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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
Mr.. Gillespie at WEIGH.

r. 5 Gillespie, who has been assis-
tant cashier OF the Bank OF Clinch Val
ley for several years. has entered upon
his new duties as cashier OF the Citi-
zens Bank at WEIGH, West Virginia.
His family are still here, and will fol-
low later. Mr. Gillespie, Judging from
his past record, will secceed in his new
and responsible position. Certainly, he
will try to, and do his best He has
lived in Tazewell for years, and has
always "made good" in whatever posi-.
ton he has been placed. He is young,
Intelligent, "sober as n judge" and In
dustrious-why shouldn't he succeed?
His many friends here regret his leav-
ing, but congratulate him upon his de-
served promotion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
The New Clerks.

The Circuit Court Clerl1ship, made
vacant by the death OF Il. II. George.
was filled on Tuesday last by Judge
Henson. MT. S. NJ Graham, OF Ora
ham, and A. B. Buchanan, OF TazeweIl,
were appointed, the first as Clerk and
the latter as deputy. The new officers
have qualified and entered upon their
duties.
Immediately upon the death OF 4. Il.
George the clerks Office was, OF course,
closed, and remain closed until Tues
day, when Judge Henson, who reached
Tazewell on Monday, appointed the
clerks. Mr. Graham is fine business
man, and, II is believed, will I'LL the
position well. So also with deputy
A. B. Buchanan, who was strong
competitor OF Mr.. Graham for first
place.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
Statement Called For.

Editor Clinch Valley News:
Please give me space In your valu
able paper to make an inquiry, to-wit:
AS a stockholder, and one Of the pro-
moters of The Tazewell Fair Associa-
ton, wonld like to know, through
our secretary and treasurer, the
financial condition of said association.
We pay the secretary salary, and I
think we are entitled to this informa-
tion. If We, as a corporation, have
any surplus money we can use it, 1
think, as well as the hanks, and we do
not want it to lie idle. 1t does us no
good. Now, as Vice-President Of this
Association I request the Secretary to
make report to each stockholder, and
make report through your paper, 80
we may know how we stand, and II we
have any money ahead decide what
we will do with it under direction OF
the Board of Directors.
Yours truly,
w. p. Payne.
Bandy, Va, Jan. B.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
Clerk For 20 Years.

Mr.. Il. Il. George, the late Clerk OF
the county, had been I'm Office moro
than IA quarter OF "A century. He was
appointed deputy In 1881, and elected
Gle rk In 1887. The late ii. Bane Har-
man, whose death occurred suddenly
some years ago, was clerk OF the Cir
cult Court, under the old order, from
1887 TO his death. His son, j. T..
Harman has been deputy clerk since
his fathers death, up 10 the present
time, when Mr.. Buchanan takes his
place. The records have been faith
fully and well kept. No county never
had more efficient or popular clerk
than was II. T.. George.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
Honor Roll for BIuestone School

Following is the honor roll OF Blue
stone Public School for the month OF
December:
First Grade -Sallie Scott, JAMIE
Nash, Bertha McClannahan, Hattie
Neel, Bessie Neel, Annie Ruble, Halle
Ruble, Clara Ruble, Bell Ruble,
Frenchie Ruble, Cindie Day, Rose
Summers, Annie Nash, Francis Tur-
ley Stella Perdue, Sam Summers,
Emery Summers, Fred Nash, Lee
Harman, Frazier Hartman, Will Tickle
Sam Perdue, Joe Burress.
Second Grade-Lula Summers. Sid
ney Tickle, Earl Harman, James Neel.
George Nash, May Scott, Robert Bur-
ress, Willie Neal, Sam Ruble, Herbert
McClanahan, Martha Leedy, Gray
Leedy, Tom Carter, Robert Carter,
Cricket Ruble, Virgil McClannahan,
Charlie Summers, Blaine Roe, Aurlie
Day.
CLAUDIA HAGY, Principal,
MRS. CHAs. TICKLE, Asst.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
MOURNING IN HIGHLANDS
Richlan6s, Va, Jan. 7.

Richlan6s, Va, Jan. 7.
Cllnch Valley Newe,
Tazewell, Virginia.
Gentlemed: - Please find enclosed
50 for subscription from May 1904 to
May 1906. 1 think this Is correct.
1 received your letter too late last
week, that is your inquiry.
The citizens of Richlands mourn the
sad death Of our efficient Clerk T. E.
George. Sad to think OF 80 useful a
citizen being taken away in such a
manner.
Wishing the Clinch Valley News a
prosperous year this 1907.
Yours truly,
w. p, Boggess.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
Sale at Public Auction

1 will sell Mt Public Auction, jan
uary 10Th, commencing at IL o'clock
on the premises, all my stock, includ-
ing Sheep, Cattle, Hogs, Horses and
Mules, Farming Implements, Hay,
Fodder, Corn and Wheat, and some
household and kitchen furniture.
For all sums OF $50 and under, cash
will be required, over this amount bond
and personal security will be required.
II. BOWEN WATTS.
Jan. 8, 1907.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
SUCCESSFUL PRIZE CONTEST
Clinch Valley News Almost DOub-
les its Subscription List.

les itS SUBSCRIPTION LiSt.
The Clinch Valley News, the Oldest
paper in Southwest Virginia, has clos
ed, with the old year, a spirited and
successful contest for new subscrip-
tions. A fine piano and two other
prizes were offered. Miss Cora Greear,
the young and accomplished daughter
OF C. H. Greear, leading citizen of
the county, won the first prize, a fine
piano. The Offering Of such valuable
prizes by a county paper was a ven-
ture, but the subscription list was
about doubled, and the result satssac-
tory and gratifying to all parties con-
cerned. No paper Is now more widely
read in Tazewell county and there
abouts than the Clinch Valley News,
and II is eminently worthy Of the
strong support It receives.-Lynch-
burg News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
Yukon Budget.

Yukon, W. Va, Jan. 6.
We regret to hear OF T. E. Georges
sad death. Another good man gone.
Grat Harman has taken charge OF
the p. o. He will cater to the wants
of Teddy r.
We are glad to report W. NJ. Payne
much better. He hopes to be out
soon.
Daily shipments from this place:
8 cars Of lumber, 10 cars Of coal.
Mathews Beavers has moved into
his new home on Water street.
We regret the loss Of our county
bridge which was taken away by the
last disastrous food in this section.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
ST. PAUL.
FRANKLIN HOWARD.
ST Pnnl "

OF. raul, va, Jan. 3.
DIR. j. N. GTeear was called to
Swords Greek on the 2sth to see the
daughter OF +. l.. Mays, who is very
sick. Mr.. Mays is one OF Walton and
Co.'s contractors and builders OF the
S. & w. railway at this place.
Shaler Gilley, Richlands. was a bust
ness visitor here recently.
@. +. Ottey, who is mananer OF some
coal operations at Pennington Gap, Va,
came TO st. Paul on the Sth, returning
to the Gap the 9th, accompanied by
wife, Miss Alice Ottey Hardy, where
they will make their future home.
Misses Girtrude, Dora and Ashley
Greear was visiting friends at Dante
this week.
Mrs. Olive Jet, the successful
school marin at this place, has return
ed from her home in Floyd County to
teach a spring term.
g. Il. Pirkinson, better known as
dad" the brick layer, recently return
ed from a ten days visit to his son In
Washington, and with his family in
Richmond.
F. F. Hurt, Richlands, was a busi-
ness visitor first Of the week.
Miss Hall Dagget, Castlewood, and
Miss Nellie Gray, Copper Greek, visit
ed the home Of DIR. Greear recently.
J. l.. Dingus Of this place spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Norton.
]. S. Francisco went to Blueheld
Saturday to see his mama, returning
Sunday.
Floyd Cleek, Coeburn, came up
home again Sunday.
Miss Lora Hnlman, after spending
the holidays at home, returned to
Martha Washington for the ensuing
term, on the evening OF the 9th.
Miss Francis Greear has returned to
Russell College for the spring term.
Jas. Ashworth, Toms Greek, spent
Sunday with his two sisters at this
place.
Mrs. r. w. Wright and Mrs. G. T.
Ottey, Walter Earnest, was visiting
friends at Richlands Saturday and
Sunday.
G. r. Williams, who has been gener-
al manager OF st. Paul Coal & Coke
Co. for the past year. resigned his posi-
tion toTaccept one with the s. & W.
railway as contractor and bridge con-
stIuctor.
VIM. N. Banner, prosperous far
mer Of lower Castlewood, was a busi-
ness visitor first OF the week.
Miss OrIina Hillman, Coeburn, was
at home again Sunday.
Chas. Johnson was on the banks of
Jordan. again Sunday.
The new Bank Of st. Paul has been
in full blast about thirty days, and As
doing surprising business Ear beyond
expectation.
Ross Phipps, a bright younS boy OF
16, has returned from ten dayk visit
nnai his grand-mothers, Belfast Nils.
lheffy Bailey, Goodwill, whop lds a
Tive position with st. Psd Coal
oa16Is ts4aly to
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
A Reward.

We offer a reward Of % cents for
every case Of skin trouble, eczema,
ulcers, old running sores, wounds, cuts,
or any kind Of scalp trouble that Der
makola Ointment viii not heal. for II
not cured we pay the 25c back.
j. E. jackson,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
TazeweIl Lady Superintendent
of Schools.
Malone, KY, Jan. 1.
Clinch Valley News,
mo0oxv.II W.

hoiohc, NY, JdIls 4.
Clinch Valley News,
Tazewell, Va.
Please find enclosed two dollars. for
which send receipt to me, and the pa
per until my time will be up next Oc-
tober, and for the otner dollar send
your paper TO Miss Nancy E. Fields,
West Liberty, Ky. for one year, as she
is one of our Virginia people, being a
grand daughter of big Geely Mcclure,
who raised his family at Steelsburg.
In Tazewell county. She has acquired
a good education. and after teaching
In our free schools for some years,
went to the State Roard, in Frankfort,
KY, and obtained State Certificate,
came home and made the race for
County Superintendent Of schools in
this, Morgan county, and won over two
gentlemen who opposed her by a ma
iority which was more than their vote.
So she has made her mark I'm Ken
tucky by her faithful efforts.
Success to the News and DemocraI
cy.
Yours truly,
r.. w. Steele.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
WANTED

10 men in each state to travel, dis
tribute samples OF our goods and tack
signs. Salary $500 per month; So 90
per day for expenses. Saunders Co.
Department P. No. 46 Boulevard
Chicago, Ill.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
WITTENS MILLS
Wittens Mills, Va, Jan. s.

WIUtenS M1IIS, va, Jan. 3.
Clinch Valley News,
Tazewell, Virginia.
In reply TO inquiries OF your ques-
tions contained in your letter OF the
list instant, will say our business OF the
past year, financially speaking, was not
very satisfactory. The high prices Of
hide value have not been attended
with like advances ia leather values
one great drawback TO the American
tanner is the 10 per cent hide tariff, n
tax on raw material. AS TO the far
mers they are doing well, every thing
produced is ready sale at good prices.
Respectfully,
FRANKLIN HOWARD,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
GRAFTON
w. p. Payne


Dear Sir
In reply to your letter OF inquiry,
win be glad to say our business is bet
ter than we expected, by far, this be-
Ing our first year I'm business here.
Farmers are unusually prosperous,
and In good Ncondition t2 remain so.
We thank you ycII urnnul
wishing you sna
Ne" =;
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11

Hints on Health and Beauty.
A valuable treatise on beauty hints
and complexion secrets comes free in
side every 20 cent package of Laxakola
tablets. tonic laxative containing ex-
tract Of dandelion and oascarin for the
skin. j. E. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
Total,
EXPENSES.


EXPENSES.
At Jeffersonville Cemetery.
To Kinzer & Vermillion,
Building stone walD, 8 2S5. 90
To Peery Il Stellar, (ron fence) 221.75
To Kinzer & Vermillion,
(erecting fence and fur
nishing materiaD, 54.31
Porter Bros, (painting(, $500
Total, 5S6.O6
At New Cemetery.
To A. Rainero (curbing), 8 562.9s
To j. Gildersleeve and men,
(surveying), 1925
Total, 577.23
Paid for help, material, etc., l66.55
Total expenditures, $1,329.S4
Balance in Treasury, $4s8. 50
In addition to this the membership
fees are due. $40 is due on lots. The
association has so young trees for
planting and various other assets col
lected during the year.
AS soon as the weather. will permit
work is to be resumed, and by this
time next year it is planned 20 have
most Of the driveways and walks in
order. This will cost a thousand dol
lars and more contributions should
come in.
Messrs. J. N. Harman and J. W.
Laird were at the meeting and made
good, encouraging talks. Mr.. Rarman
kindly promised to get dressing Of
fertilizer over the two grounds-some-
thing that is much needed. Any one
who can spare load from their stable
will please notify Mr.. Harman and he
will eend for 1t.
The next regular meeting Of the
Association will be held the first Tues
day afternoon in April.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11
THE WOMENS WORK
What The Cemetery Association
Has Done For the Improvement
of the City of the Dead"

The annual meeting of the Cemetery
Improvement Association was held in
the Presbyterian church Tuesday after
noon, January 9Th, when the follow
ing report was made by the Treasurer:
Our funds have come from the fol-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-01-11

Membership fees, Isl a year. s 1000
Contributions, 423.67
Appropriation from Tc wn, $4,000
from Masonic Lodge 5000
Receipts from Fair Lunch, 10000
Receipts from Xmas Entert'mt 10000
Receipts from lots sold, 1000
Receipts from wood, 1900
Borrowed, 470.0O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
Butler County Farmer Shoots
 His Grandfather and Uncle.

Rev. c. A. Rush, of Prattville. preach cd twice at the Methodist Church yes terday and will hold quarterly con rerences tonight This Is his first wis., 1t to GreenviIle in the capacity of pre- siding elder and he made favoraoIe impression on his audience.
 Miss Annie Mcbride and Matte Lou Smith have returned to Montgomery after two days visit to their pa- rents.
 c. T. Norris was called to Dothan Saturday by the Illness of his brother Watts Norris.
 Mrs. James Phelps of Birmingham, IS visiting Mrs. Benjamin Thompson.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Scale who were married at Nacogdochis, Texas, last week, have returned and will reside here.
 Miss LinnIe MaH of Montgomery. is visiting hereniece, Mrs. W. R. Murphy.
 Mrs. J. NJ Mckenzie is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. c. F. Winkler, at Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

pairing to Georgetown. Ga, where they were welded in the presence of small gathering of friends by Judge J 10. Dozier. The parties to the contract are popular young people who are well and favorably known in the city and sec- tion where they have hosts of warm friends.
 The Brenau girls who presented a Bunch of Monkeys" at the Auditorium here last week left tonight for Clayton accompanied by some of their friends where they will play tonight. The proceeds will go to raise fund for some needed improvements in the building here.
 Walter Folsom and Miss Ludie Griffin succeeded in eluding their parents yes terday and were married in George town, Ga. The news came as a surprise to their most intimate friends. having no knowledge Of the fact. The bride and groom were reared In this city where their parents now reside and are popular young people.
 Harmon Lampley and family. J. B. Whitlock. eX-Governor Jelks and oth- CTS formed a pleasant party who left Saturday night for weeks outing at Apalachlcola and other Florida points.
 The Tribe of Red Men here is grow ing in measure that is highly grati- flying to the members. Applications are coming in at most every meeting and much interest and enthusiasm is being manifested.
 The saloon men are closing out and will leave the city this week. The dis pensary is expected to go promptly into effect next Monday morning
 John House. a well known farmer from the Georgia side. was here today to dispose of forty bales of cotton some of which he refused 15 cents for.
 Farmers visiting the city Saturday report corn coming up nicely in some sections of the County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Greenville. March 4.--(special,)- )--A tragedy occurred at Mckenzie in the lower part of the county yesterday af- ternoon when Jim Halford shot his grandfather, Marsh Smith, and his uncle, Clay Smith.
 The latter was shot through the ab- donaen ana it is thought is fatally hurt. Marsh Smith was shot in the thigh ana arm. a bone in the arm being broken. Halford was brought to Greenville this morning by s. D. Majors and J. c. Hug gins and lodged in Jail.
 All were drinking when the shooting took place. The particulars of the crime or circumstances leading up to it could not be ascertained Halford fig thirty-two years of age and mar ried.
 large out-buiIding was burned on the premises of s. J. Boiling last night. The barn was saved by heroic efforts and a number of fine cows were gotten out in safety.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
APPOINTEEs HELD UP.

RooSevelt's Nominee for Louisiana Dis-
 trict Attorney in HundIey's Beat.
 Washin gton, March 4.--When the Fifty ninth Congress ended today, there remained about 160 nominations by the President that had not been confirmed.
 of these three were appointees as United States attorneys, and coniirma- ton was objected to by Senators from the districts to which the appointments were made. The nomination of Cor nelius c. Duson, apolnted to be United States attorney for the Western Dis trict of Louisiana, was also among those who failed.
 As all of the appointments of post masters can again be made by the President in the recess. the failure to confirm Will not result in harm to any of the appointees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
Miss Whiting to wed NIT. Heron.

Miss Whiting to Wed MT. Heron.
 Mobile, March 4.--(Special. )-This week although not yet even in it's teens, Is already to be congratulated on having contained the prettiest af- fair of the season. It was congratu- latory affair all around as the occa- sion was e theatre party given by MT. w. W. Heron to Miss Jessie Whiting, as an announcement of their engage ment. Pretty speeches and pretty girls and matrons, a supper table revelling in the beauty of it's decorations, and merry little farce. Mrs. Temples Tel- egram.' at the Lyric tells the tale
 The boxes at the Lyric were the cen- ters of attraction on this occasion, as Mrs Fisher of seattle, Mrs. A. P. Bush. Mrs. A. w. Brooks, Mrs. George Robinson, Mrs waterman. Mrs. D. M. Robinson, Misses Heustis. Bestor Ruth Huger, Amanda Moore and Jessie Whit ing were prettily Eowned and wore pic- ture hats and the supper table after wards at the Cawthon was, to put It mildly, a dream of beauty
 Tn deference to the beconingness or pink to Mir. Herrons lovely fiance. Miss Whiting, this color was used With It's accompaniment of green in the table decorations. In the centre of large round table set for twenty-four was real joy of a hat as one girl express ed it, with profusion of pink brides maids roses, the rest of the table gar landed with ropes of smilax and. pink ribbons. Very many novel and new ideas in decorating were Ideally ear- ried out and were most effective and pretty The candles were without their usual shade sarb but instead wore very becoming pink screens, the service plates were set in prettily fashioned pink roses, the almonds in pink hearts. the deyiied crabs served fin their whole selves and hearts with butterflies de- signated the place for Mir. Herron's guests, who were besides those alreae5 mentioned Mir. c. A. Robinson. MT. E. NJ. Robinson. Mir. A. W. Brooks, Mir. Waterman, Mir. C. E. Harrison, Mr. John McCaa, MT. Lyman Dorgan, MT. Orville Cawthon Mfr. w. NJ. Marshall, and Col E.. l.. Russell.
 Eloouence was the order of the even. ing and Colonel Russell. Mir. Albert Bush and Mir. E. NJ. Robinson, the Chauncey Depews of Mobile, were never so eloquent having, as they did, such worthy subjects of congratulation as MT. Heron and Miss Whiting.
 Owing to the prevalence of the grip among the members of Mrs. J. A. KirlS's card club. it was postponed from today until Thursday.
 For Colonel and Mrs. Adams, who are the guests of the Rhett Goodes,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
\ Hroess.loa. ngt : Traae.

We have sarteriaI "expressions' down to a fine art.
 IL is the product of years of experi- efice in makina--not a suit of clothes, bat the suit of clothes.
 We believe that
 Quality of material comes first
 Skill in construction second--
 Latest styles third,
 Economy for our trade fourth and always.
 We like to help the man who vaguely understands good dress, but who does not know how to attain 1t.
 For that reason, tailoring with Us is m profession, not a trade.
 You will be pleased with the wide range of fabrics at your command.
 Our reputation is the heritage of close attention to style. fit and minor detaiI Holts Dye Works, 1os s. Court street. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
mR. wEEISEs DEAD
He Was One of the Oldest Citizens of
 HaIdwin Counfy.

Baldwin County.
 Bay Minette. March { 4.---(SpeoiaI. )--- G. W. Weeks. Sr., of weekes Bay. Magnolia Springs. one of the old resi- dents of Baldwin county, is dead at his home at the age of 6S.
 Mir. Weekes was one of Baldwin's most popular and respectful citizens. having spent all his long life at Weeke's Bay.
 At recent meeting of Pythian Lodge. J, S. Lambert, J. C. Burns. A. B. CraTnartie, J. NJ woo1ey, IT. H Holmes, D c. Byone. s. 4. Y. Dahl berg. r s. storm, J. M Franklin and T. c. Mcleod were selected as dele gates and .aIternates to the District Conference of Knights of Pythias, to be held at -Rrewton, March e7.
 HamptoHID. Ewing and family of New York city are guests of the Inn.
 T. R. Hodges of Fillmore, the inven- tor of the saw mill device for cutting both ways, With the same circular saw. is in Bay Minette
 Miss Mary'C. Holmes, Mrs. A. B. Cooper and son. II. H. Cooper, of Ten saws are guests of their sister, Mrs. c. l.. Goo4Ip#h of McMillan Avenue.
 Miss Louise Hall of the Mobile Barton Academy visited her home folks yes terday and today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
TONIGHT. Prize couple skating at Rink.
SLAYER OF LEM JONES
 LEAVES DECATUR JAIL
CIift Way Makes a S3,OOO Bond For His Appearance In
 Court.

Decatur March 4.--(Special)- )-Clift Way made bond today in the sum of $3,OO0 and was liberated from the coun- ty jail, wher he has been confined since last November.
 Way was charged with the murder Of Police Officer !. Lem Jones. last No vember. The killing took place at the house of Alice Williams. woman of the town Policeman Jones had ar rested Way charging him with creating disturbance. Way was refused bond by Justice D. B. Morrow Laster. on a writ of habus corpus. Circuit Judge D. W. Speake allowed him bond.
 The State appealed to the Supreme Court and late Saturday an affirmative decision was handed down.
 The bond made by Way today con- talns over a score of names
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
Barbour County WOrke-s Have Inter

Barbour County WOrke-s Have Inter
 esting Session is Mobile.
 Eufaula. March 4.-(Specialy.)- 1.-The Barbour County Sunday School Insti- tute was held here for two days. the exercises closing at the First Baptist Church last night where mass meet ing of all the Sunday schools was held.
 Yesterday afternoon interesting and instructive talks were made by County Superintendent B. Davie and Judge Carthel at the First Methodist Church and again at the First Baptist Church last night. The attendance was large on each occasion and much good in promoting interest in the cause was accomplished
 Yesterday afternoon W. D. Chase and Miss Susie Viuson of tho city greatly surprised their friends by re-