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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-14
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Did you see the stars shoot2
Better borrow from a pawhbrokcr
than from q friend
a cornei l. Just a. biga uulsasce a.
a fui iedsed cora
Brick and sand sidewalks are giving
~ay % stone aaggiug
70 is strange bat true that today
VII be yesterday tomorrow.
John Bale. % the Or IS marshars
chcc aas been ii FOR a few days but
Is able 60 be ia his Office
The excursion 20 the town % Camp
oe'l on she 21th will be 30 cents for
thc round trip from Guthrie.
A ncw stone culysrt and waterway
has been completed across the side
walk oa the south side % Harrison
aveauc. on Niue street
Chas Ponds two story building is
rapidly assumiug deminsions. lie
wiil have a hne business building
when u IS completed
Gov Barnes today granted a pardon
% Lottie herschner. aged -. who was
sent 20 the pen last year from Blaine
county f0r cattle stcLiing
Thrse new prisoners are doing work
on the streets today They were ar
rested for vAgrancy ans were aned by
Judge Nock aud pu; % work
This evening thc Lyric Ladies OF
Chicago will appear az the Mckennon
opera house Cor the drst tune in the
city The entertainment will be- a
musica. treat
L. z Herod Is seriously 100 At the
residence % bis son Judge ". Il Het.
cd He is quite al old man. being
scvcntg seven years % age
An EnVorth League social will occur
tomorrow evening a. The home % Nsa.
Nixon, 90 North Broad street A ma.
sical And literary program viii be
given aefreshments
Jalce- Dom Paul Kruger shouer
has IA eagle eye Yesterday he cap
turcI valise that had been In the
hands oi ihief shortly afterwards
he iopnt the thief aud threw him 10
The prayer meeting at tac M r.
church THURSDAY evening will begin
A. l0 p m and close AZ $50 A half
hour will then be devoted 70 thc study
% The sunday scno0l lesson
The petitivn "A error OF Thomas n.
jerks aud Jas ID. jenks W Hugh T.
McGoWAn. Las been iled % the su.
preme court The case comcs FROM
Kingdsher co anty
The probate Judge Is yrouchy be-
cause he has not had any marriage
I business for few days Last week
| they came TOO fast tor him perhaps
/ Hs married eleven couples la one day
last week
ln tae aowmaa ueizhborhood near
Orlando cog baru fell 10 on Mrs
John Melville. who had her baby in
her arms The mother was killed but
the 1hud was not Injured
a chatter has been issued 30 the
Hauk ~ Iramau. 10 has capital
stock ~ I. .UUI tts directors are W.
A Slough ronca City J ~ >caries.
/ kansas Ci.y and b " Iempetou aud
l. w Hamilton. Braman.
Ou raxs $50 % ,be Metropolitan
Magazine for Noyem scr wi.. be found
q good f1ia2 picture Of Happy Joe
ani hi, Mau Buried Alive The pic
ture was taata .u iud,arApol.s last
I Ju.y.
Adiltart Genera. Orncr aud mum.
ter of i1.a nimrods 8re httlng out a
huutng aEped.t.0l which w..l start
for aut, auauowE next weee
Contractor Moore yesterday moved
bis grading olt1t toward tae east end
% che survey ~ tle Eastern Okiahc
ma railroad where be wi.. again coms
manee grading work
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rEHsoNNL NENrIoN


r. D. couklia Of Wichita is in The
city.
Harry Lampor, Of Winfield il in the
city
Or McReeby is 10 Chicago Tor few
days.
George cbopp.a q Wichita &, here
on business.
Major McKinley has returned from
a trip 20 Oklahoma City
Secretary Jenkins is In Newklrk.
looking after farm matters.
Dennis 4 FLYNN left this mornin-
for Joplin on min.ng business
Scout Cooper has bccn appointed
grand marshal OF the % % O..
Judge Frank Dale has returned
home from district court al pawnee
Cashier will lI0rsgaI, OF the Guthrie
National bank. is on the sick list
Horace Speed Is home from kansas
city where he has been looking after
legal matters.
Henry Stebblus of Enid is iu the
city. Tie b. here on business before
the school land department.
John r.. Lcavcy of Cheyenne Is here
ne reports his town booming aud
things la first class condition
Forrest Mckinley Is 10 the vicinity
OF Weatherford looking after govern
ment land matters,
Miss Sybil Jenncss has return "a 10
her home In Chandler after a nieasant
visit 20 Mics ida Niblack
Miss Bertha Gregory assistant Ter
rl'orial librarian Is suffering from a
light attack Of malaria fever
Mrs NJ Skaggs aud little daughter
came in frow shawnee this morn.uv.
They will % the guests OF jacob
Skaggs OF this city
Miss Gertrude Westmaeott. OF Burr
ton, Kansas, is the guest OF Miss Edna
Gray She rs charming young lady
and sweet contralto singer
"N"Aa MhfAAa tAAh hAlh morning. Tor
his old home la Indiana and 90 attend
the deep waterways convention at
Memphis, 20 which he 10 delegate.
Judge Leary, one OF Cheyenue
leading lawyers, 10 ia the city looking
after business before the school land
department
Charlie Hunter. who went 70 New
York three months ago 10 reside. has
returned TO Enid tie probably heard
Of the statehood meeting.
Rev. O. %. Harold is being hunted
oy officers. Harold Is a married man
He recently led a revival at Pawnee
and made love to the girls
Charley Randall received letter
from his son, Bert. at Santiago de
Cuba. Saturday Bert Is in charge of
che United states weather buream az
that place. he reports that during
the iccsnt hurricane and storm az that
place IA inches ~ rain fell Bert q
well and doing well
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Miss Eiiiha uoustou. who has
been visiting her brother q j Hous
ton. and family f1r two weeks ycster
day retained % Edna kansas. where
she u emplaycd az a registered phar
macist
The stars drop once in whifs
our prices are dropping an the
time Millinery sale Thursday.
Friday and Saturday Of this week
Come and see hOw zoe drop prices
The Fair
Ned Sis on is attending court A.
Pewnee he recently toof over twen
~ Eve prisoners aud has informed
The marshal Office here shat forty ave
prisoners Will be- brought here f9r
safe keeping and 90 serve out senten
ces, the term of a. = court being
rather .args this time
The longest string % emptv cars
ever pulled ont of South McAlester
was hauled from That place 30 Alder.
son ou ,ne Choctaw the other day
There were eighty orc cars making a
train a mile and a half long
The RsW Y9rk buyer for the
fair struck pudding the other
day and every person in Guthrie
and surrounding UioiHitg is entire
~ weIoOme to a sample. The pud
ding embraces 500 samples. eOerg
thing Is fine fancy worb SAFE
thursday, Friday and Saturday
The Fair.
The case oi the territory against
hahAhey transferred from Dewey
county. Is on trial In the district court
~ Enid MAhAhey killed W q Nc.
Donald. better known among politi-
clans a. Mac OF d., in the summer -
1928. There were no eye witnesses
and Mahafey claims self-defcnsc. One
hundred citizens onDewey county are
attending the trial
500 samples Of handsome Dog-
lies. Nay Cloths. Dresser Scdrfs.
Showers, Center Pieces bought
from the largest importing house
IN America. John Pullman q Co
New York. al so cents on the dol
lar. and wiH be- sold az so cents
on the dollar thursday Friday
and Saturday. The fair
The young people of the NJ r.
church will have a social At the res
dencc of Mrs L. r. Wixom on Wed.
uesday evening A musical aud lit
erAry program will be presented a
male quEriette under the direction of
Prof Station will assist ia :he enter.
tainment. Refreshments will be serv
ed and free will Offering received
Inc 800 pieces Of fancy yoyk to
90 on sale the last Of THIS week
wiH ANSWER for ChHstmGss pres
eBts. each piece is of the best
quality better than II made al
home only three days sale
thursday friday and Saturday
The fair.
II you are suffering from drowsi
less iu the day time. irritabity Of tenn
per, sleepless nights general debility
headache, and general want of tone OF
the aystem. use HERBINE You will
get relief aud hnally q cure. Price so
cents Sold by n y Lille IS Co. and
Wheeler & SON
4 household saying. that "The
Fair DrODrietOrS are about the
faiysst merchants IN Guthrie p
The WOrd prices, styles and quail
itg haUe neUer been questioned.
ana, too they are leaders in mil
HHerg Their sale this Wsek WiIi
De profitable 10 the purchasers
For Sale-One milk COW aud YOU ~
heffer. also some household goods.
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Notice

Al auction in buih tn Brooks
stock OF clothing ana .hOeS tUiH
be sold friday. Moo i,. az 2 pm,
az auction Inc store ig closed
bgt the st0sk can be ms pected
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For Sale-One milk COW aud you 1g
heifcr. also some household goods.
Call az parsonage NJ T. hurch SO uiA
T. b Hicks
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CATARRH
EiIsCrsam Balm

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nHa tuuta ~ nl iu
ir1us dfrf
tgf a,s1risi
t|r's ilei.efaf lr
if Nreus anl Al nrasI
tlc htfa ra4ttft
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Self pcesorva ton o. thc urN law
90 Nature. tni to take Hoods SlrsapArilla
nn thC nrsf appearance of ,mFufc blood Is
Nn important step toward self preservation
~ m axes Nlch rei bloe1 and iusurcs Enod
health.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-19

II all the dressmakers known 20 exist in
America worked twenty-four hours %
each day for a whole year without stop
ping for sleep or meals, they would stlll
be able TO make only one dress apiece for
Iess than seven-eighths OF the women oe
America
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE

AO1I 1ON SAFE
OF TWO PIECES OF REAL ESTATE.
BY order of the Superior Court, we will
sell at public auction on Tuesday, Janu-
airy 10th, at 10 a m. the following real
estate: First piece-House and LOT. No.
1221 street, 40 by 100. Second ,piece-Full
block, Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
A and North B, with all the improvements
thereon. The sale will take place at No.
Auctioneers.
Devlin & Devlin Attorneys for Estate.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.
Announced in Senate-Substitut.
Treaty Resolution Adopted.

1t was ten minutes past the hour set
for assembling when the Senate met
yesterday morning, President pro tenn
Flint in the chair.
1t was understood that to-day Sat
urday) the session would be a formal
affair, and would consist only of meet
Ing and adjournment, in order that the
inaugural ball arrangement committee
might have time in which, to change the
appearance of the chamber into dane
ing instead Of legislative hall
And many Of the Senators did not
deem their presence at the session a
necessity, and accordingly asked to be
excused until Tuesday morning The
requests poured in in swarms, until at
length the President pro tenn inquired
whether anybody wished to remain.
Those who desired to be excused were
gratified, all of which would seem to
indicate that the Senatorial battle will
be removed from this city to San Fran
cisco, and there fought to a conclusion.
SUBSTITUTE TREATY RESOLU-
TON
The efforts of the Senatorial majority
and minority caucus to agree to a sub
stitute for the Belshaw joint resolution
relative to ratification of the treaty of
peace between the United States and
Spain, had proved successful, and after
the excuses had all been granted, Sena-
tor Davis, Chairman of the Special
Committee on Federal Relations. hand
ed in the following report:
"Your committee recommends the
substitute for A. J. r. /, and for
s. + r. /. the following which shall be
entitled S. J. r. 2, relative to ratifica-
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Peoples Savings Bank, Sacramento, Cal.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Peoples Savings Bank has declared a
dividend for the semi-annual term ending
December 81, 1898, at the rate OF per cent.
per annum on term deposits and per
cent per annum on ordinary deposits pay
able on and after Thursday, January 5,
1899. GEO. w. LORENZ,
lift Cashier.
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UNION SACRAMENTO; SATURDAY JANUARY

rier, Maggard, Ashe, La Rue and Laird.
"a. Rules and Revision, three MEM
bers-Bettman chairman, Stratton
and Dwyer.
20. State Prisons and Prison Build
ings, seven members - Bulla (Chair-
MANI, Dickinson, Hoey, Boyce, Bett-
man, Pace and Boggs-
26. Executive Communications and
Nominations, three members-Burnett
chairman, Morehouse and Boyce.
After the announcement of the COM
mittees, at 11:3O o'clock the Senate adj
journed to 9 o'clock this morning.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
of the Capital Gas Company
will be held at the Office of the company,
Front and T street, in Sacramento. Cal,
on Tuesday, January II, 1899, at IL o'clock
m, for the purpose OF electing Board OF
transact such other business that may
come before the meeting for considera-
ton. c. H. CUMMINGS,
15-td Secretary.
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sunday-school Teachers Meet.

The class for the study of the Sunday
school lessons will resume their study
this evening in the Sixteenth-street
Lutheran Church. The portion Of
Scripture for study is the last half Of
the first chapter of the gospel Of John,
the call of "The First Disciples" The
class will be taught by Rev. j. B. Sill
cox. All who desire to study the bible
are welcomed though they may not be
teachers. Future meetings will be held
on Monday evenings as heretofore
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aIaria Cured
All Medicines Failed Except
Hoods SarsapariIla
improved with the First Dose =
Now Entirely Well.

improved with the First OoSo-
Now Entirely Well.
Malaria is caused by bad air, bad
water, bad drainage, which make bad
blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
malaria by purifying the blood. Read
this interesting statement:
81 was confined to my bed with malaria.
could not take strong medicines, owing
to my condition, and everything took
failed to help me. At last I decided to
try Hoods Sarsaparilla. After taking it
short time the malaria was entirely
gone and I have never had it since. /
began to improve with the very first dose
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla. I am now strong
and WE'LL" MRS. A. M. WoosLEY, De-
lano, California. Remember
Hoods s ss;;;ia
Is the best-n fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 81; six for S..
Id,. Dill. are the best after-dinner
AAOOA . AAAo pills, aid digestion. CSC.
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POLICE COURT NOTES.
Justice Davis Continues Most Of
Yesterday,s Cases.

Yesterday was dull day in the City
Justices Court, though there were sew
eral interesting cases on the calendar.
The case against Victor Romero,
charged with disturbing the peace,
went over until 1:3O o'clock Monday.
The case Of Frank Morgan, charged
with vagrancy, will come up -to-mor-
row, the postponement being to enable
the prosecution to secure witnesses.
There will doubtless be some interest
ing evidence in the case against Will
lam J. Fisk, charged with threatening
to kill his brother, Charles. This case
will be heard to-day.
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CAPITAL CONCERT Sc
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Savings Bank will be held at the
office of the corporation, corner of Fourth
and ] street, in Sacramento, Cal, on
Thursday January 10, 1899, at 1880 D. M.
for the purpose of electing Board of
Directors for the ensuing year, and to
transact such other business as may come
before the meeting for considera ton.
j5-td w E. J. BAUGHMAN, Secretary
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Peoples Savings Bank
of Sacramento will be held at the office
of the bank at half past seven O'Clock
Tuesday evening, February Z, 1899.
j5-td GEO. w. LORENZ, Secretary.
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FOR PORT SAN LUIS.


Burnett of Paso Robes offered A. J..
r. 2, which was as follows:
Whereas, The growing Importance Of
the commerce of the Pacific Coast de-
mands the development of our various
harbors; therefore, be it
Resolved, BY the Assembly, the SEN
ate concurring, that our Senators and
Representatives in Congress be re-
quested to use all honorable means to
secure sufficient appropriation to the
Port San Luis Breakwater without
further delay.
Resolved, further, That the Chief
Clerk Of the Assembly be instructed to
transmit by mail a copy of these reso-
buttons to each of our Senators and
Representatives in Congress.
Referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations.
MORE RESOLUTIONS.
By Henry-To purchase eighty five
D.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE CAPITAL BANKING AND
Trust Company has declared dividend
for the semi-annual term ending Decem-
Der 81, 1898, at the rate of per cent per
annum on term deposits and per cent.
per annum on ordinary deposits, payable
j6-6t w. w. BASSETT, Cashier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BAKER & HAMILTON, wholesale hard
ware, bicycles, carts, puggies, carriages,
phaetons. Balm farm and header wagons.
ce-@ for talno1e
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IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Members Get Travel Pay-After the
Ball Business Resumes.

Yesterdays session again consisted
of little more than an hours time. The
desks were to be removed and grand
cleanup made for the Inaugural Ball.
Besides. Speaker Wright had another
days work before him on the standing
committees and Assembly business
drags until the matter is settled.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
Leave of absence until Monday was
granted to Messrs. Radcliff, Mcdonald,
Kelly, Huber, Robinson, Wardell,
O'Brien, Bliss and Casper.
CORRECTING THE JOURNAL
The Journals of Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday were correct
ed and approved. On motion of Bel
shaw, amended by Dibble, the exact
words in which ex-Chief Clerk Duck
worth had requested the members to OBJ
serve two minutes of silent prayer on
the opening of the Assembly Monday
morning were expunged and only the
request itself substituted. 1t will be
remembered by readers of the Record
Union" that Duckworth alluded in
sneering terms to the absence of
Chaplain and attributed it to the effort
of the last Assembly to force economy
on the Legislature.
SENATE MESSAGES.
A message from the Senate was re-
ceived to the effect that A. B. l.
the printing bill, had been passed. It
was ordered to engrossment.
Also that the Senate had adopted A.
c. r. 3, regarding the Inaugural
Ball, with an important amendment by
Senator Cutter as follows:
This permit is granted only upon
condition that no wine, beer or alcoholic
beverage Of any description shall be
allowed at the banquet incident to said
ball or in any part of the Capitol prem
ises, leave to use which for said ball
is granted
On motion Of Johnson, seconded by
Valentine and several others, Cutters
amendment was unanimously adopted.
THE MILEAGE LIST
Greenwell, Chairman, presented the
report of the Mileage Committee. 1t
allows the members 10 cents per mile,
from the county seat to Sacramento
and return.
As the list was read a few minor cor
rections We're made. Johnson and
Knights of Sacramento requested that
the 20 cents allowed them for one miles
travel pay be stricken out, which was
done. Clougf Of Plumas, was a little
stunned when he heard $50 miles al
lowed him and wanted it cut down
just half, as Plumas is only $50 miles
away, but when Owen Wade, who is in
his third term and knows the ropes,
whispered in Clough's ear that the pay
was for both ways the latter acquiesced
at once.
Greenwel1 moved to lay the report
over until Tomorrow but Dibble OBJ
jected. He wanted to go to San Fran
cisco, he said, and he hadn't dollar to
go with He wanted that mileage paid
him; "the people of this State" said
Dibble, have got to pay my travelling
expenses. I don't want any more than
is coming to me- but 1 do want that"
There vera others, and they smilingly
approved of Dibble's whimsical objec-
ton, SO Greenwells motion was lost
and the report adopted as amended. 1t
follows here.
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CONTINUED on Fifth Page.2
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-04-14
POWELL'S FORT NEWS.

| We are still having ground hog
weather. Some of your writers from
st. Luke wanted to know what had be.
come of the ground hog from this place,
and why they didn't hear grunt from
him. Well, this one wanted 10 know
whether it was safe or not before he
made any signs.
Some of our fruit growers are now
claiming that the trees Gre all frozen,
and there will be no fruit this season in
this section.
Mr.. A. NJ. Sbert delivered a lot OF
trees at Dillbeck last Saturday.
The disease that has been playing
havoc with the horses through here IS
still lingering around. Mr.. d. J. Walter
lost two horses last week inside of three
days, and one seven or eight months
ago. We have not heard of any others
being sick at this time.
Mir. Samuel Shipe still talks of going
west, but never gets further than Bow
mans Crossing.
Messrs. Millers moved to Taylortown
last week, and we guess some Of the
ladies OF Dillbeck and Cross Roads will
soon begin to read the Sentinel.
Miss Belle Walter who had been visit
ing near Edinburg and Taylortown, re-
turned here recently and reports hay-
ing a very pleasant time.
Mrs Abraham Burner Is very low.
Dr. llisey is treating her.
Little Pu3
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-04-14
HENRY FRANEL.

Mr.. Henry Frayel, a native and a life
long resident of this section, died about
: o'clock last Friday morning, after a
brief illness at the residence Of his rcla-
tive, Mrs. Daniel O. Bowman, On the
river a short distance cast Of town, aged
about - years. His wife and only child,
a daughter preceded him to the grave
by many years, leaving him in his cd
age bereft Of all those endearing home
ties that are the greatest ofall comforts in
the declining years of life But Mr.
Frave retained his cheerfulnoss, and no
murmur ever passed his lips under the
refining dispensations Of a loving and
merciful Providence. HIS great kindness
Of heart drew many friends to him, all
Of whom regret his death.
He was faithful member of the Re
formed church for many years.
He leaves a very large number of rcla-
tives to mourn his death.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-04-14
PERSONAL.

Miss Antonio Wells, who has been
very i'll for several weeks, is improving.
Mrs. d. w. Morrow, of Omaha, Neb.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. 5. Rams
burg, Of this place.
Mr.. Menser, of this place, is very i'll.
He has been in delicate health for some
time.
Mr.. c. W. Wicks, postmaster at New
Market, was in town several days this
week.
Mr.. Hugh NJ. supinger, formerly a
compositor in this Office, has secured a
position with Horsey & Atwell, in this
place.
Capt. Joe. Willard, of Fairfax county,
was called here Saturday by the illness
OF. his sister, Miss Antonio Wells.
Miss Lulu Bushong, who has been
teaching in Maryland, has returned to
her home here.
DR.. 7. G Brown of Buckland Va, has
located at Toms Brook, Va. The DR.. is
brother of DR.. J. NJ. Brown who Gicd
there lst week.
Mr.. Claude Albert, who bad been a
salesman IN IIorsey q Atwell's establish
ment in this place, for some time, has
gone to Washington, where he may re.
main.
Mrs. W. G. Campbell, Of Newport
News, Va, arrived here last Saturday
and will remain with her relatives until
her husband, Capt. w. G.. Campbell, re-
turns from Jamaica, where he has gone
on business for his paper.
Mr.. VI. S. Kunkel and wife Of Waynes-
Pa, are in town and making |
their home with Mr.. p. 4. Pitman. |
Mr.. Kunkel has recently gone out of /
business and will for the present, with /
Mr.. Pitman be connected with the ban
ner bargain store, which succeeds the
Richey business and is advertised in this
issue Of the HERALD. We welcome Mr..
and Mrs Kunkel 10 our town and wish
them pleasant sojourn amongst Us.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-04-14
A UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT.

The entertainment at TWINS Hall, by
large company Of young blind people
embracing mock trial entitled "Iht
Triumph OF lnvention,n followed by a
m usicile. under the auspices of the
American Association of the Blind
promises to be very pleasant occasion
Those who attend will not only eniey a
novel entertainment but will assist the
Association in its work. The musical
entertainment it is said will be very
fine. Remember the date, Thur, day
April goth.