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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

AIRS sindeilaker, Of South Bend, In
diana, 4 expeelasd 10 visit her brother
Frank W. Became, u Blackfoot, this
month Mrs Studet,aker 4 the wife Of
the junior member u the firm of stnde-
baker Bros, the great carriage manu-
faeiurers.
key. l. ". Gowen snd family accom-
panied by Mrs. B. W. Holbrook, er-
Issri 20 start Monday for trip 70 SOFA
springs. They will be joined al Fort
hail school b. Rsy. A. Il. Lyons and
Nife u POcasello.
The New York Lille Insurance Co.
paid 90 June 25rd, the Bunting claim
u 81. 10000 70 Daniel Wolstenholme.
guardian for the Bunting children. The
company aas less than tso weeks 10
getting the claim settled after proofs
sere presented By special Agent Dan
ilson.
AZ the Popniisi county central CON-
rnsttes meeting 81 Idaho Falls. last Sat.
urdsy, the following resolution was
passed Resolved thar We are In favor
u the establishing and maintaining Of
. public road from swan Valley %
Teton precincs, through the Pine creek
route, 20 that the residents 81 Teton
may have direct communication with
the other portions o. the county"
a certain young man who had come
out West few weeks ago. soon after
his arrival, seBf the following:
.sosae skies are hine.
Ard some arr asrk:
Please ssns me ATTY
Your ana, MARX
The father not Wishing 20 be ouidons
b bis son sent back the following reply
'soa8s stIes arr blue.
Ard soasc arc pink.
III Asn9 ypa afty
dnnst shihk~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10
Don't Tell Sisero Goggins.

Don't tell Sisero Goggins Of. the horse
racing at Blackfoot on the 5th inst.
He would die OF broken heart or in a
drunkcn debauch 70 know that he had
missed the fun. The pinnacle OF Sis
eros glory was horse race on the
sth Of July. All his pleasure Of year
could be condensed in the measuring
pot for one race on that day.
Our Blackfoot people viii remember
him in years gone as his cup of earthly
happiness ran over when grooming
himself to play jockey for single ride.
IL was rich to see him disrobe. First,
he would throw away his hat. he would
pitch his coat on a barbed-wire fence,
then throw of his galluses, unbutton
his shirt collar and kick off his shoes.
Next he would tie bandana hand6er-
chief around his head, walk through
the crowd of spectators and talk as
IL his hearers were over the river, and
he would spit on his hands. mount,
make dash or two and he was ready
for the race. Il Is well for the ladies
who were present that Sisero was moi
on hand on the 9Th. With the pros
pect of ride at such race he might
have disrobed in toto. He certainly
would have talked In tones attuned te
the calliope pitch, and then be would
have gotten drunk as fitting caI
stone TO the days glory. II is well tha
Sisero was in Oklahoma.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10
Delinquent Tar SAFE.

Assessor HuaAker made bis sale Of
The dcllnqueu; TAI property, Tuesday,
July 9Th, ~ per advertisement.
About 5000 Eorfh Of the property
Eas sold 70 individuals, tho remainder
being knocked down 20 the county,
Among the largest individual buyers
wero bergman 4 Rogers Of Blackfoo'
and WIN. Lindsay and Bowen curley,
oi Idaho Falls.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10
County. bonds IHiuHd.

The saprcmc Court o. ,he state. In a
decision this week, holds that q number
~ csnyon county bonds are invalid.
The commissioners issued warrants iu
excess Of she revenues 20 the amount
u sls.Tas 70 bBiid bridges and ray for
rAbbii scAlp.. This Indebtedness was
Incurred without authority and Il held
10 - void.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

I wish to announce to the ladies of
Blackfoot that have a full line OF Mrs.
Gervaise Graham's toilet goods, and
Hydro yacu for the face treatment, also
the celebrated Turkish Russian medi-
Gated vapor bath. Call and see me.
MRS. J. II. MAcKLEY.
Drink Postum Cereal. For sale by
G. II. Holbrools.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10
Garnet Fearing.

Mrs. d. S. Morgan, of Blackfoot,
will do weaving at popular prices:
Fancy and striped 20 cents.
Hit and miss Is cents.
Rugs according 60 kind and size. All
chain furnished. Guarantee we'll beaten
aud good sclvedge.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

John Montgomery has several relin'
on,shmen,. for sale. Call aud 500 him'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

a Grand Day and a Grand ceIe-
ebnafion-Success Crowned the
Entire Proceedings.

ebnafioB-Success Crowned fIIc
Entire Proceedings.
The Fourth of July belongs 20 the |
whole country. IL il day Of National
pride. II l. day 70 Be sacredly cher
isbed and commemorated BY deeds Of
patriotism. and By exhibitions and to-
kens Of love for our country. II is q
National holiday, holiday for the old
whose memories are rich 10 reminis-
eences Of the days Of the past, ho.i-
day for the chiyalry and beauty Of the
land, whose enthusiasm l. heightened
BY the displays Of the day, and 1t Is a
holiday for the small boy who knows il
70 be great day because Of the noise
that Is made.
BIackfoOt did well by her share OF
the day. She celebrated patrioticaiiy,
successfully, decently and in order.
By common consent IL Is agreed that
her celebration was one Of the most
successful ever witnessed in Southern
Idaho. The day itseif was superb for
all out-of-door exercises. The partici-
pants generally were feeling well and
the committees had left nothing un-
done that would check the machinery
10 motion for full days success.
The literary and musical parts Of the
program were rendered In the shady
grove in front Of the court house. DIR.
Moore presided and made beautiful
little speech in opening the exercises:
then Rev. Mr.. Yost offered feryent
prayer and the selected program fol-
lowed. Rev. Mr. Gowen and Attorney
Chalmers we're the orators Of the day,
and the applause given them by their
large crowd of hearers was evidence
that each spoke cloquently and well.
Miss Georgia Hammond gave recita-
tion that captured her hearers and won
. for her unstlnted praise. The musical
! part OF the program was rendered by
number OF beautiful Misses on the
, platform and bY selections by the band.
, The beauty OF the Misses, their good
! singing and the appropriate selections
! by the band and the good speaking
/ crowned the morning exercises a
abundantly successful.
In the afternoon a game Of baseball
was played, Idaho Falls against More
:, land, with decided victory In favor o
Moreland. To the successful club wa
awarded the prize OF $500.
Next followed the races, the al
Z tractiyc feature Of the afternoon.
The half.msle running race was wol
by slowgo, entered by George La Ros
!. Of Pocatello. The second money b
weiscr. entered by Ed Goodrow.
= The pony race won by Black Hawk
entered by Tom Osborn, second none
by csyusc Kirk entered by VIII kirk
patrick.
& Gents driving race won by Bill
'e short. entered by w. E. Barnhar
In fecond money by Henrietta, entered b
RI Frank DeKsy.
O The bicycle race was won by 30
~ Mackic.
~ In the evening delightful dance wa
al given In the court house and then n
ge curtain was dropped, the foot-ligh
Of we're extiuguishcd and the celebrate
Of the Fourth Of July. 1897, was close
IL will be remembered. II is worth
OF remembrance.
NOTES.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

The Baptist people made neat sum
nj their ice cream stand July 9Th. They
appreciate the good patronage given
them.
DIR. schumacher, dentist, will return
20 BlaclSfoot next Wednesday, July 18th,
and will remain ten days. The DR..
makes bridge work speciality.
Rev. Mr.. whcatly will occupy the
pulpit al the NJ. L. church during the
absence OF the pastor j. II. Yost.
Watermelons, cantaloupes, peaches
pears. appricots, plums and apples al
q. II. Holbrook's.
The New York Life Insurance Com
pany has arranged contest whereby
100 az its field men are 10 come to New
York City in November to welcome
home from Europe its third vice-presi
dent. Geo. W. Perkins. Blackfoot ma!
be represented.
Mrs. II. NJ. Adamson will do weaving
at the following prices
Fancy and striped carpet 20 cents
Hit and miss Is cents.
| All chain furnished. All person
wishing weaving done, leave rags q
Idaho House.
X. @. baking powder ID oSs. for l5ct'
al the Central Grocery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
WILLIAMSTOWN.

WILLIAMSBURG. w. VA, May l.
The schools closed here Monday.
Mrs. Mckinney and Mrs. DR.. Talbot, OF
Richie county W. Va, were guests of re-
latives here last week.
Messrs. Benson and Thomas, Of Canton
o.. were in town this week
Mrs. Chag. Bailey and children. Of Sis
tsrsvie and Mrs. II. VI. Campbell and
children. OF ParkersburG. were guests of
them parents, Capt and Mrs. G. W. Perry
last week.
Mr.. Lewis Meisenheldor Of this place
and Miss Mary Rodgers of Marietta were
married last week at the home of the
bride. They were rendered q reception by
his parents Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Meisenheld-
er on Tuesday evening. We extend con-
CALCULATIONS.
The Mountain State MFG Co.'S new Of
flee on Railroad street IS nearing compile
ton.
Mrs. Ella schnaufftr, Of Marietta, and
Mrs. Julia Rea. of Newport, o., were
guests Of Mrs. Clarke Leonard this week.
Mrs. Elmer Lane, of Marietta o., has
been visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Winston the past week.
Mr.. John 3. Tinnus, Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Ayers and children of Parkersburg, were
guests at D. \. Whites this week.
Miss Frances Putnam, Of Marietta, IS
the guest Of Miss Laura Biddle.
Hon. Sep Hall. of New Martinville, was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Maud Ralston, of Willow, W. Va,
was in town Friday.
Ed. Biddle was home from Parkersburg
several days this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Tally Chronicle of the Movements of In
diXilnaIs

dividuaIS
Hon. y. B. Scott arrived homo from
Washington City. yesterday morning.
The Senator strongly denied the anthem
ticlty of the alleged interview with him,
in which he was quoted as going for civil
service reform in "a rough-shod way.
Hon. W. H. c. Curtis of West Liberty,
IS home from Charleston.
Dan O. Brien. of the Sixth ward. is now
an expressman in Pittsburg.
Miss Marion Kobey, Of Canal Dover, O.,
is visiting at Louis Bonenberger's. on
South Chapline street
Mrs. Louis Ronenbergor. Of South Chap
line street. is visiting her daughter. who IS
attending school at New Lexington. o.
Jerry Newman. of the South Side. who
recently returned from trip TO Texas.
for the benefit of his health returned yes
terday TO his former position in phar-
macy az Sistersvile.
f. NJ. Holiday has returned from a trip
to Michigan.
Prosecuting Attorney Meyer is improving
rauidlv. and was able 20 get down stairs
yesterday for the first time.
Peter Golden, of Thirty-seventh street
who has been seriously H. is much I'M
proved.
Mrs. Mary \. Mosier and Miss Ruth
Saltsgarver. Of Seuecavillc. O.. are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. W. ". McCielland Of
North Market street, and also DR.. N. II.
Shaffer.
Miss Margaret Hughes is lying in
critical condition with nervous prostra,ion,
1,-r t,.,,,1 ,. Ccr,+b Tapob street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02

GO woman lovely woman nature made
thee Co temper man we had been brutes
without YOU" Woman more than merits
all .rc GOOD things that have been said OF
hey bv the wits and poets OF all times
When man laudS woman AVID her charms
ard virtues lie has IN his minds eye an
ideal That ideal IS always healthy wo-
man No man makes pretty speeches ana
witty tc1Sts about woman, with the plctur,
In his mind ot q weak, slc6lY, nervous wo-
man. tortured by PAIN and suffering rrou
depression and dependency IL IS III the
power OF every woman 20 be some man S
idea, II She viii but build up and guard
her voulnly health.
The best of known remedies for all forms
OF disease peculiar 20 women Is DR.. Pierce $
F3yoritc Prescription. Il works directly on
but one set OF organs IN 4 woman $ body.
ItaIlvS and o-adicJtcs pain. II SoCthes in
Illumination. It iuviEorltes ard purihes Il
restores complete health 20 the organs dis
timely feminine and hIuisles weakness,
depr-ssi and dependency. il Is the dis
covo-v OF Dr. r. Y. Pierce. chief consulting
physician Oh the Invalid HOtc, and Surgi-
Cl. Institute Buffalo. y Y L. YOU wish 20
know more about SO write 90 him.
This Is 10 ,-., Won " writes sister Eliza L de
Falcon OF Corpus Christi. NueccS Co. TeSoS
''tlst had lccu d. log twenty one years aud
IVES Hu llN ~u-ct ny Nou- medicines the Golden
A-cG.-a. Discovery and .Favori;e Prescription. "
Its rs easy TO be well rs iu-aud much
nOtc comfortable. Constipation is the
cause Of many forms of illness. Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. They
aye tiny. sugar coated C-JnUles. Oue lit
tie Pellet Is gentle laxative two q mild
caJhariic. All dealers II medicines.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
BROUGHT 70 TIE PEN.
Some of the Members of the Famous
Faye.te County Gang.
Deputy Sherifs from Fayette
Bring Seven Prisoners to Mounds
vile One a Negro boy Sentenced
for Life - Another a Woman
Whose Husband was Killed by
the Gang.

\ number Of deputy sheriffs from ray
cite county arrived in the city last night
after bringing a big batch Of prisoners
10 the pen. Two OF the prisoners were
William Slaughter negro lad, aged Is
wears. and u white woman named Nirgie
Gibson. who were sentenced 10 the pen
for taxing part in the sensational murders
committed by the notorious Fayette coun-
~ gang.
This gang is said to be guilty Of numer-
Gus crimes. and several of them have been
convicted. Young Slaughter gets term
in the pen Tor life. The Gibson woman
gets Il term Of eighteen years, and threo
others implicated are sentenced TO be Auhs
at Fayetteville June 18th.
The particular crime for which these
people were convicted was the murder Of
the husband of the Gibson woman who
was brought to the pen yesterday. Gibson
was a worthless fellow. He was MUIR
dcred in bed. and his wife claims that she
was sleeping by his side and knew nothing
OF what was going on. The jury thought
otherwise, and held that she wanted TO
&c: rid of her husband in order 10 marry
negro. who was one of the murdcrcrs.
The Slaughter boy was with the gang
when the murder was committed. and held
the victims legs. I, was upon this boys
confession that the gang was convicted
and that saved his own neck from the
golows.
The other prisoners who were brought
TO the pen yesterday were John Beck, sem
fenced for ten years for murder in the
shooting with intent TO kill: Charles Glib
son, two years, for attempting rape; Geo.
Walters. three years. for unlawful MAIN
ing: and George Hill, a prisoner OF the
pen. who had been taken out in order to
give evidence on an important case.
Fayctte county, W. Va, is becoming
noted the country over for its criminal
record. and the series OF crimes that has
brought that section Of the State promin-
entity before the notice of the country. \
large journal of New York City sent
correspondent to Fayotte county this
week. who wrote up the history of the
famous Fayctte county gang and photo
eraphod a number Of scenes Of the coun-
~ where this gang operated. In addition
to the parties who We're arrested for the
murder Of Gibson. there are tw-nty-cight
others in the Fayette county Jail. charged
with various crimes and misdemcarcrs.
The party Of deputy shcriffs who brought
the prisoners to the pen yesterday remain
cd at the Hotel Windsor last night and
departed for home at SIX o'clock this
morning over the Ohio River road. The
party consisted of J. c. Prince. J. II. Dan
tel. c. r. Tuggle. S N. Moore. Doc Nc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
HANNIBAL.

Hannibal. O., May Capt. Charles
Muhleman made a business trip to
Marietta. O.. Tuesday.
Miss Emma Braunlich was at Wheel
ing Tuesday.
Mrs. Pressing and two children, Of
Pittsburg, Pa. arrived Wednesday and
were the guests of her mother, Mrs.
Cehrs. and family. for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bare, Sat Bare and
Miss Sarah Bare were Wheeling visi-
tors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Muhleman and son
were at New Martinsville Friday.
Joshua Smith and family moved
from this place to farm short dis
lance above New Martinsville.
Walter Armstrong. accompanied by
Miss Daisy Mold. visited his home on
Wheeling Island. several days.
Mrs. James Richie. of Springfield, o.,
arrived Thursday evening on the
steamer Virginia, and is the guest of
her. Mrs Mary NOll.
Ernest fisher. of P.ttsburg, is visit
ing relatives at this place.
John Black and TWO children were
guests of relatives in Wheeling several
DAYS
Quite a number from this place at
tended The commencement exercises at
Darlington. O.. on Thursday evening.
Frank Lloyd was at New Martins
Vile Tuesday.
\ telephone line is being put up be-
tween this place, Benwood and Woods
field.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02

t1oweIls was called and set the injured
members.
Charles Greer leaves to-morIo" 4or
F'reeport. O., on business.
Mrs Glenn Branum and daughter Miss
Carrie. have returned home from Coluih-
bus. where they have been WISHING Irlehus
and relatives.
T. ]. Harden of Cambridge o. was mere
yesterday on business.
Mrs. L. J. Higgins. who has been crit
icarv i'll for some time. was mucn I'M
proved yesterday and hopes OF her recoV-
cry are now entertained.
Mrs. L. Englemeyer, Of hirkWood' IS
| very seriously i'll.
Miss Annie Mengarat, who has been very
i'll for some time was reported as being III
a very serious condition yesterday.
J. c. Dent has started his soda foun-
tain.
Prof. L. Eaves. Of Cleveland, was here
calling on old friends yesterday and re-
turned home this morning.
The Literary and Debating Club are
making extensive preparations for their
banquet to be given a week from next
Tuesday. An excellent programme is be-
ing arranged for the occasion. After the
rendition of the programme the banquet
| will be given.
Charles Trueman is home from an East
ern business trip.
The c.. L. & W. pay car was over this
end of the road yesterday.
Invitations have been issued by the
Athia Athletic Club for a dance to be
! given at Pelt2s han the coming week.
Miss Belle Kinney. Of Belmont, o., is the
guest of relatives here.
Charles Tingle. of Cambridge. who has
been visiting friends here, left yesterday
for Washington. Pa, to sepnd few days
before returning home.
Ed Baggs. Of Barton, was in town yes
terday on business.
Lawson Emerson. was down from St
! Clairsyllle calling on friends yesterday.
Rev. Frlfhorn, of Chicago, will preach
this afternoon at the English Lutheran
church. in Hcinleins Han, at o'clock.
He will preach every Sunday hereafter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
FAITH CURE A GOOD THING
In Some Diseases. But 1t Is Failure In
Stomach Troubles.

Mere faith will not digest your food
for you, will not give you an appetite,
will not increase your flesh anc
strengthen your nerves and heart, but
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will do these
things, because they are composed OF
the elements of digestion, they contain
the juices, acids and peptones neces--
sary TO digestion and assimilation OF
all wholesome food.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
food if placed in jar or bottle in water
heated 10 IS degrees, and they will do
il much more effectively when taken
into the stomach after meals, whether
you have faith that they will or not.
They invigorate the stomach, make
pure blood and strong nerves, in the
only way that nature can do it, and that
is. from plenty of wholesome food well
digested. 1t is not what we eat, but
what we digest that does us good.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by nearly all druggists at 30 cents Tor
full sized package, or by mail from the
Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.
Send for book on Stomach Diseases.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
WAGE RE DUCTI0N.
This Time at the WarwoOd Tool
Works, on the South Side--A
Proposition to This Effect Made to
the Men Yesterday---Men Hopeful
for Concession.

a reduction of wages will be made at
the Warwood tool works on the South
Side.
Workmen stated yesterday that they
were called into the compauy's office yes
torday morning and notified that reduc-
ton Of wages would be made. An employe
stated that the reduction would range
from 10 to 1913 per cent and would affect
all employees to some extent. Register
reporter called at the company's office yes
terday afternoon and interviewed the sec
rotary about the matter. The secretary
said that they were dealing with the men
for a. reduction and that a proposition had
been made to than but nothing definite
had been arranged. lie stated that the re-
port that the reduction would affect all
the men and would amount TO as much as
much ms S3l5 per cent. was incorrect.
The matter will be definitely settled next
week. Some of the men are hopeful of
compromising the matter. The plant en-
plovs about 30 men but has not been work
ing steadily for month past. They work
ed two days last week. Harry Kraus, the
foreman has resigned his position and
Will quit Oh May 9Th to accept another
position.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
NIARrIN.s MERRY.

Tt. funeral of Miss Belle Powell took
u..., ts-t. ld3y afternoon at = clock az
.r. home cf h.r sister Mrs. L. j. Hoyle;
on south Fourth street. and was attended
by large circle of friends OF the , 4ses% ,.i s
En-, t.rr-b conducted the services. The
r.maie, viii bs shipped this mQ3rrning over over
.r. H S o.. road to Ionica. Ills. where
...- win be Inferred. w. ". Powell. a
brother of the deceased, win accompany
the p. mains. ,.f ..,
mn. Belmont county sabbath school con-
,..'....r MIN b. hold 700 tli- place ~ me
R4r.-s- Church. ON Thursday and FRIDAY
81. Iii. week. The chorus that nays
nr.s AZ On. music ON tha. occasion WA.
r rhi- afternoon at half 'jst TWO
O'CLOCK u the lecture room Of --- cnIith
M. Sep.ua@suariau CLUB were hospi,-
lu,y ,...t,Iugi 90 Che hom. or James a.
.,..., Yesterday afternoon. the affair be-
fra COMPLIMENTARY Co his >lst anniversary ;
.r.r members of the club were present ana
,r.rt The afternoon iu q H5aS fA,'y 1ols
manner Tho- being pr NJ lrom oui OF
toUu were Lbtrczer Rhodes OF bridge
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
TIE LFGIsLATrRE MEETS.

ATHENS. May 1.-G:2o p. m.-The lesis-
lative chamber finally secured a quorum
and held a sitting this afternoon, great
crowds surrounding the building
The public galleries were thronged.
The new ministers were seated on the gov
eminent bench.
VI. Rail-. the new premier. without delay
addressed the house. He said the first
care of the government would be to reor-
game the army. Without a reorganiza-
ton of the military forces it would be
impossible to carry on the war and cor
clude an honorable peace. Happily the
army. which was worthy of better fate,
maintained its spirit unimpairod. The
country might rely upon it with conf
dence. lie besought the legislative cham
Der and the nation to cooperate with the
government Meanwhile the cabinet asked
the chamber to agree to an adjournment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02

o1,,-.E----5- 70. ~. Va. May L.
.--.er moved 90 the South Side
mis- week He came from SisterSville.
where be went from here during The
Dr ~ r.. Curtis. Of Eudicot-. and
health officer is here this week. look
ing no the sanitary condition of the
Csr- r.. T. bowers and j. w. Me-
1r-.-7 -~.u. .re week no Ni.d'eboUrne
~ G. REYNOLDS. an attorney of Sis
+--s-y1r WAS here Thursday ON legal
Misses Annie aud Clara Cox spent
Sunday az Wi-ccs. O.
Miss palsy Nou. Of Uancibal spent
vs+rr1sv with friends here.
grrs ID. ~. Shields. OF s.. Clairsyille.
7or-, 60 Tho guest of her daughter.
1I-s A. 70 EsheUbaUgh and daush-
-. Mis- BERTHA. are visiting relatives
az Midway Pa .,, ...,.,.
Miss Frank. the aecomp.'sAei ''',-H-
, Ter of Thomas Hu. spend 81 .." O'S ,
visiting friend p. Wt-e-'LE .-.7 .N-
D. Underwood has erected tuo
ONCE near his residence ON ,Ae S'dlA
side 7...-- Del.
Srarif. on Maple avenue. Is nearing
Ms h. IT. Holiday, of Wheeling. is
Mo oucst of her sister. Mrs. t. Morrill,
chi T.. ST. stephens returned from
Crar'esfon Thursday. He has been
thsrc serving ON the Constitutional