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The gold leaf., 1900-08-30
REDUCED RATES VIA SOlrrnpn,
RAILWAY.
At the Times and Occasions Raj.
Mentioned the Southern Rai,u.
vii, Sell Round Trip Ticket
Follows:

Al tne lHheS anu oSCaSiorS Belo,,
Mentioned the Southern p,;,u
Will Sell Round Trip Tickets
Follows:
Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-.
ary Society OF the North Carolina co
ference of The Evangelical Inth,gon' gon'
Church. And Annual Reunion OF lan n,tan
ans, China Grove, y. E.. August % 1T N9I
For this occasion the Southern RairsI
will sell round trip tickets to It;aE
Grove, y. c., at Sc 50 from Hrpa.rSnLA
Tickets will be sold August a9tb l n,3
3Oth. Final limit September 18th ""'
Meeting Grand Lodge OF oil reIIou,
of North Carolina-liigh Point. \ vs.
September 4th. Fare for the rounl -,
from Henderson 81 II. Tickets IN p
sold September lst to 4th, final linn.
September 18th. '''
Meeting of Orange Prr>h,trry U;n.
boro, September 4th. 19O0-Fur rliI '
casion the Southern Railway Mil <'n
! round trip tickets based on tarjif , :.
cular 317i. Tickets sold ScptrnIh.r g,l ~,
to 9TH, inclusive, final limit S,pI.nl.,
11th.
| Annual Convention and Touruarn.n, .;
the North Carolina Colored Finmen,s 4,
sociation. Salisbury, September ll,h =
18th, 19OO-For civilians the Sop,L.s.
Railway will sell round trip tickets f,r =,
| one tirst-clasSf fare; for tiremen in unj,or,,
ten or more on one ticket. the rate tron.
| Henderson will be $3.50 each
| Annual meeting Mississippi Valley Nal
| icol Association, Ashevillr. \. E.. 0,t,I.'.
9th to 11th-On account Of the ahuy.
the Southern Railway will sell round tri,
tickets at rate OF one trst-clls> limit,Il
fare. Tickets to be sold October ,irh :,
9th. inclusive. final limit octolrr l.tL
| 1900.
| Annual Session Sovereign Grand
Lodge ]. o. O. F., Richmond. Va. Sr,
tember 7-22nd. On account of above
The Southern Railway will sell roup3
trip'tickets to Richmond. Va. at 81 z:
from Henderson, Tickets to be so3
September 18th to l1th inclusive Final
limit September 25th.
Annual Convention National Raptis,
Association, (colored,) Richmond, Va
September 12-20th, 1900 ON account,
of the above The Southern Railway will
sell round trip tickets to Richmond Va
at rate of $3. 80 from Henderson Tickets
to be sold September 10th to 10Th in.
elusive. Final limit September 22nd.
Annual Meeting Order Of The Eastern
Star, nston-Salem, \. C., September
} 10th-16th. On account of the above The
Southern Railway will sell round trir
tickets to Winston-Salem, y e. Ihr
} fare from Henderson will be $5S5
Tickets to be sold September Sth to 10Th
inclusive. final limit September 18th
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

The Wilmington Messenger copies
an extract from what the GOLD LEAP
said about the candidacy of Mr. Alex.
J. Field for the position of presiden-
tial elector in the Fourth district,
prefacing it As follows:
MIR. Alexander j. Field. Of Raleigh,
but native Of Warren, and LAWYER
OF experience and ability, as we'll as q
gentleman of pure and manly char
acter. is being urged for the place Of
presidential elector in the Fourth dis
trict. He made many speeches in the
late campaign.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

WHILE Hon. +. NJ. Simmons can
didacy for the United States Senate
was so well known as not to need a
formal declaration on his part. he has
published n card to that effect, which
we have pleasure Of publishing in
another column
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

THE loss Of such worthless as Marion
Butler and George White at one time
would be 4 consummatiOn deyOutly
to be wished As this seems to be an
era of good things for North Carolina
there may be something in it.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

GEORGE White, the negro Congress
man, says he will not be candidate
for reelection Nor is that all. He
actually threatens to leave North Car
olina and carry $1,000 negroes with
him
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

BROTHER Morgan, Of the Murphy
Democrat, announces among other
things taken on subscription such
articles as rye and corn. But whether
the extract thereof or the grain in its
natural state we are left to con lecture.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

TO THE two Raleigh morning dalies;
Stop it or Issue special (and private)
editions in which to abuse each other.
The public are becoming tired and
dispusted with the whole business.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

GEN. Julian S. Carr has issued an
address to the public formally an
nouncing himself candidate for
United States Senator to succeed
Marion Butler.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

+. w. PoU has withdrawn as can
didate for the Congressional nomina-
ton in this, the Fourth, district.
This leaves the contest between Con-
gressman Atwater. of Chatham. Capt.
W B Shaw, of Vance, and +. ).
Spruill, of Franklin.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

THE Democratic State Executive
Committee has been called TO meet in
Raleigh September 9Th, for the pur-
pose of devising machinery for hold
ing a Senatorial primary and also to
transact business connected with the
National campaign.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30
OUR RALEIGH LETTER.
OPENING OF NATIONAL CAMPAIGN AT
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.

sional Nominations Next Week
CounciIl Becomes Judge st Once
State Fair-Striking Till Hands
Butler In Chicago-Crops In Bad
Shape-Exportation of Negro Ser
wants Stopped d-Numerous News
Notes.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

WE send fraternal greetings to our
brethren of the North Carolina Press
Association at Asheville this week.
and regret that we cannot be with
them. Under any circumstances
would it have been source Of regret
to have to forego the pleasure and
profit OF such meeting. but the occas-
ion of our detention at home makes
it doublv distressing.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

CHARLOTTE, which the Observer
says is reckoned by Northern capi-
talist to be the Chicago of the South.
is to have brewery, the largest in
the South it is said. site has been
purchased for the purpose and a
100000 building, with large ice
plant attached. will be erected there
on, work to be commenced inside Of
80 days
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

FRANCE now threatens to jump on
England and a war between those
powers may be next in order.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

See list of farms and town property for
sale and rent by J. l.. Currin, real estate
broker, and don't bother about the CEN
tury you are now living in just so you
can secure bargains by making deal in
dirt with him.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

THE Populist National Committee
at Chicago endorsed the nomination
of Stevenson for Vice-President, Chas.
A. Towne having resigned. 1t was a
question as to whether principles
would thus be placed above partisan
ship, but the latter won despite the
opposition Of Chairman Butler and
his handful of followers.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

Why not try H. THOMSON on flour
and get the best in town for the money?
Phone Is.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30
THE PEOPLE WILL DECIDE.

In a recent issue OF the Whining
ton Messenger there was communl-
cation written from Fayetteville in
which the following paragraph aP-
peared:
Is not the Raleigh correspondence
of the State press rather too arbitra-
riIv forecasting public sentiment in
the matter Of the United States Sena-
torship2 We are told almost con-
clusively that we must accept 1t as
foreoone conclusion that Hon. r. NJ.
Simmons is the choice OF the whole
Democratic party of the State, and
one newspaper writer intimates that
it would be unfair for any one even to
appear as a competitor against him.
No good Democrat will disparage the
illustrious services Of Mr.. Simmons,
but North Carolinians, thousands OF
them, will not forget that to the
stand taken by Wilmington we are
indebted more than to any other in
fuence for white supremacy in this
State, and that at the fitting moment
Hon. A. NJ. Waddell placed himself at
the head of this movement, subject
ing himself to fearful responsibility,
and, in case Of defeat, exposing him
self to ruin Waddell and Simmons
both have deserved we'll OF their
fellow citizens. Let the people de-
eide this matter in the Senatorial
primaries.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

NoRTH Carolina has done well in
honoring the memory Of her foremost
and most beloved son, Zcbulon Baird
Vauce, in erecting the noble statue
which was unveiled in the presence
of admiring thousands in the capital
city on Wednesday of last week.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

statue, and the monument was un-
yelled AS the vision of the figure
greeted the crowd a mighty shout
went up, and the people snrged and
broke in volumes at the foot Of the
statue. After the feverish energy
had spent itself, DR.. Daniel offered i
benediction aud the ceremony was
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

You assume no risk when YOU buy
Chamberlain COlic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. The Dorsey Drug Co.,
will refund your money if you are not
satisfied after using it, 1t is everywhere
admitted to be the most surcessful REIN
edy in use for bowel complaints and the
only one that never fails. 1t is pleasant.
safe and reliable
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30
The University
of North Carolina.
The Head Of the States EdUCatiOnalSySt.

Three academic courses leading TO De-
grees Professional courses in Law, Med
icine and Pharmacy. Summer School im
Teachers.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

Ir look. like the allied forces
around Pekin may yet be overcome
by the Chinese troops by force of
overwhelming numbers. The situa
tion of the foreigners is extremely
critical. according to latest reports.
Telegraph communication is cut off
and the railroad to Tien Tsin is de-
stroved.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30

HAVING erected statue of Vance
one of Ensign Worth Bagley is next in
order. The necessary funds are in
hand, we believe. and it is said
Sculptor Ellicot, of Washington, who
designed the Vance statue, will be
awarded the contract. The statue
will be OF bronze, life size.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30
\ NORTHERN OPINION OF THE
NEGRO.


ToWn Topics:
Under no circumstances can mob
law be Justified in civilized com
munity; but it is only fair to say that
the negroes of New York have brought
trouble upon themselves by the out
rageOus insolence OF their behavior
on the streets, in tenement houses
and in the cars. They have not been
satisfied with being considered as
good as white people; they have as
sumed to be superior. The Repub-
lican party committed gross crime
against the republic by giving them
votes before they were educated to
the right use of the franchise, and
the Republicans are always coddling
and petting them by appointments in
the National departments as janitors,
porters and letteI-carriers in order to
win their ballots. Pulled up by this
political favoritism and presuming
upon it, the negroes have made GER
tain sections Of New York uninhabit-
able for the whites, and in consc-
quence OF the prevalence and arro-
gance of negroes white persons find
it unpleasant to pass along Sixth,
Seventh and Eighth avenues, between
Twenty-third and Forty-iifth streets,
after nightfall. No other racial quar-
ter of the city-not even the Chinese
quarter-is so barred against the
majority of our citizens. While these
facts do not Justify negotiating,
they show that it is to some extent
all application Of the law Of retalia-
ton
We publish this not as any endorse
ment of the indiscriminate and out
rageous violence upon the negroes in
New York during the riot there but
as showing the growing anti-negro
sentiment at the North.-Charlott
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30
THE MONC MENT.

The statue is of bronze, is eight
and half feet high and represents
the perfection Of the sculptor's art.
The likeness of the Senator is strik
ing and the attitude is typical. The
pedestal is eight feet and half high,
is of Mt. Airy granite and was cut by
Messrs. Cooper Brothers, Of this city.
The entire monument is placed upon
a turfed mound, four feet high. On
the bottom is the word VANCE in
large raised letters, and there is no
other inscription. 1t is one of the
handsomest monuments in the South.
The modelling was done by MIR. H. j.
Ellicot, of Washington, who is in the
city and is being congratulated on
every side at the success of the work.
The gold leaf., 1900-08-30
TUITION 10000

Scholarships and loans TO needy Free
tuition to candidates for ministry, minis.
ters' sons and teachers. 5l2 students, be.
sides 16l in Summer School. - teacher,
in the faculty.
For catalogues and information aldres,
+. =. VENABLE, President,
Chapel Hill, y. {.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-22
No Right 10 UgIiness.

The woalan WHO IS lovely i'll face,
form and t mpcr will always have
friends, but one who would be attrac-
tive must keep her health. If she Is
weak. sickly and al run down, she VIII
be nervous and irritable, If she ha>
constipation or kidney trouble, her
imrure blood will cause pimp!eS, blotrh-
cs. skin erupti"ns and IA wretched COM
plcx;cn. Electric BitterS is the best
medicine in the world TO regulate the
stomach. liver and kidneys and TO pu-
rify the blood. 1t gives trons nerves.
l,ripht eyes, smooth. vrlvcty skin. rich
complexion. 1t will make a good
looking, charming woman OF = run
down invalid. Only 50 cents at Wal
lace < J.hnsou's Drug Store.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-22
Court at Kingstgee.
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock

Monday morning at 10 o'clock
she s,entorian tones of the court
rrrler announced in familiar phras-
.>rologv that the February term OF
she Court Of ASSiZeS was about to
i:,.rin. Those that drew ui2h
- response to his stereoIyped IN
yitation were few in number, con-
>l>nng chiefly rjaror>, witnesses,
ihe court attaches. and those un-
tnrtunales ones who make ncceS-
>arv the existence OF a criminal
court.
Judge d. 4. townsend, Of the
7ih circuit, presided at this se>-
son. and in the absence OF Solicl-
Tor Wilson, john A. Kelley, Esq,
scled in his stead. Three prison
,,r> were brought forth for trial, in
ihe following order: s. l.. Smith.
~ hite, charged with biGamy, plead
guilty and was sentenced to the
county chain gang for six months.
Is. d. Frier, white, also entered
Il plea of guilty for diSpoSin@ OF
droperty under a bill of sale, and
received Il Sentenccof three months
.un he chain gang.
Will Singleton, alias Big
Wheel" colored, an old offender,
undertook to conduc! his own case
en- a plea Of not guilty 70 al in
&ictment for h0uSebreaking and
larceny. He examined witnesses
and made little talk to The jury,
9n.t his e'oqueEce failed TO con-
vince anG he Mas iOunu @uliIN. re-
ctlving u sentence Of one year on
The chain gang.
Robert Powell's case was post
,roued on account OF the absence
~of States witnesses. Powell is a
white man, vino only few months
ago served sentence on the gang
Tor adultery. The criminal docket
having been cleared as far as prac-
,;cable, tie court adjourned sine
die Monday at!e?uc N, vi huut en-
tering into the common pleas On
account OF the prevalence OF small!
.Ijox IN the county.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-22
Grand Jury Sreson:raent.
State of South Carolina. :

S'a'e OF Non' u Nar"'lh''7
county o' " ''I'"''',"'''-
l" me ''''"''",e ~ ~. i""
S"'' RESTING '""-e az ' ""'
tet"h, l'oo'
We, 'he Hfah0 '"'N' nav NY
finished the dn'leS aSSlSi'e" uS u"
respectfully submit 'hi' our pre-
sentiment;
In comPla"ce VIII" '"''' i''''. "''-
l""S we nave "''''' VII ''' D =
"'" ".''' - y '''N " ;.
FoSslDIe OWING I" '"'''aI''"' o'>
eases pFeEaleh' III seo''o'S VI '"e
comfy.
We have inspected 'he jan al"
find 1t IN ta'r'v good condition. De
ing neatly Keep; and the prisoners
we'll cared tor.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-22
AFRAID DOF SMalL POX.
Court AGjourns Monday Afternoon A.
ter Clearing he Criminal Docket.

On account of several reported
cases Of small poX at Lake City
and other parts Of the county the
| board Of health recommended 10
judge Townsend that the FeDru-
arv term of court. which conven-
e | on Monday, be postponed.
This request on the part Of The
board was seconded by Tie LEGAL
bar: and the jndge taking the mat
| ter under advi,ement, consented
to adjourn the court ai'er the
criminal docket had been cleared.
| The following are tn. preamble
ard resolutions adopted by the
| board al its meeting Oh Saturday,
| February IS:
Wh,r as, til board is officially
informed by the intendant of The
town 0! Lake City that there are
several cases OF small poX now un-
der treatment in said toxin OF
Lake City; and
Whereas. we are also iainrmed
that there are in several other
places in the county suspicious
cases of sickness either in tact
small poX OF resembling small
poN; and
Whereas. We believe The Can
gcr o; communicating the disease.
! 10 this community vii, be greatly
| increased by the no q NJ Of !ht
approaching term Of court and ihr
consequent inilny Of persons from;
al parts of the county: There
! tore, be il
Resolved. that ,ne in enda IT OF
Ning>lrec, The Hon. VI II. Ken
nely, be and lie is hereby request
I'd 10 b2ln- a. Sc lac:s al! cundl
tons at the earliest possible OPP
porinHity to The attention OF the
presiding judge at the said al
preaching term OF court loI his
consideration and action thereon.
! ". Ii. KENyEDY, II. J. kick,
Chairman. Secretary.
". q. GAMBLE. !. l.. JOHNSON
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-22

Mr.. w p. Hawkins announces
9ohis friends and patrons that he
has just received another car load
of tipe stock. llorses and mu es
first class buggy and farm animals
at rock bottom prices. Give him
q call at Thomas s. Bradhams
Stables.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-22
A Powder Mill Explosion

Removes everything in sight: so do
IN ;ic mineral pills. hnt both are
Highty dangerous. Don't dynamite
li.r delicate machinery of y"iir- body
With calomel, croton oil or alO"s pills.
when DR.. Kings New Life Pills. which
are gentle as 4 summer breeze. Go the
work perfectly. Cures Headache on
&tfpation. Only - ccat> 1T Wallace &
.IuhnSOnS Drug store.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-22
3. Cure for Heartburn.
Feb. > >, 1900.

That burning sensation in the stnm-
ac!!.. the pains ami suffering which
.ry;,rricnccd for i've long years. brought
on by continued constipation. and bill
iuuSne>S are almost ind.>cribabic. !
tried every kMown remedy without "t-
feet, Fi"ally / tried Ramon'> Liver
Pills and Tonic Pellets. following 'Er
directions carefully. After taking Il
few doses lcgnn t" improve. l have
not used more than three boxes ana
feel as we'll as | ever felt. My rrS:or;l-
ton 10 perfect health | attribute SoicIy;
to the u>c Of Ramun'S Live: Pills and
Tonic Pellets, ana | only wish ! could
prrsuadc others 10 do - did and be
curcd-l.ugan NJ Nails. Amsterdam, Va
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-22
Tribute OF Respect.

Three mcnths ago II pleased Al
mighty God to remove from our
Happy home our dear father, which
nyas indeed 4 great loss to rs all.
There is no one now to whom we can
80 for counsel. guidance or prote:-
non. A short time since, bat long
Iar us, he was with Us dispensing
comfort and happiness Tor his wife
aud children, aud with everything
That life he'd dear, rs a loving hus-
land, kind father and II true
friend: and We hope soon to meet
him. with 10 more parting, and onr
tears will cease to flow.
On. fa,a"r. thy gentle voice Is hushcd'
nv Warm. true hcarC i >ti'!.
And on thy pale ana peaceful face
IS resting death : cold chl!l.
Res, or. dear "a a,her, IhGT y: happy,
Free r@Cm stu, from til and care:
Once again we hope to meet thee,
And in Heaven thy g.urieS shore.
Dearest father. we have laid thee
In the peaceful! grave embrace.
3ut thy mrnCry Will he ch"rlS"ec
It'll we See thy heavenly face.
Thy hands are claSpcd upon thy breast !:
We have kissed .hy mar5lrd brow.
And in Jur aching hearts We Know
We have % father now.
Wife and Children.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-22

We are still writing Fire lnsnr-
.nce and Guanartee Bonds. We
represent the largest and most
liberal companies in the world.
&. W. Wolfe, klngstree, S. C' u
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-22
Reply to DR.. Wallace.

Kinsstree, $. c., Feb, 10, 1900.
Dr. ". L. Wallace, Sir: In reply to
YOURS Of the 9Th inst. requiring an
explanation why we declined your
bli for $25 90 for Jail, pauper and
chaingans practice for the coming
wear, and gave same to DR.. ". '.
Brockington for $,,3 -, we beg to
submit the following copy Of biz that
WAS presented last Year for the j'i!
anc paupcr pra'tice.
Kingstrce. S. c., March 6. 80
Mr.. b. Is. Chandler. County Sa?er-
visor. Williamsburg County.
Dear Sir: We, Wallace & johnson.
y. G. Scott, W. G, Gamble am W
Y. Bro2kington, representing the
medical profession of this p!lc ,
hereby apply for the Jail and Pan,
per practice Of Williamsburg c@uair
for the year 1899.
Said practice to be don" b. Us
Jointly, should it be awarded 10 u&.
and it is agreed tlat we will d. TIL
saline fol the sum Of One hHut"ed
and sixty dollars for the above m"n-
toned time. Respectfully summit
ed by
L!SToN 3. JOHNSON.
Now, DR.. ". /. Wallace, we con-
sidered the above Il full hrd-ed' '
combination aud we are satisfied that
if the combine had not been
broken, q similar bid would have
been male again. We employed DR..
Eulmorc last year for the sum of
$4,000, which, YOU can see, was
S2G.25 more than We have le5 the
con,r~ct for this year.
Now, Doctor, if DR.. W. '. Brock
ington had stuck to the combine,
what would your or your combine
bid have been? Would it have been
wentv-tive dollars. or would it have
been one hundred and sixty dollars:
W. w. KENNEDY,
W. II. CAMPBELL,
County Commissioners.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18
QUESTION
Of New Court House
Will be Re- Submitted to
the People.
The Cost For New Court
house and Jail
Will be Limited to 100000
For Both.
Committee of Prominent Citizens Will
Take Work In Hand.

A committee of citizens appointed to
devise plan of submitting new
Court House and Jail proposition to
the people met at the Court House this
afternoon in conjunction with a mum.
Der of local business men and farm
ers.
IT was decided to petition the County
Commissioners to defer the matter
Of making an addition to the Court
House until the question of building
a new one can be re-suDmitted to the
people at the fall election. petition
will he prepared. which everybody In
the county will be asked TO sign, ask
ing the commissioners TO provide for
the submission OF the question of build
ing new Courthouse and jail, at IL
total east for both of not exceeding
S300,00O. II Is the Intention to remodel
the old Court House into II Jail ana
Sherllf's oii:e, and TO use the present
grounds Tor the Court House.
The committee organized by appoint
iGo Gen. A. G.. !'rris, who has lIther-
to been IN opponent OF the new Court
House project, chairman. ANA iona,
than Taylor, secretary. Mr. 5. G.
Rogers acted as temporary secretary.
Tie chairman was authorized to ap-
point Il comluittcc OF six resident free
holders from each of riIc townships
excepting Akron as additional mem
bers of the committee. Akron's rep
resentation will be provided later A
meetng of the general commiite will
be called within few days to outline
plans for the work.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-18
LATE PERSONAL

Judge and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Anderson.
Captain and Mrs. Aaron Wagner. r..
A. Doyle. G.. W. Kline and Orlando
Wilcox are en route 10 Philadelphia, 10
attend the National convention OF the
Republicans and to sec the sights of
the Quaker cit.
Miss Julia y. Malone. of 633 East
Mill ST., went to New York city, Sat
urday for visit with friends.
Frank Il. Marvin. returned Sunday
from Ann Arbor. Mich, where he has
been attending the law school of the
University of Michigan.
+. |. Kilrain. Mary A. Kilrain and
James Collins of Cleveland. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. McCol-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wageman Of
Cleveland, We're the guests of Mrs. NJ.
Burkharlt and family of Sherman s;