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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
NAROONI'S PRMlF.
Hnass4ous Mode of EstsBx6Ahing Al
eAracy of WirAless SSstem.

snrssxous Mode of R~taBxiAhing Ac-
cAracy of WirAless Ssstem.
Halifax, n. S.. Dec. 2G.-Wireless
nessages sent in Italian by MarcOni to
General 43russldi. 6rst aidsae,eamp ia
the king Of Italy: to Ahe lady in waiting
to the Queen DOwager Margherita and
to the Italian minister Of marine have
been received at Poldbu, Cornwall, by
operators who have no knowledge Of
the Italian language. This Is regarded
as an interesting proof OF the correct
ness with which messages may be
transmitted
This message was sent to the direct
orr of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph
company In London, my best Christ
mas wishes to my codirectorv and their
families sent for the first time by
transatlantie wireless telegram.
The Glace Bay station is now closed
for few days for the Christmas holi-
days.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
Fifteenth
MASONIC
ASSEMBLY

The fifteenth annual Masonic ~
sembly given BY the Barre membexs
CT Operative Lodge $50, Of Aberdeen,
Scotland, was held last night In Miles
hall, ia celebration Of the festival Of
st. John. There was large crowd
present and it was q grand reunion.
Many Of the notable attendants Of
past yeass were not present, but their
places were taken BY new brotheahr-
Brother Ell T. Rice was in his cur.
t0mary place at the right hand OF the
Worshipful Master. Mr.. Rice has ~
tended nearly every meeting since the
first. one.
At about 8 30 the party sat down at
tho tables and Worshipful Master
Robert Kynoch called the meeting to
order. The following toasts were
given: - "The President and the
Craft, "The Grand Lodge Of Scot.
land", 1.-THE Grand Lodge Of Ver-
mont, Cooperative Lodge No. 1907,
''The Success and Prosperity OF Gran
lite LODGE, "Brother Eli Rice".
Worshipful Master Charles T. Camp
bell responded for Granite Lodge and
Worshipful Master Robert Kynoch
for Operative Lodge and Mr.. Rice re-
sponded to bis toast.
During the giving of the toasts
Miss Rachel Young. daughter OF An
drew Young, delighted the audience
by her singing. W. s. Alexander,
George Troup and Arthur Muiry al
80 sang. Lentini's orchestra favored
the assembly with a beautiful select.
ion.
At about 10 30 a bounLiful supper
was laid on the tables and after full
justice had been done to this the gen.
tlemen adjourned down stairs for an
hours smoke talk while the commit
tee cleared the floor for dancing. Len.
tini's orchestra gave excellent music
and the grand march was led BY
Robert Kyhoch and daughter, Miss
Lizzie, followed by floor director Alex. 4
ander Dundas and Miss Rose Troup. a
Tie floor directors we're Alex A.
Dundas and John Chesser. The com.
mittee were Robert Kynoch chairman
and John Milton secretary, Willisn
Birnie, T. G. Kesson, James
Coutts, VIM. Broddie, VIM Diack, A.
Young, A Mckenzie and VIM. Nicoll.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27

Defeats

Rutland Dec. 27.-The checker
match for the championship OF the
state which has been In progress here
since Tuesday, between George O. An.
-derson Of Barre and N. A. Bailey Of
this city WAS decided in favor Of the
Barre man last night. The last two
games Of the match were drawn and
the final standing vas seven for And.
FHr1cn, two Tor Bailey and sesen drawn,
making Is games played out of the
20, which was to constitute the
match.
Both games were Of the Whittier
opening and they were the most in'
teresting Of the series. At times
Bailey appeared to hold q winning
position but was outclassed by his op.
ponent.
Anderson has been champion Of
Vermont since last October, when he
won the title from Bailey at match
played at Barre. Anderson expects u
play at the New England checker
tournament, which is to be held at
Boston Feb. 26. Anderson came to
this country from Scotland last April.
He was the champion at bis former
home In Aberdeen.
He gave q good exhibition Of bis
powers last evening when he played
against three OF the local clubs repre-.
sentative players and winning the
larger per cent Of the games played.
The championship board has been
on exhibition here since the beginning
Of the match. The board was first
put up at q state tournament held al
st. Albans in 1879 to be awarded to.
gether with cash prize Of $50 and
the state championship to the winner
OF the contest. Two other cash prizes
Of el5 and e96 were also awarded to
the players standing second and third
In the contest. The board was after.
wards surrendered to the player stand
ing second and won from him by Bal
ley Of this city In 1880. 1t has been
10 bis possession since that time, he
receiving but two challenges to play
for the board previous to his challenge
by Anderson last October when it
was won by Anderson.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
UNITED STATES
IS NOT
PARTICIPATING

Washington, Dec. 27.--At the STATE
department It ts poslovel, denied
that tins country 10 participating ID
formulating . preliminary protocol
providing for arbitration between The
powers and Venez3ela.
1t is'said the President in decllnius
to act a. arbitrator declined in
sptTat - we'll - in letter and to ssst,t
In Arranging the preliminaries vould
Do inconsistant. Whether the block.
sde viii continue dudng the neeotia.
ttons IL yet to be learned here and
ev,dently to be determined BY the
allies.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27

London, Ons., Doc, :E.-The west
bound Pacific express on the Grand
Trunk system oollided hesd on with
Il freight train at Wa1ste& last night,
|aeRescoping NO baggage oars anto'the
jnaoker filled with passengers. "A
i1u0ber were killed and 'tt'is estimated
that betaeenMlfte and thirty we're
injured.
Twenty passengers and 'trainmen
were almost INSTANTLY 'Ailled and 3s
|1ejuYed, many seriously. Most Of the
passengers we're returning home. The
empress consisted OF two baggage can,
10 smoker, two hrst.class scoaehes aad
two pnllmaas.
The Smoker which YVES t6lescopdd
had its sides knocked out, the root
falling and imprisoaing the passen-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
GERMANY
IS WELL
PLEASED

Berlix, Dec. 27.-The German press
expresses general satisfaction at the
prospect of arbitration Of the Ven.
ezuelan snairs and is curious to sec
how the H que tribunal will avoid
any consideration Of the Monroe doc
trine.
London Deb. S7.-England formal.
ly accepted this afternoon President
Roosevelt's proposal to refer the Ven.
ezuelan affair to the Hague for arbi-
tratiOp.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
MANY PASSENGERS KILLED
I errIb1e Accident On Grand
Trunk Railway

gers. Nest awful havoc aad GoSs Of
life occurred ia this car.
The wreck shortly after The .eollis.
ivn caught fire, .ano but for the heroic
efforts Of . brigade OF passengers or.
gaDized snd ledby IN old man who
was hanseh q passenger, the disaster
might have been worse. The dre
was soSdued BY the brigade throwing
snow on the '4ames with hsAG and
hands. M
The su6erings were increased,aby q
blindiog snow storm and tenpeaafure
near zero. Mayer Cuthbertsons Of
Port Huron, Mich, was iasqsE Aed
under the wreck for two hours but
WAS not seriously hurt. The dead
and injured are arriving here BY
special trains this morning.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
IN THE WORLD
Of LABOR.
The Week Among The Work
,ers, And Items OF Interest
For Working Men.

"Peace On Earth and Good VIII
Towards Men ought to be the motto
Of all writer's just now, but II you are
very thoughtful man and II your
world is anything like an extended
one You are likely to find 20 many
ohstacies to peace and good will that
they may get swamped in the ordi-
nary run Of things. Were we sure
that every family in the broad coun-
try had all they require in the way Of
comforts or necessities, then ought
We sit down comfortably with our
hands Ia our pockets and let the
world slide. But unfortunately We
have too much assurance and 20, willy
ntlly, We have to think Of Others
Nothing has struck me Of late 20 for.
chilly % the readiness which working
people exhibit 10 thinking that sll the
evils caused by the increased price Of
coal are to be laid 1t the door of the
poor miner. The miae owner hsl.
lowed OF 20 to speak, and speaking Of
the increased price We think only Of
the miner on strike and forget how
modest his demands were and how
easy It would have been for the mine
owners to prevent a strike il they 10
desired.
It Is vely often said that the en-
ployer wholwas working man him
self il the meanest to do business
with. In Barre nearly all the en-
ployers we're ut one time working
men and still it seems that no city lin
the state Of the same conseQ uence can
be 90 free from labor troubles. This
would seem to indicate that the man
who has experience OF both sides Is the
best man to do business with after Ill.
The average rate Of wages In Barre III
30 per cent higher than any other
town in tho state. This u hecause the
Granite Cutters Union has forced II
up and yet nobody seems to suffer .
bit by 1t. Tombs and tombstones are
luxuries and those who want them can
generally afford to pay for them.
The granite cutters OF Montreal are
trying to form . union and have sent
to Barre for copy OF the granite
cutters constitution and by laws. I
don't know Of any city whore they
need 1t more than In Montreal and I
wish them every success. Some Of
my friends Il see) have been instruct
ing me on etymology. I have already
given MY idea on the question Of
spectators etc., and they must ex
euse me from repeating what ! have
already said.
Miss Agnes Marr of l02 Merchant
street has secured the prize this week
by being the first to state correctly
whom the quotation was from. II
Miss Aarr will Call at the TELEaRAM
Office she will receive the prize.
This week our readers can try the
following: "What men want is not to-
lent but purpose; not the power to
achieve but the will to labor"
A. Robertson.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27

San Francesca, Dec. 27.-- Associate
,,,stice Jacksen Temple of the supreme
o,;r+ NJ california is dead in this c'ty'
.v ~ ,,ss horn in Massachusetts Aug H.
s co. In 1859 he came to California.
Rs,sides , serving with distinctson as :.
- ,,.a,"re of the district and superior courts
So" .s " three times elected to the gu
nreme bench.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
|SCAB miner
Was BEHEADED
His Head Got Off And Body Left
On Railroad Track

from the body as 81 chopped With @
'caeaver and there was no blood On the
railroad tracks. Wachs was opposed
TO the mine strike and II u th0ueht
that this had considerable to do With
his death as bis home was dynaSptted
. couple of months ago.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27

Hard wood for sale about three quart
ers Of a mile from Montpelier Junction
on stump or cut. Good roads to same.
Chance to load cars at JlL ction. .217-l9
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27

Superior, Neh, Dec. 27.-The Statlt
bank of WebbeT, Kan, seven nfaa'
south of here, has been dynamited as4
robbed of $3.50 in cash. The robb@s
dug hole through the stone va7iA
large enough to admit,a man and thes'
blow open the steel elest which c0u-
tAIt4.d the money. They escaped.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
FITz IS
VICTOR over
NIKE RANkE

Bo2eman, Montana, Dec. 27.-Rxo
ert fitssimmons last night hacked
out Nike" Ranke, the heavyweight
fighter Of eastern Montana just fifteen
seconds after the gong sounded for'the
second round. Ranke weighed $50
pounds and went down before heavy
jab.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27

o,,,sv,lle. XIV, Dec. T.-The coldee'
"*hs, . n the winter is reported from
Mes n,sces south Of the Ohio river.
p, an. ! :..mneraturss reported TO the wealth
~ sur..u '. range from 8 degrees above
~ Al evansville. Ind.' 70 - q ~ oa'
.s -sstou. o. and 4s ss Corpus os''sa' 'sa'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
IXURAl.BIGGkl'H TUTH1E.
Aepsifxteil Artress WIFI MaAe 'Sh<1
.HaDe In yeuv HBfk.

nensitrteh Artress Will 'Maase Her
.HoDe In ye~v ESfk.
New York. Dec 2s.-laaura H'iggAi
. N zoe TO New. York during the day from
Creahuld. Nd. where She was freed
from rhe charge Of cOnspjring TO get
1 he Rsnnette~state. The only ciend IN
! Ter sks. she said, wssx caused by the
conviction Of DR.. Hendricks and Sam
tel Stanton.
INV ambition now hs to free those
mem ahe said. 81 VIE think OF moth
ing else until they are out OF prison.
OF course, am happy to think that
was declared Innocent Of suoha charge
hut their conviction almost spoils it.
1--WE have had a consultation with
1.-The lawyers, and an appeal will be,tak.
en-. 1t ie absnpd to say that II VIII no'
he. It cannot come up nAtil 'February'
and in the meantime an enort ID Deshe
, made 10 get bail for DR.. Hendricks.
II have .madeno plans for myself.
will live i'm Eishty-third street Tor a
/, time at least. * haven't made any de
ciaon about going back On the stage
NV mind has ,been too ful OF otne'
things to think of that, and, as said
INV principa, ,tass will be to fzse 'oe
twr men"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27

New York, Dec. 2.-Mrs. Langtry,
who is Mrs. Lille De Battle in private
life. arrived here during the day on the
Celtic. Other passengers on the steam.
er were General Mena, G. W. After
bury. =. J. Peabody, Captain G. Mont
gomery and Sir Weetman d. Pearson.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27

81, Petersburg, Dec. n. The Red
Oross society ID sending Representatives
b Andijan, the town of Russian cen.
tral Asia recently visited By earth.
nuakes, to organise relisf and AaS esn.
fributed S17,6o0 70 he relief fusA.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27

httsburg Pa. DOC. 57.-Joha
WAchs, anon union miner was muNl.
cred and his 'beheadsd remains placed
beside ne Lehigh Valley railroad
track, where 1t WsS.,ouud this morn
ing. TIE head wsg cleanly severed
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27

Durham, Natal, Dec. q. Colonial
Secretary Chamberlain and Mrs. Cham
berlain, who left Portsmouth, England,
Nov, 25 on board the armored cruiser
Good Hope. landed here At 1890 In the
nsrning. They recsivsd . warn vel.
ssns frsu large crowds IT DssplA
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27

Londsn, Dee. N.-Preniss Balfe1e Il
cpnAned to his bed ct WAlttiA0AAne.
scotland He y su1sg1hg frso . sAAyp
attack q in6uenga.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
1.l.nd ChanHea.

r.u, York. Dec. Pr. r. Caok, io'
He~ voa,s chairman of the Rock ls.
,S na hoard Of directors, has resigneo
that position and been , e,oc,M m,,... . D.
IAN OF the executive c In...., ~
81 Rdd has been slsctsd enanaA ~
~. hoard Of direets0
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
rs,,. Fire Was Very Csstly.

Peabody, Mass. Dec. ia nre ~n,..
"A raeed the property OF the vaughn
w.n,,;,,e company here practically DE-
"...or..A everything OF value in the
..,,.,der pattern and carpentry de-
s.+ments of the plant. Nothing esr
caped ave some books ana ors"nse ,ss
v ,n the pattern department. which were
nrotertpd BY A vault.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-13
RUSSIA

Circular de a'gdn tempo esta parte ru-
nnores del caracter mas extraordinario acerca del
Car la familia imperial, no obstante los es-
fuerzos del gobierno para su2rimirlos. On oia
Sc dire q. el Gar esta sufreDdo de postraclon
nerviosa al siguiente que es la Czarina quien
sufre de melanco!ia, llegaudose al extreme de
suponer que el Gar riensa en- divorciarse, vista
Ia persisteucip en- no tener succession masculina al
trOno.
Iface poco Sc dijo que el gran espec;alista
en- enferuledades nerviosas, doctor Merziewsky,
habia sid, llamado 4 Livadlia para atender al
Gar, 8 Ia Czarina, los dos, 10 cuai resi1!-
to falso, pues c pociente era ell gran duqre
Nicolas Constantinovitcll, que esta demente en-
3alaklava, Ccitnea.
O:ro de los rulnores es el de que Sc prepa-
re- un cambio d mouarca, va por que c'rcuas-
tan1ias basadas en- razones de Estado le obi
guen q ell> e heredero presunto es ei
gran dnq1e Miguel, hermano del Gar; pe1o
los mCdico5 ie ticnen desanueiado en- cGyo ta-
SO Ia herenc;a pasaif' 4 manos dc 81 tio el
gran daque Y admire.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-13
Los MOSQUITOES LiRICoS.
IA l

te de lumbar Escrbiendo publicando no Sc a
ninguna parte Para que literato alcance respeta
bilidad obtenga la admiration de la gente es condi
con ineludible que escriba POGO nj mucho
Entonces el mosquito clasco Sc dedica despee-
jar a Echegaray, CASTELAR,, Perez Gados, en- ge.
neral los escritores que eidos aplaudidos Al
mismo tempo Sc deshace elogios de todo 10 nofo,
pobre ridiculo que publica representa-, 10
cual satisface instintos Ia regoca los
tros iterarios que lie iuminan carrera.
Es ell peor intencionado de los mosquitoes que he
estudiado por el tnco que tiene buen pa
radero. Sus companeros arrastran vida miserable
triste; vuelveu a vejear pueblo, Sc dstribu-
yen por los ministeros de auxares escribientes, 8
entran d. factories en- alguna compania de ferrocarr
les mueren en- ell hospital Pero el mosquito clasco
mi por pienso Ali estan protectores, que lie ha-
cen archivero bbiotecario lie dan comisou ucra
tiva en- pals extraneIo le ayudan salr diputado
ser director general ministro. Despues de agunos
afos de nantenerse frme escrbir de frecuentar
los salones aristocracos de despeejar sin pedad
cualquler escror que muesre talento fantasia POGO
comunes el mosquito clasco como recompensa de su
brlante campana, es conducdo triunfo la Acade-
mia de la Lengua Que todos mis- lectores deseo.
Amen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-13

Querieneo Qnevedo zafarse de un inpor-
tuno cue. Sin Ionocerlc. le exiaba uoieSsando
dc coniinuo Goa caftas y mas caftas. ie escrihio
una en- que is decia:
-cAhzllero. ne he mucrto. Tor 10 ianio.
no polre tener 81 gusso dc conicsiaros "a mas.
No se arrcdr6 per eslo el amigo al Co
rEeo ssguienle rccsli6 Quevedo otra carta cuyo
sobTe dccia a Quevedo. en el otro mundo.
In amigo, en- un conviie.
A ctro amigo pregun;o:
.Del vino puro. aguado
Cusi le gusia 4 isied mcjors
FL o;ro. sin dttenerse
TN momenio. respondi6:
A mi el vino de por 81
Pero el aqua. de pOr no
Oyendo un seiior, muy necio. cantar Ia
epiS.ola. qre empieza IN dirbEs ills. y que
riendo mcs,rar que saba algo de latin. djo:
--IGdif. son los indios; pero 6Ksi.ts NO sc
10 que es.
Cuentase que un canonigo n,ato 4 un ze
pa.eco, que en- castigo sc lie prohibio asistir
al coro durante TN afio. El hijo de la victima,
deSesperado al yer la juSticia cue sc habia be-
cho tan gran crimen sc tomo Ia veuganza
por sd mano Y asesino al canonigo. lnfor-na-
do Pedro el Justiciero, lamado por otros el
Cruel de todo 10 aoontecido. supo contestar
la farniiia del canonigo, que pedia la muerte
del culpable, diciendo:
Al canonigo sc lie prohibi6 que pudiese
asiStir al coro durante TN afio yo pueS, conde-
no otro afio al hijo del zapatero que TO pue-
da hacer zapatoS.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-06-19
Mallardss Stock Feed Cutter.

J. III. G.. Mcdaniel and w. l..
jenkins have purchased the county
right for Picksns county, emitting
them to sell Mallard's Improved
Stock Feed Gutter and Corn Shuok.
er, patented May, 2nd, 1909, and
will proceed at once to solicit sub.
scriptions. 1t Is a simple device,
and one of its chief charms is the
cheapnesa and ease with which it
can be operated. Its Use has
demonstrated chat stock
feed prepared by its aid
adds to tho value of the feed and
that it is besides d good food saver.
as tor q corn shucker it excels any
thing we have ever seen, as one
man can shuck as much corn as
five oan by hand. It is goot
food saver as IL makes tho stalk
and much that 10 wasted in the or
dinery way Of feeding available n
good food. It Ia good article ant
these gentlemen will have It OF
aplay oh ortly bseides beinR read,
70 deliver III to all who may Vial
Q geol faluA article yhat Will In !,
lsesga hma sssqas Wega lhAn. .ita valve
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-06-19
Commencement at Eas1ey.

Commencement of Easley Ora.
ded School occurred on the night
of the 18th, H. B. Domlnick, prin.
cipa] and lula MoBeth Jones assis
tants. Seven graduates.
Miss Essie Ford-Valedictory.
Mr.. Olin Piokens--Salutatory,
Mary Hamilton New South.
Alma Glazetl-=Imagination.
Ruth King-"What is worth
while" "
Lillian Smith-A great man Lee,
Music by the String Band from
Spartanburg. Address by j. j.
McSwain, of Greenvilie, Bubject
"Education", excellent, up-to.date
and full of merit.
J. Rosamond Martin, of the
Drug store of DR.. r. f. Smith, Eas.
Icy, has recently graduated from
Cincinnati Collegs of Pharmacy
with the degree of Ph. B. For
thirty years this college has been
recognized as among the best in
America and it is with pride that
we learn our friend, DR.. Martin,
Won the medal in Pharmacy and
stood second in Chemistry in a
large Eand ambitious class. He
will remain with DR.. Smith with
whom he acquired his early train
ing.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-06-19
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,

The friends A. H.. .Welborn hereby nm.
nounoe him rs candidnte for County
Commissioner, subject to the action Of
the democratic voters of Pickons coun y
in tho approaching primary.
The friends Of D. u. Evans hereby
announce him candidate for County
Commissioners Pickons county, subject
to the action of the Democratic party at
the approaching primary,
The friends Of A, B. Talley hereby an
nounce him candidate for the Office
County Commissioner subject to tho nc.
tion of the Democratic party at tho ap-
preaching primary.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-06-19
CENTRAL.

The Central High School has
just closed it's term under the man.
agement of Prof. r. L. Goff.
Miss Nett,e Rochester is with
relatives in Gastonia, N. G.
Mr.. J. D. Aiken left Saturday
for Mississippi.
Mr.. A. D. Hardin is visiting Mr.,
r. j. Werner's fomily.
Mr.. H. J. Alfred, of Greenville,
was IN town few hours Saturday,
Miss Lila Folger is visiting
friends in Anderson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Zachary
of Toccoa, Ga. are guests of Mrs
J. II. Gassaway.
B. T. Martin, Of Anderson, was
in town Saturday.
Miss Iva Gaines has returned
home after visit to her sister in
Atlanta.
Mr.. II. G. Crawford, of Seneca,
vas In town this week.
Miss Sadie Strickland, Of AMder.
son, is spending few days with
her father, DR.. A. G. Strickland at
the Central Hotel.
Mr.. Mcclellan, whose leg was
broken by O fall from O scaffold a
few days ago will soon be able &c
be removed to his home.
Miss Parsons, of Cateechee, and
Mr.. Norman Abbott, Of this town
were married yesterday afternoon
Rev. 7. 9. Poaey, officiating.
The Southern Railway Compa apS
10 having tho hotel se-plastsssd.