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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-22
BRAN IsI.I;'FIsN-

The w. c. T. u. will meet with the
president, Mrs. w. D.. Southall, 2O2
North Park avenue, this afternoon at
$3.50 O'clock
A birthday service will be conducted
at Trinity Methodist church tonight.
1t is hoped it Will be literally patron
lZed so as to raise q handsome sum
for the church.
~ colonial tea and concert will be
given at Kim Hall tonight under the
auspices of the various chapters Of ST
Peters Episcopal church. Colonial
costumes will be an interesting feature.
There was general rehearsal at
Fark Avenue Baptist church last night
ior the cantata of Queen Esther" TO
be given shortly at the Academy OF
Music, under the direction of Mrs. 7.
b. Shpp. OF Portsmouth.
Miss Jeanette Goalden and Mr.. James
~ Goa'den, of Gloucester county, are
the guests of their relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs r.. Fl. Owens, on Sheldon avenue
Although the weather was Indictment
sunday the many churches Of the ward
ha%i good congregations and attractive
and profitable services.
Mrs. Lydia y. Hamberry, widow Of
the late w II. Hamberry, died Sunday
afternoon at 1 O'Clock at the residence
or her son-in-law, Mr.. c. NJ Humph-
reys, No. 140 Granville avenue. She
had been i'll for about ten days with
pneumonia. The deceased was GO years
OF age and leaves four children-Mr.
w. j. Hamberry, Mrs. Samuel Me-
lNown, Mrs G. NJ. Humphreys and Mrs.
G. G. dudley. The funeral will take
place from Park Avenue Presbyterian
church this afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Gordon, of No
Oh Brumbleton avenue, lost by death
from d!phtheria last Saturday night
their little 14-months-old son. c. r.
Gordon, Jr. The funeral took. place
at the grave Sunday afternoon, the
services being conducted by KEY. r.
II. Bennett, of McIEendree Methodist
church. The bereaved parents now
have another child i'll with diphtheria
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IN BERKEAE

Yesterday evening, about o'clock,
the No. engine. alta ched to the mail
train, came in collision with the rear
of the No. Z freight train at Centrcvillc.
about IL miles from town, which re
suited in No. being knocked fgom her
trucks and very badly smashed The
cat0ose WAS splintered into kindl!ng
wood, and both ends mashed together
The car to which thecaboose was at
tached WAS a box, loaded with peanuts.
1t was also Splntered and the peanuts
mashed and scattered so that 1t will he
difficult to get them up. The wreck
caught on fire from the stove and Was
fast gaini..g possession Of the ruins
when Frank Boyd, one of the employees,
rushed in and eNtingu!shed it.
The two trains were coming toward
Norfolk, and the freight, in front, had
Stopped at CCntreville TO shift some box
cas- of corn, and was standing on the
main track. The engineer was no.,
aware of the approach of The mail ow
ing to bend in the road at that point
and had no 1laSman stationed there
when the passenger dashed in sight n;
a lively speed. Effort was made TO
stop the train, but without success. No
one was seriously injured on either
train. Bagg sc Master r. X. Bell was
hurt slightly by jumping from the train.
Inc passenger IRAN was brought In by
special engine.
y crew was sent out yesterday even
ing, and the track will be cleared for
the regular trains to-day.
The funeral Of Mrs. f. NJ. Tilley took
place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
from the Chestnut Street Methodist
Church, and was conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. II. NJ. Chandler, assisted by
Revs w. y. 'Slaymaker, of Armstrong
Memorial Presbyterian Church, and
Rev. Paul Bradley, of Liberty Stree:
Methodist Church. South Norfolk. The
remarks made by the pastors concern
ing the departed one and the condo
lences to the many friends and relatives
were very pathetic. The chanccl was
decorated with flowers in profusion. AT
the conclusion of the services the re-
mains wee taken 10 Magnolia Gene
terry, where, amid beautiful flowers she
was laid to rest. The following gentle
men acted as pallbearers: j. w. II.
Wrenn. L. l.. PondcXier DR.. G. n.
IIastcad, Judge G.. d. Parker. w. l..
Berkeley, John Milestone, S. w. Lyons
and G. ID. Williams.
The banks will lie closed to-day, IT be-
ing 4 national holiday. The schools
will also be closed.
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Fircnr,ns nrc no. Toys.

Two more deaths have lately resulted
FROM didn't know 1t was loadcd'' acct
ucnts--a mother killing her babe and n
boz almost having his head blown off
ltcvolvcrs and guns are dangerous under
al circumstances. Firearms are not TOYS
II Is also unsafe to triilc with what arc
termed minor ailments. insignificant
though they seem 1T first. they are likely
II precautions against their further de,
vclopment are neglected or they are un-
aides of dangerous and complex mag
nitude The best way ~ TO arrest their
progress ut the start with Hostctter's
Stomach Bittcrs, which checks consttpa-
tion, liver, complaint and rheuma tism
ma aria, kidney trouble and nervousness
y decline in health Is something we can
not afford to Disregard. Nature always
cNacts severe penalty for continuous
hcculcssncss of her warnings. Indepenf-
entity of its sterling efficacy as n specific
l2rb tonic and promoter oil appetite and
sleep.
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The Greatest Discovery Yet.

w. NJ Repne, editor TiskIwa. ILL.,.
"Chief." says: I'VE won't keep house
without DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption Coughs and Colds. EN-
pcrimem:cd with many others, but never
got the true remedy until we used DR..
Kings New Discovery. No other RENE
dy can take it's place in our home. as
In il we have n certain and sure cure
for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Coughs,
etc" 1t is idle to experiment with other
remedies, even if they are urged on YOU
as just as good as DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery. They are not as good, because
this remedy has a record of cures and
besides Is guaranteed. 1t never fails
to satisfy. Trial bottles free at Burrow,
Martin & Co.'S drug store.
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$ OWN OF SUF>FOI K

~ - : y o. H D So
have confessed. They will he held for
trial In Nansemond County Court at
the next grand jury term.
SoADD OF ALL SORTS.
% Judge w. j. Kilby left this after
noon for Richmond to hear the address
which Congressman Bailey, of Texas,
viii deliver before the General AS
sembly. ,',,y.4lf 81
=. Walter Lee, q very respectable bar
Der, mas statement in the advertising
Columns about the manner in which
he was recently robbed Of sos. after
being decoyed by tlisreputable women.
Read what he says.
The funeral of Mr.. Amos Harrell,
aged IS, took place Sunday from the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. c.
Bartlett near Suffolk
The four men who couldn't pay up
when convicted of gaming were put in
the sycamore street chain gang to-day.
Nlonel Thomas and Captain Corbin,
or baltimore, were to-day In Suffolk
us the guests OF local friends and war
comrades.
Suffolk College will have its annual
commencement exercises this year on
June . and 3.
Miss Annie Delk left to-day for a
short visit TO friends in Norfolk.
The name Of Miss Jessie Parker was
united from the list of those who took
phrt IN the reception at Suffolk College
Mrs. Mary Hall Brownell. of Ports
mouth, has finished Il stay with Mrs.
N: q. Norileet, North Main street.
Miss Ethel Vaughn, of Portsmouth,
Is in Suffolk as the guest OF Mrs. T..
Hurley.
Mrs. Il. s. Roykin left to-day to visit
lcr mother Mrs. NJ. T.. Pretlow, In
Surry county.
The Randolph Society of ST. Paurs
i'piScopai church had pleasant meet
ing this evening with Mrs. William II
Hines
John II. Sparkman, No. Washing
ton square, Suffolk, wants TO hire a
good barber. Read his nd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-22

The AHtna, the largest fire insurance
company in America, has entered Suf-
ioik Tor business and placed its agency
with us.
In twp fires. Chicago 1871, and Boston
lS'2, TINS company paid out more than
!iNc mllion dollars, ana never stop
ped writing business for n day. The
company now has more than eight mil
non dollars surplus to policy holders,
ana we take great pleasure in Offering
all ITS advantages 10 our patrons. With
our present facilities we are able to
pace any line, no matter how large
ana solicit fire insurance of all kinds.
WOODWARD & ELAN,
No. 1Iain street,
ieio-I Suffolk, Va
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MILITARY ACTIVITY.
Scw Yoris Dispatch to II Madrid Pm.
per Tells of Prepnrntions for Wnr.

Madrid, Feb. 21.-An Vnic:alagency
sa-s:
The impartial publishes dispatch
for which it must assume full RESPONSE
DIZZY, as 1t does not accord with the
relations actually known to cxint be-
tween the Spanish and American gov
ernlnents. 1t is dated from New York
and reads:
Great military preparations are be.
ing made. The forts are being reinforc-
Cd Three hundred artillerymen have
neen sSnt - SANDY Hook. and the Naval
reserves have been ordered 10 hold
themselves in readiness The gun cot
ton and smokel5ss powder factories are
working night and day, and it is & ne
rally believed that a great crisis in the
relations between the United States and
Spain is imminent"
Inc government has received no in
formation tending ITO confirm the above
dispatch.
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fe1G-tf
NEWPORT NEWS.
Cashier Chappelle Accidentally Shoots
Himself-Sailor Falls Through a
Hatch and Breaks His Neck.

Newport News, Va. Feb. at.-
Vopecial)-At the hour Of opening this
morning Mr.. Robert Chappclle. teIlc.
At the Citizens and Marine Bank re-
ceived severe bullet wound through
the chest, the result, it Is generally be-
l!eNed, OF the accidental discharge OF a
pistol. The bullet entered the right
breast above the nipple and passed
somewhat above the armpit, lodging
somewhere in the shoulder blade. No
motive 10 suicidal itent can be shown
or even imagined by those who know
MT Chappelle. The officers of the bank
informed reporter that the telle!'e
standing Is high in the Institution, and
tnat ms accounts are absolutely correct
Mrs j. L. FitZammonc was making n
deposit IN the bank when the accident
occurred. TO reporter Mrs. FitZ-
simmons stated that she was standing
AZ one or the receiving windows with n
neap OF cash for deposit upon the mar
Die slab when Mr.. Chappcl!c with over
coat and hat on. walked into the bank.
ne advanced al once 10 the slab upon
when the money received from GeDosi-
Tors Is piled during business hours and
apparently reached out his hand 10 opar
4. drawer ~ report followed this move
ment iHStantancOusly. Mrs Fi;Zsim
mons SAID she thought thai the nois
was caused by the drawer falling from
It's place, but then Mr.. Chappellr fell 10
the floor, and the odor of burned powder
toia mat firearms of some description
had been discharged. Mrs. Jritzsim
mons further stated that Mir. Ch,ppaIl,
had nothing in his hands when he on
tered the bank and approached the
drawer. This confirms the belief that
Inc revolver was in the drawer and was
discharged by merely Opcning tho
drawer. Mr. Chappcle was removed n
IN" Gloucester, where all necessary
medical aid was rendered. At this writ
ing the patient is sleeping peacefully.
BROKE HIS NECK.
Inomas Thomson, seaman and mem
per Oh me crew of the barge Rondout.
which had her matches removed in re adj :
mess TO load coal, fell through The moio
iatch. distance of eighteen feet. Sat
urday night, and h.okc his neck, Tho
cock hurrying 10 the spot 10 ascertain
the cause OF the noise. found Thomson
dead. Coroner 10. r. Gary had Jury
summoned 10 investigate the cau.a
sunday morning. 4 verdict Of acct
dental death was rendered.
HUS1INGS COURT.
The day was devoted to the trial of =
molten 10 remove from Office C.. H. Har-
r.s, colorcd, n justice of the peace, Tbis
motion mas been pending about n wear
and will most probably be decided a tbs
present term of this court
Marriage licenses were issued at the
| Clerks office to-day TO Thoma,, l..
SHAW and Sarah \. Block; Thomas +,
R2hy ana Mary y. Neagle. all of thi:
city. ....a ,...
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the wreck. Who subsequently, died In,

the wreck, Who subsequently, died ! IN
hospital. 1t shows as follows:
unin1ured-Awo, F4rsanion; Bullock,
=. H.; Harris, Westmore; Kushida,
hatsusao uro; Larsen, Peder; Lanahan,
Michael; Moriniere. Lewis; Melville,
ihomas; Mikkelson.% Peter: Reden,
Martin; Rausch. Frank; Toppin, Dan
lei; Turpin. John r.; Willis, Alonzo;
anthony, w; Galpin, Charles p; Lutz.
Joseph; McKaw. Edward Meehan,
Wounded-Anderson, oskar, slightly:
Allen, James W., serious, but may re-
cover; Bergman. Charles, slightly;
Bloomer. John H., favorable; Cronin,
Danieli favorable; Cahill, Francis D..
improved. but grave; Christensen, Carl
Az seriously; David, George, slightly:
Dressler, Gustav j., seriously; Durckin,
inomaS j. slightly; Foley. Patrick J..
seriously; Flynn, Michael. slightly;
foX, George, seriously; Gartrell, w. NJ,
seriously; Halberg. Alfred, slightly;
Ham, Ambrose, slightly; Herbert, John,
slightly; Herness, Alfred b., favora BILE:
Hebron, John. favorable; Heller, Fred
erick c., very grave; Hutchings, Rob
Srt' seriously; Johnson, Alfred, slightly;
GSorge W., very grave; Lehman,
Charies a., slightly; Load, John H.,
slightly; Mccain. Harry, slightly; Nc
Nair, William, slightly; Mack, Thomas,
favorable; Ma tt:son, Edward, slightly;
Mattlson. William. seriously; Panck,
Jcin H., slightly; Pitcher, Charles S.,
favorable: Richards, Walter e.. slight
~; Rau, Arthur, slightly; Rowe, James,
favorable; Schwartz, George, slightly;
Shea, jeremiah favolnb BILE; Thompson.
L. G., slightly; Thompson. William H.,
signify; Tackle, Harry, slightly; Will
liams, James. slightly: Williams,
Henry, slightly; Wilbur. Benjamin r.,
favorable; Waters. Thomas j.. favora-
Die: Weber. Martin V, favorab BILE;
White, JChn T., favorable; Coffee,
John. favorable; Germand. c. ",
slightly; LOTUS. Paul. convalescent:
McDevitt. William. slightly; Guinness,
William. favorable.
Died In HosDitals-Erickson, Andrew
". died in hospital at Havana; Hol-
land, Alfred j., died in hospital at
Havana; Jectson, Harry, died in hos
pital at Havana: Smith, Carl A., died
in hospital in Havana.
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NO ESrEisFERENCE.
spanish Authorities VIII Permit
Wrecitfns Companies TO work on
the Mninn.

Havana, Feb. 21.-Consul-G eneral
Lee says the Spanish officials are not
interfering with the investigation into.
Inc causes of the disaster. He has
notihed the captain of the port that
the wrecking tug Right Arm Will be
mere Tomorrow from the Merritt &.
Chapman Derrick and NTrecking COM
pany. No objection will be made to
the presence of the tug or her pros
pective work
She will probably make, an early
attempt to save the big glhs and, if
possible, the more valuable parts of
the Names machinery.
To-day the divers found n conner
cylinder used in conveying charges 10
the siX-inch guns. The fact that If
had exploded seems to show that there
was an explosion in the magazine, for
fixed ammunition on the port side for
ward.
This afternoon the court of inquiry
personally inspected the wreck of The
Maine. BY their invitation Captain
Pcral appointed by the Spanish Gov
eminent as special judge to invests.
gate the disaster, and his secretary
viewed the divers at work. Captain
Pernl expressed his appreciation Of the
courtesies shown to him by the court
of inquiry
a number of bodies were discovered
to-day In the forward hatch. It was
not possible to remove them, but they
Will probable be removed to-day.
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This Tells
Its Own Story.

Office of the Cannon Ball Clothing Co..
Chas. Friedander. proprietor, whole.
sale and retail clothiers, No 2l9 Main
street, Norfolk. Va. Feb. g. $685.
L. b. FREY, NJ. D.,
Dear Sir:-After a long period Of CA
TARRfI AND THROAT SUFFERING.
1t affords me much pleasure in adding my
testimony to YOUR WONDERFUL.
CURE. Indeed, 1 cannot express to you
how happy feel to be relieved Of the dis
ease which ] THOUGHT WAS INCURA-
Bile. and had SO worked on my nerves
that 1 WAS ALMOST READY TO GIVE
UP IN DESPAIR. I WRITE THIS IN
JUSTICE TO SUFFERING HUMANITY
so that they may be benefited the same as
have been through DIR. L. 3. Fireys euro.
Yours most gratefully,
CHAS. FRIEDLANDER
MIR. FRIEDLANDER HAD A VERY
BAD CASE OF CATARRH AND QUITE
PAINFUL THROAT AFFECTION. IT'S
CURED NOW. but he will take pleasure
in telling you all about 1t If you ask him.
He is proprietor of the well known Can
non Ball Clothing store, No. 219 Main
street. and one of Norfolk's foremost bus
mess men.
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lAOTHER ANERICAA SHIP
WILL Be SENT TO HAVANA
Concluded from First page3

tached to the Maine. 1t is a view from
the port side and in general features
resembles the las: newspaper cuts of
the wreck. Secretary Long took 1t to
the White House and gave ii to the
fresldtrt who was much Interested in
the details as shown on the photograph
ANOTHER SHIP FOR HAVANA
The Navy Department has not yet de-
tcrmined definitely which of our war
ships shall replace the Maine in Havana
harbor. although IL has been determined
that as n matter of policy another shin
must be sent there. The choice lies
between tthc Montgomery, cruiser, now
on her way from San Domingo to Kew
west, and the Nashville. gunboat, now
at Galveston participating in the AIardI
GraS festivities. If the lartcr terminates
some time this week. as is expected,
1t Is said that the Nashville probably
VIII be the vessel selected for the "trip,
steps have been taken by the Navy
DEPARTMENT to fill the vacancies in the
enlisted branch of the navy caused by
the loss Of most of the crew OF Tho
Maine The legal quota is now abou,
lhrtc hundred short, An arrangement
mas nccn made for the immediate en-
Estmcnt Of about that number of mon
Tc!aEraphic orders have been sent 10
TN" recruiting officers in charge Of the
receiving ships at New York, philadeI-
phia and Norfolk, authorizing them 10
make enlistmcnts immediately.
There Will be no difficulty whatever
In securing men, inasmuch as there are
applications on file far in excess of
the requirements OF the navy for some
time 10 come unless Congress shall i'm
mediately comply with the recommcn-
dations Of the department. for an in
crease Of thdusand men in the enlist
cd strength of the navy. Numerous let
tiers and kilograms have been received
nj The department from individuals de-
Siring to join the navy, asking to be en-
listed Immediately 4 telegram was
received this morning from an organiza-
ton in Detroit Offering the immediate
services of ten thousand citizens of that
city in case Of need. Patriotic offers
also have been received from other
points.
SURVIVORS OF THE WRECK
Commander Hawley, of the Bureau
Of Navigation. Navy Department., has
prepared the following comprehensive
statement In regard to the survivors Of
hntf1nght, Nat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-22
sAGAspA SAYS ACCIDENT,

Madrid, Feb. 21.-Senor Sagasta, the
Premier, says the reports of divers
which have since been confirmed, prove
that the disaster 10 the Maine was the
result of an accident.
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COBB NOMINATED FOR CONSUL.
Washington. Feb. 21.-Thc President to-
day nominated William w. Cobb, of Vir-
ginia, TO be consul at Colon Colombia. and
Joseph l.. Crupper to he postmaster at
Alexandria, Va.
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KIDS WIFE DIVORcrD

Hamilton. O.. Feb. 2i-Rosc Selbv yos
to-day granted decree of divorce from
Norman Selby. known in the puciiisiic
profession as Kid Mccoy
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SURVIVORS OF THE WRECK

Commander Hawley, of the Bureau
Of Navigation, Navy Department, has
prepared the following comprehensive
statement In regard to the survivors of
the battleship Maine. to which Is
added list Of the men recovered from
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Short Locals.

SnOrL Locals.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Patterson
are visiting relatives at Fort Mil
The mill people don't do
things by halves.
The clouds have passed and
the rain has ceased at last.
Mr.. j. l.. Guy Of Lowrysyille
spent Sunday in Lancaster.
Mr.. w. L. Caskcy made Il
trip 10 Columbia last week.
Miss Charlotte Erwin of
Washington. ID. c., is visiting
relatives and friend, here.
MIR. : T.. Gregory leaves to
day Tor Clemson College where
he viii matricultte.
,iMcoMriNEkcE q: a... q,.ns sleep
alk' Nr.ycI So,a 10y j. + Iac."y x o."
Dug 81, Lancaster. 5
Mr.. Walter Bowers of Heath
Spring has accepted a position in,
G~an>on'> grocery.
The farn,rs VII ', ...
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! i. GREGORY. L. VI.
No-To-Enc for fifty Cents.

Guarartc"d 'ou."ro HGuit cure. makes weak
men Htrong, blood pure. Doc, u. Al aruggIsU,
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subscribe for the ENTERPRISE
one wear 81; six month 80 cents.
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70 CUne 4 ColO N one DAY.

'ah" i.hNativ" HrOmo puininc Tab
lets. MI bru-Ei,.~ r"fund the nome,
If il fa'l~ 10 cure. r-s.
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bring me your hides, both

-r'cn aud dry-I Iighcst marNcI
price will b" paid for same.
Griggs courier., 1898-07-15
HANNAFORD.
The 4th. Then comes the day

The 4th. Then comes the day
after.
A small. but orderly crowd
spent the Fourth at Hannaford.
Soren Berg won the foot race, B.
Nylehagen the bicycle race and
the western Terrors" backed
by Leland Rhodes, carried off the
base ball honors. It was a warm
game, and some of the players
can thank their lucky stars that
Arson wasn't present. Had he
been they would have been kid
mapped sure. A dance wound up
the days program.
Simon Bustrack, Ole Fogderud
and family spent 4th at the river.
Quite a number attended the
dance at Hanson's and report an
enjoyable time.
! The Stewards all congregated
at Williams place and picniced
in the trees. It goes without
saying that they had a good time.
At this time of the year great
care should be taken of your ice.
In some countries it is not af-
fected by the sun, but here it
spoiis very quickly.
Miss Stowell took the train at
Wimbledon Friday night, spent
the 4th at home and returned
Tuesday morning.
We hadn't seen anything in the
papers about Wimbledon cele-
brating this year, but Judge they
had a big time, as Andrew
Urquhart drove over there Fri.
day night and came back Tues.
day morning. We understand
that he had a very nice time. but
as our information comes at
second hand, we can't vouch for
it's truthfulness. Ahem!
Chas. Cave and family and Mr..
Honey drove over from Caring
ton Tuesday and are now visit.
ing w. L. Cave and family.
Milton Kirk, a nephew of DAME
: Sinclair, came in on Tuesdays
train.
There is already some rivalry
between Hannaford and Dazey ir
twine. Berg Bros. offered one
of our farmers IS cents for pure
MANILA, and he immediately
went to Dazey and got them 1OO(
lbs. making fair wages.
Mrs. ]. S. Byington is on the
sick list. Later. It's a boy.
Z. Brewster is back from