Tiik Pineville Messenger nays tlist n
gootl sized move in buildings and improvements
ia on at Mt. Vincent, la Iter
and more affectionately known here as
"McGinty " Nearly two miles of good
Macadamized streeta have been completed
and a frrinch vein of splendid
coking coal lias been opened right along
side of the L. .V N. track.
Tiik First National Bank tlirectors met
Saturday and re-elected the old officers.
The stock of this bank reported in our
Iat issue as having been sold for JIOA.
was obi stock upon which the "0 per
cent, reduction in stock hat! not been
collected. Twenty shares sold nt 5110
yesterday, making .'10 that havu changed
hands since Jan. 1 at thnt price.
Wiiilk going from his engine to the
tender, near Mt. Vernon, Friday night,
Fireman Hob Martin's foot slipped and
he fell side ways to the ground with terrific
force, spraining hi left shoulder
and badly bruising and cutting his head
and face. It was a mirnclo that he did
not fall In the rnngo of the wheels nnd
that gentleman is very well satisfied with
the extent of his injuries.
Amino with a check which pnys his
in a mis niuiiiiuui iinu in;, ' i ,! .....:., i I v
. .'... .... . nwav up in i.S'.'.l, .Mr. J,.
n paying institution ami like.y, ,..,,. rn8,)U.r of t,ieSaxton Nlllion.
to adil further to his growing estate.
Ot. IjAKHy Kkkfk, who has been
sick in Lexington, of intermittent fever,
returned to his post on the K. C. Saturday
Hesuys that so soon no the Knights
of Pythias found out his condition they
were untiring in their attentions and
left nothing undone for his comfort.
Miss Mackiik I.kwis, daughter of Dr.
