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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-12
Firth PAGE.
tention-The Racket.
The Recruiting station.

New Spring -Goods-stone & Thomas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-12

Don't contract elsewhere. Resi-
dence telephones, &c a days; business
telephones, 1Oc. All long distance
phones. NO "PARTY Visit
our instrument and display
ODD. House & Herrmann's.
NATIONAL TELEPHONE co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-12
Corded Wash Silks,

The best we can produce as to
color, style and quality. Our as
sortment at this time contains
about twenty shades. and is most
complete. Prices 42c and 48c yard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-12
Arabian LaCeS.
de Chimes
and Panne CrepeS,

That soft, clingy fabric from
which the handsomest of gowns
r made, black and cofors. incIud-
ing the delicate pastel shades, make
up our line at a range Of prices
from Sis tos4.50 yard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-12
GOT THO THOUSAND Volts.
WAS NOT SERIOUSLY HURT.

Contact with the Wire Threv Him
Several Feet Away and Rendered
Him UncOnscious-Was Soon Re-
vived and Taken Home-Wiu be
Confined to the House for About
One Week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-12

u1e&nd Page.
DIR Rent-Geo. J, Mathison.
Third Page.
Nickle Plated Copper Tea Kettles-Nes<
bitt a. Bro.
Notice-City Hospital Association
Lenten Specialtfes-H. F. Behrens ca.
Wanted-Girl at l044 Market Street
Call and See Dur Filters-Geo. w. John.
sons Sons
Wanted-GirI at n Sixteenth Street.
Opera sHouse-An Irish Gentleman
Firth Page. !
Attention-The Racket.
Sixth Page.
The Wilbur Shoe-McFadden's.
The Roberts Germ Proof ter-Mc ain
Dental and Surgical Depot.
Eighth Pare
New Spring Goods-Stone & Thomas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-12
SuitiDs Special.
90 Pieces Raya DimitieS

Just opened fresh from the mills,
and the latest productions, in pat
tern, which consist of almost every
kind, from the little polka dot on
plain ground to the more elaborate
scrolls. stripes and dresden figures.
15c yard.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-15
ocA IN BRIEF.

TUESDAY III the Guy.
hes, Coffee.
MILES & STEELE
sam Van, tone. Of slater. spent
Tuesday with Marshall relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Cason spent
Monday with relatives at Wanamaker.
r. r.. spencer and family have %
ID to the Collier property on High.
land.
The New York store shows styles In
everything. that are 10 he seen there
only. IL
Miss Edith Carpenter will leave this
week for u visit to relatives at Malta
Bend.
\. +. Rector wa. able tO attend to
business, again Monday after u -hor,
Illness.
\ new line of mems Ne,'kwear has
jus, been opened AT the New York
Store. II
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. sam Smith
at Gretchen. saturday. March NH. a
daughter.
Mrs. Clark living on College Hin.
who has been 80 very III for weeks. Is
improving.
Mrs. John Welsh and daughter. of
Mt. Leonard. were In the city Tuesday
shopping.
Some new things In Fringcd Red.
Spreads ARE Ia e seen u, the New
York Store. II
Mrs. J. =. Spangler lett Wednesday
for Nap,on Ia attend the Huffman
Manly wedding.
Miss Matte Brown returned Tues
day morning from Chicago where she
went after goods.
M"sdamcs william Harrison aud
q. =. Hardin were guests ~ Mrs. !.
W. Garter nn Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Holloway IN.
~'crtained Mr.. and Mrs. Cha,. Page u,
dinner an Wednesday.
Mrs. George W"bher J. quit. sick
with ion.iliti- and grip NJ her home on
South Jefferson avenue.
l."vereite Leonard has this week
moved his Mccormick machines t. the
Boyer brilding e the post office.
Mrs. ". ". Miller and son. Howard
of Macon city. are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. j. l., Roberts of this city.
Rev. &. T., Thomas will preach at
Saline church. six miles northwest of
Marshall on sunday afternoon at ,
O'Clock.
Rev. =. Y. Hayden of NJ. v. &. was
called Ia Kansas this week on account
IF the serious illness of his niece with
pneumonia.
Patented Dee. IL. lMl. Male and
female agents write ut once. II mean
your fortune.
THE WERNER MF'G. Co,
l'1 Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. u. ID. Ament and sOn shelby.
left Tuesday for Il visit tn Mesdames
Sterling and VI. =. Harris at Black.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-15

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.,,,i ..,,t,. -..,I
Miss Allie King ami sister. Mrs.
H., g.. -. .....,.- Iii, I....
.v.l.. ,,, pa. a.. v..,..
Miss Jennie Chandler returned sun
day from Chicago, where she Went A.
ter her spring millinery H'rtr'mmer.
,,,,. No..
Mrs. J' w. MITCHELL lett edn"-uay
Tor k'rks'iIle to attend The funeral ~
hcr iather'in-iaw. iiev. y. u. MITCHELL
I.,
New goods al every description are
dropping M daiI. ~ the New YORK
store, the result of Mr.. Mayors visit
!" New YORK. u
Dr. ana Mrs u. y. Hardin entertain
Ell Mr' None iobn"h o' fulton. VII"
u, now representing q 81. Louis house.
on Wednesday evening Mt the home of
Mr-. Mary Harvey on North J"ncr-
son avenue.
WISE U.s." '"''''"" =" "'"""''
'"""' '''' '"e""' ""' ~ 'e"'"o"
S""' "''"s ""' Wv. >'"'' I'VE MUS"
will stop while here with !. \. McAmi.
and family.
u..,,.,, u.,,,l,, -, u,,.,, x...
X.,,L . 4, u..-h.u r.. -.
,,,,. .. Sh.,L.i,,,d v,.,, ,.n...,,
~. hi. ,,,,., AZ. - r.,hL,.
,,,o 1. ,.,, an
MR.. Mimi. Rnrn.,,. came ,l,vn
Tuesday for n visit ,o Mrs. II y /.
smith nnd Mrs. ! T.. ,orl,r. IN. Int.
ter of whom I. no, 81 we'll ns NJ yo 4,
press.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-15

Full Size SKIRT. cpmbric nouncc.
tucked emb, oidery. trimmed, iNc
Umbrella skirt. trimmed with
embroidery or lace, good values
ut ...... ..$l.Wl. sl.2j aud ~ ~
Umbrella Skirt. trimmed with
four rows Torchon lace insert.
ing and lace bottom. Sc M
Good values IN Corset Covers
nj Die, IN. 1s. ~ ~ aud sl.aj.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-15
March Values in
UndefmuSIinS

Ladies are fully convinced
that our prices for the finish.
ed garment are no higher
than they are usually asked
to pay for just the materials
alone, thus saving all the an.
noyancc Of the making.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-15
Cotton fOuIafdS

Look just like silk, just as
pretty patterns retain their
lustre after being lannedred. and
the price will surprise you.
Large assortment Of Tissue
Ginghams, beautiful designs
and cOlOrs.
The Marshall republican., 1901-03-15
Wash Goods.

Meier had such u large stock
before. Lawns, Dimities, Bat
istcs Ginghnms.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20

we expect to see it 90 TO so cents in
the near future unless forbidden by
law. Mira6iie dictu. that 500 OF
property ia Berryville can be taxed
ten dollars in one year fo- electric
lights alone. (See Acts of Assembly
1926 If the constitution put "a lin
il TO the tosal tax rate such fool laws
as that would be harmless.
The judges aud u. ). Senators
should be elected by the people.
fear there is going TO be entirely
too much haste about this matter.
Delegates to the convention should
have time before going to get the
written ideas of ten or "a dozen men
from each magisterial district he (the
delegate) may represent, then he
should collate, arrange, and boil these
down, then write out the net result
and carry il TO the convention with
HIM. At the convention these 100
or so net results should be- placed III
the hands of committee which
should casefully collste, arrange, aud
boil them down, and the net result
would be constitution 10y the people
and for the people. "Where no coun
sci is. the people fall, but in the mul.
titude of counsellors there is safety"
TAN PAYER.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20
IN CIIANCERY.
re object OF this SUIT is.

The object OF this SUIT Is:
lst 10 suoJect u certain lot Of land located
at bOyce, CLARKE county, Va, AMI of wnlcn
DorcdS =. Carlisle uled seized, To the Day
ment Oi a ueDt due the s.tId ". y. RraulOrd
vi $1,000 WITH interest thereon from Nov.
LIST, 1881 uutii pdld, ana Sl.4S costs OF pro-
test; siid ueot OelnS evidenced Oy Il note of
the SAD DJrcds &. Carusle endorsed by Le-
andcr Carlisle.
III. To enforce a trust standing ayainst said
lot Of iaud IN favor Oftne Middle states Loan.
BUILDING aud CONSTITUTION Company of IN
gerstOWn, Md. ana ascertain what ~ due
SAID Company under SaIu trust.
81. To siSse.nOIe the ueners of said lot and
ascertain the amounts aud priOrItes other
liens.
4th. TO settle the accounts ofW w. Small
wood, Sheriff, Committee Admins rator of
DOrcas &. Carlisle.
9th. And To distribute the estate under the
direction OF the Court ami for general relief.
And affidavit having Oeen mAdethat OF the
said defendants IaunHn Clipp the Middle
states Loan, Building ana CONSTRUCTION
Company Of HdgerstOwn, Nj. aud Hv. KVd
DOusla Trustee, are non residents of IN
State OF Virginia, and that there are sundry
un8nown neirs OF the SAID Dorcas &. Carlisle,
deceased, whose names and residences arr.
unknown, 1t Is ordered that they do appear
here within fifteen DAYS alter que publication
OF TINS order, ana do what necessary to
protect their interests in this suit
y Copy-feste,
JNO. NJ. GIBSON Clerk
blackburn Smith, p.q.
feb6 St
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20

1t was pred icted some time ago
that the republicans or a portion OF
them would be likely soon to take
steps to reduce the tariff on some of
the schedules in the Dinyley bill,
having been driven to admit that
their only present availability was to
enable the manufacturer to charge
extortionate prices at home, while be
sold his surplus abroad at only a
small profit. 1t was not hoped that
any large proportion of that party
would come over TO the democratic
position that the tariff ought to be
abolished on articles made by trusts.
This, however, has now been acceded
to by Representative Babcock, of Wis
cousin, chairman of the republican
congressional committee in the last
campaign. who has introduced bill
TO repeal the duties on steel and iron
goods, with the declared object of
striking blow at the new trust in
that line. OF course, since Mr.. Bah
cock knows, and every body else
knows that there is no chance that
Congress will take any action on the
tariff at this sessisn and but little
that il will interfere at all as long as
the republicans remain in power, his
bill merely serves to show that be
stands shoulder to shoulder with the
democrats in their desire to adopt
this, the only apparent method OF
fighting the trusts, although be in
sists that be is not a convert to demo
cratic doctrine on the subject.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20

In the last three and in this edi-
ton of the COURIER considerable
space of its columns has been aud Is
devoted to correspondence bearing
upon the approaching constitutions
convention. At the inception of this
discussion the COURIER took editori-
ally the position of hands of as far
as the candidates for the convention
are concerned, and at the same time
opened It's columns for any express
ion of opinion on subjects pertaining
to the convention that any of the
citizens of the county may desire to
make. In doing this our sole pur-
pose was to give our readers AS much
information and enlightment as
possible on this important subject in
order that they may be prepared TO
vote intelligently when they elect
delegates to the convention. In
view of some things that have hap
pened we intend hereafter to assert
the editors right to subject all man
uscripts sent US TO the "blue pencil
so as to eliminate therefrom any
features we may think improper to
appear in our columns, and in exer.
cising this right we will act as i'm,
partially and and fairly as possible
towards ALL
We hope however that our CORE
spoudents will help us to conform
with these prescriptions by being
temperate and digniied in the tone
and expression of their communica-
tious. The letters this week are
written along this line aud there is
no reason why they should not con
tinue so. In order that all commu-
nications may be placed in our col
umns al the time wished by the
writer's we ask that they be handed
us not later than Friday evening pre-
ceding the issue they are to appear in
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20
COMMUNICATED
A MOORE, JR.

Mr.. Editor: Doctor Kerfoot in
formed us Ill his first communities
ton that ne had fired only u few
random shots from the skirnish line
and hoped he would be satisfied
with that effuslon, that he would see
after more mature reflection that he
had made a mistake III this uncalled
for aud wantOn attack upon the
signers of MOore's petition rs we'll rs
upon Mr.. Moore himself. But | find
that in this | was mistaken, that
there still rankles in his bosom all
unsatis6ed revenge. Now he comes
with n MAXIM GUN loaded to the
muzzle with "POtlicker," and that
too, fear, having been exposed for
some days to the purifying effects OF
July sun. The Or. accuses me of
spending two thirds of my time in
Mr.. Moore's Office. Another exag-
geratiOn which seems to be part OF
tn mans nature. | do frequently
stop in there, because | like to asso
ciate with gentlemen of intelligence
and refinement. for in such associa.
ton we may expect to add something
to our sum of knowledge, besides be
ing agreeably entertained. If the DR.
would not consider it gratuitous
would advise that HE associate with
such people. 40 that his grafton:
would have less OF the PoTLIKEF
SMELL and QUALITY and more Of re
finement and common sense
Shakespeare makes one of his char.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20

Appropriations for purely military
and naval objects for the next fiscal
year will aggregate approximately
1866, 100000. This is leaving out
of the calculation all deficiency ap
propiatlOns of money to he expended
during the present fiscal, which will
aggregate at least $40, 100000 more
and will bring the total sppropia-
lions for military aud naval objects
made by the present session of Cong
ress up to the enormous sum of
$405,000,000. This sum, of course,
includes pensions, which amount to
about $l55.000,000. Subtracting
this there remains expenditure for
current military and naval expenses
of $25G,OO0,0O0. Comparison of
these fixtures with the expenditures
of other great nations, which vastly
exceed the United States in their na
val aud military armanents, will be
instructive. Germany spends 1874,
100000 In round numbers annually
for her army and navy; England i,
spending 1898, 100000 for her pres
ent war; Russia spends AL even 5000
100000 year. Explanations and
economy would certainly seem to b,
IN order.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20

The legislature has agreed upon a
convention bill aud adjourned last
Saturday. The bill has been sign
ed by the Governor. 1t is the orig
nal Flood bill, aud provides for 100
delegates; it further provides for al
election on the fourth Thursday in
May (the 23rd). and the assembling
of the convention on the 18th of
June. The delegate to the conven-
ton are to get $i per day. and shall
be entitled the same privileges and
mileage as the members for the Leg
islature.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20

j. G. Avis guarantees every bottle
of Chamberlan's Cough Remedy and
will refund the money to anyone
who is not satisfied after using two
thirds of the contents. This is the
best remedy in the world for La
Grippe. coughs, colds, group and
whoopin cough and is pleasant
and safe to take. 1t rre-
vents any tendency of cold to re-
suit In pneumonia.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20
46 Ewes 81 Shropshire Buck
/ BROOD SOW.
FARMING IMPLEMENrS

EAhhl.N Nv A-hI L.h T<.N
Consisting Of 2 four-horse Wagons, being
a Brown broad tread; 1 two-hOrse Spring
Wagon, l Spring-toOth Harrow, Heavy set
of Breechbands, nearly new; ] Farm Bell,
etc, etc.
TERMS-All sums of so and under, cash;
on all sums over $40 credit of II months
will be given. the purchasers to execute ne
gotiabie notes, with approved security, bear
ing interest from day OF sale, and payable at
the Bank of Clarke County. No property to
be removed until terms are complied with.
8. HI. TALLEY.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20

IN 7 VLLIlk ) OFFIJE
Or IHE CiRCUlfCUCKr.
In Vacation, FEBRUARY Atm, lsUI
W. \. Bradford
vs..
Leander Carlisle, G. NJ. BrOun, trustee.
w. W. SmdawuOd, oncriu ana as
such COMMITTEE administrator of
DOrcas q. Carlisle, deceased. Han
ndn Clpp, Ine .hlJuIc states Loan.
BLIidlns dnd CONSTITUTION CJmoA-
ny OF hdScrstOWn, Ma, Henry
Md DOusi..S, trustee. ana the uti-.
known ne'rs of said Dofcas G.. Car
Isle. uecelsel
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20

Here the total tax rate is......$1.3O 80.
Here is tax of one and one third
per cent.-au unreasonable amount
for farming community-aud AS |
understand 1t, this may be doubled
or quadrupled, in fact, is unlimited.
Again, 500 worth of property in the
town of Berryville eau be taxed rs
follows:
State taxes Observation-Disclosures. 40 cts.
County School taX....... ....lO cts.
District School tax .........10 cts
X. X. tax, unlimited; il has been. 80 cts
Corporation taxes, unlimited it is. 40 cts.
Total tax rate. 30
This amount is out of all reason to
my mind. Yet, the corporation tax
rate, / understand, 10 unlimited, aud
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20
ICOMMUNICATEDI

Mr.. Editor: l think 1t would be
Well tor our constitutional convention
To make the new constitution prUnIU-
IL counties, cities, towns, ETC., trOm
contracting deUJs IN excess Ot D or
10 per cruL. of the assessed value OF
their teuaOic property. l have seen
1t stated that the lImIt iii Peuusy Iva
ula Is D per cent; / have heard that
II l. 10 per cent. IN Georgia. Also, 1
think, there should pc limit To the
total amount of taX-rate that eau be
imposed upon Oue's prOperty-one
per cent. say in the country and
small towns, aud one aud one-half or
Two per ceut. In cities. 10 illustrate
what | mean-SlUU worth of rural
property under the present law, as
understand 1t, can be taxed AS fol-
lowed:
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20
PUBLIC SALE.

The farm on which | reside having been
sold, and the purchaser wishing possession
of same. | hereby offer at Public Sale on SAID
farm form rly the Maj. Mcdonald proper
ty-situateI at the Old Chapel, Clarke coun
ty, Va, on
Friday, March Ist, 1901,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20
IN CHANCERY

'',.'''''''''''. '''''''''O'mp'Aiha'
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20
z Horses & Colts,
10 Head OfCattlc.

of which are Milk Cows, and the remand
er young cattle;
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20

Heiflebower q West, Au.ts.
L. Il. itardcsty, Clerk
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Office,
Berryville, Va, Feb. 10, 1901.
John Gaunt and Adelaide V. Gaunt..
............... ......... Complainants
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-02-20

Extract of decree of the Circuit Court of
Clarke County, Va, in the above entitled
cause dated Feb 9th 1gOi.l
The Marshall republican., 1901-06-21

has been travelling a great deal Of
late with her aunt and uncle, and
has been much missed in St. Louis
society. Miss Bagnell is an ex-
dainty type Of beauty, with
golden brown hair and clear blue
eyes. Although not tall. she Is
perfectly proportioned, looking her
best in the simple, though elegant,
toilets which she most delights to
wear. Mr.. Babbitt is a nephew Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Thayer, and
has lately been appointed to the
post Of United States commissioner.
Although just returned from Cali.
iornia, where she has been all win.
ter, Miss Bagnell will leave 10 a
short time to spend the summer In
Europe. with Mr.. and Mrs. Bag.
nell. The wedding will take place
In the early fall, and is being look
ed forward to as one Of the events
Of the opening season. Mr.. Bah
bitt is a member Of the law firm Of
Kern 4 Rabbit. Of this city.
Miss Bagnell is well known in
Marshall. having spent much oi
her young life at Elk Hill farm and
since the death Of her father. the
late Thomas Bagnell, she visited
our city with her uncle William
Bagnell aud wife, when she made
many friends. who will look for
ward to her wedding with a grea,
deal Of interest.
The Marshall republican., 1901-06-21
Fancy Work Club.

Mrs. Carroll l.ogsden charmingly
entertained the Shackeliord Fancy
Work club Thursday. st her pleas.
ant country home, where true hos.
pitalitv abounds.
She wa assisted by Miss l:ssic
Conway Of This city aud a very
pleasant time socially was had. Re.
freshments Of Strawberries. cream
and cake were nicely served.
The following persons were
among the entertained: Mrs.
George Mayer Of St. Louis. Misses
Anna aud Laura Brice, oi Marshall.
Gertrude Hockensmith. at Odessa,
Miss Hannah. Of Miami. Mrs. Sue
Eakin. OF Kansas City. Miss Loulou
Tickemyer. Of ShackelfOrd and
guest, Miss Wayne ZipG. Of St.
Louis, Mesdamrs Theodore Gray
bell. James Miller. Frank Carter,
Mrs. Jahns. Mrs. Doran, of Illinois,
Misses Julia Turley, Flora Keethly
and Florence Tickemyer.
The Marshall republican., 1901-06-21
Children's Day At Nj Olive.

The Old School Prcsbyterians at
Mt. Olive had their annual child
ren's day exercises Sunday. June
10Th. This school that numbers
over one hundred members. Is call
ed the largest country school in the
county and is also of the best.
Mr.. !. {. Sydenstrickcr Of this city
is the popular superintendent Of the
school and travels seven miles every
Sunday morning, winter or summer,
in order to Ike at his post Of duty.
The house on this occasion was
packed and then those who came
could not all get in the church.
People from IS miles around in the
county were there, and the exer-
cises that proved most interesting
consisted Of good music, Rotations
and a synopsis of the missionary
work of the church during the past
year.
The Marshall republican., 1901-06-21

G. W. Barton. son Of G.. Il. Bar.
ton. and Miss Annie Il. Spry,
daughter Of James Spry, Of this
city, were married Saturday at :
o'clock in the afternoon at the home
Of the bride on West Morgan street,
Rev. A. ". I.ehr performing the
ceremony.
The groom is a thrift, young
carpenter aud the bride has had a
position for some months at the
Marshall Steam Laundry. Both
are worthy young people with a
large circle Of friends, who wish
them a happy aud prosperous fut.
ure.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Barton will live
for the present with the groom's
parents in this city.
The Marshall republican., 1901-06-21
Painful Accident.

Miss Ruth Cochran oldest daugh.
ter of Oscar Cochran Of this city.
received a painful, cut on the face
Monday afternoon. While enter.
ing the door, a long screw in the
screen struck her in the side of her
face, near the nose. making an
ugly and painful cut, that will like.
~ leave a scar.
DR.. G.. s. Hardin was called in
and found il necessary to take three
stitches. Miss Ruth is doing nicely
and we hope her face will not he
scared.
The Marshall republican., 1901-06-21

visits to Our city are a source Of
much pleasure to the young people
of Marshall.
The evening was spent on the
lawn, which is always most invit-
ing and owing to the heat Of the
evening was especially pleasant.
Fruit lemonade was served in
the dining-room by Misses Rachel
Van Dyke and Bereniece Vance.
Refreshments Of berries. ices and
cake were served by Miss Vance,
assisted by Mrs. Maurice Hage-
dorm and Miss Florence Groves.
Those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. s. &. Munoz, Misses Louise
Noble. Berta Francisco. Katherine
Hood, Pattie Page, Florian and
Lavinia VERIFY. Lillian Bowen. Ola
Walker aud Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Bell; Messrs. Will Rainey, O. r.
Goodwin, Frank Miles. Charles
Fisher, VIM. Walker aud DR.. Ming.
The Marshall republican., 1901-06-21
Wedding Announcement.

An important engagement just
announced. in the Globe, Democrat
of Sunday, is that of Miss Nellie
Bagnell to Mr.. Byron Fenner Bah.
bitt. Miss Bagnell is the niece of
Mr.. and Mrs, William Bagnell. No
~ Westmoreland place, and one of
the greatest bellies in society. She