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CENTERVILLR
Reorganization of Sunday School
Rich Strong Wedding.

Special Correspondence.
Centervlle. Dec. l5.--Sunday Dec. 10,
some OF the stake officials visited the
school and reorganized II. Henry g.
Brown was made superintendent. with
Joel r. Parrish as 1rst and Jno. Y.
Adams as second assistant superintendent
On Friday. Dec. IA, the Sunday school
gave a dance for the children In the ar
ternoon. and an entertainment and dance
In the evening for the older folks.
On Friday. the 18th inst. Miss Ida Rich
OF Centerville, and Alvin G. Strong OF
Salt Lake City we're married In the Salt
Lake Temple, and In the evening an ele-
CANT reception was given In Centervllle,
at the new home OF Elder Ben E. Rich.
A special train on the Salt Lake & Og-
den railroad. was run, bringing about ~
guests from the city, among them were
Uncle John Henry Smith and Grandpa
Loren Farr Dainty refreshments were
served. and the good wishes Of relatives
and friends were expressed and made
manifest to the young couple by the
beautiful presents given.
On wednesday, the 10th inst, the people
OF Centerville will hold their annual ward
reunion. with banquet and sociable time.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Busy Sesslon---County Commission.
ers Meet.

Busy SesslOn---COullty commission
ers Meet.
Provo. Dec. ia communication
vas received at last evenings session
" the city council from the faculty
md student body of the Brigham Young
University, asking that crossing ovei
Academy avenue and First East street
1t Fifth and Sixth North streets, and
he sidewalk on the east side Of Acad-
any avenue, be put In better condition,
Referred to the committee on streets
and alleys.
A communication was received from
| tho Merrill Lumber company, stating
| that they had on the ground. and In
Z transit material to the value Of $1S. 81
A for the Provo canyon waterworks ex-
tension, and asking for a payment OF
the contract price Three thousand six
| hundred dollars was appropriated. the
city having paid $l,400 In freights.
INSPECTORS REPORT.
Building Inspector Craven presented
report on the matter of water drain
fom the roofs Of buildings. He recon-
mended that down spouts from the
front OF the present buildings be made
10 empty through conduits under the
sidewalks and that on new buildings
the drain be made to. the back Of the
buildings.
POLICEMAN RESIGNED.
VIM. f. Olson rendered his resigna-
lion as policeman to take effect Jan. 1.
1901, City Marshal Henry explained TO
me council that the only reason. so far
as he knew, for Mr. Olson's resigna~
lion was that he was dissatisfied with
me wages, and that he, the marshal,
was sorry TO have Mr.. Olson leave. The
resignation was accepted.
city Attorney Thomas gave an opin-
ION to the effect that to appropriate
money for the purpose OF write-up In
newspaper, would not be legal. Ac-
'spted and filed.
COUNTY BUSINESS.
The following business was transact
"a at meeting OF the board Of county
commissioners. held yese srday:
county Treasurer johnson reported
ne following condition Of the various
mnds In his charge.
GENERAL FUND.
Cash on hand, Nov. 1, $4,000. SO; re-
,,spts, S4,s1s.3i; disbursements, SAT,
~Hi on hand Dec 1. sl2.5S9. So.
STATE SCHOOL FUND.
Cash on hand 1ov. 1, $3.50. AS; re-
mMpts' s20,Sl9.32; on hand Dec. J, s22,-
JURORS AND WITNESS FUND.
"a lash on hand Nov. /, $50: receipts.
~ disbursements. t23: OH hand
Zee |, 5000.
ouNTY SUPERINTENDENT CON-
TINGENT.
vash on hand Nov. 1, s64s. 65; dis
,r,S,,,sesIments, s265.50. on hand Dec. I.
ices ices amounting to SO, 100. So were re-
s sy,uu collected for November by the
mn. treasurer. The greater part OF
s,s s ior fees for the collection OF
re city and school taxes.
n 'ne county attorney was instructed
oaa seo.ninence action to collect delln-
went poll taxes.
APPLICATION DENIED.
civ W. committee on public gounds and
sDS,,pp roparty reported adversely on the
lsna V ,n Of Brigham Lichty to buy
nsts rom the city and recommended
strs,,s h exchange OF land be made to
div sn property lines between the
snu MI Llchty. Report adopted.
,ncsa OF the Provo city ordin-
tferrsSS ' - to building INSPECTOR be
Sn.y 80 committee and the at
~ Swsscn. on report Of ~
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GOSHEN.
Demise Of Bishop okelberry, From
Pneumonia.
Special correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Goshen. Utah. Dec. ia sadness IL
prevadin our town at the present caused
By the demise OF our beloved bisnop
Peter Okelberry. who departed this life
Saturday, Dec. 5, at a. m, at the ae OF
62 years, after AN illness OF only n week
OF pneumonia, and heart failure. He
leaves two families, who are grief-stricken
over the loss OF their beloved husband
and father. He was bishop Of Goshen
ward for 10 years, and he was greatly
beloved by the people, both Mormon and
disposition, and was ever ready to LEND
a helping had to the sick and afflicted
and those In distress. He was much
sought after and dearly beloved by all.
and all feel that the community has sus-
tanned a very great loss In his demise.
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T oday ; Ogden News

court against A. B. Jensen. The COM
plant sets forth that the couple was
married March. 1895. and have three
children living as issue OF said mar
rage; that for several years past de-
PENDANT has neglected his family and
mas failed to provide for them. Plain
tih asks for a decree OF divorce, GUS
tody OK the children and alimony.
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HUNTSVILLE.
NoIators of Fish Law and Sunday
Ordinance Arrested.

Special Correspondence.
Huntsville, Dec. 17.--Alma Peterson.
jacob Wangsgard, and Her. Wangs-
gard were arrested last night for yio-
lating the fish law, They had "a
pounds OF fine trout ami large FISH.
Ing seine In their possession when
Marshal Garner captured them. The
triai VIII lake place next Thursday
before Judge Adam l.. Peterson.
MARSHAL Garner also found James
=. Wangsgard for alleged violation Of
the Sunday liquor law, and prompt.
ly arrested him. Some peopIe
express great surprise that
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special committee appointed to inves-
tigate this matter; report adopted.
BAD STREETS AND ALLEYS.

Chairman Giles Of the streets and al
leys committee reported sidewalks In
bad condition In many places, and asked
the council what II desired should be
done The question Of legal measure
to compel the property owners to grav-
Ell. without graveling district being
created each year. was referred to the
city attorney.
FINE POULTRY SHOW.
The Utah County Poultry and Pet
Stock association opened its annual
poultry and pot stock exhibit last night
In the building formerly occupied by
the pOstoffice on Academy avenue
There 10 large and fine exhibit Of
poultry. canaries, rabbits, collie dogs
and other pet stock. The poultry ex-
hibit Is especially complete and at
tractive. The show will continue for
Eve days. A number OF fine prizes
are offered and the poultry will be
scored by one Of the best experts in
the state.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk Gee:
Lucius b. Whitney, of Mapleton, and
Pearl Johnson Of Springville.
Frank G. Carter, OF Salt Lake. and
Florence Holloway. OF Provo.
q. Tyndle Baxter and Marie Ekker.
both Of Mammoth.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Complaints have been entered In JUS
tice Moons court by City Marshal Hem
ry against Ralph Poulton, the Enquirer
company. Provo Drug company. Eu-
gene Fletcher, Provo Meat q Packing
company and George f. Howe, charging
them with maintaining nuisance on
the back yard Of their business prop
erty by throwing out paper. rubbish,
and permitting water to accumulate
on the property, etc. The defendants
all pleaded today.
Postmaster Walkey of Mt. Nebo was
a Provo visitor yesterday.
County Assessor-el j. Fl. Beck has
moved his family to Provo from Al
pine; he Is located at 400 north Fourth
West street.
A United States army recruiting office
has been opened here with Sergeant A.
d. McKinnon In charge. Mr.. McKin-
non is located In the Southworth block.
He has not anticipated doing a very big
business In this section and has had
no applications for enlistment the four
days ne has been here.
Twins, boy and a girl, have been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Play;
all well.
General Manager Wells OF the San
Pedro road and a number OF railroad
officials stopped for a short time In
Provo yesterday on their way from the
south to Salt Lake.
The Brigham Young university bas-
ketball team has signed contracts to
play the Crescents of Evanston, Illinois
the victors OF Denver here on the 18th
and 22nd OF February, respectively |
The Crescents are out for worlds
championship and the victors claim the
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HYRUM.

Ward ReunIon--Demise OF Mrs. 10.
hansen.
Special Correspondence.
Hyrum, Cache Co., Dec. llama Kir.
slime. relict Of NJ II. Johansen, died on
the Sth inst Of typhoid pneumonia. after
having been belfast for three months
The deceased was born July I. lsiS al
embraced the gospel some Is years ago
and arri' ed here two years later. Her hus-
hand died about two years ago. She
leaves a married daughter and four
grandchildren. She lead the life OF true
Latter-day Saint. and died as such. Fu-
neral services over the remains were held
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Keep
d.. Graves
Tooth Powder

where you can use it twice-a-day.
1t helps the poor teeth; preserves,
brightens and whitens the good
ones and leaves a pleasant after
taste. Ask your dentist.
In handy metal cans or bottles. $50.
,. Graves Tooth peydW Go.
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EPHRAIM.



pairing for Santa Claus.
Special Correspondence
Ephraim. Dec. I4.--Our community
was favored with visit from the state
superintendent. A. G. Nelson; he met
with the students OF the Snow acad-
envy and delivered An interesting lee
ture, and spent some time in visitiag
the public schools
Last evening Mrs. Calvin Chiffon, the
monodramist. entertained fairly large
audience In the acsdomy assembly
hall.
A basketball game viii take place
here this afternoon at . y. m. between
the Snow academy and Moroni teams
santa Claus Is making his yearly
choice OF presents for the large stock
ings soon to be suspended over the
old fireplace. ~ t8Ns
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EXPOSURE.

To. cold draughts Of air. to keen and
cutting winds. sudden changes OF the
temperature ,scanty clothing. undue expo
sure OF the throat and neck after public
speaking and singing, bring on coughs and
colds.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup is the best
cure, Mrs. A. Barr. Houston, Tex, writes
Jan. II. 1902: zone bottle OF Ballard :
Horehound Syrup cured me Of very bad
by z. g. M. l. Drug Dept, liz and III
South Main Street B
Auditorium Roller Rink, for nice peo-
ole.
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Mr.. Vanguard should bc found
violating the law when but short
time ago he was a candidate for city
councilman His trial will take place
tomorrow
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

The Sidney stevens Implement COM
pany has flled suit against James
Morby to recover 1915 alleged TO be
due on a promissory note dated Dec.
2, 1900. AMY
An agreement has been signed by
the managers OF CYCLONE Johnny
Thompson Of Syracuse, H.. and Maur-
Ice Thompson of Butte for 2o-round
glove contest to come Off at the Grand
Opera House New Years eve.
Miss Effie Pruit of New York an
expert roller and fancy skater. has
commenced weeks engagement at
the auditorium.
Judge Howell was a Salt Lake
visitor yesterday on business.
Mrs j. NJ. Greis and daughter have
gone to Dallas, Texas, TO spend the
holidays.
The propristors of the gambling
houses who were arrested for yiolat-
Ing the city laws were found guilty
by jury and fined sss each by Judge
Murphy.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The county clerk granted licenses
to wed to the following couples
John H. Miller. 20 and Miss Gwen
ME Rees. Fl. both Of Ogden City.
Noah Jensen and Miss Margaret A.
Evans both residents Of Huntsville
and of lawful age.
Richard VI. Peek, "a, OF South We
Der, and Miss Edith l.. Hansen, is Of
Roy, Weber county.
Peter G. Peterson. rs, OF Greenfield,
Iowa, and Mrs. Charlotte Nelson, 26
Of Salt Lake City.
j. A, Checketts and Miss Myrtle b.
Bradshow both Of Ogden and Of law
full age.
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DEATH OF MRS. HOLMES.
An Esdmabie Young Woman Called
To the Beyond.

Ogden, Dec. 1s.--Mrs. Alta May
Holmes q highly esteemed young lady
Of ogden City. aged rs years. died yes
terdsy. shortly after the birth OF a
pair Of beautiful baby girls. Her I'M
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ONE LIBEL CASE TODAY.
Suit OF 7. G. Richards VS.. william
Glasmann Ct al First,

Ogden, Dec. is.--Judge Booth of Pro-
yo arrived In Ogden yesterday after
noon to commence hearing the libel
suits now pending In tho district court
against the Standard Publishing COM
pany and william Glasmann ct al. for
various sums aggregating about $50, 900.
When court convened, Attys. Farms
worth and Horn, representing the de-
PENDANTS, asked for a continuance of
the case, presenting to the court afii-
davits Of two physicians setting forth
that Mr.. Glasmann is too Ill to be IN
attendance on the hearing of the cases
at this time. Attys. Richards. Pratt
and Halverson for the prosecution re-
scented the request for a continuance
and lively word contest ensued be-
tween the attorneys. The Judge indi-
Gated that one of the cases must be
taken up this morning and left II to
the defendants to decide which ono was
to be tried first. They requested that
the $4,000 libel suit OF T. 6. Richards
be taken up. Judge Booth gave all con-
cerned In the cases to understand that
he would not permit any unnecessary
delays. and II necessary will hold an
evening session Of court so as to get
through.
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MORGAN.

Millionery Store of Mrs. Eddington
Destroyed by Fire.
Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Dec. l6--Flre broke out at 1:lG
last evening In the millinery store OF Mrs.
M. A. Eddington, destroying both stock
and building. II was only BY great effort
that the adjoining buildings were saved.
building, and Mrs Eddlngton have their
loss practically covered by Insurance.
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PARK CITY.

ter--Payday at Mines.
Special Correspondence.
Park City. Dec. 1.-THE Dewey thcater
was crowded last evening with relatives
and friends. who came ont to see the high
school pupils play farce entitled, "a
Bachelors Convention"
This week has been payday at all the
mines and for being mining camp tho
town II Is very orderly.
Considerable snow has been falling late.
" which Is helping the orc teams in get.
Ing up to the mines.
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Championship Of the Rocky Mountain
states.
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PASSED WORTHLESS BILL.
Was OF the Merchants and Planters
Series.

Ogden. Dec. ls.---Another worthless
piece of paper money OF the Mer-
chants and Planters series was pre-
sented by +. w. Southworth last even
Ing at a lower Twenty-nfth street
place OF business. The bill was of the
$50 denomination. but was quickly dis
covered to be worthless and South
worth was placed under arrest. He
IL waiter by trade
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FOR DIVORCE AND ALrMoNY.

Mira Sina Jensen Files Suit Against
Husband
Ogden. Dec 1S.--Mrs. Sina Jensen
has nled q divorce suit in the district
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Mr.. HORNEcK IN TOWN.

Il. Horneck, the prominent
railroad contractor, was IN town
on last Saturday. Mr.. Horneck
is Just now completing the
building of a branch line some
two TO three miles in length
from Banner Nane, Wise
county, up the valley 10 Little
Toms Creek for the Virginia
Iron, Coal and Coke Company.
He also has a large contract on
the double trac king of the
Southern road between Morris
town, Tenn. and Asheville, n
&c. Mr.. Horneck is one of the
most successful contractors il
the South.
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CARELESS SHOOTING

There is considerable shooting
Of fire arms in the vicinity OF
the Y. & :. w. depot. Last
week a fine cow belonging TO
r. Z. Wolfe. was struck, pre-
sumably by a stray bullet, and
badly injured. Not long since
Mr. Wolfe was barely missed
bv a shot fired i'm the dark at
random by some one unknown.
Itis recalled that a little girl
was killed i'm Bristol by a stray
shot some time ago: and a few
years since a man was passing
the public road near Norton and
fired his pistol without cause or
provocation. killing an innocent
man near the wayside. The
authorities should not wait until
some one is shot or killed be
fore they take action TO stoI
this careless shooting within
our corporate limits.
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BOND ISSUE CARRIES.

The election in Richmond
District last Saturday on the
question of issuing Sl5.o0o.oo
Of school bonds. resulted IN a
majority of ninety-eight IN IA
vor OF the bonds. There was
considerable opposition TO the
measure when il was first pro-
posed. but when it was eN-
planned TO the voters 1t was
satisfactory TO most Of them.
State superintendent OF schools
J. ID. Eggleston. Jr.. spoke III
favor Of the bonds at East Stone
Gap ON July 2Sth.
The victory is due 10 the &C.
tivity Of Superintendent Baker
the school trustees. and good
citizens like Prof. Riggs. III. C.
Stewart. Jim Richmond, l. y
Jones and John NJ. Stewart.
We congratulate the peopl'
of Richmond District on thu
happy result. They believe II
good schools and good houses
they already have two modern
houses of seven rooms each
built at a cost of about 500, Oot
We predict that, within yeai
they will have the best scho'
houses in Southwest Virginia.
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Legal forms of all kinds for
sale by the Wise Printing Com
Ipapy,
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FROM CRAB ORCHARD.

Crab Orchard, Va, Aug. Ia
Nicholas Morris. the son OF Al
fred Morris. was kicked by a
horse last Saturday aud Is Sc
riouslv hurt. 1t is thought he
will not recover.
Joseph Is. Baker, Of Dryden,
Allied the place of Rev. c. a.
Baker last Saturday and Sun
dav at Gum Hill and Pleasant
Hill churches. Each church APP
pointed delegates and messen-
gers 20 the Powell's River Bap-
/ tist Association 10 be held az
deep Spring church commenc-
ing Thursday, August 3oth and
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SUBSCRIBERS are earnestly re.

SUBSCRIBERS are earnestly re
quested to observe the date
printed on their address slips,
which will keep them at all
times posted rs the date OF the
expiration of their subscription
Prompt and timely attention 10
this request will save all par
ties a great deal OF ANNOYANCE
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PISTOL DUEL.
Two coIored Men Fall Out aud Kill Each
Other n Dorchester.

Dorchester. Va. Aug IA
pistol duel between two colored
men ON the coke yard here at
3 O'Clock today resulted in the
death of both. Their names are
John Darrah and +. j Robin
son. ON Saturday evening their
wives had scrap abe a
chicken and the men took lies
with their women and procured
pistols promising To do each
other up at the first opportu-
nifty, which occurred az the
time above stated when they
met and began shooting, seven
shots being fired in rapid sue.
cessiOn. when both fell and died
within a few moments of eacf
other. They both leave fami
lies.
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ending Sunday the End day OF

ending Sunday the End day OF
September, 1906
All the different grades OF
work going on here by the keo-
kee Coal & Coke Company is
progressing finely. People are
moving in and filing the houses
as fast as they are covered from
rain.
Rev. |. B. Giles, the foreman
house carpenter, has purchased
a fine gated mare of Mrs. NJ. l..
lLegg. He will be in fine shape
for riding now.
The Keookee Cos. police and
magistrate are restoring pace
and order and suppressing vio'
llations of law. The liquor deal
ers are being pulled for vlo
llating the law. Those that are
guilty OF selling liquor had bet
/ ter cease and work ut bette
paying business. AA-
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shown he would surrender.
The posse began firing on the
house at l:i0 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. Lieut.. Wilburn fired
the first shot. Sheriff johnson
fred the second shot. Then a
terrific volley from all sides was
poured into the house
The inmates of Balls home
returned the fire, IL is claimed
by the posse. Volley after vol
lev was fired until the death OF
John Lee, who was at BAH 5
home.
Frank Ball surrendered soon
after the death of Lee.
The home of Ball was com,
pletely riddled, furniture and
pictures being ruined 80
The posse, headed 10y Sheriff
Johnson. set out for Rose hlll
| Meanwhile. the second detach
ment had arrived at Rose Hill
They left at O'Clock for BAH
home. but missed the othe
party. After discovering a
/ Balls home of the battle an'
/ the surrender of Frank Ball, tn
posse returned to Rose HILL
MiddlesbOrO News.
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FROM APPALACHIA

An election was held Satur-
DAY TO consider placing $4,000
bonds for school purposes. All
did not vote. but the ballot
showed 80 for and , against.
The surveyors have about
completed the survey of the
streets. The contract for grad
ing has been let TO j. +. Bum.
Mr.. Tompkins has been notified
that he must move his spring /
out of the street. as they must 1
make a fill. He says hels glad /
they did not ask him TO move 4
his lots out of their way.
Miss Church. a missionary, /
who works with Miss Burgren
here and at Preacher. is very
low at their home at Preacher
with typhoid fever.
Work on the Saltzer building
is progressing rapidly. He ex-
poets 10 open a first class meat
market.
Fuller Bros. brick building is
getting ready for the roof. Tay-
llor * Blanton are building one
which will join 1t. They will
open "a dry goods store IN one
part and one part is reserved
for the post Office. which Will be
equipped with new fixtures.
Mrs. j. w. Kelly visited Mrs.
lGuutner one day last week.
Little Elizabeth Guntner has
returned home after quite a
Iprotracted visit TO her grand
parents i'm Bristol
Mrs. Case visited her mother
at Gate City last Thursday.
Prof Clifford and his trio
were greeted Toy an appreciativ'
and rather fun house Saturday
evening. The entertainment
was full of wit and pathos. The
d storioptican views were alon'
G well worth the money.
o Last Saturday morning, a
a Big Stone Gap depot, Police
man Moss arrested a man nameN
Clcmmons. who is wanted at In
: man charged with theft at til
e commissary. Report says h
D. confessed TO stealing 500. II
< has "A family at lnman.
Is The l.. & y railroad cOmpan
A., have bought the property wheI
" TAYLOR * Kennedy recent
- built their two cottages. The
in will move the houses IN ord,
le 10 lay track over that space.
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Col
g. spent Sunday at Natural Tul
49, mel.
- Sterling Catron left Monds
~ for Corbin. KY, where he e.
u poets 20 enter the railway Sc
\. vice. His pleasant smile an
agreeable manner will be MISS
lie very much at the pOstoiiice.