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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-08-11
Democratic Convention.

The members of Highland county De.
mocracy met last Saturday afternoon in
mass convention at the Court House at
this place to select delegates and alter.
mates to the State and Congressional
conventions. Harley 8. Pulse, OF Lynch.
burg, was made chairman, and A. E.
Hough secretary.
At two O'Clock, when the organization
OF the house was made, Chairman Pulse,
after glancing over the almost empty
benches, looked inclined to delay pro-
ceedings until a crowd arrived, but he
seemed to realize the apparent useless.
ness of it and went ahead as per slate.
The court room was about as sparsely
populated with party workers as is the
Uranium of Committeeman o. N. Sans
with hair, but the chairman was able to
find enough of the boys to form commit
tees to select the delegates. Three COM
mittees were appointed. the first to &C.
lect eight delegates and alternates to at.
tend the State Convention to be held at
Dayton on August 23d, one to select 80
delegates and alternates to the Congress-
ional Convention to be held at Loveland
August 30th. The other committee is to
select delegates and alternates to the Ju.
dicisl Convention, but as the call has
not yet been made, nor the basis of rep
resentation given, the committee cannot
begin its labors until that time.
There were no speeches, and the cor
vention was conducted as quietly and
with as little evidence of enthusiasm as
a session of the Town Council.
Hon. Uric Sloane presented resolutions
to the house endorsing the Chicago free
silver platform of '96. This was adopted
without any protests, because it was on
the slate and was bound to 90 through,
and those who couldn't stand some OF the
principles it embodied knew it would be
useless to make howl.
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Call for Mass Convention.

Resolved, by the Republican County
Central Committees OF Highland County,
Ohio,
That mass convention of the Quail.
fed Republican voters of Highland
County be called to meet at the Court
House in Hillsboro, in said County, ON
Saturday, August 18th, 1898, between
the hours of 2 o'clock p. m. and O'Clock
p. m. to select, by ballot, fifteen dele.
gates and fifteen alternates to represent
said County at the convention to be held
at Washington, @. H., Ohio, August
18th, 1898, to put in nomination two
candidates for Judge of the Common
Pleas Court in the second subdivision
of the Fifth Judicial District of Ohio.
The polls to be open at 2 O'Clock p. m.
and close at 8 o'clock p. m. on said 18th
day of August.
FRANK LESLIE, Chairman.
JOHN J. DEWEY, Sec'y.
The qualified Republican voters of
Highland County, Ohio, are hereby no.
tilted to meet in mass convention at the
time and place specified in the above
resolution and for the purpose therein
named. BY order of Central Com mittee.
JOHN ]. DEWEY, Secretary.
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The DR.. Haas Hog Cholera remedy is
selling rapidly and giving entire satis-
faction. See the following testimonial,
one OF the many We are receiving every
day:
"Hsd lost 8 of my hogs before using,
since have moi lost any. Hogs are now
eating we'll and improving.
FRANK TAYLOR
For sale by Roads, Lucas & Go.
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Hon. Seth w. Brown, the Represen.
tative of this District, is at Lebanon TAX
ing a vacation, much needed after the
long session of Congress, in which no one
was more carefully devoted to the inter
est of constituents than Mr.. Brown.
Reports from all oyer the District indi.
cate the universal popularity of our
Congressman, and that he will receive
the support of all loyal Republicans is
assured.
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"Ah," sighed Mrs. Plimsole, "we'te
never sure of anything in this life."
"Yes We are," her husband replied.
Whenever you are quiet for half q
minute l am sure you will say something
soon or bust, and I've never missed It
yet"
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Sugartree Ridge Picnic.

Everybody is invited to the picnic and
races to be held at sugartree Ridge Sat-
urday, August 13. The committee has
all arrangements completed and grand
good time is expected. If the weather
permits there will be the largest crowd
ever in Sugartree Ridge,
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Congressional Ticket.
For Congress,
SETH w. BROWN,
of Warren.
Judicial Ticket, Fourth District.
Circuit Judge,
THOMAS CHERRINGTON.
of Lawrence.

The Hawaiian census of 1898 shows q
population within the legal compulsory
school age of IA ,2S6, aud the total num-
b,r Of pupils attending schools for that
year was l4,O23. There are 1876 schools
in Hawaii and 4S2 teachers.
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Ratle Of PrsaohsPs to Population.
There II one Christian minister for
sveyy 80 q the population Of Great
bssteasi one u eveSy ilA.ooo In Japan.
one In leS,ooo In India, one In ee2, 900 in
Africa .snd one in ~ 900 In the Chinsss
empire.
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Exscutor's Notice Of Appoint
mAut.

Moties Y hsreoy siysn tbat the under.
asd :. executor OF the Win Of judith ko1s. k
late OF Highland coun:y. Ohio. dsosased.
Dated August 10. LEES. ''Is'
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For q week there was on exhibition in
the window of the John Shillito Co., in
Cincinnati, brass twelve FOUNDER can.
non weighing 1,24l pounds that had
gone through the civil war and seen &C.
tive service for about three years. The
old relic of the war was given to the
Citizens Committee of Cincinnati by
Congress, in order that it might be melt.
ed up into souvenir badges on account
of the Thirty. second National Encamp-
ment of the G. A. R., to be held in Gin
cinnati September 9TH to 10th. The can
non attracted a good deal of attention
while on exhibition, and to those who
looked at it and recalled its honorable
history it seemed rather pathetic to think
that in month or thereabouts it will be
dismembered and carried away from
Cincinnati in small bits to every State of
the Union and into almost every city,
town and hamlet in every State. In the
matter OF badges. those who attend the
q. A. K. Encampment will be particu-
larly fortunate. The delegates to the
Encampmenr will receive the handsom.
est badge that has ever been made for a
similar occasion, and the members of
the Women's Relief Corps, Ladies of the
G. A. R. and other organizations will
fare as we'll. There will be badges for
the members OF all organizations. and in
addition to these the souvenirs that will
be sold will be handsome and will cost a
merely nominal sum. The souvenir
book Of the Encampment will be q band.
some affair, and in addition TO the pic
lures and record Of the various officers of
the G. A. R. and the Cincinnati Citi-
sens Committee, there will be pictures
and accounts of heroes OF the present
war. In addition, the views in and
about Cincinnati will make the book
alone many times its cost. The souvenir
u directly under the supervision of the
G. A. R. Committee. and will be the
only authorized publication.
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Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
Secretary OF State,
CHARLES KINNEY,
of Scioto.
Judge OF Supreme Court,
WIN. T. SPEAR,
of Trumbull.
Clerk of Supreme Court,
JOSIAH B ALLEN,
Of Athens.
Dairy and Food Commissioner,
JAMES E. BLACKBURN,
of Belmont.
Member OF Board of Public Works,
WASHINGTON G JOHNSON,
OF Summit.
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h. D. Davis has riled Tomlinson in
great shape. The News HERALD copied
what Davis said about the Tomlineon
crowd in the Young Republican and a
great founder was the result. One time
in the founder Davis is quoted as hay.
ing made charges last summer in favor
of the kickers, but in another place he is
held as unqualified liar on account of
his article concerning the State Conven-
tion. When everything was offered to
Davis il he would lead the forces in the
Congressional fight, and he was informed
that their salvation depended on their
help, they surely had more faith in him.
Now when he confronts them with their
broken promises and treachery in return
for his work, they attempt to condemn
him. Again defense is required.
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Ladies' Black and Tan Oxfords. .Sl .OO
The kind you would expect to pay $l.25
or more for.
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dor SALE-My houses and 10, 8.
II Apply to o. J. Ross.
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Mems Black and Tan Shoes. 81 80
Genuine dongola, Russia calf and satin
Calf. Congress or lace, coin tip or plain
tip. Cheap enough at $500.
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THE BEE HIVE
It's Easy
To match these prices, but
It's Hard

It's Hard
To match these qualities.
Brisker business brings big
ger, better buying. Better
buying, better bargains. The
/, proof of all is here. Prove us
along these lines by
Coming With the Other People
And take advantage of prices
like these.
Ladies' Tan Shoes 1925
Genuine dongola kid, styles, all lace
Mckay sewed, soft and flexible. True
bargains
Mems Black and Tan Shoes. .Sl.5O
Genuine dongola, Russia calf and satin
cah Congress or lace, coin tip or plain
tip. Cheap enough at $500.
Ladies' Black and Tan OxfOrds. .Sl 90
The kind you would expect to pay $l.25
or more for.
Ladies' Ready.to- Wear Wrappers. 81 90
1925 and $3.50. Light colors, in fine
lawns, dimities and percales. These
wrappers are we'll worth and have been
marked down from $1.25, 81 80, 81. 80.
Sl.79 and $l9s. Don't delay coming,
as quantity is limited. Bargains hard.
ly express these values.
SILK Mitts. .10c and 25c
Umbrellas, Fast Black .4sc
Snlrt W 0lSt6. .................... soc
Marked down from 75c and CSC.
farasOls. ..$1.OO and $1.25
Worth and marked down from 81. 80.
$l.89 and 81 SO
THE X BEE* HIVE
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To match these qualities.

Ladies' Tan Shoes. 81, 25
Genuine dongola kid, styles, all lace
Mckay sewed, soft and flexible. True
bargains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
PEEKSKTLI

Harmony Lodge No l3S, Knights Of Pythias. has
elected the following officers Chancellor COM
rnander. John X Simpkins; vice-chancelor. Fred
erick J.. Marser. IT.; prelate Gilbert 1. Taylor;
master Of exchequer. Frederick r. Ward master
Of finance. John b. Steele. keeper Of records and
seals T. Russell Fink; master OF work. Cyrus
Worden: master-at-arms. Charles Darlington; rep
resentative oscar V. Barger; alternate. Lewis w.
Ames: trustee. stephen Teller
The second lecture OF the course under the au-
spices Of the Alumni Association of Oakside School
will take place IN the assemby-room this evening
a. O'Clock. Homer Anerson Will lecture on
"ElectrOlysis"
At the annual election OF Abraham Vosburg Post
No o.. G. \. r. the following officers were chosen;
Commander. Robert A Roche senior vice-com-
mander. James Calhoun: junior vice-commander,
William A Slppery; surgeon B. r. Smpkins: Off
Ger Of the day. Samuel Tate; chaplain. Ezra l..
Purdy quartermaster. William A. Townsend; Off
of the guard T. Flagler Sparks; delegate 10
department encampment. John Smith, tr.; alter
nate. Archibald Mcclellan council Of administra-
ton William !. Charlton. Samuel Tate, William
A. Sipperly. George l. Hughson and Z. i. Purdy;
armOrer. William Coul The new officers Will be
installed on January 6.
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BUSINESS TROPHIES.

Justice Lawrence. OF the Supreme Court. decided
Yesterday 10 appoint receiver for the firm Of Dun
ha,r g. Scott formerly wholesale dealers in coal
al No II Broadway. on the application Of Edward
r. Durham. In suit brought against his partner.
Lloyd NJ Scott for an accounting. They began
business on January l. 1896 the partnership expired
on October l. 1897. and matters OF dispute between
them have arisen I'm reference 20 the assets Mr.
Durham has been III for year and unable. he
stated to attend personally 10 the closing up Of
the afrairs OF the firm. and he says there Is an
amount due 10 him from Mr. Scott.
stephen II. Heating has been appointed receiver
In supplementary proceedings for Peter II. Hynes,
who formerly kept liquor saloon at 40. 27S Sew
enth-ave. 10y Judge O'pwyer OF the city Court
on the application Of Lizzie McGoyern, Judgment
creditor. He was in business there several years.
but sold out II is said. three months ago.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YoRK-TIIIRsDAY. DEC. S. 1895
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YoRK-THrRsDAY. DEC. S. 1898
ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic CBr Smith. Liverpool November 30
and Queenstown December !. with mdse 233 cabin and
1913 steerage passengers to the White star Line. Arrived
stesm ,@ Batoun 'Br RYDER London November 90 in
ballast To- GSs a, eye Xbrask Psrk dassow 30
vemher y and Neville 26 win mdse "a cabin and 30
to Austin. Baldwin Co. Arrived at
steamer can powderham RD Prout. swansea November
IS in ballas to Barber x Co. Arrived at the Bar at :
saas Gen mGaAe o b't% % Moye% 81. % and
passengers Oelrichs TO- Arrived at the Bar 3:'s
steamer cnarlois Dutch. Peters; Amsteriam Novem-
Der 10 in ballast to IL Randebrock Arrived at the Bar
steamer Fltzclarence dD Pare sourabaya September
Said 2s Gibraltar November and Delaware Breakwater
br ryTsd the %ifa ar 'a a y o' 70 Barber
steamer iihaka cer Beckenfelat Tuxpan November
cabin passengers 10 James T. Ward 4 Co. Arrived at
Steamer aa Norman cNon Hyistendah sydney G b. De
cember g. In ballast to master Arrived at the Bar At
steamer city q Augusta Dasset, savannah December
o. WIN mas" ana nr Vrf'ik and Newpor, News
with mdse and passengers 20 ola Dominion - -.
Ocean s'rS s. CO. ''i /. bound on t, sa1annan
sandy Hook y j. bee : $3.50 , m-Wind west north
west, strong clear. ,
cy Of K!ns,o@ nn r Pert @ A" Hs5 w
,tierD Bremen Strahley~n ir Mars"ilie~. ETC. Laugh
i isma Ger, r" Fiashng cn'6. ~ Marsses jane
town Norfolk and Newport News. Fl Mar. New Orleans
A,lysnc. colon. Gate city savannah
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
London Dec s-Arri,ei. steamer Manitou 'BD Cannons
New York. sailed. steamer Mesaba u3r. Ia>land New
York
barry Dec s-Arnyed. steamer Duntlane diD. Profile
ne Brrm-n FOR New-Nork.
Iiun bee s-Arrlved. steamer Chicago Or new
Isle u Wight Dec s-Passed. steamer spaarnIan
GoSSn6 S,F1Sr Dec A%e rndaunea @
Elcuate. New-York.
Rotterdam Dec Sailed steamer Sfaicndam bpuirhl
Ronjer, New York.
Gibraltar Dec Passed steamer Pontiac tBu brown
less Trieste .tc for York sth. Giles ,irl Fray
Gibraltar Dec I Passed. steamers Pontiac tBri Brown
loss Trcs,. etc for York sth. 81 Giles llfl For
tay Calcutta etc Tor New York
Gibraltar Dec s-Passed steamers Muninc~nt Nir
Ga,rlrk calcutta FOR Sew York
Marseilles Dee Sailed steamer patria err. BRAND
Messna Dec Arrived. steamer Victoria G'r Bridges
Sarles Dec % Arrived. steamer Ai.er GER
Nisr,ch New York for Genoa and proceeded.
S,.z I.. S-Arriyti. ,hazve Bailey
ynkohama etc. for New York
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PETITIONS N BANKRUPTCY.

George G Turner Of 80 G6 West Eighty-secOnd-
St fled a petition IT. bankruptcy yesterday. with
liabilities Of s29OGj and assets. except note Of
500 held hy another person for a debt OF S26l The
principal creditors George Drakey. s5.ji7
Archibald Turner. $500; l. NJ. Freese. s3,9jS: A. +
Wells S5si: e. Il. Greene. S.449: w. C. Elsbie
s3307 The liabilities are principally for balance
due on stock speculation account and for borrowed
money Mr. Turner formerly "A stockbroker at
30 - Broadway. but suspended business In March
1896 He became member OF the New York Stock
Exchange In 1857. He is not In business now.
An Involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed
Yesterday against James Tobias. cloak manufact-
urer OF no Clinton Place. by Epstein Bros rep
rcscuting three crrditors-Kahn Il Kahn. Adolph
Platkv and the William Skinner Manufacturing
Company-whose claims aggregate 1893 They
claimed that he committed act OF bankruptcy
nv making an assignment October 2s TO Jacob
Bah His liabilities are fl2.9s6. and actual assets
Iouis Rosenblum wholesale dealer In clothing. OF
Yesterday through his attorneys. Hays. Greenbaum
K I.rshned. The Liabilities are SlI.sJ6. and nomi-
nal assets SIS $50 In outstanding accounts scattered
an over the country. which he has been unable TO
collect Mr. RoSenblum was closed up by the
sheriff in November. 1880.
Jacob A. Stroh. who has IA restaurant at No 3s'
Sixth-ave. nled petition In bankruptcy yesterday.
win liabilities OF 81 500 and assets Sl.Sl5. prln-
cnallv i'm the furniture and fixtures OF the place.
ana 500 IN bonds Of the New-YOrk Fishing club
Jacob ,iorlman OF Brewsters. Putnam County,
fled a petition In bankruptcy here yesterday. with
liabilities OF A.l77 and no assets The largest
sold TO MIR Cioriman In 1892 He formerly kept "A
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
MOUNT VERNON.

The much discussed water question has been
finally decided by the Common Council. which has
entered into contract for ten years with the New
York Suburban Water Company. Under the new
contract the city pays $50 year for each hydrant
and hydrant must be rented for every 500 feet OF
new pipe laid. This means an aggregate rental to
be paid by the city of about sl0100. According to
Superintendent George y. Hoffmastor this Is about
the same : Is being paid. The company also
agrees 70 furnish meters to rs 3AO private con
sumers and 10 establish meter rate OF 22'2 cents
for 100 cubic feet The consumer is 10 pay for the
expense Of placing the meter in the house. super,
intendent HOffmaster said yesterday that this VIII
mean a reduction in water rents TO large majority
OF consumers and Will curtan the company's re-
ceipts from this source about % per cent. go
The farce comedy. THE Arabian knights, VIII
be given in the opera house on the evening Q!
Tuesday December Is. under the auspices OF the
Mount Vernon Wheelmen
Charles J. Nordqust Camp. Sons Of Veterans has
elected Clarence r. Holmes. captain; Nelson V
Drake first lieutenant: Harry v Drake. second
lieutenant, and H. =. HOLSTER. Andrew Bridge
man. jr. and Edward ~ Lomas. members OF the
Camp Council.
on Wednesday evening for intoxcaiion Patrol,
man Gordon found the boy hopelessly drunk and
lying in the street. Yesterday Judge SchaN toIi
Keller that he the youngest prisoner ever
arraigned before the Court on the charge OF drunk
enness and sentenced him to six months imprison-
ment In the penitentiary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09

The funeral of James Niece. Of West End-ave..
Painhcd. y J.. a prominent officer OF tho stand
ard OH Company. Of Now-York. WAS held a.
O'Clock yesterday afternoon In the Monro" Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. PainNeld. OF whch
he had been the leading supporter. The services.
which were very simple. were conducted by the
Rev William Charles O'Donnell. pastor OF the
church and the Rev. Or. Munson. Of lsIp. Long
Island The church WAS crowded 10 lis utmost
capacitv Among those present wer" William
Rockcfeller of the Standard oil Company accom-
named by large delegation OF officers Of that
CORPORATION: Samuel q. Brown. president Of IN"
Tide Water oil Company. with whom were other
representatives 81 that company; committee or
dftv-thrce members Of the New-iork Produce FIX
change of which Mr.. Niece WAS an ex-prcsdcnt.
and many other well-known New-York business
men The club Netherwood was run from New
York on the 30 D. train for tn" convenience OF
mo New Workers The palbcarers were the Rev.
Herbert Wech Of MiddietOwn Conn. and james
r. JOY sons-in-law Of Mr.: McGee ana 'hhord A
George A. Horne. his grandsons.
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WESTCHESTER COZ MY.



Tho e.f~ ,lnd,r the auspices OF the Lau'eS %
sociciv 90 the First Reformed Cbu:ch !" a." - No.
,,,,,r6 WI close this evening The heads OF 'he
>,,er.~.', l.,orfments are Mrs. George a paIE'
Mrs David Thompson Mrs. J. y. va" C,'''u"
Ni.s ,.hert Van Houten. Mrs. William J. Town
send Miss Mamie Adams. Mrs Sarah f. ~
,vo:er Miss Marion Stewart. Mrs. T. hdwaru i"s"s
! > YIN Ollnda and Albert Van houteh;, 49,. ,,,,,,or
Tho palisqle Boat club viii give one OF us VIM,
$50. Entertainments tomorrow eNehlhs al o,.c
loN.iiur Z. lcls ST. GlenWoOd Inc emu =
10 he john b. Dillon Harry y. Har,'hS e. The
N(ce.or Billy Place and Thomas r.
1.'ea.i,, MEDIA MS won This week 10y I-1Mh -
Cl,cr whose average IN three games VIZ Io' "a
IN tn First Presnyteran Cnucn LIE f51tting Will
.''rh, b ne auG the Monuments. pi, htt1Iu ro =
he tho .ssst While lu NOnkers. OF Dr "eo'6c l.
90 IAN needing of the Ludlow Literary Gig
W rr,. Ills week at the homn OF Mrs. Ko r9at
-, so "a I.ualow-st. The Rev. DR. CharleS
- -.',. smoke OF some persona. experiences III
uo'ltn. At,cr the meeting tea was served an"
M WIN Nte Of sllct-bau We're played on Wednes-
d.. e.'..ri.- ~ tho armory of me Atm separate
(o,u.a-y in Wayerly-st. The Midgets defeated ,1s
ieG"8s IN ;s,er Eo;;ntv Wheelmen in the second
on Friday. December iG he hone team WI! meet
There nome wedding luesga\ -, rl'i iaerSe
Miss Estelia. daughter OF Mr anc Mrs 'eo's $50
Ba,y q No p North Broadway was ,rned Sv
the Rev Harry NJ Warren OF Manhattan MSS
Grace Bailey sister OF the bride was inc mao o,
honor ana Edward Pendlebury. OF New'1 orN the
Miss isabel NJ Terrett spoke before the Ladies
Missionary Society Of ths First Presbyterian Churcn
i sale was held las, night under the auspices Of
the Dorcas Society OF the Westminster Presbyterian
John c. Shots Camp. Sons Of Veterans, has elect
ed these officers Norman Neitch, Gaptain; Jonh1
Andrews first lieutenant. David J. Berry. second
lieutenant: George Z. Johnson John Andrews and
Snmuel Felter. camp council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
SING SING.

Van Wyck Camp No. 1Oi. Sons OF Veterans. on
wednesday evening elected Elwood c. Stevens cap
tain: John J. Worden. first lieutenant w. G. Rice.
second Lieutenant. and Joseph r. Swain. +. II.
Pierson and c. O. johnson, camp council
The Woman's Home Missionary Society Of the
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Will
hold tea and cake sale In the parsonage tO-mor-
rCw afternoon. from 70 o'clock.
Wesichesfer COmmandery No. ~, Knights Tenn
plar. gave d successful reception and concert a.
olive Opera House last evening. Mrs. O. X.
Hughes Mrs David Barnes. Mrs. Paul VI Pierson,
Miss Baker. Mss Paris. and Messrs ID II. Benc-
diet - Bimberg .. x Hughes and Ximmermann
took part In the programme The attendance was
large. including prominent members Of the order
from ncghbOring towns and from New YCrl: City.