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NOTICE.

THE Books of Subscription to the Cap
ital stock of The Bank Of Williamson
viii be open to the public on Monday
next. August 7th, in the office OF the
Williamston Oil and Fertilizer GO. from
10a. 20. to p. m. Capital S2O,0o, OIL
vided into 400 shares of the par value OF
$50 90 zach, payable In lnstaliments Oh
90 per cent. every thirty days, oeginnlue
OCTOBER 'n0 1'' JAS P. GossETr,
II. C. WILSON,
r. A. GRAY,
B C. MARTIN,
II. r. BARMORE,
Board of Coporators
Aug 9, 1889 = ---l-
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Important Notice.

THERE will be Normal Music School
taught at Salem Church, beginning Au-
rusl 10Th, closing August 18th. lnstruc
Zion will be given in rudlnents OF vocal
music. harmony, sight singing and con-
ductinc sacred music specially, by
prof ! II. Ruebu-h assisted by other
noted teachers. Every Church III An
derson County could not do better thing
for the upbuilding Of the music than 10
defray the expenses OF one Or more o,
their leaders. The pliceof inil Germ VIII
be only $l.50 for adults, Sl.oo Tor cnilarea
under - years. BOARD may pe ontaineu
at reasonable rates. For full particulars
address either
P. F. King, =. "; ouIr!ss,
John EskeW, COmm1ttee.
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HELP US MOVE

WE beg of you for help to move Inns
is no Joke. We are in cold earnest anu
will prove it to you. Listen "nlie "0
talk. and then take your turn at speecn-
making:
We have again outgrown our panls'
loon breeches, (as Dutchman once saAo''
and we must make dem some more o'k'
Or to make it clear to you, the mousse ~
which We do business hss become 'oo
small to conveniently accommodate oui
large and growing trade. Hence we nave
secured a larger and more desirable mousse
nm Granite Row. Now, we have not lor-
gotten what job it was four years ago
n Ing about nine thousand dollars OF
stuff up here from our little OLD place'
though the back doors were almost touch-
;no And how much more OF a JOB WILL
Il he now for us to move over twenty-five
thonsand of Goods clear across the Puo,
liz sonare. We don't want to 90 IT, anu
ma ain,t agoin' to do it. No, we are lust
Going to make a grab-pile OF II, ano le1
0nr friends and enemies come ID anu
oorrv Il off for us. To give you an loea
of onr Intentions in the matter-nsten
" For every ten cents traded with us we
oil Give vou a help-move ticket. III you
trade rad SOC. worth you get five, help. move ~,
t;cl,e ets. and so on. These tickets entltie
the holders to free grabs at the pile, or :. &c
in int trade for each ticket held. Nor IS that
all. Every little boy or glrl VINO cc.nts nl =
in in and buys 25c. worth OF Goodr. OF ~ IS
with an older person who buys .oc, s:
worth or more, we will give Tree 61,3 one
Hickory or Boxwood Top or tiny Do!l
Rahv~either black or white. Nor IS tnls
ali al To the person trading the creates
number of bills. amounting TO over ,e.3' on.
dollar between now and August 18Th
Wa will give first choice of two German
Yokell Clocks-greatly priced as an or OF
nament souvenir TO the person traolnt
the most bills, amounting to over 2'c, NS, W.
one Bill can be recorded in one day. !,
But. Minor, says some one, you can 81,
affor.. It. Well, we admit as much, bu
we do it, anyhow. Now listen Tor price ,3
to friehten competition. Oh, yes, they
have to use camphor bottle to keep u
? spirits now
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Breezes from Rocky River.

Our good old pastor, assisted by Rev.
N g. Wright, closed weeks meeting
ut this place last Friday. 1t seems as
if it was the best meeting we ever at
tended. and many of our oldest mem
hers saw it was the best meeting that
has ever been at this place. Only. SIX
ioined the Church, but l think there
Are many that have changed their way
of doing. can say from my neaLI ' IL y
those two preachers can not make s;i =
change on you, the devil WILL pc wei!
represented. The meeting WILL starr
again at this place on Friday morning
before the third Sunday IN August at
10 o'clock. c,-,-,.
Miss Bessie Cowan, one Of Mohawks s
fairest young girls, is visiting relauVes
and friends in this community.
Mr.. Jimmie Hampton, one OF our
fairest young gents, went to see MS
best girl in Mohawk last Saturday
evening. Long absence will always
bring back some unknown sweet re-
memberance. ~
Mr.. John Hall, who has been in the
picture business for the past few years
in many different States, returned
to his fathers home recently for q two
months visit among his friends, bu,
we are sorry to say he came home SICK
and is looking somewhat thin.
s great many of our young people
are Contemplating taking many pleas
ant trims in the near future.
We lave often times heard OF many
| neonle going to Glenn Springs and Ho
Snrinl.s. but | think we have a grea
MANY afflicted ones-judglng om'th'
way they go to the Hot Spring.
We have often times heard OF peopi
saving some women wear the breeches
I Inf we have some that wear tn
brecches, shirt, coat and vest, necktl
and also bicycle cap, and some OF then
carry ~ q stick behind their back for tn
husband to make him walk achalk line
Messrs. Henry Morrison and r. ASH
lev. of the Institute section, spent; las
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. +. Hail. 9
this section. ..r,,, nrov.
meeting at this place, when NEE. NEE
eyery second and fourth Sunday ever
ing at o'clock. Let every pody COM
Messrs. b. c. and NJ. +: AieWln
spent last Saturday with their PRONE
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hall,
the Antreville section. :, T.
With best wishes to the dear old II
rrLLIGENCER and it's many rea0ers.
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cREENvILLE
FEMALE COLLEGE.

Room for 20 Boarders. Enrolment 2O6.
Graduates 43l. Able Faculty-Seventeen
Teachers, Six men. Fourteen Schools.
Seven Languages, Literature, Sciences,
History, Bible Study, Music, Art, Elocu-
ton. Stenography, Bookkeeping, Type.
writing. Director of Music pupil OF
List and Sgamb basi. Graduate OF Royal
A cademy Of Music, Rome, Italy. Superb
Teacher. Composer and Pianist. Health
Unsurpassed. No death in school since
il was founded. Elevation about ll0o
feet. Diligent care of Boarders. College
PHYSICIAN. Fare Excellent. Rates low.
Fortv-sixth Session begins September ~,
i'.''' n. N. RILEY, A. NJ, D. D,
President, Greenvllle, 5. Z.
July rs, 1899 D
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE C1Ty CLERK AND TREAsURER,
~ CITY HALL, ANDERSON, .. Z.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sec
ond 1nstalIment of City Taxes and Sanl-
tary Dues will be due and payable at the ae
Office Of the City Clerk and TressnT9T asTG4sT a.
,sI ,s,h inst 2 to SEPTEMBER lst,, 1899, in
ciTs,v'1 :rhis office will be open from 8 o'clock
~ 1T to S o'clock p N. during said time.
o Parties pa id failing to pay said City Taxes
and Sanitary Dues within said dates VIII
he liable to the usual penalties with cos's
as provided by law ;,
BY order City Council. 1pw1s
City Clerk and Treasurer pro ten'
Auro 1899
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Benefits OF Insurance.

ABBEv1LLE, s. c., July 81, 1873.
DR.. Joe. Cabell Davis, Manager M1snai a
Reserve Fund Life Assocla.,on' ;.h n1easnpa Eolum
T lac acknowledge I receipt OF Check for Fl Five We
Thonsand Dollars on the National Park
RauI1 Of New York in full payment OF
Policy Polio No. 1857 in the Mutual s7s Reserve We
Fund Life Association Association OF NgM Tanrv vHI 1Iati-
nu mer Rest assured tha, consider my, =
salf self under many obligations to you ana
S9,1 vour Association for the invaluable copr.
Iesies leslie shown me in the payment .I,t5 OF tins !,
claim voluntarily before 1t was Is. actuaioy pn1;cy
dne according to the terms of the Poacy
con- contract. It is useless for me to state !.s
that that bold you and your Association II in
the the highest esteem, and heartily recon
mend me- same to all who desire the 6enen.s PEI 81 y
Of sound. safe insurance, and at tue low
es. possible cost.
LOU ELLA LATl Melt.
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Valuable Plantation for Sale.

1-A ACRES, more or less, on Bea-
1 Il verdam Creek, in high state .ie
of cultivation. 80 acres bottom land, 80
in in pine woods, IA in pasture. 100 in cotton
land. 3 houses on it. Bounded by Rev;
George Rodgers, A. NJ. Guyton anu
others. Will sell on easy terms. ful-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
For further particulars apply to NJ. berry
Williams, Guyton, S. c., or
MISS LIZZIE WlLLlAMS
Anderson, S. C.
Jnlv10 1899 .
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Had Mr.. Latimer been insured IN an
old line, legal reserve, high'rate C9mpa-
nv. his widow would have receiver s Se1y
little over oDe-half the amount 49,
specified in return Tor Inc sa"'T .1ta p,1 Mn
,nal = al Reserve has paid to widows and or. or
nhans rJ@l % over Thirty. eight Million Dollars
pn~as nast a;uhtaen Years. 1t has over Two
~ Wnrndred ra5r and Seventy Millions of lnsu-
rance zee in force, clear, clean cash surplus
over HnV every w ~ liability. both actual and con,
ting tiugent, Of One Million Six Hundred
thousand Dollars It's the Peoples sys-
tenn m OF Insurance. Good, reliable men
can secure profitable contracts by "rltlne
~ JOE CABELL DAVIS, Mgr,c
Colnn, hia Is. q.
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Aug Q, Q 1899
COLLEGE,
uTcKnRY ". C..

For Girls and Young Ladies.
Noted health resort. Pure mountain
o;r and water. Ten schools in one. Char
tered tel M by the State. $500 Piano given T., to
hast . IT. music graduate Home comforts.
Tacnltv of IA University men and wo-
man Students from nearly every South,
ern % State, also from Canada, Western ana
Northern States. Reasonable rates.
Write fer Catalogue.
S. P. HATTON. A. NJ, President.
July 2o, 1899 D
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Z g Good Glass Tumblers l3c. Sol.
. ES tioblets 25c. set.
: . lee Creams Csc. dOZ.
3 Hen AID Rabbit Butter Dishes ioc
% eSS Covered Honey Dishes lOc.
a. Syrup Cans Sc, l0c, 15c.
8 g.: aluminium Hair Pins Sc. doz.
"a ~ kinds Hair Pins to select from.
SE Combs, Brushes, Thimbles. Jew
-US elry, etc at prices which DEFY
9T5 competition.
3 q 5 l2 lbs. good Soda for 2oc.
ao9 : boxes Shoe Nails for DC.
3 & o5 good Envelopes for lc.
SfS "a Sheets Paper for lc.
SES 70 kinds Chewing Gum at lc, &c
E.a. 4c. and sc. a package.
e .
Now let's wind up this tale with
ouid of Crack. o-.Jsck Tobacco, or piece
If Tndpe at 35c. or o6ic. per 10. Or shall
we wash it oil with a few bars OF pest
Laundry Soap at 2!c, or 4c, or DC Tor Dig
In our Wholesale Department we MAKE
snecial prices to merchants everywhere
Yours always truly,
c. s. MINOR and
THE TEN CENT STORE.
Spot Cash does the work.
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Notice to Creditors.

ALI, persons having demands against
.ha aTu Fstata Of Mrs. E. I Jackson, deceas-
ad edo are are hereby notified to present them :
Ur,onar,v nroyen, to the undersigned,
!P,,,tbin tbs time prescribed by law, and
thosa indebted to make payment
sNo'' T. C. JACKSON, EXT.
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IT BEATS The WORLD ]!
WHAT?

That new COLLAR and CUFF IRON
Err the Anderson Steam Laundry 90 20;
has lust added to their plant. In Jew lew
words. it is the FINEST, NEW ESI,
latest up o-date Ironer on the market.
WHY? First, because it is rightly
constructed second, because OF the
workmanship anu simplicity is perlec-
tion. Third, because it goes all the gau,Ss.
That is to cay, it will do high gloss flnisn, -
it will Go medium gloss finish, 1t Will 90
that desirable domestic finish.
Now, what more do you want?
Send them your laundry and be con-
yinced that wnat we have lust stated are
facts. ,.. =,
city and country. you can :, leave a. We you1 your
laundry with D. u. Brown IL Bro. next
door above Post Office. Same Will be re-
turned there.
ANDERSON STEAM LAUNDRY CO.
2O2 East Boundary st.
! PHONE NO. 20.
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FOR SALE.

nEsr place in Georgia :ios &C acres OF OF
X tirst-class farming Land. 2Oo acres
II ~ high state Of cultivation, remainder
nr;9;nsi ~ I forest. First-class dwelling and
tangsnt. oalgnsh houses, t best and largest barn IN
1euam; Gannn;o First. class Wheat and Corn
Mil Mil run by water-doing the largest ", WorK d31
of Mi INV Mil in this County. Will sell al
o1 or aI hart Ny reason for selling is that l7
want to 60 back West where have otner
;nterasts. Write or call on me al Monl-
tor, Madison County, ia. ,1rruAN
Julv 10 1899
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LAND SALE.

rORE Land than l need. Will sell
M in large or small lots. Land fresn'
prod uctive, we'll timbered and i,es sven wen.
Community healthful, pure, cold "aser; sed
GOOD citizens, good roads, schools ano
Churches. Communicate with
Gun o"'''' w. j.. SMITH,
lla. Madison Co., Ga.
Iulv Is lS!l9
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l15.H
20 9SS
1888
1Oc. Linen Collars at Sc. .aaoS%
Misses Tan Hose, all sizes, DC. s.5 -
Shoulder Straps for Valises loc SSS FS
Children's Waists lOc. an BSS
Lurky Matches, II boxes &c, ..5Ssg
Korker Matches, II boxes lOc. s.1 "a
Handkerchiefs &c, 24c, DC. "a Go
Ladies' Slippers at 3sc: TE%
High Glass Sandal at 79c.. Sos@0
A few special values in Sam r.SI
pie Shoes in Ladies Soc: 70 gu~
$3.50. In Mems 90c. to $2.o .oo. uSe
Remember, you get help SyBS
move tickets with all this. ES*
No wonder competition ltches. s5e
$gE5
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Y aluable Plantation for Sale.
r OFFER for sale my Plantation con- sea1 :
i tanning 625 acres, four and O1e.naai
miles west of the growing city OF Greon,
wood, S. C. Well timbered. wsteIeu' onru anu
first. class farming land TOR cot!on' coln -
"AN Il. F. RILEY,
Greenwood, S c.
July u, 1899
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A Sale Of Stamped Linens.

Those Of YOU who enjoy needle had better take advantage OF tn
chance There are Linens sale that short month ago would nav
brought double toa price Art and are never so closely nS
together
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Meeting OF County Democratic Execu'
tive Committee.

The County Democratic Executiye Z
Committee will meet at Anderson, -:
G.. on Saturday, the 5th day or August
next, at II o'clock 4. IN. A 1'iil meet
ing is desired.
49, = }. +. BREAzEALE,
Ch. Co. Dem. Ex. Com,
Anderson County
Anderson. $. c., July %, 1899.
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The Alliance Store

The announcement in last Of this that were pre-
senna to our customers years subscription the famous
T Of charge was step the march OF enter
e of this firm Large numbers took advantage Of the exp
ona Offer and safe the outlook that the majority OF
Ladies of this and adjacent will be recipients this grand journal
Of Fashion with its splendid every description to interest the La
a The offer s] omen vo that will want avail
Yourself of this grand opportunity procure the book for one year FREE
OF CHARGE.
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The Tale Of a Shirt---49c.

Some months ago we found uuaundercd Shirt ever knew
with value of 75c Taking sample ordered them made to our
k The ar refused to consider order for the reconstructed shlrt
xcent on basis of 65c We found Shirt with an Idle factory
ordered enough to keep busy for weeks Results These Shirts &c on
sale 49c Judge the muslin Judge them by the
or the m Judge them by any you sety worth 1o Inc
price 49c. each.
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Women are employed as sailors IN
Denmark. Norway and Finland.
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Washable Shirt aists.

If there is more pleasing array Cotton Shirt Waists tor miles aocne
have not heard We make business to nd these ng
The coorno are beautiful workmanship and styles are peerless
nd the nrices Well thev extremely low this Waist sec
wouldn't visited by so many ladies
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That New Corset.

If the Corset doesn't fit there small chance OF the gown poss
envabe dressy hang Come here for new American Lady
profit by the advice of ladies who familiar with what
make perec contour There charge tor their advl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-07

TIE Fairbanks Maseum II 81 Jobni
bury bss secured the yaIusble collie ciior
Of ludisn relics which W. q. Warner OF
isintd 10 The fer ~est The rsreet article
10 The lot 10 one OF the medals which The
President gave the Indisn chiefs OF which
only 10 were ever issued. Another yslu
able article il the "bis medicine" which
belonged 10 one OF The tribes and for
shich diliseni search vas made .. soon
ss Mr.. Warner ob.sined IT, la the col
lection are noccssins. vsmpum, relios Of
Gen. Casters last battle aud Souvenirs Of
the Louis Rsil rebellion.
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Tsenty-hse Fears onstsnt Use without q
Failure.
The fret indication Of Group 10 bosrse
ness. and 10 child tnbis set to thst disease
II msy be taken ss 9 sure sisn OF the %
ptosch OF 40 attack. Following THE
hosrsenets is 9 peculiar rough cough. II
Cha N berlsin's Cough Remedy Is given IS
soon IS the child becomes bosrtr, or even
after the croupy cough appears, 1t will pre-
want the stack 1t is used in many ttous
snds OF homes 10 this broad land and never
dissppoints the anxious mothers. We
have yet 10 learn OF q single instance 10
which it bss not proved tfiec,nsl No
other preparation can show such record
twenty years constant use without =
failure. For ssie by II Wbipple, Man
chester Centre; A q Peiib jne, Msnches
ter Depot
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sstily stitrtsinsa 81 party siVss by bin.
st tis heEst 10 Esl Rapsft
- Mr. l. tise II st.'s q o.n bri5., 2,
ny, 10 pss.ins sch siis hsi p,rsnn
Mr. ss8 Me- J ate / Bgbistga.
-Tks won,h', Hone Missionary Nee,
ins ~ill BE- tsld vis Mrs. George X lloss
Ihnnd., siisrboos u t.o o'elock.
Nj. Ber,ss A Bfonlsy ell teaeh The
vill.s. Eriu'ry school II Dssey this Sin
Ter she brsiss Mohdsy ,aotbibs, DE
esnbsf aih.
-Mu Wide y SKIES 10 stont 10 10
tara from New Hsnpsti,f, where che b.
been stopping siib relatives. Her sister
Mics Asas ksrdsll will probably return
10 Dorset uith Der.
Some time ago Mu Enily f.rwell Of
Norib Adam. Msss presented the Soldiers
Menorsl Libury With eight volames OF
Cbsmbtr's Encyclopedia. very pieely
bound. They hsvs Dos been plsced 90 the
.helye, Of the Publie Library, where they
gill probably rsnsis until The completion
OF ibs building 10 shish they vtrs given.
"A, The snnnsl neeiipg OF the Dorset
Cheese Assoei, tiop, held at the factory, on
Saturday, Deem Der 2ad. otheers we're
elected for the ensuing yer Sc follous {:
President, Charles N Williams, Vice.
President. Martin Paddock; 5eeretsrv,
Fred. s. Stone. Treasurer. J. I. Hillisrd;
Auditors. O. N. Williams, John Dalton.
Martin Paddock; Directors, Moses Shel
don, Nstbsoiei McWsyne md ]. +. Hill
Hard.
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The new furnace in the church is
great improvement.
Rev L Il. Carrier, who was sbsen
several weeks 90 account OF illness. hs.
returned TO his work here.
Charles Styles OF Brattlebero hss puI
chased the Morgan House ,nd will er
desvor TO bring the hotel mp to it's former
reputation.
Frank Htr,. who has worked 10 Yves
ton end more recently 10 SrattJn and
had bad reputation as a hard driDker,
vas found dead 10 VIM. Porter's barn on
Wednesday morning OF last week He
came to the house on Tuesdsy, bat Mr.
Parter being gone be was not allowed to
entrr He went TO the bara and was seen
by Mr.. Porter 10 the evening, sni said he
had taken Paris Green and isudsnnm and
asked for wstet Mr.. Porter gave him
some and left him aud 10 the morning be
was dead, An examination showed no
signs Of poison
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--Chslss CstEaps sp,t, yhstt,slsirs
psy 81 btns.
TEE c.s Cat call med siih ihs
Ma.,s Bf.1isy u ia Dope, ptii hss
s.f ststiss
Ms. gsuis LsssSs b. rsiaiss3 keus
.ilst ~ srssssd vaii W Ntv Yoft Ctiy
as Mss.sct sseits.
Read vts, A. l. Gnr@ has 10 aY 10
kss sev,rtlssnest sboni Chri,t9ss soods
- gel % staple articles
Nj. Wiilisn BsBrs,i 10 norlns isie
ibe teoss viii NJ Eobip.os. vbich vss
forns,ly esped by Il Ii Crpstier
Mrs.. II h. SHE, h.s bssn called 10
Btooilyp vhsrs ttr sep Peal 10 very III
uiit itpbsii fever sBa bss bees t,ten
10 Btookl,p bo.pi,sl.
-Adopr.m Cbsptu o. X S, gill bold
lie ,rtpsl useiins Tor the cleo loo OF
ofNess 81 Msoyis Hall asIt Tuesday
svesiss. All members stoala s,,end.
Nj A L H.niltou aud family have
rsinrssd irom Hisbssie where they have
bstb Tor The pa, leg mouths. Mr..
Hsmilton has ne.fly recovered from The
sttsek 81 typhoid fever With shich be
sasned willie there.
TIE Ioang ladies' Of Zion church
have prepared ioms fancy ssd useful
sr,ieie. which ,eey ~ill ofsr Tor sale 10
The vscsut store 10 Uaion Blocf on Wed
petdsy sfierroor, Dec IL VI z o'clock.
A chicken rie supper viil be served from
6 10 5 O'clock for Is cents.
e. Eslsbfoot. iormsriy Of this village
has lately succeeded 10 eettiog two or
thres large contracts fer bis hrm. Temple
Bros. Of Rutlsud, O4e Is receiving
tomb fer the Msruipsside cemetery, 40
other lie $40 900 i9b for the Ferndsle
cemetery at Jobnstowr, N. Y.
The Cent high school football tesu
encountered the Dore, team on the home
ground 90 Saturday. but the gene was
not played through owing to dispute
about The lime. The Dorset toys were
much the heavier but exceeded In MEX
ins but one touch down aud islled to kick
the goal,
Earl y Marsh an Miss Abbie
Bsloh did . very sensible thing Thsrks
givios day by getting mtrfied. The
ceremony was performed Ut the residence
81 the bride by Rsv. J, A. Sgstt OF Hyde
Vile, sho vas Lesftily welcomed by bis
old friends. Mt Marsh is one OF our
steady young men and the bride has long
been very f.vorsbly known 10 this vicinl
We are glad thst they are ttll to be resi-
ieuts Of the town.
Repor, OF the Primary Department,
Center School. Miss Mil
fred Msrshsli, teacher: Popis not sb
sent during the tern. Sarah Benedict.
Florence Benei ic', Hildred Benedict.
Mildred Cressey. Agnes Verchereau.
Isabel Witherell, Ernest Eldred. Henry
Lincoln. Sterling Sherman. Wslter Tsy
or. Gudner Wright. George Wright
GEORGE Wells. Leoosrd Whitman, Pu
ills not sbtent during sch q member
hip. Barton Sherman, Cbfries POI D,
Ernest Msttisop, Ralph Berrymsr.
"A barn with contents belonging to
dichsel Mylott 10 the Forth part OF the ,
Own vas burned Sunday sfttraoon
on OF NJ, Mylolt fret fsw the fire from
be house and attempted to eIiioeuish il
ut it bad advanced too fer The house {
Iss only l2 feet distsnt 90 ote side and y
he cirripge bouse l6 feet on the olber,
'ut by persistent hard work on the part /
( the Family assisted by many neiehbors 9
9th we're saved. though considerably S
,orohed. TIE bsrn and contents we're
,sured 10 the VI Mutual for 1915 II is
OF known how the FIRE originated, ,
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Il bad dyspepss hity se,en year. sad
sad never found ptrnsnent relief till /
used kodsl Dyspepsis Care Nov l an
cell and feel like . nss nsr,r v,i,es 8, j
Flenins. Marsy, Neb. II 10 the beet d.
sestsnt ksosn. Cares eli forms Of ind /
ses,ioo. Physicians everywhere prescribe
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