
The cadets who arc spending Inc sum.
mer here gave % the young l1.t. C' To
town a most q ightful german 600 Wed.
ncsday night Fourteen coup .s rtr.
ticipated. dancing until about A. ST.
Last evening The same young ladies'
and gentlemen ATTENDED. by spec. nf-
tatiOu. a select germa- gIFlu .F 'la
proprietor OF tie Montgomery White all-
phur Springs.
Professor Samuel r. prltchari has pee
turned from visit % relatives 300 South
Carolina.
The young men Of the town a'l ST.
cinity VIII have a tournament or tle -i.
The riding viii take place on i.e Abe
letic grounds Of the institute. and .s tf'
riders are expert h0rsenen. ana Doe
arrangements are In me hands OF nt"-
men or great tact and judgment. $500 m
expect "a day or rare entertainment n
number of knights have already cni"r.l
the lists. ana moro are expected f1 40 pr.
Major william Il. EMS o plB disl 4
grand master OF the N1sOns visited DO
lodge at BlacEsburg this week.
our town will soon Jose ore of rs
brightest and most aur-'It. young
ladies'. as it j. announced that N lhIA
Wake, a daughter OF M nuI Nfs.
George Wake viii be mari n Au-
gust 10 n very fortunate young s.utlc-
man farmer from Nelson.
Professor William j.. taunI rs went
down 10 Roanoke ON Thursday evening
10 hear the argument in the case ~
Franklin county US. tho Roanoke rrl
Southern railway. case that has ate
tracted widespread interest. Nc PRS.
Phlegar and Johnson. OF Chrst'ansl
are the attorneys Tor The -.u.'y ~
Franklin.
Mr.. w. o. Firth. recently appointed So
% ltendent Of Public schools fnr Fra TO
lin county and ON aluWuus PHO we
ginia Polytechni" institute. Us I,, m
Vielt {. fr'pIUs ar1 ftlHf.ttr
Mrs. Nidain u FqlrrI, .44ss 1.iIi.
and several Of Mrs pfmers gIari f.-
dren have arrived at tlnIr summer f'-
dence. near town. whore they b ID .'l
the summer. Colonel william II. Pam'f
Is expected ldtlr.
The handsome new stone house wh.cn
Mr. James T. Hardwick e building
Main street Is nearing cor ''e'io.. AMI
viii soon he ready for q. 'Nf meg.
J learn. also. that Mr.. Alc.tuIer li'tc.
will iu The near future build co. hama. Nt
new dwelling 10 replace his home IAit
was recently burned.
Tho wheat crop Is being thresiei nos"
and the weld is eXcept'OralIF Nne ID
both quality and quantity From hlI
five acres sown last fall the coHee itf p
threshed about 80 bushels 10 'e ifoi- I.
thar the average yield on good lama "'
be about twenty bushels 70 de- re
There Is every indication of fI.l at-
tendance M the institute next iaN
THE demand for catalogues is very large.
Or Edward y. Sheih ~ The char X
English. "a absent in Baltimore. Fis.N 3
his AGED father. who resides there.
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IS here. and much improved in health by
the use Of the waters
Mrs. William Barney. Of Mobile, Is ex-
pected with a large party.
Miss Mabel Vaughan, Of Richmond
comes next week.
Some late arrivals are Mr.. r. j. Ander-
son. Elba, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
I.unsford. Fincastle. Va; Mr.. Isaac Car
doza and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gibson.
Richmond; Mrs. p. Hairston and Mrs
Callie Halrston Hanson, Marunsvlle'
va: Mrs. r. A. Schoolheld, Miss Cum
mings. Mrs. Bruce James and Mrs. Alex
ander, Danville; Mrs. Joseph Conn ana
Misses Cohn, Lynchburg.
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NJ Ned. Sm'thers. VINO Injured hls
knee so painfully last week ny iiiltN
heavily across the car-track, has resume
his duties as conductor bur ia .ili IAN
Vfr Suencer Gilman d. not any better
and II is now feared typhO.l-fever "il
Ms J. Dickman. Of South Carolina ORR.
rived here Wednesday on a Visit 20 b
parents. Mr. and Mrs. GcDharat
Mr. James Dudley has os guests i'f
the warm months his sister ana lalH
ter Mrs and Miss StOrrs. 0f New loIh
The infant Of Sir. j.. Sfoval h .N.-
proving after a severe attack or ch,''
Wr J.. Pellegrlno. with his charm
wife OF Baltimore, are stOppns IN
Daniel Smiths. where they VIII y. t'''
remain until october ...r
Mr. Gilbert Vlnce0rs paper tha. ".
he published In a week or two.
The name OF HenricO News lIis t-
- drive anarchy and sociliasn o-l i
the county. will. 10 is hopel, Do ''
ME Rebekahs held their lawn r'fy
two evenings IN Richmond. Dtt ~.
near so successful as tney Or 'si'
been bad they given II OUT L.lF, y ~
hero was no opposition IN the way %
digbiand Springs IS adyanc..s W
ranid strides. She has a p0riiall,n
can be counted nane by name U.
..1in,,tcs ami vef she ils urns..i -"
nomlnee Tor member or CQng.ts 4.
iien ln the last election, afN 10"
nrociaims j. J. Quantz fSocihlsl h'i. 1,
Cor Governor Of this STATE. hL.
IA present engaged In the maH1ia-
OF yeast cake. --i..o- ~ tbs
Mr.. Allen. who e the pr9pf'e'orr o y, D.
rssc-course az Fair oaks ls ,
lliatirs, ne erection OF a large ptf ''
&c nl,,ro exctirsionists scar FAR '',ee'
There win be a dance al Diehi'''
Monday night. the l9tn. 49,. .,t beer
The Baptist church AFFAIR ',,,..fe- ~
u ,oelnsers and sunday-school seho.5is a
inLllsi ilsDi ~ The removal 20 Nen1f..f !.
y T,sg what the decision ~ill b. cannet n
bsa' They have hye years }e, ,D ZION.
70 decide ll., 'his o. he Ladies Al soe.eS
,,,hinh VS. 10 have been held az ~.
waiter Wren's. was postpone On
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BLACK SDtRG.
A Gay wheeling Party-A 'erm""-
pcrxouaI Notes.

BLAcKsBURG, VA, July LISP soih,,
This week a gay and merry party lel.
in wheel vehicles for few days stay al
Mountain Lake. which Is distant roIn
our town only eighteen miles. IL SD en-.
s .iIan.vgs Alessrs. John and Charles Nc,
pry5e their guests Misses Piper ana
bryce, ~ baltimore: The Misses Patton.
and dg Mrs Moore. ara Miss Hardy Of Gene t5e
s,A, Hardy and Messrs. Guiguard.
ppeeslserylll' and Urquhart, who made tns
90 ~ ,helr blcy c!es. though the ascent
,,'g h here is about 200 feet. >
' Mrs. Parker ana child, OF Columbia b. >,
C.. are the guests, 70. The, tne summer OF f'0
professor Robert c. Price. or the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-05

on an equality. Woman was first at the
cross and last at the grave. When men
sneak of the inferiority of woman l think
of the burning words of Lilly DevereuX
Blake: Woman inferior? Why woman's
money fitted out the boats that brought
the discovcrers TO America; her money
fitted out the Maynower; the American
flag was designed 10y woman ana Alherl-
cas- national bird was "a hen"
Yes Il U.s. You all have heard of tho IA
nous war eagle AID Abe" who accom-
panied a Wisconsin regiment all through
the war. Wen. after the lighting wac over
s.Old Abe" was taken TO Madison. Wis, 70
end his DAYS In honorable retirement ana
he spent all of his leisure time IN laying
eggs Could such patriotic or loyai
words have fallen from the lips OF any
man? Say. BHnker. can you or Mr.. Law
renee come up to that?
am not an advocate of woman Suffrage
but believe woman can WELD such an in
fluence over man that she IS the means Oh
him often voting Alright.
Eb PIinkcri If you don't mind how you
are cutting up you viii have 10 bake your
own biscuits the rest of your life.
Beulah Walters: og had an iron bed
stead.
To whom did a dumb beast speak words
OF wisdom? What royal prince laid the
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a very shallow one Was Burns educated?
Was James Watts educated? Was Shakes
peare educated? No! They achieved their
greatness in spite of the Disadvantages OF
their position. and this genius Will always
do. / affirm that 1t is for want OF genius
therefore, and not for want OF education.
that woman remains behind in the mental
race. Now. / humDy submit that as man
was first formed, he was intended to be
superior to woman. and as woman was
made from part of man only, she canot be
looked upon ass his equal. We find too. in
tho scriptures. that woman is continually
told 20 obey man. Now, girls, would this
be the case il women We're not inferior to
man? ! think that this ought to clearly
prove that the women are inferior to men,
and with this observation will con-
Clude.
Paul G.. Lewis. New Kent Tenn.-Dear
Junior: Ii has been about one year since
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Cban=in'.

Written for The Junior.
II seems as If tier birdie
AIRS houpin' ia Their tree.
Wus sinEin' little sadder.
An whut ID ulster L..
De apples ain't 50 mellow.
An IL peaches amt SO red.
An IL seems Z ever fcllcr
Wus er loolxin' sortcr de'd.
Their fishes amt ct swimin'
Jest Ike they ulster he:
Amt bitin' half 50 easy
AS they ulster bite fer me.
An ! wunder II Their rabbit
Is ,r hoppu' jest ther same;
II he's bcddin' in Their orchard
An sr lo.kln' JEST as tame.
ALTON McDANIE
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wrote TO the dear old Constitution. The
people around here are getting ready Tor
another crop. clearing new ground and
building fences. / have been at work this
morning saving up old log with a cross
cut saw. L would love to saw with some
boy of my size, but / have to saw with a
big grown man. and he jerks my arms and
almost knocks me down with my end of the
saw / am going to tell you about an old
coin / found this winter. IL is as bright
and the letters as plain as when they were
cut. | found 1t in an old field. one one
side is the name, Louis Phillippi. the first
Rods Francois. A mans head I'm the
center, hair tied behind. On the other side
is a wreath about the size of silver dime.
The date is almost effaced. but looks like
1861. Please tell me drought TO The Con-
stitution If IL is valuable as a relic. Any
information that any one can give me on
the subject will be gladly received Long
live Aunt Susie and the old constitution.
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LETTERS FROM YOUNG FOLKS.
Correspondence that VIII Interest and
Educate Cur Boys and Girls.


Harvey M'4"+M"t,i. 'er4''',"n' =.
L'' .'.ii-"l
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N.""el'e' . -; ~. -
q. = 4. - NJ. H.. rs.,riy tbe
80 10y. .,r,, -. ,l,g.,,.s b.en together
"a ..l'....l SIN rs ort IL Juno Papa and
-',-.....,. ar5 / went 10 th, exposition IN
-, ..it,. ~, 1S..5 ANA eniovei ID very much
! -. ,-ill -, .....i.. som. lav. / send
"a ...,,. o., a.. .r.,.l,, hospital
Nr1,s. Ga.-Dear Cousins: There is a
time Tor AN things and 1 think that this is
q tlmv for tha boys u step forward man
fully ANA prove 20 the iairer SIX that All
the intellect uf tae world is not possessed
hy woman AS some of our cousins seem 10
think
1 90 thiuk that Theima Is rather eSotlstc
Ia describing tho Wesiderlui suprFi'rliieS
OF I'VE girls. 9-ie -, mas - entertain mo
idea that, II woman htd equu opp'tluili-
mount 10 man. 1 can't fully discern what
she means Toy opportunity. II she means
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C0RBETT-FITZ.

body at home for only is cents.
the price of a pocket kinetoscope.
Not a description. but a living NOV
ms. exact miniature of tho fight. showing
the movements Of the fighters. the blows
as they We're struck and the effect. Get
your order in early. Send 10 cents to Living
Picture Co, Box ASH. Atlanta, Ga.
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may say hereafter"

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| ..YVEv ~ ,,,,-l .ssr,.-+-, - ~ LA n
little stigv ~ IN - ~ et.,-I Nv fbe
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-, - -t tit'A Il Ai1le- III S me
! (I.,,.-,, - 80 NJ t2ll.I nave OF cooling
T,...i.5 - -'i-' simmons would have *
T;uf II 80, -.~+
500 " i'eI not De- supposed that AR Cos
az -H q good hImor. Ire felt that
me-, summons p 81 lllns as 4 dG Was
ana The idea Called MIN II. called ~ 4
lie1-ispr On his Nav back home II gfsfl5ss
business m-tter. ana he v-. III a.,ai i
l,"V Hunoi. ~ entirely our 81 SORTS ~ ~,
described 81. that the safe-f.l.,r- r1-.'..7 -
Aet d gus 81 dram otrf ~ fi,r ,,--.t7
ana. soothod and stIaa,,.sfl5 i.,- +t. -, -
cents or tire iuE. afr ttls-.-r t--1 -
~ degrees his 1oud Hi-r1~ ..s -
Was returned. ana is- fl..--.... be- .,,-,- -. =
OF the dram tran MS ...7 49, ~ q
that when fo -f--+ - r.. "'-'i- %
UuJI after .l.,-.-., % ''- - .ot
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-05

Sufferers forget the sunlight when they
notice the shadow to which disease has
brought them. They have only to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla and bright rays OF
health will soon be theirs.
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Grady Hospital List.

Nina Causey Liberty. y. c. 10 cents:
Bessie LAWYER. Epes. Ala. cents; Marvin
Speer. Speed. Ala. 10 cents. Tham Handy.
Shelley Tex. 10 cents: Leo Forest ana
Viola Roumillat. Macon. Fla. . cents
Rettfe smith. Athens. Ca. 10 cents: Henry
Grady CIardy. Moody. Tex. 10 cents; jim
mic Proctor. Marietta. Ga. cents. Car
ence Proctor. Marietta. Ca. cents;
We'll Wisher. Hale Center, Tex. 10 cents
". r. Wilcox. Ferouia. Ca. 10 cents Eva
T. Bailey. Agate. y. G.. cents. Gregory
and Grady Spinks Randolph. Ala, II cents:
lucille Jones. LaGrluee. Ga. 10 cents.
Harvey l.. WadsWorth. Perfection. y. G.
u cents.
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was cooking dinner and making pumpkin
pies the grocer's wagon drove up with a
turkey and other things, but II happened
they brought things that Nanny didn't,
and after she had cooked everything which
she and the grocer brought the dinner GER
tainly was eft 20 set before a king"
Nanny stayed to wait ON the table. and
before long the Draytons returned from
church. When the girls went into the din
ing room and saw both the turkeys ON the
table Dollie said:
Nellie. 10 you think il will be Thanks
giving with two such turkeys as these? Did
not say perhaps something will turn up.
and didn't thcrc2'
There was poor family living near ana
when the Draytons sat down TO dinner Mel
lie said. Nanny please take one OF
these turkeys 10 that poor family of Brax-
tons who live ON the next street. Perhaps
they thought "A good dinner would turn Up,
like ours. and they will be disappointed If
II does not
OF course the turkey was taken. ana SINCE
then Nellie has believed in Dollie's saying,
Perhaps something Will turn up"
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Carrie Gill; Bean Station. Tenn.-Dear
Junior. I viii take for my subject this
time. ''1Iy Home" Ny home was once
owned hy my evrat-grandfathcr Gill lie
came from Yorkshire. England. 20 BERTHE
county. North Carolina lie had but one
brother. William. who followed him and
Lcat,l in the state of OHIO. II WAS next
ovncl by my grandfather Gin and is now
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for words and phrases ara has 81
ready given evidence of musical talent.
Ills home Is at 26l Peoples It. eet. WesI
End. where he is quite u favorte with
young and old.
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Tho above IS an excellent likeness %
Valentine Stanton. the four-ye1r-o'd
son of Frank l.. stanton. lie IS re-
markably bright child. and says that
n Is going to be a poet sons Of ttese
days. He has a wondersul memory
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

The column of silly twaddle in
the little Pilot last Friday in regard
toa new Republican paper aud the
ADVANCE lis scarcely worthy of no.
tice. The people of this communi.
ty are becoming pretty well ac-
quainted with the man who "places
his pen behind his ear" in the Pilot
office and what he says carries with
it but very little weight.
In regard to the bill presented by
the ADVANCE to the County Execu-
tive Committee, we desire to saw
that it was a legitimate one-for such
work as other papers receive pay
However, we did not kick" be.
cause, on account of a scarcity of mon
ey, the entire bill was not allowed
The ADVANCE did not expect pay
for much of the work required of it,
when 1t offered it's services to the
party in this county some ten years
OF more ago, but it naturally ex-
pected that when victory had at
last perched upon the partv's ban
ner, it would then receive the pat
ronage due it.
When the ADVANCE was chauoed
from an Independent to a Republi
can paper it was done in the same
way that Mr.. Workman is now en-
deavoring to start his paper, viz.
by securing rs many new subscrib-
ers as possible. We did this in or
der to get as many as possible of
the leaders of the party in the coun-
ty interested in the enterprise. We
had the promise of one hundred
subscribers and received probably
seventy-five. About one-half of
this number paid and the rest re.
ceived the paper two years and new.
er paid one cent. SO you see the
paper was not materially benefited,
financially speaking, by the change,
but the principal reason the Ap-
VANCE happened to change from
an Independent to Republican
paper" was simply because its edi.
tor and proprietor desired to max,
the change. Twas simply this anc
nothing more.
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Commentator.

Many fire insurance agents are
careless about giving all the expo
eures and in such case the assured
Is likely to have trouble in collect
ing his money should loss occur.
The following letter explains it.
self
PEABODY Insurance Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, Aug. II, 1897.
T. T. McDougal, Esq,
CeredO, w. Va
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25
WANTED, CHESTNUT POLES.

Proposals will be received by
The Carpenter Electric Light &
Power Company for the following
poles to be delivered in Kenova,
W. Va:
125 poles, 80 feet long and 5 in
ches at tip.
% poles, 40 feet long and 8 in
ches at tip.
The following to be delivered at
Catlettsburg. KY:
4poles, 80 feet long and 8 inches
at tip.
pole. 40 feet long and 10 inches
at tip
5 poles, 40 feet long and 8 in
ches at tip.
5 poles. 80 feet long and 8 IN
ches at tip
All poles to begood sound chest
nut, smooth and straight.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

The twenty-seven strikers who
were arrested near Fairmont for
marching, against Judge Jackson g
injunction, were tried before Judge
Golf last week. They were found
guilty of contempt and sen fenced
to jail for three days. The Presi.
dent of the Amalgamated Iron
Association congratulated Judge
Golf on his Ieniency.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

Dear Sir
We notice your pencil comments
in connection with daily report of
Policy No. $3.50, in which you
state you have drawn a new dia-
gram for the reason that since the
original policy was written the as
sured had changed the exposures
by building a dwelling house on
the premises. While this NAV
seem a small matter to you, yet
we feel like making mention of If
by way of commentator. We
certainly appreciate any effort Of
this kind on the part of our agents,
and if all would be as careful in
getting up their diagrams, giving
full information as you have been
III this case, and in all of your
transactions with the Company.
we feel that business would get
along more smoothly, with a great
deal less correspondence and a
better understanding of the busi-
ness offered.
Thanking you for your attention
III this matter, we remain.
Yours respectfully,
y. +. PAUL., Sec'y.