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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-16

sCastoria Is the Ee-I l.,,e'!y for children OF
which am acquainted. hope tho day is rot
far distant when mothers willcousider tho real
interest Of their children, and use Castora IL
stead Of the various quack nostzums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcn,: o!i IN,
morphine, soothing syrup and other n''r'hl
agents down their throats, thcnny sanding
them 20 premature graves"
d. '~'.:'i cE,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-16
CastOria.

"Castoria q so we'll adapted to children that
recommend It as 81. leriur TOT any prescription
know to me-"
II. =. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford st., Brooklyn, N. Z.
"our physicians in tho chldren's depart
ment have spoken highly OF their expert
euce in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although We only have among our
medical supplies what ID known Is reguia.
products, yet we are FREQ to confess that the
n,erits Of Castoria has won u to look with
favor s,pon it."
UNITED HosPrrAL AND DIsPENsAR1,
Boston, Man
ALLEN G. SMrrH, Pres,
urray Street, New York City.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-16

T n. ROBERTS, Physician and surgeon. n. u.
II Philadelphia, Pa. l.. r. G. c., London.
England. Speciality: Nose. throat and ear.
RHODES BLOCK. igA.,,s5 LITTLE FALLS, MINI.
Residence ut Hotel Buchanan.
Office hours . ~ II u. IN. = 70 4 and 2 to s p. -,
Telephone
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-16

CHAS. 8. FEE, 6en'l Pass. Aren't.
81. PAUL, 1Il1.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-16

n NJ. A. FORTIER. n. D.. en-. Graduate
W. Of Victoria University. Montreal, Canada
to 10 q. M and ? to 4 D. m ONCE at residence
corner of First street and First ave. N f.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-16

DR. N. W. Chance physician ana surgeon. e..
- Office over Tanners store. Residence
Second street between Sixth and Seventh
avenues Sc, Fl,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-16

SOUTH ST. PAUL April IL
enough in to make q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
THECITY OFPETERSBURG
CONGRESSMAN EPES ASKS FOR AND
GETS 4 NEW COUNT.
Death OF Gallant Confederate-Mash
bya Wagon Loaded With slate-A
Successful Operation,

PETERSBURG. VA, March @.-Spe-
clal.-This afternoon Congressman Sgd
ney Il. Epes, through counsel petitioned
the Hastings Court of Petersburg, fo-
a recount of the ballots cast at the Third
ward precinct in this city at the last cleo
ton. The petition grew out OF the fact
that the judges OF tho Third ward incor-
rectly construed the election law In that
they failed to correct any of the ballots
that were void in any particular
The law requires that a ballot that Is
void in part and good in part shall be
counted as TO the portion that is correct
ly prepared. The court granted She
petition and allowed the ballots to be
counted The result gave Epes 81: r.
T. Thorp. 137. ]. l.. Thorp. g. Scattering,
H. The figures gave Mr.. Epes great
or majority by IS than the returns as
certified by the judges OF election.
JAMES L. RAY DEAD.
Mr. James T. Ray, OF Dnwiddie county
who had a tumor cut from his side at the
Home for the Sick a few days ago died
tonight at $3.50 o'clock aged sixty years.
The deceased was gallant Confederate
soldier and was widely known. Mr.. Ray
was a brother OF Mr.. Littleton Ray Of
Steel OF this place.
Mrs. j. VI. Gift. of Richmond. is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. r..
Smith. Of this city.
CRUSHED BY A WAGON
Mr.. w. T. Crawford. OF this city. met
with very serious accident
day or two ago. He was en-
gagged in putting an iron roof on
residence I'm Dinwiddie county, when
wagon which was loaded with the roof
ing came along. to be unloaded.
In backing the wagon up against the
porch OF the house. TO unload II. Mr..
Crawford was caught between II. and
the porch, and had his leg painfully in
jured.
Mr. Crawford's injuries are such as 20
keep him from walking since the acct
dent. To add to the troubles of Mr.. Craw-
ford. IS the fact that Mrs. Crawford is
lulte Ill.,
Mr. Edwin Young whose dwelling. and
barn. I'm Dlnvdidie county were Destroy
cd by fire a few nights ago. received the
Insurance money on his property this
morning. In the sum OF $780, from the Nir-
glnia Mutual Insurance Company.
A BATTLE RELIC.
Mr. r. II. Derecke. Of this city, found
lately near tho battlefield known as The
Crater. a silver badge which is thus in
scribed: Davis +. Steerer. Company ID.
Sixth Ohio Y. V. Co..
Dispositions In the contested election
case OF Thorp VS.. Epes for seat In the
Fiftv-ffth Congress Of the United States.
from this district will begin 10 be taken
AT Prince George Courthouse. on next
Monday
Miss Mary Scott. n daughter Of Rev.
r. V. Scott OF Chester. has lately had a
surgical operation performed on her at
the ola Dominion Hospital. I'm Richmond.
and IS now thought 10 be out OF danger.
There are two marriages announced 10
take place here among people in fash
ionabie society circles IN the near future.
one Of tho prospective brde-erooms Is
4 prominent physician OF Norfolk. va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
SOUILI.iMPION COUNTY,,
4 tirebug Arrested-Ihe Bali Team at
franklin Academy Getting Ready.

FRANKLIN, VA, March 20-Special.-
Thursday last the SedDOard warehouse
az BOykins was fired by a negro. The
next day he was caught here by Con-
stable Il. ". Oliver and sent TO Courtland
90 await trial.
The Academy has secured Professor
Lanneau, OF Wake Forest College, TO de-
liver his interesting lecture on the X-Ray
here on the 9Th OF April. lie brings an
entire electrical outnt, and shows by ac-
tual experiment on the stage the working
OF this strange light.
The seines are catching very few fish
now, owing 10 the river being much swol-
len by recent rains, and so far very few
white shad have been seen on the mar
ket.
The baseball team has organized for the
season with Mr.. G. 9. Vaughan, Jr., as
captain and manager. An invitation TO
join the Southeastern Virginia League
was declined, as the team Is strictly an
amateur one, and in the game merely
for sport
Mr.. Robert Lawson. that king OF anna
teur pitchers" with his catcher. Mr..
Legrand. both OF Locust Dale, will join
the team as soon as school Is over. The
team Will be made up as follows: lawson
Boot0n. Mills. and Edwards. pitchers:
Kfmball and Legrand, catchers; Kimball
or Legrand first base. Edwards or Mills.
second base; Lawson or Mills, third
base: Vaughan (captain). Short
stop: Magee left field: Moore. centre field:
Bogart, right field. Suits Of garnet and
white have been ordered The only dates
arranged so far are with Wake Forest
April Goth and May lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
An fNDfGNIIION MEETING,
Over the Assault Upon the Judge OF Iars-
well County.

TAZEWELL, VA, March @.-speciaL-
The bar at this place were called together
yesterday morning to take some action
against one Floyd Buffalo. Pocahontas'
Va, for an assault made upon the Judge
OF our county court on the night OK the
9TH, in the town OF Pocahontas, va.
1t seems that Buffalo became offended
at tho rulings of Judge stuart In somo
cases that were tried before him some
months ago. and had threatened TO as
sault him the first chance he had. Judge
Stuart together with some OF the mem
bors Of this bar were on their way 20
Mcdowell Court. and stopped over at
Pocahontas Buffalo tried 10 get him out
OF the hotel. but the judge was apprised
OF his intentions and thought he could
get off without having any difficulty with
the man as 1t was about train time
They all proceeded To the railroad sta
ton and as the judge WAS leaving the
ticket Office TO board the train Buffalo
approached him and remarking that he
had made some wrong rulings In hts
court In the cases above referred TO.
struck at the Judge knocking OF his hat
Some parties interfered and removed
Buffalo. and he has not made an appear
ance since. The bar and the best people
Of the town Of Pocahontas are very much
incensed over tho outrage and tho meet
ing this morning IS an outcome. The
county court issued an attachment for
Buffalo and he will when found. be
brought before II and dealt with sum
mariy under section 1858 Of the Code
This is the first case OF the kind re-
membered I'm this section OF the State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Joe Cnrheff Nav Refirn.

Manager Hanlon is in a fair way 20
have trouble with Joe Corbett. Joe Is
without q doubt tho most brilliant or
the younger pitchers. and Nj. Hani0n
believes that he viii make wonder.
Joe was completely immersed in the
belief that his big brother Jim would de-
feat fitz. lie had made his arrange
ments TO leave Carson the night after the
fight for Macon 10 join the Baltimore
team. The defeat of his brother has
completely crushed the spirit Of joe In
stead OF coming East TO join the orioles.
he went % san Francisco 10 help COM
fort his brother. Now, adyices come
that he has about decided &c retire from
tho diamond as he has no heart lett
for excitement. Those who know the
temperament Of Joe Corbett viii believe
that this is simply the effect the defeat
IS having. and that IN time 10 will wear
off. The interesting question then comes
as 10 how much time the warrington pro-
cess viii take. A good slice OF the hopes
Of the Baltimore team centre i'm the de-
volopmcnt of Joe COrbett and his ABB
seuce from the team will weaken Il. Al
though Joe has signed a Baltimore con-
tract. and was delighted with his ex-
perionce as a member OF the Champion
team. he IS in a humor 20 cease play
ing baseball and settle down TO a quiet
life in California. His friends tell him
that he IS foolish. but he argues: "rhe
bleachers won't do a thing 10 me. be
cause l am Jim's brother"
This NATTER viii cause Mr.. Hanlon
much worry and viii doubtless lead to
much letter-wrlting unless Joe speedily
comes TO his senses. baltimore Amerl-
can.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Gnnd Rnclnr at New OrIeans.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. March l0.-Flne
weather. rather too warm m the sun
drew out 1900 people 10 the race-course
to-day. The sport was Of lively cnar-
acter. with seven races run, OF Whlch raw
critics won three. l.. Dunno. the Crescent
city derby colt. won mile handicap lii
1.43 ga ceverly with llO pounds. Track
dry and fast Summaries.
First race-sevcn furlougs.-Judg Iim-
norman DOS r.. Williams. 10 81 nrst'
Waldne second. Belle Of Killarney third.
Time. 1881 ia.
second race-half mile two-year-olds.-
John COnnors C6, Combs. 10 - nrst'
Lillian Russell second, Lupia third. Tine
Third raco-mlle and a quarter-lxion
Gl2. Oyerton 10 j. first Little Tom
second. NewnOuse third. Time, 2ll 81.
Fourth handicap. one mile.
Dunno Gl0. Bcauchamp. 10 b nrst'
BridgetOn second. Irish Lady third. Tine
1.43 "a.
Firm race-scvon furlongs.-Alkris u0i.
T. Burns. TO % first, Silk second Prince
PrOvcrb third. Time 1870
Sixth raCe-siX furlOngs.-WinsloW NuH,
j. SOdon. 10 ID first, stark second, Wa
torman third. Time. 1I7.
Seventh race-one milc.-Chicot O0s,
Caywc0d. 10 - first. Laura Gotta second,
Dayezac third. Time l.H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Greene County.

STANARDSVILLE. March Especial.
Miss Ada Oeana. sister Of Mr. Sydney
Dcane, Commissioner Of Revenue OF this
county. died of consumption to-day at
her home near Ruckorsvillc. She was an
estimable lady and beloved by all who
knew her.
The farmers lost considerable grain and
-four. when Trays mill was burned Mon
day night in Albemarle county. The es-
timatod loss IS thought to be about So
0l whilst the insurance is said 10 be
$1,000 The fire IS supposed 10 have been
caused by the friction OF the machinery,
as the building was burning near the
top when discovered by some one fishing.
Drs. Sims and Davis are making pre-
paration TO open a drugstore in this
place.
Whooping- cough seems 70 be pretty
well circulated all over this county. There
are several children quite ill with IL. and
one has died from the effects OF taking
cold whilst suffering with the disease.
The trial Of the twin brothers. Dun
away. came of to-day. Ons was fined
s. and cost. whilst both We're allowed 10
go home. although they said when their
father came 10 go their bail: 1t Is no
use now. as We done got used 10 being
here, and just soon stay a few days
longer as not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
4 Negro Cuiiing Scrane

About midnight last night a colored man
about forty-fve years Of age. who claims
10 be named clifford Johnson, became
engaged I'm am alteration with a notOri-
Gus negro, who is known 10 the police by
tho name Of Bob" The difficulty oc-
CURED about Twcnty-hrst and Main
streets. The men quarrelod about n
woman. In the fight Bob drew a knife
and cut Johnson twice across the back.
He then fed and has not since been cap
tured. 4. .s-aFsy
and surrendered himself. The ambulance
was summoned. with Or. w II. Lynn in
charge. The doctor found that johnson
had two very painful wounds. One was
ten inches long. reaching entirely across
the middle Of the back and the other
was just below the hight shoulder. and
was about five inches I'm length. The
doctor sewed up the wounds and left the
man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Colnr.n nres.

Hitherto one OF the canons OF good
dressing has been the harmony Of color
in eyes and gown. We have always been
taught 10 believe that uo woman can
make false step as regards suitability
of tone so long ass she essays 10 match
i'm some way tho color of her eyes. But
"a French woman. whose exquisite dress
ing is tie envy Of am the bellies OF Paris.
now declares this 90 be a complete mis-
take. and that nothing is more fatal for
hrOwn-cycd woman than TO dress her
self lu brown or b.ue-eyed woman To
dress herself iu blue. The reason she
gives for ARRIVING at this conclusion is
that au artificial dyed color placed IN
proximity % natural color has the
Inevitable result of iniuring the latter.
Her theory SIS that there is one color. or
one shade Of color. or one combination Of
color. which suits each individual woman
and 81 is this which must be sought for
and diligently adhered 10 when found
London Figaro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Mis- Sfanbury Married.

Mr. James T.. Stansbury, merchant on
north sixth street. has received tele-
gram from his daughter Miss Zoe Ger
trudc, announcing her marriage 10 MI
j. Michael Lawlcr. OF Pittston, Ia.
The marriage took place in Binghamp-
ton, y. Y. where Mrs. LAWYER was visit
ing. on March 18th.
Mrs. LAWYER left this city last September
20 visit friends in Baltimore. She after
wards went TO pittsburg. Pa. and from
there TO BinChampton. She met her hus-
band ia PIttsburg for the first time. lie
followed her 10 Binghamton. and got
her 10 consent 10 an immediate marriage.
Mr. Stansbury did not have any idea
that hts daughter contemplated ma
trmonial step. The couple are expected
here shortly on visit to Mrs. LAWYER s
parents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
THE WORLD
OF LABOR.

Mexico has no stoves.
Bakers have 90 unions.
Corn is a Wyoming fuel.
Hamburg has a paper house.
Russia has ladies' smoking cars
Germany announces paper iool-.
Missouri leads u zinc productions
We mine half the world s. copper.
Rapid city has a school oil mines.
Mexico bias women street clean. s.
Norway taxes commercial travel rs.
At Norwich, Eng, 1900 shoe 3d. kers
struck.
New York lottlers formed a STATE I'M
ion.
Louisville unionists want convict .abor
abolished.
Montreal cigarmakers won a strike
against q cut
Atlanta anticipates universal sire tear
transfers.
Boston Building Trades Council has en-
gaeed a. lawyer.
Erie unions will hold eight-hour meet
ings on May ].
Hamilton. Ont. policeman's suits must
bear the union ABA
YOUNGSTOWN. o.. bricklayers struck for
40 cents an hour
A Jackson. Mich. cycle works only
employs married men.
Tennessee unions viii probably spend
Labor-Day in Nashville.
Toledo painters union initiation fee
will be- increased 10 81
Boston ciglrmakers viii be assessed s.
each for the unemployed.
Bicycle workers held a national con-
vention in Toledo last week.
MAYOR McNiss0n. OF Cleveland. is try
ing TO end the Rod Mil strike.
Fall River textile uniOnists will organ
lie the trade I'm Rhode Island.
Last year The Iron Mouideis Union paid
$4,000 I'm sick benefits.
collections for the idle were taken up
in Detroit churches last Sunday
Detroit Park Commissioners have de-
cided TO pay laborers $3.50 a day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Richmond. Va.
rHE oRnAr oUisrrov or FooD.
Agitation in Enelsnd over the Way
Woman Rats The Remedy.

Agitation in Englsnd over the Way
Woman hats The Remedy.
What and how women eat IN restau-
rants has been subject OF much COM
ment from time 10 time in our news
papers. and the woman who orders hot
soup directly after dcvourng a dish
Of Ice cream has been macuincd into an
unlimited number OF freaks. but a serious
consideration Of how refined women who
have TO work can get a wholesome. nu-
tritiOus luncheon without paying more
than they can afford or going 20 places
filed with men has become a topic Of
interest in the medical papers OF En-
gland. IL is said that women arc more
inclined 10 save the difference between
the price OF a chop and r. bun than men
are. and so they lunch or the latter with
the usual cup OF tea. and ultimately
succumb 20 neuralgia and am anaemic
condition Of the blood. which s entirely
the result Of insufficient food First
class restaurants. where women can get
good food az fair price during the hours
when they are using an their energy Of
mind and body. are the special objects
I'm view just at present. and ladie lunch
clubs I'm America are referred I'D as i
good hint IN this for those who
have a wilful disregard for tho lind Of
food they eat since energy ~ mind and
physical strength come through tho nour-
ishmont We takc.-New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
LamnrcanN Snstnined.

WASHINGTON. March 20.-President
Mckinley. after full Investigation OF the
charges made against Judge LamoreauX.
commissioner of the General land office.
yesterday. decided that they were without
foundation. and that he had acted within
the scope OF his authority in his decision
on the Chicago lake front case. lie there
fore directed Secretary Bliss TO accept
Judge Lamouroaux 3 resignation. which
had been rendered 10 him on March ID.
last. Secretary Bliss in accordance with
the instructions or the president to-day
formally accepted the resignation 20 take
effect March 10, 1897.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
the CRY or WILLIiMsBURG.
The Notable Literary work Of the Profess
-or- of william and Mary.

-or- of william and Mary,
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March 20.-Spe-
cfdl-Ihe union meetings now going on
AZ the Baptist church OF this place con-
Quoted bv Rev. T. G. ElsOm, continue not
only with undated, but with increasing
interest lie is pointed. bold fearless and
person al I'm his preaching 70 ooth SAINT
and sinner. rebuking sin IN either class
claiming as his warrant for so DONG
Isaiah will, 1. Many Christians have been
benefited by his preaching and there
has heon quite a good number OF converts.
Tie prospect is good for great revival
The literary work or some OF the pro-
fessOrs Of William and Mary College IS
doing a great deal towards bringing that
Institution 10 the front, and none are do
ing this 40 effectually as Dr. J. Leslie
Halls "Bcownef' which Is metrical
translation OF the Anglo-SaXon epic by
that name. The publishers have recently
Informed Dr. Hall that his book has been
adopted for class work in seventy-five or
the leading institutions Of the country.
A Virginia gentleman residing in Wash
ingtOn recently told one of the professors
that the revival and progress or William
and Mary was attracting GOOD deal OF
attention there.
The Peninsula Bank has obtained its
charter, which has been duly recorded.
and tho bank viii soon be ready 20 pro
coed 10 business"
A party. consisting OF President Lyon
G.. Tyler. Judge II. L. Henley. II. j..
Spencer, j. b. 9. Spencer j.. w Lane.
Jr. and y. l.. Henley. left here yesterday
morning TO indulge in a fOx-chase. They
were Joined by Mr.. James r.. Normant,
of Rlohmond who is visiting his brother,
Dr. Normant. on York river and by sew
eral others. They succeeded in making
lifo burden TO Reynard. and brought
back two handsome brushes. The first
brush was taken" by President Tyler,
who. his fellow-sportsmen say. rides like
"a trooper" and hunts in true old Virginia
style
Tine same club hunted a day and half
on the ChckahOminy last week and cap
tured four brushes. They have caught
over sixty foxes during the season.
Mr.. Nirginius Hall. Of Richmond, will
arrive this evening to visit his wife. who
has been spending several days at the
home II her brOther-ln-law, Or. j. l..
Hall. r. III. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

The Lenten services in progress az -.
east Main street under the auspices
OF the brotherhood of 81. Andrew, cone
tnue 90 attract large audiences OF busi-
moss men daily. During the past week
fre services have been conducted by
Rev. j.. r.. Mason. OF Grace Episcopal
church. The services will Doe held
.. 3D.. ueual hour an through the holy
season.
Row. william Meade Clarke. Of ST.
James Episcopal church. viii address
fh. meetings every day during the COM
inr wcck. from 10 1870 i. NJ. All men
are most cordially invited 20 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
An Officer Drowned

NEW YORK, March O-The Cuban
cause met with a loss by the sinking or
the French steamer ST. Navaire Nicho-
las \. Sauvenella. one OF the lost pas
scngers. was cclcnel In the Cuban army.
The colonel had escaped from Cuba by
crossing 10 Jamaica in small Indian
canoe. making the trip In two days lie
then made his way 10 New York. and was
70 have returned with the BoioN expedi-
ton, but for some reason waited 10 con-
meet with the Laurada. and took passage
on board the ST. Navarro. travelling as
merchant bound for Hayti.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Another Charge.

Dcputy-Shcrin j. A. Adams. a. Pat
rick county. arrived I'm Richmond Friday
MIGHT. and left az O'Clock yesterday
morning for home taking with him John
S Bowman. a convict whose term M the
penitenIary expired az midnight Friday
night.
Bowman has served one year FOR the
shooting Of w. s. Puckott. The war
rant under which he will be again tried
charges him with shooting Sheriff Adams
while the latter was attempting 10 cap
ture him for his former crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Accidentally Shot Himself.

WOODSTOCK, VA, March 19.-Mr.
Charles Miller. aged seventeen years.
mounted his horse at DR.. Hairs residence.
on Lost river. ana then attempted to tsse
ND a shotgun which he had left sta1d-
ing against a porch. IN some way the
hammer struck the stirrups. dis,harging
the gun, the load taking effect in his arm
near tho shoulder. tearing II almost or.
His arm was amputated. The shock.
however. was too great. and the young
man died in few hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

The following ioint committee has been
appointed by Wost-End Methodist and
Clopton-Strect Baptist churches, Of
Swansboro and will be glad 10 receive
contributions Of money or goods for the
sufferers from the recent fire I'm swans
boro. Rows vs.. IF. Williams and W. r..
Haight and Mesdamcs w. j. Taylor
George j.. cole, Pattie Reams, and
w. il. Marshall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
The Town Of Crewe

CREWE, VA. March 2o-The lots on
which the new public school will soon be
built have been selected. They are sit
uatod on the corner of Maryland avenue
and Tyler street.
The committee are now considering
plans for the building and will decide
definitely on the plan IN a few days when
bids will he received and the work push
cd forward az once.