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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

Under and by virtue of a judgment
rendered. on the 10Th day of July, 1899,
in the Superior court of Wake county,
in a Special Proceeding before the
Jerk, entitled N. w. Poole, Administra-
tor of Jane Il. Kinks, against William
emory and others, ! shall sell. at the
Court House in said County at public
auction, for cash, to the highest bidder
at II O'Clock M, on Monday, the Dist
day of August, 1899, the following de-
scribed tract or p1rcel of land: In Wake
County, North Carolina, st. Matthews
Township, bopnded on the North by the
ands of the late William r. Poole, on
the East by the lands of @. l.. Goodson,
on the South by the lands of Mrs. Betty
Haywood and FL. II. Knight, and on the
West by the land of B. L. Montague,
and contains ten acres, more or less.
The said tract of land was the property
OF Jane Il. Kinks, deceased, and is sold
to pay her debts.
N. w. POOLE,
Commissioner.
July 10. 1899.
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$4,000 POUNDS TOBACCO
MORE TOBACCO MEN IN TAR.
BORO THAN EVER BEFORE.
LARGE CRATE FACTORY AT CoNEIoE
New Railroad of Mr.. H. c. Bridgers. Dam
age by The Storm. A New Chief Of
Police Base Ball Game.

Tarboro, n. c., Aug 23.-(Special.) y
new cotton mills. When these mills be-
gin operating, Tarboro's population will
be increased about one thousand Our
people will not stop with three mills.
Others will surely follow.
The severe storm of last week has
damaged the crops of Edgecombe to 4
as a great many people thought. The
fodder will amount to little. The wind
cut it into shreds. The cotton will be
cut 10 per cent. The weed this year IS
unusually large and heavily fruited. 1t
is Tapped in the rows and will be difficult
to harvest. The tobacco has suffered
more than any other crop, because OF the
bruises.
The largest break of the season was
here today; $4,000 pounds is low estll7
mate. Both warehouses We're full.
There is more tobacco men in Iarbofo
this season than ever before, and the
market is expected TO make more than
double its sales of last year
Edgecombe is pushing ahead as an In
dustrial county. A large crate and bar
rel factory will be erected at Constoe
this fall. The plant will cost about
$1,000. The trucking near and around
Conetoe has Increased to such an extent
as to require factory Of this kind. A
great deal Of the capital viii be furnish
ed by gentlemen from Cape Charles, va.
1t is reported that Mr.. Claud Wilson viii
L. %1,,s e,,na,i inf nday,f
John W. Cotton, the newly elected
chief OF police, will begin his duties on
September 1st in the place of K. b.
Hyatt who resigned the fist of this
month. Mr. Cotton has held this posi-
ton before, and he comes into this Office
with years of experience.
DIR. S. n. Harrell who has been very
sick for several weeks, is convalescent.
DR.. j. w. Jones is in Franklin county
on business.
The Junior clubs of Hamilton and Tar
boro played BAH here Tuesday. The
score was % to IA in favor of Tarb9ro.
The new railroad of III. @. Bridgers
will have its depot near the boat landing
ON Water street This road will be made
standard gauge. Work is being rapidly
pushed now.
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SUFFERED A SUNSTROKE
SUPERVISOR SUMMERELL TOO Ill 10 SEE
COMMITTEE.
Capt Day Met the Investigating Committee
and "Set FIN Up" 10 Supper.
Work Begins To. day.

Halifax, n. c., August 23.-(Special)
The investigating committee, charged
with the duty of investigating the peni'
Tertiary, arrived here this evening and
was met by Captain Day and Senator
Travis. They spent the afternoon in
speeding Northampton farm, where Cap
tam Day served supper.
Supervisor Sunmeren suddenly receiv-
ed sunstroke yesterday and was report.
cd too ill to see committee.
The committee will begin examination
at Northampton farm tomorrow.
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STORM WAS DISASTROUS.
Crops Ruined-Narow Gauge Road
Order American Mechanics Prosperous.

Columbia, n. c., August 23.-fSpeclaIl
Reports from all parts of Tyrrell
county indicate that the storm o. last
week was the most disastrous taat pas
occurred in the county in the n4elnory
Of man. The early corn crop is greatly
damaged, and the late corn crop is
ruined. There will be mo fodder crop
at all, and the cotton crop is ruined by
the excessive rain and wind and hot
sun Immediately thereafter. Many shade
trees were blown up in Columbia, the
forests were damaged, and fruit was
blown from the fruit trees.
The Browning Manufacturing Conn
pany has about completed the erection
of a large band saw mill here. and are
building a narrow gang lumber road
to supply the min with logs.
The order of American Mechanics
here is in a prosperous condition, and
will have an ice cream festival for it
self and friends at an early date.
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NEVER BURN A CANDLE AT
BOTH ENDS"

If ytm do your light will soon be
gone and you will be in the dark. Don't
think you can so on drawing vitality
from the blood for nerves, stomach,
brain and muscles, without doing some
thing to replace it. Hoods Sarsaparilla
gives nerve, mental and digestive
strength by ennching and vitalizing the
blood Thus it helps people who are
oyerWorked and tired.
Hoods Pills are non-rritating, mild
effective.
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STORM NEAR KINSTON.

Kinston. n. c., August 23-(Special9
The wind and rain Storm last night
did considerable damage to crops and
trees. and some buildings about two miles
from this place. One man said he would
not give fifteen cents AN acre for a ff-
teen acre field of corn which before the
storm was very promising.
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THE NEW BOARD WINS.
But the Old Board Win Appeal to the
Supreme Court

Kinston, n. c., August 23- (Special)
The Sampson county school case was
heard here today. The old board Of
education refused to surrender. They
were represented by Fowler and Lind
sey. The new Democratic) board was
represented by e. W. Kerr and G. Il.
AYcock Judge Bryan gave his decision
in favor of the new board An appeal
was taken.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

All weak places in your system effec-
tnally closed against disease by DeWitts
Little Early Risers. They cleanse the
bowels, promptly cure chronic constipa-
ton, regulate the liver and fill you with
new life and vigor. Small, pleasant,
sure: never grippe. Bobbitt, Wynne &
Co. w. III. King e Co., Adams Il Moye,
VIM. Simpson. Druggists.
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TIE BAPTIST FEMALE UNIVERSITY,
OF NORTH CAROLINA, AT RALEIGH.

Owned and controlled by Bapts State Young ladies of
9th 1899
o University possibly the beautiful and symmetrical
furnished
lighted best heating and ventilation known CLOS
floor Faculty OF NINE
the best colleges and universities 81 inns
physicians Board be excellent
Course of study elective Credit given Tor wo
A. A. NJ
Board light literary tuition $1,000 Music
like Thorough business course
Music and Eocuon. Flo prospe
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspep-
STA because its ingredients are such that
it can't help doing so. 1.-THE public can
rely upon it as a master remedy for all
disorders arising from imperfect diges-
ton. james NJ. Thomas, M. d., in
America Journal of Health, N. Y. Bob
bitt, Wynne & Co., w. II. King & Co.,
Adams & Moye, VIM. Simpson, Drug
gists.
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Nearly 100000 pounds of tobacco is
the prSid record which the Kinston
market has to its credit for selling today.
All night long the noise of horses and
wagons bringing in tobacco could be
heard The sale will last all day long.
-Kinston Free Press.
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To Insurance Solicitors.

TOP COMMISSION AND TEN PER
cent. bonus for 100000 between now
and January 1st. An excellent oppor-
tunity for two good men. Address
stating record for past SIX months.
"Old Line" care The News and OBJ
server. Raleigh, N. G.
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The soothing and healing properties Oh
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, its pleas
ant taste and prompt and permanent
cures, have made it great favorite with
the people everywhere. For sale every
where, Bobbitt- Wynne Drug CO., ana
Ii. L. Hicks, Druggists, Raleigh.
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Hamilton Clark, of Chauncey, Ca.
says he suffered with itching piles twen-
ty years before trying DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye, two boxes of which com
pletely cured him. Beware of worth
less and dangerous counterfeits. Bob
bitt- Wynne 81 Co., w. II. King q Co.,
Adams & Moye, VIM. Simpson, Drug
glsts.
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The Mount Airy News says the widely
known Peach Bottom Copper Mime, near
the State lime in Allegheny county, y.
c., has been sold to some New Jersey
capitalists for LOCO. The mine is said
to DE very rich and valuable one The
nearest railroad shipping point is Noun
Airy
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Elizabeth College, Charlotte, N c.
"The Vassar of The South !

in which
international
the Unied States nd fourfo
Berlin Art
handsome brick
A acaref for he individual student
climate the suburbs of
a cultur andc armin SS3S % 800
: REV. c. B. KING, President
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RAPID AT GOLD HILL.
A White Girl Ravished Yesterday Eve
ming.
Salisbury SUM-

Salisbury SUM-
News was received this morning that
Naomi Goodman, who has been living
at II. II. Mullens, at Gold Hill, was rap
ed yesterday evening.
Naomi is an orphan grid, and Mr.. y
S. Heilig is her guardian.
When Mr.. Heilig was uniformed of the
deed this morning he had warrant is.
sued for a man who is thought to be the
guilty one.
We understand that AN attempt al
rape was also made in house near Mr.
Mullens yesterday and it is supposed
by the same man who accomplished his
purpose at Mr.. Mullens'.
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but men have more ways Of lodging
them than a millionaire tax dodger.
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Machine Business.

We arc still Oh kxhd with fall Hns o.
,rrane boilers, 1aw and Eribt willie, tran
cars, the celebrated dhampioR ReaEelS
end Mowers kE4 b1iEk making RRa
&kiaas.
2eSa;SIAs DsRa MFSEazaiE,
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Allen Il Cram
Machine Co.,
RALEIGH, N. c.

We regard the liberal patronage thai
we have had In orr line during the last
twenty-nine years 81 evidence of our
ability In the
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July 10, 1899.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-09
Twilight
orrespondsnce of the Arens.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Miss Dslla McGinnis, who has been
on an extended trip out about Staun.
ton, Va, returned home IA few days
ago.
John and Clyde Hartsell. Of near
here, have gone Co Rewlssburg to
spend few days with friends and rel
atives.
j a. Freeland and Clyde Hartsell
were circulating among friends at
Tunnelton, a few days ago. They re-
port business booping at the mines.
There will he quarterly meeting at
Millersport in the y. L Church. next
Saturday aud sunday. There is talk
Of protracting the meeting few
ni2
a religious crank or travelling Evas-
gclist, ~ he calls himself, purporting
% be from near Springfield, OHIO, has
been 10 this sleigh borhood and some Of
our citzons arc getting very tired Of
entertaining craaks and fanatics OF
the class 20 which we believe be be.
longs. We have no objection 10 per-
sons whose aim in life Is 20 do good
and comfort those in distress. but this
Offspring OF AIaias race, tries o. bs as
troublesome as DO. sible whenever he
tops. Ills meals must be prepared
just as ne dictates and his coffee
double strength AZ night ou retirlDs
re strips 90 tie sl:Io, turns bic cl8the
wrong side OUT, jumps Goa the bed.
walks Oyer 10 "a lew times. thou turns
tns bed clothes mp side down aud per-
hdp~ tue bedsteJd too sic can not
think any sane psrsos would act zoo
ibis manner. surely Do ca8uot be
possible That witches arc pursuiag
JENsiE MAY
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Newburr Localn
Y our pastor.
NJ. ID. NUTTER.
Correspondence OF the Argus.
Lots of snow and the small bav

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Lots of snow and the small boy is
happy.
T. c. Lynch was in Austen Saturday
on business.
John McCool was in Evansville on
business, Tuesday.
There was preaching IN all OF the
churches last Sunday.
Uncle TOMS Cabin is billed for this
place on the 9th inst
Locals are hard to find and as scarce
as the gold standard dollar
Hon. Nelson Baker came home from
Charleston Saturday 20 see his family.
Anyone wanting to buy few pest
holes can apply to the manager of our
oil we'll.
henry Shay has secured work at
Austen and has moved his family to
that place.
The NJ. f. Church Of this place, held
their quarterly meeting Saturday and
Sunday, last.
Miss Kate Lynch is spending few
days under the parental roof during
her vacation.
Mr. g. Hog did not see his shadow
here last week but he is giving rs some
very bad weather.
Mrs. DR.. +. r. I.anham IS visiting her
husband, IIon. r. +. Lanha,n. at
Charleston this week
The tax.collector was in town Sat
urday. Why is 10 that taxes are so
high ia this Glorious Republican
county
There Is a great deal or sickness in
cur town. We note Mrs /. A. Jack-
son, Noah Dublin, Billie Frazier, Bud
Gull and Tom Albright
Prosperity to The ARGUS.
SuNsmvE
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Mrs Eoua Jerk ias. Of near Rockville. has
been here the past week visiting friends and
relatives.
quite crowd ~ our you,g peoole went 10
2 erga Alta yesterday q eltcstlsy, evening on "A
slcighing party and had supper and dancing AZ
the "inard House
tiSert 4. orsey, of rarsons. was here re-
ceutiy and sieut sunday with his pare e.
Albert - now news editor OF the Parsons Adv,,-
cate, and has entire charge of the ONCE. the
business as we'll as the mechanical part.
Rev. j. &. Lane. Of Nc onnclsburg. Fulton
county, Pa, arrived i'm Kingwood last sat
urd' y and preached In the proslytoi al
church sunday morning and c. ouiug TO a fair
si4,d aud ence. lie made favorable i'm
p a. Ion on our people and ON Monday hight a
church D. e,tins was held 10 cocido on eating
a pa o Tor the church. which has been vacant
sine asst June, at the matter was not de-
Oidei AID wall como up again sunday night
aitcr the Tristan Endeavor messing. Rev.
Lane eft Tuosd y for his 10 ne.
A fellow representing himself IA n
physician has been operating in the
viciasty OF ruanelton, aud perhaps
ether places in this county, guarantee
iug to cure SICK poop q fur IA gwen prtcs
and that ia case OF failure hs viii pay
them FROM ten TO twenty tira,s the
pr'ca agreed upOa Tor the cure. in cash
\ few cid soldiers and others we're
taken ia on this schems The "Dr -
was never heard OF in this section he.
fore, uni il is safe to predict he never
will be again.
James Lazzelle died at his home near
Vaudeville, Monongalia county. Feb. =.
OF eaiarrh OF the stomach ana The
weakneSs Incident To extreme a,-e
lie had been sick for sone time, and
was in his eighty-eighth wear. Five
children arc left to mourn his loss
They are: 5. c. Lazzells, Mary T.
Lazzelle, 7. A. Laz1elle, Luther j.
LazzSlle and I. c. Lazzelle, all OF
whom are prominent and have a high
standing in the county Mr.. Lazzolle
was one of the pioneers OF the county
and was universally respected and es-
teemed.
Joseph Runner, of this place. who
has been in i'll health for the past year
or two and had several physician ms
treating him, without securing any
relief, now bids fair To DC restored TO
health. lie even went to the Hospital
in Baltimore last winter for treatment
aud they failed to do him any good or
find out what was wrong with him.
DR.. U. w. Showalter. of this place has
been treating Mr.. Runnsr of late and
worm, SO that his trouble has been dis.
covered and it is hoped he will soon be
restored to health
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Gladesville.

correspondence Of The Argus.
J. -. Williams conducted the services
at the fur eral
Rev Williams is in Ohio at this time
engaged in revival work.
The schosls of our vicinity are NOV
Jag alSng smoothly, just now.
Mrs. Burchinsl, of Pennsylvania, is
visiting at George B. Skaters.
The Republicans are very quiet while
the misnanagement Of the war Is be-
ing exposed.
We are oDpssed ia expansion or
making war on the Philippines or OF
so muck arbitrary rRle in Cuba.
There is net much trade in live stock
just now, excepting in horses. Thos.
a. Turner, George Helms AID ). ~.
Rogers, each sold horse, recently.
The health Of the people in this com.
munity has not improved muck since
our last writing Ezra Turner, whom
we reported as being sick in our last
letter, was buried the 10Th inst Rev.
AHC - pHtto arc camUc0 near our
tswn and are doing quite n business in
trading horses. Some OF our cltizess
condecended TO trade with them. /
think they ought not TO be counten-
anced by or people atall.
But there is room for Improvement
in our town, swell as Improving cur
sidewalks. There IS hut one respect.
able walk ia our village. Tie walk
from Main street % tho Baptist Cburcn
waep 30 is raining, Is regular mud
hole, and there arc other ru.sances
that should be remedied from front
street
We would like TO note some Of the
Improvements 81 our town in the last
few ysarz D. bias been but % few
years since there was nothing here bnt
o small postoiIicc and not aaother On b.
bic building Of any kind We now
have two gsaeral stores, two blacs
smith chops, two Touring a.I's aud
ali doing 70 thriving business; also two
day schools.
Yours FOR right and justice.
ADHEAL DEwrY
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ROll.call.

There will be n rol-call OF the mem.
bers OF the NJ. Il. church Sunday morn
ing Feb. -. Some interested ones
have been asking il their names are
still on record. Others not cariHg any
thing about the matter would no doubt
be greatly surprised to learn that their
names are still there.
Now If any one has been a member
he came in either by letter from an
other church or on profession OF faith
and vows of obadivnce 10 church disci-
plino and he is really member still
with all tho rights and privileges Of
the church whatever he may be doing.
unless he has withdrawn or has blen
excluded after due form of trial or has
been dismissed by certificate or has
died.
Any who may fear that their names
have been dropped ia some unaccount-
able way would DO we'll 20 hear the roll
coll. Others who are living altogether
out OF harmony with Gods word and
their own church vows aud propose no
amendment to their ways, would do
the church favor and themselves
credit and better preserve III ,ir own
self-respect BIZ send nP n card OF
withdrawal This public notice Is
given for the reason that those who
need most to hear IL seldom or never
come To church.
Your pastor
NJ. ID. NUTTKR.
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Eg:,cetSa.
cOrrespondeoce Of rSe Arsns.

cortcspondeoce Of Tac Nrsns
CO.d WcatSer 0acv agaiu.
Willie KING was at Somerdeid last
Thursday.
Rev ". Il. Berry was at Terra Alta.
last week
Squire w.u H. McGiceous is laid M
with rheum tiSp.
Grant Vile, left To nv fora visit TO
hi, sister ar ArnettSviile
Mrs. Or. Richards. OF Snithae,d. Pa.
is Visiting hes mother. Mrs h &c Arm.
strong.
Several Of our citizens attended the
siie Of the Effects Il Sa,suel Laub.
deceased.
Rev. rinson is holding a series ~
meetings at nopewtil. about two miles
west OF town.
MeSsrS. Hanev and Porter, of Wander.
bilt Pa, were in town last week.
They were loo<iRg for a fara
The Brandonv,lle school teacher
passed throu ch here last SATURDAY on
his way TO an o, s;er Supper at Valley
Poiat
Merchant J. G.. ArsSstro g anil wife
attended the funeral ui Mrs john
Haraler. who was buried last Friday
AZ Clifton Mills
Merchant I. w. King has advertise
ments up announcing that he will have
an auction OF his goois Feb. 4th; com.
msncing at Ga. "a.
Dr.. j z. Watson. 81 Dawson. Is In
own at present. The ~. is "A Rr.t
class dentist and understands the
diseases OF the teeth.
Our oimrods have been having big
times for the last week. They have
tried very hard 20 entrap Master Rev.
nard, but so far unsuccessful. We
wish them better luck in the future.
Mrs. Rebecca Feather, of Terra Alta,
who has been visiting her daughter
here for the last two weeks, was sud.
denly called home by the sickness Of
her daughter, Miss Bessie, who is very
poorly with muscular rheumatism
FEB LIST, 90. EMILE ZoLA
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Locust Grove.
EMILE ZoLA
orrcspondence OF The Argus.
Va On 20 l,n,tr,a. 49,.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
We are having some snow now.
The youngsters arc looking forth to
get to dedicate Mr.. J. j. Kelly's store
house.
Charlie Deal has returned home from
Addison Pa, where he has been work
ing for some time
jerome Kelly has been gathering up
some cattle around here for Mr. White
hair, OF Terra Alta.
Lee Frankhouser. who has been visit
ing here, has gone to Terra Alta to
call on friends and relatives
Our school * progressing nicely with
ID. d. SpiNcr, as teacher. We believe
he is an earnest worker in educational
work.
La grippe is going NIL around; there
are great many cases here. Our
tiacher has been com plainiug for some
time, but il coyering.
The Literary Society at this pla &C is
progress ng nicely with large crowd
aud Hwy time. The program for
Tnursd"Y niSnt, Feb. md, 80: Intro
auction ~ Miss Julia Deal; singing;
decldmution by u u. SpilScr; seiect
reading by Miss Pearl Franfhouser;
declamation by Miss BLISS Frank houser;
select reading by Miss DAISY Deal;
defamation by j. II. Harsh barger;
select reading W ). j. Kelly; declama-
tlun by Clay Guseman; declamaJion by
Bruce Deal. Minute speeches by j. ).
Kelly, G.. Il. spiSer, Il y. spiker. J. a.
Fran lehouser, j. II. Hurshbarger and
J n. Kelly. Question for debate
! Resolved That the Colonies we're
justified in revolving against England -
The debaters are Il. ID. Spiker, j. j.
Kelly, q. Il. Spiker, j. n. Kelly, j. II.
Harsh barger and l. A. Frankhousor.
All who are interested in educational
ana literary work are invited.
g. ID. SpiKer, President of the Locust
GroYe Literary Society. x. VI
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chestnut Riar. LYON nintriot.

Chestnut Ridge Lyon District
Corr espondeuce OF Tho Argus
Miss Myrtle kecner Is some better
James o. uerndon moyed To- EIkinf.
j. +. Ford has taken relapse on the
grip.
Albert Williams moved to Austen,
rccontly.
Martin Wolf is visiting relatives in
Pennsylvania.
J. Il. Flynn is in the Jutchering
business again.
Il. a Keener is going to Wheeling
for medical Treatment.
Herbert Wolf was hurt in tue mines
at the West End last week.
W. j. Ileradon was visiting his sister
in Taylor county, recently.
shays Chapel drum corps was nakirg
the Nils ring last Monday evening
The noices have moved their saw
mill from POss0m Hollow TO Taylor
comfy.
Some OF our boys attended the pro-
tracted meeting saturday and Sunday
night ut scotch illll.
5. l.. Shay vas thrown from his
horse and hasn't been able to worl,
since. out Is better now.
The literary society is inn proving
wonderfully aud tho young folks are
taking part Ina the programs and the
questions are well discussed and our
BOY orator generally gets the decision .