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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-08

Food, undigested, is poison. Digested,
II is life and strength. Millions of us suf-
fer from indigestion, bnt we often don't
know it. We thiuk it is something else.
Even doctors mistake the symptoms.
Pale, thin people, who are overworked,
who need strength, who seem in wsnt of
proper food, should take Shaker Digestive
Cordial. 1t is astonishing what food will
do, when properly digested.
B II will make you strong, revive you, re-
fresh you, sustain you, make you fat, re-
store your color, make muscle, brain fibre,
courage, endurace, energy, Increase your
power to throw off disease and keep you
healthy and happy.
Indigestion does just the oppoTite, but
indigestion can be preventep and cured
with Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Sold by druggists Trial bottle lOc
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-08

That particular edition of Old
Glory that floats from the turret of
the Court House is contribution of
Mr.. II. Bane Hartman who, besides
being somewhat of an, American
himself, has a gallant boy at the
front, who will give good account
of himself when the opportunity
presents. l.l
The untimely death of Jas. S. Cor
ell, of Thompson Valley, mention
ed in our columns last week, has
cast gloom over tho entire commu-
nifty. The mother and father have
the deep sympathizer of all their
friends in their overwhelming grief.
The war has brought all our latent
patriotism to the surface. On the
glorious 4th the display in Tazewell
was the best yet. The big flag float
ed from the court house, and smaller
ones from many Of the residences
and business houses on Main Street.
Caudill's delivery wagon was gay
with its red, white and Blue um-
brella. Every youngster you met
had little flag stuck in MS hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Alexander
gave lawn party on Wednesday
night, in honor of Mis- Rogers, OF
Baltimore, and Miss Aston, of Rus
sell, who have been their guests for
sometime. A large crowd began 10
assemble at nine O'Clock, and most
OF them were still there when the
honr ofOne had come. Miss Rogers
assisted Miss Alice Alexander i'm re-
ceiving, and proved herself most
charming young lady. There was
plenty of sweet music, much gay
chat and delicious refreshments, but
the event of the evening was the
game of "Ring-arOun l-the- rosyD
organized on the lawn by some of
our young married folks.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-08
. a - ToRTA.
Bear. the hlhc Kind You Have Always Bought
signature Of &xX2zzzI
"Old Glory" in Evidence.

While no concerted attempt was made
IN our town to celebrate the 18th, there
was quite IL display on Main Street.
Nearly all the business houses were dec
GRATED with flags and bunting. The
most elaborate display was made by the
pie Bros. The entire front nj their two
large stores was brilliantly aud bcnuti-
iully decorated. In the window OF the
clothing Store, draped with national
colors, was IL beautifully framed copy of
thnt immortal document, the Dcclara-
ton oi Independence. Over the door
way of the l,rwcr store was suspended
the Liberty Bell, recalling the time when
elderly and Freedom" was sounded
over the nation, more than n century
ago. Over it, all-in the stores ond out
side, flags waved, and the stars and
bars were caught i'll graceful folds Above
and over it all, from the cupoln of the
Court House, Il large flag noated on the
irecze-symbols all, OF Power, Authority,
Equnlity-Freedom. The dominion ,of
the flag is widening and the time will
come; when it's benign influences o and
neyerldying principles will extend rom
seaito sea- md from shore to shore.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-08
Nj ONEY is
FLEET-FOOrED.

1t takes legs and runs away,
and you can't tell where in the
world it has gone.
Money is comparatively easy
to get, but keeping after you
get it is the hardest task man
has to face. 1vie f
If all the money that has
run away through fires was
placed in a pile, there would be
enough for every body to fill
their pockets and carry some
away in baskets. How about
your money? Have you tied
its legs with an insurance poll
cy? If you haven't, now is a
good time to do it, and the best
agent to help you is j. r.
Hurt, TazeweII, Va,
who represents the best Foreign
and American Companies.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-08

Rev. +. e. Crawford and wife. Of
Covington, KY, are In the city. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Gill
espie. We understand there is some
( probability of Mr.. Crawford locat-
ing In Tazewell as pastor of the
Christian church.
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Photographs.

p. w. Poff, the favorite photogra,
pher, who has photographed fair
faces for fifteen years, is now a,
Tazewell, Va, and to introduce his
work at this place for the next thir-
ty days,will make a dozen Photos
for only one dollar ard seventy-fye
cents,and guarantee satisfaction or
money refunded.
7-8,2t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-08
Tazewell's Centennial

Next year. 1899. marks our One
Hundredth anniversary, Tazewell
being organized as county i'm 1899.
Would 1t not be the appropriate
thlng to have q celebration? We
could easily get up such a celebrn-
ton as would do us great good in
many respects.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-08
Died On Tuesday.

MIS- Mcclure, the aged mother n
Il . Nj. Mcclure, of Cedar Bluff
aied ON Tuesday morning. She was
oa''eu on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Mcclure was ii woman or eno
'"ris'iah character, and entered into
resi- after long life of usefulness
and labor. 700
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-08
GA SToRrA
s Ssars the ~ The Kind You Have AlWays Bought
Of &N2gzza<

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks oftics y :
,aoa Tnzewell Circuit Court, June Goth
1915, =. d. Hale, administrator of q Fl
iiaie, dec d, who sues for the benafit of
BAILEY Hale, Complainant,
w. d. auckland, j. A. Ta- Chnncery.
Dor and Austin Mullins.
Defendants.
:. he object OF this suit is to enforce tba
heh oil judgement in favor of the com
piainant against the defendants. w /
bucklnnd and j. \. Taborund TO enforce
the iieh OF attachment in iayor nj tbe
complainant against certain land belong
ing 10 the defendant, Austin Mullins
levied upon for the debt sought TO he on,
forced to suit, S479.7O with interest md
costs. 1t is further certified tbot thn
proper affidavit has been made and fled.
tnat me bill has been filed, the order oi
attachment issued, and the attachment
executed and returned. And IL onnenr.
Ing from affidavit on file i'm sand Office
that Austin Mullins is a non.resident ri
ne state OF Virginia. 1t is ordered tbnt
ne appear here within fifteen days nfter
que publication OF this order, and dr.
Mnnc Is necessary to protect his interest
III .nis SUIT, and that copies hereof be
puolished an posted as required by law
\ copy Teste. "'@' ~ Ia"
II. BANE HARTMAN. CLERK.
HENRY " GRAHAM, P.Q.
JUDGE DAVID E. JOHNSTON
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-08
Repairs for Johnson's Macbiner

repairs for the Globe No. s and fo,
Tue 'hain Drive No 0, Mowers, sold b,
us can be found at HARRISON & Cos
M"op' va, and at Peery & Haynes
lazewell' Va, and ut Buchanan Bros
Thompson Valley,Va
WILDASIN & MASON.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-08
Base Ball.

Inc Iazewell club will cross bats with
Tue olueheld club tomorrow at o'clock,
IN Col. Mays meadow. A spirited game
is expected, and every body is invited
to witness it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-08
JUDGE DAVID e. JOHNSTON
Named as Democratic Standard
Bearer in Third Congres-
SiOnal District.

Judge David 4. Johnston, of this city,
was nominated for Congress by acclama.
ton in the Democratic convention at
Hinton yesterday.
lie has beeh prominent in politics for
some years and was Craftsman OF the
Democratic State Convention in 1885,
Blueiield Telegraph, June 3Oth.
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Personals.


are at Cedar Bluff recuperating.
Read our offer of a scholarship in
King College, and go towork for 1t.
Hon. A. Stellar was among us on
Tuesday. ..
Wheat harvesting is about over.
Hay harvest next.
The adj. of Tazewell College will
appear next week.
The Lynchburg News is on sale
daily at Jackson's Drug Store.
Maj. r. r.. Henry is in w. Va. on
legal business.
Prof. p. III. Williams was in the
city several days this week.
Messrs. Willard & Shunlebarger,
with force of hands, are forging
ahead on the New Christian church.
Are you going to College next
year? Ifso write us. We can save
you money.
Rev. J. n. Hartman is stopping in
the city for a few days.
The Misses Wallace, daughters of
Geo. Wallace, of Baptist Valley,
were shopping in town last Saturday.
G. A. Leecc brought lot of splen'
did hams to town on Wednesday.
Charley is a sight on raising hogs.
Miss wells, n sister of the young
lady visiting at Col. Mays, arrived
yesterday.
MIR. A. Lundy of Thompson Val
ley, paid us a pleasant visit on We'd
nesday.
The Presbyterian manse is receiv-
ing the finishing touches of paint.
Porter boys of Kelly, are welding
the brusher.
Mr.. r.. ID. Baldwin and family
have moved into town and are oc-
cupying a house on Tazewell Avenue
Ifyou want to help sustain your
county paper you can do it In two
ways: Pay your subscription and
send us your job work.
A citizen of lower Tazewell says
the alive hants" are kicking up
more dust in Shakerag ethan the
dead ones"
MIR. Jas. +. Hurt has gone to Bal
tImore, philadelphia, and other cas-
tern cities, on business.
Messrs. Spots Bros, Buston *
Sons and j. ID, Alexander change
their ads. this week. Have you
read the ad. of the TaZewell High
school?
Mr.. ]. A. Tiller paid homefolks a
flying visit this week, He reports
oil prospects still good.
A number of the Epworth Leag-
uers expect to attend the Holston
Epworth League Convention mt
Abingdon next week.
Miss Josie Smythe entertained II
party of friends last Saturday event
ing in honor of Miss Rogers, of Balr
timore. 100 ,HfS''Hi u
MIR. John Ellwood, OF i5ramwell,
w. Va. Is visiting his college friend
Mr.. Oscar George, and othsr friends
in the county.
Misses Lizzie Barnes and India
Moore, of the Cove, were in town
Tuesday, guests of Miss Maggie Gill
lespie.
The family of Mr.. w. G. Pendle-
ton has just returned from n long
visit to Marion.
DIR. Rives Walker and wife Of Bris-
toll, Tenn, are visiting at Mr. ]. T..
Chapman's, to the great delight of
their many friends here.
Mrs. DR.. Johnson. and Mrs. John
Bottimore, Miss Stella Bottimore
and Miss Eva Cooley were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, John ST Clair We'd
nesday night.
Rev. William Ball came in from
Elkhorn, w. Va, Wednesday. and
will stay n few days with friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston, of Lebanon,
have been visiting at Mrs. Aston's
old home for several days. Mr.. AS
ton went back Monday and Mrs.
Aston Thursday.
Commissioner j. N. Johnson, Of
Sayersyille, was inthe city on Wed
nesday, and called to see us. john
son is an all around good fellow. He
believes in his people, and honestly is
10 hi
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TsffEs8l F ~
BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip Econ,
5FtS1iE w the Glass CITY. ~ y

All Sorts OF LorniNews aud Gossip ,Erom
the Glass City. n Z
There is q Justice OF the peace in Col.
umbus named E. B. Armstrong, and
some amusement has been afforded the
friends of Hon. E. 3. Armstrong, one
OF the representatives from this coun-
ty. by reason OF the fact that letters In
tended for the representative reached
the squire and the old fellow assumed
the pressure and answered them in
the. belief that they were Intended for
him. The two OF the same name met
for the first time last week and the
squire turned over papers and letters
that had come to him from unknown
persons. to the representative. They
had rather a pleasant meeting and the
Columbus squire was able to trace a
relationship as he has gathered up a
history OF the Armstrong family for
three hundred years past. There is one
distinct difference between the two at
this time. however, Notwithstanding
both seemed to be Hanna men. The
Columbus man IS q Democrat, while
Belmont's representative is one OF the
staunchest OF Republicans
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sxalaT ii
,iliaps and ,ii.hapi. u Ito .rhrI,inE .clty
i ssl5 (, Across tJ,e Iilyrr. 81 iS

yfll-ffl ~ tfrttFsEfWs1 WV AktNrEs
The Martins Ferry council on satur-
day night refused 10 grant tn the WHEEL:
Ing! Railway Company perhlssiof 10 exc
tend its line up Fourth. Hanover and
Fifth streets and the Bufllngt On road 10
Center street. Remarks were made by
Messrs. Keysers Riley. Hopkins md Far
nell NIL opposins the application and
wanting it laid on tile table Indefinitely.
which was done iMesss. Hopkins and
\ Riley expressed themselves yigor,,hsly
and demanded the payment Of the debt
bS; the company before anything more IL
granted. i,g.l 4 R, 2 y 4 Il ~ 81
il The Wheeling & Lake Erie ordinance
was referred 10 tho ordinance commits
tee. and IL looks like the company and
the city would agree upon terms. The
sewer contract was awarded to J, z. III
stringer at S5,19s o., this being the low
est Did. The letter frnni c. c. Cochran,
with reference to the Second street paw
Ing was referred 10 the city silicttor.
An answer was received from General
Manager Woodford. OF the Cleveland,
1,orain & Wheeling railroad, In regard to
n conference, and he was asked TO be
present at the next meeting OF council. Il
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ToLEDofA FARM!
Last Falls Queer Deal Recallel-I
Has the Appearancef OF Truth.

Last ran : Suce! Al bcui tteCdlieG--1t
Has the Appearance OF Truth.
/ Within the last few days certain COS
( sip current among Clevelands small
intmy OF professional ball players has
led to the belief that the story, circu-
7 lated last foil that Toledo. the Inter
Estate penrant winter OF 81. was to he
! Il farm" for the Cleveland club next
Summer, has considerable foundation.
.The story arose when Cleveland bought
] from ;he Toledo team the release OF
Pitchers Kelb and Blue, First sBascman
A Beck, Second Basetnan5 Myers. and
3outtielder Gilks just after the close Of
The championship season. 1t was then
) Thought Oy many base ball fans. says
{the Cleveland Leader, that the Cleve-
7!and management was simply protect
j ing Toledo by taking several of these
splayers, intending by that means to
prevent other clubs from drafting them,
iand IN the spring return them 70 Tole-.
3do. The compensation for this favor
was supposed to be the sale OF Pitcher
kelb, man whom any club IN tile
league would have been glad to get, and
whom Toledo was loath to part with, to
Cleveland. s. ss.. K GTil3
Within the past few days there has
arisen story which tends to confirm
the theory that the Toledo club Is to be
virtually farm for the Cleveland
team this season. A player who signed
Cleveland contract for 1893 q few
days ago was told when ne signed that
though his name was affixed to a Cleve-
land contract. ne would be required to
play In Toledo next summer unless
Cleveland should need his services,
when he would be brought back.
Also. q well-known minor league
player, who makes his home in CIevc-
land, Is said on very good authority to
nave been requested not to sign with
amy club until Manager Tebeau returns
to Cleveland, us the Toledo club needs
n good man for his position and Tebeau
may sign him. N 54
These are certainly straws which
would indicate strong wind blowing
N the direction ofla Cleveland farm al
Toledo this summer. Az Toledo Is a
good paying ball town, such q scheme
ought TO work for the best interests OF
the Messrs. Robson. It will obviatc
carrying long payroll for Cleveland,
una at the same time the Toledo team
saonld be strengthened about as much
Ny the grade OF the Cleveland reserves
Whom It VIII carry as Il will be weak
|enee when those reserves are drawn up
On ny the National League club.
me proximity OF the towns Is an
Mncr argument In favor OF the plan.
WIN Toledo as farm for Cleveland,
l.leveInnders will be more Interested IN
INC Toledo club and Toledoans 81 the
ni,eSeland tenn. Base ball interest nil
ni1ne me lake shore between the two
Es..es VIII have a double stimulus SO to
ssDeak, and there Will be u, strong pull
.or remnants In the National and In.
''ef-S'ase leagues not many miles apart.
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,oooooooooooooo coo2
|SP(.).FI;l / !. Il I. !.
Soooooooooooooco 100000
>411A40~
BOWLING.
w,yl,I,E;ELlNG LEAGUE.

,,o Averages for the season up 20
,, ,"G in the wheeling Bowling League,
,nv. becn compiled by Secretary Fettc,
and are as follows: ~,
a'; s,c ~" Cosmopolitan, lGS. Brown,
s"mn,nIItan, 1865; WeltZel, huroras,
"a: liandlan, Auroras, lGo; Bauman,
hSer MI, 1j6: RAIDER, The BOWERS III;
M,,schner, Auroras, los; Falck, the
aowlcrs, l;3; Rahr. Tidal Waves lb2; :
rmblan The Bowlcrs. 49,, Clark, Ideals,
*, Ilall Cosmopolitan, 100: Ennis, Co.'S
..Sonoiitar. $50; J. Wood. ideals. 100;
EASTMAN, Anroras. $50; Hackman,
1Ssols ito; C. Noltc. Pirates, l49; Knoke,
Inroras 40; Scheehle, Pirates. l4S;
TNrre. Tidal Waves, l4S: Uselton. Co.'S
roooIi,nn, ili: II. c.. Richards. The
n,rlerE, rs; Sarver, Pirates, 1i5: Haz-
III Tidal Waves, Al: Kromrlck, Sill
xer Globes, IA: Wagner. Auroras. l43:i
s,eldeI Tidal Waves, 143: Belswinger.
pirates. 40; +. Brash. Tidal Waves.
ia: Franz. Pirates, ~; Arndt. Tidal
waves, IA; Balzer, Silver Globes. III;
Gilbert, The Bowlers. l39: c. Woods.
ideals, 100: King. Defenders. 1870; II.
EbelInc, Defenders, 1o9: Day, Cosmo-
rolItans, 1873; Stanley, Aber Nit, 1888:
Hennlnu, The Bowlers. 1913; Hamill. Cos
morolltan. 131: Wasmuth. {Auroras. 1876:
Vorelar, Ideals, 1876, G. Ebeling, Silver
Globes. 1876; Kemple. Pirates. N1a6; Trav.
| H. Pirates, 1876; Alexander, The Bowlers.
13s: Gaughan. Pirates. 1876: Jones. The
powlers. 1856: W. Brash, Silver Globes,
das: Carroll. Ideals. 1874; Borland. Co.'S
mopolItan. 1873: J. Nolte. Defenders, 1873;
n. Fet,e, Defenders, 1888: Wolvington.
Silver Globes, 1872; Patterson. Tidal
waves, 1se; Schnfer, Tidal Waves, 13e:
pranler. Aber Nit. 13a: Reed. Defend
ers. ial; Helenstein. Old Cronies, 13l;
Hobsic,ter Aber Nit. 13l: Quaker,
ideals, ls1: Brett, Auroras, 1870: Rolf,
Silver Globes, 129; Warner, Ideals, 1923;
Martin, Defenders. 129: Zimmerman,
Defenders, 1:9: Andllnger, Defenders.
LIS: Ross. Old Cronies, l27; Stocker. Old
Cronies. 127: Norteman. Defenders, .126:
Emg, Ideals, 126; Ruff. Aber Nit, 1876:
Schultz, Aber Nit. 1876: Johnson, The
Bowlers. 1o5; F. c.. Fette. Old Cronies,
i?5: ]. Schroeder, Aber Nit, 125; Thon-
|er, Old Cronies. 125; Wagner. Old Cro-
nIes, 1o5: Early. Cosmopolitan. 1874:
NdSHCl, belSilNGtor 1AllkSls S1bGE
Nit, 1874; Plankey. Silver Globes, 1913;
ID. Schroeder. Aber Nit, 1913; Nicholas,
Defenders. 1913; Rothermund,. Defenders.
10: 4. Golner. Abcr5 Nit. 1913; Strobel,
Old Cron!es. 12o: Auber. Aher Nit, 121;
Serge, Old Cronies. III: Miller. Old Gro
MES. lis: Bero, Aber Nit, III: Schafer,
Defenders. 1ls: Garden, Aber Nit. 116:
F. Golner, Old Cronles. 116; F: schroe-
der. Aber Nit. ia; Baker. Old sCronles,
ll3: Coleman. Ideals, ITO: Schafer. Abb
er Mt, 1os: Alderman, Old Cronies, 1os.
The schedule for this week follows:
Monday-IdealsS US. Pirates. $.
Tuesday-Old Cronles VS.. .Auroras.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Silver.
Globes.
Thursday-The Bowlers VS.. Cosmopol-
itan e i5ii, Il s}l
Friday-Tidal Waves vs.. Abec; Nit.
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LOCAL BREYIr1Es.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and ,About
tho City. ysAi a !
Council committee on accounts meets
this evening at 7:30 o'clock. go ~ q
Benz. L. Smith, secretary OF the Amer
lean Christian Missionary Society,
preached both morning and evening at
the Christian church yesterday. ri
State Librarian Guy. T. Scott has been
Invited to act as best man at the mar,
riage Of his friend, Garth Hearne, of
Wheeling, 10 Miss Ada Collins. at
Quincy, III. The wedding Is to take
place early in February.-Charleston
Mail. a i4 :, = ~ : ls = : .Iss7s !.
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pUBLIcAT1oN,

The American Sporting Manual d.
4 1898 1891 issued BY Daily Racing Form Pub,
lishing Company. OF Chicago. Is out. 1t
- a correct book lot the past gears
sporting records. OF pocket size and
handsome proportions. All the fights OF
the past year. three handicap tables.
with explanatory notes. the records OF
every race. track. racing.speed tables.
base ball bicycling, billiards. athletics.
harness racing, sculling and general
rules about Importing affairs are dis
played within Its pages. The well
known FIJI. Brunell. one Of the lead
ers OF the famous brotherhood strike
In base 90 II several years ago, IL tho
leditor--nn assurance OF the accuracy
and value oftthe publlca ton. h h 2. PIX
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Relief Ia Six Hour,

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
ease relieved in six hours by "New
Great South American Kidney Cure !"
1t Is great surprise on account OF ia
exceeding promptness In relieving pain
in bladder kidneys and back, In male
or female. Relieves retention almost
Immediately. II you want quick relief
and cure, this Is, the remedy. Sold by
r. II. List, Druggist, Wheeling, w. Va.
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BELLA1RE NEWS NOTES.

John Strohel, one Of the guards at the
Mansfield Reformatory, was in the city
yesterday, having been called TO
GAINESVILLE by the death OF his wife's
mother. His wife Is still In the asylum
at Columbus, hut Is said to be better.
Charles J. Gill, well known glass
salesman who is now at Pittsburgh,
showing samples, came here yesterday
to, see old friends and acquaintances.
The Lazure farm. south OF town, did
not sell Saturday, because no. bid was
made. Two-t thirds OF the app:aisement,
$500, could have been had. but heirs OF
the place. asked that the sale be defer
red, and no bid was made.
The trustees OF the fl-emen's pension
fund will meet tomorrow evening at
the Office OF City Solicitor Armstrong to
complete arrangements to invest por-
ton Of the funds In the interest OF the
department.
George Squlggins. OF Pittsburgh, spent
yesterday with relatives in the Fifth
ward. George Is now ticket agent for
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany in Pittsburgh.
Anton La Roche has returned homo
from Elwood. Pa. where he left the
Girl From Frisco" company, with
which he has been travelling.
The morning train on the Baltimore
{. Ohio was over three hours late YES
terday morning on account OF n wreck,
Mrs. William Jenkins and family, OF
Wilkesbarre, Pa, are the guests OF
friends and relatives here.
Chalmer Golfer. formerly OF this city,
now located at Toledo, was here yes
terday, with relatives. y 2
William Hoffman has accepted a 10
sition in the Office Of the Novelty
Stamping Company.
A concert was given in Turner hall
last night by the German Singing So
ciety. ,5 = .gt 81. q =. go
Mrs. James Smith died at her home.
in the First ward. after lingering III
ness. 5l5.f-
Miss Edna Corbett, OF Steubenville. is
the guest of friends and relative In this
city. s'..1
Miss Alice Jones, OF sistersyi,le. i,
the guest of friends and relatives in this
city. 4. "a X -
Ralph Iippincott, OF Bnrnesvile, spcnt
yesterday, with friends In this city.