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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14
RIOT AT YOKOHAMA.
Antf-Peace Mass Meeting Ends fin Wild
 Disorder.

Yokohama, Sept. 13.-The meeting held at theater yesterday to protest against the terms of peace treaty was followed by an anti-police demonstra- ton. Fourteen police boxes were burn ed. thirty-seven policemen injured and two civilians severely hurt, and many were injured.
 The police say the meeting was the private speculation of professional agitator who charged an admission fee His promise that there would be popular speakers was unauthorized, according to the police, and his disap- pointed audience denounced the swindle and demanded the return of their money The trouble finally developed i into rowdyism outside the theater.
 At 5 o'clock this morning two com panies of troops from Tokio arrived. They have been posted as guards at all the consulates and other points, and quiet has been restored.
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CIVIL ENGINEERS KILLED.
Three Riding on Hand Car Run Down
 by a Work Train. -,

by q W0Ck IF3lns :, Cortland. N, Y, Sept. 13.-Three Ses+aAg civil engineers in the employ of the Delaware, Lackawanna and West ern railroad were killed by work train this evening while returning to Cortland on a handcar. The dead are:
 J. M. Rowe, Binghamton.
 H. o. Biesecker, Lestershire.
 II R. Funk, Binghamton.
 The men arrived here this morning and had spent the day at work on the Cincinnati division of the Lackawanna railroad. Completing their labors for the day, they boarded handcar to re- turn here. When three miles from this city they were overtaken by a work train also bound for the city.
 The engine of the work train was in the rear and a watchman was station ed on the forward car Tonight the watchman said that the train was run hing due west at. the time of the acci- dent, and that he did not see the hand car. as he was blinded by the rays of the setting sun.
 Apparently the young engineers did not see the approaching train in time to jump. They were killed instantly, the bodies being terribly mangled.
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Shipping News.

Southampton, Sept 1S-sailed: Steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm, Nek York via Cherbourg.
 Liverpool, Sept. 12.--Arrived: Steam CTS Caronia, New York via Queenstown; 18th, Oceanic, New York via Queens town.
 Almeria, Sept. 12.-Arrived: Steamer Perugia Marseilles for New York.
 Glasgow, Sept. 12.-Sailed: Steamer Parisian, New York.
 New York, Sept. 13.-Sailed: Steamers Majestic, Liverpool Potsdam, Rotter- dam: Nord America, Naples; Hellig Olav, Copenhagen.
 New York, Sept. 13.--Arrived: Steam CTS Lombardia, Naples; Baltic, Liver pool.
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TIGERS DEFEATED
By PICKUP Team of Connecticut
 League Players.

By PICKUP Team of Connecticut
 League Players.
 A team composed of Connecticut league players yesterday defeated the Tigers, of the City league, the score being to 1. The batteries were: For the league players, Tuckey and Jessup; for the Tigers, Hertz and Weinstein. Neither side scored until the third inn ing, when the Tigers scored on a fly that Corcoran. dropped in left field. Billy Lush and Beecher each made a two -bagger. Tuckey struck out nine men in the last six innings. Walter Ahearn, who has returned from Haver- hill, Mass, was umpire.
 The league team will play Milford on Saturday, and as a preliminary game the Westvilles will play the St. Johns. Both games may be seen for one ad- nlsssfon. ..
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Miscellaneous.

s-4 and 6-4 Wire end Shoe Laces, l2c dog.
 3o-inch Silk Tie Laces; regular price, l5t pair. Tan and black. Sale price, Sc pair. 1..A
 Finished Collar Supports, ready for use. A substitute for foundations. Black and white. Regular price, ioc set. Sale price, Sc. Collar Buttons, assorted sizes, 2c doz,
 Tracing Wheels, regular price, foc. Sale price, Sc.
 x Featherstitch Braid, white and colors. 6-yd.' pieces. Regular prices, Sc and i0e. Sale price, 4c
 Soft Collar Foundation lctliffon) Regular price, toc. Sale price, fc.
 Gold.eyed Needles, all sizes and assortmenls, : papers for Sc.
 Paper Of Darning Needles, fc paper. \.
 Emtro SIX finished Crochet Thread. Colors and White. Sale price, s for Sc.
 Hair Nets for back hair. Regular price, g.. Sale price, 5c.
 Waist Extender Pins, black and nickel. Regular price, Sc. Sale price, for Sc.
 Bees Wax in large piece. Regu- lar price, Sc. Sais vrlcc, Pc.
 lie Rubber Dressing Combs, all course and half and half. Sale price, lcc.
 Box Ssoe Button Fasteners, regu lar price. lsc bex. Sale price, Sc.
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Hooks, z and Eyes,

"Smart Set' Hook and Eye. A splendid finished hook and eye. Made from brass wire; guaran. teed not to rust or soil any garment. Black or silver, with invisible eyes. Sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, spring back; regular price, Sc. Sale price, Sc card; 17c gross.
 Spring Hooks and Eyes; sizes to 4. Black and white. Sale price, 10c gross. :.~
 Snap Fasteners, blk. and white, 2c a dog.
 Notahook on Tape, double pieces, regularly soc yd. Sale price, 35e.
 Spring Hooks and Eyes, black or white. Sale price, Sc. gross,
 Envelopes of Invisible Eyes; regu- lar price, ? for Sc. Sale price, 4 for Sc.
 Japanned-No. 1, Sc gross; No. 2, Sc gross; No. 3, Sc gross; No. 4, 7c gross; No. 6, Sc gross; No. 8, lie gross; No. 10, l2c gross.
 Slvered--.No. [, Sc gross; No. 2, Sc gross; No. 3. Sc gross; No. 4, 9c gross; No 6, 10e gross; No. 8, 12c gross; No. 10, l5c gross.
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Pins, Bindings and
 Tapes.

English Pins, IA lb. boxes; regu. lar price, 25c. Sale price, Sc. 560 count American Pins; all sizes; regular price, Sc and .7c. Sale price, 3c paper. 33c doz.
 English Steel Pins, very fine points and finish; regular price, l2c. Sale price, Sc.
 The finest quality American Pins; regular price, ioc. Sale price, 4 papers of any size, 25c.
 70 count Mourning Pins, l2 boxes, 480 pins for ioc.
 Box of assorted size Veil Pins, regular price, Sc. Sale price, ? for Sc.
 A Sc card of Veil Pins, white, blk. and colors, ? cards for Sc.
 Indestructible Lace Pins, small or large, white and colors, dog. on card. Regularly, loc a card, Sale price, 4c a card. sfs.y.
 100 count Pin Cubes, in black, white and assorted coioFs; regular price, i0c. Sale price, 4e. Small cigar box of Veil Pins; regu. lar price, Ioc.. Sale price, Be.
 Pocket Book Pin Pads, tblack heads only) regularly, Sc. Sale price. lc. s<e :.
 Safety Pins, full nickel plated; regular price. Sc doz. Sale price, 2 for Sc. Y Stewart's Duplex Lace and Safety Pins, all sizes, blk and nickel, Sc dog. If.
 Hair Pin Cabinets, assorted sizes; regulag price, Sc. Sale price, for Sc. <.
 Invisible Hair Bins in tubes; regu. lar price, Sc. Sale price, ? for Sc.
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last year, either as members of the

last year, either as members of the varsity squad or the various class teams. The new candidates from the incoming freshman class will not re- port until September 2S, when college opens. Until that time there will prob- ably be constant additions from last years squad, and Coach William Reid has outlined practice work of the most strenuous kind. There will be two per- iods of practice daily.
 Coach Reid to-day in an address to the candidates outlined the seasons work, and emphasized the necessity of punctuality and of strict training. A
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Dress Bandings.

Covered Dress Banding in cotton; same as Tolsons, 2 i2c yd. 25c a a piece.
 Silk faced Curved Dress Banding,a a handsome finish for a skirt. Regu- lar price, 10c yd. Sale price, Sc a a yd; 45c piece.
 "Silko" Braid for bottom of skirt; an ideal quality; regular l5c piece. Sale price, 1lc.
 > Silk Brush Braid in all colors; regularly Sc yd. Sale price, Sc.
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Silks and Thread.

Belding's Sewing Silk. 1oo.yard spools, soc dog.
 Prize Medal, 12 oz. Silk, regular price, Csc. Sale price, 45c.
 Black log. spooI Silk, made up for the New York Eress Makers Sup ply Co.,, in black and white; all let ters; reguler price, 59c. Sale price, zee.
 1 doz. spools Home Blasting Cot. ton; regular price, loc. Sale price, Sc dog.
 Japan italian finish Machine Twist, silk substitute; 2oo,yd. spools; blk.t or white. Regular price, Sc. Sale price, 4c; 45c a doz.
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NEW YORK LTFE,s PROFITS.
Policy Holders Win Rig Returns from
 Syndicate Subscriptions.

New York, Sept. 13.-Treasurer Ed mond D. Randolph has concluded his testimony before the legislative inHes- tigation committee. It appears that the New York Life has been in about eighty syndicate operations, and that the profit for policyholders realized is s2,39O.000. The company has not in vested in or loaned upon stocks of any kind since 1899. It realized a profit from it's stock holdings of s5,400,0OO. Treasurer Randolph testified that he had no syndicate relations himself of personal character, and that his sole Compensation was his salary. The stocks sold by the company since 1901 were those received as profits from syndicate operations, and were imme- diately sold, in conformity with the company's bylaws.
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Belting.

IA inch Silk Serge Betting. TO- yd. pieces. Black, white and slate. Regular price, l0c yd. Sale price, 6 l.2c yd; 6Sc piece.
 7-s-in. Silk Serge Betting, lo-yd. pieces, in black, white and slate. Regular price, 1oc yd. Sale price, 6c. soc piece.
 7-8 Cotton GIace Belting. Reeu- lar price, lsc per piece Of l2 yds. Sale price, ec piece.
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Featherbone.

Chicago Featherbone, made by the original Featherbone Mfrs, in white and black gros grain silk; regular price, 15c yd. Sale price, Sc yard; 7ec dog. ..~s
 Silk Covered Collar Bone, black and white. Regular price, 1oc. Sale price, Sc. 12 yards for 64c.
 American Gros Grain Silk Feath- crbone; regular price, l2c yd. Sale price, Sc yd. Sec dog.
 Piping Cord. made of Featherbone, regularly Sc yd. Sale price, 25c dog
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Bindings.

5A.line All.silk Taffeta Seam Binding; black, white and colors. Worth l3c. Sale price, soc doz.; Sc piece.
 54 line Seam Binding in pure black silk taffets, full lo-yard pieces; regular price, l4c. Sale price, lc piece. e.i
 s1 line Seam Binding in the very best imported quality. Black and white only. Regular price, i7c. Sale price, l3c.
 Silk Prussian Binding, black, white and gray only. Regular price, l7c. Sale price, l2c piece.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14
NEW YORK HOTEL MYSTERY.
Good Looking, We'll Dressed Young
 Woman Takes Her Life.

New York, Sept. 1S.-Miss A. w. Will dey, of Washington, D. C., was found dead in her room at the Manhattan ho- tel, Forty-second street and Madison avenue, to-day, shot through the right temple. A cup near by contained the dregs of a poison which had evidently been drunk some time to-day.
 7 A revolver with one empty chamber,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14
MEETS HERE SEPTEMBER 25.

Board of Examination and Registration
 of Nurses.
 The board of examination and regis- tration of nurses of the state of Con- necticut viii meet at the office of the secretary, 142S Chapel street. this city, on Monday, September 25.
 This session will be the first held by the board for the consideration of ap- plicants for registration, and it is be- Iieved that many of the nurses of the state will ask for certificates at this time.
 Miss R. Inde Albaugh is secretary of the organization.
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Tape.

lo-yd. Super Cotton Tape, all widths, worth up to 15c. Sale price, Sc.
 Bsrs Lawn Seam Binding, white, all widths. Value, l0c piece. Sale price, Sc piece.
 Bunch Tapes, assorted widths in bunch; regular price, Sc. Sale price, 4c.
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Hose Supporters and Elastic Webbing.

2Sc quality pin on or sew.on Sup. porters, assorted colors. Sale price, 15c.
 Children's Pin Top Supporters, patent button; blk and white; regular prices, loc 12c, I5c. Sale price, Sc.
 Women's. Misses and Children's Pin Top Supporters. Regular price, l5c. Sale price, 9c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14
Elastic.

Silk Cable Elastic, lin. wide; all colors. Regular price, 2Sc. Sale price, l5c.
 Super Lisle Elastic, black and white, IA, 3-8, l-2, 5-8, 3-4, 7-S and inch. Values up to l2c. Sale price, Sc.
 All Silk Hat Elastic; regular price, Sc, Sale price. 4c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.
Editor Golfers Weekly at Odds With
 Justice DeueI.

14uRlOE AO1AAeEs "eeRAAS ut OuuS "AtA
 Justice DeueI.
 New York, Sept. 1S.-Norman Hap good, editor of Golfers Weekly, was arrested to-day on a charge of criminal libel, which was preferred against him by Justice Joseph M. Deuel. of the court of special sessions. The basis of the charge was an affidavit by Justice DeueI stating that in recent issue Col Hers Weekly printed an article, under the heading of Public Conscience D specifically charging Justice Deuel with violating his oath Of office by engaging in business while in his magisterial po- sition.
 Mir Hapgood was paroled to-day, and the case was scheduled to be resumed next Monday.
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which lay beside the body, caused the coroner to begin his investigation on the theory that the young woman had taken her own life. A note was found in the room signed Miss A. w. Will dey' and containing only the state ment that her body would be called for. The woman registered at the hotel yes- terday. She was good looking and well dressed.
 Washington, Sept. 13.--No trace of any person named Miss A. W. Wildey, or Wiley, has been found in this city. The names do not appear in the direc-
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stock Exchange Seat at ss4,OOO.

New York, Sept. 13.-The sale of a seat on the New York stock exchange for $S4,000, which is $1,00O more than the previous high record price, was an- nounced to-day. The name of the pur- chaser WAS not made public.
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brief dumbbell exercise followed and then the candidates went upon the field where they were given practice in pass ing, handling punts and falling on the ball.
 Among the men who reported to- day were Captain Hurley, Brill, Mont gomeery, Parker, Cunniff, Wendell, Hanley, Starr and Shurtleff. ..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14
HARVARns FOOTBALL SQUAD
Fifty Men Show Up for First Practice
 on SOIdfers' Field.

Cambridge Mass, Sept. 15.-Nearly fifty candidates answered the call for the first practice of the Harvard foot ball team on Soldiers Field to-day. None of them were new to Harvard, all having been active on the gridiron
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tory, nor have the police any informa- tion which gives any clue to the iden- tity of the suicide.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14

Are you going to send your son back to college?" NO. the coach says he hasn't a chance of making the 'leyen.''' Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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CasuaIties at Tokio.

Tokio, Sept. 19-6 p. m.-According to the metropolitan police estimate of cas- ualties during the recent rioting, 38S constables, sixteen firemen and two sol- diers were wounded. Among the mob and bystanders nine were killed and 4S7 were wounded, ." ........ :.
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Extra Special :!

Colonial Thread, ZO0 ydS. Six cord, Tor hand or machine. Soft finish; equal to the best in the world. Value, s5c Sale price, Sc spool 30c a dog.
 Mo- 2 Silk Taffeta Seam Binding; regular price, 10c Sale price, Sc; 63c dog.
 Cotton Glace Betting, IA inch. Regular price l9c piece. Sale price, 12c piece.
 BeStabone; same as featherbone satin covered; gray, black and white. Worth 10c yd. Sale price, 3cyard.
 Washable Shields in all sizes; 17c value Sale price, Sc pair; $l dog. Hook and Eye Tape, black and white; regular price, 15c yd. Sale price, ec yd.
 3papers of>Imported Pins, regular price, 4c a paper. Sale price, box of papers, Sc. Adamantine Pins, papers for Sc. Toilet or Veil Pins, assorted sizes, in black, dull and bright and colors Regular price, l0c. Sale price, Sc.
 Hair Pins, assorted sizes; 4c doz. packages. Worth 10c.
 Japanned Hair Pins, all sizes, regular price, Sc paper. Sale price, for Sc.
 Hair Pin Cabinets, filled with assorted sizes; regular price, 1Oc. Sale price, Sc.
 25 yard Roll of White Tape, worth 1oc, at Sc. Bunch Tapes, assorted widths in bunch. Regu- lar price, Sc. Sale price, 4c.
 White, black and gray tape, Award piece; regu- larly 4c and Sc. Sale price, pieces for &c., Silk finished fried pin-on Supporters; regular price, 15c. Sale price, 7c.
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Dress Shields.

Lightweight Dress Shields, perfect quality, Sc; 75c dog.
 Odd lot of Dress Shields, made to to sell at 1Oc, l5c and 17c. Sale price, Sc a pair, soc dog.
 Japanese Silk Covered Dress Shields; values 25c. Sale price, 12 8 pair, $l 40 dog. -
 Washable Shields in all sizes; i7c value. Sale price, 9c pair; $l.00 a dog.
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One Cholera Victim.

Berlin, Sept. 1S-The wife of a la borer living at Doemitz, on the Elbe, about half way between Berlin and Hamburg, died three days ago with symptoms of cholera. Another sus- .pected case is under observation at EDoan1ifz
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Extra Special ]!
Safety Pins, all sizes, Pc dozen.

Safety Pins, all sizes, 2c dozen. Hose Supporters in black, blue pink and white; regular price, 25c. Sale price, l5c. " Satin belt and Silk Elastic Hose Supporters,
 black, white and coorS. Regular price, soc, Sale price, 33c. *@-@>s Silk Twill Elastic, black and colors, regular
 price, l5c yd. Sale price, &c.,
 SIX Frilled Elastic, black, blue, pink and white. Regular price, 25c yd Sale price, yd. t A, 5.4 and GA Tubular Shoe Laces, regular price, 10c doz. Sale price, 4c dog. Enameled Stocking Darners, lc'each. Sc Tape Measures, Sc. Z 1Oc Tape Measures, 6c. - s-yd. Linen Corset Laces, regular price, Sc. Sale price, 3 for Sc. Kid Curriers', worth Sc and 10c. Sale price, 4c dog. ..." Tooth Brushes; our Puritan Maiden Special'' Regular price, 25c. Sale price, 15c Darning Cotton on spoos; black, white and tan; regular price, 25c doz. Sale price, l2e doz. Black white and check Sleeve Protectors, resu-
 lar price, 15c. Sale price, Sc. Pearl Buttons in large size, values, 25c to 39c
 card. Sale price, 3 doz for Sc. Small Ocean Pearl Buttons, regular price, Sc dog, Sale price, dog. for Sc. ~~ German silver Thinble the Nas@ tEs' sells for loc. Sale price, 4c.
 Sterling Silver Thimbles, during tiis sale, i0c
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-24
Or. Alderman, President of the University
of Virginia.

Arrangements are going forward 70,
the formal Inauguration of President
Alderman on Jefferson's birthday
April Is. A long list of men notable in
public life have signifed their inten-
tion to be IN Charlottesville for the oc-
casion and the following program has
been given out:
Music by University of Virginia GIee
Club.
Invocation by the Rev. DR.. R. d.
Smart, pastor of Epworth church, Nor.
folk.
Induction of Dr. E. A. Alderman as
pr sident by rector Charles p. Jones.
of the board of visitors.
Response by President Alderman.
COngratulatory addresses: l. For
faculty, Professor +. H. Smith. 2.
Alumni, Senator Martin. 3. State,
Governor Montague, 4. Sister univer-
sities-East, Professor Archibald Cary
Coolidge, of Harvard; North, Presi
dent Nicholas Murray Butler, of Col.
umbia; South, Chancellor Hill of the
University of Georgia; West, Presi
dent r. H. Jesse, University of Mis-
souri,.
Inaugural address by President AL
derman.
BenedictiOn, the Rev. DIR. S. G.. Mitch
ell. of Richmond College.
The installation ceremonies will take
place in the public hall at the foot of
the lawn, which has capacity of 800.
At O'Clock in the evening a banquet
will be served. DR.. Thomas Nelson
Page has the matter of banquet and
speakers in charge, and has not yet
made a report.
After the banquet the students and |
alumni will have great torchlight |
procession.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-24
MacAdam Road to ChurchviIIe.

Saturday an important good roads
meeting Was held at Churchville and
was attended by some 40 free holders,
who are showing great interest in
the matter. The plan under consid-
GRAFTON is to construct macadam road
from Churchville to Staunton, 10 miles.
Those at the meeting subscribed 81, 800
toward the construction of the road.
1t is claimed that if property owners
will subscribe 10 per cent. the county
and the q. & o railroad will share the
remaining cost equally. The cost is to
be restricted to 81, 900 mile.
The cost of constructing the 10 miles
would be $40, 900 With the private
subscriptions amounting to $4,000,
there would remain $4,000 to be ex-
banded by the county and the G. & O.
railroad, Those who are interested
are hopeful that the county will take
up the matter and put the road through.
Mr. G. L. Harris, that experienced
road builder, who has taken great in
tel est in the matter, called the meeting
and was present at Churchville and
addressed it.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-24
A GROWING TOWN.
Prosperous Industries Make Business
Goad-PersonaI Mention. Etc.

Stuart's Draft, March 90.
The stranger visiting this place
will always finds the tow
wide awake and something doing y
There is perhaps a greater volume OF
business done here than in any place
of its sZe in this section of AnKusts
county. A large milling company,
Istave works, barrel factory, CHAIR fac
tory, several good store, a boarding
house, blacksmith shops, etc. These
have drawn trade from the surround
rich agricultural community that is
fast building the town to considerable
commercial Importance. In the neigh
borhood and just across the river the
iron mines on the H. A. Black & Bro.
property has been leased to New York
parties who expect to develop it this
spring, and near this enterprise is the
Steel Ores Co. who are completing a
machinery for which is already placed.
In the town of Stuart's Draft much
building is going on and new houses
are constantly springing up. Among
such is 7-ro0m dwelling OF Mrs. r. J.
CARRIER. and large stable belonging
to DR.. w. B. Dodge. Geo. 8. Eta of
Sport has recently moved here and is
completing new undertaking shop
and stables, and will soon rebuild bis
residence.
At the yards of the Valley Stave
and Heading Co. a busy force of bands
and teamsters are at work. Mr.. A. J.
Young, one of the owners and its gen.
eral manager, reports large stock of
barrel headings on the yard and some
500, 900 slaves, ready for market. This
Industry, however, has almost worked
up its available material in this neigh
borhOod and unless parties owning
timber lands Will sell them timber
rights, they will be compelled to move
TO another locality, and thus the town
will lose a valuable plant. Manager
Young says they have timber property
at Mint Spring and will probably move
there at some time during the summer. |
The new store of the place is that Of |
J. McB. McChesney who recently |
bought out Kefauver, COhron & Co. |
and occupies the building formerly used |
by G. d. CARRIER. Mr.. McChesnev 10
from the Lipscomb neighborhOod, and
feels much encouraged with the liberal
patronage bestowed upon him.
Blackwell Il Palmer are preparing
or shipment a lot of walnut timber.
This is of fine quality and is intend
ID for export purposes.
Near by this work is the barrel fac
DRY OF B. f. Young which gives stea.
iy employment to several men.
The friends of j. +. Harper will be
ratified to hear that he is cOnvales-
ene from an attack of inflamatory
rheumatism.
f. A. Kerr, general merchant here,
as been doug a fine business lately in
Owls and eggs. His shipments aver.
&c a coop of chickens per day and
everal Gases of eggs per day for the
asst three weeks L
Wheat in this section is loo king fine
nd presents a much better showing
IAN at the same time last year.