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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-08
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
DENaT rN-1- ArNr~

To close an estate. I will. on Saturday,
July 18th. 1899. offer for sale at pubic auc
ton at the north front door Of the courV
house ot Ohio county, West Virginia. COM
properly. situate on the s6ath side of Sew
enteenth street, between Jacob and Wood
streets, numbered III, and described in
deed from Michael ]. Rohan to Ferdinand,
Truschel as the west half of lot numbered
1sS. Said deed is dated March 18th, 1919,
and recorded in deed book No. 81. page 100.
records of Ohio county.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
Gao. j. MathiSon, Agent.
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A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, W. Va, July I.
Mrs. Thomas Lentz started with a brother
at 1 p. m. to-day to visit her old home in
Tyler county. They were riding in a spring
wagon, and when three miles south of
town the horses took fright, running
away and throwing Mrs. Lentz out of the
wagon, seriously i%njuring her. DR.. Low
Their and Mr.. Lentz were summoned by
telephone to the scene of the accident. The
information stated that Mrs. Lentz was
unconscious. She was accompanied by her
two small children, but no information is
received relative to them. A few years
since her father, Mr.. Robbie, and a mar
ried sister, were killed in the same way.
The married sister lived at Pittsburg and
came or a visit.
A later report states that Mrs. Lentz
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AsUFFER THEIR SERVICES.

WASHINGTON, July Tt was stat
ed at the War Department to-day that
almost every officer who served in the
volunteer army during the war with
Spain and who had been h~onorably
mustered out, has again offered his
services to meet the needs of the Phil
ippine campaign.
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ALL WELL AT CAVITE.

WASHINGTON, July IA private dis
patch was received to-day from one Of
the marine officers stationed at Cavite,
stating that all were well there. AS the
mail had been interrupted this dispatch
was welcome to a number of those hav-
ing relatives at Cavite. 1t was drawn out
by a cable inquiry as to conditions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-08
HAS LOCK JAW.

Special to the Register.
MARIETTA. Ohio. July Shirley Da-
Wis, son of Marvel Davis, proprietor of the
Bellevue Hotel. is suffering from a well
developed case of lock jaw. He fell under
a band wagon a few days ago and the
muscles of his right leg were ground away
from the bone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-08
l. CORBIN HOW
To Select Officers for the Army-Govern-
or Atkinson's Scheme.

OT hIhIHsUH > 5CHeTIt.
Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July T.
Gov. Atkinson had a conversation with
Adjutant General Corbin to-day over
the long distance telephone, in which
he recommended that West Virginia
be allowed to furnish four officers from
each of the volunteer regiments fur
nished by West Virginia for the Span
ish war, from whom he expected the
three officers will be selected. He re-
commended that four Democrats and
four Republicans be chosen.
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FOB SALE-RsN ESTATE.

FARM LAND FOR SALE AT A BAN
GAIN.-il0 acres on Ohio River Rail
road, about Is miles south of city. 4
acres bottom land: improvements. consist
ing of two-story frame dwelling. two-storl
frame store building, barn and outbuild
ings. all in good condition. VIII sell /
immediate purchaser for $1,000.
]. c. DEVINE & CO.
Tel 4S2. Hub building.
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DIED OF YELLOW FEVER.

WASHINGTON, July THE Wal
Department has received the follow
ing:
Santiago de Cuba, July 6.
"Adjutant General, Washington.
major Heatwole, chief commissary,
died yesterday at 7 p. m; yellow fever.
SINNER, Asst. Surgeon"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-08

WILLIAM TO PARTICIPATE.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 7.-Interest
in the Shamrock's trial has been greatly
increased by the authentic report
that Emperor William is sending his
yacht Meteor to participate in the trial
spins expected to take place early next
week.
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CERvERA ACQUITTED.

MADRID. July Admiral Cervera and
the other commanders of the Spanish fleet
destroyed in the battle of Santiago. whose
conduct has been the subject of inquiry by
special courtmartial. were to-day acquitted
and formally liberated
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FOR SALE.

Desirable property cor Main and Ttenth.
Nos, l201-129 Main street.
No. 81 Thirty-SeYenth st, brick dweiling{
No. 1875 Fourteenth ST. brick dwelling.
No. 2S2i Eom street, frame dwelling.
No. " Eighteenth street. brick dwelling.
No. lis Fourteenth street. brick dwelling
No. s Vermont street. frame dwelling.
Nc. 100 Elm street. frame dwelling,
A desirable residence IN Leatherwood.
A number Of desirable building lots
along the line Of the Elm Grove railroad.
National Steel Co, American Tin Plate.
National Biscuit.
SIMPSON q TATUM
REAL ESTATE and FIRE INSURANCE,
Phone 66f. city Bank Building.
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has revived. but at this time the extent of
her injuries cannot be learned.
COMMITTED SUICIDE.


VIE ITS Surpeuut-S'
PHILADELPHIA, July William
Keaton, who on June 6 shot his wife.
Ida, infiicting wounds from the effects
of which she died on July 4. committed
suicide in his cell in Moyamensing
prison to-day by hanging himself with
his suspenders. Keaton also shot two
other ONE at the time he fatally
wounded his wife. but their injuries
were not serious. The prison officials
refused to allow Keaton to attend his
wife's funeral to-day, which is said
to be the cause of his suicide.
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ARTICLES SIGNED.

CHICAGO, July kid Mccoy has sign
ed articles of agreement to fight Jack
Mccormick. of Philadelphia, in this city
on August IS. Mccormack has expressed
his WILLINGNESS to fight.
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GEO. ". uJI1AN DEAD

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 7.-Geor
". Julian. the abolitionist. died at |
home in ~irvington to-day. aged So yea
In 1859 he was a candidate for the vi
presidency on the Free Soil Ticket a
was a member of Congress many years
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MRS. MCKINLEY BETTER.

WASHINGTON. July Mrs. Mckinley
was considerably improved to-day and dur
ing the afterrpon went out for a half
hours drive with the President.
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FOR SHLE.

The almost new. and modern dwelling at
lSS South Penn street. Make you a splen-
did home. Good house; fine location
ST. $50 VIII buy a siN-roomed house on
North Erie street, near New Jersey: now
rented for $50: q lsls per cent. investment.
500 for building lot, Chapline street,
near Tw~enty-eighth.
Money TO loan.
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MURDERED BY A WOMAN.
George Patterson, of huntington. Strucl
by "a Lamp Thrown by Letta Mcqueen.

by "a Lamp Thrown by Letta Mcqueen.
Special TO the Register.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July 7.-George
Patterson, aged 26. was killed in a gam
bling resort here early this morning by
Letta Mcqueen. The Mcqueen woman
accused Patterson of taking her man
away and upon his denial became enraged
and began to curse and threw a lamp,
striking Patterson in the temple, causing
instant death. The Mcqueen woman was
soon found and is now lodged in jail.
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G. Q. SNITH,
For SALE.

Fine country residence. near city. of Ia
rooms. large cellars, finished attic. etc,
with 10 acres of ground. I of which are in
orchard, Unfa.ling supply of good spring
water. Price. St.t90. II sold at once,
Desirable building lots az Pleasant VAL
ley. WHITE & BATES.
Tel. 50. Exchange Bank Building.
malice
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TOOK MOPHINE.

Mrs. May Wheeler Despondent Because
Her Husband Deserted Her.
Special to the Register.
MARIETTA, Ohio, July Mrs.
May Wheeler, who took a big dose of
morphine last night, was saved with
difficulty. She says she did it because
her and is living with another woman
in Wheeling.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-New houses, modern i'm
provements. corner Forty-fourth and ia
cob streets. One six rooms and pantry:
second three rooms and pantry. Apply il.
T. WHEAT, No. 1888 Jacob street. Tele-
phone 1877. jy7epda
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This story, one of the most thrilling and Entertaining of the many good things written
by the celebrated author will begin in the SUNDAY REGISTER Of July O. Do not
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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-23

action 10 SCI aside deed; service not in
time for trial.
+. |. Te,Iey ". 81. s. Eaton, eject.
menti service not In time for this term,
Mclissa c. May IS. David X. Mar,
action iur divorce; decree granted and
custody oi children awarded 70 plaintiff
Matilda J.. shannon W. ST. Joseph
Lead Co, action Tor damages: ordered
that cause be transferred to Federal
Court.
Albert Pratt ys, Ida Belle Pratt, ne.
ton for divorce; decree granted.
Joshua G. Long vs. John T.. Graves ;
dismissed AZ cost Of plniuun.
James w. Moore IS Ophclia l..
Moore, action for divorce; judgment
for $50, payable Sl9 on lsi tsy Of each
month uuil the full amount IS paid.
! u. Riekarl aud vile SIS Esale Of
c. II + Aiboits, appeal from Probate
Count; judgment by consent for $40.
Sl1io "a. John psvine and John
Hughes, gland latceny on ohaygs Of
cattle Stealing, several indictments.
Trial Of DEFINE lsst Monday by jiry ON
one coaui, conviction aud Punishment
assessed 70 two years in the pcuilcn-
tiary; continuance generally as to other
indictments. 1id oil uughcs con.
tiuucl
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The Southeast Is Fruit Section

NJ. ButteTiield, proprietor of nurs-
cry at Lees summit, Mo-, and enc Of
the largest fruit growers Of the West,
says the Globe Democrat OF lhc llth
inst, was at the LaCledo Hotel ycster-
day. Alr. BullCriie!d has set out about
0,O00 trees on the contract plan with.
In the last few years, principally Ia
Western Missouri aud Kansas, md is
ROW engaged In making some expert
menis with Embarrassing IN the South
eastern part Of the State. ~ have
made arrangements TO start AN expert.
mental iarm near Pennington, said
be, .'and some interesting results are
anticipated. will put out sixty yari-
cites oiapples, sixty varieties Of peaches,
Strawberries, and in fact all the leading
varieties Of small ignii, for experiments!
purposes. Tho country looks Ike i
fine fruit region, but there is not at
present Il single commercial orchard in
that section, so far as have been able
to learn. The soil Is superior, aud con
,ains the exact quantity of iron which
has been long recognized as giving the
finest ilasor and color. Hofiicglturists
know that a good wheat country will
aimos, always produce fine fruii. They
also recogaize In certain native timbe.
growths the adapialdlily of the soil for
frnit-growing. A soil which produces
black walnut, sugar tree, wild cherry,
paw-paw, red aud white oak, hickory
and elm Is marked out by nature for
fruii-raising. Then, instead of having
TO haul iron filings miles aud miles 10
put around their trees, as the orchard
lists OF other sections have bad 10 do,
The fruit-growefs there will End the
exact elements already existent ia the
soil. ! have been engaged foT three
weeks past Ia collecting specimens from
the old orchards In that ncighhofhood,
which viii display at tho coming
meeting Of the stale Horticultural So
cie,y at Princeton. expect 10 open
the cyca Of some Of The fruit men, too,
for this rugion AZ the east end Of the
Ozark rise has been aiaoss neglected
By fruit growers. 10 my opinion Il win
produce almost any kind of fruit, but
for pears aud strawberries the eondi-
tons are almost Ideal. They tell me
that strawberries from that section have
already q reputation on the 81. Louis
market because Of their fino color and
fiasor, but aobody has gone into the
fEuit-ralsing business on an extensive
scale, faf reasors that can scarcely be
epaprchended By tho experiencea fruit
gsower.''
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FarmingtoR Times
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1898.


FuEsBTrERfAN-Roy. 4. r. HrrFNrU, u. -.
fastor-- Preaching sunday morning and eve
ming; sunday school at g.g a. m, Na. NJ,
MlhLtS, superintendent. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. suuIH=Erv. :. ".
EMEpI, Pastor -- Preaching every sunday
tnorhlng ana evening, sunday EruD' Ji y.A
q. M, pr. J. l.. IiAw. Supt ruyv, meet
ng even Wednesday evening.
MErn0uisr ErIsCorAt--licv. J.J Martin.
Pastor; preaching every sunday morning
and evening. sunday school NJ aH q. N. &.
/. W. CtrLKi. supt; Pmycr meeting Cyory
"wednesday evening.
BAPTIST Rev. NJ. NJ. MuNGkH. pastor.
preaching FIRST and third sundays ol each
month. morning ana evening. mayer
mootiEg eycry wednesday cycnlnr. sun.
day school . o. a.. M, Les johnson, .uucrin-
tcudcnl.
CHRISTIAN Fld. 4. n. uNuRUi. Iastur.
preaching third ana ipaTth sundays OF
each month. morning nId evening. sun.
day school . ~ ON. ". N.Elrlnins. super.
intendvnt. \. q. $. 4. 4. cyyy sunday
evening NJ 9 n'c.lCN.
.tuERtN-ilcv, 4. l.. uaHLgtNu. paftnr-
Preaching every SUNDAY morning except tho
fourth. catechigm uft,r church.
UAruoLtU-nr Father Ipu.fy, resident
priest. Mas cycry sunday cscop; O., at ~
O'Clock, catochsm same days 40 n.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Disposition Mad. Of Gases q. November
Term, 1899.

Narcissa floruUy -. Nm. Elorney,
action for divorce; dismissed at cost Of
plaintiff.
Applebco and Fisher IS. j. +. Walsh.
unlawful delairer; continued to next
term.
Nancy T. Fulton vs. j. W Fulton,
action for divorce; decree rs prayed
TOT and custody OF children.
Minnie Weber vs.. Andrew Larkin,
breach Of promise ci marriage; con-
tinuod upon application Of defendant
aud nj his cost,
Thos. II. STAN, executor estate Of
A. Parkhurst, deceased, rs. Lucinda
u. Smith aud husband, bill 10 equity
to set aside deed trial by court snd
submitted.
John 7. BuTks VS.. 4. j. Norwinc,
action on bond; judgment by default
for si7g.GO.
Maggie Iletrick vs.. James Hctrick,
action for divorce; decree granted aud
custody of children awarded plaintiff.
VIM. II. Ferguson IS. Doc Run Lead
Co, action for damages; dismissed at
css. o. plaintiff.
Ida Il. O'Dell VS.. james O'Dcll, ac-
ton for divorce; judgment for alimony
for eco, payable $40 on the LIST day Of
each month.
Cautrrli Machine Co. VS.. Henry
O'Bannou ct al, action on note; dis
missed.
Uantrcll Machine Co. vs.. G.. W. Sc
bastian OF al; dismissed.
John G. Miller W. Henry $. Evans,
action on covenant; trial By court aud
Judgment S5r cent.
kusma Sisac VS.. NJ. X. d d. T. Il.
H., action for damages; dismissed fof
want Of prosecution.
Long Bill Lumber Co. vs.. Joseph j.
Hoeken, change Of venue from Jeffer-
sou county; motion to strike out part
Of defendants answer, aud By consent
continued upon moiiJn.
81. Louis Brewing Association vs.,
Henry c. Howard; remanded by the
Supreme Court aud ea,fy ia conformity
herewith.
Spreading & shannon vs., Albert Rob.
efls; judgmen; for SSi.45.
Eorcsta G.. Huichison vs.. unknown
heirs of Woodbridge Merryheid, suit IN
partiiioui proof Of publication made
aud fled and decree Of PARTITION, aud
order Of fale fof cash.
). j. freeman vs.. Loitie Case, adj
nlinisiratrix estate OF Amos +. Case,
action TO foreclose mortgage; proof OF
publication made and lilcd; Judgment
by default fof aud equity Of redemption
furcclasurc.
Rosie Robinson Vi. John Robinson,
action for divorce; dismissed.
Amos Crossman VI. MaIiaaa Goodln,
guardian Of Eta Gocslin q al; adslgs
enter their appearance and alias sum
mons as 10 minors
a. Ibauss q Co. VI. n. Kabier. ap.
peal from ]. r confused upon shs
application and al The cost VI sbo De
PENDANT.
Eda.ssa \. psssA y. xsLs s,sasa
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HAzEL RUN.
Fred Laadoh has a very sick child.

Fred l.aadoli has a very sick child.
Weather uniayorable for everything
except ducks.
Property sold well At g. ". Horn's
sale on the llth.
Net Chapman Is preparing to build
now residence soon.
M's. Calvin Mitchell spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. J. .. Kennedy
Miss Pearl Covington, who has been
visiting friends In Charleston, returned
home last week
Shelf Horn makes frequent visits 10
nonnc Terrc Of late. VIVA, b the at.
traction, Shelf?
Hazel l,un will have q wedding 10
the ueag future. Everybody may guess
who, but | will tell soon,
Wesley Patterson Of Jefferson county
visited Bis old aud feeble mother,
Grandma Patterson, on the l9lh.
Hazel Run abounjs In u goodly mum.
bcr o! good ilt turkeys, that viii grace
tic tables on Thanksgiving day.
Ferd Abduction Of French Village Is
rs jolly and pleasant as ever, sad says
bis trade Is bullrr this fll Than Tor
years.
DR. prcsucll reports considerable
sickness IN the country, aud IN Eis large
practice has been very successful,
Ex-Judgc Peter Abduction ,llll wcau
the same pleasant smile, aud grecll his
friends so ohceriully that u makes one
feel glad T. NEE, him.
Frank Thurman aad wife came down
from the city last week, and will spend
some lime In the country on account Of
the III health Of Mr.. Thurman.
Miss Eugcuo Mostellcr, who is teach
ing the Eougglcy school. was thrown
from her horse while returning home
from school, but received no injuries.
The time Of The gear has come that
makes the old farmers wear the pleas.
ant smilo Of couicnimcnt. When lhc
last load Of straw has been gathered,
their cribs etc hcapiag faIl, their gran
aries filed With the golden wheat, their
woodPiles big and fat, the lazy gruul
Of itt hogs In the peas near by, their
horses aud cattle fAt and sleek In com.
fottabie quaricrs--it e. the farmers
alone who can rii IN their comfortable
homes aud LAUGH at their basy uiiy
friends, as they pace The slippery streets
iu search Of bread. Not likr the law.
yer who laughs 20 he crack Of the muir
durur's pistol that be may get big fee
or tha doctor who listens eagerly for
news thu, someone is dangerously sick,
or the merchant, that the children ace
wi,h1u, shoes or clothing: 90, the
farmers vino till thc sa.I iu lho hot sun,
dressed in coarse garh, often .cYiied at
by thc village dude, Is tie only c!a.s
who H. az Iaaco with the world, aud
vino laugh when the world is well ieI
aud clothed.
I.t..f.r.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Thomas Bayiey. single and an.
umrrjed man ol the city ~ -. Lnais. stntn
VI Missouri, ~ his certain deed OF trust,
dated the isth day 81 DeceE1iser, 1857, and
rernrflssd IN the kncurdrT' Office Of -. Fran
cots county, Missouri. IN book NJ. 81. az pate
iso. conveyed ~ fhe undersigned, john L.
BpHy. OF the city nf ste. apncvleVc. IN tnp
county nS ste NcneviNvu, aud state Of Mis-
anuff. all iila right. little. interrsi ard estate,
IA aud 10 the following Described real estate,
situated ~ the county OF ~. frnnenss. and
Stnte at Misfourl. via.
Thn noT1hwess fsacIlanal quarter ri sec
fiuH one 80, townghsp ~. range east, con.
tanning enc hnndreds thirty three end A lee
acres.
whirl Sata conveyance wns MATE Ia trust
70 Epcnrr this payment al four ceFtmls prom.
i6sury natez III said deed of trust t5escrfhsd !:
and witst'eas three of anid EiofeH have HHr
come due and ore unpaid. now. therefore,
IN accordance Wish the frpvisitns of kaisi
deed 81 trust. and NJ she request OF tito To-
e1i liCl6es OF Fain Reina I VIII gsfsH.erd To
sell tha above deacrilSaa yrul cssasa nt thr
south front annrUf TIRE Com House, IN tbe
rtty 81 FaTinlrRtUii, IA thc county Of 81.
Francois. state aforesaid. IN the highest
bidder Tar cash. AZ pailslc auction. on
Saturday, tho 10th day Of December,
1899,
between tins h0hre+as ssine o'einez IA the
forrnoen and I'VE u'etDek III tbs afzrFnDnn
Of that s1ly. u nlfissy zufG tiates. tazeihef
with ssss cost ana EXPENSE oftxeczsssns thls
tpffS i, npsss. Trnxsass
4@teA sAas iath Oar " Nagx1z1fsasr iAskss
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There will be Thanksgiving supper
ut Oakland church, six miles east Of
Pennington, on the evening Of the 3Olh
inst, for the benefit Of the Sunday
school
Lcggings, Oycrshoes aud Rubbcrs at
the Grand Leader.
The name Of the Shakespeare Club
has been changed to the Monday Club
II will meet with Miss Mamie IlighlCy
next week, as she has been chosen
leader for month.
Iiyou think Of buying o new suiD for
winter, e 10 Cole & NiNon's, By AL
means. They have the largest stock
aud best goods for les, money than
any other house in town
Watches, new stock and lowest
prices, at TcllcyH.
Rev. DR. Martha will preach the third
Of the series Of SUNDAY night sermon,
on the subject "a Calm Scriptural View
Of Christian baptism" ai the Alolho.
diet Episcopal church sunday evening.
ri O'Clock; the subject will be "rhe
Mode Of Baptism " The public Is IN
yi.cd.
For pure Maple Syrup 90 10 Klein
& bros
Glcrsc. the merchant tailor. Is al
ways looking out for something To-
please III, custoulng-, aud 10 BIZ fall
goods, which haze arrived, be ha,
some vi tho most attractive picc,
goods ever brought to FarmInglon.
lie inyiios you to call and see them,
aud as you will be wanting flll suit
soon leave your order.
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WASTED. --50,0 Hr,.class white
oak iies, delivered on The right Of way
Of the VI. II. & n, T. lry, For spccl.
hcatipns and further particulars Inquire
oi {. II. FAKE, Engineer Maintenance
OF Way, Bonno Tcrrc, so.
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For choice apples go to Cole q Nix.
on's.
Up.to-datc ate the suits put up at
GicFso's.
For up-,o-datc O,ercoais go to Cole
q NMou's.
Dr. c. A. May of Elyius was in town
yesterday.
Fresh Fish at Schek's City Market
cry Thursday.
pp'e, peach and plum butter at
20 Bros.
cin & BRO. have Just received "a
" of fresh cranbctries.
On, George ". Mahn Of East Dohne
was in town Tuesday.
RS. Merrill Pipkln has returned
IN visit TO jefferson County.
Mr.. Rodach of Middlcbrook was In
town several days the past week.
We want several hundred turkeys
for Thanksgiving. Cole q Nixon.
Ia Christmas candies you will lad
the largest assortment ut Klein 4 Bros.
Extra quality dress lining; something
Z new. voLLATH IL CARLETON.
For delicious smoke try "swcet
Lilac brand. You won't be disap-
pointed.
60 to the City Drug Store for all
kinds of school supplies. Assortment
complete.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Ferguson Of
Alinc Ia Motto visited friends In Farm
linton this week,
The most elegant fall suI,Iugs In the
county nj +. Gierse's merchant tailor
Ing establishment.
..changc of Heart will be the sub
iert Of discourse n the Christian church
next Sunday evening.
'.Queen Of Modern woodmen" Is
the name Of the best DC cigar on the
market. Call fot Il.
Judge Eyersolc of p5,osi, accom-
panied by his wife, was here the latter
part OF last week attending court.
For saur kraut, pickles, beans, new
sorghum mnlasscs aud California evap-
GRATED frnitg, 60 70 Cole d Nixon's.
Airs. j. G. Alexander aud son Clar.
ancc have gone TO Carter county TO
srcud week or two visiting relatives.
For sll klIds Of school supplies,
books, tablets, stationery. crsyons, pen
ellis, pens, etc. 60 10 the City drug
Store.
Kew. Msrrin Haw and his wife and
children came down last week on ac-
couas u the marriage Of Miss Laura
Haw.
fjr. Efiei uaw OF Commerce and
Aperc, who u attending school at Co
inmtia. wcrr here last week to wiiacss
tho aaafriage Of their sister 10 DR..
Nsscaat.
Tee, rarmington lsu;Iiiag q LvanI
esociatioa will pay Out This msnlh.
"A extra ssssss,ncal ot soc. on the
m ordered by the board IN order 10
~ tkis The association has bceu Of
nfec bcncff 10 the iowa.