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The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
AMONG Our FRIENDS,

The following were new subscrlp-
tons or renewed during the past
week.
Lon Harper. Shackelford.
X. X. Mcdaniel, Marshall.
j. l.. Kent, Marshall
Mrs. Katherine Lynch. Marshall.
Edw. q. Woodbridge, La Junta,
Colo.
". G. Reed. Irma. Alta, Can.
S. J. Gibson. Marshall.
Mrs. Lizzie Brown, Napton.
NJ :. sims. Sweet Springs.
Harry Hayes. Sweet Springs.
O. W. Talton. Napton.
s !. Clark. DeerinR, y. Oak.
Mrs. Rilla Neidick, Oklahoma city
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
Circuit Court

The case. A. W. Gray VS. VIM. Sehe-
pers, a suit on a check. was on trial
all day Wednesday and was won by
the defendent. The lawyers for the
latter were: Reynolds & James and
w. II. Meschede.
Thursday morning in the Malta
Bend Levee District case. the court
affirmed the report OF the referee.
Robt. NJ. Reynolds The attorneys
in this case we're A. u. Hoy. T. II.
Harvey. W. ". Meschede and d. d.
Duggins.
After this decision. court adjourn
"a until Friday morning.
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~-a-a-a-A-a-s-s-z-a-n-a-s
---Deaths---
COL. HEzEKIAH PURDOM DEAD
FeIice Lyme the Granddaughter Was
to Have Opened Her Engagement
in London February 18th.

Col. Hezekiah Purdom, grandfather
OF Felice Lyme and one of the veteren
editors of Missouri is dead. lie
passed away Tuesday, February at
AIS p. m. at his home, 3O52 Harri-
son street.
The funeral will be held at the
home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o oclock.
Burial in Forest Hill cemetery.
Col. Purdom, who was 40 years
old was born In London Rails county,
Mo. lie learned the newspaper busi-
ness early I'm life, commencing as gal
ley boy on the Hannibal Courier. u
was in that city that he and Mark
Twain the humorist set type side by
side and grew to be close friends.
Later Col. Purdom worked on the st.
Louis Republic for some years. lie
was owner and editor OF several Mis-
souri newspapers at different times:
The Macon Times, pike County Post
al Bowling Green, the Napa City Ex-
aminer and Slater Index. He was
twice engrossing clerk OF the Mis-
souri, house OF representatives and
was appointed newspaper clerk al
Washington, d. c. by James Burnes
OF st. Joseph.
The deceased was married TO the
surviving wife, DR.. T. Y. Purdom in
1854 She was Miss Theodosia r
HUDSON. The family have lived in
Kansas city Tor tire past twenty years
Three daughters survive the father:
Miss Zudio purdom OF Kansas City
who practices medicine with her
mother. Mrs. Sanford 7. Lyme. moth
or % Felice Lyme and Mrs. Fred Il
Moore of Portland, Oregon. The
latter left her home last Friday night
hoping to reach Kansas City before
her fathers demise. but he had beer
dead several hours when she arrived
Mrs. Lyme and daughter. who sail
cd for London. Januery rs. were cab
lei Immediately ana relied Lynes er
Eagoment which was 10 have opened
on the 4 5th OF the month will pro
hably be postponed.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

Mrs. welch. MIR. Taylor appealed
the case to the court of appeals.
where IL was argued on January the
9th, 1913, and the result was as stat
ed above, that this court reversed the
circuit court and has ordered Mr..
Scott to pay Mr.. Taylors debt in full
out OF the money in his hands be-
longing to Mr.. and Mrs. welch.
Mr.. r. II. Harvey represented Mr..
Taylor and MIR. l.. w. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. welch and himself in the circuit
court and court OF appeals.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
PUBLIC SALES.

w. t. Teter will have a public
sale at his farm Z miles of Hous-
tonia, Wednesday. February -.
John Witcig will act as clerk.
Joseph p. Guthrey will have a
public sale at his home 3h miles
southeast OF Miami and ~ miles
north of Marshall Tuesday. February
rs. See Mr.. Guthrey's ad next week
w. +. Dennis will have public
sale at the Shet Abney farm ! mile
cast of Napton on Saturday, Febru-
airy IL.
j. f.. Davis OF two miles east ol
Napion will have public sale ol
stock and farm implements Tuesday
February 1S.
Dave Anderson OF three miles west
OF Marshall will have a public sale
OF stock, feed. lumber and wood
Wednesday. February ~.
John Barr & sons will sell at pub
lie sale six miles southwest OF Mar
shall and four miles southwest ol
iShackelford on Tuesday. February
~ consignment of live stock.
y. W. Holmes OF two miles north.
west OF Shackelford will conduct q
public sale on Monday. February II
Chas. Zimmerman OF near Harde.
Ean will have a public sale Wedues.
day, February 10. commencing al
1880 sharp.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
Herndon school Report

For the month of January 1918,
total number OF days attendance
eco; average daily attendance, 1s,
Those missing no words in oral spell
ing for the month are: Claude Hill
ton. Mary Waugh, Sidney Henley. The
pupils making from 95 to 100 in de-
pertinent are Mildred Taylor, Sidney
Henley, Elizabeth Clark, John Clark
Melville Fernwick. Frances Aulgur
Hazel Mayse, Cormle Little, Raymor
Mayse Carmle Little. Raymon Mayse
Mayse, Helen and Eunice Hpton. LILY
Dennis, Clyde Hilton, Julius Oster
Florence Mayse, Hubert Stephenson
Marguerite Dennis.
IDA f. RICHARDS. Teacher,
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
SOUTHWESTERN BLAUGAs co.

The Southwestern Blaugas CO.
have built a large factory In the
Sheffield district in Kansas City Mo-.
which has an initial capacity for sup
plying gas to $4,000 customers. The
readers of this paper should see the
Blaugas company's ad In this issue.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
MIR. IsApY IMPROVING.

NJ. +. Eady, foreman of the Repub-
lican office, who was seriously In
jured two weeks ago, is able to si'
up for few minutes at a time and
the doctor thinks he will soon be on
his feet again. He had narrow
escape.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

James II. Berry. former United
states senator and governor OF Ark.
ansas. and one OF the most brilliant
statesmen In early political days died
at his home at Bentonville, Friday
afternoon. January 3ist. lie was ~
years old and had been ill for several
weeks.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
DARLING-NicDIVIIT

Married, Saturday. February I, at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Driscal, on
Marion street. Mr.. Louis Darling and
Miss Barbara McDivitt. Rev. Stein
heimor officiating. The young
people are both of Marshall and
have large circle of friends who
will wish them well.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
MRS. VI, u, COX.

Died In Columbus, o.. at the
Grant hospital. Mrs. NJ. y. Cox OF
Murray City, o., Tuesday, January
rs, 1913. Funeral srevices were
held at Malta Bend. Wednesday
February . at p. m. Burial at the
Malta Bend cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

Record crowds are expected at the
inauguration OF President Wilson
According to official figures 10000
national guardsmen and members OF
other organizations have definitely
arranged TO be present.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

A political revolution in Spain is
predicted. Advantage will be taken
o. the deep-seated industrial discon.
tent which has long been seething
among all classes Of Spanish workers
to carry into effect the plans OF the
revolutionists.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

Frank NJ. Ryan. president OF the
Structural Iron Workers Union, who
was sentenced to seven years In the
federal prison as alleged chief con
piritor In the dynamite plots" was
released on a s7o.0oo bond pendins
an appeal to the United States court
of appeals.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

James n, Harrell is here from
Brunswick. visiting his sister, Mrs,
Mary Rimby. and other friends. +, He
reports his business over there good
and he looks prosperous.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
CURRENT EVENTS
A FEW OF THE THINGS THAT
MAKE HISTORY BRIEFLY
TOLD.

Carl V. Higgins, joror, whose ILL
ness caused an interruption of the
trial OF DR.. D. Clark Hyde, was dis
:harged saturday, thus making anoth-
er complication in this celebrated
case.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

was officially announced that
hostilities began Monday, February 3,
between the Allies of Balkan states
and Turkey at Adrianople and Tcha-
talja. The armstice lasted exactly
two months. The Allied armies will
now attempt TO drive the Ottoman
nation completely out of Europe.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

During the hunting season Just
closed In Oklahoma. twelve persons
were killed accidently, the same num-
her as during last season. During
the past eight years or beginnine
with the close of the hunting season
of 1906, i45 persons have been killed
and injured in Oklahoma hunting ac-
cidents. Over half the injured were
crippled for life.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

The Initiative and referendum
amendment to the Kansas constitu-
tion was kill in the senate, Tuesday
by vote OF 22 to Is. II required q
votes TO pass the measure.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

Thirty eight states have ratified
the constitutional amendment provid-
ing for an income tax, which is two
more than the necessary two-thirds
majority. Connecticut, New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island and Utah are
the only states that have declared
against the amendment,
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

has aroused fears of repetition OF the
disastrous inndation which occurred
in Paris in the winter of 1901.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
COUNTY JUDGES VISIT
THE COUNTY FARM

Presiding Judge W Il. Hickman
and Judges Davidson and Gwinn
Visited the county farm Wednesday
and found every thing In COM
mondable condition The Judges
compliment superintendent W. ~.
Wilson for his excellent care Of the
81 inmates Of the home.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

II Mr.. Groundhog was late In gett
Ing out sunday, he had no opportunl
ty 10 see his shadow. In the after
noon the snow gave him a welcome
which We hone induced him to aban
don his winterquarters for good. w
feel that the conditions on ground
hogs day were such as to warren
the hope at least, II not the belief
that we are TO have an early sprinp
with little cold weather, few storm
and no billiards during the remain
der OF the winter.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
Destroyed nv Fire.

The building and shop OF the Arm
strong Herald was destroyed by fire
Tuesday night.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

Hugh Hayes, one OF Marshall's
champion Crystal White orpington
breeders, shipped a cockerel to Bill
ings, Montana, this week for which
lie received fancy price.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

Edward r. Dunno OF Chicago wat
inaugurated Governor of Illinois a
noon on Monday. February Srd, anC
the other democratic state Officers
were duly installed in office,
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
POULTRY MARKET
Furnished 10y the New York Racket
Wednesday. February ).

j. II. Little OF southwest OF town
moved to Stillwell. Kans. to reside
recently.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

The deadlock over the election o.
speaker IN the Illinois house OF re.
prcscntatiyes was broken by the elec-
ton OF VIM. Mckinley, Democrat,
last Wednesday. Forty-slx OF tht
lltly Republicans voted for Mckinley.
on the 76th ballot II Is claimed o
deaf involving the election OF United
States senator produced the result.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

". 4. Dorm. Marshall.
Mary Aufdengnrten. Marshall.
Louis Darling. Marshall.
Barbara McDivitt.
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

The rapid rise of the River seine
The Marshall republican., 1913-02-07

William Il. Nelson. owner OF th'
Kansas City Star. was sentenced e
one day In Jail by Circuit Judge Guth'
rie on u charge OF contempt OF court
for publishing an account OF trial l.
Judge Guthrlcs court In which he cri
ticlsed the action OF the Judge. Mr.
Nelson at once secured write q
hablas corpus from Judge j. NJ. JohC
son OF the Kansas city court OF ap
peals. lie was released on a per
sonal bond TO appear Wednesday
February 9th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

enth and Harrison streets. Tuesday
evening. The evening was very en-
joyably spent at fancy work. music
and games. and ut an appropriate hour
delicious refreshments were served.
The Young Ladies' Class OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church and their
gentlemen friends were very pleasant
ly entertained by Mrs. u. II. King. at
her home on North Jeefrson street,
last evening. Music. games and fancy
work formed the principal diversions
of the evening. and at a seasonable
hour delicious refreshments we're
served.
The annual banquet IN honor OF the
foot ball team OF the Bellaire High
school will be held in the parlors OF
the Windsor hotel this evening The
banquet will be given by the High
School Athletic Association. The mem
bers OF the High school faculty have
been invited TO attend this event. An
interesting musical and literary pro
gram has been prepared. and the cap
tain OF next years foot ball team will
probably be elected.
A business meeting OF the Christian
Endeavor Society OF the Shady
Presbyterian church will be held at the
church this evening
Arrangements are being made for a
tango dance TO be given by a number
OF young men OF this city In the Roma
hall, on Belmont street. Saturday
evening OF this week.
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Court Procee dInps.

The city council has fled suit IN
common pleas court in the matter of
transferring $4,000 from the public
safety fund TO the public service fund.
The safety funds shows n surplus
and the service funds are rather low.
IL would probably be a good thing II
council would use this money TO pay
"a an increase 10 the salaries of
some OF the hiRs city officials for
their superhuman services.
Andrew Brander. a coal miner. filed
a damage suit against the West
Wheeling coal company for $4,000
for personal injuries.
A suit entitled Dominick Wells vs.
The Blackwell Coal company was
filed in common pleas court yester-
day. The plaintiff asks for 1000
for injuries received while at work
IN the mine OF the defendant COM
pany.
The case OF the Murphy Iron works
against c. A. Smith OF this city was
postponed until the next term OF
court.
Mrs. Stina MatuskI OF Neffs was
fined 5000 and costs by Mayor Davis
OF St. Clairsville for a violation OF
the Rose law. The case will be ap-
pealed.
Quite n little excitement was Gre
ated on Belmont street last evening.
when a constable chased a we'll
known colored lady down the street
The constable yelled for the coiored
woman TO stop. but this only in
creased her speed. and she soon out
disianced the constable. much 20 the
amusement of the pedestrians.
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the Black Prince lodge. Knights OF
Pythas. OF this city was held last
evening. Delegations from every
Pythian lodge In the SURROUNDING
towns were In attendance and the
meeting was one OF the most sue
cessful ever held In this vicinity. A
splendid program was rendered In
their quarters IN the l.. o. .. F. hall
and addresses were delivered by n
number OF the visiting members. Fol-
lowing the rendition OF ~. program
the local members and the visiting
delegations adjourned to their new
quarters on Union street. where an
elaborate banquet was served.
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Great Picture Tomorrow.

The Olympic theatres double rea-
ture show tomorrow will carry one
OF the greatest OF the Vitagraph Com
pany's dramatic pictures. "a Prince
OF Evil" IL is a two reel story OF
how a weakness for gambling placed
a woman IN the power OF a rascal.
She is saved by the devotion OF her
sister. Rogers Lycton has a wonder
full part as the prince the best
thing he has ever done. Edith Storey.
Anita Stewart. f. X. Lincoln and
Harry Northup have the other parts.
IL IL one OF those rare picture treats
that no lover OF good pictures should
miss. Another feature will be The
Diamond Miniature" two reel Pathe
detective story.
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"The New Minister"

No doubt a large crowd will be
present at the Kirkwood VI r. church
this evening to see the play The New
Minister which will be given by the
Epworth League OF the church. The
following is the program and the cast
of characters:
Rev. Homer Alexander Brown. the
new minister Alfred Thurniss
Prof. Topnote. leader OF the choir.
----.-- Zee Ramp
crescendo r. Flat ....... William Fox
llezekiah =. Sharp ....... Rev. Mayer
Ralphy Bunter. baritone in choir.
............. willard wilson
Seth Perkins. a to<e....C. e. Woodcock
Daisy T.oVetoy. the new school
teacher. Mrs. Nell Thompson GIL
Odelia Hasbin. organizer Of the Old
Maids club Airs. &. g. Woodcock
Petunia Pimples. the milliner. 49,.
....-.......--.. Adreene Kitchener
NATURALIZATION. sidney Mayer
Augusta Wind. every body's friend.
........ Mrs. y. u. SpraSue
Mrs. Delaney, president OF the La
dies Aid Mrs Harry McConnauEhy
Members Of the choir. Ladies' Aid So
ciety. old Maids club. Sewing circle.
etc.
A number Of tickets have been sold
in advance for the AFFAIR. and a large
crowd is assured. Regular rehearsals
are being held and an evening OF good
entertainment is anticipated by all.
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Tho Junior Mechanics held p well nf.
tended meeting in their hail iu the
Shrov -hertcy building last evening
4 large number ~ uuf.of.t town ren-
huI forum last stenIue.
Tho Wnudmcr viii hold regular
meeting iu their hall ou Hanover street
tomorrow evening.
The bot mills 40 the Elm mlu will
close down 90 tre end ~ the arst turn
tnie mnruinr and viii not resume till
The Rcd Men will hold a regular
meeting in their bon on Hanover street
fhlq evening and viii have several can
dinnfos uU Tor Initiation.
The windows OF the business places
ir t.Ie city present H handsome appsar-
Hnrr with their Christmas tecoratiors.
out t1 the employees OF the Gin mills To-
morrow
several people from this city viii at
ffru The performance % THE Blue
llrd' at The Court this evening
several mon iu the employ ~ the 4.
q u railroad iu thie city were Lid %
yesterday. uH 40 ie tro intention q the
company fn reduce expenses
Good progress ie briur made On the
improvements to the ClfN hospital dcs-
p.ts tle Indictment weather.
The 0rIn" HI owls and the Lady Mac
'.uNNN NlII have charge nf the enter
rinurut 40 Che Armory hau tomorrow
evening
The local order of EIks will assist IN
making thc hearts of the poor people
Elsd ln this citv on Christmas ~ DIS
trIbufiuG baskets
Nnv one having any items 81 interest
for this paper can call atf-J on the
Ncu phone or leave their items al
Eaiston a farksr's drss store
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Bridueport Briefs.

Judge Charles Lynch. of St Glars
Vile. was in this city yesterday. on
business.
ARENAS Williams. OF Pomeroy. o.,
is here, the guest OF his brother for
a few days.
Deputy sheriff John Sauers. OF ST.
Clairsville. was here yesterday, on
business
\ large number OF local people at
tended the lecture at the Martins Fer
~ High school
Mrs Harvey Sayer. OF East Liver
pool. returned 20 her home last even
ing. after a short visit with her broth
er here.
County Auditor Emerson Campbell,
OF 81. Clairsville. was here last even
ing. on business.
Daniel Detwyler. a former broom
maker. has returned to this city and
Will soon embark in business.
ANY person having news items for
this paper. call 3i2-J on the Bell phone
or leave same al Roberts & Fredrich'5
drug store
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BELLAIRE
Another Shoplifter.

Shoplifting seems TO have become a
mania in this city. and on all sides
the merchants are planning OF los
ing goods by the working Of these
slick fingered artists. Yesterday at
ternoon about 4 o'clock another shop
litter was taken in custody. This time
Il was young man from tho vicinity
OF Stewartsville. west OF this city.
who turned the trick In company
with several others he entered the
Woolworth and 10 cent store and
inspected the goods displayed Mr.
Manchester. mana ger of 'ra .fr.a.
was on the lookout for Just such as
ni1n and watched him p4. o. nu....., d..
81 articles In HIS pocket While ST.
Manchester was making bis way
through the crowd 20 intercept tho
young man the latter made fis ext.
Mr. Manchoster followed him down
Thirty third street 10 Z Mon. where
The young man stopped and apparent
lv was waiting FOR some one Nan
chester then went 10 tho police ia
ton and notified sers .dut -imp.on
~ the thcft and togo. her hoy wont
down Union street. AMI found tho
man Standing in front ~ 'io fr
change lotel Ills pock-.s we're bulc-
inF Wih the stolol orr .trs and Man
chester identified no. s.f..los Ser
Reant Si1,pe"E placed hiu under ar
rest ant D." was Logged 'r AL 90
await e f-at.rr L.tfrr Mayor Waas
man This worulne When searched
SRI the ppiI vol station Do AT almost
enough stock in his pockets fo start
o. i've and TO- cent i'orr Anon. fns
articles we're several pairs OF socks.
q penknife. pair ~ nippers. har.
monica. n tablet. pencils and a Iarga
assortment ~ other articles
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Well Known Man Dies.

John l.. Blake. a well known miner
living az Blaine. died at his home late
last evening. after n lingering illness
OF q complication OF diseases. The
deceased was 81 years OF age and is
survived by n wife and one child. who
have the sympathy OF a number OF
friends. He was = member of the
miners union and the Foresters. F>i-
neral services will be held Sunday af-
ternoon
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with iho APPROACH az Christmas fro
request f0r early shopping grows
moro urgent Tho Wheeling Traction
company ia ASSISTING Boo This cam.
ralsn hy posting large plaoard. ir
their cars urEInr the people to hop
early While che merchant. ~ This
city iavo made pil preparation for
OBJ" usual .urh ~ Christmas shoppers.
~ ia very evident that tlc rush VIII
D. rroator than over ha year
While he patrons of tho local
stores are needing thc advice Of the
merchants and shopping early. there
D. alwava larrn number Of people
Who wait until tho last minute
1hpro ahnppinr early got Tho nrrt
choice and are better accommodated
than thoso who l.nror. as The stores
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Meeting rhis rr.ninr-

IN'e evening a. the home % Mrs.
Mary ~|I pmdr. on North Tlff. street.
WIZ he n'l4 tie regular monthly meet
INK of the WuwHus Home Missionary
society ~ the First ". D. church aud
the following program viii Doc rendered.
Review ~ the Year
Keynote. u have chosen YOU" John
Isle.
Scr Ufurc reading
Hymn. Sal Walton. ~ the Jof ftf
sound" SO. 2s1. Hymuni.
PRAYER
s Homo Ni ssIoutry Alphabet
Selection. Ladies' Quartet
U. l'r't Work 81 tie Society"
Mrs. 81. D. Earn
Tire Years Work 81 the Auxiliary"
Sire Roth Morris
Solo. Mrs a. o. MrC1rv
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MARTINS FERRY


Another large crowd was present nt
the Armorv uall last evening Co take iu
tine Prateruai Trading Post and all
were well pleased with the Indian PLAY
that was uut on hN the Red Men an
the Pocahonfas All OF the stands did
70 large business. This cvsuiuE the odd
Fellows and the EcbckHh lodges IN
have charge of the entertainment End
l fne program has been arranged. Tine
feature 81 lig evening" Performance
viii De the appearance Of =. ". Esltl.
vino viii uerforu several or his magic
tricks. Tho free dancing stil continues
90 be a feature or the affair.
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Nearly the entire mcmbsrship 81 tho
local lodge Of knights O. Pythiaa at.
tended fha visitation meeting Of tho
LODGES bon this vicinity 1t Usilaire Iart
otcu.ur and .r" time was eujoyad
lf all The feature 81 tho evening
Was fho olaborat. banquet that was
served and nearly 300 sat 90 tho o..
hIoa The meeting Was ttc largest
hold flr some time.
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Harry Turncr.

Harry Turner. a we'll known coicred
lad OF this city. died at his home on
Indian run yesterday morning at 2
O'Clock. following a lingering Illness.
The deceased was 6 years OF age. and
is survived by a mother and three
brothers. Funeral arrangements have
not been completed. but the services
will probably be conducted tomorrow
afternoon. Interment will be made in
Rose Hill cemetery.