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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
DOWlE DENOUNCED
HIS 4 TRADUCERS. :
Called Upon Anyone to Prove Where He
Had Stolen the Peoples Money
No Ons Tried.

Chicago. April 30. Standing unstcad-
Iily and with great effort before an asi-
dience III $500 persons n#Zion Taberr
narle Yesterday afternoon, John Alcxan-
der nowie charged his fradncers. II any
were present, to make their accusations
before the wlele congregation.
Tie followers Of Voliva, the new lead
u Ill Zion Citys affairs, however. wers
at that moment attending rival meet
ing, sct for the same hour, at the Zion
College building. There 5000 Of the
|city's inhahitaats were gathered, togeth-
Eer with the zion choir, now divested of
its ccreiestiastieal garb, and the Zion
band and orchestra,
Those who listened To the words Of
Dowics were for the most part yisitors
brought to the city. In front OF the
platform and iii the choir loft were prob
ably $50 faithful Dowieites.
Dowie was borne bodily BY two negro
attendants from an ante room to the
platform and deposited upon his feet
before the elaborate altar. He was att
tired iii d new apostolic robe ~ white
gold and purple. On his head was a
turban Of marvellous pattern onlhroider
ed III purple and gold. He delivered his
address seated before the altar. Only
occasionally, when reused to an unusual
pitch Vi esrnestness, did he rise.
Mrs. Dowie, who has severed he al
lcgiance with Noliva, rat in wicker
caair ainong Dowie's followers in the
congregation.
Except for former Mayor r.. u. Har-
per-, Dowie was along on the platform.
Dowie announced the hymns and led
|in prayer In 4 firm voice. Hc prefaced
his .er.non Nv 4 spirited denial Of the
charges that have been brought against
hi.u by Noliya. and others.
@They say I've taken the peoples
money. DO you believe itg" he asked
Answers of EYES, ANA mo came from
different parts Of the audience. A man
who said yes was singled out by Dowie.
Pointing u trembling finger at the man,
Dowie ASKED him to stand up and tell
what money / took and when"
The man sat still. A guard was orr
deled to compel the man to stand, but
nc stood silent.
Then II ives that Dowic rose and de-,
manded that any Of those present who
had anything 70 Charge against him
should make the charge. No one Of
frred to accuse Dowic.
Dowie paid tribute 10 Mrs. Dowie.
My wife has some noble qualities, but
she was inisled and imposed upon. They
used her until they were through WITH
her ana then east her aside. Ny sou
played tricks on me which he ought not
to have done, but he too, was deceived"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
WHERE is DAVID DIcKIE?
Boy Singer Is Making a Longer Stay
Away Than Usual.

David Dickic, tho yeungster who has
raised good many pennies by singing
in the stores and on the streets of the
city, has disappeared from HIS home
and his parents have no knowledge OF
his whereabouts. There are several diff
ferent runorS about where the hoy has
gone. Che report is that he was taken
70 Rhode Island BY some unknown man,
whom he II said to have been seen with
al tlic Busy lzzy show on April IL,
which was The last time he has been
seen ia TIE city, though he disappeared
from his homo few days previous 10
that night Nnotheg report IS that he
has anne on with The Busy lzzy show
and the lads father Alexander Dickie.
has written the show. which was IN
auburn, y. ", last Saturday. Chief
Brown hsE been notified and is worlsing
on the ease
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30

All the schools In town hut one ~.
gan April 23d The Wilson district q
taught by Miss Nellie Woodruff Cen
Ter. Mis- Ednp Beard; Cutler Corner.
Miss Lucy Cram sifnbail Corner. a..
Qrtille Miller; Clement district. Miss
Nay Carr; Tcst Orange, Nora +, Iou-
hsn. Illc sehool in Clark district be. sns
NAY lst, with Miss 1'eruice Blair as
icnchef.
aflie Whitcomb returned from Tnn
lfage saturday with iiuc pair of
pxc4s
Nisr Bernicc Blair Of Bath, Me-, was
tllc s,icst q Mrs. c. O Peake Saturday
md Sunday
sugqfuskers have gathered their buc.
Seta and most Of them report light
crop ~ Tie article,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
HORSES WILD DASH
In CROWDED STREET.
One Of Span Owned by Fraser q John
ston Was Impaled on Shaft Of
Another Team and
Killed.

4 pair of horses. owned by Fraser &
Johnston. liyerymen, and driven by VIII
lis Ingram, becsne frightened at ain
electric ear at the foot Of Washington
street late Saturday afternoon and TAX
Ing the bits in their teeth, started
on a mad plunge down the street The
driver. seeing that It would be irnpos-
sihh for him to stop the animals, Jump.
ed from the carriage and landed in a
heap on the road, with no bones broken
but badly bruised. The horses ran With
great speed onto the crowded Main
street, barely missing two newsboys st
the corner Of the Barre National Bank.
They continued down the street as far
as Reynolds store, whore single tear,
driven by young man named Bassett
Was crossing the street.
Rs.sett saw that he couldn't get out
of the way and jumped from his wagon.
thus escaping injury. His horse yeered
70 one side, causing the shaft TO stand
out The runawavs-~a fine pair of
egays ran full tilt into the team cross.
ing tho street The protrndina shaft
struck ane Of the grays, fun in the
breast, and down both of them went.
Both immediately struggled To their
feet. The one that had been impaied
drew away from the shaft and fell to
the pavement. while torrent Of blood
flowed from the wound. Death ensued
in short time, as nothing could be
dcne. When measured ii was found
that the shaft had penetrated the ami
mails body nearly four feet, and il prob.
ably would have gone farther had not
the harness on the single buggy have
prevented. The buggy was quite badly
smashed.
Had not the mad run of the grays
been stepped as il was, il is feared that
some people might have been run down,
as the street was full Of shoppers and
teams. Fraser & Johnston valued the
horse at $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30

fte menu fer The Experience sea,al
as The lnisersaiist rnrlof- lnr,das
cseninNf Nay will-Ao nN fulA@s
trench Fried lolasoos
Cold Roast Pork with nset.ir
lf6t Holls p5tss
Vl{cS piek'eN
Ns,isissu NaNe fea aud Creea
tiiepeF served from ID ! o'cloek at.~,
which experiences will he tola and
short programme rendered. n ~. ~
fof q social '-'-sS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
TEACHERS GET RAISE.
Montpelier School Maans Are Made
Happy.

Montpelier. April 20. ~-Tlic hoard Of
school commissioners has rc-cugaoej
supt. F. J. Brownscninbe for naotder
yeer and raised his salary from $1,000
fo $500. Al the present hoard Of
taarhers, with tbc exception pi Miss
Grace Clark. who Was teactirg special
subjects, have Eeca ic.cngagct. The 1s
teaches who Gid not receive an increase
In pay last year we're this ysar given a
raise Of Se5 per year ssch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30

Walter Berry Was Apprehended in
White River Junction.

White River Junction.. April a0.-
Nnen Waiter Berry applied to Deputy
Sheriff Spa6ord Tor food ami lodging
saturday night he was soon identified
as the suspect from Shrewsbury who
was charged With an attempted assault
ON a woman thore last Thursday. lie
admitted Il but claimed he was too
drunk on hard ciger that day to know
clearly what he was doing. His wants
we're supplied and ile is in the lock up
awaiting the arrival Of officers from
Rutland. 1t Is thought here that he
WAS making for New Hampshire when
he reached the junction, but was too
tired TO proceed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
St. JOhnsdury Man Then Cut
His Throat Yesterday
WILL PROBABLY DIE
Charles r. Burt Told His Son to Tell
Friend That He Was About to
DO Rash Act-His Wife
Had Left Him.

st Jphnsbury. April 30. --Despondent
over family affairs. Charles r.. Burt of
Railroad street, aged 45 years, yestfr
day cut his throat with razor while
standing before \ mirror, after telling
his III year-old son, Guy, to notify G.
u. Horton that he was about to kill
himself.
The man is at Brightlook hospital,
where il il said TINT he probably will
die. Burt and the boy lived III room
III the Drouin block. His wife left him
some time ago, and it il not known
where she now resides.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
REVOLVER In SKELETON HAND,
Remains Of Providence, R. l., Man
Found.

Providence, Il. f., April 3o.-- The skel.
etor Of Isnac r. Ball, aged 70. who
disappeared from his home in Provi-
dsnce over year ago, was found in
the woods IN East Greenwich scsterday
by q boy hunting for lost cattle, a
rntt-d revolver was found rrasped in
tho hands Of the skeleton and hole
in the skull showed the eause OF death
Identification Mss afforded by papers
found in pocket of the clothing. The
ci,sc il believed to have been one Of
.sicde. the 9eccdcnt having become de-
spondent heeansc Of lack OF employment
.hcyilp before his disappearance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
GRANITE CUTTERS Will STRIKE.
Expected That 400 VIII Go Out on May
First.

Gloucester Mass, April 30. As a re.
suit oi fruitess conference Saturday
evening between six granite firms and
representatives of the PAYERS aud Gran
itc Cutters unions, it Il expected that
there will be general strike in all The
Cape Ann quarries MAY Il Nearly 200
PAYERS ore ont nov, and 800 granite
cutters viii probably join them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
GUILTY ON 10 COUNTS.
Former Milwaukee Bank Man Said to
Have Taken $3.50, 900.

Milwaukee, Wis, April 30. o.---Henry
G. Coll, formerly assistant cashier OF
The First National bank OF Milwaukee,
yesterday was found guilty by jury in
the United States district court on nine.
iecn counts ont OF thirty -four. The
counts in the indictments against the
defendant on which he was found guilty
relate 10 false entries and the misappli-
cation Of funds in the bank. The
amount Of money which Coll was al
lege8 70 have misapplied was about
$3.50, 900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
MADE CHAPLAIN CHIEF.
Rev. Sam G. Lewis Gets High Po-
sition.

st. Johnsbury, April 30. The Rev.
sainucl g. Lewis Of company 0. Yer
mont regiment, Knights OF Pythias. at
BARTON Landing. has received an ap.
rolntment as chaplain chief This hon
on i given by tho supreme assembly
ps the rniform rank and makes Mr..
Lewis a member Of Maior General stob-
bcrt's staff. MIR Lewis has been chap
lain Of the Vermont regiment. and is al.
so supreme representative Of the next
supreme lodge, which will meet In New
Orleans in October.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
MURDERED 36 WOMAN
WILL BE CRUCIFIED'
Bodies Of Victims Were Found Under
the shop and in the Garden
Of Moroccan
Cnhbler

London, April 3o.--A despatch from
Mogador, Morocco, to the Daily Mail
this morning, says that cohbler of
Msrrakcsh, named McsfewI, will be cru
eiied May . for the murder Of thirty
six women, whose bodies we're found
under his shop and in his garden.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
DOUBLE PNEUMONIA.
Cause Of Death Of H. II. Rouse Il
Cleveland Today

1Ietsisnd, Ohio, April so.--H. Ii.
Rouse, psrsident Of no Missouri, Kan.
sas 4 'fcxas falwar, died Of doubls
paenmonia this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
CONTRIBUTIONS
ARE POURING IN
Bsrre's Aid for the California Suf-
fercrs Has Now Reached
sl,4s2os, 4 Big
Yrrvan aa

Barre relief fund for the California
sufferers took big bound Saturday
night and today, SO that by this after
noon the tatal had reached sl,432,0s.
II Is likely that the rciirf committee
viii meet this evening TO settle upon the
means for sending fhe money
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
For Alleged Connection With
Plot Against Government
OTHER ARRESTS EXPECTED
Houses Of Supposed Leaders in Paris
Are Being Searched and Govern
nent is Planning for To-
morrow, May I.

Paris, April 80. N. Griffuehles, So
cialist leader and secretary of the labor
confederation, NJ. Levy, head Of the
confederation, and Xavier FeuiIlsnt, q
Bonapartist, were arrested this morning
for alleged connection with plot to
ovsrthrow the republic The houses Of
ssvsral members of the labor confedera
tion we're searched by the authorities
this morning. II il stated that the
arrest Of many other well known Roy
alists and Bonapartists il imminent.
The city is assuming a distinctly mil
itnry aspect, Military patrols have not
yct been established, but soldiers Off
duty throng the boulcsards, suggesting
the days Of the Boulanger excitement.
Special trains continue to bring in re-
inforcefnents. These are quartered prin
cipally in the Champs de Mars, the
government tobacco manufacturers and
the old dungeon at yineennes.
The military governor Of Paris has
taken the suggestive action Of requisi
tioning the extensive buildings Of the
Tivoli Naudhall for military uses, This
building ordinarily il used for meetings
q th exevolutionary party
SsssrAl persons distributing anti-mili-
tary mphlets were arresled yestar-
day Office Of the Confederation OF
Isbsln& Sloscd. but number Of the
tra esir \ .Shs met at the labor ex5
rssz,sr Gives Warning.
Premier saiien, in speech deliv-
cred here yesterday, gave warning to
the disorderly ement that the govern
ment purposed Healing firmly with any
outbreak on a4y A. This Is the first
speech The PIP hier has made In the
course Of the Electoral campaign, and
IA dealt with all kinds Of questions ;Abut
the principal interest attaches to that
portion Of 1t giving the governments
attitude toward the menacing labor sit
uation
THE first duty Of government
worthy III the nalnr,r aid NJ. Ssrrien.
rs TO insure order in the streets and
freedom to work without interruption.
W. are resolved to apply the law With
out passion and without weakness to
ell diststrbcrs Of The pence, whoever they
MAJ be. Whatever names they assume,
or whatever end they seek. 4 coun-
try like France can pra aeT and Develop
commerce. increase Weslsa and anchor
ate the lot of the mcnhers of its So
cial fabric only through order, peace and
work. Ninicnce can orly benefit the
forces Of reaction an discredit the no.
bIest cause
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
ANDERSEN Peterson.
Qu.a. Marriage by Rev. c. c. Conner
on April 2b

Edward Andersen and Miss Carrie.
podefrDn, 10th ii Darfe. wrfs united ~
mai1iape 81 Rev Fnsflea q Conner ar
The t'fii,srsnlist parsonage on Tho even.
ing Of April 10. Mr. and Are Ander-
sen viii reside On newton street Ii tbis
city.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
HlcKsvlLLR.

Sam Hicks and Miss Cassie Hol-
brook were visiting Ruhe Adams on
Irish creek last Sunday
Church at this place WAS large.y
attended last sunday by The people
from Irish creek
Harye Hicks, Of Ashland, IS visiting
his father at this place
Grover Hicks attended church At
Oak Hin last Sunday
Geo. Johnson, OF Lick Creek. was
here last Saturday buying horses.
Misses Bertha johnson and Hester
HoIbrook we're visiting Mss isabelle
Hicks last Sunday.
Bee Holbrook has purchased q large
boundary Of hickory timber from A..
D. Webb. which he viii have slwed
into handles.
Miss Essie Hoihrook OF WeDbviiie,
was visiting Miss Perna Holbrook her,
last Sunday.
Cape Holbrook Is hauling hickory
timber for Bee Holbrook.
Lee Thompson passed through here
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
yreeland For Secretary of State.


SO much encouragement has been
given Hubert vreeland. our present
active and progressive young Commits
sioner Of Agriculture. to offer himself
again as n candidate for State
office, that after mature consideration
ne has decided to become a candidate
for Secretary of State. it certainly
looks like he has won for himself the
backing Of the farmers Of Kentucky
for whatever he may seek, and ~
recognition of his effGrts in thor
behalf since his election as Stue
Commissioner thousands Of them haze
urged him 10 offer for another .;ate
office, since the Constitution makes
him ineligible for reelection. MIR.
Vreeland has accomplished something
in an office that was created for the
farmers, but which had been Of very
little benefit TO them, and It IS re-
freshing to the Democrats Of Ken
lucky when they find public servants
who devote all their time and thought
to fulfilling the duties of their office
with energy and intelligence
Mr.. vreeland is the youngest Of the
present State officials. and until the
last State election had never been n
candidate for office Although il was
his first appearance he wen his nom
nation for Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture by majority Of 10000, next To
the largest majority received by any
candidate in the State primary, al
though opposed by two prominent
candidates, who made most vigorous
campaigns NJ. VTeeIand has a per-
sonal Acquaintance probably not sur
passed by any other young man in
Kentucky, extending to scores and
hundreds In every one Ct the ll9
cculties in Kentucky lie is brother
Of John W. yreeland, publisher Of The
Farmers Home Journal and at the
held OF the Democratic Executive
COMMITTEES in Louisville and jefferson
county, and Of Graham vreeland,
managing editor of the Conrier-Jour-
nal, who fer ten years was the Leg
islatiye correspondent Ct the Courier
Journal at Frankfort
The Democratic nomination flr
statej offices will be made again by
State primary in November, and Mr.
yreeland has begun an active cam
paign. Up to the present time he
has no opposition.
has no opposition. q time-pd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
FALI.sBuRG.

There will be an ice cram supper
here Saturday night, June IS. Every
body tnyited
Misses Eta and Ethel Johnscn. Of
Huntington, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. L. V. Gaines. Of this place.
Jay o'Daniel, OF Hulette, was here
Sunday.
Miss Dora b. Jordan made a "trip
to Lcu!sa Monday.
J. W. Shortridge and son Roland,
left for w. Va. last week.
Seymour Dean. Of Louisa. is here.
Dora b Jordan coatsmplates a
visit to her uncle's at Ashland.
Mrs. Milton Stephenson. Of Kenoya,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Jessie Crank has been visit
ing friends at Dsephole.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson has re-
turned from short visit at Ashland,
DIR. J. w. Gaines is expected home
soon.
Allie Dllley left for Ashland Monday
Dova Rice is spending a few 1hys
with her cousin, Emma PIsg. at Lou
isa. NJ. j. ID. G.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
I'VE Will Sing One Song
OF the Old Kentucky Home

The Citizens Of franklin County
aud
The Business Mems Club Of Frankfort
cordially invite you TO be present
HOME COMING DAY"
Frankfort, Kentucky
June the sixteenth
Nineteen hundred and six
Addresses Band Concerts
Laying of Cornerstone OF
Kentucky,s New Capitol
Receptions Reunions
PROGRAM
Laying Cornerstone OF New Capitol
At Frankfort, Saturday, June 16.
Procession = Governor and Capitol
Building Commissioners, State Off
cials, speakers. invited guests, mil
itary, civic bodies and Fraternal
orders.
Master OF Ceremonies-Gen.
D. W. Lindsey.
1850 a. m.-Music by Band and Grand
Chorus, America"
Invocation. by Rev. DR.. J. McCluskey
Blayney.
Music.
Address by Hon. II. V. McChesney,
Secretary Of State and Member
Capitol Commission.
Music.
Address. .....by Hon VIM Lindsay.
Music
Ceremonial laying, !ol Cornerstone and
Address by Governor ]. c. w.
Beckham.
Placing the Deposits In Cornerstone
by Hon. L. f. Hume, Mayor OF
Frankfort
Music-G Grand Chorus. "old Kentucky
Home"
Brief Addresses by ex-Governors, Dis
hnguished Kentuckians. and ex-
Kenuciians.
Benedlction, by Rev DIR. c. r. Hudson
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
Losl-A MArcll.

a lady's watch. rold.tIllod Keystone
bunting case, size SIX. containing a
l5-iewel Walthnm movement Of which
the owner has record q the mum
her stamped thereon b. the manu-
facnrc Reward for returning tho
watcn TO owner. IN care II Coalcye
store, Louisa Persons are hereby
warned against buying this watch
from anyone.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
ANNouNcEMENT.

For the benefit Of those wanting
to take Ice from us this summer will
say that VIC win have NJ all times Il
large stock ample to supply the larg-
ssSiAast-S Ss=,--SS--d- Kill Seliyer
any amount at any time. There VIII
not be a day throughout the summer
that we can't furnish you all the Ice
you want Our wagon makes regular
deliveries every day and Sunday. too.
All orders viii be appreciated and
have our personal attention.
D. J. Burchett, Jr.. q Co
stop opposite passenger Depot
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
FALl.sBuRG

Mrs nelNa sksens and sister, VIC
inrIh wcre ,isii.ng Mr. aaA Mss Ia..s
sAlyers Sunday.
l. Z bradley has moved back frum
Normal 10 HE torTncr home al this
place
Leuaie and yirgo Large. q Twin
hranfh were he pleasant guests II
The Msscs cnoksoy SUNDAY
This ypung people of this place are
preparing 10 give an cntsriainmru,
proceeds 10 SO TO the church.
}. o Daniel. 81 Hulette. was An
our midst Sunday
Angeline kise was the Ena,a-...s..
Dora Roberts Saturday ami Sunday
Harry laws u Potter. attended
Sunday School at this place saaav.
a Harmon. our s S sunorln.sa-
dent attended the Dcooarian Ter.
vices a, Mcdaniel sunday ,vcnIaE
Lilha Fairfax.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15

The Court of Appeals, ia an opin-
len by Judge o'Rear, whole court
sitting, Judge Barker dissenting, III
firmed the Madison Circuit Ccust IN
the case of Berea College VS. Com
monwealth. The court holds eolsti-
tutional the act of 1904 known as the
Day law, prohibiting the co-elucation
q colored and white children, anu
reverses as to section 4. which pro-
.Tides that colored and white children
shall not be taught within twenty-five
miles of each other. The court holds
this Limitation an unreasonable ex-
ercise Of police power of the State.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15
wEBBvILLE.

Andy Bailey sent cut seven car
loads Of ties and two Of handles for
the Webbyille Exchange
Dr. Thompson, John and Harry
Gamblll and DIR. Friley cut of Frank
Nelley's son Joha's leg, the one ne
shot.
F. 4. Moore Went an over Cat FORK
and Twin branches today ON business.
Elklns. the revenue man, has been
to Nels Boggs distillery.
MiIard Carter and Mrs. Hubbard,
from Blaine, are here on their way
to Winchester TO visit Mrs. Harry
Gamblll.
Len Miles. Of Blaine, is here.
Mr.. Young, Taylor-Bruwn's lumber
man, is loading out. lumber.
DIR. Williams. the dentist, is doing
good business here. RE i5es good
work,
Mrs. Hillman, Of Drammer Gap, IS
here shopping
Miss Dora Woods is here having
some dental work iune.
Or. John Gambin, Of Upper Blaine.
has gonerra Ashland 70 see his son,
whom he had not seen for six years.
Mrs. sudham. Of Fischertown, died
last aight Her sister. Mrs Mullins,
came On the train today to attend
the burial.
Miss Boggs. Henderson's daughter
who lives in Ashland, IS here on her
way home to see her folks on Caines
Creek.
Auat Rachel Kitchen is no better.
W. II. stIdham, Of Prosperity. Is
here from two weeks visit in
Grayson and Greenup where his rel
atives live.
Friday twenty-five or thirty OF US
went to Greenup Chapter to do somi
! Chapter work. Here are some whG
Offended: +. r. Moore. a. J. Webb
Andy Pennington, lam Fitch. DR.
Fraley, Abe Rucker, Albert Smith
John Waugh, Joha Kitchen and Ter
from Grayson. The Greenup' Chapter
certainly knows how TO do up the
kindness and work in the Lodge.
Mrs. Belle Moore has returned HON,
from Boyd county.
Mrs. Townswell, Of Irunton, has
gone TO Dry Fork.
Many carloads Of ties. bark ant
stayes have gone out for the New
York stave Company.
Joe Gardner, Of Prestonsburg, Il
visiting HIS father-in-law judge
Woods.
Johnny Green. travelling man, viii
lose one Of his horses.
Mr.. Fin Underwood, of Carter coun
ty. who is very low with consumption
was taken home today.
Elias Webb has returned from Gray
son. He went that far with his broth
er-in-law, Fin Underwood.
Mrs. Levi Webb has returned from
Huntington.
Ed Snuff and wife are here from
Bells Trace shopping.
The stork visited at Andy Penning-
tons Friday and left him a fine girl.
Your writer gees to Logan Tuesday
l.plnrl'ng fqv q. few days business tTip.
: 'effttf 80 tfa sffislfsd - sssG -,
Webbville has good jewelry and
-E.Asss- <SsS>>ll- Ger. 2cSys- He <;
an eye-glass specialist and has come
TO stay. PIT.