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Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
GmaapIuf.

- OIL 8. Gubsr!iOn Ssn at 9urE
GubsrtlOn, | 81 SIuf, Sopa, er tons
mn bib for q. fretpnt,rs Deecrab 3n'
fstats
- Deter Q. Saussn r.ifts I Grebugs
til 9oe aai parl. Gountp, Wann., for a!
trait. fin Sptbeapltns Der.
- prpf. .. O. Stub % bans samIs
Gaber afrsiih fra ROrg, rem 2eos os.
% tan ptnt.s bism til 0etprub ON et
Oar Tiger. Cru Stub bar fact ct SiI'
bagsfaIo % tan TT. tomns fer | RO'
BENDER Mdause.
- Grltns Guthr. rtifts 2eroags
biu I'll Chicago, bUor ban ptI ituoere
Wtoicin p,o Ruib R,bical Golsg..
- Som. SoaIs bapos 2sroag often
bet ltkIb at tisr, en- 0ampmuitin cisns
mem Srout Run gro.n. st tort &o.lo
par bet, at WaFiniitn lite blsp bet
minbft. teT,abiset. 0umpmuiin,n tca
heller lie nosen nupnsprrcis Stuoc.
Den ruobns gru +, BEN prrits Msofart,
- Qrpf. 6. g. Reous % Sdnuli'
Tom | 2srbdes | hb'ts 8elsuusnbe hisw
til 9scorab. San opsrtue,r bsnne ng'
after I'm 94rsrppit reo 2utbsr college.
- 9uItpr sb. Gggsn | Rabifon
0is., bar ienot tiIbde, bet 8nlosbrsp.
fom 9stprub WsnisRb fur ct qar Tiger
fibsn fsnSts BAN.
- 8r.o Gmblr, iom | 8 Gnr boz
arbsiost peo acknowledgements Grast.
beppt, reiiit ibus til Gufiu, Miur.
tppr ban bar fact GniGttslie iour
Jrastaaeut ON Rntteu.
- @sfiFer.nb. Guntp GI'rt u. 8,
6aut.niun ps Su'tru sr rsiit til Waps
pil., q. Dali, pua gsiss.
Den lobe BE-. innbts 9scprut
Winb Wiu 60. 10 @inbmell.r I'll
Rup'tabsn, @fritu. Gioits lles mob.
tpess en- g,'tintne til for A MeIer %
/ Wanbaes moi en- 8sfinino for
WeI.r. Den fioIts Ss'tintns tom FIJI
GaIt 9onbon, Spb Gfrita.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
Sra Spring Srooe.
Otter "Seralb".

81. 6. NsIion % Samilie fro Deco
rab bar iiSIte uss teisat &UhmsItcr
Goslp.
- 9. q. Rpirsm, ben bnstiss 9C.
itprer af SlaIferub, 2enolo & Co.'S
2umbsr garc, bar bsutet fin SamiIic
o. fine Msbler fra Galmar ps sr ilgt.
tet ino / Barriers gus pua gtuU
Street.
- gubrstp stenebiem bar Iioitt
llse uobstalt s2,70o til 5armere
Smesnsu for areaturer.
Mrs. Sritba S~iierusis, Gntr
efter @uttorm Stterneis, psoe ben 2lo.
b.. | lit Sjem paa Slaf Sammsr 81
sIar sammel. Wtr. % Mrs. Sttcruei,
par en- at be 8 isrite Samilier, Tom b.
iatte fig paa SIad Sammer, ipm iicel
bar parst SamiIiens 3jem. Dir. 81
terneis ogbe for IL aar ii0eu. {.
efterlaber 8 Spnner 90 3 9stre, Jon
ale Dor Der I Nabclasct.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
er sipet pGro at lepe?

spis Der a. e. SnsiSie pad 5oresn. Der tan uHos
gpIDes 'pr At sisre ia ilp ct iaaeani Ss0T9smaIl,
lao CT bet ben n~Iptieli3s 7sesiiae. i0m itosr al 22as
lsrta. i en- eaer anben al eens ol1psIte Sii,tsli Ct.
r, Bsfte or heller il,s sanife lat Al f~oTilats. &lUSt sr
sgrs al iepe 10, enhusT 9iarp % &uuioe Ger Hler
ors reIse ga Ire .iagcS ~ en- behreietupe >9wpl tlBa
sse zen malartie SItmisseIiI HAT iran t4istr
gaafot auirebei al zen. fr tprfatoeh9 az Wooliaa q
IN or araribrs oeidi. WlaH noiGiteS Ter G. aE'it
AZ Irpsuin6r, Sranetu3e r 90 Sueonthger- Dc blHt
,rinaer On III al hiHte oHtrtng % Qlere yA laa l528s
ieelrs lpHl en- Il lie = oa HIeo en- rRoioh ds9e iWesi4'
~ psrpsnsbersni ION Dibstl III al f%ereepBae pL bel,
bfene oenne Slaes Nialarta.angree. peao ehieh os'
nj er aolbIeber l"agae"), sessl, bilious aenaituesL
Ssu hs a1SeIes fteri Idae SpgopHnien No az Snhe
a,t r. bsfrir 0aiaa abeumatsme. Rnre' oeSlste
cuser, Rerpsfitet, Tnspepf, eeper.Snee og Jotnos
MAJ
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
Qnoers Vielien.
0an bcoe | Girfcn unoer ct Menig:
bebsmsoe Wanoag Iitcn,
ben 23De GuguIt.

gi nrnnte for Ell lse iiben, at Irs
bers NieliUr, Ell af WaoliOns beoIt
tienote % aateoe norife 8ionerer, baus
be bapt ct SlastiliGlce; men at ban
mart fpm til araitsr lsien. Sau bar
belle ben Iibite loe perst pppe iom ieo-
ountis; men man tunoe moi ie, at ban
par ips. gibite ssnoas cperpar ban
iom altib @uostieneIten / Snit. Gg9eus
8irfe; men bet m~erteoes, ba ban fob
op ps bao Clearinghouse, at ban
par n9r peo at ialoe iammen. Wlnns
bag bar ban imiclsrtio uoe % tjprts
os ipaisrsoe; % Wanbas Giten ino'
innot fan fig Mlcni0beoSmCoet, iom
par iammentatbt forut latte en- gtilut.
ming mel SeuiDu til bet SuloSbrso,
iom Iait. Gsgen lar iaaet fra Den
5Or. aIrtes @tsnisbeO i GecOrab. Ser
par irsmln8t N &eiplutiou, buuri bet
ertlereoes, at Menisbeoen DnIteoe. at
BAIT. Cgseu ifuloe niIlaa 3aloet fra
3ecprab; % Rielien baooe netop taft
for benne 0teiOIutipu % tat fig isien,
ba be, iom iao ham nGrmeit, merteos,
at ban ~itsuueoe tunst. San bleu itrnr
baaret no al air!eus Saisment, mcs
ocus Ell Mauo itDnDte fig eiter e II 9a'
&c. 9enuc, Or. u. 6Or, TOM itrar;
men tunbe bare crflrre, at NieIiru al
fcrsoe sar bgo.
3etts pIuoieIi0e 9sosialo, sioroe,
at Wenis bebsmoDet itrur bleu bGpet
iorut i~Ortiattes ben iplsenbe gitcn.
Gielieu bnooe ON Gitermjooasen
uaret noe forat paaminoe soft on, at
fontme til Werisbeosmpbet, ba BON
sIsrus piloe iau Wenigbsosu til at ai'
siue en- utpetpois grilarius ON, at
ben sniteoe at beboloe &ait. gssen
iom fin Brett ps life funoe 9ius lit
Samtptfe til bans Surtreiis.
gnocrs Nielien bar ieot / ep0r,
gtursc. ben 2Ope Suni 1880, oa blep
nltiaa liot uoer 67 gor sammel. 9
1851 fom ban til Nmerita % nrbeiocoe
en- Sio / Gbicngo icm SnsOfcr % 8rp.
bpgecr. Sna rciiie tnu til Blad Garth,
WH., % tigbtc Ell 6arm. N!sn bst,
arbelOebe ban poa bare eli fort Sio o.
lptteoe iaa / 1858 til MaOtiUn inn
lloeu bar pGret bans Sjsm. 9ia
aoibtpnong blep ban fort eiter lin Si.
tomIt til Gmerita gift meo Gicilio
Sernt'cr, meo bpem fou leveoe ct lpt.
telist Gsteitob, inotil bun for tire 9lar
iioen ppee plioielis al ct Slastitirl6e.
Sc bauee NJ 9Drr, lem Sgnner o. firg
3gtrc. Gre al Spunerue Dor / Ntc.
oiion: Sauolage e. Y. Nialleh 912
&. @urbam Ct, hos bpem 5aOeren
Den iIoiie 3to DauOe lit Sjem; % 5u'
to9raierue q. 6. p9 6. =. gtlellen.
Gu al De aubre Spuner ct SonOets,
agent IOrtlano, Oregon, os ben iemtl
er &unitmuler / Gbicaso. Gn Gate,
er gilt meo Yait. @iere i Sslgrooe,
0iinu. ps Ell anoeu er ben pcl iIeubtt
SenaerlHce Mrs. Gtriiiina Nielion.
o. Gbicaso.
ieliOu par Ell az be pirt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31

iomits @tss lemmer al ben aor. air,,s
Wsnisbso,g Sau q en- parm Den o,
gsnnor.sr At samle Rait. g. q. { al.
musf'n. San par iisnbt iom en- orunO.
beorrlis Manb. 8 mango Var por
bon en- Of gsenis bsSens ets.t.r On
GEMS a~irfeianser. Man laab. ooioo
aRei e til tam paa @ruub al bans or.
uareiee, patriorfnl1t. llbi.snee. .Sons
baiti5e 3so pur 10 poa fin Waos. m.
ltsnbe; men bet bar bog Os'oa urfioa
ltlsnt, at ben 3amle Wunb iopn.s. inb
unoer MsSet | ben &irfs, ON boyffen
bans 9anfer % Grb.ioe iamlebe H..
% m,ot blonbt benz, bois groo.r On
Carer os faberliss Ben ban jaa lanoe
bdooe peret.
Sans g~ssrapelIe f~oreaaur iboo.
Onsoas. 81. 2 gftermiOoas. fra Sir.
fer.-"Gmerifa".
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
Secorab Dg Smegn.
Sen sois ausuii 1897.



peo Deturab Snitituts Srsbas often
bar iGreeles osIlpttst ira 8.spno,Ii,n til
Gno,n, SptaIst bar fpIot til Irangisl,
% murs, iunh III, ,pmms iuo. @rds
ousnterr, 9iOrps fine Suaer suot. De
SoIer, h bpIet, par babe ira 6ormeu
% Snoboloets Stbs uomGrtsOs. SLAMS
puu.tet | aftsnsnS llnnsrbolpnin9 bar
Yrof. Sos. 5. aoporits YioIinIpil.
prof. Spodrit sr auidt iOm Carer Deb
RatioraI Gunisrpatpyp / Rem gort %
itaar mts,t hsit bIunot amerttas aunits
mere. Gan bar / SOmm,r tiIbrast lin
6sris fimms los i'm Gaosr / Spiqpils,
9urn fang "gbe Nightingale" oa
maa.ts eiOs Il Daeapp. zen beitebs me.
get SifaIo for tin imutts Sang
Qroi. Breckenridge uooslts 8ipIumtr'
n, til 9rabusrt,rne % bsrptteoe anlso'
nineen I'll a. sisrs 5oriamItnssn Of
9raeusnt,rns opmGrtlommt paa, bpat
ct iaahani @ioneSbprb bst9osr. !San Ops
Ipits Ogiua ON, bpUr mango Gag Gru'
bu,utsrn, barb. lat % hrorlrnge b
bapn Iuii bD,rt Sag. sire al Dstoral
SnFitit,s 9raousnttr rsiitr btnns ugC
I'll U&nn,apoIis for at ftuoers ptosrt pst
Statsuninrftst 9ruousnternss Rdoa
n, ,r: marttn g. Gnboion, Wams 2dibs
Isp, Ri6arS Reb,rs, G'ibsr Stpsnnuma
ion, Sumea u. Cutting, 9sIis Scott ol
Carl n. Gulmfe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31


buret bet mob 2suser, IBIS Soelags
s,lf. II ct fort sdb for pebtommenb.
Gisrm9nb. Raar man bet1nter, at ben
dfbrGrbts G~tratpurg usb paa bet nrrs
msite fan anfldaes til ca. 1000 Sor.
2anb. iaa belsb.r Staben fig til Sus
ienber at aronsr.
SsrtiI tomnsr iau, at Der uil rnsbgaa
en- bel RGtt, at glar, inben abngsn fan
blibt iau traftig, iom ben bar.
Sebebrunben / bisIe 0age bdobe for Ell
bolpt Sunor.bs aur iiben 1T Siositptts,
ibst en- lisnsnbs 8runo lagoe omtrent lies
iua for Stratning ! aFe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
Wco Sutbcr & olcae

ubgipr De ire iprite &Iasier ben iorbercoenoe
Preparatory Department.. s oiSie G.as
ier uibcrulics / ~iaaoanne Sag JON bprer
mcO til eli GOD ll0oannclic, iom banner oct
rette GrunoIag for pioere Stuomm % iOnl
pgina nil G til Nptte for en- ing y aro /
bpiltsniombdit 9iusitiaina ON han lfte
ltnlbe tunIe ituoere mere enc ire Nar.
Gu 2iiupeI / ben forbcreocnoe stioclirg
iau itpbere cS iaa GIamcn l bolIte al DC OPP
iprie Sag, ban Dulter.
San bsbpuer lite al lGie, bpao ban fan ipr.
San er lille bunocH iii n eutelt Mars
llasie, men Ian 8aa lrtm iaa burtl9 ium
bans aGnoltGber lGtter bam / Stauo I'll.
&aer tau lar tage! GrGnleH / ale De Sag,
ipm Igrer til ben iOrbereoenoe Nioeltu9,
9raeuerer ban 90 iaar s iplum iOm Graou.
ent ira &Rtber Colleges iorberepenoe vi.
being.
6pr &atalog og nGrHiere llnoerretuina
benuenoe maR ii8 til 8roi. 2arr. 2arisn,
Secorab, Soma. 4Sd.ti
6roo9 | BRIG itaar ben mordlte Waat
lioeppsrfpr bsu fnfA Re INN ire mnn en- No,
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31

llfrih.ist S.otsi. 3 Iurst 1850 baoo.
sronobiems siomns,re faat OF 10 Garter fa
Soaaus til Wsniter, men ptO GOrroisHiusu
al ben npe WoOs paa 8aaotusa al. bet ubsl.
bat, ioet stomassrnr unosr en- Strai At q
Risspalers Mulit blso forbuot Of gisre slel
bruas Sio ensr 1sfsr "tftsr iaaoan slisr an;
ben lila pauiiabt % Cub fortsrntros Reu,
fter.S mebotler Ssrn. Natbisisn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
At. ausaor serninarp & Snfitnte

~beapnoer lit 20oe Sfpleaar ben 2iOe Scpt
1897. Stolen bar 9aaet iremao / De iioiit
glar, ps ben iortiGtter i'm Gjrruin9 ii! urIt,
War mso be iumme SGrerc ipm iiior, mrt
6orpgelie al Iaitpr 6. W. Carton ira gittlt
Cobb, Minn. aatalp8 faaes irit peo a
itripe til 5. 8. Setbre, Ct. Nns9Gr, Soma
51a.ti
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
Qlpfitic.

ollie, ipm itploer Wiasue 9auselGuo &ensC
pGa Notes, cil bebaSc at betale benz, nuar
be blir iorialous, til en- al lluoertegueoe.
llrlau Sliun, DEBORAH, Su., Sper 9. Seple
BlprSpL Sisblaubpile. aa. 52b2
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
Striffearpcioe uofcres.

ulo % 8aru moOtusss til Stritaina M
6orarb,ioeiie al Str0mper o. Ruuos In
pertlGoer. Northfeld KNITTING G,
5oalS Nortbfs!b, gtuu,
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31

NGttc.-4SO Nlres urmprfet Trals
X rielouo, 400 etcrcS ppoprtet. nGr Mar
ihnu, Vim putas bptiet ior Ell minore
SIrm / piti,Be YttRueiotd eler Soma. @.
Z. 3ibble. gtdribnll, A(inn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
9fpotbcf tiliaI0e.-Gn uomrr.

W tet 9rIuoldgt Bprrctning | Ell liplig SD
/ norolt8e &ISconIin er tilia!ss paa aobf ge.
tiuarlier. ct 9oot Splag bcltaaenoe al
2rugs, Ea;eutmeolciner. SpJer. STATIONARY.
ScpetrD, lapeter, Mating, Ole, @las o.i.o.
giD @iprltbutIi, 24x50 SOB, fan leies biligt.
sun 2 E,mers Geile ia ct. Baul uieO
Sernbnnth SOB AnIeoniug for en- Stanpi'
nav, ia &eiolfninSen omfrlig er ltanoinGs
nut. Ieitc CT oglaa ct 9pot Steo for eli
MORTGAGE, IoEesier AZ, SecorabsIoiteM
LAB
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
SiuetKiobere!

Gtal Sc icuoe cIter GiuOer, Spiter eler
Grocer, Suitru % Barn eler andre SlGat'
niugcr. % pnlter, d Dc ital faa soot Relle'
iellta5 mfo De iii Nmeritn tilbageperpeEOe
ltauolnaoiite Iuriiir paa 55inguala SlnielL
oa bprmau i1nrelt itulist beruenoe jig III pen
uRrmeitboeHoe 8bssuala'a sent eller ltrlps
hi Sopeoiputpret it at Iaa Biletter. @!em
life, at IhiHgpatla Siuieu befprbrer 8aSia5e'
rer oirette ira @ptifborg til Rem Dprt uoell
no9etlombeljt Spbdo paa Heiien, % uoea
lto9iit i1ar TdSiHererne Sensfl9oer %
Spile'ajprreler.
". W oricnien & Co.,
I26 East Kinzic Street, Chicago, Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
asrtautSaia / g,iuueapoIts
Gputautfata | Sb,eaos.

Hvedemei-Hard spr wheat pat In wood. Is .6ota5. Is
Soft wheat patents. .................. 5.0J--5.4 Al
Hard and Soi wheat baksrs, ........... I. OIL. %
NalS-Nn. 2 Ia store rs %
hA're-No' . "ee o ooAfu ".........."... 70 -...
huS-No &sp2-....
Byg-fair to good mating grades. ...,..,, 30 ID
he-Shoioe Upland Prize anu Timothy. ! $40 90
JeSua"'..".............. s.50-....
"Aeas AN4 O"s hLaW.. ............ oyV-s w
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31

6noo9 | arig itaar Den moralis Wagt
liseOpsripr ben ipft, iom TIRE moo en-. - glas
pplfon ben fssrite.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-03-25
Eneampment Instituted.

On last Saturday night an Encampment
of Odd Fellows was instituted at Odd Eel
lows Hall, TO I've known as Tazewell En-,
campment, No. H. The work of organ
ization was done blythe members of Laurel
Creek Encampment, No16. ofPocahontas,
as follows: w. ]. Turpin, w. 7. GLENN,
]. S. Stout, DIR. G. II. Zimmerman. J. M,
Newton, G. w. Pof. S. L. Maxey.
Twelve members joined the new Encamp
ment and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: j. B. Crawford,
Chief Patriarch; w. D. Buckner, High
Priest; A. w. Landon, Senior Warden;
J. Z. Warden, Junior Warden; A. S. Hig-
ginbotham, Scribe; H. w. Pobst, Treas
urer.
The following officers were appointed fol
the ensuing term: MI. Hankins. Guide;
J. Watson Quinn, Inside Sentinel; J.B
Pierce, Outside Sentinel; w. T. Hudson
First Watch; A. i. Walker Second Watch
and R. D. Hufford, Third Watch. The
Encampment will meet Wednesday night
of each week.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-03-25
Colored Girl Shoots at COlOred Man.

Quite commotion was created on Main
street Sunday afternoon by a colored girl
named Ethel Sergeant, who with a pistol
shot at Anderson Jones, commonly kown as
"Pie Eater" also colored. The girl was
arrested on Monday and brought before
j. A. Greever, mayor, on Tuesday for trial
After hearing all the evidence the mayor
promptly dismissed the proceedings
against the girl. 1t seems that "Pie Eater"
bad made threats against her and for some
time had been prosecuting her in a most
offensive manner. The Mayor, therefore
thought her conduct justifiable,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-03-25
County Court Proceedings.
Harman & Bottimore,

Since our report of the proceedings o1
the County Court in last weeks issue, the
following business was done in the court:
In the distress warrant case Of Ferguson
VS.. D. A. Ramey and others, there was
verdict for the defendant, Alison Hutton,
who was an under-tenan of Ramey. Hut
toms property had been levied upon by
Ferguson for rent due and unpaid by Ra-
mey.
In the case of the Commonwealth vs..
VIM Duncan, on a charge of felony, the
Commonwealth entered nolle prosequi.
Duncan had been tried twice, at former
terms Of the court, and at both trials there
had been hung juries.
On last Friday Leila Mays was tried fol
feloniously assaulting Lena Davis, at Poca
hontas, some time ago. The result of the
trial was the acquittal of the accused.
On Monday the court was occupied
with civil cases
On Tuesday nothing of Importance wal
done, except the entering of a no.le pros
equi in the case of Commonwealth vs.
Montgomery johnson. This case was one
in which the Singer Sewing Machine Go
was prosecuting Johnson upon charge O
embezzlement.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-03-25
CEDAR BLUFF ITEMS.

Didn't we have beautiful equinoctia
storm? So beautiful that there was nc
storm at all.
Mr.. Joseph White has just returned from
Wolf Creek, in Washington County.
Rev. Kelly, Of Belfast, Va, filled Bro
Adams appointment for this place last
Sunday. Mir. Kelly is an enthusiastic
preacher, and gave us an enthusiastic SER
mon on evangelical repentance.
The wire foot bridge has been recovered
1t was found in the bottom of the river, by
Messrs. Maxwell, who gained favor of the
marshal by so doing. We don't know
how many more times it will have to be
built to become serviceable, but predict
that it is not best to lose sight of it any
more, if it can be avoided.
Mr., Davidson is making wall to pre-
vent the river from washing the dirt from
the railroad at the dump just below the
18th crossing
Happy men! Today was pay day, and
the section men and our benevolent friend,
the operator, are wearing smiles almost as
long as your arm. Wish we could smile
too, don't you?
The Sunday school. under the superin-
tendence of Prof. J. A. Mcclure, is In
creasing rapidly. The attendance last
Sunday morning was 81. We feel very
much indebted to Mr.. Mcclure for such a
prosperous school.
Mr.. Dave Christian, of Barewallow, was
in our town yesterday, He is postmaster
at that place.
]. R. and ]. w. Laird started to Old
Dominion College, Richlands, Va. The
boys will have quite walk it. Wewish
them success, and also the Old Dominion
College.
Prof Alison Hutton was in town yester-
day on business. REPORTER.
March %, 1897.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-03-25
Resolutions of Respect,

We, the committee, do hereby respect
fully submit the following resolutions.
Whereas God, in his wise providence
has removed from our midst our much be-
loved companion, John Samuel Young.
Whereas, by the Divine truth Of inspira-
ton SO forcibly impressed by the unwrit-
ten work of our Chapter, we are taught
though man die, he will live again, and
we know that the symbolic sprig of acacia
is still blooming as beautifully as it did
among the ruins Of the temple many years
ago.
Resting our faith upon the lives of G od's
ancient people, we bow with humble sub
mission to the decree of the Grand High
Priest of the Universe, who has for some
good purpose of His own, afflicted us in
the loss of our companion, whose memory
will always be kept green, honored, and
respected among those who loved him so
well, not only for himself, but for his great
work and usefulness. We do now resolve,
1st. That we sincerely mourn the death
of Companion John Samuel Young, and
bear our willing testimony to the fact that
in his death our Chapter has lost one ofits
most jealous, efficient and valuable men,
bers, one whose death is not only loss to
our own household, but the Chapter at
large.
I'd. That tothe bereaved widow, mother
and brother of our friend and companion,
we extend our heartfelt sympathy
in their great affliction, and can only COM
nit them TO the care and protection of the
infinite God, who doeth all things WE'LL
Sd. That the secretary do furnish to the
widow and mother of deceased companion
copy, under seal of the Chapter, of these
resolutions; and that the TAzEwELL RE
PUBLICAN and Clinch Valley News be re-
quested to publish these resolutions.
G. 4. THOMPSON,
JNo. T. COOLEY,
w. T. WITTEN,
Committee.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-03-25
No More Eagles, but a Wild Cat Caught.

We recently told of Col. Mays wonder
ful success as an eagle trapper, but didn't
expect at that time to SO soon chronicle
his success as a trapper of wild animals as
well as birds of prey. The Col. had set
twelve traps on the mountain south of
town, and tied rooster in the midst of the
traps, as bait for more eagles. One day
last week it was found that the traps had
been sprrng, the rooster nearly eaten up,
with evidences left that an animal had
been there instead of sn eagle. The car
cass of the rooster was dosed with strych-
nine and placed where the animal had
left it. The animal returned for more
chicken and got its death from the strych-
nine. On Sunday one Of Col. Mays en-
ployes found the animal about two hum
dred yards from the traps, and it turned
out to be a huge wildcat. If Col. May
keeps on he will gain quite reputation
as trapper. /
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-03-25
UNAKA HAPPENINGS.

Mr.. John Leedy, died at his home, of
pneumonia on the 10th inst; at the age OF
seventy seven years, and was buried at
Concord Church on Monday. The ven
erable wife of the deceased, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia, is now slowly re-
covering.
Mrs. Polly Stratton and Mrs. VIM Cat
tron are now confined to their beds with
pneumonia. The disease is very prevalent
in the community this season.
Mrs. S. L. Graham, of Plum Creek, Va.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. VIM Kelly,
at Unaka. occasional"
March 22nd, 1897.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-03-25
PAINT LICK ITEMS.

Midway was we'll represented at Belfast
Sunday.
Misses Lucie Kidd and Rose White, two
of Paint Lick's most charming young Ia
dies, were visiting Minnie White, Of Bel
fast Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. A. H. Patton and 7. A. Nc
Guire, of Tazewell, and Cedar Bluff, were
at Paint Lick last Sunday. Wonder what
the attraction is?
Mrs. c. H. Peery, of Cedar Bluff, is Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. Mary Brown.
Does anybody know where that wagon
wheel went last Sunday?
Mr. Balfour White went to Belfast to-
day.
Does anybody know who that fellow was
that said he didn't mind being bothered
with the "kids"? I'll bet he is sanctifed
Rumor says there will be wedding here
pretty soon. ZIP.
March %, 1897.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-03-25
BURKE'S GARDEN ITEMS.

We are having fine weather and the grass
is growing and looking green.
Rev. Stradley filled his appointment
Sunday at Central Church.
Misses Peck and Lewis are visiting Mrs.
]. T. Peery.
Mr.. S. Leedy was called to the death bed
of his father, on Clear Fork, Saturday.
The whole family sympathizes with the
relatives.
Rev. Z. H, Kohn went to Kelly Satur.
day, where he preached his lest sermon.
!! MIR. Kohn has accepted call to New Mar.
ket, and will take charge of the church at
that place as pastor, about the first of
April 1t was not the wish OF the congre-
CATION here for MIR. Kohn to leave.
Any person having grating to do will
do we'll to call on Greever King
One Of the oldest citizens, Mr.. Matthias
Fox, is on the sick list.
The Circle will meet at Mr. J. D. Gree.
vers. next Saturday evening.
We are beginning to look forward to the
closing exercises at the academy.
We understand that the Lutheran con.
gregation il going to call a pastor at once.
The long argued parsonage question will,
we suppose, be settled next Sunday. as
that is the time appointed.
Mr.. John Steele came over from Clear
Fork Saturday after his wife, who has been
| with her relatives short while.
Now and then we have preaching in
Bear Town Chapel. This magnificent
ediice is situated, as the name suggests,
near Bear Town.
A fine farm in Smyth, which was sold
short time ago, seems to attract tie atten-
ton of the Kelly boys. We are not certain
whether it is the land or hIr. Harman's
daughter that is taking their eyes,"
These are the last items Scriptor can
write as he is going to change his abode.
However, he hopes the REPUBLICAN will
get another correspondent to furnish it
items from this place. He regrets that
such is the case but the paper has his
best wishes. ScRIpToR.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-03-25
Another Shooting by COlOred Woman

On Monday afternoon Mary Jordan and
Louisa Donelly, both colored, met on Rail-
road Avenue, near Mr.. Buston's residence.
They got into dispute which resulted in
a clinch and fight. While the tight was
going on Mary Jordan drew pistol and
fired two shots at the Donelly girl, one
ball passed through her left arm just above
the wrist, and another went through the
corset Just above tine abdomen. 1t is
thought the corset stays broke the force of
the bullet and saved the woman from a
fatal wound. Sergeant McClintock, on
hearing of the shooting, went to Mr.. Ben
Baylor's, where the Jordan woman was
employed as cook, to arrest her. AS he
went in the kitchen door she fled, going,
from the front of Mr.. Baylor's house. Judge
Stuart and Mr.. VIM. Barnett were near by
and taking in the situation, gave chase
and caught the woman. She was promptly
placed in jail, where she remained until
Yesterday afternoon. She was taken be-
fore H. q. Peery, justice of the peace, and
after hearing all the evidence the justice
fined her $500 for carrying concealed
weapons, and sent the accused on for in
dictment by the grand jury. She was de-
Tended by A. ]. & S. D. May, who asked
that she be admitted to bail. The court
fixed the bail at $500.