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independents Elect Officers.
(Bv the Associated Press)


washington, Dec. 1.-THE Independent
Tobacco Manufacturers Association to-
day elected the following officers: John
Landstreet, Richmond, Va, president; H.
r. Miller, Philadelphia, vice-president;
Walter J. Friendlander, Cincinnati
tary; Adolph Osterloh, Richmond, Va,
treasurer.
Representatives .TaWney, OF Minnesota,
and Trimble, of Kentucky, addressed the
meeting, supporting the objects of the
association
The resort of the committee that con-
fclred with the officials Of the Retail
Cigar and Tobacco Dealers Association of
America. recommended to the association
that the manufacturers recognize the
stamp Of the retailers. The report was
adopted, but it was understood that the
action did not bind them. The moral and
financial support of the manufacturers
was pledged to the retailers association
of New York. and committee recommends
tions adopted looking toward more har-
monious relations with the retailers than
have existed in the past
President Landstreet was appointed
chairman of committee to call upon
Secretary Cortelyou and Commissioner
Yerkes of the Internal Revenue Bureau
when matters of interest to the asso-
citation will be discussed.
The consideration of the Otjen-Tawney
bill was resumed and it was determined
that the legislative committee of the as
ISOLATION should make an effort to have
it so amended that any unconstitutional
features will be eliminated, and that while
prohibiting the redemption of tags, wrap
pers and bands, it will still permit manu-
facturers to put these trademarks In
their goods. With these amendments the
bill will, it is said, be satisfactory to the
association. An executive committee was
appointed, consisting of S. S. Block, OF
wheeling, w. Va; George l.. Brown, OF
Windsor, N c.; George Bow. of Lexlng-
ton, KY; R. F. Whalen, of Rochester,
N. Y, and J. D. Spencer. of Danville, Va.
A committee on legislation also was ap-
pointed, consisting of E. o. Eshelby, of
Cincinnati; T. j. Phelps of Roanoke, Va,
and Albert Wlsert, of St. Louis.
President Roosevelt invited the manu-
facturers to call at the White House, but
the pressure of business would not per-
nit an acceptance of the invitation.
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SEVEN TEAMS TIED.
One of the Riders Coughs Blood, But
Keeps His Place.
(By the Associated Press

New York, Dec. 11.-With seven teams
tied for first place, Root and Dorian hay
ing withdrawn last night, and Moran and
Keegan still a lap behind but making
occasional desperate spurts to make up
that distance, the riders in the six-day
bicycle race kept up their weary grind
today, all the men eXcelu
ing Breton appearing in shape to con-
tinue to the end. Breton. when relieved
after hot sprint. coughed up a quantity
of blood and seemed very weak but his
trainer stated that he would finish the
race.
The II o'clock score follows:
Contenet and Breton, Leander and But
Ter, Floyd Krebs and Peterson, NeWkirk,
and Jacobson, John and Menus Redell,
Bowler and Fisher and Walthour and Nun
roe tied at 1892 miles Moran and Kee
gan 991 miles, laps; Samson and Van
derstuyft / $3.50 miles and 3 laps; Gougoltz
and Franz Krehsl 1887 miles. laps
Dove and Hedspeth 1,947 miles, laps.
Record ISIS miles and Z laps.
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UNDUE INFLUENCE ALLEGED.
Mrs. Benefits Counsel Files State
ment Concerning Her Husbands viii.
CBy the Associated Press

New Haven. Conn, Dec. 11.-Counsel
for Mrs. Bennett, widow OF Philo S. Ben
nett today filed long statement of the
reasons for the appeal recently taken from
the decision of Probate Judge CIeaveland
IN relation to Mr. Benefits will In the
formal notice of appeal, it was briefly an
nounoed that objection would be taken to
all Of the requests in the will providing
FOR trust funds for educational purposes
TO be administered by Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam J. Bryan, and also to the appoint
ment of Mr.. Bryan as executor and trus-
tee. That statement was elaborated in the
document filed today, which after repeat
ing the clauses of the will to which objec
ton Is taken, says in effect that Mr. and
Mrs Bryan induced and persuaded" Mr.
Bennett to sign II paper addressed to Will
liam ]. Bryan and to copy a considera BILE.
part OF another paper, the said copy to be
addressed to Mrs Bennett. The papers
referred to are the sealed letter by which
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Decides Against State Courts.
CRv the Associated Press.l


Charleston, W. Va, Dec. 11.-Unlted
States Judge Johr Jay Jackson today de-
cded the habeas corpus case of john
Laing and Stewart Hurt, holding that
they were Federal officers, acting under
process of the United States court when
they killed John Hairless, and therefore
justified and not amenable to State courts
Laing is IN operator and Hurt is in his
employ. They accompanied Deputy Har-
shall Cunningham last winter to arrest Jno.
Hairless, a leader among the striking
miners, for whom Cunningham had a rule
in contempt for violating United States
Judge Keller's blanket injunction.
Hairless fled when Cunningham and
others approached his house. AS he went
by Laing Hurt fired and killed him,
claiming self defense, as Hairless with re-
volver in hand. was defying arrest.
An appeal will be taken.
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Such Sayagery is Not Sport.
lRv the A ssociated Press


Washington, Dec. 1.-THE annual re-
port of the Board of Education OF the
District of Columbia submitted today
contains the following in regard to loot
ball:
THE board has had its attention direct
ed to a growing strenuousneSs ana care
lcssness in inflicting injury in the loot
ball games between the schools. Whllc
highly approaching the value OF all rea-
sonable athletic sports, the BOARD VIII
aim to sharply check all tendencies To-
ward rowdyism and savagery which char
acterizes the play of many OF the prolnl'
ncnt institutions of the country. IN:
statistics of the game for the year show
a startling list of player killed and the
serious manning of many more. NO sen
respecting school organization snouid tol-
crate such manslaughter IN the name OF
athletics, and the board VIII not IAN 70
take notice Of brutality III pay ana,
need be, in order to stop II, 70 proiiioiI
the game IN the schools.
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Christmas Debate at Buie's Creek
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Buies Creek, N. c., Dec. 11.-Fall term
classes, December 18th, with an enroll
ment of 315. The two societies for young
men have public debate. Subject: Re
solved, That the United States should own
the coal mines.'' Affirmative. b. Tur-
ner, of Wake Forest, and J. E. Lanier
of Harnett county. Negative. d. Shaw,
of Moore county, and M. F. Hodges, of
Robson county. Phi orator, D. B.
league Randolph county; Eu orator, Eu-
gene D. Poe, of Chatham county.
We have all classes in new building
now.
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HALLY & CO., BROKERS OF NEW
York City, were closely identified with
the people who put the cotton market
to its present high figures, and judging
from the enormous profits made by
spectators in that commodity, it seems
that they might be good people to be in
touch with. They have system of
keeping their clients advised as to prob
able movements, which in great part, is
responsible for the extensive business
they enjoy.
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o'BRlEN SUFFERED TORTURE.
Forced TO Stand on His Head Night
and Morning For Relief.
Especial to News and observer.)

Brooklyn, Dec. 11.-FOrced to stand
upon his head night and morning for re-
lief from agony, caused by the puncturing
of his intestines by three ribs, John
O'Brien, time clerk in the Brooklyn post
office, recently from High Point, n. c.,
was operated upon a few days ago at
Long Island College Hospital. Blood
poisoning developed and the man died
O'Brien appeared perfectly healthy. He
weighed 200 pounds.
OBrien was injured in a runaway acct
dent three years ago and several ribs were
fractured. Three penetrated the intestines
and they began to trouble him, assesses
having formed. OBrien suffered agony
The Assesses filled rapidly with pus and
to discharge this and alleviate his suffer
ing he was forced to stand upon his head
every night and morning
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fractured His Skull.
Especial to News and Observer)

ESPECIAL TO News and Observer.J
Kinston, n c.. Dec. 11-As the Allan
tic and North Carolina freight was pass
ing through the covered bridge at Stony
Greek this morning, one of the boards
of the side. which had become loosened,
projected through the window of the
caboose car and struck a negro trainman
on the head, fracturing his skull and also
shaking up Conductor Ross Williams
right badly.
1t is expected that the colored train
man will die.
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Hanna to Ask Woods Presence
(By the Associated Press.1

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator Hanna
has decided to request the Senate Com
mttee on Military Affairs to subpoena
General Wood to answer some Of the
charges made against him by opponents
of his appointment The committee ex-
pected to close its hearing December IS.
but it is now believed that at least two
weeks more will be required. Should Cen
eral Wood be subpoenaed an adjournment
will be taken to give him time to return
from the Philippines.
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$500 YEARLY POSITIVELY MADE IN
Producing and appointing sub-agents
for our just patented Fire Extinguish
ers. S. Wills, Chit, made $500 in one
week Experience unnecessary. We
give agents exclusive territory, cooper
ate with them in every way, extend
credit and offer grand opportunity to
secure a fortune. Eagle Tool Co., Box
364 Cincinnati, o.
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WILL WIPE It OUT
Debt Against Baptist Fe-
male University Pro-
vided For.
Especial to News and Observer.

Charlotte, N. c., Dec. n.-Secretary
Gray, of Atlanta, made great speech on
home missions tonight, the master effort
of the session of the Baptist Convention.
Subscriptions were secured amounting
to enough to clear the debt on the Bap-
list Female University. The subscriptions
are payable in January and are considered
gilt-edged by conservative members of
the convention.
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NTED-SPECIALTY statesmen
two exceptionally good positions open
for balance OF year and all of 1904
craftsmanship, energy, clean record re-
quired. General mercantile trade. High
commission contract with $500 weekly
advance while travelling. w. E. Hodg-
man & Co., 90-96 Prospect St. Cleve-
land. o.
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AN EXPERIENCED SHOE SALES
man will be oren for position Jan
uary 1st; can furnish A No. / reference.
Address L., care News and Observer.
12-13-Sun. and Wed.
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FOR SALE-GOOD PAYING DRUG
business in town of $500 inhabitants in
Eastern Carolina Excellent opportun-
ity for right man; good reasons for sell
ing. Address Drug Store, care News
and Observer.
12-13-3t.
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Sc PER 100 ADDRESSING ENVE-
lopes; send dime and stamp for instruc-
tions; steady work. Selmour Co., w.
23rd, N. Y.
12-Sun. and Sat.
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$50 MONTHLY EASILY EARNED: NO
canvassing Small space in cellar or
shed required. Stamped envelope for
agreement blanks. No outfit to buy.
National Co., 375 Broadway, New York.
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WE PAID ONE SALESMAN IN JAN
uary to this year eight hundred and
ninety one dollars commission for selling
Weir's Lead Pocket sample, For
proposition write D. T. Weir White
Lead Co. st. Louis, Mo.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD SECOND
hand engines and boilers for SALE rang
ing from five to seVenty-five horse-pow-
err Quick delivery. Raleigh Iron
Works. l6-t. I.
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WANTED, BY LADY-POSITION AS
stenogapher or as teacher of short
hand. Also understands bookkeeping.
References given on application. Ad-
dress, s. Box 81, Oak Ridge, N. C.
1876 sun. wed. sun
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-CIGAR
Salesman in your locality for city and
country trade; experience unnecessary;
$50 per month and expenses; lnclose
stamp for particulars. Pioneer Cigar
Co., Dept. SO, Toledo. o.
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JOIN THE PULASKI MUSIC CLUB
and get all the new sheet music pub
lshed sc. per copy. For particulars adj
dress Pulaski Music Co., Little Rock,
Ark.
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$50 MONTHLY EASILY LEARNED;
no canvassing; small space in cellar or
shed required. Stamped envelope for
agreement blanks. No outfit to buy.
National Co., 375 Broadway. New York.
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THE WRIGHT FAMILY-ANY PERSON
having knowledge of whereabouts OF
descendants OF William Wright, born in
1861, will confer a favor and may benefit
themselves by writing and giving such
information to A. b. c.. care News and
Observer, Raleigh. N. c..
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-13

MEN PLANT MUSHROOMS IN YOUR
cellars, etc. $12 weekly. We will sup
ply the spawn. No capital required.
Send address and start now Combined
Growing Temple Court. N. Y.
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TEN CENTS PER LINE
(Six Words to the Line)

no ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN % CENTS. SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS ON EXTENDED ADVER-
Using. RESULTS ASSURED.
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GOOD PRINTER WANTED; STEADY
employment to right man. Address
with reference Johnston's Printing
House, Washington, N. c.
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WANTED-JOB PRINTER, PERMA-
nent position to right man. good wages;
money every Saturday night Address
Barretts Printing House, Wilson, n. c.
12-13-2t.
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WANTED-A MAN WITH $1,000 TO
take position as sec. and bookkeeper
in mfg business to fill place of one
resigned on account of Ill health. An
swer Box 431, Norfolk, Va. 12-11-6t
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DETECTIVES.-EV e RY LOCALITY,
good salary, experience unnecessary
International Detective Agency, Mil
waukec, Wis
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, TO PER CENT. WEEKLY ON
sums from 500 upwards. Your money
returned on demand Particulars Rel
erences free Fleshman & &C., 1894
Broadway, New York.
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HOME FOR SALE-LO-
Gated just outside incorporate limits OF
Dunn, containing 5 acres of land: nice
new Groom dwelling, one canning plant,
which has a capacity of packing $500
cans daily. Fine for trucking. For
particulars call on Geo. f. Smith, Dunn,
N, c.. 1213-4t.
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WANTED REGISTERED DRUG CLERK;
good references. Address L. D., care of
News and Observer. 12-12-t. f.
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WANTED-AN EXT e r E N c E D
Clothing Salesman, one who can dress
windows; single, with good reference.
State price, to commence January 18th,
1904. Address X. H., care News and
Observer. 12-13-5t
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ST-SATURDAY-LE COIN
Purse containing SAC; lost in business
section of city Reward if returned to
this office.
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WANTED-TWO SALESMAN OF GOOD
business caDa city for large store in coun-
try village. Address a." care News
and Observer. e-fS-t. I.
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WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD WITH
use of phone in private family. Address
Trained Nurse, q West Jones street.
1212-2t
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WANTED--A POSITION BY A COM
petent lady stenographer. Has type
writer. Address Stenographer, care
News and Observer.
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WANTED FOR THREE OR FOUR
months. "a Registered Drug Clerk"
Must be honest, sober and free of vices.
Address X. Y. D., care Of this paper.
11-15-tf
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w ANTE D-PRACTICAL MACHINIST
wants job for 1904. Address box No.
263, Greenville, N. c. 12-10-7t
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wANTED-PosITION AS sTENOGRA-
pher by young lady from New YORK;
good references Address Ambitious,
care News and Observer.
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CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
North Carolina with staple line. High
commissions with advance of $500
monthly. Permanent position to right
man. Jess H. Smith, Co.. Detroit.
Mich, :.
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WANTED EVERYWHERE-H Y I
lers to tack signs, distribute circulars
samples, etc. no canvasslng; good pay.
Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago.
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WANTED-A HOUSEKEEPER; MUST
have a knowledge of cooking and take
charge of pantry. Address Hotel Louise
Washington, N. G.
12-9-1w.
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WANTED-POSITION IN DRU G
Store; sixsteen months experience; can
give good reference. Address P. o. Box
1853.
1212-3t.
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED; EXPER-
fence unnecessary; good pay. Emanuel
Co., Station J. New York.
12-6-4t-sun
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PARTIES OF UPRIGHT CHARACTER
to represent us; salary s21 paid week
ly; cash advanced expenses. Colonial
Co, Caxton, Chicago. 12-11-1w
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE ROOM
facing Capitol Square, No. IL S1uth
Wilmington Street.
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WANTED-AGENTs TO SELL A sue
cessful $500 Typewriter; forty per cent.
commission. Coffman Mfg. Co., By
Spruce St., St. Louis, Mo.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. e. w. Groves signature Is on
each box. Csc.
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w ANTE D-TWO EXPERIENCED
Salesman; one for Eastern North Caro-
lima and one for Virginia, to sell Pants
for manufacturer; strictly on commits
sion basis no objection if salesman
handle other lines. p o. Box 2O4 Nor
folk. Va.
12-13-Sun, We'd, Fri.
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Of the stockholders of The CONNER
cia1 and Farmers Bank will be held at
their banking house, in the city of RAJ
e;oh on Tuesday, January 18th, 1904 at
70 m. b. S. Jerman, Cashier
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Children like Piso's Cure. 1t is pleasant
to take and cures their coughs. zoe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08
liusenian.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Mr. Jared Feather was visiting Marshall
Rodebeaver Sunday.
,. Smith has returned from a weeks
visit at UniontowD. Pa
II this Is so lucky as to not reach the
waste basket will come again
Jno. Englehart expects to start his
wonlen mill up IN the near future.
Marshall Rodrhcaycr made flying trip
TO Morgan,own :ast week on busipess
Miss Ella l. ght who has been working
for Mrs. Jess Engiehart. returned home
Sunday.
Sam Kelley was seen passing tn ough our
little town last Wednesday en- route for
Valley Point
Mrs Sadie Fnglehart is hastily improy.
ing under the care OF lady doctor from
Ptsburs. Pa
Mrs. Ley Graham aud daughter Norma
and Murl were calling at Asbury Listens.
New Years day.
Englehart and McElroy will soon move
their saw.mili to this place where they
expect to do big business.
Mrs. Jno. Englehart and her daughter
Eide, spent the holidays in Cumberland
with her son. VIM Enslcbart
Some OF the people OF this place attended
the oyster supper at Valley Point last Wed.
nesday night and report good time.
Jud Rodeheaver and FTand Englehart
have returned to Morgantown after spend.
ing Christmas with their sweethearts.
Come again. boys. you are welcome.
LtTILR IoE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-08
A Superior Institution.

The Mountain State Business College,
located at Pafkersburg, is The only iostilu-
tion Of ils kind ia The State occupying quar-
tiers that we're planned aud built expressly
for school purposes. The palaiial new
home Of this excellent college is not sur
passed by that Of any other school, devoted
exclusively to commercial education, In the
United States, and Is fully 90 per cent a.
head Of any other West Virginia business
college I, also has the largest attendance.
Visit the school ana see for yourself
a prominent ri,isburg business man, who
was present a, the formal opening and pub
lie reception Of the NJ S. Is. {. on Deccm-
bef roth, said 90 q reporter Of The Parkers-
burg News: "rhe Mountain State Business
College is an institution that ParkersburgeTs
and West Vifginians may we'll feel proud Of.
There are very few Of the mos, noted com.
mefcial colleges ia the country that equal
H. am frank 10 say that We have nothing
IN Pisburg that approaches H. Nor is
there anything in Chicago, which was for.
merly my home, that can touch them.
never saw finer college quarters, more sump-
iuous apartments 50 well appointed. They
are handsome aud convenient"
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MT. Vernon.
INK WILKINS, secy.

Correspondence oi1he Argus,
Lula Kcener Is visiting her sister Mrs
w. Reed
Our school is progressing nicely with
John Clark as teacher.
Walter Mckinney returned home Mon.
day from Morgantown
Mrs. John Farrell has been visiting her
sister Mrs Jacob Born the past week.
Men who accomplish most never seem
TO hurry no matter how much they may
have to DO
Mrs Anna Mckinncy, who has becu sick
Tor some tipc Is we are glad TO report
much better
There will be preaching at this place
Iauuary nth at 10 q. ms by Rev. Ireland
oi MorganioWn.
Lizzie Reed returned home last Wednes.
d iy from Secronc Pa, where She had
b rn vsluug her brother for some time
NJ aud Nrs w. Over6eld entertained
quite number OF their friends on the
evening ~ January J. As the strains OF
music aoated out on the evening air. min
glcd with tile merry laughter of buxom
ladies and athletic young men. Il gave
proof that our young people are up.to.date
Those present were as follows Messrs.
Elihu Born, James Evert, Charley Nc.
Kinney, Frank Holmes. Homer Riggleman.
Walter Mckinney I'D Born John Clark
Harry Richardson, Hi Myers. Charles
Cleayer, Asbcrry Robinson. Renold conley,
Charles Sterling and Elton Conlcy Misses
Ncrue Born. Lula Kecner Del Sharps.
Nellie Born, Ioitie Sharps. Nora Born.
Olive and Gertrude Rogers