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4 MODEST REQUEST.
Colonel Bill stsrrst and tho Privilege
= ~, ,n. No Cravcd. e.. r. 9

Colonel Bill stsrrst and tho Privilege
:, -, r. HS Cravcd. 80. .f.E y
= When Col9nei Bill Stcrret first went
to Westinghouse report the news of
'thc capitol for his. Texas papers, .ho
bad desk room IN the office of General
II. v. Boynton. then the militant cor.
respondent Of tie Cincinnati CONNER.
cial. ~.
= General BOyTton spoke out i'd meet
Ing. He said things about statesmen
that, made the statesmen angry. !, ne
had many personal encounters WITH
patriots whose feelings had been ruff
fed. .-,EA%y.s .-fE&.:
One night "a man, came into Boyn-
TOMS office loudly proclaiming that he
intended to 'shootFBoynton. The gen
eral grabbed "a chair, beat the intruder
over the head with it, knocked him
down and threw him out. All this tine
Stcrret sat at IT'S desk, looking Oh In
great amazement,N
When the man landed In the gutter
Sterret came stimifity over to Boynton.
"Gcneral,""h said; :"bcing new hand
here. don't know The practices of this
office nor the customs that pertain to
Washington correspondents, aud I
didn't want to ihtrudc. Now that
have seen what has happened, trust
you Will allowme n questionY' -.
"Go ahead" said Boynton.
"'When the next man comes in. would
it be too; forwafJEft should crave tho
privilege Of kfckins&.shim a few times in
honor of the. saintcd Confederate
dead"-Saturday Evening Post. ....,
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getting % tubsc,lbers for The Adyo.
THE FUR SEAL.
Sea Animal With Heart, Liver and
<s.H. p. Kidneys Like a Shoep.


A Sea Animal With Heart, Liver and
IVA. Kidneys Like, a Sheep.
The fur Seal is Il lard animal OF per.
verted Isstes. who. living ut sea. has
had his paws changed into 1ippcrs
very ike tho, lone black Kid gloves of
p woman. His heart, liver and kidneys
are exactly the same as those or a
sheep aud just as good to cat, but his
flesh. although just like fut mutton 40
look Ats rank and distasteful from
his habit or eating fish. The whole
package is put up in Il parcel Of thick
white fat I" keep the body warm
while from the skin grows heavy
crop or beuut1tlM brown fur; projected
with large Nat oil Deartn. hairs, mak:
ing glossy surface which Slides
through the water without friction.
. "pcrfcctly' fearless, oveatiowing witt,
fun. Il perfect little athlete, marvellous
)y strong, the fur seal Is the most de;
lightful OF all wild creatures. But, al
though they live at sea- the seals, be-
ing heavily clothed In rat skin and
hair, ind the temperate attitudes mucl,
100 warm for comfort during the sun
ncr mouths. Since they cannot shed
their garments like ourselves. they
migrate to subarctfc climate, gather
Ing IN immense muititudos where there
are fisheries to support them. Their
ration is fifty pounds OF cod every
day which for a creature the size Of i
sleep is conslderaDle.-Exch change.
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Ihe. District Of Columbia is to
nave an industrial school or ample
proportions, to assist the Negro to
better his prospects for hearing in
the world Of skilled labor, correlated
win mental efficiency. Both sexes
OF our young people to receive the
advantages that this institution will
offer. The unfortunate condition of
WashingtOn's 100000 Negroes has
successfully appealed to the best
thinking whites of this community,
ana with their hearty support, the vi
innate erection Of the necessary build
lngs and their equipment are now
assured. Articles Of incorporation
tor the National Training and In
dustrial institute were filed this week
The ,fncorporators, all welI-knowD
men, Of high Christian character and
nigh standing in the business world
are: Henry 3. MacFarland District
commissioner, John b. Henderson,
former senator from Missouri; Will
lam f.. Curtis, the 'c0rrespUndent:
John Joy Edison, president Of the
washington Loan and Trust Com
| pany; Cuno II. Rudolph. president Of
the Washington Board Of trade; Abb
raham Simon. Rabbi Of Jewish Com
Sregation; s. Geriah Lampkins, pas
TOR 10th street, Baptist church, and
originator OF the projected institu-
tlon; Ashley NJ. Gould, justice of
the district supreme court; William
n. .DeLacy.. Judge Of the Juvenile
| court; Thomas Walker. real estate
dealer; BishoD,G. W. Clinton, Of the
zion connection; Brainard H. War
ner, retired business man of philan-
throDic spirit; Charles w. Needham.
president Of the George Washington
University; Wilbur p. Thirkield,
president Of Howard University; Kel-
~ Miller, dean Of college department
Of Howard university; and William
'. Tunnel, warden Of King Hall The
illogical school. Howard university,
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Mabel Whiting, or Gallipolis
was the guest OF Miss Nina Stewart
from Friday until Monday, having
Miss Halle q. Brown.
Miss Lula James, who Is attending
INSTITUTED came home Thursday to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Quite number attended"an o'pos-
sum supper at the cafe Of Richard
johnson, given by the proprietor. All
the delicacies Of the season were
served and those not preferrinp
''pessum' were served turkey. A
grand time was had by all present.
The game supper. given at the A
NJ. f.. Church. last Thursday evening
was grand success, both financially
and socially. All kinds Of wild game
was served, each and every ones ap-
petite was satisfied, as the most fastt-
tible manner in which, each dish was
served
'The Japanese supper given a
the pretty home Of Mrs. Amanda Bell
last Thursday evening, was one Of
the prettiest socials Of the season
Everything was decorated in Japan
csc style, and supper was served in
the, "orientaP" manner.
The supper Of seven tables given
at the NJ. ,E. Church was well attend
ed
The 18th Street Baptist church had
a large number last Thursday even
ing to witness the moving pictures
Both the financial and social parts
were success.
Rev. I. V. Bryant was at lronton
several days last week assisting in
revival services
The new opera chairs have been
placed In the x. Of P. Hall, and with
!the\ other improvements which have
recently been made, make the hall
one Of the finest and most commodi-
Gus In the city.
The Elks initiated into their mys-
teries last Thursday evening Rev. E.
Duke Venture and Lincoln Moore, Of
lronton. and Jackson Of this city.
The: recital given by Miss Halle @.
brown, at Carnegie auditorium last
night, under the auspices Of Doug
lass school. was witnessed by a fairly
good but thoroughly appreciative au-
diencea Judging from the applause
which greeted every number Of her
varied program. Miss Brown more
than met the expectations Of those
who had come to hear the best fe-
male elocutiOnis; in her race. In
mimetic power she showed great yer
satility, producing with ease every
shade Of Yauke dialect as well as the
difficult dialects Of her own people
Her recital Of Dan Portions Ride
and CT the "Chaliot Race" in cos
tune. exhibited rare dramatic power
and skill. Her program Of nine mum
bers was interSpcrced with Two excel
, lent chOrusps by the Nigh school, two
piano solos and one vocal solo s.
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Nests OF the Golden EaoIo

Every'pajr Of eagles whose bnbits T
nave had an opportunity Of watc bling
over period OF few years would
seem to have invariably at least two
alternative sites for their nests. Some
nave three. and J know OF one with
-FOUR sites. hi fact, j only know Of
one pair Out, OF many WHICH habitualIy
resort to bun QUO place and only one
The reason for this is. however. aD.
parent for owing to IFS situation it
has never been disturbed. Che nest
IS In small cavern on the face OF an
absolute wall Of limestone rock some
500 feet high, at about 400 feet from
the summit Above The cliff is talns
> or )ooSc stone at an angle OF forty. 1--WE
degrees or SO. above which again rise
other precipiccS, TO reach The nearest
point above this nest wonltt be n long
days work.--Iondon Saturday Review.
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CHAR |. /: F0N

Miss Fidge Wbittaker,A who is a
student at Storer College. Harper's
Ferry, is home. fox the holidays =
Eddie Turner, a pharmaceH tical
student ate'HoWard University, Wash
inguon, d. e. came home Saturday
TO spend The vacation.
Mrs. w. O.HLees arrived on No., 3,
c. ~ o.. Tuesday, to visit her hus-
band for q few weeks. Mrs. Lee is
l;NrSuing: the course in medicine at
Howard University. -:
Pex, y. Barrett. of Huntington
spent a few hours here. Tuesday, on
business. -,
Chas. PAGE, teacher at Mounds
vile, passed" through the city, Tues
day, Ell route to his home at Kanu-
villa City to spend Christmas with
his parents: i. =, >
Z. Mrs, Annie Fulks Davis continues
10 fmprqye5and hopes soon to leave
X her led. r. ~ 49,. -. -.
Miss Charlotte Campbell teacher
lat Marytown, was among the shop
pcrs here, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee James, of Chicago, is in
@hc city, to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
- Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Patterson
end Mr. and Mrs. e. W. Washington
Yeft, Sunday, to spend a month with
relatives at Rockymount, Va.
=, Roscoe G. Summers, editor Of the
National Review, of New York, is
spending the holidays, as usual, in
the CITY with his friend, Mr.. S. w
- Starks. : From here Mr.. Summers
goes to Mississippi OH an important
mission, and wifi speak at Jackson
and Vicksburg He delivered the
, Whittier Grafton in New York last
week to an audience OFF,, 900 per.
sons.
e.. She Charleston's Womans In.
Drovement League held very pleas
ant meeting Friday evening, at tho
home Of Mrs J. NJ. Lakewood.
The Tooth anniversary Of the poet
Whittier was celebrated with the fol-
lowing program:
: vitations-~Whittier
J. Llte or -Whittier--Miss NJ. y. JEFF
: fries. -
4 solo--Miss N. H. Clinton.
Reading Selection from Whittier
miss r. n. Wilson.
instrumental Solo--Miss l.. o
hopkins. ...,
=. whistler as q Poet--Miss Clinton
.. SELECTION from WhittiCr-Miss
NJ. King.
- Current Topics
-. MtlGr the program the hostess
served refreshments, and the mem
bers and their guests spent pleas
ant social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs s. W. Starks had rs
rtheir guest, Miss Halle O. Brown
the dramatic teader of Cleveland. O
+S28aM rs, NJ, W. Thompson, presi
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He Was an Export at Figures.

After an absence of several years n
one time cavalier Of a lady called on
her. lie found her In the company Of
her three children. =
"Well, wellw he said, ."And how old
are they?" - ]. ..
Johnny" answered the lady, "is
seven, Julia is five and Maud is two"
Dear me" he cried, alarm in his
voice. SIS it possible time flies like
that? Who would think that you had
been married fourteen year? -Phila.
delphia Ledger.
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AID !. FOR
n |. |:
RELIEF WORK -.
FAIRLY BEGUN
COmnlitteesin Each Ward
Are organized tor
the Work
= II
WILL CANVASS CITY

with q committee in every warG
organized for the purpose Of making
4 systematic: campaign for the relief
Of the. destitute at Monongah, it is
believed that Charleston can not fail
TO do her part, Although both the
meGtipss held at the court house last
FRIDAY night and last night have boon
rharactcrized@bh. a, lacIo ,of. interest,
there have: been Sufficient members
OF the committee present to formu-
late plans for the work. :. y
On last Friday night Mayor Holley
appointed, a committee, consisting of
enc from each ward, to form the
plans and make the main orga)fiza-
ton and allow these committeeman
Go appoint sub-c0m mittces. Last
night four or-the committeeman were
present, but two sent reports, but
owing, to other cmploymcnts could
not attend. However, there was pres
cnt last night some who were not in
attendance at the, previous meeting,
and several new ideas were advanced
to collect money, food and clothing
for the destitute.
Robert Wood. and Peter Silmas,
from ~thc First and Second wards.
we're not present, although the latter
sent some money by Captain John NJ.
ColllnS.' However, both these COM
mittccmen. will appoint committees
and scour their wards for results.
Through Captain Collins, Rev. j.
Dawson Henery, of the Third ward
appointed the following committee
to receive donations and solicit sub
scriptions in his ward; w. NJ. B.
Hobbs, F. L.: Turner, c.. Pickens and
Clayton Censor.
In the Fourth ward, City Recorder
). shirley Ross has appointed the
following committee to receive dona-
lions, and solicit subscriptions for the
Monongah widows and children:
Richard GULL, Jim Bibby, John Bar
low, George Singleton and Val
truth. This is an excellent commit
tee.
In the Fifth ward Sheriff John
Melton has appointed the following
able assistants to. help him in gather
ing money and provisions: r. II.
l<oontz, w. A. Thomas, J. +. Brown.
Dr.. e. a Botliin and Harry Robin.
son.
In the Sixth ward. Hon. Mont
Topping will select committee as
full Of hustle as himself and make
that ward yield it's share toward Il
tuhd Tor the relief Of the suffering
Mr.. J. i. Bedell is the committee
man from the Seventh ward, and he
has selected a large number Of citi-
zens Of this ward to assist him in
making the canvass, believing that
ward can be quickly and thoroughly
covered by a large committee. He
made the following statement last
night:
TO the citizens Of the Seventh
ward:
Having been appointed a commit
tee from the Seventh ward to organ
IL" working committee for the Dur-
pose Of securing OF money, food,
clothing and supplies Of any availa-
Die and useful kind. / desire to an
hounce the following committee to
seek such solicitations: G.. T. War
wick H. l.. Riggs, !. Schwabe, x. G.
Scherr, J. E. Chiffon. G. ". SWisher,
g. r. Rudesill, C. G. Lewis, Jr., c. A.
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Elder discussing the new ministers
probation 0jScoOtse)-ID my oDeenjon
be wasua Justified ~ dividing folk into
the sheep aud the goats. l wa1Da just
say. Jamie. that / was among The
UDco guild. an ] Wadna say that you
were among the "unco ba1. so wbar
do we come iD7 He'll 10 do for US.
jamie. Wen DO vote for blm. Lon.
DOB Pouch,
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An EStiYr atn md q Honn.

"yoD'vo beard Der, you say1" re-
marked Mr.. Dudley. "Ah, she Ger.
taip)y bas The gift Of song"
well, 1 hope tbat's what It is" re,
piled Miss Knox. Il should bate to
tbiDb she paid anything for it."-Pbilo
; adeipb)a Press.
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The Incentive.

"Does your son study Greek in col.
legeY'
ooh. yes. He's very enthusiastic
over it." ...~.
II thought he didn't care for Ian
guages?": ? %v4
"He doesn't, as rule, but next year
the. football team Isl TO- have Greek
signals and Harry is trying for the
'leven." -KanSas City Independent.
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Tommy Chandad His Snof.

Teacber-Can the leopard change his
spots2 Now, Tommy, answer Inc!
Tommy-Yes, sir; be can. Teacher
Nonsense! How can he2 Tommy
Well, sir, when he's tired Of sitting In
one spot lie eau dhange to another,
can't he, sir?-Winnipeg Telegram.
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Same Old Misery,

"S'DOSe OAR WIZ a turkey fer every
man in de cOuntryW
"WonIdn't make any difference. fer
, dey'd have wings enough to fly out er
ach,"-AtlaUta Constitution.
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MOVING PICTURE SHOWS
Will Give Benefit Exhibitions II
MOnOn9ah Mine Suffercrs3y3

The committee appointed by May 81
0r H0llcy at the court honSe
night, consisting Of Secretary 1sS
State Swisher and City Recorder 81
Shirley Ross to see the pYopristora5
Of the moving picture shows Nexss
arranged with these people TO. tive
exhibitions one day next week gorII
the relief Of the Monongah uaftse ssif e.
TererS o.. .t,#El$4 ~ JGss Is y PIl
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q ReDroach.

Cook 49, LawkS, Here's mistress!
Quick into the clothes press!
Soldier Swcctbcart-Ip the clothes
press and not in the larder2 Nina,
and you say you love me.-Meggen.
dorfer platter. ~.
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some OF the best. local TALENT
While the entertainment did not
yield as~much revenue as Principal.
Scott hoped for, it was ainS~ every
other respect a brilliant success and
the Douglass school teachers are to-
be congratulated upon giving the
people such an educational treat. @.lN
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Lucky. Than.

Mrs. Bchlam--l got it for - cents
yard. Bcnham-lSn't IL nm unlucky
number? Mrs. Bcnbam--Not when if
Is marked down from. 49, New York
Press. =
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IF too large, it trips him op; If too
small, 1t pinches hltn.-HWace, ,,,..
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Cloves In Kid 7. T.
Cashmere and Silk.

!, HI> ~ - - = AAO /,
Cashmere and Silk
Novelties in Bags,
Belts, Buckles, and
Fancy Articles.
Mems, Ladies,
Misses and
Childre11's
Large Assortment
to Select from.
Ladies, Misses and
Childre1's =
|Cloaks a and, Furs.
Always Desirable
-
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GOLD! GOLD! GOLD,

Ten dollars in gold for every one
who will send the rAdvocate rs paid
up subscribers bY~Oec. oath,
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tsalllvan, \, e. 4. Simpson, rrahliik
Woodrum. c. ,Rass .Armitage Henry
Wherle, Joe w. Wherle,% JIG. kuy-
Kendall, Joseph .Wildman, Brad
Moves, Dr., Mcmillan. H. r. rPutney,
Max Frankenberger, Arthur e..
IFootc, William T.. Williamson. c.. VI.
HAL, j. e. Norvell, Jackson Carr. a.
G. Hall, w. a .Ohley. and Justus Col
line. g.. -...~ '
"A certain territory will be as sigh
ed to. each Of these, notice of which
VIII be given later. In--addition to
The, above committee the following
ladies' have been chosen to make
such solicitations as may. appear adj
Visablc: Mrs. j., e. Dana, Mrs. r.. w.
EWers, Mrs. A. C.. Scherr, Mrs J.
Charles Mohler, Mrs. Charles Loeb,
Mrs. w. s. Bagby, Mrs G. F.. Armi-
tage, Mrs. ANDREW Coffey, Mrs. C. A.
-. "<d -. '~'t.".,. .
I" In the Eighth ward Mr.. Leo Loeb
! is the committeeman He was not
present last night, but has selected a
committee and that will get down to
real hard work. Following is the
subcommittee from Eighth ward ap-
pointed by MIR. Leo Loeb: w. A.
Hogue, Writ ,Donnally, w. B. Rookie,
j. II. Shrewsbury, E. K. Bowers, J.
G. kuykendaI, II. j. Shrewsbury, II.
Z. Hall, II. w. Laughorn, JOS,
Wher!e.
In the Ninth ward, Mr.. John Nu-
gent appointed w. b. Mathews,
Enoch Carver, Joel Cottren, NJ. T.
Davis, IT.,, and Howard G.. Smith, a
committee to assist him in making a
thorough canvass Of the ward:
Judge II. A. MacCorkle, Of tie
Tenth ward, who always takes an in
rerest IN work of this character, will
appoint a committee from the Tenth
ward and probably will overstep the
ward boundaries in searching for
contributors to thef fund. ....
Secretary Swisher Present.
Secretary, Swisher was present at
the meeting last MI ht and offered
several valuable suggestions. With
Recorder Shirley Ross lie was al
pointed a committee to see 1.-The pro-
prietors of the moving picture shows
and have them contribute one days
proceeds to the Monongah relief
fund.
Mayor Holley reported that Mr..
Floyd Payne had Informed him that
II Charleston desired to send car
load Of provisions to Monongah, the
kanawha and Michigan railroad
would furnish the car land deliver it
TO the Ohio River railroad without
compensation.
Rev Murrill was present and was
appointed committee Of one to see
inc ministers of the city and have
Them appoint lady from each
church to form an organization. to
provide relief of some sort for the
benefit of the suffering women and
chlldrcn at the stricken mining
town.
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Don't ask your parents for Christ
mas money. Make 1t Yourself by
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money is scarce, but the Advocate
mas $1,000 in gold to give every per-
son who sends in 25 paid-up subscrib-
erS by Dec. Gath. i
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Anotllrr Meeting Monday.

/. line .fomhjtteq6. that have been ,ap..
Hointea VIII begin their CANVASS sof
the wards Immediately after Christ
mas, while tlfe committeeman who
nave not as yet selected their assist
ants VIII do SO before Christmas in
order That work can proceed as soon
Is the holiday is over. The plans
'or the collection Of a big fund to
arovlde relief for The destitute az
Monongah are excellent, and Rev,
warmer, who was present last night.
sad before leaving for his home at
faikersbur&. that he expected nice
results from the plans formed.
A meeting will be held next Mon
'day night for the purpose of hearing
me reports Of the various commit
tees. II is believed that by that time
the work will be progressing in an
excellent manner.
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BUCKHANNON.

MIR. and Mrs. tGeofge Martin and lit
tie son. Of Red r 6ck; spent Wednesday,
in town :tfeY ests OF Mrs. Martins
Mrs Caroline Williams:
4; Mrs. Ebiiisa 'MEiRiansefs at Pickens
visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Bach,
man. , '.r- .t.<. = ... ....
Mercedes, left for 'Clarksburg Sunday
where they will spend several weeks
me guests OF Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs.
iLittlebon. -
z. Mrs. J5Hn ~. W&lker was hostess
to the Silver Leaf Club Friday even
Ing Delieibus 'fefreshnleh IS aware 1serv.
ed at the closea6f Che business part
.df the meeting. ".... -.
Is Mrs. 9Dfaily Carter, who has been
Visiting relatives In Clarksburg, re-
turned home last week.
|. Miss Frances Morton and H. D.
Hazle&odd were the guests Of Mrs.
Eliza Mumford at supper Tuesday eV-
enfflg, p. ~
Babeosribe for The Advocate and
learn what. the race is doing in diff
ferent parts of the country. ..
!, Stella Hardy is very sick with pneu-
,ihoaia. DR.. White is attending her.
Rev. William Berry, of Cambridge,
;VhlO, Will preach the sermon 70 CBe
graduating class OF Victoria School
Sunday, April 28th, at Simpson M. e.
Chapel. So .... ..... $.
Mrs Jas. A. Davis, Miss Beuiah
Wright ana John Taylor have been ad-
ded to the list of subscribers to The
Advocate in the last few days. Sc
Rev r. M Henderson, pastor OF the
4. M. E. Church, will preach to a
Union meeting of our two congrega-
tons at Simpson, M. F.. Chapel Sun
day at 3. p, M, Everybody is: invited.
Sunday School at Q p. M, at Sindp-
son M. e. Chapel on account of the
meeting at B O'Clock. 49,.
Anna, The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Terry Lewis, has been quite sick
for few days, but is better at this
writing, .. 49,
Joseph Love, of BIkins, is in the
city, -
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.RTisolMiasisE|:. :.

-. t1T ~
The True, He&ormers o. this place
had 'theirs annual sermon preached last
,smhd9y by. Rays,Jett,s of Clarksburg
jand Htate 10 3asge 'enn gnegatio ttu rned
;;oat 40 hear him. He Was master OF
HIS subject andejpR0dueed "a fine i'm;
preston. >>,7zs The ceremonies WeRe In
charge o.: Vicinity Master J.. W,4ssW;ade
and Mts. Ida B. Payne. Among the
8Ut4qfstS#n people spresent were c. r
laaaISes ma Swife, OF Davis, -. d. r.t<&
sAsiss 1atlnie ., Jackson, OF Rdmney
;closed avery uceessfui school term
Hast Frfsaiay The EXERCISES were. held
at the Baptist Oh lirch and stha children
reflected great credit 5!Hpop themselves
and che teachers as Welt >,.S.. IL
3 Porter. 3epd,' Of Meyersdale, Pa.
was th town last Sunday. 's> (
:. The K. off, p asWiIi%yhave their an
:nual sermon preached. ON Sunday, the
W. J:"nHompaoh, who ;ssptent three
weeks in Virgififa, PathSHad Home las
Saturday 'aha rep ftssa ntce,.tifne. :. ::
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ding OF his niece, Miss Cora B. Thomp
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4 AS, ,eVidehcesSf 3he Interest stjlr lpeo
pie ,feelafh Hthe PtyEfiian MHtual Invest
ment 4AsssBbciatfofl VIE ae&h sboast of hav
9ngs, some. Of the largest stockholders
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