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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
Old Private Stock Whiskey FOR
smiiy ,,se at the q. X. Il N. Saloon.

Old Private Stock Whiskey FOR
family use at the q. X. Il n. Saloon.
Fred Killing visited Uniontown Sun.
day. Mrs. Schattner and Miss Lotite,
Witt had been visiting ut Uniont0wn
idr two weeks returned to Lewiston
with MIR. King.
-Trcam and Swiss cheeses q new
invoice. this week vt Wildenthaler'
Dr. Robertson and wife visited on
ASotiu creek last Sunday. The doctor
tempted the trout from their lairs with
The seductive professors hackles and
other flies for several hours.
jesse Moore Whiskey al the q.
X. l. n. Saloon.
U. >. Attorney Cozier was in the
city Wednesday and Thursday. He
came down from Moscow to prosecute
the charge Of counterfeiting which
wns tried before Commissioner O'Neill.
--Overstocked with baby carriages
Ut Breluer 4 Co.'S.
Robert Schleicher aud DR.. o. J.
West have gone for summer outing
10 Fish lake. This fine resort il made
accessible by the extension Of wagon
Il 10 "A In i~so
trict.
Cash paid for second hand goods
Al Bremen & Co.'S.
Sam Sliverman passed through the
city Monday night on the way from
the Badger camp to Butte. He has
secured control of the Badger mine
and will start up active operations in
that camp IN September.
The available wood supply Of this
city Is very short. The probability Of
railroad competition has driven the
rvermen from the field and the
; l'stsslh,s arc tt.o lazy to chop woo0
siuce they sold their lands and receive
annuities.
At the regular meeting of the stock
\ holders of the Columbia Milling and
Mining Co. operating in the Pierce
district, DR.. BOles was elected superin.
ent to silcceed Willis Sweet in the
management of the property. DR..
Bolea has goue to the mine already
with crew Of men and push the work
OF developing that valuable property.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
Charles Chapman Drowned

The sad news Of the drowning Of
Charles Chapman WAS received here
Monday. The announcement came
by telephone from Leland about noon
OF that day u the young mans father,
J. L. Chapman, Of this city. The &C.
cldent occurred at the old Chapman
raw mill ON the Clearwater 60 miles
above Lewiston. The r.vermen with
whom he was engaged IN the wood
cuisines were enjoying half holiday
on Saturday and In company with
visitors at that resort were boating and
bathing in the river. Above the mill
"an eddy and a back flow making
rough seethimx stretch Of water.
Young Chapman who was AL expert
swimmer, undertook the daring feat ot
swimming through the rough water
ne successfully SWAN through the
dangerous place once and returned
again even venturing farther out
where the br, akers ran higher. His
companions were watching the per
'ormance. AS the swimmer passed
'oto the rough water he was heard to
cry out rs il In sudden distress. He
'nrew his hands up as il appealing tor
ne'p and Immediately sank i'll the
aeep rushing waters. He never again
came to the surface. The rlvermen
uSn every available means 10 rescue
.ne drowning man. They continued
'"e efforts tn fiud the body, but have
oeen unsuccessful. The water is deep
shd many currents contend in the
eudy. The bottom is rough being Il
oea OF big bouid-rs. The task Is almost
u"pe'ess. Ralph CHAPMAN, q brother
'" the drowned man, went Immediate
"'o the scene Of the tragedy.
Charley Chapman was % years OF
@se' lie was y native son of Lewiston
ana ne wss universally beloved by u
n'se circle Of friends aud relatives.
ne WAS Young man Of exemplary
character.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
Should Pay the Costs.

A few weeks ago H, Porter, G. w.
BelOlt ct al. were arrested for some
trouble growing out Of all attempt of
J. w. Hobson to open up county
road where as it was afterward proven
no legal road existed. Mr.. HobsOn
confessed his error when by his attor-
ney, J. w. Reid, he had the case dis
missed stating that at the time of
making the attempt the overseer, Mr..
Hobson, was not properly empowered
to open road through the lands of
tue defendants. Mr.. Beloit charges
the whole affair to the ways that are
dark and tricks that are vain OF this
peculiar county administration. He
was IN town last Saturday and in be
half of the taxpayers of the county in
stltuted proceedings to have the costs
of the case refunded.
He filed the following: o.
"Personally appeared before the
board of county commissioners of Nez
Perez county, state of Idaho, G. w.
Beloit in behalf Of the taxpayers Of
Nez Perez county and demands that
the following amounts incurred by the
action Of the board Of county commits
sioners Of the aforesaid county, because
of their illegal proceedings in the mat.
ter of the G. f. Morris road, be replaced
in the county treasury by the said
commissioners personally t"wit:
Fees Of Sheriff. ..........".....$ % sO
"Fees of Probate Judge. 3: IN
"SurveyOrs and viewers fees. 50 M
.sSeth Gittord's justice fees. II -
IN. Morris, constable fees .,.... 1895
Total $l56 20
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
Don't overlook the Novelty Works
II you need any light repairing.

Don't overlook the Novelty Works
you need any light repairing.
Lester Coffin aud family left on Sun.
days boat to visit in Portland aud on
the Sound.
The o r. IN. Saloon carries all
the popular brands OF whiskey.
paddy" White aud G. X. Reed, of
GrangevilIe, were in the city during
the past week,
Satisfaction guaranteed to all those
who eat ut the Royal Restaurant.
H. l.. Swift, after an absence of
nearly two years returned to Lewiston
last Wednesday, to reside permanently.
-Cudahy's Celebrated Rex brand of
hams and bacon at Wildenthaler's
Miss jennie Harrington left yester-
day for Waha, where she will spend
some time camping with w. &. Cooper
and family.
Gold Medal Tea, the choicest blend
Oh the market, Mt Wildeuthaier's.
DR.. Van Zantt, of Wallace, Ihaho,
came in on Wednesdays boat. He is
seeking a location for the practice of
his profession.
Newton Hibbs drove to Moscow
Sunday to meet his aged mother, who
il now visiting with her sons in differ
ent parts of North idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
No. of fruit trees l8l,l7l.
With the Commissioners.

The board of commissioners closed
the work Of the session yesterday. The
most important business Of the week
has been the fixing Of the voting pre-
cincts for the coming election. Owing
to the peculiar topography Of the
county it has been difficult problem
10 lay of precincts and not conflict
with the deep canyons that make GER
tain sections diff cult Of access. There
were seven new precincts created. The
county now contains Is voting pre-
cincts named rs follows: Big Canyon.
Steele, Nezperce, Fletcher, Cold
Springs, Clearwater, Big Eddy,
Spslding, Lapwai, Tanmany, Hat
wal, Waha, Fast Lewiston, West Lew
iston, Bed Rock, Rim Rock, Leland
and Mason. The two voting precincts
in Lewiston are divided 10y the line of
Lapwai street the first street west Of
the courthouse.
The reports on II county roads were
received and accepted. October IA WAS
made the date Of hearing from non
consenting land owners ANA fixing
d ainages.
The problem Of what to do about the
Dunwell road is left AS it was last
week. II the railroad authorities do
not take action to improve the grade
they have made an injunction will
issue to stop them At that point.
The board was obliged by the new
law to fix at this session the salary for
the county attorney. After some dis
cussion the salary was fixed Cor the
next two years at $1,000 per annum.
Bv the law the salary of the county
attorney is to I've fixed every two years
at the July meeting next preceding
the general election.
Below are the bills allowed:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
Judge SckQ2iMg's Best
tea baking powder
coffee aavorins extracts
soda and spices
by the evidence produced
- they are their own wit
neSSeS. -.
For sale by
P. NJ. Davis,
Lapwai, Idaho

Max Alexander came down from
Spokane last Sunday.
Cash paid for second hand goods.
J. s. Cox.
Frank Robertson returned Monday
from short visit to North Va kama.
For TRADK: New goods for second
hand ut Bremen + Co.'s.
Prof. e. r. Mathes and family will
leave for Waha the last Of the week.
For square meal 70 u the Royal
restaurant on Main street.
c. E. Wood, the wheat dealer Of
Geneeee. was In the city Wednesday.
New pocket pool table. only one IN
town At the o. r. & n. saloon.
VIM. Haevernicke returned Wednes-
day from Grangevil!e, after = visit Of
two weeks.
Try the Royal restaurant. the best
sho TT order house III the city.
George G. Hill, Of Spokane, q news
payer man WINS Ia the city Monday.
He rene wed congenisl friendships
he,e.
-Slxteen-incu slab wood. ready for
the stOve, can be secured Of Small Il
Emery.
Dan Sutherland, Of Juiiaetta, was III
the city Monday.
We will exchange Wagons, harness
or furniture for second hand goods,
Bremen 4 Co.
John Harres, a Drosnineat reserva-
ton farmer, from Peck, was In town
yesterday.
If you desire to Keep your real es-
to sell 70 to Leeper h HOrnaday.
Hank Trimble began yesterday to
thresh his crop Of $40 acres Of wheat.
His crop IL estimated at 900 bushels.
-Wildenths,er delivers fresh tread
twice . day all over the city. Leave
orders with the delivery man tor
groceries.
A. II. Triinble has had three headers
at work this week, but will double bis
force next week. His new thresher was
hauled out yesterday.
We have found our old quarters
too small fur our rapidly increasing
business. We are now In our new
quarters with several complete line. Of
new stock. Give Us call Geo. Brenier
& Go.
M. N. Nye, Of Forest, was. In town
Monday. He reports oil crops on t;e
mountains looking we'll. The farmers
oegan cutting Timothy this week.
LAND SCRIpr-We have several
Thousand acres that will lucate either
surveyed ar unsurveyed land In sny
State or Territory Of the United States.
No residence required aid United
States patent ISSUES direct to locator
Price s. per acre. Address Hannah n
Miller, attorneys at law, VlsaIia. Cali
fOrnla. 40.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
Notice Of Applicailss lss Perry lcssss.

Notice IL hereby given that / will
Dahe application to tile oOAr0 0e
county cbn. missiOners II Nex resce
county, state Of .ho. At their regular
meeting Mt the court house In Lewls-
ton, in SAID Nez Perce cru nty, on
Monday, August ], 1893, TOR authority
to erect and take tolls on = public ferry
on Clearwater river in sald county, the
south landing whereof II 80 rOds sast
Of the west line 0f my homestead,
being on lot and aw3 1t s@A a sectis,n
35, township 81. N. r. 2, w. b. ~,
and the north landing IL on lot 4, bsinx
an the Homestead Of Miss L. e.
Fni,swor,h y, section rs, township 81.
n. Il. :, w. b NJ.
Dated June ~, 1893
r. M. SAVAGE.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
Real Estate Bargains.

For the next thirty days. Lots III
Oxford Addition will be sold ut the
low price Of SIS to 500, will sell on in.
stainlent blxn or will allow per cent.
for cash. A supply of water on the
ground. H. X. BARNETr.
Real Estate, Agent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29

This property consists Ut IL lots, sise
5Oxl4, q good rev residence with
other improvements which have cost
$500 and is for sale at the very low
price of 5000. Mr. Campbell IL residIng
on the property, and will take pleasure
Of showing it.
H. X. BARNETT,
Real Estate Agent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
Republican State Conveatiea.

Pursuant to the authority az thu r..
publican State Centsal COMMITTEES, ah0
in accordance with thslr actiOn, nosa~e
il hereby given that the Rspubllcna
State Convention will b held q B0lee
City, Idaho, on the 18th day u Aug0st,
1898, converting 1t II o'clock :. M.
At said convention = Republican
platform OF principles will b an
nounced, \ new Btate Centsal Commit.
tee elected, and candtdateA will b nom.
mated tor the following ofdcss:
Representative In Coneress.
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Governor.
Lieutenent Governor.
Secretary Of Slate.
State Auditor.
State Treasurer.
Attorney General.
superintendent Of Public Iu-
structiOn.
Inspector Of Mines.
District Judge for each OF the Ave
Judicial Districts OF the state, -ths dele-
gates from each district To make the
nomination for their district.
The vAri GUS COUNTIES Of the stase ar
entitled Ia delegate representation IN
~ IL s.rn vut n mn = = H.l1rsw~s
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
Wanted.

gtri to assist with the hOusewOrk,
-" ''pking, washing or ironing.
Mrs. l., A. PORTER.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
lIII[9l!|II
Route
For
those who
want tho best

the BurliDgt0n's 81. Puul.C.icago
Limited
Most costly, most l,eAU'ifu!. most
luxurious trait, ever pla(s Il IN service
on any railr,,ad west IT Chicago.
Pronounced ny Mr.. Pullman the
''tii,est train that ever .tN, ii on wheels"
Lighted Oy electricity. Heated by
steam. Compartment and standard
sleepers, Observation-Disclosures car,
chair cars, A.la-carte diner.
NO EXTRA FARES.
Leaves st Paul Union Depot ut Sa)5
y. m. baily-after arrival Of trims from
Montana and the Pacific Coast.
Tickets Mt offices Of connecting lines
A. B. Jackson, T. P. A.,
Jan,ies"p RUiht,ny, St..knn.-. Vast,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
mel,e,sal Psr. wise.

TIE Log Cabin has IN stock for sale
some hue port wine especially pre-
pored for tnvalids and for family use.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
90 TO the ]. N. H..
Novelty Works

for all kinds Of night repairing. GUNS,
BICYCLES, anything repaired by ex-
pert mechanics.
BALL-BEARiNG SEWING MACHINES.
A new line Of the very lightest run
ming sewing machines, full Lall-bear-
ing.
Located in the old Delnionico build
ing on Fourth street.
Lewiston, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
Crop Acreage for 1898.

Assessor Cantril has kindly furnish.
ed for publication u table Of the crop
acreage of Nez Perez county as gath.
cred by him in his public duty as
county assessor. The rapid growth of
the country's agricultural resources Is
astonishing. The reservation IL adding
rapidly to the aggregate wealth. 1t
has this year doubled its acreage Of
grain and has four times the orchard
in cultivation. The grain crop will be
enormous. At the smallest estimate
the yield of wheat alone will aggregate
$50 900 bushels. The crops are look
ing fine. The fall wheat is being har-
vested aud fully realizes all expecta.
tons as to quantity and quality. Nez
Perez county easily takes the lead as
the banner agricultural county in the
state.
Below ia the table as compiled by
Mr.. Cantril:
W ueat .......'............,.... ........44,cOI
Barley .................... Abb
Oats. ....................... ,...... l.572
Hay ....................... ......... 2,344
Corn. ..... ................. ....... 275
Flax ,............... ............... 1924
No Of fruit trees 1Sl III
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29

H. +. BURLEIGH. Sec.
Lewiston, July IA, 1898.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-20
NEWPORT NEWS.
Ilo1G-tf

meeting OF the Council-Walked Over
D"ard-Lost Boy Returns.
NeWportS News, Jan. 19.-(Special)-
Ihe city fathers met in regular session
last night and took action as indica ted
MEOW on matters of moment or local
interest. First and most Important
matter advcrted TO was the Newport
NeW' Street Railway Company's fran
cnise. This franchise was granted.
me sunday labor ordinance, which
mas been asitated with spirit and per-
sistance Tor some time, was enacted.
me Newport News Gas Company was
Enin'eu permission to lay a drainage
pipe. deficiency bill CARRYING with il
5000, for street improvements, was PASS
Ell Proposed amendments to the
charter were reviewed. and finally the
hody refused to consider petitions OF
take my action looking to an investi-
GhHon of the case of the police commits
SON against cX-policeman y. II. Jones.
ABOUT 3 o'clock last night Mr. S. b.
WOOD turned into pier No. and walked
deiiherately overheard The tug Lit
tie Neil. which happened to be tied up
near by, was close enough to save the
man from drowning, but he was very
wet when hauled out. 1t Is believed
that he was unused to taking water.
Clarencc Bartlett, the youth whose
mysterious disappearance was chron-
iclcd in The Virginian of 10th. returned
to-day from pedestrian expedition to
Williamsburg
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamer
Louise was taken to the local shipyard
for repairs to-day.
POLICE COURT.
Henry Reed, d'sorderIy; fined g and
costs
j. S. Burman, trespass; dismissed.
John S. Pierman, colored. obstructIne
way: dismissed.
j. r. Cochran, Mrs. John Golden. b.
Lew and Dan Legtskey, nuisance; re-
QuiTed to abatc same.
Richard Rocker, assault and battery:
fined So and costs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-20
Do You eaten Gold E2SIlQ |?
Mr.. Etheridge Used To, But
He Don't Now.

lie says; I cannot help feeling grateful
to DR.. frey for the blessing his trent
ment has been TO me. Before | began
trea tmcnt I TOOK COLD VERY EASI-
Lf AND SEEMED TO HAVE A COLD
MOST OF THE TIME WAS CON
STANTLY TROUBLED WITH A FEEL,
ING OF FULLNESS IN THE HEAD.
AND HAD GREAT DIFFICULTY IN
BREATHING. MY THROAT FELT
ROUGH and at times. especially when
colds were bad, would have headache.
WHEN AROSE IN THE MORNING; I
WOULD HAVE A BAD TASTE IN MY
MOUTH AND OFTEN WAS AS TIRED
AS BEFORE I LAID DOWN. Slc,ap did
not seem to rest me as It should Some
times l was annoyed by SWIMMING; OF
TIE HEAD and at other times RING
ING NOISES AND SWAPPING IN MY
EARS. Quite often MI VOICE Be
CAME HUSKY AND WEAK, CON
SLANT TICKLING IN THE THROAT
caused much annoyance and at times
considerable coughing. THESE SYMp
TOMS ARE NOW ALI. GONE, THANKS
TO DIR. FlREY'S TREATMENT. AND I
BREATHE FREELY, SLEEP WELL
and feel well rested. Health is excellent
In fact, | RELIEVE AND HOPE HIS
TREATMENT HAS AFFECTED AN
ENTIRE AND PERMANENT CURE.
II. ID. FTHERIDGE,
Great Bridge p. O., Norfolk county, yn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-20
A ~ USEN7 ENTS,

THE STAR GAzBR. Joe" OFT
ana his company of fur makers will
DC at the Academy of Music this even
ms. when The Star Gazer' will be
presented. There are no dull moments
IN The Star. Gazer." The show is a
succession of Specialties, all Of which
are the latest creations. and produced
lor me sole purpose OF making peo-
pie laugh Mr.. OFT is said to have q
capable company and one much
stronger than heretofore. There is no
need to eulogize Joe" OFT. Theatre
soers are acquainted with the man
whose make up would make cat
laugh. He has n manner of acting
which cannot be copied. and every
ehlhs he says or does Is funny. 1.-The
"tar 1'aZer Will be repeated to-mor-
row matinee and night. Regular prices
AT night Matinee. SOC. any seat
OTIS SKININ1E>R.-Th sale of seats
Tor the return engagement Of Mr.. Oils
skinner at the Academy next Satur-
uaN matinee commences this morning
~ Il. m. Prices. Csc, SOC. 75c and
slGo. Few attra ctions that have Wis
tied this city have met with the sue
cess That AIR. Skinner did when he
presented HIS romantic comedy, prince
Dudolph." in this city last week The
engagement Is for one performance
only. Saturday matinee, January ed.
WANG. Wang" that greatest
and most successful of all comic
operas, will be seen for the last time
IN our city next Tuesday, January
2o;h. at the Academy of Music. Nov
city VIII to certain extent enter into
next weeks production Of the merry
opera, for there Will be many new
and pretty faces. many new, fresh and
youthful voices. new scenery and cos
tunes. more costly than were lavished
upon 1t in the days when it was an
experiment. These new features will,
however. be but the settings for the
same merry opera
POSSIBLE MUICML TREAT FOL,
OUR CITY.-The New York Musical
Courier OF last week say!, that 1.-THE Sc
ries of May Musical Festivals TO be
given in cities of the South under the
direction of J. S. Atkinson g. Co, Of
Boston promise to be the greatest mu-
steal event ever undertaken in the
south. large orchestra, composed of
members of the Boston Symphony and
Seidl New York Orchestra. and twenty
five leading solo artists will participate
In all these festivals supported by n
large chorus"
Previous mention has been made in
these columns of the efforts being made
10 secure visit OF this organization to
Norfolk. lt.is hoped that the same will
be success full
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-20
I'M BERKLE

Mrs. S. a. Sutton, who has been
Spending several days with Mrs. A. NJ.
u. l1osler, on Berkeley avenue left YES
terday for Suffolk, where she will visit
her parents
Mr.. w. 0. Steiff will leave this morn
ing for North Carolina
Mr.. j. r. Ranie, one of the n,anapars
at The Tunis Lumber company's mill.
got his thumb and first finger of his
right hand cut off yesterday afternoon
while adjusting some of the machinery
lie was taken to pr. f. M Morgan's
Office, where the wound was dressed.
Rev. NJ. w. Butler will leave this
morning for Ivor, where he will spend
several days.
G. e. will be held this evening at the
Main Street Christian church.
MI and Mrs. F.. NJ. TIlley will leave
to-day for Florida for a change of
climate in the hope that Mrs Tilley's
health may improve
Tom Cox. white, for being drunk,
was fined 81 and costs.
Jack Todd, colored, for drunkenness
was assessed 81 and costs.
young white man from the coun-
~ applied at the police station yes
tercay FOR marriage License
yesterday afternoon about ; O'Clock
at the residence on Lee and Washing
ton streets. a general family row oc-
CURED between the Brints on one cor
ner and Brinkleys on the other, which
occurred on account of children fight
Ing. The quarrel was not kept up
long before both families were engaged
in free tight-fathers, mothers, sons
ana daughters. AT the conclusion both
proceeded 10 get warrants, which were
given. The case will come up this
morning in the Mayors Court.
Monday night about IL o'clock a
young man named Joe Fltzingcr,
claiming to hail from Norfolk. came
To the residence Of Mr.. Frank l.. Port
lock. who lives a few miles out In Nor
folk county and said that he and his
friend, William Mctzer. were stealing
ride on n freight train Of the Nor
folk and Western railroad and that
the conductor or some one with a
lantern, reached down from the ton
Of the car and struck hia panion,
Meter, aside Of the head with Il stick.
knocking him from his position on ono
or the car bumpers. The man next
struck at himc and Knocked his hat
Off. He then jumped to avoid the fate
of his friend. Mr.. Portlock doubted
the mans statement for Il while, but
as he persisted that he was telling the
truth, he secured lantern and went
with him where the affair occurred,
There they found his hut, hut could
not 1lnd any trace OF the man VINO
had been knocked from the train. As
the point Is near the culvert of Mill
Dam Creek. 1t Is possible that the body
may have fallen overheard and noated
some distance away
Tuesday the missing mans two
brothers, who are bartenders In Nor
folk, and several friends went out and
made thorough search. dragging the
creek for Some distance, but no trace
OF the body could be found. 4 sec
ond search was made yesterday but
without success
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-20
IlESEEHSyII.I.E.

The streets Of thc town need Smelling
badly. The longer Il Is postponed the
worse * will he.
Mrs. G. w. Jennings. of Johnson ave-
nue.. intends to visit her husbands par
ems who reside in Elizabeth City, n.
c., next week.
Master Willie n. Green, of Outten
street. who has been under some afflic.
lion of late, is now better.
The llumersv.ile Methodist church
Is nov furnished with elsctrlc lights.
hoth indoors and Outdoors, which is
quite an advance in the matter OF
light
Mrs. ]. G. Council, OF Washington
Is on a visit to her brother, Mr.. c. L..
B0nney. No. IS Outten street.
Mr.. Lesner's brick house. now in
course of construction, at the corner
OF Central and Washington avenues.
VIII be quite a substantial improve
ment to the town. Mr.. CHAPMAN, Of
i'rambleton, did the brick work, which
Is a fine job.