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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-11-30

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.-The presi-
dent will ask the incoming congress to
pass an act retiring Gen. Shafter with
the rank of jor general in the rGgu-
lar army. He has already been re
tired with the rank of brigadier gem
eral. This purpose of the president is
the explanation of the retention of
Gen. Shafter in the volunteer service
to this time, it being felt that his
chances would be frightened by his
retention in the active army until con-
gress has an opportunity to act.
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SPECIALS: {:

Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays-
CHILE CON CARSE, the famous Mex
lean Dish, the principal ingredients of
which are imported direct from Mexico
The only place in Ohio where this can
he had. To the Mexican, Texan and
Westerner what Clam Chowder is TO the
Yankee. 10 cents dish.
Fridays, Saturdays and sundays-Real
"nown East" Clam Chowder from CLAIMS
"shucked" here. 10 cents bowl.
Fish, oysters and game in season.
Lunch and short orders, all hours, day
or night. Restaurant never closed since
opened. A great convenience for stock
men and others whose business requires
late or early hours.
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PRETORIA, Nov 26.-Through the
courtesy of the Transvaal authorities,
a press correspondent here in the com
pany of Mr.. p. G. Grobler, under Sec
retary for foreign affairs, and Mr.. De
Souze, secretary of the war depart
ment, was enabled to visit Winston
Churchill Friday at the Model school,
where he is confined with the captured
officers. Beyond slight bullet wound
in the right hand he seemed well and
looked hearty, although naturally chat
ing under enforced idleness.
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Half the Town Burned.

BowLINa GREEN, o., Nov. 27.-Nearly
half of the business portion of Weston,
town of /, 200 inha bitants, was burned
Sunday. Twelve buildings, occupied
by about 20 business firms, were de-
stroyed. The loss is estimated at from
$40, 900 to $50, 600, and the insurance
about half. The fire started in the
rear of a general merchandise store
kept by Baldwin & Vetter.
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British ierms.

LONDON, Nov, 25.-The Daily Chron-
icle says: "We learn that the cabinet
has decided that the basis of settle
ment in South Africa will be a united
South Africa modelled upon the
Canadian plan. The details have not
yet been settled but it is practically
certain that no terms of peace will be
accepted by the British government
short of the British occupation of Pre-
toria and Blomfontein.
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ffiPsb0r0 K. K. Time Table.
FOR CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Leave HiIlsboro- Arrive Cincinnati
6:55 a. III. 9:4O Il d.
2:4O p m. 600 p. m.
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Leave Hilsboro- Arrive Portsmouth
$50 a. m. 11:05 a. m,
2:40 p. II. 9:O5p. m.
For Portsmouth Irontop. KenOva. Gallipolis,
Pomeroy, Pt. Pleasant. Psrkersburg. Marietta,
Wheeling and .Pittsburg, leave Hillsboro st
6:55 q. m,
Through train to Ohio River towns and
Pittsburg, carrying combination cars, coaches
and parlor. daily except sunday via p e. V 4.
N. W.. O. R. and P. @. @. s. d l..
Fer further Information address, Fred B. Nc
Keehan. ARelt. Hillsboro, o.
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Mrs Leslie Carter Recoverinp.

COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 27.-Mrs. Leslie
Carter is rapidly improving from her
recent illness, and although no longer
confined to her bed, she mas not been
permitted by her physicians to leave
her room. 1t is expected she will be
able to resume her present engage
ment at ST. Louis. Her voice has not
been impaired by the trouble in her
throat
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Mortallv Wounded By His Brother

MARYvILLE, Mo-, Nov. 26.-Tom
Lindsay. 81. was shot and mortally
wounded by his younger brother, Jesse,
during a quarrel at the home of their
brother-in-law, Joseph Yeager, nine
miles west of here Wednesday.
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New YORK, Nov. 26-Tommy West
was given the decision over Frank
Craig. known as the Harlem Coffee
Cooler, at the end of the fourteenth
round of what was to have been a
25 round bout at catch weights before
the Broadway athletic club Friday
nipht
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YOUNGSTOWN, O., Nov. o7.-The will
of the late Maj. John A. Logan has
been offered for probate. The deceased
left everything to his wife. The docu-
ment was executed in Chicago, May IA,
1898. just before the major left to join
his regiment. Robert Bentley was APP
pointed guardian of the children.
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Robt. ons Ini iured.

JANEsvILLE. Wis, Nov. 2h-Robert
Fitzsimmons, the ex-champion heavy
weight, Friday accidentally caught his
left hand between the heavy doors of a
hotel here. Physicians attended the in
jured hand which Fitzsimmons says
was broken.
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The Cabinet Resigns.

VALPARAISO, Nov. 6.-The coalation
ca binet, headed by Senor Rafel Soto
mayer, which was formed on Septem-
ber 8 last, has resigned. Senor Rafael
Balmaceda and Senor Joaquin Gogoi,
have been consulted by President L.
Arrazuiz with view of forming a min
iSt
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ST. JOHNS, N. f., Nov. 2s.-The Brit
ish steamer Boan navista, Capt. Frazer,
from Montreal for this port, is three
days overdue. 1t is feared she has
been damaged by the recent gales in
the Gulf of ST. Law renee.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-11-30
The Georgia Prohibition Bill.

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. 2S.-The COM
mittee on temperance of the state is
expected to meet Tuesday. for the pur-
pose of considering the Willingham
state prohibition bill. The best in
formation is that it will report favora-
bly,, but it is not thought probable the
measure will pass the senate.
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BUCYRUs, o., Nov. 27.-The snicide
Of Jonathan Wagner is the fourth
suicidal death in his family, all of them
traceable to insanity. A fifth death
was through insanity, but not suicidal.
Wagner took poison and cut his
throat.
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Madnau Caught,

BOWLING GREEN, O., Nov. 27.-John
McNally, the madman for "Aom the
officers have been searching since
Tuesday night, was captured at Wing
ston at noon Saturday by Sheriff Kings
bury and deputy after a struggle.
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VINCESNEs, Ind, Nov, 27.-Prentice
Lyons, aged 16, son of Engineer Il.
Lyons, committed suicide at noon sun
day. The body was found hanging in
the barn. He was not bright, mentally.
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BROOKS STATION, Ga, Nov. 26.-The
body OF Amos Bivens, well-known
Negro, was found in White Oak Creek
Friday with a rope around his neck.
1t is supposed he was murdered and
thrown from the bridge.
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Micaaei Davitt Hurt.

DUBLIN, Nov. 26.-Michael Davitt
was thrown from his carriage in
street accident in Dublin Friday and
rendered unconscious by the fall. He
revived soon after he had been taken
to the residence of Mr.. John Dillon.
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Condnctnr,s Arm Gut on.

KENToN, O., Nov. 2T..-El ). ovely, q
Big Four freight conCuctor, fell under
the wheels of his engine Sunday and
had his right arm cut off and his face
mashed in. His injuries are probably
not fatal
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WA sHINeToN, Nov. 24.-The war de.
partment received a cablegram from
Cavite saying the Charleston was en-
tirely under later and typhoon rag
ing, and there was no hope of saving
the vessel.
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Too Near the Target.

TOLEDO, O., Nov. 27.-John w. Rill,
Of asA7 Albion street, who was serving
as marker for parties shooting at
target, was shot and may die. He got
too near the target
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OTTAWA. o., Nov. 27.-Arthur B.
Weller, who shot and killed Sol B.
Wise and was convicted of man
slaughter, has been granted a new
trial, based on the judges charge to the
furv
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Hit by q Sledgs Hammer.

CHILLlcoTHE O., Nov Nov 81 -
Charles Smith, of Kingston, was fatal
ly injured by being accidentally
struck terrific blow on the body with
a sledpe hammer.
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opuos.d to the Seating of Roberts

LACROSSE, Wis, Nov. 26. 6.-Congress-
man j. j. Esch, of this city, has de-
clared himself opposed to seating Con-
gresham Roberts, of Utah.
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Joe Gan. Given the Decision.

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.--Joe Cans, the col
ored lightweight, of Baltimore, was
given the decision over Steve Crosby,
colored, of Louisville, at the emf of a
six-round bout here Friday night.
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SANpUsKY, O., Nov. 27.-The body of
John Murrsy, who mysteriously disap-
peared Tuesday. was found in the bay
here Saturday. He was accidentally
drowned
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Fire at Fslanchester.

BLANCHEsTER, O., Nov. 27.-Minister
& Fishers grocery stock was destroyed
by FIRE Sunday morning. Loss So, 500;
insurance 1900.
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for EVERYBODY !
NICK AVS
Cosmopolitan Bill-Of-Fare.

Mondas ENGLAND BOILED
DINNER-Choice corned beef, cab
baro, 'urnips, parsnips, carrots and
poia,oss.
Tuesdays-PRI ME- RO ASTS-Two kinds
Wednesdsys-Roast Beef and Boiled
Tongue with horseradish sauce.
Thursday TURKEY DINNER.
Fridays-BOlLED and BAKED FISH,
ROAST BEEF.
Saturdays-ROAST BEEF, VEAL POT
PIE.
Suudays-BAKED CHICKEN, ROAST
BEEF.
These superb bills, of-fare include all
trimmings" usual in first-class cafe
soup, vegetables, coffee, etc., and cost
only 25 cents each.
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COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 27.-Roy Max
well, of 81 Hoffman avenue, was found
behind a bill board, where he had
been assaulted and robbed. He may
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BELLEFoNTAINE. O.. Nov. 81. Simeon
jackson. aged 70 years, fell from
wagon and his neck was broken.
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Drank Furniture Polish.

MAssII1.oN, O., Nov. 27-The small
child of Nathaniel Price drank bottle
of furniture polish. 1t can not recover.
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NOVEMBER 18th, 1899
Hillsboro-Cincinnati.

Iralus lntfkett ID in'l QdllN.
rra,r e marked ruu daily kept Su 1day.
tra rs mi At kei s rr" Snr dlY olly
Sunday train at $40 m connects for Col
umbus, Pitt burg. Ghicuthe snh Fa4tfrn
citi"e.
Sunday train. 735 p. m g. conne,ts for lin
cinnsti Co umbus and Pittsburg
For st. Louis. Chicago and all points West
ard South. *7:45 a. m and 1920 p m. For
Columbus, *7:45 a m 1920 p. m. and *4:15
m. For Pittsbu &, as5 ~1:45 a. m and
*4:15 p m For Greenfield, Chillicothe and
Eastern Cities *7:45 u. m. and *i:15 p m.
Through tickets nd baggage checks issued
to all points in ULited Stats, Canada and
NJ xico No Transfers at Cincinnati
Special inducements to the West.
For de allied information call on or address
]. Z. sands, Agent, HIliSboro o., Cr o. P. Nc
Csrty. Geu'l Pass. Agt Cincinnati
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Here is unique verdict by coroner's
jury on man yho was killed by a switch
engine: "We, the jury, find that the de-,
ceased came to his death at the hands of
a switch engine, after bein' sat on by the
coroner tor two hours and half."-At-
lanta Constitution.
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AS MANY as 1000 dates have been
gathered from a single palm.
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You can get G. d. waists at Hibben.
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Williamson Items.

Is. +. Russell, .Jr after spending Il
tnrlough ut home, has returned to his
post with the heavy artillery on Sulli-
vans Island
Misses Lyal and Beaufort Matthews
are visiting their sister Mrs W. w.
Griffin.
Several Of the Clemson students
slcn, part "f the holidays IN William
StOn.
MIR. Percy Hc1l,ra, Of Atlanta. has
been visiting his sister. Mrs. T. +. Kill
20.
The usual Christmas Fish Pond WAS
held in the College Chapel the oGth
nlt.. and countless presents were dis
tributcd t0yOung and old.
The inimitablc Sam Jones will deliv-
era lecture in the College chapel Sat
nrday evening. january 14th. 1tiscx-
pcctcd that a big crowd will greet him.
The great attraction of Christmas
week was tho visit of the Rutgers Col
legc lee and Mandolin Clubs. The
entertainment had been well adver-
tlScd and the chapel was comfortably
iillcu. There were visitors here from
Anderson. IlOnea Path, Belton, Clcm-
son College and other points, as wei
as the usual big crowd from Pclzer
Inc program was varied and well cnr.
RED out. and the Young men responded
10 encore after encore. X. B. &.
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A Suclat Event .

One of the most enjoyable parties OF
the season was the one given Dee. 3lst
by Capt. G.. W. Rankin and wife, OF
Equality. tn celebrate the birthday of
their charming daughter Miss Ida.
The spacious rooms were beautifully
decorated with mistletoc and holly.
Miss Ida, in an evening dress of white,
made IL lovely picture us she stood uu
der the mistletOc receiving the < '0d
wishes of her guests. She was assisted
in receiving by her sisters, Miss Maggie
and Mrs. Chess. Smith, of Easley.
With gay conversation, music and
games, the hours flew swiftly by until
supper was announced, when all repair
ed to the dining room. There on an
artisticnlly arranged table was spread
Il royal feast of all the delicacies of the
season, to which the guests did ample
justice. The cutting Of the birthday
cake, which contained a thimble and
ring, was the causeO of much mcrriment.
Mr.. Will Glenn was the fortunate one
to cut the ring. Well-we "lOn't
think" we will tell who cut the thin
Bile. After supper we returned to the
pariOr, and, with abateil E,irth, watch
ed the dying of the old year and the
da wning Of the new. Then bidding
our hostess goodnight, departed, with
pleasant memories that will ever lin
ger III our minds, until time shall be no
IuOre. A GUEST.
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Slick Trnitnr lantmrrd.

Alex. Rnmic. alias jim Williams, Il
cOlurctl gentleman from Abbcville, was
registered at the Jail Friday and given
!: room in keeping with the position he
should occupy in society. He reached
this city and Mr.. j. j. Dobbins' stable
riding blaze face, light bay horse
which gave evidence of rapid and hard
travel. He gave his name as Alex.
Kamie and stated that his business was
to buy mule. Mr.. DObbins suspected
that something was wrong. but trOtted
out II mule and soon had Ramie salts
fled, who, to secure the purchase money
gave IL mortgage on the horse. In
signing the papers, however, his mem
Dry seems to have gone back on him
and he signed the name jim Williams.
This was Il clinchcr, and in Il few
minutes Mr.. Dobbins had his man in
the hands Of Deputy Sheriff Rose.
After being arrested, the negro stated
to Mr.. Rose that he had just bought
:hc horse in AbbcviIlc and gave Il
mort gage on Il mule, and us he had no
mule. he came here to buy IL mule by
giving II mortgage on the horse, so
that he would have the mule if the
man should come ON him for it.
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Misses Allie and Grncvicvc Simpson,
of Anderson.
Our young friend, Robert Wither-
SPOON. who is Il student ut CLEMSON
spent The holidays nt home.
Miss Lois Holland has returned after
SPENDING SOME time with relatives ut
IavOnii, Ga.
Our. farmers have just finished sow
ing wheat, and quite good crop has
been put in. We are beginning to
realize. the Importance of making SOME
thing besides cotton. The cotton crop
will necessarily be curtailcd. from the
fact that there has been IN increase in
acreage of the wheat and oat crop.
Every farmer should look the situation
spuartly in the face AMI set his stakes
accordingly.
Among the successful exploits of onr
sporting friends last week we think
Mc>sr-. L. b., j. X. and PanI Earle are
entitled to the blue ribbon. In three
days hunt they brought in from 30 to
% parilidgcs daily. besides rabbits
InnIllicrablc.
With The entering in of the new and
passing ont of i,r old Year. wca>k that
on short cnmlngs III ne past be- Tor
gwen and forgotten. and We here rX-
pres "nr best wishes inl the health
we'll being and happiness OF the editors.
printers and every reader OF HE INTEL
Iint>'EE. May we Hll have Il most
prosperous year. BURKE
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TOwnviIie Items.

New Years gift, Mr. Editor! We
wish You all the good luck in 1880 that
a kind Providence has got in ntOre for
ynm. We wish that your health NAV
be better, yonr mind clearer. your fl
nanccs easier and your sweetisear.
more loving
We think everybody in this comlnu-
nifty has enjoyed Christmas to the full
eat extent, and we are proud to say we
never saw IL drunk man in Christmas
week.
Miss Janle Games went to lIartSville
to SIen Christmas with her brother.
Prof. }. w. Gaines.
Miss Lizzie Bruce. of near this place,
who is attending the (irctnvillc Col
lcEc. spent Christmas at home.
Shirley & Mahatfcy's store, ut this
nave sent after the bl00dhUun,ls now
to see if they can catch the thieves.
They have not learned the extent of
the theft ut this writing.
Mr.. ID. l.. FAINT has opened Il bicycle
shop and grocery store in our place,
We wish for him liberal patronage.
MI Editor, i'll company with Rev. j.
r. Singleton. we visited our County
home for :he unfortunate" We were
pleased tosee that Mr.. King was caring
for the uninrtnnates so we'll. We found
them well clothed, well fed, we'll
housed and we'll provided for in every
particular. We asked one of the in
mates about preaching, and he told us
that they had preaching once n month.
Mr. King has improved the fnrm so
that it is second to none in the county.
He has IS ncrps i'll wheat. and it il all
UP, looking nice. He tells us that he
makes ono bale of cotton to the acre,
and raises an abundance of cabbage,
turnips. potatoes, g0obcrs, &c. We
are glad that the grand old County of
Anderson treHta her unfOrtnnates so
well. We are glad that she Stands
first of all the counties of the State in
spending more money on her unfurtu-
mates and providing better for them.
II shows civilization and Christianity.
We hope the name will be changed
from poor house tO County Home for
the unfortunate. Because it is not Il
pu"r house in Anderson County. but II
Home.
We have learned that the thieves
who broke into Shirley & Mnhattry's
store, Saturday night took about $500
worth of goods. They are in pursuit
of the thieves ut this writing.
Rev. -. Weston lliott preached his
first sermon on last Sunday. Subject.
prayer" 1t was Il great sermon, full
of Thought and delivered with the pOw-
or of the Spirit. MIR. Hiott will move
his family to TOwnvillc in January.
Ol.D ROSIN DE Row.
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Hollands Store.

Christmas has passed and the year of
1893 is numbered with bygone years,
and the question confrOnts lis have we
improved the moments rs they flew 2
If not, turn over new leaf, begin the
new yenr right and keep yourself un-
spotted during tho year.
Our nrighborhood was exceedingly
quiet during the holidays. though the
young people enjoyed many gatherings
ut which the light funtastic toe was
tipped and other social games engaged
in.
Among our visitors for the past week
or so were Mcssrs. j. X. Earle, of Wal
iIlalla,; i. j. Earle and son. and Frank
lianlin. of Anderson; Mrs. Thos.
Thompson and daughter, Miss Agnes.
of Pclzcr; Mrs. J. T.. Anderson and
son. Arthur. of Clemson; Mrs. n. q.
Farmer aud Rufus Earle, of Broyles !;
'l'erry Holland and Miss Josie Rectler,
Of Lavonia. ca. Misses Winnie and
Susie Richardson, of Dobbs, Ga. !;
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Beats The klnhdlka.

Mr.. A. e Thomas. Of MaryevilIe, Tex.
naa found more valuable discovery than
he's yet been ma % in the Elondike' ror
years be uttered nn,nid agony II ON con-
sumption. accompanied by heInnrrhYk+u :.
end WAS absolutely cured by Or. KIM I.
new 'isc"trv f"r C"n>ump pti0n Coughs
and Colds lie declares tha, gold IL OF
htt'e vA'ue III r",nrrris"n with This mar.
vei"ns cur; wnn!d have IL. even IL il ccst
hundred dollars u bn,t. Asthma
Bronr' iIia AMI all throat ~nd inny affarI i,
IONS arc positively cured by d.. Kings
New Discovery tor Consumption. Trial
bottles free at H'l'-0rr Drngi' Regular
atzs s0I cts: anh Si00 Guaranteed to cure
or pricd refunded.
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Deans lIolitiny Isrtyities.

Well. Christmas has come and gone
with all its joys and sorrows, vet we
have the New Year before us. Let us
strive to live II better life; not turn
over Il new leaf, but rather improve the
old leaf and ut the end of the year, as
Oiir memory revcrts back to the events
of the present year, we will not have
any rcmOrsc ut breaking New Year
resolutions
Miss Rosa Wharton, charming
young lady of Iva, was the guest of
Miss Lucy Dean.
Two beautiful and charming young
ladies, Misses Nettie lsrOwnlee and
Annie Bowie, of Due West, came home
with Miss Pearl Dean from Due West
College to take in the Christmas huli-
days.
Miss Lula Dean, of Williamson Col
legc, was mt home spending the hOli
days with hey parents and friends.
Our school resumed it's duties this
week, presided over by our efficient
and popular teacher, Miss Clayton
Dean.
Miss Sadie Watson, Mrs. Eugene
Milford and son, and Messrs. Fulwar
Watson and Parker Robinson were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. &. ID. Watson.
Mr.. John T.. Allen, the popular prin-
cipal of the Clyde High school, of n.
g.. was visiting friends and relatives.
MIR. Z. Ban Allen, of your city, was
in our community. He is all old friend
of ours. and is always welcome.
Our young people highly enjoyed
themselves making new friends, at
tending parties and "big dinners
The ladies in this vicinity are famous
for their skill III the culinary depart
mcnt.
Wish all a happy and prosperous
New Year. "NAED."
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Judge lscnct has Just decided. OH nli
appeal heard in Charleston. that in
order for n man to be- Il 'qnali.nh .iu
ro." he must BE- a "uualiiicd clcct0r," /"
or i'll other words he must br qualified
10 v0tc-mlst have IL registration err-
tificatc and Il receipt for taxes last due
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