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Vol. 1.
v 4-
NEWS BRIEFS
THE PEOPLE WHO COME AND
GO LITTLE LOCALS. .
V
Itisi it bltritt Condense. And Boiled
Can. Tee PerscnaU istl Brief Hews
JNO. M. JULIAN, CitTJ News Editor.
p. A. Harris went to Greensboro
last night. -
II. O. Tyaon If spending the week
In Stanly county on business. ,
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Will Re:pti Ktit Uesiaj. -Estet i:l
Begtlatto h is uicrcei.
Knrron Index: I wish to
call the attention of the pat
rons of the Salisbury public
schools to the iact that these
schools will reopen next Mon
day January 8. The first
term of four and one half
months will close on Friday,
January 20. On Monday,
January 23. new . pupils may
enter for the second term of
four and one half montlis,
but no pupils will be received
who cannot enter some one ox
JUNIORS MEET.
An Excellent Address By Ron.
THo. F. Kluttz.
Officers cf the Tires Lees Installed at
TllsUeetlfig. Sjsspsls of Mr. Ilattz's
SpeecS-Tls Order t Poier, be Sijs.
The installation of the ofBcere
of the Jr. O. U. A. M.of this city
io the lodge room of Council . No
18, last night, was an interesting
event. ' , : ' : ' ,
The hall was crowded with Ju
1 1 .
' nv-r
far
" 3Vtum MiUcr returncflfroixi
a short business trip toBtsteSvlUe.
Mrs. J. II. t.. Ulce went to Wood
lenf this morning on a visit to rel
atives. H.T. Bhnion, who has been in
Jtshevllle on business has returned
to the city.-
i
O. T. Mowery hss ben confined
to his rMm t.lnce tiaturday with a
vacciuatcd arm.
.i
MIm JcMrtle Fouler returned to
Btatesvllle thli morning Nfier vis
It to relative In thlx county.
Mra. H. J.'Ovwiian, who has been
inKo klrk fur lhf DL uevk. U IllUC'h
lniuroved tody. we are pleased to schools gradually improved.
lertrn. CuAS. L. Coojf, bup t.
C. A. Overman, who has been SALISBURY, Jan. 3, 1900.
with Wallace's clothing store for
several monthp, has Riven up his jo-1 j $DSnltr jJcae.
6REAT VATEB fOV.Z.
TtsDeielCFceat tf Citaiti ,
crti is Prtgress. , '
'Mr. T. H. Vanderfa 1
in this morning; fronuGrc
hnm find left Onithe ii
train for hickory:. "II icca
there : on business coc c c tf "
with the development f t
Catawba river pcrer. j ; J
Mr. Vanderford wad inter
ested in this propertyv .i l has
had v ample opportunity to
learn of its possibiliuesr He
tells us that work liaj already
beea begun on-theldevelop
ment of the property and it
bids fair to becoraedne of t.
of. th
l i v . 1 , .... .. - . '.'
nior8,representing the three lodges.
John W. DavK who has been sicic - r iwc,& i-w,,fv fnrfnpH J .i t? trirt infnC
7 . . . r 1 lun worsen .iwvumj Q(ra, yjwj. f ..mmw w,v- , 4- Wnlu rwvnroftfr .rt- tf,'' L V
the work of the :teachers in ing. "MrTKhitti belatthiaaddres of
the second terra for the bene- by referring to the antiquity of
fit of thOBe who did not enter secret societies. "I am a believer
however will be done that glory of all these
can be done in the interest of man 8 Bn8l
all the children of the city,
rnnRietent with oroDer disci
dependence.
weak "alone
'The
orders, testifies
loneliues9 and
Man is single ; and
butl co-operation
FEARFUL
BURtlS.
FA1HTED JIK3 FELL
4.
l!rs.E::::a Pre;irl:xt3g3 t::s, Fts A Well fo:ra ClHzta cf Tfc3 C:::t),C!.i
tJ Is Yerjlll. tf BplptUs. :
Mr. J, F.J. Agner,a wellkriowxv
citizen ? of the county, died una
moming about "2 o'clock at hia
home six miles from, Salisbury,
V'iittb Girl. Almost Burned in
; XV to a Crisp. ,
., - ' ' " . . T - :;
c? ti Eer Fatisr Yillls lis
f:-:s,Esiel:?ei Her ssj Stripped cf
:C!::i!:i-Fsti:rE2n:tiAls9.
- Vith her bands,! arm's, neck and
hip?' burned almost to a crisp,
l!ttbjfcfoe'-yeall ' Elsia Webb
lay screaming with pain this af
ternoon at . o'clock.
. She was ai bundle of bandage
from chin to feet. ; ine wnow F TTJ. children to iuourn his loss.
. infT nn nrnaa air v - tji nminrH nir i ,
Tiai.ion and mother on- i -
t JUbU Vl u.w.-.
Mn. Holl man. mother ot Mrs.
H. S. Livengood, whot lives in East
Salisbury, was contemplating this
morning with pleasure her return
to the old home place at Cleveland.
' Instead; of the visit, the old
home and the familiar faces, she
lies on a bed of sickness . at her
daughters in a very precarious
condition.. - - '
, She has . not been , well , ; for
sometime but recently tjere had
been a marked improvement in
her conditions She bad made her
Mr. Agner: had only been coo
fined to his bed for a few days, but
erysipelas, made rapid and teni
able ravages on the physicial man
and , at the hour mentioned the
dissolution came.
Mr. Agner was just in the prime
of life, being 40 years old, and was
a fine specimen .of the physical
man. -
He .leaves a wife and several
Rnffineer-Vesu lsiiow m
datavba;?'counp8iOTeying
and doing the . preliminary
work i for a railroad from
Sloan's Btati0h'"p)0kqut pjp faeet about three blocks
Shoals. Just as soon as this
Vwl nvr tha second bridste. In the
preliminary work is .com- rear of Mr. WebVs Nhome
her .offering ana nor cries wh;Ie- when she fainted. After
nlA&a alone could convey xne x-1 beincr restored to cousciousnea a e
V- I -
tent. , .
- The child is a daughter of Mr.
T. RvWAhh.' who Hues on South
He was a-meniber ri V" iht -
Arciifcur!ipu3li .
"the distance of his rea4ice froia
Cowii, it is "not likely that the Ar-;
can urns will atteud the funeral
iu a body. .
N arrangements had been made
some
and
ens him. We claim no antiquity I m.u s f iWa ilw Val. t hnn.incf a. brnsh fire. "The
regulations Of the Schools as for thia order. Iam older myself. waA- 5n this little girl was near the fire when a
than the Jr. O. U. A. M., yet this , . . . . f hat niece of cotton in the hands of one
Weil as ail Uiuer rcKu"vuo, aoes nox, muicuw umv l or1wnflS will of the. panics cauguu mo.
proper afC1' throueh a fraternal order strength- rrvid willhfl built r.JnreA children had made
Dline and organiiation. Ihe -a w rift;m no antiauitv y m, .- .f iu aJi wii .. u - r
m i uw ' a. s. ' n i a la nn u in iiih itiii v w na- i wMrH iiuiuiuk w v w
had several spasms and was m a
very critical condition : this morn-
Tirmn for the funeral.
The exact nature of Mr. Holl- -
noon to-day she was rating fairly SolC TO BUdtfl
well.
GREAT INCREASE.
will continue to be enforced progressed.
nnH tliA pffir.ientiv of the no
- - ...
better if older-no better than be taken; of; the , opportunity
if it had existed through all the to, aeveiop ill.
t.hft world's creation.
o . . I u.. n. n.
Born of the wants of genius in Rsw uih6 oiuib'
1858. how has the little seed of A new drug store will be opened
dress b'ad caught from the cotton
and was ablaze. She ran scream-
Quite a number of the Salisbury.
boys lef tthis morning for Bingham .
school at Mebane. Among those;
who went down we noticed Haden
Holmes, ' Charles Rehdlemen,
Henry Davis; Walter Crump, Mos
es Bean. Frank McCabbins, John
Uion.
Mrs. S.8. Cole, who has been vIm-
lltnff restive lu Virginia Tor the
past tuoiUli, la exacted home next
week.
J. UoMtlan, who has been
cK'rklnieai Uer Flnk'a, baa ac-
reiiedM lMralliuu with A. W. Wine
' .
Cff.
team IVw. of Besener Citv, Is
IT-
upeudlotc the day In the city en bu
Iness. Hewii return to lieauemer
tonight. x
!.. 9 n.n k'ifflp mtintv ftui)p.rtn
. Uiideul U liy urri auim hla report I Change Of BlSI
ed to his home for the past three
mustard grown and developed into on Chestnut Hill in the room ire- J ja ys 'with a very sore arm and hap-
a mighty and protecting tree. In cently vacated by JW. Cornell-j jj 0 in the house at the
1899, there were 2oW councils wun SOd, nextweeK. me proDriewjrs time . jje heard the child's screams
290,000 members, in the United of the new concern are Messrs. J i and ran t0 Qy this time all
Statea. Nor is North. Carolina v Barrineer and' QeoVge ,0. In Vk wfire a flame. Mr.
behind in this, work. I haven't Kluttx. Mr. Kluttz purchased w.h. tearing them from
. . A. 1 1 : t I , . -. . ... r I . . . . mi I . . - - .
was on UlS way w piuwiug the exact data at nana wun reier- stock yesteraay. lanejiiavei t back ud BOOl4 had very gar-
Rock, where he is building a enCe to the increase m our State, employed an eXiJenencod:phama- ment off.
summer home for Moses Cone, but in this town our people have ci8t to conduct the . prescription J .;.gut not before the fire had got-
Tlis Scboct Statistics rUsks Veri Flit
tering Skfltlng for Rowan: :
w a TCir- r.utv Ruoerintend- Hedrick and James Bernhardt
, . . im I " j--w- I ..,:.
ibg, towards tne nouse camnK iuf :f advance copy of his
. -- - i t . I w .
help. Mr. Weoo nas oeen couuu- Q the county board of ed- TKS 5CM01S-
iiratinn. , The reoort contains 1 ti,o Pnthnlic harochial school
' W. A. Fries, a former resi
dent of Salisbury, who is now
living in Greensboro, was
here this morning. Mr. Fries
Esq., of Greensboro. . Mr. appreciated the objects ot the or- I departinefit
Fries tells ub it will be one of den until we have three lodges
the finest and most modern with a-membership of about , 800.
i o iyck WrnXr ' inamemDersnipoi me wuuior ui-
der will compare iaroruuiy wim
that of any other order. A great
ten in its deadly work. When the
distressed father ' carried his
tjhitd: into "the house she was ul-
Uisonlc Officers.
The installation of the recently 1 most charred in some places. Great
elected officers of vFulton Lodge blisters and black burns were vis
v QQ A T? find AL M.will take! ihl nver her wholeCbody. The
contains
some very gratifying' facts to. the ooened Monday with a fairly good
friends of public education; For attendance. The other school
the year r 1898 there were only Gf the city will probably re-opea
9894 school children in Rowan uext Monday;
county. Last year .there were 79 15
whites and 2676 blacks or a total
of 10.591. a net erain over the
twelve month proceeding of 697.
The increase according to race
is 574 whites and 123" blacks. The
torn l the county is as il -Pngthe .hohdjy. ,
lows. -
WHITE Guh'D.
Mr. OKeiil Yarisister.
Mr. Walter O'Neil, a Salisbury
boy who has been railroading on
tho Seaboard Air Line, returned
to Winston this ..mming after
Mr.
O'Neill is now the boutnern -.
yardmaBter at Winstou. ,
a report v maor;tv cf vour membersare men li-rT?-;j.v-niirhtiAanreTioiiBt
A the . coumm.wuico ir.aeuDen vaupuc,,, - xd.uy
t I Ulnfoaitilla mhn nna npri I . . . . J n,uuuutu , : --
meet
4 tuxt Mondny.
. . .it.
fstnTPsvine. who uaa uccu t '
j - m w - ------ v t i r noir iini w inn
J. N. Bolonum, who has bn here connected With the Walter foundatiou 0f eociety is the
r.rthMimt nveral week, returna
tovMcoti,Ual. In a tew daya u re
flume work there.
Dr. W. II. VVakHflld will be at
the Central hotel tooiorrw to con
ault with his patients. He will be
here for one day ouly.
The Yadkin river was reported
nearly rrozeuoveryeaterday. Some portion of his time at he hos-
very
man
George Newman, Jr., hospit- who hy bi9 own exertion works out
al, went dOWh to Gold Hill his own destiny. Such a man de
this morning to look after genres honor. ' No wonder, then.
Dr. W. A. Newman's practice that with such men and such prin-
on tne mine. xji. cwumu i cipies uno uuoi M;
is enabled- by this arrange-1 fiourished. No order could
ment to spend -the greater grander motto t nan, tnis
and
have
Its
taught
of the pond of tblit county have
five Inches thick on them.
pital here.
Iv
W. Taylor was re-electd Worship- were almost perfectly stiff.
fnl Master a fitting feompliment
to a worthy a faithful fficer r 5
J. R.Sllllraan went to Albemarle
this morning. lie will be gone for
several week working at the car
penter's trade In that town.
I
, ;i. Llchtenstcln will probably leave
next week for New York City, his
future home. Mr. LIchtenMeln is
cloMlni? up his affdlra here now, pre
paratory to hla departure.
I frank Brown Is moving In the
residence recently vacated by L. H. meeting.
Clement, K-q. Mr, Clement haa
mlresdy moved Into hi patatUl home
on the oppoalte aide f the street, i
IMs rumored that an artlve fiht
on the constitutional amendment
will begin la this county noon.
Sircdaj Sctisal Meeting.
. All teachers of
the Church
nrinftinlea . need to be
tr
throughout the country."
I believe thia order has been
misunderstood by many. It has
110 sympathy with strikes or bojv
cott8, or with any unions except
Building Bocn at Rack-
Countv Survevor C M. Miller
tells us that a buildingbbom is on
at Rock, in the heart oj the granite
belt, in anticipation otjthe devel
opment of that property by the
syndicate recently organized.
Salisbury
Pninkltn
."KtS bauds 1 -Unity; '
Scotch Irish
Cleveland ;
Mt. Ulla
Steele
At well
China Grove '
Locke
Litaker
Gold Hill
2435
468
259
150
284
200
640
824
879
476
566
.437
491
loos
201
- 89
214
174
115;
182
175
164
30
121
16
110
A largo number f of
beeii sold and laid' oi
houses will soon be ert
Street Methodist Sunday school legitiraate labor organizations. It Rp; 1 Uajg nBrnnfi
are. urged to attend a meeting, (as - t political or sectarian; There , V T .
11 k.f inr. . 1 - flev. AV alter L.
well as all others that are mier- Jg danger, of demagogues trying to
eated in the bunday scnooi worxj, th order for their purposes;
in the Sunday school room tonight n not permit them to succeed.
(Wednesday) after a short prayer Q objects of the order are wise
meeting. Will not hold a lenguiy . beneficieut. The Bible, flag
Dr. Whitehead was phoned lor
at once and arrivejl 'at.the house
about fifteen minutes after the ac
cident. , Neighbors and, friends
came in and rendered every, possi-
ble .assistance. ' ;
Dr. Whitehead stated to au In
dex reDorter tliat the result of the Morgan
. wa in nubtJ Providence
There, is a chance for .the child's re- Tjjg gBrr Olt-'
covery, but her condition makes foilowing from tho Concord
the outcome exceedingly doubtful. gtandard relative to a. young, lady
; Mr. Webb himseit was quite wfao wa9 brought to Salisbufy aud
painfully burnea aooux ine ieit
hand while attempting to extin-
ingle, . in 1 guish the tlames.
albburians I It was a most . aisiTesaiug uuu
have the. sym-
BUSINESS- LOCALS.
WANTED 100 men to Join ths
Salisbury - Pressing , Club h
January 1st.
HOT and cold batht At Kcllpw
liarber Shop.
TRY the Eclipae Barker Hbop for
good rouaorlal work.
lota- have
and the
ted. - .
wait at the Kcllps
aud have your uti preaaed.
tT MT I .V. vim
YY Barber shop yuu can get abaih
mrntedon is of interest: Miss
Mamie Goodman, the yotfng lady
fortunate ' as to
TV W . ' '
wftilow a cockle burr, and who
the attention, of
wvv w - o
Let everv one attend.
, m 1
Rept-ctfully,
W. T. Rainey, Supt.
T. R. Gakneb, Sec.
nd Rfihool are the fundamental
nrininlea of the order. It
I
, ... Linffle will remaiuT; with his
tin 1 f . , ,- . ...
. . Knrp.snt charire atDaltou, Go
hooves us in this day ot so-called r . :- - "
higher criticism, to uphold, the
truths of the Bible. This is well
and necessary. Our order is build-
w hose : movement s f 1
.rp fllwav'fl nit ereBted;tias declined I and the parents
4 hp iretendebiim -bvithe pathy of the. entire community 111 , nhvB;ci.n8. jg now at ease.
First Presbyterian chteM ofPon- intheafiliction that nas,corae w While C0lighing considerably to
day (Tuesday) at Mr. YY . r .
Goodman's; on Spring street, she
coughed the burr but of her throat".
It will te remembered that it was
- For cedar posts aud dry wokI. go
to tJloau's wood yard.
OTART right
r.nri1 ins Standard': Kev 1 tnem.
le will S remainr ' wi
Gas
CoaientUoa la
J. M. Moody, of Waynesville, ihg up a bulwark agaiust atheism Klu(f z lef t fast night for town's status so far
Onto WishiRtoB.-
'On to" Wttshington,M is the cry
ommior ihft st "ntPfsmell 1W.. HOU.
rromtno ov iBwraitmu . . . ."' .. A. . , t ih
able most of this work will be "00 who attended the meeting 01 ana r r1- "
theqalet." 1 Republican Executive Committee flag-that flag m whose de-
! Remember the unR of the at Greensboro yesterday, was in fence '
Couunittee 1 the city . last nignt on u iDeuwi -
way home. Mr.. Moody' tells rna flag which today waves over a re
that tlie Reoublican State conven- united people strong enough to
tion was called to meet May 2, at hold against all comers let us up-
Associated Press. -. ; j
JvThe Associated Piyss will short
lylhave a correspondent in Salis
bury to look after their interests
nere. xne uwi, uiuiwiMyu. r.. - n;naA hor vniftft.
as its rankwc,l 6
Weidlng Last Klgbt. -
impossiible to locate the burr any
where in her throat She has not
and keep right by
eating Jackson's meat. ,
'fHE beat meat the market affords
1 at Jack-oiia." ; .
SUAVE at the Climax and you wtli
Ins pleased.
rpHE best shave In the city at th
L Climax. , .
Washington Cityto be present at with progressive cities is concern
the opening of Cbngres, today. : r ; U U the attention given jt by
these 1mp0rT.au 1. ue
Democratic Executive
at the court houe Saturday at 12
o'clock. A full attendance la de
elred as business of Importance Is to
. be transacted. ( r
1 ! Col. J. F. Armfleld, of Btatesvllle,
was in the city this morning on his
way to Btatesvllle. Col. Armfirld
tails us that his movements with
reference to his roilltaty duties in
the future are uncertain.
Mr. arwd Mrt'O. L. 8anderlln. of
Raleigh.
to
Ur. Carter Eipaiiiag. ;
Mr. N. J. Carter, the enterpris
ing proprietor of the New York
r" " r rrZ". W... ii for tat education they
dltion to nis aiore urre, i . ,
hold it and teach our children
venerate it . , . '
The public school is the hope of
the country. This waa always so,
it must always be so.' A great ma-
pemng
Fell U Tte Fire- -
A" negro woman" named Martha
Johnson, V who jives ,on Church
street," had'ant last' nights while
standing before the fire place and
fell forward almost in the are
Her clothing -cangbVbufc, was ex
tinguished by hei daughier befoie I son
burnea. I ni
She wa
faco and hands v.
no improvernent.
TODAY! Beginning today you will
find a irood selection of uuder-
A4-n TOatrlA.v cvenniff I urvir tit Hurry iiros. and the ats-
. I ...ill ,n,n u vnn
C1A nnnnv and KftV. WU WMiBU. j w
go to Jack-
telegraph office at bpeucer.
nnn a flmt cIam shave:
I? Hon' Tooaorial Parlor oebiud tlt
.. . .:. .- 4 t- I secure.
Old Fortwho have beea viitinK ter opera es anotner w ... r;fl nntTht to corn-
Mrs. Robert Johnson, returned home doiPh county. He has now pur- u''"-i.: .l-ut. lUll RCZ OcSStlQB
Chased a lot in Randoipn county " t- v,f fhJ Pet it Wms are beir.g circulated to Ulc SCtSSl.
of the new railroad "-vr ; T4 .
order is wnat we mise it. i
this morning". Mr. Sanderlln will
rrr. xvAt Vlrfflnia next week to
r,iPt a road which he has been
building.
i '
! d" R. Bamhardt.of Iredell county.
Writes an Interesting letter in the
fitateavllto Landmatk of a trip
through ltowao county. He waa
particularly, tmpreesed with the
. fcreat mouatama of graivlte in our
.' county. ' '
room
on the Hue
' 1 1 -A . . U lwA atnM
ana win i :3 idle to preach things if we da not
in which to conduct a general bus- wie to pre
iness.
Ml83
WaUat L. Lintle were married at
. ' M. l a
NO lEprOHSeni. ' Davidson College, Rev. A. T.
There is no improvement GrahaOT officiating. The event
today in the condition oi Mrs I was tjie happy culmination of
t n WntRon. whose critical I mat.rn vears of love and court-
-4. . m.- , . . I f - j
rniidition was mentioned in Uhip. Mr. and Mrs. Lingle left
vPBtftrdav's Index. Mrs. Wat- last night for Rev. Lingle's home
eht but her heart shows Knox and Johnsie Coit,
1U Biwuuuuw
- ml m- r- . . . ...
, , .u. Dt,ra I weddine Both Mr. Lingle and I style Jacaet liecause u is geiwu
hftrceneral condition shows weaam?T 6L;L1. mVii- Xir.ia the time yoti
- l . aataamon man v i"""'""" - -
ms wiuo bib - "-e-"-' nted u you get at one lounn oa
wherever th-y are known and they retfttlar price. Harry Droa.
go to their hew home and in their ;;f , . - : . "
new relationship with the best tR- WAKEFIELD will be at tl
II ..... i .... 1lknpiil.ll Iin .
nrratnlationa of 1 uemrai itwwu
ONE fimrth off regular price. Af
ter today you can buy a strictly
new and up to dal wrap of y de-v
bcriptioti at 25 per cent, discount..
Harry Uroa.
of this
o , . I il. ...... ....carinnalv lilimMl. I niOrltL rillt neafl BflUWB AUU .-m-v , ; , . . -fr.1,1 VfitJ UQ
;a m.sa ttiinnarmn t iipv i uuo - ww- o i a -
T.
live un to them. Let us air try
. -. . . . -
to live up to the principles ot this
order. If we do, then thsre is a
THE WEATHER.
! The weather force ast : making a great ttceea
Fiur; toaight and Thursday. jKhooL
. Mi a. it, a M U Af a a
Crescent Academy re-openea great luvuuciw.
Monday after a U. week's auspen- ThU U but an Imperfect report
.ionforthe ChrisW. holidays, of nt
The Spring term ot vnia msmu- - v:n.:n(. m.nn(,. It was a
. I uu ww -f3 .
tion bestins with a very graiuying i tron- earnest plea m behalf of
t J T) T ...In ia I . . . J i i in it.
membersnip anu vot. aujv-.j i tne oraer ana an iujuuiii."
oi ms i xnemoersnip. ine
a thoroughly enjoyable one.
waa
save the day' for the hog. At a i Mrs. Kora u. ivnisner, wm anon- rtr U
recent meeting of tht aldermen, it w begin a music class at her home wisnes ana , cuiigiawuv 4th. Hia practice U limited to eys.
-i i t- InnnL. ,v,0. Mofhndi.it narsonaffe on 1 tneir numerous ineuu., I ear. wmt auu mruat.
was passed forbidding any: f hog I South Main btreet. Mrs. wms-
pens in the city after Marthlst. nei is a graduate oi uie Cincinnati
Now a petition is being circulated College pfMusic and is well equip
and freely aigned asking the alder- ped for giving instruction in mus-
men to reconsider tne matter anu i ,c
11 ili.m rmin vith the
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same restriction, as heretofore. PWr UeeiHg.
Thmatter will come up before Prayer meeting services will be
Cf. BITS 13 U5T8. - 1 i nT. a ease of orinter's cm-
m Rer. Dr. W, W. Bays, presiding L po,in rule- from 12 to 80ms.
elder of this district, will not re
main in Charlotte as waa at Prst
contemplated but will remove to
Raliaburr.v He will move .here
and live in the dwerict parsonage
Snot ennn aji some necessary, re-:
HISS Nora D. Wblaoet, Instructor
in Hm music wbhea lo -ecu re
a cIm iu that study. Ia icr(lulf
of the "Cincinnati Collect? .f Music"
-t.ri k hmd eleven veara experience
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lteiluenee. nneintiuuM.
. :. , . al. t.:-i. nntrlif I inat Aa onfin &a some necessary re-1 1 n t&chine.
th. aldermen .t thOT xt I " " , . KTir. .r, mad. on tha building, l..n AU?
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