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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-08-05

Nothing except what flows from
the heart can render even external
manners pleasing.-Blair.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-08-05
Whitesburg Booming

Whitesburg, like all other noun
tain towns that have been recently
opened up to the world by railroads,
is decidedly on the boom. Within
the past year the population has
almost doubled. Many substantial
business blocks and residences have
been erected. The Baptist Church
recently dedicated their new houses
OF worship which cost $4,000. A
contract has been let for the con-
structiOn of a County High School
Building at a cost of $4,000. The
lumber business has taken on new
life since the advent of the rail-
road. The people of Whitesburg
are progressive and have the good
roads idea. It is predicted that the
sentiment is so strong that ii will
not be long till the people will call
for vote for good roads which will
mean bond issue.
Rockcastle County Shocked
Rockcastle County people are in
deep mourning because of one OF
the most tragic deaths in all its
history.
Tuesday, August 3rd, at 9 a. m.
about two miles below Wilde
Squire Abney, aged iS, met his SON
in-law, William Shearer, and settled
a family quarrel by shooting and
killing instantly young Shearer.
The trouble between the men orig
mated in the alleged cruelty Of the
husband TO his young wife Flora.
Abney is under guard and will be
tried Friday of this week.
The Stayed was buried Wednes-
day.
More particulars will appear in
our next issue.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-08-05
Normal School
Vocational Schools
Foundation School
Training School

Ralph Leete Gardner, Harry Sphinx,
Lloyd Hoskins. Roy Hatfield, Henry
Jones. Paul Perkins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
ETON COLLEGE NOTES.

Elon College. N. c.. Aug. IA
President Harper and DIR. Atkinson,
Of the Zion College faculty. are away
this week attending the Valley of VIZ.
ginia Central Conference, which ia in
session at Trone. w. Va. They are
both to speak before this body OF
Christian workers, among many 9TH
ers who are to appear on the pro-
gram.
This is the first session Of the va
rfous conferences that are to be held
ldn the bounds of the Southern Chris
titan Convention between now and De-
Icember /.
The following are new members Of
Elon's faculty: Professor r. C. Glenn.
M. A. Columbia University; Profess
sor r. C. Cox. NJ. A.. University OF
North Carolina; DIR. e. o. Randolph,
formerly Of the University of North
Carolina: Mr.. W. J. Gotten. A. B..
Elon College; Miss Jean Demuth. mu-
sic director. Oberlin College; Miss
Mabel Harris. New England Conser-
vatory.
The opening number of Elon's bull
Fietin is to come from the press this
week This is the third bulletin Is
sued bv the college this summer and
In pronounced by all who have had
opportunity TO examine IT to be the
best yet. II will contain thirty-two
CUTS showing the Zion life in Its DIFF
ferent phases.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
How to Teach American
History

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ence, State Normal School,
Harrisonburg. Va
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COLUMBIA.

Especial to The Richmond virginian
Columbia, Va. Aug. 14s--Mrs. r. r.
willard has returned from a visit 10
relatives in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Cowherd are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Cow
herd In Alexandria.
Misses Jennie Hughes and Elise
Hodgson. OF Richmond, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hodgson. Of Georgia. are
spending sometime here with their
mother. Mrs. George Hodgson.
Rev. Amber Biackford and Mrs.
Blackboard are spending the weekend
at "Gfenburnie," the home Of Mrs.
Bugbee and Mics Vera Petit.
Mr.. Amber MCGEE, OF Richmond.
IL visiting his aunt. Mrs. e. T. Hughes.
on Columbia Heights.
Miss Kate Beale viii visit Mrs. Dab.
ney Cosby before returning to Rich
mond for the winter.
Mrs George P. Hodgson. Misses
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roCAHoNrAs.

kapecial to The Richmond virgtnian
Poca hontas. Va, Aug. 14.--Mr. and
~. I. p, Levy, Of Cincinnati. are
kosndanr q few days in Pocahontas
Sc quests Of Mrs. Levy's parents, MT
ma Mrs. Francis Goodman.
M Glenn Hale has returned from
vacation spent with home folks at
NArrcws. Va.
Mrs Rosa b. French. Of Athens. W,
n. 10 the guest of Mrs. III. NJ. um-
berger. on East Water Street
6igman Eternberger. OF Greensboro
N. c., who has been the guest OF MT
Ina Mrs Louis Bach, on West Church
3treet, has returned TO his home.
Rev. w. NJ. Minter conducted the
funeral OF Mr.. 3. T. Johnson. ST.. al
GArrows. Va, Tuesday.
w. q. Jenkins was business visitor
B Graham and Bluefield this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Miller were vfsi-
ors TO Bluefield this week.
Miss COOKIE Saunders. of William
ION, w. Va, was the guest Of friends
d Pocahontas this week.
Nr1. John r. Halter and daughter,
(giss Virginia, have returned from a
Iery pleasant trip to the San Francisco
Exposition.
Or. d. Alexander Halter, of Boston.
~.
lfsit to his parents. DR.. and Mrs John
Halter.
Rev. r. q. Anderson, OF Slab Fork.
", Va. formerly OF Charlottesville
"a. In the guest of his sister. Mrs. B.
Ernest Ward. on West Water Street.
Misses Willie Peery and Sadie
vhtteiey. OF North farewell, Va, have
sen visiting relatives In Pocahontas
his week.
Mira. Charles Baer and daughter,
fiss Ray, are visiting the formers
laughter at Ashland, KY. This week.
John L. Bahcr. OF Lynchburg, a
primer esteemed citizen OF Pocahon-
ii, was a visitor here this week.
n. w. Hicks was N busfress Visitor
b Roanoke this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts, accom-
anied by Miss Margaret Byron. have
cen on q motor trip TO Smyth County
h 4 successful fishing trip.
Thomas r. Emoot, leading citizen
K the Tip Top nsIghborhood. was q
isitor 20 Poca hontas this week.
Mrs c. w. Britton ana children are
siting frien.s and relatives. in Nor
BLK and Portsmouth Va.
Mrs. Houck and her daughter. Miss
souck, of Grayson County, are visit
AZ Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Catron. on
Water Street
Bishop Tucker will hold services at
be Episcopal Church here Sunday at
brnoon At o'clock.
The board of directors OF the Citi-
ms E4rs Department met thfa week
nd made arrangements TO send the
4moers OF the department who wish
take their annual outing the last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
SUNDAY SERVICES At
RAILWAY !. N. c. A.


The Sunday afternoon services al
Mo Railroad 7. II. c. A which were
t1spemded during the heated term. will
- raeamed today. and the first meet
In9 Will be an old-time testimony SER
49, or religious experience meetins.
me told-time spiritual songs WIN be
lung and there win be several short
kAllea.
The ''siiver ouartette." oompina-
hon OF instrumentalists. composed q
The assistant secretaries. will be
prominent feature in the fall enter
kainment schedule. These gentlemen
hre Messrs. Bell. Dowdy. Fletcher and
johnson. They have brand new horns
Ind are industriously practicfng.
The Tuesday Clubs table VIII %
kpread a. usual on the 18th. and 9
hood speaker win supply the oratory'
The basement OF the building winch
Auffercd from the recent Hood has been
40 IN rood condition. and everything
4 noving along smoothly.
The reading and game rooms nave
|bo6n v1aatsA this week by . number OF
kity vlsitors, and all OF them highly
kornplimsntsd tbs institution.
The fall educational classes bid fair
% IS largely attended this year. Chief
tnstructor johnson IL right on the
lob
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15

Of this month 70 the State conysn'
ton.
The following teachers have beer
chosen for Pocahontas High School
for next session:
Principai--Professor c. G. Caldwell
New Castle, Va.
English and histcfy-Miss II. d
Conway, Lahore. va
Latin and science--Giss Charlotte
Persin9er. SAltpetre Cave. Va.
Seventh grade--Miss Mary A. Wat
son, LynchburG, Va
sixth Erade-Miss Louise Rixey
Cuipeper, Va
Fifth grade-Miss Eva Price, now al
San Francisco. Cal.
Fourth grade-Miss Enie Garland
Graham. Va.
Third grade--Miss Frances sad,er
Wilmington. Va.
Second grade-Miss Scottie Nc
Pheeters. Mint Springs, Va.
First grade-Miss Alma Carver. Mil
Ter School, Va.
Rev. w. r. Richman, e. v, Garrett.
]. C.Walters and J. M. Newton were
chosen as delegates from the Rap-
list Church to the New Lebanon AS
ISOLATION. which met at Bluefield this
week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
MAKES THIRD ATTEMPT
TO ESCAPE PRISON
Desperate Convict Had Been Shot In
Two Former Attempts to Evade
Pursuit.

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
wytheville, Va. Aug. 14.--Moscow
Savage, who escaped from the cri-
minai department at the Marion Hos
pitai en- right of August 10. has been
arrested near Mt. Carmel in Smythe
County. Savage has an unusual cri-
minal record. He was serving term
OF twenty EIGHT years in the Virginia
Penitenfiary for killing two men
at Appalachia. Wise County. when he
escaped, going TO penhsylvania. where
he was shot on being rearrested.
He was returned to the Virginia
Penitentiary, where 1t Is said that he
made a second escape and was again
shot He was then transferred to the
Marion Hospital for treatment when
he made his third escape. He 10 con.
sidered a desperate prisoner. He 10 Of
German descent and IL about thirty
years Of age, Of good appearances ana
attractive manner. Not being ac-
duaintesi with this section largely pre-
vented his escape to distant state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
ST. Hlda's Hall
a SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Charles Town, West virginia.
kinder the auspices Of the Bishops.
" fhe Diocese (Episcopal). Near
miles from Harp
III Ferry. College Preparatory
knd elective courses. Music and
kft. Outdoor spQrts and athletics
Under trained Director. For cata-
Y address MARIAN PENDLErON
SurAIA Principal. (Prtncipaf of
|tuart Hall for the past le years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
ROANOKE COLLEGE

6kAkXKAlUs ns
Iocataon-Gituated In the famous
Roanoke Valley. unsurpassed for
hcalthfui climate and grandeur Of sur
rounding mountain scenery.
Rank-A Standard American Col
iege for men---its A. b. degree accept
ed by best American universities
Courscs--Courses for degrees ar
ranged In groups. preparing for life
and looking to the various professions
FnctIit1es-A strong faculty Of nine
teen; library of $4,000 volumes: work
ing laboratories; eight buildings. in-
Guiding new dormitory system OF five
sections $50 feet in length. and hand
some new gymnasium.
Roanoke 10 devoted TO Christian ed
ucataon for the service OF church and
State.
Sixty-third session begins Sept Is.
For free catalogue and illustrated cir
cular address J. A. MOREHEAD. Pres.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15

Jennie Hughes and Elizabeth iucn-
ardson. Protector william Nelson ann
Mr.. Robert Hodgson rnotored to Char
iottesvilje Thursda-
Miss Harriette Hughes, OF Lancaster,
8. c., IL visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. w. Davis, OF Fon-
taine Inn, q. c.. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Hughes.
Mr.. Arthur Wailow and family mo-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15

.tored to Richmond on Wednesday.
Miss Lutreile seay, Of wilmington,
is visiting Miss Adelaide waliow
Mr.. Irwin Quaries Wood spent tho
weekend here with his parents.
Miss virgilia Mosby Is visiting reia-
tives at Leroy. Va.
Mr.. Stephen Hughes, Of Richmond,
is the guest of lis sister, Mrs. Hodg-
SON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
WILL ENTERTAIN
ATLANTIC FLEET

Newport News, Va. Aug. 14.--Plans
for the entertainment Of the sailors
and officers of the Atlantic fleet, TO
rendezvous in Hampton Roads. August
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15

10. for a three weeks stay wfre
launched last night at meeting q
the Chamber Of Commerce. y. ".
Milstead. Commissioners Of the cham-
Der department OF public affairs. u 10
have charge of the preparations for
the "tackies." si
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
LAW SCHOOL
Richmond College
Forty-fifth Session Opens

Forty-nnh Session Opens
September 10.
Two years course of study leading
to degree OF LIB. Able faculty Of
four professors and two lecturers.
Moderate expenses. Send for catalogue
20 W. 8. McNeiil Pm. D., Travellers
Building. Richmond, Va. or
President F. w. BoATwRIGHT.
Richmond College. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
New rd,tor Tn c-narre.

J. NJ. Bell, a weIl-known newspaper
man, has accepted the position OF edi-
tor and manager Of the Hopeweli Daily
News He viii enter upon his duties
tomorrow morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15

UHusHtD EtONsstFE1 uk Z&AVOff.
Martinsvile. Va. Aug. t<.-There
was a large gathering of $4,000 people
at Axton County when the boosters
came ont from Danville and gave the
people a Brunswick stew and many
very entertaining speeches. The Dan
Vile and Western Railroad gave them
very handsome train from Danville.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-14
COMMITTEES
DISCUSSED
AUTO ROAD

A joint meeting of the members OF
:he various committees concerned in
The future OF the roadbed of the Flor
ence & Cripple Creek Railroad COM
pany was held at Florence few days
ago and the matter thoroughly dis.
cussed. The Cripple Greek district
was represented at the conference
by e. A. Carlton and Nelson Frank
lin; Canon City by D. w. Ross, Geo.
a. Sale and w N. Clark; Florence
by T. NJ. Howels. ]. D. Stewart
and George w Columbia; Penrose
and Beaver Park by E. P. Olmstead.
Messrs Carlton and Franklin pres
ented a verbal proposition of what
the railroad company might be ex-
pected to do if Canon City and Flor
enee would withdraw the suit now
before the state railway commission
to compel it to rebuild its line thru
Phantom canon and restore train
service between the Arkansas valley
and the Cripple Creek district. They
Indicated the amount of money that
might be expected from the railroad
company and the state highway COM
nilsson for the conversion of the F.
& c.. C. right-of-way into a public
load for automobile and other travel,
provided the suit to force the rebuild
ing Of steam road. with its conse-
quent restoration of traffic. is stop
ped. 1t was suggested by Mr.. Ross
that the proposal be reduced to writ
ing and this the Cripple Creek COM
mittee promised to do in the course
OF a week or ten days and send it
TO President Novels Of the Canon City
Chamber OF Commerce. The commu-
nication is expected to show just
what the district will do in fnan-
cial way to convert the old railroad
track into public roadway.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-14
INSTALLED
MONDAY MIGHT

The of.icers-e'ect OF waldo's en-.
campment No. 10. OF this city were
Installed Monday night BY J. II.
Edwards OF Florence, patriarch Of
the order In Colorado. in a beautiful
and Impressive manner. Mrs. Sarah
IL. Waldo presented the camp with
a splendid crayon portrait of Judge
Charles e. Waldo. for whom the
camp was named. which was accepted
with much pleasure and satisfaction.
After the session had closed, cider.
doughnuts and cigars we're INDUCED
in and the assembled company spent
an hour or so in social way. The
officers Of the encampment for the
ensuing year are Ed. 8. Miller, chief
patriarch: E. w. Jenks. high priest:
l. H. Lewis. senior warden: W. l..
Goyett. junior warden: G. 4. Friend.
rcribe; J. H. 1ornsy. treasurer. A.
L. Earl, guide: F. F. Hunter. frs:
watch: II. W. Hndley. second watch:
Lee HIN. third watch; R. W. Joha-
son. fourth watch; D. W. Dunlap.
inner sentinel; Albert Rule. outer
sentinel; Rev. c. T. nuiey. arst
guard; H. o. Ward. second guard;
A. s. Lonnacker. trustee.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-14
COMMISSIONERS MAKE
A FEW APPOINTMENTS

The board OF county commissioners
snet at 10 o'clock this morning fer re-
organization and to make its appoint
1rent for the biennial period. 8. G.
Kelso retired from the board as the
representative of the second district
and was succeeded by j. Victor Nc
Candless.
The board was re-organized by the
election of W. A. Chapson as chair
man, who follows Mr. Kelso in that
tosition. Up to o'clock this after
noon only few of the appointments
mad been made: the board having been
TOO busy with routine matters to com.
plete It's work in that respect.
The appointments thus far announc.
ed by the board include Judge J. G..
Schweigert, to succeed himself as
county attorney; Robert E. Loyern, to
succeed himself as ianitor at the coun-
~ court house; and DR.. F. R. Moore
of Florence to succeed himself as
county health officer.
The places to be filled by the board
by appointment included county ply
sician and assistant; superintendent
and matron at the county poor farm;
a horticultural Inspector and the var
ious road overseers. eight or ten in
number.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-14


adequate legislation. Great care
must be taken in preparing this law
. avoid legal difhcalties and 4, mako
it enforceable. II poor law is
drafted. wholesale evasion and con
feauent lawlessncss will follow sure
Iy and the taxpayers OF every county
will be compelled to pay heavy tri-
lutte. You should be guided by the
experience of other states. After
years OF experiment Kansas has
prohibitory laws that are enforceable
and effective.
Certain rights Of purchase and sale
for medical and sacramental purpos-
cE ars provided by the constitutional
amendment and these rights should
be safeguAfasd. but not extended.
Wholesalers should not be permitted :
TO sell to retailers for any purpose
whatsoever. Adequate means OF enc
f5rcement and punishment for viola
tions should be provided. Those Up.
On whom the duty Of law enforcement
win fall ultimately should have the
power to discharge fully this dnty.
Adequate means OF law enforcement
VIII prevent the iawbreaker from get
ting his first start. Inadequate means
XIII provide him his opportunity. Such
notices and records should be requir-
ed to be kept as viii make II impos-
sible for any Que 10 procure intori-
rants without the knowledge Of ths
authorities. Peace officers shouid be
given the same right Of search as y
now given IN the gambling statute
Il should be made easy to remove Of
ness who refuse or nsgiset % enforce
the laws passed By the legislature.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-14
VIC M'CAMOlESS MAKES
NIT As 4 SPEAKER

Ths county commissioners. includ-
Ing 8. O. Kslso. H. W.. Pig and ".
A. Chapson. inside thslr Trip q in-
specsion 10 ne county fArm last m
gay. and oxtsn1sa ~ invttAsion 70 J.
victor Mccandiesn. ne nsvlyslsessd
sSmmissionsr. 70 accompany tAsme
On their arrival At The farm thsy
we're aErssably surprised to and that
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens. who have
charge Of the Instisntion. had prepAz-
ID = ana~ turkey dinner in antieipa-
ton Of their coming Of which they
rartook with great enjoyment at the
noon hour.
Just before dinner Mr.. chspson CALI
ed Mr. Mecandiess aside and explain
ed that at the cioss Of the dinner they
we're going to present Mr.. Keiso. the
retiring member Of the board, with =
EoAAunotAne~ - ADASA u tnS ~t-o
friendship they had formed through
their association on the board and the
pleasant intercourse they had enjoy
I'd together. and startled Mr.. Nc
candiess by announcing that Il was
np TO him to make the presentation
speech. Vie. protested he had never
made speech in his life and oratory
was entirely out OF his line. but Mr..
Chapson insisted that neither be nor
Mr.. PigE could even make . stagger {.
n. the thing. and that Vic would havs
10 do il. Vic was pretty worried
through the dinner. which he failed
10 enjoy TO the extent that Its merits
warranted. but at the Gloss he faced
the inevitable and made the prsssnta-
;ion speech. and Messrs- Chapson.
Kelso and Piss attest that he ala Il
In nnc style and with Considerable
grace. thus adding another % his
inug list Of accomplishment which he
was too modest to believe he possess
Cd Ths gift prsssn,sd 70 Mr.. Ksiso
was an Elk tooth set In = charm and
beautifully engraved With tho num-
her Of the lodge Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-14
mrs. PEARL PluLS
DIED THIS MORMIne

Ms. Pearl PAals. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lnthcr Van slyke. died At
the home Of her parents. izss Twelfth
street. Lincoln Park. at II O'Clock this
morning after lingering iIlness.
Deceased had been a resident Of Los
Angeles. California. for q number Of
years and came here from that city
about three months ago with tho hope
that . change Of climate would be
Helpful in arrestins the decline In
Ter health. which had set In some
time previously.
The husband Of Mrs. Pauis vas kill.
ed In an accident ON the Pacific coast
about two years ago. She leaves .
son. Freeman Pauln. aged six years,
besides numerous relatives and
friends to mourn her untimely death.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been announced as the family
Ia desiroua Of communicating with
relatives OF the deceased in cai;for.
mia before liking the time for the ser.
vice.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-14
WOODY HI66InS SELLS
BIG BUNCH OF CATTLE

Woody Higgins. one of the promot-
last summer. passed through Florence
yesterday enroute to his home in Gar
den Park. from Colorado Springs af-
ter disposing OF $4,000 worth of cat.
tie at top prices The cattle we're de-
Evered Sunday when Garden park ex-
periened a blizzard Of such violence
that It was imposaibIe to distinguish
the stock ten yards away. and Mr.
Hissins sstipsses thst sis Loss due to
ths had sHsct Of the storm on tho con
ditien Of lhs cattle wns a. high ns
sSoe. Klorsses Cisizen.
4" |"|| ~ . = |"N Pr |I
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-14
Friends In Council

The Friends in Council held its
first meeting after Christmas Friday,
at Pythian hall. the president, Mrs.
Graves. in the chair.
The report Of the previous meeting
was read by the secretary and approx
ed. Several letters were read and
acted. upon. A New Years card was
read from Mrs. Collins.
The Education Committee had
charge Of The afternoon ana after The
business Of he club va transacted.
the membsrs X ths dub were their
guests. Mn. CebdIss asslng = chair
ma. ka1 skosg, = ~ pSopan no
m = ~ ~ s11s<,s s1si,s'
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.

As l have assumed the duties Of
the office Of County Clerk, wish to
make the following announcement fs-
garding the insurance and real es-
tate business heretofore conducted
by Mr.. A. 8. Kendrick and myself.
have purchased the interest IN the
business which Mr.. Kendrick former
iy owned and have placed in charge
of the Office. Mr.. H. NJ. Kellogg, who
will look after the business for me.
Mr. Kellogg has had fifteen years
practical experience in writing In
surance and the handling Of real e.
tate. and all expirations Of insurance
and other business connected with
the Office win be carefully and prompt
iy looked after by Mr.. Kellogg.
Thanking my many friends tor
their kind patronage in the past. and
soliciting a continuance Of the Saant
Under the new management. / an,
very truly.
G. A. LINKEllD.
1ot1d -itN