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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-05
AN ANOMALY IN GERMANY.

DtIINtE NEWS.
The condition of governmental affairs
in Germany is good deal of an enigma
to the philosophical student of history
The Germans are a liberty loving race
and possess a degree of intelligence
and education surprising any other
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-05
DIED AT CUMBERLAND.


Special to the Register.
CUMBERLAND, Md, December &C.
Z Custer, of Martinsburg, W Va, died
here yesterday afternoon, aged IS years.
He was brakeman on the B. &. o. road
He had been here for some weeks for
treatment. His death was quite unex-
pected He leaves wife and two chill
dren.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-05
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, q. O., December A.
Pensions granted West Virginians:
Increase-silas w Fleming, Laurel
Point IS to ST.
Original Widows, etc-Kate A. Gilmore.
Wheeling, IS; Margaret f. Caldwell, Ra-
venswood. So: Mary E. Greenhouse, Dean
50: Catherine Haney. New Martinsville, s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-05
GARTER APPLIED FOR.
The Long Talked-of Railroad from the
Ohio to the KanaWha.

A FAIR PROSPECT THAT THE LINE
WILL SOON BE BUILT-THE PROB
AELE POINTS TO BE FOLLOWED,
AND THE ADVANTAGES OF THE
LINE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-05
ONE OF JOHN BULLS TRICKS.
Indianapolis Sentinel.

Indianapolis Sentinel.
Once more we have revival of sug-
gestion from Great Britain that the
United States are in danger of COM
bination Of Russia, Germany and
France against our commercial inter-
ests, and that our only mode of es-
cape is through alliance with Great
Britain. 1t means simply that Great
Britain is DESTROYS of an alliance for
her own benefit and would like to
brighten the American people into it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-05
STRETCHING THE DOCTRINE.
Baltimore Sun.

Baltimore Sun.
The Monroe doctrine is not elastic
enough to be stretched over the entire
globe When Germany some day siezes
a province in southern Brazil we shall
have no logical basis on which to rest
a demand for her to clear out. 1t will
be simply might against might.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-05
IN JEOPARDY.

IN JEOPARDY.
Charleston Gazette.
AS long as John T. McGraw is one of
the leaders of his party, the composure
OF the Secretary of State will remain
in jeopardy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-05
A FARMER SHOT.

Special to the Register.
CUMBERLAND, Md, December Al.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-07
CASEY SPRINGS.

CANEY. SPRINGS, Jan. FL will en-.
deavor again to write what few items
have gathered for the ever-welcome
III HERALD rh aIIa ,0gIfliflW 1
Brother Riggs preached an interest
ing sermon at Cedar Dell to-day, TO
quite large crowd.
There was a holiness prayer-meeting
at Mr.. S. b. Aldage's last Thursday
night, conducted by Bro. McGowln ana
John VIM.
Miss Anna Walker spent last week
with her friends, Misses Bette and
Matte Smithson, of Reeds store, VIII
hanson county.
There was an entertainment at Walter
Rings, given TO the Misses Smlthsoni
from Williamson county, last Thurs
day night. Those present were: MISS
Anna Walker, Mr.. Jest McMurry
Miss Bette Smithson, Frank Wallser
Miss Bertha Aldrage. Ed Walker; MIS-
Matte Smithson, Minnot Sanford; MISS
Fannie Fitzgerald, George Ring.
Mr. Valse Whitehead has returned
from Texas 20 make this place his III
ture home here. AMANDA
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WATER VALLEY.

WATER VALLEY, Jan. 2.-This second
day of the new year finds us trying 10
collect our thoughts, so wecan 1ot down
a few items for the HERALD. The happy
Christmas time has come and gone, ana
everybody seem to have enjoyed
themselves.
Rev. Owings will preach at Alexander
next Sunday morning at IL O'Clock.
Mr.. Jim Hogan and wife have moved
to Kinderhook
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Fleming visited
relatives near Goshen last week.
Miss Frankie Kinzer was the guest OF
friends at Santa Fe, during Christmas.
Miss Evie Pigg visited Misses Mag
gle and Tine Elan, of Fly, recently.
Mr.. j. II. Fleming Jr., of Goshen, Is
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Il. Fleming;
Misses Maggie and Tine Elan, OF
Fly, visited Miss EVE Pigg during the
holidays. -. M,
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Laid, of Mt. Pleas
ant, were visiting relatives in our VII
lage the latter part of last week.
Misses Annie Kinzer and Estelle Let
singer. after spending the Christmas
holidays with homefolks, nave return
ed to school at Franklin.
Mrs Jessie Jones has bought her
nice little farm near Jones Nalley'
Oscar Nesbitt, OF Mt. Pleasant was
visiting friends here last week.
Miss Beulah Bratton WAS the guest 0
: RELATIVES at Leatherwood recently
Mr.. Jake Harlan, of columbia, wa
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.J. i. William
last week. OREsTRA.
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CENTER STAR.

CENTER STAR, Jan. 4--As my last
did not reach the press,
I will proceed to try again.
We have new post-oi1lce at NenIer
star It's name IS "Match." 1t viii
be very beneficial to this neighbor-
hood. ..
"Rayen Locks" was mistaken in her
last letter, but all of us are liable TO De
mistaken sometimes.
Mr.. j. w Loftin is quite sick at thts
writing, but hope he may be able to
be up again soon.
Mr.. James Sellers is running corn
crusher at his home.
Mr.. W.O. Brazier and family lett tor
Nashville, where they Will reside toI
This wear. James Campbell Will move
to the place vacated by Mr.. Brazier.
Miss Mamie Fair, after spending the
holidays With homefolks near park Z
Station. has returned home.
| Misses Addie and Maggie Murphy, o.
] park's Mill, are visiting Miss Ella anc
1 Sallie smith, of Bear Creek.
Miss Lena Speed, Of Andrews, is th'
gnest OF her cousin, Mr.. Walter Speed.
Miss Mary Stacy, Of Dark's Mil, Il
the guest of Miss Mary Grant.
Mrs. Myrtle Barum and her sister
Miss Cora Adcoek, of Memphis, are IN
guests Of their sister, Mrs. w. ": John
son. I'm
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and may fortunes so smile on Miss
Loatie that she may fully indulge her
self in one of woman's greatest fancies,
that OF wearing "Taylor" made clothes.
Mr. Elem Thomas and Miss Akin
drank to the health of Mr.. Jim Thomas
and Miss Nicely Alternately: N
"This to Miss. Alternately, so queenly
and fair, She and Brother Jimmie
make an dlofuL long pair
cts Jim and Nicely, Nicely and jim ii
loves her, don't blame him; But when
she moves one time more, Instead OF
mammals twill be Jimmie's door, So
hears health forevermore."
DR.. Is. Convey and Miss Sara Smiser
followed with a tOastto Mr.. w. ID. Love
and Miss Clabie Taylor: "We trust Mr..
Love may have all happiness; may his
cares be shared and his bills all paid
by a "Taylor" maid. In dealing with
"LoVe" may Miss Taylor beware OF a
snare made by girl with light brown
hair. Here's to your health" y7f2
The souvenirs of the evening were
nuts, containing appropriate quota
4 lions, daintily tied with green and vel
dow ribbon. Those present were: Miss
es Eva Akin, Lillian Love, Nicely. Aber
4 nathy, Sara Smiser, Loutie Tomlinson
\ Clabfe Taylor, Katie Thomas, Virgin;
\ Brown, Columbia, May Tomlinson ant
Charlotte Smiser; Messrs. w. B. Tur
ner, A. F. Thomas, w. ID. Love, j. w
Thomas, J. S. Convey, b. F.. Taylor
lessee Tomlinson, Fayette Tomlinson
Roy Stephen, Wallace and Booke
: Smiser. f,t...f .5tfst aa s.a.y.sL
MANY regrets were expressed that MT
5W. :. Evins, member OF the Clut
could not be present, the Illness OF nj
mother preventing. boo ,4gglgp
AS the old year vanished and the neN
year appeared, after many happy Me-
!, Year greetings, the guests took thei
. departure. The pleasures of the ever
? ing will long be remembered and nun
\ bered among the most joyous OF tn
season. Hi lht l0ti
! On New Years day Mrs. Smiser Ell
tertained few friends complimentar
to Misses Akin and Love. Those pres
ent were Massrs. j. p. Graham, w. |
Turner, w. ID. Love and a.. F. Thomas
Misses Akin, Love, Brown, Thomas an
! Smiser. tttf.tre6Y mid Is
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.TET5ANEs0S.

JAMESON, Jan. 3.-Ohristmas, bright,
CHEEKY, happy Christmas, has come and
gone; many hearts beat with unfeigned
ioy at the receptionlof handsome tokens
from loved ones. harIuf- hlf.d dGfI
At the close of the old year there WAS
a BANQUET given at the residence OF MT,
and Mrs n. G. jameson by the young
gentlemen of the neighborhood in honor
Of the young ladies'. There are none IN
the land that can surpass this NOBLE
band OF gents, brave and true, ana
will give all theirjust dues, ana leave
the name of each with you: Messrs
Albert and Charlie Southall, Edd Babb,
John and Clifton Jameson, Mort NC
Meen. Tom Gfigsby, Nick Foster, Wal
ter Fitzgerald, Ollie Stodard, Walter
Burnett, Marvin GRAY, Arther Church
Austin Bunch, Willie Terrell, Porter
GRAY, Henry Jameson, Collie Beal
Messrs. Alex and Cam Mckay
3 Now as mystic FAIRY of the lea,
will reveal the name OF each tar mae
olthee that participated in.the CRANE
jubilee: ma. -,
ora anderson, Joe and olivia Foster
Nora Hull, Susie Jameson, Emma an
Lucy Mckee, Lillian and julia cary
Janette and froliha Church, Amand
Iochridge, Ola Digger, Annie Lou Nc
Kay. Nora Parks, Lille Rountre'
Maggie Lou Ragsdale, Maggie ma
Terrell, Katie McMeen, Mrs. D Dun
can. Mrs. Cam Mckay.
The @. G.. S. Club met with Miss Al
ME Lou Mckay last Monday nlgn
Refreshments we're served and enJoye
by all. ,uo $40,
the holidays with Mr.. Walter Bnrnet
Mr.. Ernest Jones, of Franklin, is Wis
ting at this place. ,. Ia
Miss Maggie Mai Terrell spent La
week at home. a.
According to Madam Rumor, u
wedding bells will herald marriag
in our midst in thenear future, -,
Mrs. q. r. Porter and little ram
Mai spent few days in Franklin I
Gently. ,. lie
Mr.. John Rountree, of Alabama, WIS Is,
ed his sister, Mrs. Lee Rountree, u
past week. Hoping success ana pr.
perity may be showered on you dur Il
the new year, remain, FAlh'
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CULLEOKA.

CULLEoKA, Jan. 3.-Dr. and Mrs. M
r. Smlser entertained the "Hungry
Club" at Progressive Letters, FRIDAY
evening, Decem Der 81, at their residence,
Oak Hill. Those who assisted in receiV'
ing were Mr.. w. b. Turner and MISS
Lillian Love, Mr.. Aired Elem Thomas
and Miss Eva Akin of Nashville. MIS-.
Smiser WAS attired in handsome black
satin, with jet ornaments and yellow
ehrysanthemums Miss Love in cream
silk and Mareschal Neil roses; MISS
Akin i'm yellow silk and chrysanthee'
NUNS The parlors, reception halls
and dining hall were artistlcally deco
rated in the Hungry Club colors-yel-
low and green. Misses Katie Thomas
and Charlotte Smiser presided Wltn
ease and grace at the chocolate table
When the guests had all assembled
they participated in the lnterestlng
game, progressive Letters" MI
| Turner and Mr.. j. w. Thomas tea toi
the first prize, and Messrs. Il. +. lay
| lor, Elem Thomas and Fayette Tomlin
son, for the BOBBY. After the game I'M
guests repaired to the dining hall
where an elaborate menu was served
| The popular toasts of the evening Wer'
offered by Mr.. w. b. Turner and MIS-
Love to b. f. Taylor and Miss Louie
Tomlinson-"We propose to drink U
the health of Miss Tomlinson ana ne
| heau.i Nav life afford them nue.
pleasure, ample leisure, and each IN tn
other a. sweet treasure. We trust n
whitening" blast may mar their future
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HURRICANE.

HURR1cANE, Jan. 1.-THE old year,
with its many joys and sorrows, has
uuietly passed away, and once more
we enter upon the duties of a new year.
old Father Time is slowly but surely
moving onward with his cycle of death,
and moving down those that are ready
for the harvest, although we, as peo-
pie. have been very fortunate in escap-
ing him for the past year, as the death
rate of our district has been very small.
But to brighter topics.
Thomas gave their annual Christmas
dining. Quite number OF friends ana
relations were present to partake OF the
sumptuous dinner. M
The saw-mill that is in operation
about mile from here, is getting ali
the work that it can do.
Miss Lou Mcdaniel, of Kentucky, who
has been attending school in Nashville
/ is visiting the family Of Mr. Z. Z. Harris
Mr.. ID. West, the Railroad foreman
at this place, has rented the Q; q. har-
ris farm, and will move his mothertrom
Alabama here. ..,.
time of getting his ankle sprained lasi
week. by stepping on a loose brick Oh
the pavement in Columbia.
Mr.. r. w. Thomas is going to build
Y new residence soon,
The spring term OF the camp oro l1l
Academy opened last Monday. Th'
nrospects are good for full school
SHIPMENTS from here, during the hoi
idays, were light.
Mr.. Henry Gillespie, Of Berlin, Mar
shall county, spent Christmas with rel
atives here.
Wishing all a happy and prosperou
new year, am, st CLAlk'
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WILLIAMSPORT.

WILLIAMSBURG, Jan. 3.-Though the
evening is far spent, and both the
tongue and eyes of your scribe are al
most "run down." / must not fail to
send in a few items to the HERALD and
its many readers.
The Young people of our town have
had quite jolly time during the holt
days. Quite number of entertain :
ments, dinings and teas were enjoyed.
The young men gave their annual
entertainment at Mr.. Robt. Moore's.
About tifty-five were present and all
had good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Moore delightfully."-
entertained in honor of MrG. Moore's
brother. Mr.. Marvin Hollowell.
Rev. and Mrs. w. III. Beasley also
entertained numbar of their young
friends in most pleasant manner last
Mr.. Chamber and family gave a
musical last Tuesday night at the
"Opera House." 1t was greatly enjoyed
by all present
Mr.. w. A. Porter, who has made
Savannah his home during the pas
year, spent christmas with his parents
He was accompanied by his cousin
Miss Mamie East.
Mr.. Arch Beasley returned to hi
home in Lewisburg Tuesday, after
spending a few days with his brother
Rev. w. II. Beasley.
Miss Terra Taylor left Tuesday t.
spend short time with her mother a
Winchester. Little Elma Collins wen
with her. Miss Taylor expects to re
turn in few days to take charge o
1.-THE school on Turkey Creek
The sad news of the death of Mr.. J. Z
lYoung. which occurred the Ord inst
! at his home in Savannah, came TO U
last Tuesday He was brother Of Mr.
S. S. Porter, Of this place. Those VIII
mourn for him have the sympathy Q
many friends.
Miss Nora Hull is visiting friends
Carriers Creek.
d Mr.. Horace Grimes visited his slste
Mrs. G. Mayberry, last week;
! Miss jamie Porter resumed her pos
! ton as teacher in our school last Mo-
? day MEMPHIS.
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sUNNYsIDE.

, SuHNYs1DE, Jan. 3.-Afterlan absence
Of several weeks, and spending a most
pleasant Christmas, L will begin with
the new year to send in a few items to
the dear old HERALD.
Miss Carrie Estes, of Mt. Pleasant, is
visiting friends in this vicinity. yi
Miss Genie Craig has returned to her
home, after pleasant visit here.
Miss Halle Brumbach, of Sheffield,
Ala, spent n few days last week with
her brother, f, p. Brumbach. 9l .gf
Mr.. Glenn Thomas and family have
moved in our midst We welcome them
back.sl tA r5E lL.0L
Misses Aggie and Willie Emerson en-
tertained Monday and "Wednesday
nights. puun.L t, 1n0tL
Messrs. Mabra and Tom Coleman, the
blind musicians from Winchester, spen'
from Wednesday until Friday with MI
| A. Il. Emerson's family, and gave som
fine music on the cornet and piano.
| Misses Annie Lee and lzora Patter
son, Emma Doris, May Tucker &n(
Miss Freeman dined with the Misse
Emerson Thursday.
With kind regards SINCLAIR
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A Prominent Muir.
freesboro sit zen
Gives Praise for
Relief.

1t is not difficult to convince the
people Of Tennessee of the merits
of remedy when evidence is pre-
scented Of what it has done right
here at home-of cures made
among the people we know. 1t is
so easy to verify the statements
made below that there is no need
for The slightest doubt TO remain.
The evidence Is conclusive and in
disputable Mr.. J &c, Manson, of
Murfreesboro, has many friends
Throughout the State Tie follow
ing letter from him will l.rove of
great interest: W..
Several years ago was afflicted with
what the doctors called Semitic Rlrlima.
tsm or Lumbago, suffering the most
intense agony ut times, and being
confined TO my bed about Il year,
although four Of tie hest physi-
einnS Zone of whom was my fathcrl at
tended me during my illness. They
could give me only temporary. relief
| dHu'l lIllllh VltJ bliNNl HHpNN "ii VI Ni.N
remedies known to medical science
dosing me with strong medicines Until
my stomach got in such condition
that / could digest nothing, and neithci
myself nor friends had any hope Of my
recovery. / was persuaded to tryiSaSgS.
and BEFORE finishing the first bottle,
found that had the right rpmody,
continued to take it until e cured n'
perfectly. This Was about miro ycTr
ago,and Lhaye been in splendid henltl
ever since. ,,rg.s ) e MANSON,
There arc thousands of sufferer
from Rheumatism in Tennessee
to-day who, like MI. Manson
have vainly sought relief, and 4
long as they continue 70 eXperl
menC With varions so-called rheu
matte cures, they do 50 at the eX
pense Of their health, for the dis
ease is getting frmer hold o
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HnIfsEHnLn GODS.

The ancient Greeks believe that the
Penates were the gods who attended
to the welfare and prosperity OF the
family, They were worshipped as
household gods in every home. the
household god of to-day is DIR. kings
New. Discovery. For consumption,
coughs, colds, and for all affections OF
throat, chest and lungs 1t is invaiuaole'
1t has been tried for a quarter OF cen
tnrv and is guaranteed to cure, or money
returned. No household should be
without this good angel tits pleasant
to take and a safe and sure remedy tol
old and young. Free trial bottle a.
Woodbridge & Irvine's drug store. Reg
ular sizes soc and Sl.0O. 1une4 ~ ~
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Our Gnrruiq Correspondents.
NEAPOLIS.

NEAPoLIs, Jan. Bro. Eubank
preached very interesting sermon
Sunday afternoon. His text being
found in Second Peter, LIST chapter, 81
verses.
Messrs. Gus Watson and Oscar Will
liams, of Franklin, were visiting
friends here not long since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gee, of Southall, were
the guests of Mrs. Huckaby recently.
Messrs Austen and Fred Bunch, of
Nashville, were with homefolks last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley and Miss Oracle
Smith, of Ben, were the guests of rela-
tives here last week.
Miss Mary Price, of Mallard, visited
Misses Genie and Delina Cosby several
days last week. 1N
Misses Irma Allen and Ethel Green,
of Columbia, we're with relatives, hert
| las week. ~
! Misses Leila and Fannie D. johnson
of Blanton's Chapel, were guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. Sanders, recently.
We are glad to hear that Miss Nol'
Allen, who has been very sick. is i'm
proving. NINA.
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Women are not the only ones who are
sensitive about their ages. A man
doesn't like to be told that he is getting
old. Health keeps a man young. IL
doesn't make any difference If he has
lived eighty years, If they have been
healthy years, he will be hale and
hearty and won't look within. twenty
years as old as he is. Good digestion
and rich, red blood make people LOOK
Youthful. Dr. Pieree's Golden Medical
Discovery makes rich, red blood It
makes health in the right way. 1t
works according to the right theory,
and in 80 years of practice, II has proved
that the theory is absolutely correct
| 1t begins at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
putting the stomach, liver and bowels
into perfect order, but it begins its good
work on the blood before 1T hnishes
with the digestive system. 1t searches
out disease germs wherever they may
be and forces them out of the body
All druggists keep the "Discovery'"
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save Your Life

nv using "The New Great South
american Kidney Cure" This new
remedy is a great surprise on account
Of its exceeding promptness IN rellev;
ing pain in the Kidney. Bladder ana
Rack in male or female. 1t reiieves re,
tention of water, and pain IN passing y
almost Immediately. save yoursei IN
,,raysent fatal consequences in almost al
casss nv its great Alternative and heallnl
Movers. Sold by A. }. Rains, Druggist
flolumbia, Tenn. 4'~ tiepAI ~
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NEAR SMYRNA.

MAN SMYRNA, Jan. 2--After spend
inSa merry Christmas, ! Will Try 20
grite few items to the dear oiu
~ MNTssAs rvI Sowell is visiting her sister,
Mrs Bessie Ellington, at Rally HUI;
Mrs Mollie Craig spent several uays
last week at Center Star. ,,,
Miss Cora Adcock, Mrs; MyLtis
Rirnm and little daughter, OF MempnW1s'
are the guests of their sister, MIS- ~
M. Johnson, near Columbus. - l,ome
Mrs ID. X, Minor has returned mons
sssar .nending a few days with reia-
a me- III Crawford Hollow.
There was singing given at MT %
N narrv herrv's last "Wednesday night
Those nyesent were: Misses Ella hlh'
~, Virgie and Carrie Derryperry'
Sns;;e Moore. Lutte, Ida and fannie
umckahv. Alice, Fannie ana carrie
Minor Mary X. Harrison, Allce L hlI
Nv Matte Wright; Messrs; Jonn w. ~,
ton Jimmie and Felix Derry Sei rS y
Dayc Kinnard, Charlie haruisoniis l ~
Nicholson, Mack Johh anu nd 'Tooe
Huckaby, Leon Derryoerry' Snu Wv
hs Mis- Ora Derryberry spent seye era
da~s with relatives near Mallaru las
ws NS w o. Brazier will leave to-mor
~. g., Nashville, where he expects y
,oa,,a his home. Mr.. Campoell WI
move IN Mr.. Brazier's residence. -,
Miss Salie Mullin has returheu ho o1i,
.ssar snending several days with rela
tiyes near Columbia. .e,oa o.
There has been new postoilic ,', q I,
..tiisbed at Center Star It's name y
Match Mr.. Davis X. Minor mas pee
annointed postmaster, MS wire Hss's'
~ ks- dauuhter clerk
an Mrs Mary Crutcher died ~ .her ho OH
last SUNDAY near Chapel HUI anu m or
buried TUESDAY. We erS sSsd one
deepest sy'''P"''' DEW DROP.