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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-12
dividend Paying and Invest
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W. E. HUBBARD & CO.,
TEL. sos. Is w. I'd So. ST
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17
cPECIAL MAsTFR's SAFE

- OF Farm, Timber Land and Cedar swamp
BY virtue Of decree made BY the Court Of Chsn-
cery, bearing date the twenty -efgbk aay ofGcto
Der, A. D. 1895, in cause psndine IN said court.
wherein Charles Moore and other are complninan t.
and Thomas OakerRon and others are defendants,
the undersigned will expose 70 anle st public ven
tween the hours OF fwklEe and I've O'Clock 70 Wit,
At two o'clock ?. NJ, on the premises her eineftor
designated No. !, snd known tine Onksrson
iarm, all the following described two tracts or
parcels Of land and premises, viz:
No. ]. All that Farm and Plantation known as
the Bsiziliai 0akerson farm, situate In the town
ehi Of Plumeted, in the county OF 0cean state OF
New Jersey on both sides Of the leading from
HofDeFstcWn 10 Mauche ester formerly Federal Or
Dover Fnrnacej, about two miles from HOrnexe-
Town adjcininR lsuds Of George w. Hopkins and
others. Containing 12f40-I0e Acres being the
faae premises Of which the said Barzllai Oakersoz
became sized By virtue OF three several deeds Of
and Ann bis wife. dated april 15sb, 1870. and re-
corded in Book B Of dced8 folio 2y &C., in the
Clerks Once OF Monmouth County At Freehold; /;
8 deed made BY Gilbert s. Lawrie Charles Holmes
and George sykes, execntsr Of William Law
re, deceased. dated December 2, 1914, and record
ed IN Book p OF Deedn, folio 26a, &C., in the
Clerks Office Of Ocean conAty, ut Toms River 3,
deed made by George II. Boker and Julia NJ,
his wife and Charles s. Boxer dated NOV AZ, 1859.
aad rfcordedfn Book 10 Of Deeds page 81, &c-, In
the Clerks Office OF Ocean County Aforesaid.
No. 2 All that Tract Of Cedar Swamp situate
in the township Of Shrewsbury, IN the County Of
Monmouth and State Of New Jersey part Of the
Swamp known as NORMA Psqua, hutted snc
bounued as follows, viz: Beginning 1t stake cor-
ner TO Samuel Wsrdell's lot, thence norkh 60 De-
grees west chains 20 Thomas Emiey's corner
stake thence2 2 slong said ThomAx Enley's Ans
outh 81 degrees west chains to another CORNER
ssake thence south 81 degrees exaS chains 20 q
corner stake TO said Samuel WzrdeIl& lot: thence
north 81 degrees east zlonz said W2rdeff'a iina
chains to the place Of beginning contzi ming shout
one and eight-tenths acres.
About 10 acres of said farm tract No. ! zDovs
well wooded with oak and pines szitabls for
logging and fire wood and will be sold IN
parcels Of short ave acres each, the soil snd Tim
ber Of each parcel being sold together.
The remainder OF tract No J, comprising about
SO acree, with the improvements thereon ssEonais<
ing Of frame dwelling house sud suitsble ont
buildings will be sold together -sone parcel.
Conditions made knownA ct sai4
MARK r. s00Y. Special Master
CHAELEs X. CnAMBERs sol'r xi2 eo
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17

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The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17

GHERIFFS SALE BY yirine of a
~ writ Of q. ia 10 me directed issuad o,,t ~
the Court OF Chsncery OF the State Of New Jersav
VIII De exposed 10 sale at public yeudue ON M0fr
DAf, tHE IWESTY-EIGHTH DAY OF Nfvrs1r
bEh, ieSo- between the hours Of y O'clock Ard <
O'CLOCK tat oelock) ip the afternoon Of esid al =
At the Court House at Freehold 10 the tozvnss5s
OF ffreehoic, county OF Monmouth New Jer
sey, all fnat certain traet OF land eifuase -, a.
township Of Freehold in the Comfy az
and state OF New Jersey. On The southerlv s5da ~
BOVINE avenue, on the westerly edse ~ fl.e III
laRe OF Frefhejd Beginning zt fenca ,ast =,
the westerly corner 0f lot No. TO- thence rp,,;,s
il soufheasterly direction along the In, "a 49,
iot No. 70, one hundred aud seventy feet raors ~
sa res 70 tns rear q lots fronting on Monmonth
svenne; thence 81 in southwesfe ~ Ssrertse-. =
slong the rear line Of said Mopmoufh , ~ ~
forty feet 70 the easterIy corner Of Id NJ ~. -.
tnepce I'D sinDg the westerly line OF LOT No % -
DortbweeteIly direction one bupd red ana s-x--.
Ieeis more or Less TO the soutbeIly edge Of Royre
avenue: thencs fj1n northerly direction aioao
me soutDeiiF edgs Of eaid avenue forty feet h ~
plhce Of beginning. Being lot No. II a. aid onf
OF map and as surveyed BY Simon pvIa xpsI.
rusry, 1871 chsrss G. Bovine claims ttt5e ~ ~
Within described lot By virtue Of i deco Of c,,T.
FeyhDce from Mrs. Catherine gcbapek dafsd "a,
fnaIy leth. 1871, and recorded in the (Iartsa Geo.
at Freehold IN Book 30 Of Deeds psea 80 -
! ne Aforesaid party Of the frst part fWiIlisu (
Mofrisl Claims right hy virtue of ueed o. CON.
seysnce n,, tSecuted BY Charles c. Bovine and Anp
Elszs, nis Wife, TO hiEl bealing date tenfe,,s51-
tenth, A. D. eighteen hundred and tiebfr tbrss
seized - the property OF JscoD ouseken.
nnsns et ais taken execution At tl,s .n{+ :.
William Parker ct sls e x re- &c and 10 I,s s,,Id =,
JOHN J. Ely, Sol'r onsiln-
Dated Oct. ~ 1898 $7s5
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17
Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
~ Jersey, tFreebold aud Atlantic Highlands
Dry. Time Table OF Nov. 7th. 1893.
Anthracite cosl used exclusively. insnriue
cleanliness ana comfort.
Trains leave New York foot Liberty street. for
FsTimlBgasie II 2 Lakewood, Lakehurst. lMsnches-
ter, Via Red Bank, 4.30, 80 A. NJ 45 $40 exceut
Earming ngdale 40, P. NJ Sundays 1915 4 NJ
1Talns leave New York. South Ferry, Whitehall
stIeei, foT Farmingoale. Lakewood. Lake
hurst lmanchester,l etc, via Red Bank ) %
a r., l.4S $50 except Farmingdale ABS, y N
sundays 10 20 A. NJ
Leave Lakeburst, tMahchestery for Nex York via
sundays $50 PM
Pm.
Leave Lakewood Tor New York via Red Bank :. As
e;sv so;sv a; NJ S;s5, $50 P. Sundays, ITO n.
Leave Farmingdae, iFor Ne York, via Red BANK
90, ll.VI A. NJ 90, e.42 r. M. Sunday :
TRAINS LEAVE FREEHOLD.
" We" A9fk' Ne"srk, Elizabeth &c, via All rail,
ronte at7.l 70, slo Ills NJ, 20, sos p.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove &c at $40 1l.15
a. NJ, 20, 6.O5P NJ
For Atlantic Highlands at $40, Ills A. w..
2-i5, 80, c5P. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave New York (iootof Liberty street) a, 4. so
s.S0 ii 80, A. M AS 80, s. 3s p NJ
Leave New York south Ferry, Whitehall 81
80, ll.5o, a. NJ, ]. As, 4.25, 5.25, p. N.
Leave Newark Broad Street, at 1. SO. II S5 a. NJ.
l.56, 4. 40, 8 As p. M.
Lesvs Elizabeth At A.O5, ss2, II 40, A. ~. 2.07.
4.30, 5.6S p. n.
Leave Long Branch tN.Y.1L r. n. station
va. MatAwanJ At SIS. A. NJ, 4.l5 5.a7
Leave Atlantic Highlands at $40 il it, a. NJ.
10, 4.2t, 6.l5P. NJ.
Throngb tickets to all points at lowest rates
may be bad on application TO the ticket agent at
the station.
H. P. BALDWIN, Gent. Pass. Aet.
J. Il. ozHAUsEN, g ~ supt.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17
sAIE-Rv v;,+ua !

GHERIFF'S SAL IL By virtne ~
~ ~ritoi O. f. 70 mt uireeteo issued out 81 tl,s
Court q ChAncery OF the state OF New Jsrsey sl1l
0e exposed 70 sale At public vandue ON N MQNnhY
TIE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMRnR
1873, oe."een The hours Of ~ clock and o'cl1ck
lst o,.ioeEl,in the afternoon Of said day at the
court Hocse at FREEHOLD, in the TOWNSHIP, Of Frse
hold. county Of Monmouth New Jersev IN tss,
certain trsct or pareei of land aud premises ,,era
lsafter psrtcuiafiy described situate wing ana
being III tbs township VI Howell in tne Canntr
OF Nouinontb. and htate OF New Jersey bounded
sno described as ieliows, viz: Situated 81 tbe
Junction OF the pubir9 GU leading fton RetI,el a.
Lakewood and the road from Runvgnss sr,anl 81
House Dow Hcbe Chapel with the came. ana III
lDg on tue Eortberiy sud westerly sIaa a. tl.e
ni0ressid roads. Beginnipg at stake 10 tl,s MA
Ole OF ihe aforesaid public road first mentioned
aho az tne JUNCTION oi tue last mentioned public
loao VILE the sans; thence along the middle OF
tl tne ioao Racing iFvu Bethel TO Lakewood north
TOUR dtgr.es thirty minutes east one cbaiu
nlbety eight links to a stake in
the middle of the same: thsnce norm
eighty degrees west. tour chains seventy seven
hnks 70 stake thence nth, tour degrees trty
minutes wesI two chains twenty three links 10
AZ iron PIN allytn III the centre Of the aforesaid
public road leading lrom RuuyOnss School House
inow Hope Chapell 70 tie Intersection gf ff,e MN
nc road iraoing from Bsthsi 70 Lakewood. thence
along the hante fAope Chapel Fpzdi soutb aipafv
tniee oegiees east, iCur chsias sevei,tv-tilrsa
hnks 70 LIZ h+ginpllg, containing one acre strict
lneAsure. Bei"s The same premises cnHvsyed to
Edward Fiscbtr by deed fr1in Afietsal Psrrstt
be-rlpg even date Herewith ann not vet recorded
seized as1bt property q Edward Fischer ct ais
taken 10 exscnti 1t tie suit OF Christian Fjeeens
pan body corporate, aud to 5e st.ld ~
HOUSTON FIELDS, sn. siH.
CHAs BUrcEER, S0i,r
Ds'ss oe'. 2'.l1ss. s755
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17
cheap Fertilizers Condemned.

The New Hampshire experiment
station in bulletin 49, says: Nitrogen is
the most expensive ingredient Of a
fertilizer, costing about three times as
much as either potash or available
phosphoric acid, and is invariably the
constituent to be lowered in a mixed
fertilizer in order to reduce the price.
1t is only in exceptional soils such as
new ground or land previously heavily
manured, that crops will receive nitro
gen sufficient for successful growth
when such low grade fertilizers are ap-
piled Several letters have been re-
ceived during the past year testifying
to the disappointment liable to be in
Cured by the users of fertilizers con-
tanning small proportions of active
nitrogen. The buyers Of ready mixed
fertilizers should bear in mind that it
is as important that they study the
composition of the fertilizers as that
the station chemist does. In the latter
case it is essential to know merely
that the analyses and guarantees are
alike, while in the former it is neces-
sary to know that the composition is
suitable for the uses intended. The
name of a brand is no indication that
it is suitable for special crop. Hardly
two manufacturers agree in their
special fertilizers for corn and similar
crops, while some companies issue not
less than three distinct mixtures each
for such a crop as potatoes. 1t should
also be remembered that there is no
'.best fertilizer" made, but each far
mer may, by careful observation, de-
termine those brands which serve his
purpose best, and he should know them
by their composition, instead Of simply
by name or price. A comparison of
the constituents of any ten fertilizers
should convince the user of commercial
fertilizers that they cannot be bought
haphazard and return a profit to the
buyer. The user must try to find out
the class Of mixture that he needs and
thus avoid purchasing unnecessary in
gradients while failing 10 secure
necessary ones.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17
RULE 10 BAR CREDITORS.

~ AdniDistretnrr Notice.
Amos Bioeklehank, administrator OF Ssni7el
Beocklebank. dec+ased Ds ordrr OF the Snrr asst~.
OF the County Of Monmouth, nereby gives uos1r@
TO the creditors VI ths said deceased TO brfne Is.
their debts. demands and ci4i ms against the
estate OF said deceased under oath or affirmation.
within niue months from the sxlh day u October
ls9e, or they viii be inr-v-r barred sny action
therefor against the said adrginislrator
AMOS b. BROJKLEBASE-
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17
NOTICE OF sETTIEMEN

N Estate Of Benjamin Yates, deceased
fFINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the accounts OF the
subscriber. Executor Of said dece2sed, viii be
audited and stated by the Surrogate, and report
ed for settlement to the 0rphsns' Court OF the
County Of Monmouth, on Tim nxsdsy, the Tweutistn
day of October, next.
GEORGE q. yANDERBEEK.
Dated August 10th, 1898.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17
rHERIFF's sALE-Bv WHINE - ,

IL GSkt4E Il y 0AAEl. flItH6 III
~ wit of a. fs- to me directed, issued ont OF
the Court of Chancery OF the 6tate of New Jersey
viii be exposed to sale at public vendue, on
MONDAY, the TWENTY-FIRST day OF November,
O'Clock lat oclock) in the afternoon of said day
st the Court House Vt Freehold, in the township
Of Freehold. county OF Monmouth New Jersey.
All those lots, tracts, or parcels of.iand and prem
Lees, hereinafter particularly described. situate
lying and being in the Township OF Neptune. iii
the County Of Monmouth, and State ofNew Jersey
at Northwest Asbury Park, aud being known and
designated on 9 certain map OF Northwest Asbury
Park, made for said Washington White by Mart
Rogers, Surveyor a. iots Nos twenty seven f27l
twenty eight t2sl twenty nine 2sl forty Tour, ts4,
forty I'VE, i45) and erty six l46) which said lots
are more particularly described as followz:--
Lots Numbers twenty-seveu, (27), twenty eight,
(2Si and twenty nine (29j collectively as olows:-
Beginning at 3 point on tEe Eastsrly side Of
Oxonia Avenue, distant six hundred and hfty feet
Northeriy from the north east corner OF OxoniS
Avenue and Munroe Avenue. as shown on sal d
map: thence running along said easterly side Of
0xonia Avenue North one hundred and fifty fee {
thence f2l Easterly at right angles from 0xonia
avenue one hundred and fifty feet; thence t3)
soDtherly along the middle line of the Block on 9
right angles 70 oxonis Avenue ons.hundred and
fifty feet to the Eastsrly lire OF 0xonia Avenue
and point or place OF beginning
Lots numbers forty-four t44l forty five (4sl and
forfy-six (46l collectively described rs foflovs:-
Beginning at poin. on the Vest side of Anelve
Avenue distant i've hundred feet northerly
from the northwest corner Of Anei7e and Monroe
Avenues. shown on said map Thence n
Northerly along said westerly line Of Apelve
Avenue one hundred and FIFTY feet TO the north-
eriy line Of lot number forty-six f46l thence ~
Westerly one hundred and atty feet to the mid
die line of the block. thence gSl soufhezly along
the middle line OF the block and parallel with
Aueive Av enue one hundred and ffty feet
thence t4l Eastsrly At right angles TO Aneivs
Avenue one hundred snd flty feet to the easteIl u
line OF Anelve Avenue and place Of seginnine.l
Seized ss the property Of Evisna Waite ct az
taken in execution at the suit of Rensselaer, w
Dayton and to re sold by
r. W. Dayton Sol'r.
Dated Oct. 1Tth, 1888. $500
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17
DR.. Humphreys

Specifics act directly upon the disease,
without exciting disorder in other parts
of the system. They Cure the Sick.
no. CURES PRICES
I-Fevers, Congestions, Innammations- -23
2-Worms, Worm Fever, Worm CoIic--- ~
S-Teething. Collie, Crying. .wakefulaess -25
4-Dfarrhea. OF Children or Adnlfs....-. as
5-Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis is-...-..-.-... .35
s-NeuraIgia. Tooshache, Fscesche..-- .25
e-Hesdache. Sick Eesdache. Vertigo. as
1e-Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Weak stemach-35
11-snppressed or Painfai Periods--.. IA
12-Whites. Too Profnse Periods. az
13-Creup. Larynsitis. Hoarseness-..... as
1z-saIt Rheum. Erysipelas. Erupticns-. .2S
1S-Rheumasisn Rheumatic PHizs--..-. -3S
1s-Malarfa. chills, Fever and Ague...-. 20
1s-Catsrrh. lnauenzs. Cold IN the Head -
GOV hoopins- Cough .--.----.--..-..--.- 20
21-Kidneg Diseases s...-..----------.-...s 30
2s-Nervous Debility
30-Urinmry Weakness. wetting Bed .95
Dr.. Humphreys Manual OF al Diseases 1t your
Druggists or NAILED Free
Sold by druggists, or sent on feceept o. przc9>
Humphreys Ned. Co., Cor. William Joan S1s-
New York.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17
TN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

I To OhafIee J. Webb.
By virtue Of sn order of the Court Of Chancsry
Of New Jersey, made on the day Of the date hereof
wherein Caroline A. Webb Is petitioner and you
are defendant, you are required to appear and an
sHer the petitioners petition on or before the
Dinsteenth day Of November next, or ia default
spch decree will be taken against you as fhe Chan
ceior shall think equitable and just The said
petition 10 flied against you for divorce from she
bond Of matrimoHy.
FRED. e. CHAMBERLIN.
HoI,r for Petitioner,
71sAxe. .. Eayonns, N. =.
Dated I9th November, 1895. Sse
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17
Gamptrs.

A ARON E. JOHNSTON
IA CoUNsELLOR-AT-LAW
SUPREME COURT coNH1ssIorEH.
sohcitor, Master and Special Master in Chspcer
once in Ellis Building adjoining Court Tsrd
Entrance from Court Yard and Main ST
FaEEHoLD, xrw ,vasvv
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17

a CTON G. HARTSHORNE.
"A ATTORNEY AND cOUNsELLoR-AT-LAW
Notary Public, Supreme Court Commissioner.
master and Examiner and Special Master in
cbspcery, Freehold, n. j.
Practice in All the Courts, Collsc,fops Fore.
closure s OF Mortgages, Settlement Of Estates and
ora"lng OF legal documents specially.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17
ON RULE TO RAR CREDITORS

" Administrator Notice.
James q. Baird, Administrator Of Ferdinand
y. Heyer deces sed, by order OF the Surrogate o<
iss- County Of Monmouth, hereby give notice to
tue creditors OF the said deceased to bring in thelE
debts, demands and ciaims against tie estate of
said deceased, under oeth sfflrmation. within
kina months from the Thirteenth day Of Septem-
Der, 1885, or they will be forever barred OF any
action therefor against the said AdmInistretor.
sept15-1ef JAMES Il BAIRD.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-11-17

WEEK DAYS.
WESTWARD
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
An Awful< <Sttok

!. Rev. T. ". Dixon, Of K,llians was
in the dsty Sunday and Monday to
consult DR.. G. c. johnson, relative
to daughter; Of his Thomasina who
soMo time since was assaulted by u
dirty brutal fellow by the name of
Perry Stevens, Sad TO relate this
brute in .humen form accomplished
his hellish purpose and succeeded in
ruining ayoung woman who other
wise might have sbscomo oneef the
shining lights III her community.
Rev. ana Mrs. Dirson havethe SYM
pathies of thoir friends in their :sorr.
row. This is an awful stroke to both
Father and Mother.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
..:1l
The Kings Daughters

For several weeks the president of
the Kings Daughters in Columbia,
have tried to get a meeting Of this
once helpful society and strange to
say every effort Of the kind has failed
This certainly ought not be. This
organization once stood for much ID
this city and Tor it to become dor.
mant or loose its good name and re-
putation is too bad, The chriatian
ladies of the various churches should
bestir themselves and cqpnect their
names to this oncs noble order and
If need be reorganize it, then let them
go to work in Ellis name" and dc
good to the deserving poor among u.s.
The white ladies Of Col umbia would
not for moment think of allowing
their Kings Daughters to die or be.
come Of no effect. and our christian
ladies' ought also take an interest ir
such societies for humanity sake
This is written with the hope Of il
stirring up our christian woman K
q greater work Of usefulness and v.
trust 1t may have tho desired effect
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Another NI.ls-stt:cys
ReacPsd:
'o7EssSaibH'

1T SATURDAY, 81 he aroonD1R ;,
ecliH ed wsskls j3urna' ism in the
sou9 9hSwhen it put; ton its own
forgs ofcarriers ior ''hs purpose
.of delivering its paps IS,
The increasing circulation Ct
cyir paper dowandF>d this step,
'ahl twas promptly inaugurated
aud now every ga .;lr:lay lnorlung
tho whistle Of '>'e Recorders
carrier boys csn i,s heard as they
spin across anu over the city de-
livering the rorLE's PAPER.
BY this moYo % ais the first col
ored weekly il the South to add
thi. fsa.vr'. thus we have
reached rno'Ier mile-stonc.
What nez' '.~----well wait a little
whilo.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19

BID OH see it in the REcoR-
Rtlstlen it is true. Twas out
Wanted-Will some kind subscri.
Der send US copy of tho RECORDER 81 Il
Nov. 9th, 1871 BY 80 doing oblige.
NIX & HOLMES:
Mr.. q. E. Reeder is the happie,t
little man in town. It's fino bow and
the madam is doing well. "
We want yon to feel free to give us
the news Of your socials, ente rtain.
ments, etc., 50 as we can toll the peo-
pie what's going on. \
Mrs. Hattie Har per presented Mr..
Harper with fine baby boy last week.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Mrs. Alice Geiger brought us q
bunch of beautiful violets last Tuesday
for which our thanks are extended.
The executive committee of Allen
University was in session here Mon
day. Quite a namber of prominent
church men were in attendance.
Remember in sending in long articles
for publication to send some cash to
help pay the printer. Such i. encour-
aging.
Mrs. Mack who il soliciting order.
for books, for this office will call
on the coiored citizeus during tho uez,
week, and We will be glad if GU,
friends here will save their orders fol
her. She can sell you any book You
may want and st very low price,
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
TO CUREs ~ COLD TN
ONE DAY.
Take Laxative .Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All Druggists refund the
saa"nsy II itfalls to curs, 35s. d.

We again call bur friends I'd attention
g ;..s onrSJ NJ! O>B'D3EP 3 RE EMIT
sWe are prepared e do aily kinds 1of
printing and viii bs 8 Spiissaasasd lea & t 5to snb d, 5
!; mt prices, Call On us when = "a. J,
have printing to do a. I,
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Barnwell Notes.

Sunday 9th inst) was groat day
With tho Baptists in our town. st ,lC
o'clock abont loco people white and col.
orcd assembled on the bridge that spans
Turkey Greek and witnessed tho bapt.
ism Of Is candidates, who had become
converted by the earnest efforts OF Roy;
PARKER, who has been In our midst for
several weeks. Rev's. Callahan, and
Parker both preached able sermons to
vast concourses Of people; many OF
whom came from our sister towns.
Miss Almela. and her sister Mrs
Motto spent several days In town; tho
presence of the latter was most agree
able to Mr.--,--
bliss Daisy D. Nix, spent sunday in
town with her pifents, .Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Nix, returning to her school
Monday morning. ss:y1
Over 100000 has bsen subscribed to
our new church building. x
Mr. San johnson, ono of our Oldest
citizens 6is,l .ast week.
Nr. and M..7 Iahn Schofleld, Of
Aiken 10 here on vislt to MI. and Mrs.
A. P. Mason. s