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House Bill No. $50.
AIT No. 1863

All NO. 1851 4kDSSS Din w @S9'
JOINT RESoLUTIGN.
Proposing an amendment to Article 226 OF the con-
Stitutiou of the state OF Louisiana.
section /. Be it resolved by the General Assem-
bly, of the state of Louisiana, two. thirds OF all the
members electcdto each House Concurring, that
the following shall be submitted as ali amendment
in lieu o~fAIticle 226 Of the constitution TO the cleo
tors of the state atthe next general congressional
election to be holden on the Tuesday next follow
ing the first Monday in ovelnber, 1909, and it
shall be the duty of the officers charged with the
conduct of said election to pronulgate and pro
vide for said election in accordance with Article
gal of the constitution:
Article 226. There shall be and is hereby created
a SIT board of Appraisers, whose duty it shall be
to assess the property belonging to corporations I,
associations, and individuals. employed in rail
way telegraph telephone, sleeping car and ex-
press business throughout the state of Louisiana,
which Board of Appraisers shall be composed of
the Auditor and other members corresponding in
number to the congressional Districts OF the state,
tobc elected by tn: Governor, lieutenant Govern
or, Treasurer Attorney General and Secretary of
state, one member from ca h congressional DIS
trict for tho term of four years, and the General
Assembly shall fix the compensation Of sid board.
: tsigned } J, Y SANDERS,
speaker of the House of Representatives.
)Si2ned.) ALBERT E~sToPINKL,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the senate.
Approved July 9th A, D. 1902.
w. w. HEARD,
Atrue copy:
JOHN +. MICHEL.
secretary OF state.
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Proposed Amendments to the Con-
stitution, etc.
Continued from first page.)

published for two months preceding the next
election for Representatives in Congress. -,
sec. 4. 3e it further enacted, etc, That at sald
election of Representatives in congress, the SAID
amendments shall be submitted to the electors tor
their approval or rejection .,
sec. a.. Re further enacted etc, That said
election shall be held under the existing election
laws CT the state, and ifs majority voting on said
amendments shall approve and ratify the same,
then such amendments SO approved and ratlfed
shall become a part of the constitution:
sec. r. Be it further enacted etc, That the re
suit of such election shall be made known BY the
proclamation of the Il overnor.
(~signed.) J. Y. SANDERS,
speaker of the House of Representatives.
(signed.) ALBERT EsToFlNAL,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the senate.
Approved July 9Th "A. d, 1902.
w. w. HEARD,
Governor of the state of Louisiana.
A true copy:
JOHN T. MICHEL.
secretary Of state.
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Taken Up.

BY the undersigned a Bay Stallion
about 8 years old.
The owner is hereby notified to come
forward, claim said horse and pay ex-
penses incurred.
CLEOFAS ABSHIRE,
At Arthur Landry's 2 miles west of Cos
slnade. aug9-30d
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of Yer
milion--17th Judicial District Court
succession of Emile Moultrie.

ouOO0s5IOH UI ELlIIb MOUIUT1B,
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested in the succession entitled and
creditors, that q tabIeau of final settle
ment and distribution, with a application
for his discharge has been fled, in our
said court, by the Administrator and that
cause must be shown, if any there be.
within ten days, why said tableau should
not be h~omologated and the Administra-
tor discharged
Given under my hand and seal this 3Oth
l~~( day of August, 1902.
sEAL.2 SIMONET LEBLANC,
wv Clerk of Court,
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q Call.
HEADQUARTERS Den. E1. Cow.
Parish Of Vermilion,
Ahheuilln La Ann % 1000 |

Parish Of Vermilion,
Abbeville, La, Aug. 80, 1902.
The Democratic Executive Com
mittee is hereby notified to meet at
the Courthouse On Monday, Sept. s,
1902, for the purpose OF considering
the mode Of electing delegates to the
Convention to nominate q Railroad
Commissioner for this District and for
such other purposes as may properly
come before the Committee.
BY order Of the Chairman.
c. j. EDWARDS, Chairman.
III. 7. GoRDY JR., Sec.
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LOST!

One promissory note for $4,000 drawn
by Pecot " Siguer in favor of G.. L. De-
limo, dated Payable Dec. 1st, 1908.
b public is hereby warned not to ne
gotlate for same as payment thereon has
been stopped. GEORGE L. DELINo.
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ANY qualified voter who has be-
come of age since the last registra-
ton, or who has changed his place
of residence since the last election,
can register at any time during Office
hours by. applying at the registrars
office in the Courthouse.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27
VOLCANIC
EFFECTS

Rev. w. d. Westervelt contributes
an interesting article to the current
number OF the Paradise of the Pacific
upon the effect OF volcanic action or
Hawaii. on the fishing at Waikiki. II
| follows:
A curious and interesting statement
| Is made by the Hawaiian fishermen OF
Waikiki concerning a peculiar disturb
ance. of the sea simultaneous with all
seasons of volcanic agitation. One of
| the older and more intelligent fisher
men says that from his boyhood he has
known a pushing up and down. back
ward and forward. or the waters every
time that Mauna Loa has shown activ-
ity in either of It's great craters- Fish
nets are so tossed about that IL is al
most impossible to retain any fish in
them. Hooks are so rapidly moved by
the commotion In the waters that fish,
ing with hook and line Is not very
successful.
The Hawaiisns call the ocean at
such times "kai-nimiki." or "the rush.
ing sea- "Mimiki'' Is defined as "a
meeting OF a returning wave with an
other advancing" and Is. sometimes
used to express the confusion OF adj
vancing and returning tidal waves,
Sometimes 'mims<i'' Is used to denote
choppy waters which follow storm.
The inherent idea OF the word seems to
be quick. independent action of waves.
bringing them into conflict with each
other and destroying the quiet. regular
motion.
The great difference between the
"kai-mimiki' and storm tossed seas Is
that the waves quickly become normal
after a storm. while during any actiy-
ity OF the volcano the motion is In
cessant and lasts for weeks. This is
illustrated by the sea action during the
past three or four weeks. when the ma
tives have done but little fishing around
Waikiki.
The Hawaiians express establishment
that the white people have not known
this proof OF volcanic disturbance. and
ask IL they have not marked the con-
tinued noise of the increase and more
Irregular pounding OF the surf along |
the coral reefs. When asked. whether |
they have noticed any difference OF |
in the water during any |
OF the eruptions OF the past City years |
the fishermen answered ''Tes' and re-
ferred TO the weii-known occasions
when boiling waters occasjoned by sub
marine eruptions have occurred near
the Island OF Hawaii Around Oahu.
they have never known anyi
change OF temperature In the
ocean. The one thing affecting the
ishing has been water motion which
destroyed or hfudered good fishing.
IL might be worth while TO learn
whether the fishernea OF other Islands
nave had the same experience ano note
whether such Indications OF seismic ac-
Ion have been widely distributed
There would be a scientific value of
'ome slight Importance attached to
'uch observations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-27
RICH LAND
IN ;i.t.-.
Central Kona
FOR SALE

| BY order of .RHlNEE. RODANET
Trustee. offer for sale those certain
parcels OF land situate at Opouii. Souti
kona. Island of Hawaii. described In
Royal Patent (Grant) No. 1852 to z. @
lSchulze. and containing 17i acres. Roy
al Patent tGrant) No. 1855 20 Awahus
and containing To 7s-ioe acres. situats
at Keopuka and Onouli. Island of Ha-
wall.
This is a tract OF land of over 81:
acres. situated 10 the most fertile and
richest portion OF the Island OF Hawaii
II faces the new Government road. ex-
tends TO the Sea, and Is five. minutes
walk from keaiakekua Bay, by way
OF the old Government road which runs
through the property. Poctions of the
land are already under cultivation.
This tract 10 20 situated that Il is
about midway, .petweeu KaIiua and
Hookena. and i've miles ,frpn NapoO-
poo. three most Important ports OF The
kona district. IA has sufficient eieva-
ton. running up 20 fourteen hundred
feet. to be particularly heaIthfui, and
Its soil Is well adapted to the grow tn
of sugar cane. coffee. fruits. dairying.
or for the promotion OF disersiflea
farming. ..
Occupants OF this land have easy ac-
cess to several ports for export. and
with the advent OF the Rona Railroad
will find themseiyes in close oomnau-
nication with the thriving city OF HiIo.
This. OF eouse. affords < splendid op-
poriunity for the exporting Ot Farm
products TO the California markets..
With the reyiysl OF the Kona sugar
Co. considerable portions Of this Land
can be successfully planted % sugar
cane.
This is one of the most splendid on
portunities for good Investment that
mas been put upon the market for =
considerable period OF time.
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urtner particulars OF
JAMES F MORGAN,
So QUEEN STREET
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

III p p z r 8 o p FREIGHT u Y
steamers of the Inter-Isiand Steam
Navigation Company. Ltd. are hereby
notified that new form OF shipping re-
ceipt has been adopted by the company
10 20 into effect at once.
Freight Will be accepted. however. on
the old form OF receipt up to October
ist. 1902. after which date freight will
De received only on the new form or
receipt. copy OF which can be seen at
the Office Of the Company. Queen sfreet
INTER ISLAND STEAM NAyT2G-
TON CO.. LTD,
.sls' J. ENA. President.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

on AND AFTER THIS DATE
bills Of lading will be issued by this
rs heretofore
Freight VIII be received under the old
form of shipping receipt up to October
tst. 1907. but after that date the hill,
OF lading only will be accented.
NiLDEHS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
c. L. WIGHT,
HsHeiuiu. June 1sth. 1892. hog
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DEPARTING.

stmr. hauna Loa. SImerson. .forPu-
noon.
g. 8. Dorie. Smith. for san Francisco
s. 8. Gaelic. Finch. for the Orient.
Sp. Olympic. for San Francisco.
June IS
So. Kona. Dinsrnore. In ballast for
Port Townsend.
sSmr. J. A. Cummlns. for waimana-
Ia
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ARRIVING

June "a.
= s Doric. Smith. from the Orient
=. = Gaelic. Finch. from the main
land. probably late In afternoon.
s 8 Alameda. HERMAN. from the
coast. IN afternoon early.
Str1r. Siihau. from Punaiuu.
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PASSENGERS.

Per strrr. James Makee.. June sc.
Miller and IS deck
Departed. .
Frr rtnr. Ml'Snhaia Jure ss-Ird-e
= =. Hart and wife. Miss Fannie Mer-
~. the Misses HASTE. Eddie Meilu.
Fiora Kahn. =. X. Bull. r T.. Cutting.
Miss Sofa. John Merton. Edith Suith
George Fuller. J. ". Arrndt '. J. Bel
cher. Miss Soper. Paul Kan-oourue and
boys. George Bryant. Judge Harris
ser.a-t. Ah Duck and wife. Mr.. Cor
nor. W. a. Kinney.
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WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu. Alexander ST.. June IS.
Mean compartments.
Minimum comparatively.
Maximum temperature-ss.
Barometer at 9 p. m.-2s.sS. steady.
Rainfall. "A hours up 20 a m.-.0l.
Mean dew point for the days.
Mean relative. hurpidity-74.
Wtads-Sortheast. force 3.
weather-very clear.
Forecast for today-Moderate trades
10 fresh weather fair.
&. J. LYONS.
Territorial Meteorological.
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aalr-tone and xinco cuts r,aaa .,
ne Gazette office. IL you have !. 900.
on.tossaph you may be sure OF a xooe
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DEPARTED.

stnr. Mikahaia. for Koios. at p. IN.
81. Alsterschwan. Erdman. for Seat
tie. at a IN.
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BOOKS CLOSED.
OAHU SUGAR co LTD

OAHU SUGAR co. LTD.
THE SToCKBOOKS OF THIS COu-
pahy VIII be closed 20 transfers from
teee. both inclusive. o.
o-ee III. A ISENRERG
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SAILING.

Sp. GeorEina. for Port Townsend
late tonight or tomorrow morning.
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ARRIVED.

Stnr. James Makee. from HanaleI.
Sp- Hawaiian Isles. Mallett. from
Newcastle.
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LAST quarter or the moon on the 18th.
at u:S2 O. m
Times of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast ana Gsodeuc Bur
yey tables-
The tides 1t Kahuiui and Huo occur
about one hour earlier than at Honolulu
Hawaiian standard time In 10 hours 20
minutes slower than Greenwich time. be-
ing that OF the meridian OF 1s7 degrees %
minutes The time whistle blows at ]. 20
q. m, which fs the same as 0reenwich, o
hours o minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
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WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON, June rs. 10 p. m.-weather
clear. wind light north.
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SALES.
Between Boards-Twenty II. r. T. &
l.. Co. $3.50; rs Eva, $24
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A FURNISHED house of rooms In
Punahou district Address F., this
office. 6202
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ONE furnished room. or suite of rooms:
also suitable for physician of dem
list Very centrally located, on car
line. Address M this Office. 6202
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FURNISHED rooms. $3.50 to $500 per
week. Also room for light house
keeping. $100e per month, at Alakea
House. 6195
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A SIX-ROOM cottage at No. 80 Vine
yard street. Apply on premises. 62o3
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"
SALES.
} Between Boards-Tweuty H r. T. &
L. Co. $3.50; rs Eva, $24
| Classified Advertisements.
j WANTED.
FIRST-CLASS girls for ironing at the
French Laundry. Beretania and
4 Punchbowl. sos
By single man. small. unfurnished
cottage, electric lights. Rent must
be reasonable. Location no object.
Address r. c., this Office. e1ss
POSITION WANTED
MAN and wife. Japanese. Good cook.
Desire positions. Address T. Y, p.
o. Box S94 e2e5
FOR RENT.
SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE-On Punch
bowl street, below Mormon church
Apply at 1541 Fort street 620S
FURNISHED HOUSE-For 6 months.
Eight rooms. electric lights. Matlock
avenue. Rent $4,000 per month. Ad-
dress p. o. Box So. 6203
A SIX-ROOM cottage at No. 30 Vine
yard street. Apply on premises 6203
ONE furnished room, or suite of rooms:
also suitable for physician OF dem
fist. Very centrally located, on car
line Address M" this Office. 6202
a Irrv
Punahou district Address F., this
office. 6202
FURNISHED rooms. $3.50 to $500 per
week. Also room for light house
keeping, $10.oe per month. at Alakea
House. 6195 .
FTyE-RoOM cottage with bath room
and small kitchen. Modern plumb
Ing. At Little Village" Beretania
street. Inquire at "Genesee," Bere-
tania street, near German Lutheran
Church. 6Ie4
COTTAGE in Palama, near Rapid
Transit Line. Apply to C. +. Peter
SON, 10 kaahumanu street. 6155
OFFICES FOR RENT.
A FEW choice offices in the Boston
building, Fort street, with electric |
lights, elevator and janitor service. |
Apply to Hawaiian Trust Company, |
Ltd, agents, 923 Fort street. 615S
IN BREWER building, Queen street, |
on reasonable terms. Apply to c. |
Brewer & Co., Ltd
FOR SALE.
TWO pool tables. at bargain, at |
Brunswick Billiard Parlors. 6197
engine. a horsepower In |
excellent condition. Apply to M. L.. |
Smith. Telephone White 2321 Or
Castle K Lansdale, Main 20, Stangen- I
valid building. 61s6
ONE 14-inch condenser, 10 inches I'm
diameter. and iron frame for same,
can be seen at this office. 61O9
FoLMER & sCHwING. sx1e long
focus Graphic camera; 36-inch ieath-
er bellows; reversible, doubie-swing
back: rising, falling and sliding
'front.' top and side made to open for
use as a short focus camera; level
naoer. one plate-holder and tripod: |
also. Bausch & Lamb telescopes
lens for use with above camera. Can |
De seen at Advertiser Office Cos
AN K 10 rectilinear lens; no name:
with Bausch & Lamb iris diaphragm |
shutter. For particulars and price,
call at this Office.
)NE X Bausch & Lamb Rapid Uni
versai lens. with iris Diaphragm Can
be seen at this sfice.
IN
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Classified Advertisements.

BY single man. a small. unfurnished
cottage. electric lights. Rent must
be reasonable Location no object.
address r. e.. this Office. 61ss
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FURNISHED HOUSE+For months.
Eight rooms. electric lights. Matlock
avenue. Rent $4,000 per month. Ad-
dress p. o. Box So s2n3
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Barometer corrected 20 a y. and 80
level. and for standard gravity or Lat q
This correction 70 -.s for Honolulu
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
y the Government Survey, Published
Every Monday.
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AN 10 rectilinear lens; no name:
with Bausch & Lamb iris diaphragm
shutter. For particulars and price,
call az this Office.
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II a. ISENBERG.
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FOR SALE.

1 TWO pool tables. at a bargain, at
Brunswick Billiard Parlors. 61s7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28

PLAYERS AND PLAYS OF THE LAST
QUARTER CENTURY,. An Historical
: Summary OF Causes and "a Critical Re-
view OF Conditions as Existing in the
America Theatre IT. the Close Of the
Ntneteenths Century. BY lewis G..
S,tra11 Illust TIA ted. Boston. 81.
YasA ~ 60.
!. rors salAS nys thss ReHssBaoh sGsmpaly.s
This swnrk 8 Annaara In two hand1ntna-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
ALL ABOUT PULASKI.
Amateur Ministrcls - Samuel Che-'
nauit Fatally Shot.

nnuit Fatally Shot.
p1u,AsKI VA. December 27.-(Special.)
On Tuesday night the Gem City Min.
stre1s recently organized troop. all
home talent, gave their first performance
III the opera house, and their appearance
was greeted by a large audience, whose
curiosity was stimulated by the coVertly
fictitious names given on the programme.
The features were such, as are usually
given by professionals, and measured vel
III, to the nark-the local hits especially
receiving unbounded applause. the sum
Of eighty dollars was realized, and Will go
to some charitable purpose.
Following is a list Of tie troupe: Mrs.
d. ". Bernard, Mrs. Temple Crockett,
Misses Lily and Alice Blanford, Mae :and
Agnes Pollock, Emma and -5essle Gibson
Tillie F7itzhugh, Mary Lou Campbeli,
Maggie Bosang, Emma Peyton. Dawn
Fowler, Sallie Leach, Miss Austin, Messrs.
Will .McGarock, Ed. Higgins, JIM ram am
Ter. Bob Stone, Miles Carey Harry Van
Doren, Fred Seagle, Lonzo .Wygal, VIII
Blanford. Orchestra: Miss Garter Peyton,
Messrs Joe Campbell, John Watford'
Fred Wilson, Will Carper
SAMUEL CHENAULT SHOT.
Mr.. Samuel Chenault, aged %, an en-
p1oyee of the Washington Cotton Mills,
at Tries, was fatally shot last week IN
an alteration with an Italian laborer,
who pleads se1f-defence. The deceased
was a son of Mr. John Chenault, of this
city. Among others who attended the
burial here on Sunday were his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam sChenault,
Of Max Meadows.
Mrs. Margaret Moore, who lived with
her son, Mr.. Ben Moore, on the Altoona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28

| railroad, died suddenly Monday morning.
Or. e. G. Painter, who accompa MED ms
| brother Dr. w. G. Painter, to Richmond
/ to be oosrated on for appendicitis, re-
turned Tuesday, and states that the ope-
ration was successful and that the pa
tent Is doing we'll.
I MRS w NJ. Perkins has returned to
! Newport. Tenn. accompanied by Dir. Per-
| kirls, who will spend the holidays there
with his children.
Miss Fannis Stegar is home from Sui
| Inns College, Bristol
Miss Ava Warson has returned from q
visit tc: friends in Bristol.
! Mrs NJ. D. Lanshorne returned Mon
day to marlborough, Ky.
Major .. A Whitman and bis daughter,
| Miss Lily, who has been teaching for
several years in aIatanzas. Cuba, after
&. visit OF several weeks to relatives In
/ this section, left Tuesday for their home
| in Kentucky
Messrs. James and Robert Graham. stu
dents Of Hampden-S Sidney College. passed
through Tuesday, for their home, at
| Graham Forge.
| Miss Winnie Caldwell, of Lynchbarg.
stopped over Monday, en- route to Visit
| home-foIks at Blair
! Mr.. r. C.. Dickerson student of the
National Business College, Roanoke, was
! in the city Tuesday, en- route to ms
home, near Betty Baker.
Mrs. sue Chumbley, Of New River, was
| in the city this week.
Professor W. W. Walker. Of the Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute. spent Tues
| day here.
Mrs Alexander and her sister. Miss
Hattie Craig, spent several days this
| week in Roanoke.
| Miss Clara Campbell, of Morristown,
Tenn, and Miss Annabel Essary. of Cal
ifornia,, students of the Won1an's College,
Lynchburg, are holiday guests of their
schoolmate, Miss Hattie Wysor.
SOME OF THE HONIE-COMERS.
Among the home-coTners for the hcll-
days, not heretofore noted, are Misses
Mary Bell and Glenn Phelps. from
Blacl1sburg: Mayor Loving, from Rich
naond; : Messrs. Greed Stone, from Blue
versity; Ed. Davis, from Fries; Tom VAN
degrift, from Vivian; Kyle Williamson,
from Columbus, o.; Professor Burt Dix
on, from Massie Business College, Ala;
Mr. w. J.. Afford, from Covington. Va.
The following are some Of the depart
ures for the holidays: Mrs j. B. Painter.
to visit Mrs. T. NJ. Painter, OF Cranduli,
| Tenn Mrs. Maggie Darst, her daughter,
! Miss NIarv Ella; Mrs. NJ. w. Stevens and
her son Stanley, to visit Mrs. Burgess,
of Philadelphia; Miss NJ. f. Stone, to
visit her brothers in Roanoke: Mss
George Buchanan, to visit Miss Nellie
Walker, of Blacksburg.
| Mr.. 6. w Taylor, Il barber Of several
years residence here, has sold his shop
fixtures, and viii, locate in the same
business in Bristol at the beginning OF
the year.