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Arizona republican., 1899-09-20
CUBAN LABOR TROUBLES.
Impcssibility Of Pleasing Some of the
Natives.

Havana, Sept. 19.-The HeraldC says
editorially today that the behavior CT
the Cubans is absurdly contradictory.
In many parts of the island, it points
out, there is great want Of labor. in
spite of which the Cubans ara crying
for foreign labor to leave the country,
and in Havana work is being impro-
vised for Migrants. The paper asks
why they do not go to Pinar del Rio,
where labcrers arei wanted.
A Spapiard from Pinar del Rio said
recently that his countrymen were
dying of hunger there because the pe0-
pie would not let them work.
The proposal by some persons to
import American labor caused a cry TO
be RAISED that this would Americanize
the island, and that the Anglo-Saxon
race being absorbing and overbear-
ing, would leave nothing for the Gu
bans" They tell the Spanfards, who
are accustomed to thg climate and are
Of the same race and language, to
evacuate Cuba. 1t seems next to i'm
possible to please the Cubans, who DO
not know what they really want.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-20

for money. When the Chicago bank
rency he is paid in $4,000 gold Ger
tiffoetes or by bills of ether denomi-
nations, with only enough of the little
ones to round out the total. If he
makes a demand for small bills he
may be given a few thousands in $40
gold certificates, but that is the best
he can do. Meantime his correspond
crit is writing for 100000 lots of cur
rency, nothing wanted larger than
tens or f1ves. 1t is impossible to meet
to refuse them, SO the banker wires
his New York correspondent to eX-
press currency. In return he gets his
money in big bills or is put off alto
gether. The crops cannot be moved
with big bills. The country bank has
to supply the currency for those trans
actions, and it cannot do so if its
Chicago correspondent sends big bills.
To meet this condition some of the
big institutions have been shipping
gold, bus grieyous complaint has fol-
lowed this course One bank having
dealings in the cotton region shipped
gold to meet an CrGjer. Back came
the reply: Dent send us gold. Pee
pie helo are not us,5d to it, and as soon
rs they get it they hoard it away and
refuse to pay it out even to meet their
debts. 1t is worse than nothing
Arizona republican., 1899-09-20
WEDDING PARTY DISAPPOINTED
Bride Did Not Appear and Now tn,
Bridegroom Also Is Missing.

Waterbury, Conn, Sept. 19.-There
was disappointed wedding party at
the Catholic Lithuanian church in
the Brooklyn district this morning
when it was announced that Katherine
married to Adam Szegiz had disap-
peared and could not be found. The
prospective husband took the matter
seriously and Within an hour there
was another party searching at the
Arizona republican., 1899-09-20

consideration. Rev. Richard S. storrs,
DID,, of Brooklyn, will be invited to
preside over the council and the open
ing sermon will be preached by Princi-
pal Fairbairn, of Mansfield college, Ok
ford.
the visitors includes jaunts to Harvard
university, Salem, Bunker Hill and the
navy yard.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-20
NO MORE BOOKS

Mr.. Snaggs-AIy dear, has Mrs Penn
returned that book we lent her
month ago?
Mrs. Snaggs-No; 1 must ask her for
it. Il
well, hereafter we lend her moth
ing but the cat"
'fWhy?"
THE cat will come back Pitts
burg Chronicle-Telegraph.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-20
BISHOP DOANE ROBBED.
Pickpocket in Boston Stole 500 and
Valuable Papers From Him.

Boston, Sept 19.-William C. Dolane.
Episcopal church Of Albany, n. Y,
was robbed in the suburbs of this CITY
yesterday. His pocketbook containing
about 500 and several valuable papers
were taken. The police, to whom the
case was reported, believe that the
bishop was the victim of a pickpOcket
Arizona republican., 1899-09-20

arose from the seat and shot himself
in the head His brother and partner
III business, Albert Snedes, sat near
him when he committed the act, but
was unable to prevent it as his back
was turned. Snedes died in two min
utes. Snedes was SO years old. He
had been i'll from softening of the
brain for the past nine years.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-20
FRENCH BUDGET.
An Increase Of 100000 Francs il
Estimated Expenditure

Paris, Sept. 19.-The French budget
for 1900 shows an increase in the esti-
mated expenditure of AZ, 000, 900 francs.
The war and marine ministers ask fer
36,000,000 francs increase of the sup
Elementary force in Algiers and the
building of new warships.
The national debt amounts to thirty
milliards of francs
Arizona republican., 1899-09-20
SHOT HIMSELF ON A TRAIN.
Passenger i5n the Milwaukee & St
Paul Commits Suicide.

Chicago, Sept 19.-wh1le the train
from the north over the Chicago, Mil
waul1ee & st: Paul railroad was pass
ing through Glen View last night
Charles Shedes, a grain merchant of
Harlem, n, p, one CT the passengers,
Arizona republican., 1899-09-20
DEARTIH OF SMALL BILLS.
County Banks Complain of Scarcity
CT Money to Make Change

Chicago, Sept. 19.-The Record says:
Banks with country business COM
plain bitterly of the scarcity OF small
bills. The crops are now fairly well
in motion, and the small banks clamor
Arizona republican., 1899-09-20
| MUST HAVE A GAS STOVE

railroad stations for him. The Lith-
uanians think that Szcgiz will become
reconciled to the situation after a day
or so if he can be found, but they have.
fears for the girls safety
Arizona republican., 1899-09-20
Watch Us Went!..

$I.OO
16 pounds D. G. Cane Sugar.
46C.
8 pounds Leaf Lard.
CSC.
10 pounds Leaf Lard.
<3C.
1 pound Star Tobacco.
39C.
pound Battle Axe Tobacco.
$I.65
80 pounds Kansas Flour.
Csc.
pounds best Pink Beans.
Kansas City Bacon.
Csc.
bars good Laundry Soap
zoe.
Fresh Ranch Eggs. only a few on
hand
At the store that's always busy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Important, Notice ofCh.n.c.

The McCleary- Mcclellan Live Stock
Company have changed their auction
day to Wednesday.
ON Wednesday. February 1st they
will have their grand opening sale. for
which they will have about 800 horses
and mules Of every class and descrp-
ton
They have adviccs from their regu-
lar shippers. that they intend to ship
the choicest lot of stock for this open
ing sale that can be had.
Any one that wants horse or mule
of any grade. or class. can be accom-
modated nt this sale. and there being
so many to sell they are sure to go
cheap.
Especial attention is called to n car
load of extra large mules and two car
loads of kentucky drivers and sad
d!ers. ja29-2t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
THE SNOW sron,I.
HEAVY PRECIPITATION ALI. DAY
YESTERDAY

The Weather Bureau gave timely
warning of the great snow-storm. which
reached Norfolk yesterday morning at
1 o'clock from the Northwest. The fall
was general along tho Atlantic coast as
lar South as Jacksonville. Fla, and ex-
tended rs far West as the Rocky
Mountains.
The precipitation here was con.inu
Gus and occasionally violent. A; no
time during the day was the tempera-
iure sufficiently low to proven; the
snow from melting when it came in
contact with the earth. consequently il
did not attain a depth Of more than
three inches. although the precipitation
was sufficient TO give a iive-nch snow.
Yesterday afternoon several sleighs
were on the streets, ana good sport was
had.
Last night about s o'clock the wind
shifted. and the clouds We're swept
away.
The Weather Bureau promises better
conditions for to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Norrolk so,d,cr. nnck momc.

Mr.. Richard Mclaughlin, brother-in-
law of Captain Prince. has returned to
the city having been honorably dis
charged from the army. At the out
break OF the war Dick" enlisted with
the First New York Volunteer Envi-
neers. and was assigned to COMPANY
G. Mr.. Mclaughlin saw service ut
san Juan. Porto Rico. and had several
skirmishes with Spanish gucrrillas. The
engineers built two bridges. which the
Spaniards blew up, and part OF the
Tune the men worked in water up to
their waists
Dick" is of the opinion that Il will
be several years before it will he safe
for Americans to invest money in the
Island. Mr.. Mclaughlin comes from
nshting stock his brother. Frank. now
peinE In Cuba with the Seventh Army
Corps, and Ned" local boxer of
note, having seen service with the
Fourth Virginia Regiment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

CBy Telegraph to VirginIan- Puot)
Harrisburg. Pa, Jan. 2S.-Thcrc were
not more than twenty members pres
ent this morning when Speaker Tarr
called the House To order
There was less than a dozen Sena-
tors in attendance at the joint assem-
bly,. The list of pairs showed Isl SEN
ators and members absent and paired.
The ballot for senator follows:
Quay, 80. Jenkins. !: Dalzell. /.
Less than Il majority being present,
General Goblin announced that there
had been no election. and the cOnven-
tion adjourned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

the city against the street railway.
There was some question in the mind
of the representative OF the United
states Fidelity Company, which went
on the bond. as to whose bond 1t was
going on. a. a. Moss. or "a. a. Moss.
Mayor" This question was sat!sfac-
torily settled. however. and the bond
was executed yesterday.
The officials of the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
have just been notified that the con-
tract to overhaul and repair the Brit
ish steamship Thornley, has been
awarded to this yard. The Thornley,
Will leave Baltimore tonight, and will
reach the shipyard tomorrow. The
work OF repairing the vessel will be
commenced at once.
The public school teachers of New
pert News. Hampton, and of Warwick
and Elizabeth City counties will meet
In the High School in this city next
Friday night for the purpose of organ
i2ing Teachers League FOR the pro-
motion of educational Interests.
Attorney Il. w. Walbridge returned
from Grand Rapids, Mich. this morn
ing. where he won an important suit
before the Supreme Court of the State.
Postmaster Fred Read has been noti-
fed of his election as president of the
Virginia League of Republican Clubs.
to succeed the late Colonel II. de b.
CLAW
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
I.cnrdnttho Stntion.

Lawrence Spruil, colored, was arrest
ed yesterday by Detective West on the
charge Of stealing a skiff ana an over
coat from @. w. Armory. OF the Sixth
Ward
Charles CASTOR and James IL. Curtis.
both colored. were locked up charged
with stealing fifty pounds OF pork
from Smith 6 Balance. The arrest
was made by Officers Allen and Luck.
Mary Shaw. colored. was arrested by
Officers Spratt and Childrcss and locked
up on the charge of stealing lot of
clothing.
Lizzie Griffin got drunk and then
became reckless: afterwards held up n
negro man and took So from him. and
lastly was arrested and locked up by
Officer Mason.
William Bean, n very bad negro. got
drunk and then beat his horse in n
cruel and brutal manner, without the
slightest provocation except the
promptings of n wicked disposition.
Justice Robert will be the horses
friend in the Police Court tomorrow
morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

two weeks in advance of the other
troops. and is now doing provost guard
DUTY at HEADQUARTERS of the Second Di-
VISION. Joe writes that he is we'll and
nappy. and that all the boys are con-
tented.
FAILED FOR $4,000.
w. Q. Burton. builder and contractor,
through his counsel. Messrs. Carter and
bryant. filed petition in Bankruptcy
to-day. His liabilities aggregate more
than $4,000. ]. l.. Taliaferro is the larg-
est creditor, the sum of $40, 5S5.79 being
due him. The amounts due other cred
itors range from $3S to 81, 600 No assets
or any description are returned except
$1,000 of chooses in action.
SHORT NOTES.
a general inspector from the govern
ment offices at Washington is here. He
IS paying particular attention to the
lights used in the Custom House build
ing.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Daisy Hutzler to Mr.. Samuel Hollcr.
Mr.. Holler is a popular traveller for n
big Boston shoe house.
Rev. DIR. Paul L. Mcneil, pastor of
st. Johns Lutheran Church. is expect
ed to reach here this morning from n
tour Of the Holy Land. and of the Con-
tinent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

least one hundred and fifty boys are
wanted at the meeting. One hundred
and seventeen were present last sun
day. All boys who are members Mt
this time and those who have been
members during the past year are ear
nestly requested to attend
Announcements OF the clubs and
also of Il free stereopticon entertain
ment To be given the members Of the
army this week will be read. This en-
tertalnment will consist Of Il large
variety OF moving and stationery pic
lures with a powerful electric stereop-
ticon. one of the most expensive ma
chimes sold.
Meeting begins promptly AZ $50 and
no boys will be admitted after 2:45.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
NENpORT NEWS
Notice Served on the Sewer Con-
tractors.
ust Resume WcrIS or EngIncerPot.
ter Will SO DO For rhcm-Churrh
observation-disclosures OF II Launch
HrrviticN.

Newport News. Va, Jan. 2s.-Con-
sulting Engineer Alexander Potter has
served notice on NJ. Honan e Son. the
Baltimore Fidelity and Guaranty Com
pany ana the Delaware County Safe
Deposit and Title Insurance Company
that unless work is diligently resumed
on tho sewer system in the next five
days he VIII take the contract out of
the hands OF the contractor, as re-
qu!red by the original agreement. and
proceed with the work himself at the
cost Of the contractors ana his bonds
men.
CHURCH DEDICATION.
Rev. James Cannon, Jr.. president OF
Elacksburg Female Institute, was an
ncunccd 10 arrive here Sunday for the
purpose Of defeating the Forty-lifth
Street Methodist Chapel. but he has
notified Rev. Mr. Lipscomb that he
can not be here on account Of the
death of one Of his children. Rev II.
IL. Bennett. pastor OF McKendree NJ. T..
Church, Norfolk. has been secured. The
service Will begin Il: $50 o'clock. Rev.
Mr. Bennett Will preach at Washing,
ton Avenue Church in the morning. No
announcements has been made for the
e"ening service.
PURCHASE OF LAUNCH.
Air. Franl; NJ. Phoebus has just pur-
chased from Captain l.. NJ. Evans. OF
Baltimore, his elegant naptna launch
Lady Gay" consideration not stated
Captain Evans is n Baltimorcan, who
with his family. came to Hampton sew
cral months ago. and has been spending
the winter here. He and his charming
wife and son have been domiclled ut
the Barnes Hotel. and have made many
friends in Hampton. They will leave
in n few days for Baltimore. Captain
Evans will probably purchase a large
steam yacht FOR use on pleasure cruises
and expects 10 visit Hampton again.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
JUDGE Strout. of the Supreme Court
OF Portland. Ne. has appointed Ed
ward =. Me2nN and Melville T.. ingalls,
both of New York. receivers in the sui,
al the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
against the Atlantic Transportation
Company.
Captain John Il. Kelly. of Bath, was
appointed receiver in the case of the
Western National Bank. of New York
against William II. Bcss. of New Bed
ford. and the Atlantic Transportation
Company.
BRENITIES
Mayor Mess has finally given his ap-
peal bond in the injunction suit OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

" OODARD & ELAN. Insurance
w Agents. Suffolk, Va. arc selling "A
policy for one dollar a year that pays five
dollars per week should the holder have
typhoid. scarlet or typhus fever. small
poN. Asiatic cholera var.oloid. dlphtherIa
or meaSeis. All persons over eighteen
than ten policies sold TO one person.
ja26-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

a meeting of special Importance Of
the Boys Gospel Army of the Young
Mems Christian Association will he held
at 2:30 o'clock. For special reasons at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
PLEASED AND HAPPY.

Mr.. James Hannah has received
letter from his son Joe. who is a mem
her OF Company L, (Sunolk) Fourth
Virginia Regiment, now in Cuba. Com
pany f was the first of the Virginia
troops to land in Cuba. having gone
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
Poll Of Honor in Public Schools
For JaaH4HHaaf y.
Annual Reception First Nnnsc-
Personal.
Especial to Virglnfan-Pilot)

Suffolk. Va. Jan. 2S-The roll OF
honor in Suffolk High School and Pub
lie School No. for January has been
completed The requirements in regard
to lessons and behavior are rigid and
it means something to be recorded on
the star roll. Here are the clever ones
First and Second Grades-Miss Willie
Harrell. teacher: Elmer Brinkley, Mar
ion Hill. Frank Jones. Donald Clough,
Henry Potter. MILFORD Wells. Douglas
Wilcox. Culley Winborne, Reese Duke,
Murilla Brooks. Lillian Hosier, lie
Claire King. Fannie Riddick, Willie
Taylor, Julia Wells. Virginia Wyatt.
Third Grade-AIiss Hulda Eggleston,
teacher: Harvey Eley, Stalcy Yeates,
Ncttie Chanler, George Mcneil.
Fourth Grade-Miss Margaret Clutch
in. teacher; Mamie Whitley. Bonnie
Pugh.
Fifth Gradc-NIiss Ella Bcale, teach
or: Frank Dennis. Cleveland helms,
sammie Stallings. Ruby Keller.
Sixth Gradc-Miss Daisy Nurney
teacher: George Artman Harry Dish
aroon. Rochelle Harrell, Claire New
some. Wallace Norneet. Oscar Piland,
Alfred Riddck, Burwcll Riddick. Bruce
Rawlcs. Leslie Smith, James Wilson,
Noellc Bradshaw, IneZ King, Olah
Pierce. Mary Potter, Lola Turner.
Seventh Gradc-Miss Susie j. Prentis,
teacher: Annie Carr. David Wood,
Willie Virgins. John Thornton.
Eighth Grade-Miss Lizzie Britt,
tcacher-Pretlow Holland. Carroll Wig
gins.
First Year High School-Same teach
or: Jamie Causey, Saliie Rawles,
Archer Applewhte.
Second Year High School-NIr. w c.
Norton. principal: Gladys Applewhite,
Emma King.
There were no pupils in the third year
grade who reached the required stand
ard this month. They haven't done it
any other month of this session.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
PAYING OFF TEACHERs.

This was pay day for the teachers.
the school trustees from the several
districts in the county were supposed
to be in Suffolk ana settle Some of
them were absent. but the teachers got
their money all right. 1t takes $1,000 a
month to pay them.
PERSONALS.
Mr. Frank y. Bennett. OF Norfolk.
and friend. ]. c. Peacock, are visiting
the fhmily of Hon. j. T.. Booker.
Messrs. y. Johnston Ackiss and
Thomas Jefferson Ackiss, of Princess
Anne. Md. arrived in Suffolk to-day.
Messrs. j. b. Porter and w. +. Snead
OF Norfolk. were registered at the Com
mercial Hotel to-day.
Mr.. j. NJ. Virgins arrived o-day
from Windsor, n. c., to visit his fam
ily4n Suffolk.
MIR. and Mrs. a. r. Cramer left this
afternoon for n visit to Baltimore.
Miss Hattie Parker returned to-day
from n stay with friends in Norfolk.
The Misses Carpenter got back to-day
from Washington. accompanied by
Va.
MIR. w. II. Jones. Jr.. and daughters
Misses Phoebe and Emme. left this aft
ernoon to spend Sunday with MIR. Rob
ert Jones. York street, Norfolk
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
ARTISTS IN HARD LUCK,

\ long way from home without money
and remote from their bankers address.
Il hard luck couple struck town to-day
and asked for voluntary contributions.
They were young man and n young
lady. who had been members of n
theatrical company recently stranded in
the Old North State. While they COM
planned Of lack of cash and mentioned
board bills 10 be settled before leaving
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
HOME FROAr CUBA.

Cnnfnfn 2. Thornton Marye. OF COM
pany G.. Fourth Virginia Regiment, is
Newport News. He is just from Cuho
on leave Of absence. Captnin Marye is
son Of Colonei Morton Maryc. He Is
Very much pleased with Cuba and saws
the country affords great possibilities
for those who want TO engage in bust
nHcs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

town, these young artists were in no
wise seedy looking. They were well
anu fashionably clad and pleasing i'll
appearance. The girl was raS Bier
pretty. The man had a good address
and could talk n little.
But these former comedians didn't
come to Suffolk to beg. They expected
collection. The snow killed that plan.
they saw the Mayor. but the towns
iuhd tor the assistance of stranded
theatrical people was somewhat shy.
so there was nothing to do but ac-
cept donations. The man did most of
the talking. The girl stood by and
plead with her pretty implorinS black
eyes
If they have good luck these young
artists expect to reach home some time
IN June Both reside in the same state,
at different towns.
ANNUAL LITERARY RECEPTION.
The ladies OF the Senior Literary Club
are arranging for their annual recep-
non; 1t Will be held this year with Mrs
L. L. Harper. at No l22 Main street. 4
beautiful Little program is being got
zen up Tor the occasion. 1t will be lite
rarE IN It's nature. and Will be appro-
pirate TO Valentine night. for the recep-
tloh comes February 18th. Every mem
per is expected, as this is the only
meeting of the year that men can go.
me refreshments will be III keeping
with the affair
FIRST NANSENTOND SIIAD.
The first white shad caught in Nanse-
mona river this season got hung in Tai
man Johnsons net to-day. This is ear
Her than shad have been taken here in
I'VE years. 1t was n big roe shad and
q dollar hill -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
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The Springdale news., 1899-05-19

office, blacksmith shop, two saw mills in town and another one near Dy
 Mrs Rosie Porter went 10 Springdale Sunday SD l guess / T. will have to follow Old Buckskin's trade awhile. that is keeping bach.
 The people of district 122 are much interested in reference to county IT iformity text books. Prof c. r. Smith ! teacher of p years favors its adoption.
 Prof. c. F. Smith preached at Clifton Saturday night, Sun- day and Sunday night He did just as he always does, just simply Knocked the black out.
 NJ. " Porter planted two acres in strawberries last spring. This spring he sold a half in. terest in his berries to 4 H. Paschal for S50, Now say berry growing don'tpay in this country.
 PTrUsErN
The Springdale news., 1899-05-19

bnt was universally regarded as a. exemplary christian gentleman ana 2 most worthy and useful citizen We extend heartfelt sympathy to his bereayed famIly.-fayetteVilie Daily.
 A correspondent at Winslow, signing himself "J. A. P.o' sent SC, inc following to the Fayetteville Reylew. winch appeared in that paper last week; Mrs. Lennie Tavlor died at Mir. Jorden's, miles east of Wnnslow on Little Frog. She was married to d man by the name of Unger and lived at Rogers at one time. Hermalden name was Lepnle Badgett. Her father lives in Arkansas but she wouldn't tell where She said she did not want any of her people to know what has become of her. Her last mans name is Elmer Taylor. lie left her on Tuesday of last week and has not been heard of since. The woman was in delicate con. dition. It Is generally believed
 that she dld something to herself
 that caused her death. She sad Sh'
 was 26 years old.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-19
ELM SPRINGS.

The Doings of Some of Elm Springs
 Good People.
 Will Delozier is still on the sick list.
 Miss Ollie Mount is quite sick at present.
 Miss Myrtle Cogar Is visiting here at present,
 Alyia Deen, of spriugdale, Was in our town Sunday.
 Orlando Webster of Fayette vile was visiting here Sunday. Lon MeGiIl, of Bentoayille, did the pleading act in a arlm inal case before the eoart of
The Springdale news., 1899-05-19
BUcKsKIN
WEST FORK
Death of James Mcknight Mrs,
 foes Injured,

Death of James Ncknight=Mrs,
 Toes Injured.
 People are very busy with thelr crops and berries.
 Rev. Burks has been quite sick, but Is considerably better at present.
 Mrs. Noes hurt herself badly this morning, it is thought her foot is broken.
 Jas. Mcknight died last Tuesday after suffering several months with consumption.
 Preparations are being made for memorial services which will be held the 4th Sunday h this month
 Mr. Whitten and wife, ol Ft. Smith, have been visiting our little burg for q few days, guests of our miller Written