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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-02-16
FROM FOOT TO KNEE

Ohio Woman Suffered Great Agony
From a Terrible Sore-Her Story Of
the Case, and Her Cure.
"For many years was afflicted with a
milk leg, and few years ago it broke out
In a sore and spread from my foot to my
knee. l suffered great agony. 1t would
burn and itch ell the time and discharge
a great deal. My health was good with
the exception OF this sore. / tried great
many kinds of salve, but some would
irritate the sore 50 that l could hardly
stand the pain. could not go near the
fire without suffering intensely. Someone
sent me papers containing testimonials Of
-cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and told
my husband would like to try this med
ieine. He got me bottle and ! found it
helped me. kept on taking it until my
limb was completely healed. cannot
praise Hoods SarsaParilla enough for the
great benefit it has been TO me. It
cleanses the blood of all impurities and
leaves it rich and pure" Mrs. ANNA K
EAKEE, whittlesey, Ohio.
You can buy Hoods Sarsapariila OF all
druggists. Be sure TO get only Hoods.
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For Sweet Charity.

"All the Comforts of Home one Of the
most popular theatrical successes OF The
American stage, will be produced by spe-
cial permission of the author, at the Som
erset Opera House, ON Friday evening,
February 18th, by exclusively home tai
ent, for the benefit OF the Children's Aid
Society. The comedy is one of the most
sparkling ever written, and the cast will
include many of the brightest young peo-
pie about town. Its artistic success is
already assured. and, judging from past
effort in this direction, the production
will be witnessed by large audience.
Mr.. John A. Colborn, who will take one
Of the leading roles, is the manager Re-
served seats can be procured at Men q
Casebeer's on and after February 22d.
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Give the Children a Drink

called Grain-O. 1t is delicious, appe-
tizing, nourishing food drink to take the
place of coffee. Sold by all grocers and
liked by all who have used it because
when properly prepared it tastes like the
finest coffee but is free from all its injuri-
Gus properties. GrainO aids digestion
and strengthens the nerves. II is not a
stimulant but health builder, and chill
dren, as we'll as adults, can drink it with
great benefit. Costs about I as much as
coffee. 10 and 25c.
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AHustlinR Lumbsrman.

Mr.. PenrOse Wolf, Of ROckwoOk, is n
lumberman who makes a specially Of
filling bills requiring sticks Of enormous
size. Not long since he received an order
from the Cambria Iron Company, which,
on account Of the heavy timber called
for, would have discouraged the ordinary
Ilmberman. Not 50 with Mr.. Wolf, who
Immediately started for the forest back
of Barronvale, where in few hours he
located sufficient royal oaks 10 I'll the bill
on the land of Charles F. King. This.
however, was an easy task when cOmpar-
ed to that Of getting the timber to market,
The giant oaks stood where nature had
planted them among rugged rocks and
upon precipitous hill tops, rendering ii
exceedingly difficult 10 gather them to-
gether for the purpose of saving into
lumber. A few experienced lumbermen
ventured to assert that this would be i'm
possible, owing 10 their size and weigh,
and environment. But. Mr.. Wolf knew
where to find the right kind Of men a
well as the right kind OF lumber, and a
few days later. John Pritts, who is a
prince among sawyers, had selected a
crew of experienced woodmen aud had
the largest mill ever brought 70 the noun
tain fully equipped to enter upon the
work Robert WassOn, who has the rep
utation of owning the best logging team
in three counties, was engaged to drag
the logs 10 the mill. where +. b. aud Bruce
Uphouse sawed them to proper dimen-
sions.
Word having reached the writer that
on Feb. sth they would saw the largest
single piece of lumber ever cut in tho
mountain visit was paid to the mill.
Mr.. Pritts and his men were gagged at
cutting a piece of timber that squared
two feet and measured thirty y-six fees in
length. The day preceding the same
men sawed log measuring six feet in
diameter, which produced six thousand
feet of sound timber. After satisfying
ourselves Of the correctness Of this state
ment we leff Mr.. Pritts aad his fellow
"knights of the canthook" at theis hercu
liam task. "
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Whereas, II hath pleased an all wise
Providence 70 remove from among Us our
esteemed and loved comrade, Harry Spei-
cher, man esteemed for his love of coun-
try and true christian virtues, his sterling
worth as citizen, neighbOr and friend,
and
Whereas, The members Of Post 6I9, G..
A. r., realize that in the death of Com
rade Speicber they have lost one Of their
Oldest and most substantial members,
therefore, be il
Res0tred, That in his removal from
among Us by death, we bow in hum ble
submission 10 the will of lin who dOeth
all things well, feeling confident that be
has gone 10 a well-earned rest, and to be
rewarded for his work of faith and labor
of love.
Res0IUed, That the comrades of Post
6l9, G.. A. r., extend unto the family of
our deceased cOmrade their warmest sym
pathy and consolation in their beroave-
ment.
Bes0iUed. That a copy of these res0lu-
tiOns be presented to the family, and be
published in two county papers.
;. a. DEAN,
ROBERT +. Ross,
Addison, Pa, ]. $. HARTzEI.I..
January 81, ISIS. Committee.
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TO The Taxpayers Of Somerset County.
Having been subjected to personal at
tack in published statement alleged to
have been signed by the County Com
missioners, we desire to say that several
errors Of a purely clerical character APP
pear in the auditors report Of the receipts
and expenditures OF the county for the
year 1897, and that we viii seek permis-
sion from the court at the earliest oppor-
tuuity to correct the same. We discharg-
ed our official duties conseientiously and
fearlessly.
In regard to the published statement
bearing the alleged signature of Auditor
Peter sipe, we have to say tha: we will
gladly meet Mr.. Sipe before the body to
which it is addressed, and that we viii
ask for full aud complete judicial in
Vestigation of the same. If Mr.. Sipe now
holds the opinions represented in his alleg-
ed affidavit he has experienced change
Of heart or has been imposed upon by
designing persons since he attached his
name to the auditors report, filed on
February 4. 1888.
b. J. BOWMAN.
Trpr.fr.H Rtro.p1
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Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses have
been granted since our last report:
Ralph c. Wagner, Ssade Twp.
Annie r. Croyle. Shade Twp.
Charles Bell, Lincoln Twp.
Matilda Miller, Jefferson Twp.
Walter Friend, Friendsville. Nd.
Edna Garlitz, PinkertoD. Pa.
c. D. Hershberger, GrantsviIie, Md.
Ida "a. Hutzy, Greenville Twp.
Jefferson X. VIII. Stonyereek Twp.
Binnie NJ Young, Somerset Twp.
Thomas NJ. Dean, Confluence, Pa
Bertha Cook, Dunbar, Pa.
Mahlon Lands, Stonycreek Twp.
Ida b. Glessner, StOnyereek Twp.
Samuel r. Beddis, Paint Twp.
Sadie A. Seese. Paint Twp.
Jacob o. Wendell, Paint Twp.
Susie 4. Seese, Paint Twp.
Elmer Knavel, Paint Twp.
Frances Berkepile, Paint Twp.
Joseph l. Picking. Somerset Bor.
Elsie G.. Brant. Brothersvalley Twp.
Augustus Hoover, RockwoOd Blr.
Catherine NJ. KnOpsnyder, lockwood.
Cyrus Forespring, Meyersdale BOr.
Maggie l.. Burket, FairhOpe Twp.
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Oriental FIour.

Ifthe wheat is selected-ifthe milling's
the best, the resultant -four must be good
w. X. Gillespie, wholesale grocer, Sew
enth Ave, Pittsburg, Pa, offers such a
-four in Oriental Flour. Irs the -four
housewives endorse. The -four that
makes the sweetest, lightest, whitest, best
tasting, wholesome bread. Get itof your
dealer and eat good bread.
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Accuracy Of Nswspansrs.


Recently a well known minister Of
Philadelphia gave to q reporter of the
Press of that city an interview on the
war now in progress to improved the social
purity Of the community. He doubtless
spoke 10 the reporter just as he felt and
as he believed, and he spoke with the
earnestness and enthusiasm which led
him into the common error Of exaggera-
ton. When he saw his statements in
cold type he was appalled,; he could not
believe that he had been correctly report
ed, and he unfortunately 50 declared but
when confronted by the reporter with his
shorthand notes, read back 70 the minis
ter, he was compelled to confess his error
and acted manfully in doing so.
Commenting upon this, the Philadel-
phia Times says: ''Not ouly are the man
ayers of our leading newspapers entitled
to great credit for the scrupulous care
they enforce on their reporters aud cor
respondents to present the truth with as
exact fairness as is possible, but the pub
lie little know the ceaseless care that is
exercised in every reputable newspaper
Office to prevent the publication of even
the truth when it would be more harm
ful to publish than to suppress it. There
is not a'week, indeed hardly a day, that
the newspapers Of this city do not sup
press facts proper for public information
which would make a most interesting
story. solely because il would bring
Hood of sorrow to the innocent and help
less, and east an impecishable shadow
upon their lives. With all the errors nee
essarily committed in a newspaper Office
by re IsOn of the haste with which articles
must olten be prepared. the public little
know with what thorough integrity the
newspapers, as rule, protect the innO-
eenteven at the cost Of suppressing legit-
i'm lte and Interesting information. The
skeletons of hundreds Of households are
carefully guarded in the newspaper OH
ees Of the country. and generally without
even the knowledge Of the people who
are thus protected"
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Hint . Laaies.

Delicate cakes and puddings can be
baked successfully in the Cinderella
Stoves and Ranges. The large, high oven
insures uniform baking and no burning
on the top. Sold and guaranteed by
JAS. b. HoLDERBAUH,
Somerset, Pa
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a, D.u are the favOrite family
I1OOQ , fliiS eathartie. Price &c.
pMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Lydia NJ. Davis, late Of Somerset bor-
ough, Somerset county, Pa, decd
Letters OF administration olthe above estate
having been granted 70 the nudefsisned ~
the proper authority. notice is hereby Civ
en- to ali persons indebted TO said estate 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same 20 present them for
settlement, duly authenticated. ON Saturday, :,
Feb. 26. lst,s. at the ofiice Of the undersigned
- OLIVER KNEPPER,
Administrator
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ExECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Aaron Perkeybile, late OF Quenla-
hOning township. somerset Co, Pa, deed.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been issued BY the proper authority 70
the undersigned as executor OF tine above e.
tate, notice Is hereby given TO all parties In
debted 10 said estate 10 make immediate pay
ment, and all parties having claims against
said estate will present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlements on or before saturday
Feb. 10. ISIS. at the Office OF Esquire l.. NJ.
Hoover in the borough OF HOoversyille-
JOHN a. CLARK,
j. II. Uhl. Atty. Executor
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Good Houseksspsrs

Some of the best housekeepers in som
eIset and vicinity use the Cinderella
Stoves and Ranges aud pronOunces them
perfect bakers. Sold by.
JAS. B. HoLDERBAUM,
Somerset, Pa.
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Tern1s |!

One-thIrd on confirmation OF sale. one third
In sand One-third In u months from day OF
sale with Interest, ard 20 be secured on the
premises by Judgment bond 10 per cent OF
the entire purchase money 10 be paid when
property j. sold and which viii be 80 much Of
4 credit on the first payment
JOHN r. SCOTT,
Assignee OF Joanna Philippi.
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Dwtlling& store House

combined. The house Is plastered, papered.
etr the store rooms on ist and 2d story are
finished In lst quality Of North Carolina pine
Ia hard oil, Ist fiOor Of store room being z5x40
feet, ceiling II feet. having lass 'front.', dono-
he strength, a No. quality. the entire build
ing being 2tx75 feet This property j. conced-
ed 20 be one Of the best. u not the best loea-
ton IN tie town, for any line OF trnde-
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AAAAAAAA

pom the request of many peo-
pie throughout our county, it
has been decided to continue
our Great Annual Cash Clearance Sale
until some time after Farmers InSti-
tute. During this time the unheard of
bargains will prevail in all departments.
Delay, however, is dangerous, for when
the present supply is exhausted, it will
not be replenished during the progress
Of this great sale.
The prices in Standard Domestic
Goods will be the same as quoted in
former issues Of this paper. We will
offer our
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cHAS. n. FISHER.
A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
In the Matter OF the Assigned Estate OF David
]. Phlliippi- OF Casselman borough,
Somerset county, Pa
Notice Is hereby given that David !. Phil
lippi has executed deed Of voluntary assign
rnent Of all his estate. real, personal and
mixed 10 the undersigned. for the beneft of
the creditors OF the said David J. Phillppi.
An persons indebted 70 said David J. Philip
pf will make immediate payment. and those
having claims or demands will present the
same 70 the assignee Al his store In Eingwood
for settlement and allowance, on Friday,
JACOB B. GERHARD,
Fred. W. Biesecker. Asst<lsee.
Attorney. Kingwood ?. o.
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sI2 souls were savei by the Atlantic
liner st. Paul from the ilI-sated steam
ship veedam, which fonndered at sea on
THURSDAY.
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Major Edward a. MoontoOth died at his
home in Pittsburg Wednesday morning,
from an acute attack Of a chronic ailment
from which he had suffered for many
years. Maj. Montooth was of one the bes
known Republicans in the State and few
years back was an active candidate for
the GDbernatOrial nomination
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DEGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons con-
cerned as le.satees, creditors or otherwise, that
the following accounts have passed register,
and that the same will be presented for con
firmatiOn and allowance at an Orphans Court
70 be held al Somerset. on
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Some odd lots Of one, two and three
pairs of Lace Curtains at not simple
reductions, but absolute sacrifice. See
Them.
essseeo0
A great demand has been made on
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Wednesday, I'd March Next.

/ william n. Frazier, Iarimer Twp.
, George L. Harrington, Confluence Bor.
& John kurtz, Cone maugh Twp
4 Nathaniel Slicer, Meyersdale BOr.
5 Edward NicSI1w, Addison Twp.
& W A scott Jr., Somerset Twp.
7 John W Guthrie. Meyensdale Bor.
) samuel Br ckman, lockwood Bor.
D John H. Hite. -tOyestOwn BOr-
10 1 a. Reed, Meyersdale BOr.
n Andrew McQ uade, Berlin Bor.
II lfeOrge II. T.iyInan, Somerset BOr.
Ig IOseph Patton, Elk Lick Twp
"A Edward X. Adams, StOyesJOwn BOr.
Is John r. Knuff, Paint Twp.
lB Joseph J. Ciddy, COuenaugh Twp.
Il James u. Gillespie, Jenner Twp.
Is JOnn ". Shaffer, HOOycrsville Dor.
10 A. b. FalkuOr. Berlin Bor-
% e. j. Duncan, Mindoer, Paint Twp.
p An A n Rhsss;,ns Ics,s,nl,o windber, Paint Twp
y Gillian H. Waller. lockwood Bor.
= John II. Siicer. Aeyersdale Bor.
= Charles A Mitchell, Addison Twp.
) T. NJ DOdds Confluence Bor-
d Ci.Orge Kennel, Garrett, summit Twp
y scott Sterner, Confluence BOr.
y William n. Iay man, LziY1nsviile, SOmer
set Twp.
D o. II. Hay, salisbury BOr.
81 John A. jenkins, L rsina Bor.
- Henry e. Cmmer, KingwOod, Upper Tur
keyfOOt Twp.
q Charles W. kurtz. Confluence BOr.
81 Henry Loechel. salisbury BOr-
S5 Frank Robinson, lockwood BOr.
IS sidney HOlsOppie, Benson Bor.
s. Albert J. stein, somerset Bcr,
Fcb. 3. ISIS. Clerk.
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Something New.

Calendars, Diaries, Files and Ae-
count Books Of various kinds are among
the many things every Office needs about
this time OF year. And they are just the
things we are oTeHng at special prices.
No better or more complete stock Of sta
tionery can be found in the city and from
Pens to Ledgers, our prices are such As 70
enable you 70 save % per cent on all pur-
chases.
All kinds of Blank Books, Day
Books, Journals. Ledgers, Cash Books,
SecretaTy's Minute Books for Societies,
Corporations, &c, Diaries for 1895, Notes.
Receipt and Order Books, Binn's and
MeKinney's Justice. Dunlap's Book OF
Forms, Penn'a Digests, al kinds Of JUS
tices' and Constables' Legal Blanks. Mar
riage Certificates. Fountain Pens, and
everything along this line to enable you
to begin the new year on the square,
cHAS. n. FISHER.
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Cook & BeeritS.
A PPLICATION TOTHE PARDON
~ BOARD FOR COMMUTATION OF

n BOARD FOR COMMUTATION or
SENTENCE.
Notice is hereby given TO an parties con-
eerned that James Roddy and John koddyl
who were convicted in the Court OF oyer and
Tertniner OF som fset county, Pennsylvania,
Of murder In the first degree, and sentenced
on the 4fh Of august, 1877 to BE- hanged. VIII
apply TO the Board Of Patdons at Harrisburg
on the thi-d Wednesday the nth Of April,
ISIS for communication Of said sentence To i'm
prisOnment -
COFFROTH & RUPPELA
T.. r. UHL, Jr,
Feb. y Is.iS Attorneys for Prisoners
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Thursday, February "a, 1893,
At O'Clock p. N.

on the premises in Confluence borough, the
following described real estate:
All that certain lot OF ground situate In
Confluence borough, Somerset county. Pa,
fronting on t.e east a feet on Hughart street.
On the south II feet ON Ross street, bounded
bv Ios OF Ms l. PancoaSt on the north and
on the west BY an alley and being designated
as lot prepared BY VIM G Dodds, who con
veyed the same TO Joanna Phllhppl BY deed
dated 18th April. ISE6, and recorded IN Deed
Record Of Somerset county, Pa, in Vol. 8.
pages *, &c, having thereon erected new
tWO-stOry frame
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Retail License Petitions.

hereby certify that the following petitions
for retail license 10 sell liquor have been nied
In the Office OF the clerk OF uarter SESSIONS IN
and Tor the county VI -Otnerset- and that the
same Will be presented 10 the court for dlspo-
sitiOn on
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s..s5I.ysnd sI.s nd ia a few day, days viii in
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-07-22

The old obstacles that used to prevent
the marriage of loving couples are out OF
date. The blood and thunder william IS
myth nowadays The cruel father is only
a tradition. Distance, absence and ship.
wreo. in these days of cheap, safe and
swift transportation do not count. The
new obstacle is a common sense one. II
is ill.health on one side or the other, and
sometimes on both
Men nowadays hesitate to marry wom-
an, no matter how beautiful, no matter how
attractive, or interesting, or witty II she Is
a sufferer from ill-health. All men worth
having desire happy, healthy children.
ANY woman who will may fit herself for
the duties ofwifehood and the exalted func-
ton of motherhood DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription banishes all hindrance in the
nature Of local ill-health. II gives health,
power and capacity to the delicate and i'm.
portant organs concerned in wifehood and
maternity. II corrects all displacemeuts,
allays inflammation, heals liberation, stops
exhausting drains and soothes pain. II
prepares for natural, healthy motherhood.
II makes maternity easy and safe and al
most painless. II iusures a newcomer
constitutionaliy strong and able to with
greatest of nerve tones and rcstoratives.
Medicine dealers sell 1t and an honest
dealer will not urge substitute upon you.
"After suffering untold tortures, . writes Mrs
]. Ferguson. OF Box az Douglas station, Selkire
Co Manitoba " thank God found relief and
cure in Or. Pieree's Favorite Prescription"
The profit side of life is health. The bal
anee is written in the rich, red, pure blood Of
health. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation and make the blood rich aud
pure. They never gripe. By druggists
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-07-22
From Brown.

Our village is very enthusiastic
over the war, and every one is
eager for news.
It's repeated that the Mickle-
ston Oil Co., will begin drilling
for oil in a few days.
Messrs T. @. Bennett and j. V.
Watkins will travel northward in
search of health. perhaps will To-
cate at Mt. Clemmans, Michigan,
Quite a number of our young
people we're at Sardis, attending
the festival. They report a
pleasant time.
Our very worthy squire, D. W.
kemper, will be candidate for
Legislature pending the action OF
the Republican convention. The
squire has been a hard worker
in the party ana deserves a bet.
ter position, and we think him
fully qualified for this office.
ADMIRAL.
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staying at home. and want new
experiences, which they are get
ting, though not quite doubtless
the sort they yearned for. But
one thing is certain whatever
might have been the motive OF
the recruits, he will be . patriot
before he gets through with this
affair If he never was before.
This war is making patriots out
Of men who never knew they
had o country.
Another thing is equally GER
tain, and that is that the Second
West Virginia Regiment is a Reg
iment of fighters, if ever there
was one. These men now SO
curiously ill at ease in their new
life, SO loosely joined together as
an organization, still three
fourths citizen to fourth
soldier, unquestionable consti-
tute the finest body of warriors
the Little Mountain State ever
put in the field. If thereis a man
among them who will not reflect
credit upon his State. a very
careful scrutiny has failed to
discover him. If there is one in
the whole thirteenth hundred that
is not equal to three Spaniards
morally, physically and every
other way, he connot be located.
In camp they are quite gentle
manly, attentive to duty, a splen-
did body of men, who have won
golden opinions from all who
have seen them. AS true as the
Judgment day, If these West
Virginia gentlemen ever get to
the fighting front they are going
to be heard from in a way that
will send a SILVER Of pride thrill
ing through this State from end
to end and side to side. --Kana,cha
Gazette.
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From Good Hope.

The South Penn Oil Co., is
laying a water line from the
river near here, to their oil field
near Huntsville.
Prof. Orie McConky recently
went to the University to school.
Mr.. Oscar Summerville has
moved into his new residence.
Mrs j. w. Hickman and daugh-
ter, of Mineral Springs are the
guests of friends in this neigh
borhood.
Prof. A. L. Post is teaching in
Barbour county.
The young people of this com
munity had a pleasant ice cream
supper at the Res. of 1. N. Burn
side Esq, on last Friday night.
Mr.. W. J. Law was in Braxton
county recently on business.
GUESS WHO.