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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-02-10
NEEDED TIE SOAP.
The Availability of Women shopper.
In q Bargain Store Rush Ii
Truly Fetching.

It was at a department store bargain conn.
ter for odds and ends. Women squeezed
and elbowed and showed to get alongside the
counter. Frequently two Of them happened
to pick up the same bargain at one and tba
same time, and then they both retained their
clutch on it and looked daggers at each Other
until the stronger of the two won the vic.
tory or the bargain was rent into ribbons
A naughty matron with an. electric seal
coat picked up a box containing three cakes
of imported soap for eight cents at the sams
moment that an humble looking little wom.
an in a faded tan coat had fastened her CRASH
on the box. ~p
II believe l was the first to take hold Of
this, said the matron in the electric seal
coat, freezingly. 'a'
The humble-looking little woman held On
for a minute, studying her antagonist, then
she slowly relaxed her hold on the box.
We'll, you can have il" she said, amisblv
"Yonl look as if you need the soap"
The bargain counter is the place to oh
ton Post. nt
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NICARAGUA CANAL TREATY.
An Animated Discussion was Had I'm
the senate Committee ON For
ciEn Relations.

Washington, Feb. THE senate
consider the Nicaragua canal treaty.
The discussion was animated. While
seine opposition vas manifested, it
was not of such a character as to indi-
cat" the defeat of the treaty; but that
il would be amended there seems to
he little doubt. One of the amend
ments proposed is that the whole os
the Clayton-Bulwer treaty shall be
abrogated. 1t is said by members OF
the committee favoring this change
that there is no need of keeping alive
any portion of the old treaty. An
CtEer change suggested is in regard 10
the protection of the canal. The treaty
declares there shall be no fortifca-
tions, and it is said this will prevent
the United States from erecting bat
%teries, which are by some considered
absolutely necessary in view of the
instructions that occur from time to
time in South American countries. Ii
is possible that this language will be
modified so that such protection as
the United States deems necessary will
be afforded along the route Of The
canal.
Nearly the entire time of the com
mittee was consumed in listening TO
an elaborate statement from Senator
Morgan, who is thoroughly familiar
with the subject of the Nicaragua
canal proposition and all treaties af-
fecting it. There was little or no ex-
preston of opinion from other sena-
tors save that it was a very importan;
subject and would need careful con
sideration.
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How's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J..
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac.
tons and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To.
ledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, D.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bot.
tie. Sold BY al Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Not need, but pride, keeps us poor
Rams Horn.
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Beers Report Heavy Cannonadins.


Boer Head Lager, L~adysmith, Feb.
6.-Since yesterday the British, with
naval and other guns, have bombarded
our positions on the Upper Tugela.
The troops crossed the river at the
pont and at Kolen drift, with the Oh
ject of storming our positions. At the
former, Gen. Burger beat them bacx,
and they ~recrossed in great confusion.
The fighting continues at kolen
DRIFT, with the S~tanderton and johann
nesburg commanders. There were no
casualties on our side.
The cannonade was the ~fiercest yet
experienced. There was n continuous
roaring all day long. This morning it
recommended with an increased num-
be- of guns.
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Mount Vernon. H., Feb. THE
large barn belonging to George Ar
rett, eight miles north of this city,
was burned, Tuesday, with all its con-
tents. Five horses We're cremated, and
30 tons of hay, 500 bushels of corn, 100
bushels of wheat, a large stock of agri-
cultural implements and IA number Of
o~rthcuses We're consumed; no insur-
ance.
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british Approaching Achtertang.


San Diego, Cal, Feb. Admiral
Kaut2 has transferred his flag from
the Philadelphia to the Iowa, The
transfer being attended with the usual
salrtes and ceremonies. The Philadel.
phia has sailed for San francisco.
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STARTED FOR THE 'FRONT.'.
Lord Roberts and Gen. Kitchcser
are Moving Forward.

are Moving Forward.
London, Feb. 7.-While the suspense
regarding Gen. Buffers movements
and the operations affecting the fate
of Ladysmith continues unrelieved.
news in the announcement that Field
comes from other quarters interesting
news in the announcement that Field
Marshal Roberts. the commander-iu-
chief of the British forces in South
| Africa, and his chief-of-staff, Maj.-Gen.
Lord Kitchener, have left for the front.
As this information was held up for
several hours by the censor it seems
to indicate that an important move
ment is on foot.
Beers Attacking Gatncrc.
A dispatch from Sterkstrom. dated
the eth, announces that the Beers dIe
attacking Gen. Gatacre from two di-
reotlons. Firing was hen proceeding
between the outposts. \ delayed Sterk-
stroem dispatch, dated Monday, Feb
ruary ), says that Il body of troops
left the camp February 3, and that i'm
portant developments were expected.
II : Hu4NC Biobdblt nav tuiS tNpiat 10
Lord Roberts departure, and that the
con.mander-in-chief wishes either to
be present at or supervise the long
intended movement by Gen. Gatacre &c
join forces with Gen. Kelly-Kenny,
and thence strongly reinforce Gen.
French, completing the l~atter's work
a Colesberg and establishing, with
our fear of serious opposition, the adj
vGrced position for the main move-
ment.
Is Greatly Superstition.
This, of course, is greatly SUPPOSE
ton, and it can be confidently said
that the departure of Lord Roberts
and Lord Kitchener for the front does
not indicate that the main advance has
begun. The commanders will probably
be back in Cape Town within a short
time. 1t is pointed out that the term
going to the front, must not be inter
prete6 into the idea that a great move
ment upon Pretoria. by way of Bloom
fcntein, has seriously commenced.
1t Will Take Time.
II will be a month. or perhaps much
longer, before this can be brought
about. In the meanwhile, the preiirn-
mary steps are likely to liven the
campaign with sharp fighting, ano
news from Sterkstroem, Thebus and
Colesberg is eagerly awaited.
Superstition regarding Gen. Butler
owing to lack of all definite informa.
ton, is as futile as it was yesterday.
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.RECR0SS[D THE TUGELA.
Gen. Butler Said to Have Begun a
Fresh Move Toward Lady
smith Monday.
Beers REPORT HEAVY CAAAOAADIkG.
Generals and Kitchener
Leave Cape Town for the Front.
which May or May Not Have I'M
pOrtant Significnnce--Boers At
lacking Gntacre.

London, Feb. 1T is learned that
the val office has received a telegram
say ing. briefly. that Gen. Butler had
again r~ecrossed the Tugela river, Feb
ruary 5. and is now advancing upon
LaGysmith.
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THE CAPE COLONY FRONTIER.
Everything Points to Vigorous OPP
eratfOns shortly.

New York, Feb. IA dispatch to
the Tribune from London says:
Everything points to a vigorous pros
ecution of the war on the Cape Colony
frontier and the Tugela within Il few
day. or even hours, but all surmiscs
respecting the strength of the columns
OF the direction of the movement are
futile. There are no clews upon which
a correct judgment of the situation
can be based.
at Rensberg.
The Times has a dispatch from
RenSberk stating that the situation
in that quarter was unchanged on
Monday, and that Gen. French was
holding a large Dutch force around
Colesberg. and was Smelling the Boer
camp northwest of Slingersfontein.
British Approaching Achtertang.
Pretoria dispatches from Colesberg
repeat the announcement that the
British forces were approaching Ach-
terang,on the way to Norval's bridge,
and there are rumors from Cape Town
that a considerable force of infantry
has been tent to support Gen. French,
and that Gen. Gatacre, with heavy re-
Inducements and a strong body Of
cavalry, is surrounding Storhberg. Dis
patches received from the Orange riv-
er frontier have been cut by the cen.
sor until they are unintellible.
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Postal Orders.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 1.-THE
following changes have been ordered in
the star service on routes in West Viz
giala:
Route 1921, White Sulphur Springs
to Columbia Sulphur Springs: hercaf-
ter supply White Sulphur Springs at
site heretofore authorized.
Route 16457, Clear Creek to Macdon-
aid; from October /, 1900, omit Macdon-
aldsand end NJ Macdonald railroad stu
ton, without change in distance.
Route 1914, Cirtsville TO Mount
Hope: from October l, 1900, end nj
Macdonald railroad station, emitting
Mount Hope, (discontInued). Increasing
three-fourths of n mile.
Route 1G,442, Beckley to Mount Hope:
from October !. 1900. end at Prosperity,
emitting Mount Hope, decreasing five
Route lG,3li, Helvetia 10 Newlonton:
hereafter leave Helvetia daily except
Sunday at 2:i5 p. M, and returning,
ieaV' Newlonton on receipt OF mail
from south bound mail train, but NOT
later than 6 y. m,
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Killed Mt n Saw Mill.

Special Dispatch to the tnteiligencer.
FAl!tMoNT, w. Va. Oct. Edwin
DeVault was accidentally killed at
Rogers & Jacobs saw mill ut Smith
town. Friday. The unfortunate man
has q son who works at the mill and he
had gone there to take his place while
the latter wns absent for short time.
He was at work only n few minutes
when in lifting u log he slipped and fell
backward against the belt and was
hurled upward. His head struck the
roof OF the shed and his skull was
crushed. He fingered only few hours
after the accident, He was aged about
forty years. a widow and three chill
dren survive him.
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BENWooD.
News Notes From tho Busy Marshall
V County Town.

VII county IoWn. ts y
Work was begun yesterday by the
Wheeling Railway Company on; The
connecting line on Kentucky Heights.
/ that Will connect the Moundsvllle and
Wheeling lines. The citizens some time
ago got out an Injunction against the
company, which VIII prevent them from
running cars straight through from
Wheeling to MoundsYllle, and It Is
likely they win transfer at some
| point. The company owns the prop
crty along the heights and the city, cnn-
not prevent the work Of connecting the
| two lines. For the benefit OF the Ben
wood population. car will run down
through that city at intervals.
| While at work at the Riverside early
yesterday afternoon. Theodore Cava-
naugh had his left foot mashed by be-
Ing run over by truck. Part OF the
great toe had to be amputated and the
nails from nil the other toes were re-
moved.
The Young Mems Social Club has Sc
cured quarters In the Pabst building
and are having them elegantly furnlsh-
cd. When completed they Will make
the model club rooms OF the city.
The mules that are used In the mines
Mt the Wheeling steel works have been
sent for by the company. This Is taken
as an indication that the mill will re-
sumo shortly.
Harry Leeds, of McMechen. address.
ed the citizens at the Democratic club
| rooms last night Leeds is n Socialist
and he has o number Of followers in
this city. z
The Empire Athletic Club entertained
In honor of Joseph Cooke. one OF their
members. who recently became 'bene-
| dict. at their club rooms Sunday after
| noon.
The Republican drum corps gave
| well attended and highly successful
dance at the Blue Ribbon hall last ey-
ening Prof. Long furnished the music.
The Epworth League VIII hold cabI-
| net, devotional and business meetings
at the Methodist Episcopal church to-
night
James Hitchcock and wife, OF New
Martinsvllle, have returned home, If
ter pleasant stay with relatives here.
Mrs. A. Policy returned from Mlngo
yesterday, where she was the guest Of
her son during the past few days.
A young son of Charles Curran ran a
Hoh nv Hlo foul NHiie pidSlHS III lfle
school yard yesterday afternoon.
Miss Emma Price returned from Par
kersburg, where she took part in the w.
c. T. U. gold medal contest.
Harry Schwartz of Pittsburgh, has
returned home, after few days visit
with friends In this city.
Miss Anna Brannen and Mary Nc
Cormlck spent Sunday with friends at
Moundsvlle, 4
Pete Joyce has returned from
pleasant stay with friends at Pitts
burgh.
John Elchleay. Of Pittsburgh, has re-
turned home. after a brief business stay
here. E5
Oscar Schad has resigned his position
with George II. Shook & Co., Of Wheel
Ing.
The Croatlun Republican club Will re-
ceive their uniforms this week.
Mrs. William Rude is the guest of
friends at New Martinsville,
John Winning, Of Brilliant, was call
Ing on friends here Sunday.
Arthur Geraghty. OF Mingo, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
William Serig and wife are visiting
friends at Park View.
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STATE PRESS a1EAN1Nas.

: y. a l. q ~
Kentucky Justice seems to be o pill
able affair. A few days ago It was
confidently stated that Howard, now on
trial for the murder ofGoebel, had been
positively proven guilty: and a day or
two later It was lust as positively
stated that Howard was talking to n
barber a block or two away at the time
the fatal shot was fired. the barber
himself tcstifylng TO It. j may, some
time, be ascerta!ned to n dot who killed
iGoebel, but 1t does not look as though
It VIII ever be done by due process OF
Kentucky law.-Wellsburg Herald. al
The barbecue at this place this week
promises to be the largest and best po-
lltical meeting ever held in the county.
Great Preparations are being made and
no one can afford to miss it.-Tyler
County Star.
The Second congressional district Is
only entitled 10 one congressman, but
should Colonel Tom be elected there
Will have to be several 60 down to
washington and tell him how to vote on
the different questions.-Davls Repub-
llcan.
Hon. Wharton Barker is one OF the
most modest Of the presidential candi-
dates; he only claims two states, Texas
and Georgia.-Martlnsburg Herald.
Mr.. Bryan alludes to the soldiers as
an idle set" and to the money paid
pensioners as q needless waste" But
as Bryan Is not eligible to a pension it
makes no difference.-Preston Republic
can.
Democrats who love good government
cannot afford to return to power the
Chiffon. MacCorkle and Chiffon polite
al trust. Can any Republican afford to
do it?-Charles Mail-Trlbune.
Hobson's intlmation that the Span
iards sank their own ships at Manila
bay does not take on the significance it
might have assumed II Dewey had con-
scented to run for the presidency before
1T was too late.-Blueield Telegraph.
Colonel Roosevelts letter Of accept
anca Is modest manuscript. but It dis
sects the Kansas City platform and the
false Issue OF Imperialism SO thoroughly
that, the wayfaring man, tho a fool
need not err thereln."-Putnam Repub-
lican.
That old political humbug, Nat Ward
Fitzgerald. occupies over two columns
of the Morgantowa Daily Dominion to
show that Bryan Will be elected. 1t is
well understood that Colonel Nat is
somewhat of'an adept with figures. 1t
was a too free use OF his versatile pen
that debarred him from practice before
the United States pension Commissioner
at washington. and from which he
went into the 'bloomer girl" restaur-
ant business in New York. A man who
has been in NIL the political organiza-
lions known to the country is not safe
prognosticator,a to coming events any
way.-Grafton Sentinel.
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Cont aeg5@gs@
Blood Pe2E@ ON

There is no poison SO highly Contagious,
90 deceptive and so DESTRUCTIVE, Don't be
/. too sure you are cured BECAUSE all external
signs of the disease have disappeared, and
the doctor says you are well. Many per.
I. sons have been dosed with Mercury and
Potash for months or years, and pro-
nounced cured TO realize when too late
7. that the disease was only covered up
eRro seyots lil'o. snriae , to-" to break ak
out again, aud to their sorrow md norti6-
cation find those nearest aud dearest to
them have been infected by this loath-
(. some disease, for no Other Poison IS SO
surely transmitted from parent to child
as this. Often bad case Of Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofu!a or severe skin disease,
np old sore or ulcer developing IN middle
life, can be traced to blood poison con-
r. ss,ia Tho sir, of tho Parent.
/ life, for it remains smoldcring in the sys.
ten forever, unless properly treated aud
driven out in the bcginnipg S. S, 5, is
the only artidote for this peculiar WINS,
the only remedy know 3at can over.
4 EOIIlc II hIiu tiIlEE 'ssSUt " nv 4,
], II does this so thoroughly anu etectua''y
that there Is never rctufn OF the disease
to c.nbarru,s or hun'ihate yoa Afterwards;
S1ag grs Sr,, cures Contagious Blood
era sS z6s Y Poison in any aud all
s SSs> Ssh VI, STAGES; contaias no
* Mh %Ak va m;ne,nl to break down
es4s9 &E| GsI@ yuur constitution; it Is
purely vegetable and the Only blood pa n
., the same, time builds up the general
5 iicalth.
Our Little book on Contagious blood
poison is.tt1s most Complete aud ins.rnG !,
tive cyer'is,ued; II not only telIs all
abou. thu jdiscnsc, but nloo how 70 cure !;
yourself NJ ,liome. It is free and should
Be In tic a lnds O.! everyone seeking q
cure. Send for II
IiIH ssia spEclFlo Co, A1eaara. Ga.
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An All-Day Picnic.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgenccr.
MARTINSBuRG. W. Va, Oct. Ian
all-day picnic and Republican rally will
be held at Jones Spring, this county
October 10. Governor Atkinson and
Hon, Charles Caldwell will speak dur
Ing the day. The people viii take has.
kcts and remain at the meeting nil day
Both OF the speakers Will make ad.
dresses In this city on the night OF thu
same day.
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Postmasters Appointed.

Special Dispatch to the IntcligcncCr.
2 WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 1.-Clif-
ford +, Mcdonald has been appointed
postmaster ut Rio, w. Va. A, new post
office Inns been established ut Wade.
Wetzel county. W, Va, and George IT..
Wood has been appointed postmaster,
The pos,oillce ut COkeleys. Richie
county. W. Va. has been discontinued.
Mall hereafter Will be be sent to Har-
risvllle, and supplied to Cokelcys by ru-
raj free delivery.
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Wllatp

Tho name of Charles McCurdy. the
proprietor Of the Exchange saloon In
Marietta. Ia most ns familiar In Park
crsburg as 1t Is In Marietta. Most ev-
cry ParkersburEer who visits In Ma
'rietta mikes McCurdy's place head
arters.--Parkcrsburg Journal,
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Stop that Head Gold in 10 minutes

-or 1t will develop Into Chronic Cntarrh
DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder stops
cold In the head In ten minutes. and re-
lleves most acute and deep, seated Ca
tarrh after one application. Cures
quickly and permanently, II have used
DR.. Agnews Catarrhal Powder with
best results It IL Il great remedy, and
! never cease recommending it."-John
L. Dell, Pauldlng. o. Sold by Charles
r. Goethe, Twelfth and Market streets
LIP ..E
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Mrs. w. S. HutcI,lns

VIII give Instruction on tho Plano to
limited number oil, pupils nt her
residence. No. $40 Main street, com.
monclnS the FIRST week In September.
z Arrangements can be made by call
Ing or through tho null beginning
Monday. September ), r
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ONLY one remedy In the world TINT
Will ut once stop Itohiness OF the skin
in any part OF the body. poan's olnt-
iment. At any'drug store. 60 ccnts.--3.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dried cents per pound. -.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, q
cents per pound. =
All hand work fnished 10 centa
per pound. AT LUTz BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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Hay Fever.

We cnn cite you n number of CURES
w0 have mado In cases OF HAY FE.
YER, but NOT ONE FAILURE.
TR1-STATE
OSTEOPATHIC INSTITUTE,
Tenth and Main Streets,
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CHAMPAGNE as Il rcstorcr has M
equal. Cooks Imperial Extra Drv
Champagne Is pure. delicious and
sparkling. 49,"
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County, -.

| The Germans OF this city are taking a
great interest In the celebration to be
held at Wheeling. October s. At an
enthusiastic meeting at which Or. Ul-
rich, DR.. thinner and others, of Wheel
Ing, were present, 1t was resolved to en-
gage Heatherlngton's band to head the
Bellaire delegation on that occasion.
Carl L. Dorer will be marshal OF The
| Bellaire division. and Messrs. Louis
Busche, Carl Jahnke, and ]. P. CHASER
| VIII be assistants. ]. U. WalehlI VIII
lam Schindewolf and Frank SastudII
VIII look after the banners and decor
atoms, and John Steger, Louis Busche
and C. L. Dorer are the finance COM
mittee. Fred. Rodcwig, ST., William
Schindewolf, ST., Louis Long, sr., Aug
ust Kompart sr., and George Kern, are
vice presidents. c. w. Bente will make
| the opening address In German.
| Capt. ]. 4. Lane went to GAINESVILLE
yesterday, where they are trying to ar
range for special train TO leave that
town for this city about o'clock on
October u, the date or Senator Fora :
ker's meeting there, He speaks here
that evening and GAINESVILLE wants to
| hold him during all OF their afternoon
demonstration. which can only be done
by having special train.
| The Republican committee has the
the bills out for the Brossius meeting
Friday night, and met last night TO Sc.
lect the gentleman TO preside. The un-
| formed clubs Will both be out and the
Mechanics band will furnish the music.
The outlook is for a big meeting. NJ
Moses Duga md Miss Albert,na
Stahl were married Mt the brides home
Sunday evening, and n splendid COM
| pany of friends enjoyed the festivities
that followed the ceremony.
| The funeral Of Frank Norris yester-
day afternoon, was attended by q large
crowd Of friends His sudden taking of
| caused universal sadness in wide cir
| Gle.
Miss Bessie Hoge. formerly Of this
| city. but for eight years n missionary
| In India, writes an interesting letter to
her friends through the Independent.
Miss Alma Sncdekcr, stcnographer in
State Food Commissioner Blackburn's
Office at Columbus, Is tho guest OF her
| mother here, for few days, n,
Charles j. Clements returned yester-
| day from Detroit. where he. attended
school for the past three months, taking
4 course In language, -R5'
Mrs. Coffey, wife of Rev. r. S. Cof-
fey, OF the First Presbyterian church,
Will leave this week for q Wait To her
old home in England.
Quite crowd Of knights Templar
will 80 to st. Clairsvllle Thursday even
Ing to attend the drill meeting. Train
returns at . O'clock, -
The Shakespeare Literary and Social
| Club will meet this evening NJ +bn hn,,a