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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-11
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ccuI gY WEEK IN SOCIETY.
- the Events That VIII Be
soD'' .,oug It's Features.

.ba Events That VIII Be
sOD' among Its Features.
.-,+ If Admiral and Mrs. Schley
Ine The feature of Savannah So
VIII tho next week. The appear
Hs" # the naval hero at the Nordica
ancs last night was his first in Sa-
fonos- The public reception at the
FSD"'I rvobange will follow this after
Guy a.d the dinner Of the Schley
hoO .,,v in Savannah at the residence
faln,.' George Schley on Castor street,
r;gbt at which the Admiral and
10. scbIey and Gen. and Mrs. w.
~ W. Gordon will be the guests.
~ the interesting social events
o,nection with the visit, will be
u N,ner Monday evening. given in
If the Admiral and Mrs. Schley.
pO" ~ and Mrs. Hubert Battersby
.,,wortb. Mrs. Duckworth. through
descent from the Schleys, is a
~ n,,r of the Admiral. The other
OY ..+s will be, Mr.. and Mrs. John
sss,.v Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. George
uoires. and Gen. and Mrs. w. w.
Gordon.
s,,1ev in the audience and Nordica
>. The stage, made last evening fash
liable one at the Theater for hero
,,orsbpper and music-lover alike. To
-, the great Admiral and to hear the
,,oat singer were privileges not easily
:, ba foregone, and Savannah was
cuck TO seize this interesting oppor-
.nritv. The center of observation was
The box occupied by Gen. and Mrs.
cordon with whom were Admiral and
wrs Schley. In one of the upper
boyes Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Elliott, with
Nine Nordica's sister, Mrs. Walker.
Another box was occupied by Mr..
spencer Shotter. Miss Shotter,
Miss Emily shotter and Mrs.
cuthbert Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
McArthur. Mrs. D. f. Macarthur and
Mrs George Brown formed third box
marty. One of the other boxes was
taken by Mrs. Joseph Kerr.
LUNCHEON FOR MISS CLARK.
Miss Marion Hammond gave beau
tful luncheon yesterday for her guest,
Miss Katherine Clark. The table was
done in pink, daintiest of luncheon
colors, with centerpiece of ferns and
fragrant carnations, and many pretty
details Of decoration. Place cards in
the form of handpainted book marks,
and little pink swans, with a burden
Of sugared almonds, made attractive
souvenirs of the occasion. Those pres
ent were the guest of honor, Miss
Katherine Clark; Mrs. Henry Wilson
Hodge, Mrs. Hubert Battersby Duck
worth, Miss Alice Sinnickson, Miss
Freda Rauers, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss
Edith Warfeld, Miss Helen Denham,
Miss Marion Maelean. Miss May du-
BignOn and Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim.
QUAKER CLUB ENTERTAINED.
That congenial little circle of friends,
the Quaker Club held one of it's pleas
ant meetings yesterday morning at the
home of Mrs. T. Mayhem Cunningham,
IT. Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge won
The prize, a dark blue leather travel
ing clock Mrs. Cunningham guests
were Mrs. Hodge, the Misses Stanley,
Mrs. Charles H. Gibbes, Mrs. H. Wiley
Johnson. Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mrs.
Hubert Duckworth. Mrs. Louis Nj Le-
Hardy Mrs. Arthur Gibbes, Mrs.
Ihrenholm Hopkins and Miss Nan du-
Bignon
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VARIOUS SOCIAL EVENTS.

a., ar and Mrs. Joseph Ferst, Mr.. and
~S Arthur We'll, Miss Helen Bin
'@nser' Miss Viola Frank, Miss
''nelte Herman and Miss Irene Frank
"" leaVe tonight for Atlanta to at
S"o the reception which will be given
w morrow by Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
,I'sch 10 announce the engagement of
Wy" daughter, Irene to Mr.. Edwin
frank of Savannah.
MISS Wharton is the guest of Miss
Mamie Nisbet.
us clark Howell. who is coming
NJ. savannah to attend the wedding Of
Az. Nellie Baldwin and Mr.. Leopold
Nanoer is expected tomorrow
=. ~"ing and will be with Mrs. H. M.
'"Hef during her visit.
,s mss Edith Johnston is visiting Miss
No'iock and Miss Saidee King.
/, NJ. . William Alexander Of Augusta
iny - ~ d in Savannah for the we'd
Aays s1isS BALDWIN and Mr.. Leopold
eYsS Sauer, During her stag Mrs. Al
NJ CIVIL VIII be the guest of Mrs. T.
cunningham, Jr.
Ne 'I ., p. Nc. Phillips and Mrs. A. ].
we'll illlps Of New York. who are
nt,s.lIiemoered here as the Misses
Gless,ognl e are visiting Mrs. Joseph
sss Jacob Paulsen was hostess al
noon ' s. aphical party Thursday after
Pauisara nonor Of her guest. Mrs. John
''eH' Of Beaufort.
and ~ smith Of Forsyth is visiting Mr..
''' j. Fletcher Smith.
Illar a. Iiolse Izlar and Miss Eula Lee
veros guests OF Mrs. b. p. oil
sion. r., p, VI Ryals has gone to John
,srF s,ly,-' 70 be present at her sis
'''Ver wedding.
,si5 5' Nathan Dewaid and Miss De.
' 'narlesion.
NH Faulsen, who has been The
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NoRDICA AND ScHLEY.

CONTINUED from Tenth Psge)
members Of her party left the Thea
ter for the diva's private car Brunn-
hide, on which the trip 10 Savannah
was made. This was attached 10 a
Plant system train a. o'clock this
morning and taken 10 Jesup. where
u was Transferred 10 a southern train
for Atlanta whore k0rdica Will sins
tonight.
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NEGRO BOY BURNED TO DEATH.
Had spnsm and Fell Into Blazing
stump Hole.

News comes from Willacoochee TO
the effect that a young negro boy, the
son of Wash Gordon, who lives near
there, while burning stumps. had a
spasm while standing on the edge Of
a large stump hole and fell into IL
and was burned to death. His little
sister. who was with him. tried to pull
him out. but not being strong enough.
she ran to the house for assistance,
but the boy was burned crisp before
any one reached him.
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New YorI.'s New national nanI,.

New York, Jan l0-A new bank. 10
Dc known a. the Consolidated National
Bank, with O capital 81 81. 900 900, h 20
be- ofRanized The promoters are ON
Gers Of the Consolidated Stock and
Produce Exchange.
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A POSTMASTER SENTENCED.
Fined $500 and Had TO Pay Back
His stenIinEs

Cleveland, o., Jan. 10.-J. w. Hahn,
postmaster at Bayard, o., was fined
5000 and costs by United states Judge
Wing to-day. Hahn was charged with
folsifying 10 the government reports
OF the business OF his office. thereby
Increasing his salary. Besides paying
the fine and costs Hahn had 10 paw
back TO the government the amounts
which are alleged to have peen obtained
illegally.
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WRENN AS A POET.
Latest Effort of the Bard of the
Plant system.

Latest Effort of the Bard of the
Plant system.
Col. B. w. Wrenn. passenger traffic
manager of the Plant System, is no
less a poet than a railroad man. a
statement which speaks volumes for
his poetic ability. Every now and then
he is dashing off some little thing,
don't you know, and his latest is the
following:
WOULDN'T 1T CHILL YOU?
(Translated from the Scandinavian by
B. w. Wrenn.l
Oh. the snow
The beautiful snow.
1t shivers and shakes as the billiards.
blow:
1t zips in your eyes and it flirts with
your ears,
And pelts on your nose till it fetches
the tears:
And isn't it grand when a quart or a
peck
OF the beautiful snow takes a scoot
down your neck?
oh, the snow!
The beautiful snow
Isn't it nice on your fingers. though?
Isn't it fine as the jolliest news
When II dr1rtS all around ana gets
into your shoes?
And isn't it brazen, and isn't it bold =?
And inst it frigid?
Say,
oh, the ice,
Magnificent icei
1t stretches its arms DER the lake in
a trice;
It's clear as jewel and solid as gold
And isn't it lovely? And isn't it cold?
1t clogs up the bath pipes as cool as
you please.
And wonderful icicles come with the
freeze,
Oh, the ice!
Magnificent ice!
That time you fell down on it--wasn't
that nice?
And isn't it great when it forms on the
street,
And makes you cut capers to keep on
your feet?
And isn't it jolly to have and to hold?
And wouldn't it freeze you?
Say,
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-Hostess--"Please don't leave Off,
Miss Jessop." Miss but sha'n't 7
bore you? II Is possible 10 have too
much OF a good thing you know"
Hostes-"Yes: but that doesn't apply
TO your playing Punch.
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With these laborsaving machines and one or two Bis
sells Cycle" Bearing Carpet sweepers-any mother can
dispense with the services of for while she auses
herself with the Carpet Sweeper the Baby is being taken
care Of andshe finds hardship keep her carpets in
in apple pie order Try it and you will buy every time.
We are agents for all these specaltes.
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Givney has deposited bond of $780,
900.
The contract provides that the work
shall be finished within four years,
and that it Is to be begun thirty days
after the city notifies the contractors
ia begin
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fit myself through the e. Vegetable
pound and for have
with displacement ovarian troubles alterations and inflammation
strong and well today through the
feel sure you will know the good have done hui
wish could
do for her, would she the
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Don't hesitate
perfectly, will
helped thousands Her medicine Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable
Compound
Read the letters from the she has helped
When troubled with Irregularities, suppressed
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liberation the womb Inflammation the ova1es debility
and postraton beSe with
fanness asstude excaby rrabt nervousness sepessness
melancholy agone and feelings blues and
hopeessne they should remember there tried remedy
Lydia E. Pnkhom's
troubles Refuse buy other medicine for you need the
s5000 Reward j: : ;::. q
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be pd o peron show ne above testimonial is
( publish obtaining wrrerssp
O Lynn
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WAYCROSS CITY FINANCES.
Mayor knight Concludes His Ad-
ministration with Good Financial
shaving

Waycross. Ca, Jan. 10.-The finan-
cial report of Hon. A. M. knight to
the retiring city Council tonight, was
an interesting document. He reported
receipts for the year from all sources,
@ G foliouye.
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New Jersey Firm Gets One for sIO,-
64O,OOO.

Havana, Jan. 1O-A contract for the
sewering and paving of Havana. for
$40, 649. 900, has been signed by Mr.. Nc
Givney. for McGivney e. Rokeby Of
Jersey City, and by Acting Mayor La
torre for the city of Havana. Mr.. Nc
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HAvANA's BIG CONTRACT.

II. B. Boyer,
Local Forecast Official.
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The treasurer's report shows an
overdraft in the general fund of $sS206,
and cemetery fund $4s.27. and ball
ance in sinking fund of 81. 1000. leaving
a balance on hand of $6S. 81.
The assets named are:
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" %'ss Wharton is the guest of Miss
Mamie Nisbet
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Miss Marion Hammond will entertai,
Thursday in honor of Miss Clark.
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Feosr JACOB Paulsen was hostess at
noon H. apnlcal party Thursday after
Paulssr, nonor Of her guest, Mrs. John
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Mr.. James Farley of EdwardsvilIe
lH.,iis visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Eber-
hart.
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and NJ IN Of Forsyth is visiting Mr..
WITS j. Fletcher Smith.
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Nc p, n g., Nc. Phillips and Mrs. A. ].
well rnllllps OF New York, who are
NcInt,y.Ilnn embered here as the Misses
GessogrI are visiting Mrs. Joseph
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Clear Ridge.

Miss Esther Henry, who spent
the past month with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry, re.
turned to Huntingdon, Monday.
Peter Kerlin, who is visiting
his father at Ft. Littleton, was
summoned to the home of j. p.
Kerlin on account of the serious
illness of Mrs. James Kerlin.
Miss Raye Baker, who had
been home since Camp with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Ba-
ker, returned to Altoona this
week.
The carpenters will begin the
Brethren church near Thomas
Crom wells next Monday.
Harry Mort, while working at
Robertsdale last Saturday, re-
ceived serious injuries.
Maude Fields, who had typhoid
fever, is able to be up; but her
father, w. L. Fields, is suffering
an attack of the same disease.
Miss Myrtle Stevens was at
her home near Ft. Littleton on
Wednesday evening attending a
party.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Madden,
and daughter Lillian, spent Sat
urday evening with her parents
here.
The picnic on Saturday passed
off quietly. One interesting feat
ure was the wheelbarrow race.
Harry Mclaughlin who had
been employed by j. w. Movers,
left for Fayette county last Nor :
day.
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NewGrenada.

Corn cutting and applebutter.
Nettie McClain left on Satur-
day for Altoona.
Millie David, of Salter, is visit
ing friends here.
VIM. Gracey and wife of Tay-
lor, were in our city Saturday.
Daniel Gladfelter has so far re-
covered as to be able to walk
from his home to DIR. Campbell S
Office for treatment.
DR.. Rowe McClain drove over
from Cassville Saturday.
Billy Alloway and his wife, and
his son Chestnut spent Sunday
with their son Charles at Three
Springs.
Quite a distance for any one to
come from Saltillo to take music
lessons, but a "Mr. Guy Weaver"
from there comes here, "all the
same"
Farmers complain of a scarcity
of hands, which is, no doubt,
caused by improvements on
Broad Top.
In our last weeks items the
editor caused them to read eight
houses at Woodvale. 1t should
have been 80.
The outsiders, as they call
themselves, raised a donation on
Saturday evening for Rev. w. H.
Dressler of Bethel church here,
amounting to $11.70.
j. A. McDonough, one of the
senatorial conferrees of Fulton,
met in session with the others at
Bedford last Thursday.
Jacob Black Land son Cloyd had
an encounter with huge black
snake one day last week on Side
ling Hill. The snake, which was
eleven feet in length and as thick
as a quart fruit jar, won the bat
tie, and escaped, after receiving
two loads from a rife.
Sprague Fulcher of Everett and
Miss Maud Baumgardner and
Alice Wishart of Walls Tannery,
spent Saturday afternoon in New
Grenada, and were entertained
by DR.. h. B. Campbell at the
Houck House.
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Sept. 17-Hiram Clevenger
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Brush Creek at the funeral of his
brotherin-law Benz. Duvall.
Albert King and family have
returned to Altoona after visit
Of a few weeks with relatives
here.
Mrs. John Ripple of Shirleys.
burg spent a few days recently
with her sister, Mrs. Abram
King.
Verna La Rue King, the infant
daughter of Albert and Myrtle
King, was buried at Fairview last
Tuesday afternoon. The funeral
was conducted by Rev. Melroy.
Sermon from the text, "And Je
sus took a little child" etc. Matt.
1872.
Maggie Price is i'll with appen-
dicltis.
Albert Clevenger and family
returned to Pitts burg on Satur-
day.
Stephen Wilson is employed at
Comerer's sawmill in Wells Val
ley.
Jackson Comerer is hauling
lumber from his brother Georges
sawmill in Wells Valley to Sandy
Run.
w. r. Speer of Saluvia visited
j. G. Lyons at West Dublin Sat
urday evening.
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Dickeys Mountain.

Sept. 17-Preaching at Antioch
last Sunday evening was largely
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Daniels
and Miss Nancy Trot visited B.
r. Simpson and family last Sun.
day.
Russell Garland who has been
visiting friends in this vicinity,
returned to his home in Washing
ton last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Morgret
were the guests of Richard Hol-
lenshead's last Sunday.
S. l.. Simpson, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Bessie and by
Miss Annie Eyster, was the guest
off. @. Comerer's family Sunday
last.
w. FL. Hess is seriously i'll at
the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Hess.
Howard Zimmerman and fami-
ly Of Hancock, Md, spenta few
days last week with friends near
Dickeys Mountain.
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McCullOugh-Myers.

Married, at the residence of
David H. Myers of Dublin town
ship, Mr.. Amos G. Mccullough of
Warfordsburg, and Miss Laura
M. A. Myers, youngest daughter
of D. H. Myers, on September II
1902, at IL M. by Rev. Lewis
Chambers.
1t was arranged to have reu-
Mon of Mr. Myers entire family
on this occasion, but by reason of
sickness, two mem bers were un-
able to be present, namely, George
M. Myers of Warfordsburg, and
Cora e. Bradnick of Hustontown.
Promptly at the noon hour the
family and invited guests assem-
bled to the number of 81 in two
adjoining apartments, and with
out delay the groomsman, John
All. Myers and bridesmaid, Miss
Maude Mccullough, escorted the
bridal couple to their places in
view of all present and in few
moments the good old pastor pro
nounced them man aud wife.
The bride was attired in dress
of white mousseline with train,
and sash of liberty satin. The
bridesmaid was dressed in blue
granite cloth with white trim.
mings, and the groom and grooms.
man were attired in conventional
black. After the ceremony the
young couple were greeted with
congratulations by all present
and received many valuable pres
euts.
Those present were, d. l, Cor.
dell, wife and five children of
Waynesboro, Pa Mrs. Amos Sc
vile and Miss Jessie Linn of Nc
Connellsburg; Lee McCullough,
Misses Maude and Pearl McCul.
ough, VIM. f., and John A. H.
Myers, and Conrad Deshoug, of
Warfordsburg w. V. Bartram
of Boyd county, Ky; John A. My
ers, wife and son Roy, Miss Elsie
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Mrs. Mary A. Truxell Dead.

Mrs. Mary A. Truxell, aged II,
wife of David Truxell, died Sept.
II, 1902, at the residence of her
son, w. B. Truxell, of Franklin
Mills, Pa, from dropsy. The de-
ceased was born in Bedford coun-
ty, but for years resided iu Full.
ton county.
She was member of the Meth
odist church for 80 years. In
her affiiction she expressed a de-
sire to unite with the Baptist
church. She was of a kind dis
position and lovely character
Her simple unaffected goodness
made her greatly beloved by all
who shared her acquaintance
Her hands were of practical help
fulness to those in need. For
years she had been a sufferer,
but with her living resignation,
she bore her affiiction with forti-
tude and without repining. She
leaves to mourn her loss a hus-
band and six children Mrs. La
toilette, Tennessee; Mrs. Jennie
Brown, Johnstown, Pa. Mrs. EN-
ma Bernhard, jackson Mills, Pa. /;
Mrs. Barbara Bishop, deceased,
who resided at McConnellsburg,
Pa; Charles, of Crawford coun-
ty, Ohio; Burton, Chesapeake
Beach, Md; William, Franklin
Mills, Pa. Four sisters and two
brothers: Mrs. Michael Mellott,
of Nebraska Mrs. Hannah Trux-
ell, near Hancock; Mrs. Sarah
Ham, Mrs. Rachel Clark, Will
liam and Johnson Bequeath, all
of Mench, Bedford county, Pa.
Seven grand children Mrs. Lii
liam Bernhard Sutton, of Clear
field Mrs. Lula Bernhard Shat
fer and G. Bernhard Shaffer, of
Pittsburg the latter being her
great-grand child.
Funeral services were conduct
ed in the Presbyterian church at
Warfordsburg at II o'clock Sat.
urday morning by Rev. S. T..
Baugher of the Christian church,
and the remains were inferred in
the cemetery at that church.
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CUNNING ACCIDENT.
Boy Stumbles and Receives a
Load of Shot i'm the Leg.

LOtu Oh onOt Ill the Leg.
Last Thursday afternoon, Har-
ry, 14.year old son of David Biv-
ems, of Ayr township, was husk-
ing corn in one of the Ridge fields
and hearing squirrel, or wild
cat, or something else up in the
woods, shouldered his gun and
went to investigate. He had not
been away very long, until his
father heard the report of the gun
which at once was followed by
the cries of his son. fastening
to the lad, he found that the boy
had stumbled, and the gun had
accidentally discharged the load
of shot into the boys left ankle
and foot. DR.. Sappington was
called, and extracted number of
shot and, among other things, he
fished out of the boys wounded
foot, was brass tip of one of the
boys shoestrings, that. had been
driven into his foot by a shot.
The danger is that the boy may
have a stiff ankle.
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Wagner, Ella and Bessie Wagner,
of Knobsville; Miss Minnie Cow
an, Decorum; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II.
Myers and son Nelson, James O.
Sipes, and Miss Sue Myers of
Pittsburg. After the congratula-
tions the company surrounded ia
bles laden with good things to eat
aud during the next two hours
gave evidence that the hostess
knew how to prepare for the in
ner man. Much credit is due
Mrs. Myers, Miss Sue Myers,
Misses Ella Wagner and Minnie
Cowan for the success of the Gu
linary part of the program and in
the preparation of the tables as
well as the attendance on the
guests.
On Thursday morning the bri-
dial party left for Warfordsburg
where the young couple will
spend sometime with the groom IS
parents and other friends, after
which they will locate at McKees.
port, Pa, where they will be fol-
lowed by the good wishes of all
their friends and acquaintances
for their success and happiness
through the life that is just open
ing for them so auspiciously.
We might here mention that
the usual serenade was given in
an artistic manner Wednesday
night by score OF so of the young
people of the vicinity led by U. S.
Baker.
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house of Samuel Nagle, Peter
Tice, judge, William Cooper and
James Dishong, inspectors, and
Isaac Hammel and David Polk,
clerks.
Justice of the peace.-James
Dishong, IA; Daniel Giles, As; An
drew Comery, 81; Joseph States,
26.
Constable.-Wm. Carr, 80; Jno.
Forney, 33; George Comery, 3.
Judge of election. C gorge
Wagner, 40; Philip Stoner, 81.
Inspectors. Hugh Cowan, 80
Anthony Tice, 26.
Assessor.-Samuel Sunny, SO
Norris Elvy, Al.
Supervisor--Joseph Bell, %;
James Souders, 26; James Wag-
oner, 81; Christian Sponhoof, 40.
Overseers of the oor.-Joseph
Bell, 80; Henry Iler, so, Daniel
Mock, 26; Frederick States, 26.
School Observation-Disclosures
Marks, II; John Barron, 26; Ben
jamin Mellott, 40; Philip Shafer,
49.
Thomas Douglass, 40; John
Wagner, so; John Sloan, 40; Geo.
Oiler, so; Jacob Nagle, 8.
Auditor.-A. j. Fore, 20; Sam
uel Nagle, 26; Michael Herring,
26; John Jordan, so; Isaac Rank,
so; Austin Allen, so.
Township Clerk.-Jeremiah
Need, 10; John Ray, 48; William
Kerr, ID.
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Saluvia.
o. e. Ham is seriously ill of ty.
phoid fever.

o. e. Ham is seriously ill of ty.
phoid fever.
Mrs. Rachel Speer md Miss
Anna Speer are visiting friends
at tTyrone and Clearfield.
Mrs. Anna Ham, Miss Sadie
Ham and Mrs. Hams grand
daughter, Miss Grace who had
been visiting friends at Clearfield
were called home Saturday, on
account of the illness of Mrs.
Hams son, O. 4. Ham.
Mrs. Baltzer Decker, who has
been in ill health the past year, is
in a critical condition, the result
off fall last Thursday.
Mrs. l.. HI. While and little son
Hollis, of McConnellsburg, are
visiting Mrs. Wible's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Stewart.
George W. Strait, who was as
sisting Hann and Kaufman with
their thresher, met with a ser.
ious accident Thursday. The
thresher was being taken to ID. S.
Mellott's and Mr.. Strait who was