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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
AMERICAN LEAGuE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit AZ Baltimore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
Two out when winning run made.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Toronto at Providence.
Montreal at Worcester.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Rochester at Newark
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

Hits-Willimantic .. Centredale T. Errors
-willimantic 6. Centredale 3. Batteries
Haley and Sullivan, Callahan and King.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
l2 INNINGS AT NEWARK.

Newark. Aug. 22-Yesterday Newark
wnilopsd Rochester all right 1t took ~
innings to do II. however. Both teams
played an almost faultless game only two
trrors being marked UP against the COM
bined teams. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE
JOSS WEAKENED.

Boston. Aug 22.-Joss went TO pieces IN
the eighth. after having pitched superbly.
Dineen never let up. Parents running
catch OF Latoies hit was the feature.
Score by innings:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

Hits-Boston s. Cleveland g. Errors
Boston I. Cleveland 1, Bstteries-Dineen
and warner: Joss and Bemis
DEL's GREAT BATTING.
Washington, Aug 22.--Delehanty's bat
ting practically won yesterdays game for
Washington. The visitors could not con-
meet with the ball when men were on
bases. The score by innings:
Innings ........ q s7se
Chicago cis.o" ..'....... '.. o Q 0 i I
Hits--washington Z. Chicago l3. Errors
Washington 2. Chicago I. Batteries
Orth and Drill; Callahan and Mcfarland.
BALTIMORE STILL WINS
Baltimore. Aus. 22--By better all round
work 'ne Baltimore team won from De-
troit after the visitors had been presented
with what seemed TO be a commanding
lead Casey was put out OF the game
for disputing a decision. Score by In
nings:
Innings 3tssI =.
Di' Dairoit .'......... [ oio Q o
Hits-Baltlmore ls. Detroit s. Errors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
EAaTERN LEAGUE.
Newark 8, Rochester 2-12 innings.
Buffalo 6-2 Jersey City 1-2-second game
} innings
Toronto at Providence-rain.
Montreal at Worcester-wet grounds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
philadelphia 2. Chicago o.
Brooklyn 7, Cincinnati T.
Boston CA. ST. Louis III
Pittsburg 2-l, New York o-S.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston 4, Cleveland l.
Philadelphia H. ST. Louis 8.
Washington 6, Chicago 4.
Baltimore s. Detroit 8.

Jersey City. Aug. 22.--Buffalo opened
with double-header In Jersey City win
ming the first game through bad errors by
Mack and McCann. and assisted by some
good hitting. the feature of which was a
drive over the fence for a home run by
Shaw. Hooker pitched effectively and
shut Jersey City OFF with only two hits.
both made by McManus. The second
game lasted IL innings. and was. called on
account OF darkness, with the score
tie. Buffalo tailed two runs on three
hits by Lynch. Milligan and Shaw and
Mack's errors In the second inning. Jer-
sey City tied the score IN the fourth
through an error OF Grimshaw and a hit
by Oakes. Neither side scored there
after. The scores
(First Game)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
NATIONAL LeAGU:

SCHOOL CHILDREN PRESENT.
ST. Louis. Aug. 22.-Boston and St
Louis played another double header and
again did they break even. There were no
features TO either game. Attendance. in
cluding 1900 school children, 1900. Scores
by innings:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
7ba|| 80 7 ennis = Trotting - Yachting
LANDED on HARPER.

Baltimore 2. Detroit g. Badteries-Katol
and Robinson; Siever Mullen and Buelow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
JERSEY CITY

Left on bases-Jersey Guy 10; Bui1alo
10 First base on balls--On Fertsch ]: of
Amole T. Struck out-By Fertsch 81 by
Amole 9 Three-basc hlts-Mack, Mill
gan. Two-base hits-Mack, Amole, Carr.
Sacrifcs hits-Grimshaw. Mattress. Carr,
Griffin, Mack. Butler. Gettman q stolen
basas-Shaw. Lynch. Atherton. Mack.
Double play-Grimshaw (unassisted.( Hit
by pitched ball-By Fertsch !. Umpires-
ERan and SharkcY. Tlme-2h 2hm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

Hits-Brooklyn r. Cincinnati IL. Errors
Brooklyn /. Cincinnati 2. Batteries
Donovan and DIESEL; Thielman. Ewing
and Berger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

Ryan; Malarky and Kittredge.
THEY BROKE EVEN.
Pittsburg. Aug 22.-Pktsburg and New
York each won a game in the double
header played here yesterday. The first
game was a battle between Mathewson
and Leever. and honors rested upon the
schoolmaster At the finish. New YORK
won the second game by punching its
hits. A feature of the game was the
fielding OF Conroy and Browne and Bres-
nahan's batting. The scores by innings:
tFirst Game.)
Innings ....... ] z 80
Pittsburg ....... 0 / 0 o i K 2
Hits--Pittsburg 6, New York g. Errors
Pittsburg 2. New York 2. Batteries
Lcever and Smith: Mathewson and Bow
erman.
(Second game.)
Pittsburg ........ o 0 / 0 o o Q o o /
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

Philadelphia. Aug. 22.-The home team
punched hits on Hdrper In the sixth and
seventh Innings yesterday and won the
second game Of the series. Score by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

Hits-New York Il. Pittsburg 6. Errors
New York 2. Pittsburg 0. Batteries
McGinnity and Bowerman; Phillippi and
thinner
BROOKLYNS WIN.
Cincinnati, Aug. 22.-The Brooklyns pre-
won out iust the same. Thielman's Wild
ness was what did the work He al
lowed eight bases on balls In the first
however and when Ewing succeeded him
the Brooklyns began TO line them ont.
The locals rallied during the latter part
OF the game. but could not overcome the
big lead. The score by innings:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22


+ Innings ......... 3 5
Philadeiphia 80. 0 05 x-l2
St Louis, ,......... 90 0 o o
Hits-.PhIladelphia is, st. Louis 9. Er-
teries-Plank and Schreck; Harper and
Kahoe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
First game.)
THEY BROKE EVEN

Hits-St. Louis Z, Boston Z. Errors-S
Louis 4. Boston g. Batteries--Neil an
Ryan; Malarky and Kittredge.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1902-06-20

Congressman Cory O'Gibson in
troduced a bill asking congress for
$40, 000 for the relief of the faml-
hes of those miners who were kill
ed III the mine explosion in East
Tennessee. Congressman Johu
Wesley Gains saw him and went
HIM $4,000 better in a bill ask
ing 5000, 900 for the same purpose.
The families of the uufortunates
should be taken care of, but we
may expect the strict constructions
lists to repeat all the trite sayings
about the appropriation being I'M
constitutional and an infringement
of the rights of the State.-Com-
mercial Appeal.
Web. as Congressman rushed
pell NELL over themselves to give
subjects of France 100000, why
should they not do the same for
their Acknowledged whose
sufferlngS are just as intense and
necessities as create How can
those who voted for the first $780,
600 refuses
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1902-06-20
To the Unknown.

I Respectfully dedicated o. ihs nHthcr II Blue
Tyes by ODE author II Brown Bye
And nov ~ thee o ,ang IN sing
Although thou nri 10 me unknown.
sull would that could being
Rare trophies 20 thee aud thee alone
Yc- gong 10 thee. in shose lines
no me- d deeper feeling has been brought
FOR human hearts and gifted minds
Than any words by sage or poet wrought
The small birds MARBLE 10 the trees,
Tho sun r. shining OIL 80 bright
Tho flowers wave gently i8 she breeze
And field and wood are allied with light
Words utterly fail my feeling. to express
The kind regard the high esteem feel for thee.
There b. thought II giadness within my brest
That yofmny sometime think ~ me
Nature hns endowed thee with many d charm.
Apollo could not have been hand.omcr than
thou
Nor Hercules stronger sfh his right arm.
Nor Socrates wiser than tboa art now
The ladder Of fame am sure you have found
Not very burd TO climb
And ] know you viii soon rcael. the top most
round
There may you fame wealth. and fortune find.
May angel. ever your foot steps attend
And guide you safe 20 Heaven,
And mnyyou reach that blissful end
10 earthly niortals given.
Md ore my cong come to an end
Mny you mways this remember
lhnt 1 Viii ever Ia v0ur friend
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1902-06-20
THE SOUTHERN CRIMINAL
AND FILIPINO PATRIOT
The South Disagrees With Mr.. Roosevelt.

We give an extract from th,
speech delivered on Decoration Day
by President Roosevelt;
rs it only in the army Of tht
Philippines that Americans some.
times do acts that c1use the rest oi
America regret (Cries Of Oh, no,
NOD
From time to time there occur
IN our country, % tnc deep
aud lnstiug shame Of our people
lynabings carried on under circum.
stances Of human cruelty aud bar
bnrity n cruelty infinitely worse
than any has ever been conItted
by our troops in the Philippines
worse 10 the victims aud FAR more
hrntatiziug 10 those guilty Of IT,
The men who fail to condemn these
lyuchings, aud yet clamor about
what has been done iu the Philip
pines, are indeed guilty OF neg
lccting the beam iu their own eye
while tauuting their brother about
the mote in his. "
This newspaper feels bound to
confess that it sympathi1es win
the urea and women OF lue South
who resent Mr.. Koo,a,clas peeaII
The substance Of Mr.. KooscyeIts
utlcrance as S0utherners under
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1902-06-20
Mississippi Hall of Fame.

Thqtierald with pleasure gives space to the
following and cheerfully opens its columns for
purpose named.
jackson. Miss, June ., 1902
Editor Herald
Permit me call your attention TO matter Of
Importance to the Department of Archives and
History, aud to ask your aid in presenting il
prominently before the people ofrhc State In
the beautiful new Capitol which is nearing com.
plction there will be a Mississippi Hall Of Fame
in which will be preserved the names and like.
ncsses of an the great men of the State including
great leaders of all classes and professions.
While 90 not intended 10 give special promi.
hence To any class of our great men, or limit to
any number. il viii awaken interest in matters
historical to select ten great Mississippians who
should have places IN this Hall Of Fame. win
you kindly open your columns tosthe people for
the above named purpose with your next issue
aud close the ballo; August list II you have any
letters of merit and interest in the course of the
vote may ] usk you 20 preserve and forward
them To the Departments Archives and History,
with the result of the vote ss taken by your val
uahc publication.
have the honor 20 be with best wishes
Yours very truly,
DUNBAR ROWLAND,
Director Department Of Archives snd History
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1902-06-20

is also true that no man regrets
more earnestly than does the
Southerner these horrible demon.
STATIONS OF the savage force Of
human resentment.
! But it is not true that the lynch
ing Of the criminal in the South
can be properly classed with the
wholesale torture and execution Of
men and women IN the Philippines
The Filipino who defends his
home against the armed forces Of
the United States may be "A mis-
guided man.
We sincerely believe that he is
opposing n force which in the end
viii benefit his fellows
But we desire To state, on behalf
Of the South, that the Filipino de-
Tending his home, refusing to be.
tray his comrades to certain death
ut the hands Of q foreign officer, is
a very different person from the
criminal in the South who has out
TRACED aud murdered a helpless
girl.
We believe that we do the Presi
dent Of tho United States good ser
vice when we seek to impress upon
dim the fact that the Southoruers .
vino defend themselves, even VIC .
.eEtly against horrible danger
10 their women, are not criminals. I
The murderers whom they treat
occasionally with q severity regret.
able, but not iucomprohaa iblo,
.honId not sbar' the sympathy chat
81 extend 10 distant, peaceful in
struggling iu ignorance
gmust what they feel TO be for
Ign invasion New York journal.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1902-06-20

years 1t ina, been the custom 5f th,
Press Association in arranging 1t.
program, TO give one session 10 tho
affairs Of the State This WIS done
first at Pass Christian last year,
the session being known ms the
industrial one \ number of
gentlemen, not connected with the
Press, but familiar with the sub.
laeis assigned them, were invited
TO deliver addresses, among them
Gov. Longlno On account of
pressing business, the Governor
could not be present.
The session Of Wednesday morn
ing Of the meeting held IN Green.
,ga, gaaAes. ~ frszalless .i11fss. sset.ts of
State. Gov Longiuo and DR.. b.
+. Ward were Invited by the pro
gram committee to address the AS
ISOLATION, the estate of MISSISSIPPI
pi' being the subject assigned the
Governor, and "The Cardinal Prin-
ciple in the Life of the State" to
SE, Ward On account of profess
'lonaT~ rduties DR.. Ward could not
attend, aaS'\we feel sure the Assoc
station was \ decided loser because
If his abseucA Gov. LONGING was
present. and delivered a most ex-
'ellent and able ADDRESS,
There was no "hocjhspocus' bus
ness about it, and it whs with ng1
lesire to advance the G0Neru0r's
political ambitions that he WIS in
lited, but because those entrusted
With arranging the program for
ihe 3Ith annual session of the AS
ISOLATION thought him worthy, and
'ully competent to speak on the
subject assigned. This he did in
IN able, diguifed manner. The
referee had nothing on earth to
10 with the invitation heing extern
led, nor was he present when the
program was being arranged.
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Neuralgia pains rheumatism, lumbago
aud stiatic pains yield TO the penetrating
influence OF Ballard's Snow Liniment 1t
penetrates 10 the nerves and bone, and
being absorbed into the blood its healing
properties are conveyed 70 every part Of
the BODY sud effect some wonderful cures
M. ID p Moore. Agent Illinois Central
Railway. Milan Tenn. states / have
used Ballads Saow Eminent for rheu-
matisn. hackache. etc. in my family Il
is a splendid remedy. We couid not DO
without t." 25c. soc and Sl.O0. no X. :.
MhcleSS
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M YnZno - Hernld Is Ind.

The Yazoo City Herald is au-
thoutv for the statement that many
of the citizens of Pickens wish to
withdraw from Holmes and make
Pickens become a part of lazoO.
in this connection the Mississippi
department os the Times-Dcmocrat
saws: at is probable that an ef-
fort will be made % have the next
legislature change the Yazoo COM
IN line so as to include Pickeus. =
Holmes viii regret to lose Pickeus.
but if the citizens Of that hustling
city desire TO divorce themselves
from us. We wish them weil.-Lex-
ingtou Progress.
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Extreme HOT weather Is a great tax ny
on the digestive powet Of babes when
punv and feeble they should be civen a
few doses Of Whites Cream Nermifuge,
the ohildreus' tonic. 10 viii stimulate
and facilitate the digestion of their food,
50 that they soon become strong, healthy
and active. 25c at r. :. Whcless.
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IfAAh HNfN.se
They ay tbm Ju lardaum
used tine meeting ol .ur Nme Press
Association at Greenwood 20 ld
vance ms chances for the guheruo.
torIol nomination NH'ehrz NW.
lctin
Statements wish TITO better eu
domemeut behind Dhep Cham tlv
say Gnu usually be pnt down as
the creatures Of q vicious and too
active imagination Major wanda
nan's trrntment Of ire press 6ud
his every act while they wcr( in
this city was characterized ~ n
genuine Southern genthty. IT,
there was any politics abroad ! Of
winch the wrt3r a9M.no s.Gi411t -.
it was by an elWe4t supposed y be-
autlgonistie 70 Va Fdaman .--bi loxl
Review. -
TIE Review altogether correct
in its Statements that at the recent
meeting Of thd Mississippi Press
Association at G,@epwood, Major /
Nardaman conducted hims,ylfas any |
Southern gentlemen should do re /
took an active part in the meetings
of the Association, and his partici-
patton in the discussions added to
their interest Major Nardamau
had right to do this, because he
is n bona lide newspaper man, aud
n member of the Association.
But can the Review enlighteu MS
as TO Governor Longino's participa-
ton in the aifalrs of the Associa-
ton TO the extent of delivering an
address on the materlal progress of
the State at one of its regular meet
lngsP Governor Longiuo is nlleg-
ed to be prospective candidate for
L. :. Senator at the hands of the
people of Mississippi, and for Fed
cral Judge at the hauds of PreSi
dent Roosevelt In recouuting the
progress of the State, 1.-THE Govern
or was indirectly sounding his own
praises, because Republican refe-
,oo,, an5 !, ,t;s,;s.;,,n; nonors
which he controls, has declared
,b h ~ &c. va ! 1no =, '' ano;no, Al
MIN. ration of -, mann Cov.
49, -, 49, '''''' "
Ia. ,rha, ..l,,.,,ro,r. 3, .,,as T.,,. D
giuo invited to address the Press
Association al one OF 'ls regular q
SESSIONS wy ~, Cou.''' ~, - l'iluu
,nSs M, If tbe Assoa;,,ion ~ Yagoo 9
CITY and Greenwood several wears !
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Reduced Prices,
we will continue to do 50, as CIR
will allow.
Continuous Service.

night and dav, never stopping, is
coming soon. Have your build
ings wired and get ready for EIee-
trio Fans to keep you cool, Electric
Motors to run your sewing ma
chimes, print your newspapers and
do your other work Be up-to.
date and enjoy life. Tallow can
dies, coal OIL and gasoline lights.
Cisterns and surface wells.
Slow fever aud mosquitoes are
not up-tO-date and do not harmon
ize with the spirit of YazoO CITY.
Don't waste your money or be an
noyed by them.
Water and Lights furnished to
any house in the city at uniform
cost for introduction and service
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Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All drI -rists refund the money If it fsils
TO cure. F. r.. Groves signature is on
each boy. 25e.
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hours IN the hands
of the DOCTOR

Or. PIercc's Fav0rNe Presentation
Is a aasorsan',s medicine. ~ c0rcs
5ISeaScS Of fhc wOnSaS1Iy orSa1S- ~
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practically pyfDIcss and giving
abundant sfretBgfh 10 nurse ana
nOVrIsh the child.
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JOHN J. NORTH & co.
Baptist Young Peoples Union.

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway viii sell tickets from points on
its line to Providence, r. l., At the low
rate Of one first class fare, plus Sl.01, for
the round ttip; tickets on sale July 9th,
1th and sth, with final limit July -, 1892.
For further information call on Agents
Southern Railway, OF write
c. F. JACKSON, 7. 2. 4.
Morris Hotel Building,
Birmingham. Ala.
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r1I THAT nnN'T GRir So FOR &c.
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1t was Il Pullman sleeper. and
Just across from the bachelors
berth was a handsome little woman
aud her three year old boy. Early
in the morning the two laughing
and playing together, and the good
uatured bachelor smiled TO him
self aS he arose to dress. Sudden.
~ a little foot peeped out from the
curtains of the opposite berth aud
with twinkle in his eve the
bachelor grabbed the plump toe.
aud began: This little pig went
% marEet; this little That Is
my foot. sir said the indignant
voice of a woman. The silence
that followed could be heard above
the roar Of the tralns-Nicksburg
American.
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Tie Yazoe
y ~
IMPROVEMENT co.

challenges comparison Of the quail
ity and cost of its service with that
Of other cities, where conditions
are in any wise similar. We are
not afraid of the light, turn it on.
We are in the business to furnish
the best possible quality of water
and lights for the least possible
charges to. our customers. As we
have voluntarily
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A N7OaaacE'
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Il am the mother of
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Mrs. S. E. Rose, Of
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and never less than
two days with any
child until the last.
Then I had used two
BOTTLES of DR.. Pierce's
Fayorit9 Pr
sna WIS
hours IN the hands
of the doctOr.D
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SAVED FRoM An AWFUL FATE.

Everybody SAID had consumption p
writes Mrs. a. NJ. Shields OF Chambers
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OF severe sickness, caused by Hay Fever
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of DR. Kings New Discovery for Con
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-09-18
LOCAL.
Read Pasturage Notice.

Read Pasturage Notice.
John R Robertson went to Jasper Sat
urday.
Dave Pitman Of Inman, vas here Sat
urday.
Misses Louise Hill and Thula Martin
visited the Misses Ables at Whitwell
Sunday.
John Farley and Miss Alice Bet
shears were married in SPquatchie Co.
Sept. Z,
Mrs J. b. Spears who has been sick
for several weeks, is improving. 49, Pike
Vile Banner.
Married in Sequatchie County, Sept.
Z, Robert Smith, of Ridgedale and Miss
Jennie Deakins.
Miss Lucy Layman of Victoria, was
the guest OF Miss Winnie Stewart over
Sunday.-Dunlap Tribune.
Miss Lulu Rollins who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Hope Rogers at
at Dayton, returned Sunday. --Pikeville
Banner.
uEALTH is fully restored by the
great Alternative and tonic, Hoods
'Sarsaparilla, and you remember the
old saying, - health Is WEALTH.
In. Knox was here Thursday. He is
now at Inman visiting his father, who
is said to be the oldest man in the coun-
ty.
II is now reported that the singletree
department of the handle works plant
will be enlarged as the building just
erected is not large enough for the bus
mess.
Mrs as. Robertson who has been Wis
iting her paughter. Mrs. French Hoge
tor the past week, returned to her home
at Sequachee City Monday.-Pikeville
Banner.
Services were conducted by Rev. S.
p Angel at The school house Sunday
morning, the last before annual confer
ence. He also preached in Coppinger
Cove Sunday Afternoon.
Shipments of goods and removals to
other sections more favored and pros
porous than this continue, and every
day we hear of somebody either moving
away or considering it.