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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-22
SPACE WORKERS
ARE BUSY AGAIN
No One Knows J. II. Web.
Der, and His Story (?)
Has Fake Earmarks.

Inc various newspaper correspond
ents and space sharks at South Chi
cago have been hitting the pipe again.
There is never a much wanted person
who is not seen in South Chicago
through the vigilance of the corps of
police station chair warmers. who mis-
represent the Chicago papers in south
Chicago.
Their work might not seem so oh
jectionable and crude to the people Of
Hammond were it not for the fact that
they generally have the fugitive or
missing Iperson spirited through the
through the suburb from Hammond to
some other town equally unknown to
the average ity editor.
About the crudest piece Of work that
has been done in South Chicago in
some time was the discovery that viii
lie Whitla. the boy who was kidnapped
from Sharon. Pa, was seen in the
company of a stylishly dressed negro
and negress, to board a Hammond car
at Pullman on their way to South Chi
cago.
Even Take Car Line.
OF course it is immateriaI that no
Hammond cars go through Pullman.
The article in The Inter ocean, which
paper usually falls for these dope
stories, ]. H. Weber of 41S West state
street, Hammond, is alleged to have
first suspected that the boy might be
the child that is sought in everv nook
and corner Of the United states.
There are only two things necessary
to the production of a life-sized fake"
in South Chicago. One is a collusion
between the reporters by which they
all send in the same stories. regardless
of their truth, and the other is a fake"
name and address and policeman, who
will stand for the story.
It is useless to repeat the narrowing
story which was printed in this morn
ing's Inter Ocean. one specification
will describe hundred like it
As no one in Hammond seems to
known j. II. Weber, and his name is
not in the city directory. that is as far
as is necessary to go with the yarn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-22

Get in the push. Have you seen our
line Of Go-Carts and Carriages2 The
prices are less at SPIEGELS, South
Chicago's leading Furniture store.-tf.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-22
SPEAKS ON. N.
GARY WORK
Lake County Will Not Be
Scene of Battle for
Some Time.
SENSATIONS OF MEETING.

. SENSATIONS OF MEETING.
- Hicks raised large sum of
- money at Crown Point meetings
- to begin saloon league fight in
- Lake county.
- He roasted Representative
y i<liver of Gary because he voted
y for repeal of option law.
= He said that though Lake
= county viii be the scene of an
= unusually strong fight. he had
= no doubt that the saloons VIII
y be wiped cut.
= The battle in Lake county will .
. not begin for some time yet. ,
= The Anti-SaIOOn league workers ,
= have their hands full else
. where. Z
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-22
WEATHER.

Fair today and probably
Tuesdays not much change
in temperature
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-22

Continued on Page seven.)
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
SOME WEDDINGS.

Capt and Mrs, Geo. p. Squires. Of
0crap. announce the approaching mar
riags Of their daughter, Miss Mamie
Mae, to Mr.. T. s. Brent, jr.. OF Kill
marnock, to take place Thursday even
ing, July 18th, 1903, at . o'clock. IN
White Stone Methodist church.
DR.. A. NJ. Marchant and Miss Mary
Ruth Shackelford, daughter of Mrs.
Annie Shackelford. of Mathews county,
were married at Central church, Math-
ews Courthouse, last week by Rev. L.
j. Phaup. DR.. c. C. Msrchant, of Bal
timore, was best man, and Miss Adele
Hundley, of Mathews county, was maid
of honor.
Cards have been issued announcing
the approaching wedding of Miss Nellie
DeLuce Peek, daughter of Mrs. j. H.
Peek, Of Hampton, to Mr.. Herman r
Smith. formerly of Irvington. but nov
of Hampton. Miss Peek is an accom-
plished young lady, graduate of the
State Normal at Farmville and Ran
doIph- Macon Woman College at Lynch
burg. Mr. Smith is a rising young
business man Of Hampton.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
MISKIMON.

MIR. and Mrs G. n. Smith and chill
dren, of Taft, visited the lady's moth
er, Mrs Marie Gill, Sunday, and
Monday. They payed Mrs. b. ].
Marsh shost rail alsa.
Mas Bessie AshLurns is spending
this week with her aunt, Miss Maggie
Lampkin, at Wicomico.
DR.. Pierce thinks the conditions OF
Lawrence Marsh is somewhat better
He has been very sick with typhoid
fever for several weeks
Ryland Forester. of Taft, spent Sun
day at his parental home here.
r. ]. Forester was quite sick lasl
week, but is out again now.
Miss Ora Anderson and brother, Lo
rem, and Miss Axle Marsh are taking
music lessons from Mrs. H. W. Hard
ing, of Wicomico. Mrs. Harding is ar
old and experienced music teacher and
has taught much in this sectior.
]. B. Cockrell ia adding to hts kitchen.
Our town carpenter, A. 4. Ashburne,
has finished G. N. Beane's dwelling
and is now building onto e, ], Marsh's
store.
The four mills In this section were
damaged week before last In the storm.
Ed Davis has attached q gasoline an
CINE to his and Is grinding and Beane
& Norman are at work on theirs, hop
ing to get It fixed up in about month.
u AND I.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
FLEETON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Neal and two
children. of Baltimore, are down on
visit. They are now at the home of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Booth, but will
spend some time with the formers
brother. Chas. Neal. Mrs. Bette
Edwards also of the Monumental City,
is at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Douglass and
children, Ora and Cora, spent some
days with relatives and friends at Farm
ham recently.
Mr.. Gray has lumber in place to build
dwelling and will commence shortly.
Mrs. Gray has returned from New York
with her furniture. They have made
many friends here who are pleased ts
have them settle among US.
Miss Nora Powell who has been II
Baltimore some time, where she had ,
position is down on visit to her sister
Mrs. Chas. Haynie.
Miss Daisy Wood spent Sunday witt
the Misses Berry.
Mrs. Geo. Haynie and Mrs. Hilson, o
Reedville, left for Baltimore Monday b
spend some time with their sisters.
Miss Marion Saunders was the onl.
pupil at the High School who got Ger
tificate passing on all classes
Misses Ethel and Ruth Marsh an
Miss Mary Coates spent last Friday even
a&g with the Misses Berry.
i THELMA.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
HOMlLY ON A DOG.

A really good picture of our mascot,
Rob Lee, was spoiled last issue by toe
much ink. The following symposium
from distinguished gentleman now in
New York was called forth by the
obituary:
Inote with keen regret that our mutual
friend, good old Rob Lee, is dead. !
remember no dog of more engaging
personality He seemed to love all
mankind and to bring from his dog
world fresh tidings of unwearied nature.
He always met me with delight whether
after months or years Of wanderings
over this country. the Antilles or the
far Philippines. His soft. liquid eye
kindled with hospitality for stranger
and affectionate regard and boundless
gratitude for friend, while at the word
Rob, however so low. he would arise
from his most pleass mt dreams and
stand in respectful silence. with his
silken ears pricked at attention while
his tail, fanked by dog feathers fine as
the filagree works of Zamars, moved in
a gentle undulatory motion of expect
ancy. His nature was SO sweet that
even when the rheum and epizooty en-
shackled him during his latter days !
have yet to hear that he ever awakened
either Burke or Billy. Fanny or Annie
by ceaseless complainings to the full
faced moon. Harmless his bite, his
bark was delight and in sport mellifiu-
Gus and one of 'igladness and song"
Tho dog he haslefta worthy example.
and in his death q benediction. am
sure he received decent burial from
his friends of the CITIZEN force and
that the little girls put fresh flowers or
his mound in memory of the days wher
he watched and guarded them as they
played and put his cold nose against
their cheeks in affectionate salutation
His life was gentle and the elements $,
mixed in him that the CITIZEN fore.
might stand up and say to all the work.
This was gracious pet" seemet
to have gotten off my trolley there fol
moment or so; pardon the prolixity
but, seriously, Rob deserves to be re
membered with affection. and in inspir
ing this he serves no idle purpose. Yo,
see the notice of his death has put m.
in reflective mood. so close with bes
love and thousand tender memories
for those at home.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
MONTROSS.

The r, cert Rrotracted rainy weather
have gfvea farmers plenty to do to
keep up with THE growing and ripen-
ing crops That none may lack work.
ing or saving they have to hustle late
and early
A baby boy has come to gladden. the
home of Rev. Mr.. Phelps, pastor OF
St. James Episcopal .chanch- - Also to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Scott.
The report that Mr. John Goodridge
was drowned recently in Curicsasn Bay
is untrue. His disappearance caused
the alarm, but he afterwards ssm3
home safe.
Mrs. Laura Compton and family AN
here from Baltimore for the snnhmei
and are stopping at thu, old Evans home
Mrs. Georgia Chandler continues fee
BILE. We hope that she may soor he ne
stored to her family and friends
i Capt. VIM. Anandale has recenti
purchased for his daughter, Miss Hat
tie, beautiful organ.
I. Cecilia and Henry Bonebrake ar
visiting at 'Blandtire, the home 4
Mrs. A. G. Snyder.
: Mr.. VIM. Diff is much indispose
from the effect of mashed hand. w
desire his early recovery.
RI VIM. White has recently finished
: commodious porch, which adds to hi
| already attractive home ANONA.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
NORTHUMBERLAND co.
REIIOBOrH CHURCH.

Mrs Winner Joyner and little son,
Pincksrd, Of Ellicott City, Md, 10 a,
the home Of the lady's mother. Mrs.
E. C. X. Pinckard, to spend the sum.
mer. Mr.. Joyner will join them as
soon as his school duties are over.
!. 1t is reported that B. L. Gill has
rented his home place TO Geo. Thomas
and viii move to Chestnut Hill the
place formerly owned by ]. o. Harding,
Mrs. Jno. E. Luttrell has been in
disposed for the last few days.
Mrs. Frances Norton had a very
valuable horse gored to death by 9
vicious bull Friday of last week.
The farmers of this section are feel
ing very blue over the prospect for q
corn crop. A good many had to replov
and replant.
Wilfred Wright, of this place, accom-
panied by his brother and DIR. Atwell
went to Baltimore Friday to be operated
on for appendicitis, MALTA.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
RELIGIOUS.

Pastor Garner will preach at Poplar
Neck chapel Sunday afternoon at S:So
O'Clock.
Rev. F. W. Claybrook, Of kilmar-
mock preached at Brantley Saptis'
church, Baltimore. Sunday before Vast 70
large congregations. DR.. H. M. Whas.
ton, who will again take up the pastoral
work at that church in September after
several years absence, preached there
Sunday.
On Friday Of last week White Stone
and the Island Baptist churches received
official notice from Rev. Chas- A. Hall,
of Madison, Va. that he would accept
tile cali TO the churches. Mr.. hall ha'
done good work on his former ieids ane
the people of lower Lancaster are for
tunate in getting such good man a
successor to Rev. G. Y. BradleJ. Mr.
Hall Will enter upon his duties their
the first &naday in July.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
CAMp.MEETINC NOTICE.

On Friday, July so. the 3Srd annual
meeting of Marvin Grove Camp will
begin. Rev. w. Asbury Christian and
Rev. j. Sidney Peters, both Of Rich
mond. and two of the leading ministers
in the Virginia M. E. Conference, have
been engaged to conduct the services.
Rey. r. F. Gayle, Presiding Elder of
the RaPpahannock District, will have
charge of the religious exercises. An
experienced choir leader will be engaged
to have charge of the singing. Every
effort is being made to make the meet
ing the most successful held on the
camp ground for years. tits earnestly
desired that all persons owning cottages
will have them whitewashed before the
day of the opening. Persons needing
their cottages repaired or whitewashed
can have the same done by communicate
ing with r. C. Moxinga. keeper of the
grounds. at Raiaswoed. by letter or b,
phone. COMMITTEES.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25

Takes Draught Through Mistake
Dies In Few Hours.


Takes Draught Through Mistskc-
Dies In Few Hours.
Andrew jackson Ball, Of Weens,
youngest son of Mrs. Mary Ball, took
q large swallow of carbolic acid through
mistake Saturday night about 1880
o'clock and died in less than four hours
afterwards. Mr.. Ball was mate on
fishing steamer Emily A. Foote, OF the
Carriers Creek works, and was on his
way home in company with shipmate.
Upon leaving the barber shop at Weems
he remarked that he was feeling badly
and thought he would take some ia
maica- ginger and taking phial from his
pocket turned it up to his head.
He Immediately asked his companion
to strike match and see what he had
drunk for It was burning him up. 1t
was then that the mistake was discov.
cred and he was taken to the store OF
w. A. Cameron e. Bro. and DIR. New
bill summoned, but as al this took an
hour or more time it was Of no avail
1t is believed q mistake was made IN
selling Mr.. Ball the fluid He had an
other bottle on his person at the time.
Besides his mother, Mr.. Ball is survi-
we'd by two brothers-W. A. and G. L.
Ball, of Weems-five sisters-Mrs. Jno.
VIM. Chowning, Mrs. p. Eilskov, Mrs.
n. C. Daniel. Mrs w. 7. Jones and
Mrs. j. l.. Connellee. Interment Mon
day morning at weems Presbyterian
church.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
TAFT.

The people of this place are planning
to spend Saturday of next week, July
3rd. at Irvington.
The recent rains have stricken farm
work. Those who had not finished
planting corn before they came had to
do so In the mud. Some-cornfieljs were
greatly damaged in places and had to
be replanted. Wheat has been damaged
by the rain and some will hardly be
worth cutting. Many are busy this
week setting out tomato plants Take
it all in all the whole county is busy.
Chas- T. Yerby took his little son to
Baltimore last Friday to have his eyes
treated
Seven vessels loaded with wood and
lumber were in this harbor last Thurs
day and Friday waiting for fair wind.
The fishermen are getting their nets
~ for summer. Grabbing has about
come to a standstiIl.
The truckers are busy digging and
shipping potatoes this week. Prices
are good but the yield very poor. many
of them rotting in the ground from wei
weather, which will shorten the croE
right much.
r. H. Forester was here last Satur-
day on his way to his home at Miskimon-
MIR. Forester had position as wharf
agent here for about twelve month";
and gained many friends while here.
He has secured position on steamer
Calvert as assistant purser and seems
to ill this place well. Success to him.
Our young people often make W
parties for the skating rink at Irvington.
Rev. r. F. Gayle, of Urbanna. was
in this community recently.
Messrs- Palmer and Hundaey. of tn,
!! travelling fraternity, were here Ia s
week.
Does illness spread It's paiid hue.
Impiant lingering pain.
Ii earth be darkened to our view
Our suffering Heaven may gain.
REPORTER.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
1.-THE CARNIVAL OF NATIONS. "

Do YOU know what ''The Carnival OF
Nations" is? We could tell you by oc-
cupying a half column or more space
but we prefer your attending and get
ting an impression which you can
medit ate on and tell your friends about
with pleasure in years to come. From
a spectacular viewpoint it is superb,
and visual impressions are always the
most lasting. The musical part OF the
program would do credit to professional
entertainers. But to be honest. we
can't tell you all; Come Saturday n'ght'
July ard, and you will be sure to return
Monday night if you can get seat.
In order to accommodate the throngs
from both far and near who have eX.
pressed a desire to see "The 'Carniva
of Nations" the committee of manage
ment has decided to repeat the per
Torrance on Monday night. July Stn
Admission Is cts: Reserved seats SO cts
Tickets on sale
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
WEEMS.

In going and coming we hear good
Bit of talk about the big day to be
spent in Irvington Saturday Of next
week, and it seems as though large
number of our people will take in the
full program there.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. C. Owens spent from
Saturday until Wednesday with relatives
In Mathews county.
The families of l.. III. Bryant and j.
R. Padgett, OF Irvington, were guests
Sunday at the home of r. L. Bryant,
and attended the Children's Day SER
vices at night
Little Randolph Ashburn has been
quite sick recently.
Mrs. Alpha Walker and children, OF
Election, are spending this week with
the lady's sister, Mrs. E. A. Ashburn.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Ashburn, after several months
illness, died Tuesday morning and was
buried at the Baptist chapel on Wed
nesday afternoon at three O'Clock.
Much sympathy is felt for the parents.
Miss Viola Hayden, of Irvington,
is spending few days with relatives
here.
The Baptist Aid Society will meet on
next Wednesday night at the home of
Mrs. Amelia Sadler.
The news of the death of Jack Ball
came as a shock to this entire commu-
nifty on Sunday morning. His untimely
death on Saturday night was one OF
OF the saddest things we have ever
known. The bereaved family has the
sympathy of this entirepeople. L.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

DIR. Chichester Pierce, of Lancaster,
was here Tuesday to meet his mother,
who has been spending some time in
Richmond with her daughter, Mrs. VIM,
Meade Clark. fredericksburg Star.
Among the law graduates at the Uni
versity of Virginia this year and later
successfully passing the State Bar ex.
animation is the name of Chas. Irving
Cary, of Hague, Westmoreland county
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter c. Palmer. of Saiuda. has great,
improved from her recent indisposition
Mr.. Palmer was summoned from hi
trip through the Northern Neck whel
she was taken but has returned to hi
work.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
FIRST NEW WHEAT.

The first new wheat to arrive in Bal
timore this year was shipped by +. +.
McGinnis, of Ottoman, last week, and
was consigned to S. M. Lyell & Co. The
consignment consisted of ~ bags and
sold for $1.20 bushel. 1t was free
from garlic or smut. but was little
damp owing to SO much rain.
Geo. r. Mckinney, oflberis, shipped
the same firm one day last week a veal
calf which sold for $3.50. Mr.. McKen-
new has been a regular shipper to this
firm for twenty-seven years and speaks
of them as the old reliable.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
COUNTY COMMITTEES MEET.

At joint meeting of the County
Committees Of Lancaster and Richmond
counties It was ordered that the Demo
cratic primary for the selection Of q
candidate for the House OF, Delegates
from the said counties shall be held
on August 5th- All persons desiring to
become candidates shall notify the
undersigned chairmen on or before July
18th, next. Said notice must be accom-
panied with deposit of $25. sent to
either of the undersigned chairmen.
r.. o. NORRIS. JR-,
Chairman Democratic County Commit
tee of Lancaster County.
j. w. CHNN..
Chairman Democratic County Commit.
tee OF Richmond County.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
DISTINGUISHED PARTY ABOARD

State steamer Commodore Maury was
in Irvington short while Thursday
morning with the following distin.
guished gentlemen aboard en- route tc
Urbanna to attend the corner stone
laying at that place;
Gov. Claude A. Swanson, Jas. v,
Trehy. clerk of Norfolk County, Stats
Senator's Jno. A. Lesner. of Ports
mouth; f. E. Holland. of Suffolk; H
A. Edmondson, of Halifax; Don p
Halsey, of Lynchburg; Jno. M. Hart
of Roanoke; w. w. Sale. of Norfolk
F. w. Sims, of Louisa
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
FISHERMAN.

Mrs. Georgia mccarthy recently rel
turned home from Baltimore where sbel
had been several weeks under treat
ment of q specialist. She Is much
improved.
Stanley James, of Commodore Maury,
visited his mother. Mrs. Dorsey Elmore,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Howeth. IF
Weems, were the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. L. A. Sanders Sunday.
w. G. Foxwell and G. W. Meekins
are in Baltimore this week, the latter
having gone to purchase goods for his
store at Westland, where he will engage
in the mercantile business
Mr.. White. of White Stone. was &
"a est at the home of ]. H. Davis Sun
day. IL
/ Ouffie Beagle left last Thursday t,
gage in the fishing business with Capt
~ H. Davis
Mrs. Walter James, of near Whit
Stone. is spending come time with Mrs
II. F. lnq am.
l. Mrs. G. w. Meekins and son, Wen
dell, visited relatives at Anti-Rap Sur
daV.
| +. M. Fitchett is at Cape Charles fo
a few weeks engaged in running pots
toes for his brother, William Fitehett-
L. A Sanders visited his sister. Mr..
r. o. Towles, in Baltimore, q few day
last week.
Those on the sick list are: Mrs. Louis
Simmons. Jethrc, Carter, Mrs. Ida Sci
Mrs. Stuart Daniel, of Middlesel
spent last week with her parents her
lAr. and Mrs Albin George.
j Mrs. ]. w. Thomas. of Mathews.
v sitting her daughter. Mrs. L. C. Georg
4 Mr.. Jackson and daughter. Of Mi
d .sex. were the guests of Miss Etv
d G .orge last Sunday. JACK.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
AfPO,AMERICAN NOTES.

Rev. G. r. Williams, pastor of Ash
burylM. E. church, will preach special
sermon at that church Sunday, June q,
at 1890 a. m. Subject, ''The unpar-
donable SINS" At 8 p. m. the subject
will be Usefulness of gold and silver. -
1t is SO cent rally day. All are invited
Miss Eva A. Middleton has returned
to her home at Avalon from Hartshoru
College to spend the summer with her
mother.
| Owing to Saturday of next week
being generally celebrated as a holiday,
business meeting, will be held Friday
light at Sharon July End, at 7:3o o'clock
Frank Wright and Mrs. Emma Tay
lo.r, of near Irvington. are sick at thi
t-writing.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25

How Bert r. Lean. of Cheny. Wash, was saved
from frightfnl death is story to thrill the
world. "A hard cold" he writes brought on
desperate lung trouble that baffsd an expert
doctor here. Then paid $40 to $i5 a visit TO a
lung specialist in Spokane who did NO. help me-
Then went 10 California. but without benefit
AT last used DIR. Kings New Discovery. which
completely cured me and now ana as web as eve,
For Lung Trouble Bronchitis Coughs and Coda
Asthma. Group and Whoopin2 Coash its supreme
soc and $780, Trial bottle free. Guaranteed b,
all druggists
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
NOTICE THESE.
Nurse wanted.

Nurse wanted.
Chas. G. Snead, Monaskon. has mon
ey to loan.
Afro-American celebration at Kill
marnock Saturday, July srd-
Excursion from Old Orchard, in Cor
rotoman. to Irvington July 3rd
Fredericksburg College, one Of the
leading schools in Eastern Virginia,
appears in new ad this week. Write fos
catalogue or information.
Clark Sash & Door Corporation O.
Norfolk, Va, appears in new ad tihi
week. Frank +. Clark 50 well and ia
vorably known TO our readers, In rnssn
ager.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-06-25
IBERIS.

Schooner Carrie and Bell, Capt. Tom
Wright, Is loading railroad ties IN
Eastern Branch for w. G. Beane for
Philadelphia.
Capt. Lee Sanders has finished saw
sng all timber available in this section
ana is now moving his mill to site
near Lancaster.
Harry Towles, whose illness mas been
reported several times. was operated
ON again last week by Drs. Steuart and
Oldham. $40 4.