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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-12-14
aytorteu, Weinn., s-12, '97.

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0lion, 5eiberg, Mlinn., sjpr bet Sors
flag, at Der burbe inblamles liot til ben
tiefte @olbat / gtorse, iola bapbe MOb
not til at fplse fiu gilie Os lite sipe nos
get til Subileums Soften for &Ousen al
CUBS Maabe.
Seq ienber berpeb Soc. gnbper al
'"@ubbusseren"s 2aiere burbe ienbe, on
title mere enb lOc. - ri
@br. Snse ebretien.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-12-14

aor at fpnbe paa Snbiamlinsen for
ben fiette SoIoat, beber ri BEN, iOm bill
bbe noset, at fenbe ps bet itrats. Etl
suIesape bl,r bet forient, men buis 8
pi1 fpube Cher Tan ban faa @apen ftro1
efter gsbtaar. altiaa fan DIion ienbe
os, bpab ban loute os ri ital tuittere for
bpab fom tomner inb nefe SEQ. al
BIabet. Nebaftipnen.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-12-14
8or S,tle8aber
teloenbe Bsaer pasienbe for bpemiombelit.

.er fel9enbe Bp9er pasienbe Tor bpemiombellt
Sc er pent inobnnbne:: 5I;5 3S
Grpingen af Suar Maien 0.s5
S1tter ar Sang SeIanb O.75
1b6e Niseouiin Nea. df Bnflett 1.50
gnre Sorfebres Qip af sc. NDlfiolt 2.25
The First Battle af gS. 5. 8rpan 2.s5
gi, Rallenber .s .40
s5usIeaer, LOO
4 al peut Diuebe az ssSpar Mdlen $50
st pent 8tllebe af Triotjof Nanle1 go
Senbes portoirit IL bpilten nlombeltt, Der
.inblenter geitillirS lebiaset af1eoaep Drber
eller res,freret 8rep t.l
S. s. lllSaf fer.
Tersus ssalls, g inn.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-12-14
A.tnrs $tate1:.

Mrs. Sulia @reen, Cute efter
I2ars Green, anlasbe Gag mob Niblanb
ganbtompani for at faa fig tiltienot
| 900 Sfabesetftatnins for benbes
Manos Dbb, bpiltet BUN paafob, bar
liornariaset ueb bet baarlise Dr,tteuanb,
|fou Rompasniet forifaffebe. Sasen
IbIep taeet Ira DiffriHsretten / aiblano
ltiI Etyeus Boint, Os Surpeu Der t,l>
fiepbts bsabe bta @tabeseritatnius, bun
lforlanste. Sasen bar bait meseu Dps
lfst.
gn @pinbes Sgprbanbt 5nleph
@idiams, ben 5Drbsber fra Uaaub an,
iom npIis taftebe fig inb I Dpnen paa
fit 2oton,otiu os brdnbte ibieI. bar ben
Manb, iom puertIsrte ben Pise Wfans
ban, Iom Der for eubeI Nar ftben tisse<
beg 5rimerfer til. Da ulpffeu itebe,
tom Bisens Mober til Os ouersite Bils
liams meb Stielbsorb. Gun enbte
fine Sorbanbelier n1eb fel9enbe Orb:
rMaatte ben Sub ouexoper, fom elifer
min Dutter, enbe bins Dagei Dunen |
bit eset 2otomotio." Denne Sorbans
belie forfuIste BAN, Iaa ban albris
tunbe slenme ben. Den friitebe os
mansbe bam, til ban enoelts ftprtebe fig
bppebtuls inb Slben. 9an git laa
Ienge os bppnotieerebe fig inb Eans
ten til ban enbelis falbfsrte ben,
4g1ormaneen."
Sen belinfuente Stattelile i8arb
gouutp, 81. Sat, brinser for Dasen en-
itorragen 3anbiOinoel, buislOfre er
gmaafolfi / Diten. Mditen famtlise be
linfoente Sfatter faIber paa 8rootlpn
Abbition til M,not. DenneE Abo;tiun
paa 100 Mcres beltaar at bratte Batter
% bpbe Senfniuser. Den bteu fart>
la9t at ct @elffab 0fen, fom iolste I
Masiepis af Eomter til sobtroenoe qers
Toner Stem gort os andre Bper. Da
aipserne iaa, at Eomterne lite ites q
Barb, boiltst Selitabet ielpfslselis
baube iast. at be Dilbe. Tos be fig Ianns
men % ienbte en- MDnb affes for at uns
berisse. 9au tom as fanbt, at enbel af
Eomterns fob paa Gnoe, mebens andre
paa @rMnb af Be bratte Batter laa paa
Oeres Siber. Da Gierne fanbt bette uo,
foritob Be, at be bar blet 'narref, %
oil ielofglgelts tile beta1e be fOrfalbne
Statter. 9ebt. selitab antases at
bape faaet iuo ca. 100000 Deb. Cons
teialset.
@aterloo, 2. Decbr. @iltam
Rern bar I Dag tilitaaet, at ban bar
ulnrb.t iin Taber % ! lftaaslie bar
ban ansiDet fin Riareite for fin Mebitpl.
oise. 9enbes Napu er Della Sales
Os ban paafaar, at ban par bIbelis for<
elffet ! benbe % at ban fun par Ct @eb,
TAB | bsnbes 9aanb. Der par intet
l1penftab s,msllem BAN % bans Gaoer.
men beane neatebe at sipe 1t @amtptfe
til fin SSns giftermaal meb Della.
So bun iaa en- Dag fortalte BAN, ct bsr
tim bar tn llbuei for BEN, ben nemlis
al brdbe bnns Gorelore, iast bsres Gis
enopn' ! 8ei,bbeIie % sifte iis. laabe
ban iia bertil. Deres Ylnn Dar, ct be
ffaIhe Iotts ben tsauele inb len lille gioD
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-12-14
atattt4te1ntu.

aaatst4te1ntu.
Sens Senien en- 7osaaris 5armer
/ geerbeben al ct. 4eter, falbt neb at
en- 9rappe forleben os fog fig libel.
0k g. Biprnltab i ct. saul,
fpaltes forleben ue6 at ct 8lpbitptte iatz
.te fig taft ] 9alien bans.
Bpraabet / DwatOnna bar beor~
bret en- aieeaie af $l0o.. ..fDr Retten til
at felse @isaretteros Bapirforat sisre
gisaretter af. Set bar ret giort. Nns
bre Bper burbe tplse gremplet.
mrs. atas. Bad ! Brainerb' b'brdb>
iis ielp ben Ste bs. heb at ifiare 3aliea
uper meb Ell 8arbertrip. 2lntaselis bar
bun bapt It Nnfulo af @inbsteruirrins,
ba BUN bar for en- Tib fulst The
Christian Sciences 2ere.1
Soc Boppre, en- oelfaaenbe 6ars
ner Eopn af Marp, MOru,an County,
blep forr. 2grbass gfat brdbe paa gei=
en- biem fra aba, bpDr ban bapbe perei
os iolst to 2as 6pebe. Der neres
Ytistante not ban par bleuen mprbet.
Ole o.. Aplanb, @toleIarer Oe
Jorfatter af 4planbs MBg, bDoe ben
s5be sfopenrberi fit 9iem peb Cannon
Jals, @oob5ue County,, efier ldnsers
Gibs Spsbout. pan par 81 Gar gam.
mel os bapbe bpet ! @oobbue COUNTY
nefeu 30 Mar.
Mrs- .. sc. Olbers / Nlbert Sea
igser ifbIse ct Telegram fra 8aibinstDn
l1buapnelie til en- Sttllins ;peb be 6pres
,,ebe @taters @ommtsiion paa Berbenss
ifiuinsen Baris. Mtrs. Olbers par
Mebleus af en- at 8ebsmmelies iesfomiteers
ne peb gerbensabf fiuingeu gbicaso os
bar meget fterte anbetaliaser.
Sra Esfla itripes til u@obbus>
geren":: gn 8utif ifal bpgses ber peb
BoftDntoret. gnoel Barer er aaerebe
antomne, g1eren er utft en- Mr. 8ens
ion fra groot1ton. Bafor &rin9le
af 9auses @snobe er berr,tnbt forat
brinse the Bachelors tilbase til So
berbuiet.
- Detroit, Min1. -sS5eriff Mor=
bD bar faffet en- Manb Tom falbe- fig
for Sobn s. Mllen os nsistdnft forat ba
mprbet 9in,an @istpebt for aosle Tiger
fiben. Nllen-b -bIeD at Ristpebts Maboer
feet paa bans 6aru, itrafs fgr ban tanos
tes bsb. Sberiffeu fanbt bam paa
@b.te Gartb Reiereattonea.
Senator Melion bar iutrobuceret
ct GerFas o,,1 at betale 9eter @otter>
man af Cobb GountD IS, 900 for Bella
btselier ban fit meoens ban bar le1et af
be Joreneor Statsr i glrbeibe paa Gors
beorinB af Ntisii iisfipptiIoben peb Molt=
ne, Su. % Die 9arion Nctou 1000
fOrat Mesiertnsen busseOe Esamer paa
bans 2auo Narene 1864-65.
Gorrise Senbas fanbt nosle Nr>
beibere peb Great Mortbern Banen peb
Mrrcrois gtset af en- Rpinbe, ion, ber
ptbfe fig at bore Dtrs. Aus. @ilters al
glorcrofs. 9un bar lite lepet spaa bebs
ite Sob meb fin Manb, % ber bar pes
ret mesen Drit % Spetatel | beres
9iem. Nbrbas Aften baDbe be It Tpl>
belas % bun liseiaa bel iom be andre
brat iiB fulb. timber 8eruielien ptlbe
bun saa I'll 9eru,an forat faa ,lb Nrref=
orbre mob fin Manb, men ,lbe paa asrds
rien bleD bun lissenbe % bbbe. Ntter
Il Offer Tor ben sruiOu,me Drif.
RriiteIis GoriiatisbeO. Jra Tor.
beuifiolb tommer fblsenbe: Oh spnobe
Weanb bar ex @ut;; bans giabo, en
RonferencezManb bar Ell Datter. De1
forl.stes pm at siftss. spersmaaIst
bleD ba, bpeln ituloe for1ette Deb gisI,
ien? @uttsns 5absr Diloe 30 SDnobe.
prsitsn ioas rip,sIl nar alslls sba giel.1
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-12-14

sSugen Manb eller RDinbe Tan sldbe
#fia / 2ipet, naar be liber af en- baarlts
9euer. De Wits Early Risers
Biler, ber renier bet Organ meD ensans.
Mortenien & So.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-12-14
Tennea. M2inn.. 7-12 '97

TenneD, Minn.. 7-12 '97.
5r.. @ebaftpr! Sec er netop paa
@eiien til @amlelanast, Oil Du ber=
efter fenbe mtg 8labet til Esniet, Nur>
sc, europa. Ses bnFer osiaa at ienbe
en- &orrelponbance tilbase til Blabet ON
De nil mobtase famine. @rb.
6. @arttni on.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-12-14

M falls rs Grraisjan.s, asGtsss'
Ritualet, forrettes paa noritt. Dette
er meset at betlase ia isrunben Latter
1i9t. Sfal bet norite SproS 1esses
paa 5plben, faa pil Def pile i;g, at ben
tomntenbe @ldgt ptl TONNE iii at nebs
ipnfe / l1uioeubeD, Dorfbeb % Bubss
forlabibeb til Sors % Befpmrins for
Gorel0reos ianbbebstro Mebmenueifer.
8i bar Grempler paa, at be Menb fom
ere TONNE / bgie @tilltneer, paa faa
l1ubtaselier nnr, ere faabanne lont ere
febt / port tidre georse % fom ere OPP
brasne af sauale, sobe os norife SordIs
bre, ION Ear ldrt af Wfor fin b6ie osl
belltse 8gruelarrom os iom blep ubri1ss
ftet meb moralife % fpiiite &refter uel
itiftebe til at ooertase os fbre be bgies
Stilltnser, iom benz er blepen tilbel.
Ween bpab ier man af ben norif=ameris
'tanite l1nsoOm, lom bar frefuenteret be.
amerifanife 6piifoler2 6por bltr be al,
be ion1 brpiter fig af at bore fulbbloos.
Muerifanere, Ds iom for en- Del Fanls5
rner fig ouer norit Spros, gfationalitet.
os eiteratur. seq frpster for, at beresi
gisbom er gdaet famine gtt Tom Benz
boras agFe, iom, ba ben bIeu proppeupel
fulb af 8isbom, iaa fatte bun 2giten 7
@sen og lob ben briDe meb Binben 7
6aab ON, at en- elIer anoen f,tnoe ranfe
til at finbe ben % sibre ben betienbt for
fine NseomenneFer. men bespdrre, 9gRen
iauf neb Dpbet for albris mere at e
Dasens 4bs. Nei sisr fom bore uorite
5orfebre, naar be pilbe faa ianb Bisz
bom,, ba git be ben til Dsbraitl Erdst
fout fob mibt / Mirsarb foe at briite
~ f,,o, s,;ahom of ,Slm,ra 8rsun fam
nor : ,,nn.r p a-r5,ta 8, sanhh.r i 6n;a nm. I )
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e. u,,Is. Z. 49,. - - 81 s. ,,,.r Sst..,n
ianb gisbom, be fit osiaass Mobs %
Rrafter til meb 2@rligbeb til at ubfyre
lhsf Am, ., theft mn i,r,ht snr fer,ssnf9 !.
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spobersnoo1 NM, p,;r;oh,o o;n,s ar,m
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qisfe Conner % Dstre ber i bort ooops
tereoe Qanb. Oct er bumt for unqe
U2enb % Rpiuber lite at lore mere enb
ct @proa ;1e ben, iom fan baabe norit
oa enqelf Be bebgper lite at qaa at
beibslgie. u,eoens ben fom Blot Tan bet
anterifanffe Sproa qaar pa 11Rntrer Tt
ben ben i @alftob,r og 6umbuq, iaa
@uiten frsier baabe af Weunb "a yadie,
oa alt bet fom til er. gi norlfe bar .ba
ct Sproa. Det bleo r;atianpt bortitidmt
oq frataaet os al Daniferue. ~ bapbe
bare Morlferne cen Eis baut Sen gee.
fen, iom Ssldnberne hapbe, ioo bapbe
ui baut bet norlfe @proa uforanoret, lit
rette Weobersmaal -en Mrp iom uar
uerb at bebolbe oq beeare. Det er lite
las ~ 's.''s' wv ~ ~: 49,
Sp'oS lO" gun 'e'o e'e's Oet e l'laals'
@oos.
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-12-14

Sa 1neb forte 5ornB,elie ital ri nobs
taae Deres &orreiponbancer, iaamanse
iom Du ri ienbe os. Spite paa Reiien!
Meb.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27
DEATH OF ENGINEER DAVIS.

s. II. Davis, an engineer on the Nor
folk and Western railroad, who resided at
ITO Gilmore avenue n. W., died in LYNCH
burg Monday evening at the Home and
Retreat He was taken sick last Satur-
day, and the attack was so severe that he
had to be taken to the Home and Retreat.
where he was waited upon by his wife,
from this city, his brother, w. L. Davis
and his cousin, II. NJ. Moore, Of Lynch
burg till his death. He was 81 years old
and leaves wife and three children. He
was the son of e. o. Davis, of lynch
burg, and had been with the Norfolk and
Western railroad for nine years lie was
member of the st. James Methodist
Church. and took an active interest in
the work of the railroad department ..of
the y. NJ c. y. He was Il member of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
and insured for $1,000 with that order.
and had many friends in this city and
Lynchburg, who deeply regret his loss.
The remains were brought to Roanoke
yesterday morning and the funeral will
take place this morning at 10 O'Clock ut
the railroad Y NJ. c. A building, Rev.
II. l. Stephens conducting the services,
after which the body will be Inferred in
Fairview Cemetery. Division No 4Ol.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
will meet ut their hall ut O'Clock IL. M.
to-day to prepare to attend the funeral in
Il body.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27
COMING and GOING

w. C. Williams has sold his Church
street livery to w. H. Horton. Mr.. Will.
liams will make his future home in Wash
ington.City.
w. II. Wainwright, formerly of this
city, but now residing in Pocahontas, is
in Roanoke on business and to see his rel.
atives and friends.
Among the guests ut Hctl Roanoke
yesterday were Col. J. r. Johnston, of
Christiansburg, and Ii. Is. Lee, of Char
louisville.
+. @. Hammer and r. Ashby Watts, of
Lynchburg, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs Luke Garrett, of 1926 Franklin
road, is quite i'll.
The many friends of Colonel Huger,
superintendent Of transportation of the
Norfolk and Western railway, will he
glad to learn that he is improving in
health.
II. 3. Hager, Of Hagerstown, was a
guest at the st. James yesterday.
Walter Camper went to Buchanan yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Mclean went to Thurman,
w. Va, yesterday to visit relatives.
w. Il. Peters, of Roanoke, accompanied
by J. I. Mace, of Bedford, left here yes.
terday for Thurman, w. Va.
j. Is. Andrews, of the firm of Huff,
Andrews 8o Thomas, went to Bluefield
yesterday afternoon on business
w. II. Coffman, Blucfield; ]. 2. Pow.
ell, New York, and c. p. Manhood, Win
ston, n. c., arc among the guests ut the
Ponce de Leon.
w w. Workman, who has been in bus.
mess in this city for n number of years,
and who has made Il great many friends
in Roanoke. left yesterday with his family
for Greensboro, n. c., where he will go
into business.
f. Vile, the Jefferson street clothier,
accompanied by G. w Payne, left last
night for New York, for the purpose of
purchasing II spring stock for their pop
ulQr clothing house.
The Behr Bros. piano ranks with the
high grade instruments of long standing.
The house to-day is one Of the
well known institutions. and its piano a
favorite throughout the Countrywide
Indicator.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27
WIGWAM INSTITUTED.

NJ. J. Jennelle and G. w. Crumpecker
instituted - wigwam of the Improved
Oorder of Red Men in the State line forest
Of Bristol, Tenn, and Va, Saturday
night. Thirty two pale faces were
painted red" The order starts out un .
der very suspicious circumstances, and
with great deal OF zeal and zest. The
officers elected and appointed are as fol-
lows: Judge w. L. Rhea, prophet; ] S.
Ashworth, worthy sachem: G.. w Cor.
nett. senior sycamore; j. w. Frizzell.
junior sycamore; j. w. Owen, chief OF
records; j. a. Stone, keeper of wampum;
Luxe Dixon, LIST sannap; ii. j. Simon,
2nd sannap; warriors: I. G. Wells, C.
o. Fry, u. V. Sparger and Geo. u. Steff-
ncr; braves: Geo. w. Wolfe. J. X. Weed,
w. r. DUNCAN and w j. King; keeper
OF wigwam, a. McSumptcr. Trustees:
a. l.. Bauhard, w. a. RAIDER and H.
w. Sutherland. Bristol News
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27
SOMETHING TO DEPEND on.

Mr.. James Jones, of the drug firm Of
Jones &, Son, Cowdcn, ILL.,, in speaking
of DR.. Kings New Discovery, says that
last winter mis- wife was attacked with
La Grippe, and her case crew so serious
that physicians mt Cowdcn and Pana
could do nothing for her. 1t seemed to
develop into hasty consumption. Having
DR.. Kings New Discovery in store, and
selling lots OF it, he took bottle home,
and to the surprise of all she began to get
better from first dose, and half dozen
dollar hotties cured her sound and well.
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
Ito this good work. Try it. Free trial
bottles mt Massic's Pharmacy, 100 .Icifer-
son street.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27

Persons who are troubled with indi
gcstioE will be interested in the eXper-
fence of VIM. \. Penn, chief clerk i'm the
railway mail service at Des Moines, Iowa
who writes: 1T gives me pleasure to
testify to the merits OF Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy
From two years have su Tered from in
digestion, and am subject to frequent
severe attacks of pain in the stomach and
bowels. One OF two doses of this rem.
edy never fails to give perfect relief
Price - and % cents: sold by all drug
gsts.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27
BLUEFIELD ITEMS.

The Blueiield Telegraph of yesterday
had the following: Rev. +. H. Watkins,
of Bonsacks. Va, was in the city yester-
day and left on No. 10 for Elkhorn, to as
sist Rev. K. w. Ball, who is conducting
Il series OF meetings at that place.
Mrs. y. f. Carper, of Roanoke, who
has been visiting friends in this city Cor
some time, returned to her home on No
I yesterday. IS
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27
FOR THE MARDI GRAS.

Washington, Jan. 2G-Secretary Her.
he'll announced TO day that he would send
at least one warship to New Orleans and
another to Mobile on March 1st to be
present during the. Mardi Gras in those
cities
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27
SpoONER WAS ELECTED

,Ladis"n, Wis, Jan. 28.-In the joint
Legislative assembly to-day John C
Spooner was nominated and elected Uni
ted States Senator to succeed Villas He
received every Republican vote. The gold
Democrats voted for General Bragg, and
the silverites for Silverthorne.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27
EARLE ELECTED.

Columbia, S. c., Jan. 26.-Judge 10.
seph II. Earle was voted for unanimously
by both houses Of the general assembly
to- day for Senator. This was but the
carrying out Of the will of the people, as
declared In the primary election last
summer.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27
TIIE ELKS, BENEFIT.

Tickets are now on sale for the Ellls'
benefit, which will take place February %.
Those wishing desirable seats will do
well to to procure them early. They may
be had ut Johnson & Johnson's, or can
be procured from members of the lodge
and seats reserved.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27

We still receive our cream from th,
Polytechnic Institute. Our ice cream
will satisfy YOU. Try it. j. j. Catogni
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27
A FORGETrUL SOMEBODY.

Somebody left two children's overcoats
Mt Masse' Pharmacy, and he is advertis-
ing for the owner in his reader on the
first mage Read the ud. for further in
formation.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27

Listen to the belled teams of w *.
ANDREWS & co. as they deliver Goa!
and wood to their customers. Send your
orders to 2l9 Salem avenue
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27

EIibarger makes business of repairin.
fine watches only.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-27

lIibarger, the matchmaker Office in
Terry building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY TAX CASES.

AT special term OF the Supreme Court. before
Justice Charles F. MacLean. yesterday. the action
brought by John r. Terry and others taxpayers OF
the village Of Tarrytown. to set aside the assess
mont roll came up for further argument. This is
the action In which the temporary injunction issued
by the Court was aside by Justice Dykman
some time ago The question before the Court
Yesterday was whether the answer to the original
action as presented by Corporation Counsel Ely,
was sufficient After hearing argument by H. {.
Griffin and others for the taxpayers and W. II. Fl.
Ely and Howard II. Morse for the assessors, the
Justice took the papers promising a decision on
Tuesday.
In the case Of John D. and William Rockefeller
against the assessors of the village OF North Tar
rvtown asking for a review Of their assessments
hv certiorari Justice Dykman. having decided
that the realtors entitled TO such review, yes
terday appointed Franklin Couch, OF Peekskl a
referee 10 take testimony and report whether the
property Of the REALTORS has been assessed pro-
nortionately with the other taxpayers In the same
locality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-18
WHITE PLAINS.

Miss Elizabeth May Phillips. daughter Of the
Rev J. H. Phillips Of the Ards.ey Methodist Epis-
copal Church, has been engaged as solo soprano in
the choir of the Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church OF this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cromwell and Francis NJ.
CARPENTER County Treasurer have been visitors at
Saratoga for the week ,,
The Rev. Sylvester Lowther, OF the Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church. VIII enjoy mohth ;
vacation in August ,
H. S Hamilton. secretary Of the Home Savings
Bank, will spend the next two weeks IN vacation
trip TO the western part of the State.
The marriage Of Miss Antoinette FaiIe, daughter
DR. Sylvanus Purdy. of Port Chester. Is announced.
The Hoosier Kicking club. Of this village mas
elected the following officers: Chief high kicker,
Charles Z. PaudnS; treasurer Eugene Haipin'
secretary, Frank c. Sweeny; trustees: FRANK g.
Schrmer and Martin SprcitZer. The club is max
ing preparations for its annual outing TO rye
Beach which takes place on July p.
The altar boys of ST. Johns Church ana the
me mbers of the ST. AlOyslus Society VIII ENJOY
picnic at Rye Beach tomorrow.