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Kid. There was not sufficient evidence to
convict and he was rCleascd.-Bcrt EStCy
is dangerously sick with pneumonia at u S
fathers homc.-C. G. Prindlc Of Charlotte
In whose employ young Estcy has been On
his trip to Mexico, the past three years, is
assisting in caring for him.-Miss Edith
Ila"an of Pittsford visited her sister Mrs
William nanfOrth, last weekly. w and
W. ;. Morgan returned Thursday from Il
ten days stay in New York city--Char'c-
Atwood, wife and children are visiting
Mrs. Atwcod's mother ian Chcago.--G. A.
Thayer and Ardic IIill went on the oxcur-
sion to Boston last Tuesday, remaining
five daYs.-W Il. Butterfcld moved back
on to his farm In South Lincoln last week
Mrs. Annette Morgan visited friends i'm
Patton aud Fcrrisburgh last weck-A II.
Morsan and wife returned from their
western trip Saturday night. after an
absence of about six wecks-Mrs Almira
Smith is visiting the family of G. T..
knowles, in New llavon.--Mrs G. T..
Bristol was called to Starksboro last week
nv the sickness and death Of her mother.
Mrs Brown. Mrs. Bristols family. also G.
Il. licknell and wife attonded the funeral
thtro SattrdaY.-A son was born to Mr.
ana Mrs Elmer Parent oct. 93nd Mrs.
Parent is still quite seriously III.
Samuel Tact is in Ripton putting some
machinery in mill--NIrs. WIN Martin
mas returned from her visit to Mdssona.
\. N.-llorbcrt Smith and wife from Fast
Bethel and Fred Mayo. wife ana child
from Eoyalton visited at George \. Tay-
l2i last Vocabulary Rock returned
from Bristol with her aunt. Mrs Wallace
norton last Monday and is to stay a few
wceks.-Mrs. Alexander Shhmpcncv and
son Worth spent Saturday and Sunday
at her fathers home i'm Ripton
WHITING.
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CRITICISED.
Gen. White and Col. Garlic
ton Blamed For Brit
ish Defeat.
SOLDIERS FOUGHT BRAVELY
Gen. Sir Redvers Butler Said to Have
Left Cape Town For Ladysmith-L
ter rReports Show British Reverses
to be Less Than at First
Reported

London, Nov. 2.-The break down of the
Dclagoa cable route, combined with the
nonopolization of the available telegraph
lines by the government and British staf
officers is responsible for the fact that
nothing further has arrived from South
Africa. The government has received des-
patches rectifying the casualty lists These
Will be published to-day.
Up to midnight nothing had been re-
cc.Ved concerning Mondays casualties
great strain Capt. Perriott staff captain
to the military secretary. has just died,
lbs end being hasteued by anxiety and
oyerwork.
An unconfirmed statement is published
that Gen. Sir Redvers Butler has loft
Cape Town for LadYsmth
The Queen is credited with expressing
sincere pity for Sir George Stewart White,
ana the officials are in no wise 'uCl, ID
To judge him harshly. So far as th. pub-
lie is concerned. however, while gratilica-
ton is felt at the manner in which the
isolated battalions surrendered, there is
still severe criticism for Gen. White ard
Acut-Col. Carleton for allowing the col
um. to get out OF touch. for the absonc Q
of proper scouting and for not retiring
when the ammunition was lost. In favor
of Lieut.-Col. Carleton the explanation is
hazarded that he believed it was impera-
tive to the success Of Gen. Whito's opera
Nicholson's Nek
e,rp ,c,r,,re .>-r, ,o,,.,,,..o,..-
~ =" ! LES = ONi l-\N =
London, Nov. "A special despatch from
Eietermaritzburg. Natal. dated 1ucsday
morning, says:
"Stracglors from the Gloucestcrshire
regiment are arriving at Ladysmith. A
number Of mules, with a portion cf the
mountain Hattery, are also coming in
RELIEF FOR KIMBERLEY
ro,,so, ~ ,r,.
-oi.Io"i ->oN' l. ne "iope' commenting
iu Ieci' 'uailatahu' W SiES:
- ,.S 80 W. va a.t'.ritS oI Ielu artlheiy
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GERMANY WILL BE NEUTRAL

Berlin, Nov. 1.-The Nueste Nachrichton
in the course of am article evidently ir-
spired says:
Germany has no intention of playing
into the hands of France by Intervening
in the Transvaal. She intends to pursue
course of absolute neutrality
WANT AMERICAN INTERVENTION
Berlin. Nov. 1.-The Tagbiatt says that
Count Bothmer president of the German
peace society has telegraphed Queen Vic
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RICHMOND.

Miss Kate Eagan of Montpelier who
visited at Thomas Henleys last week has
returned homc--Aliss Minnie Sornborger
of New York is visiting at A. y. Ed
wards Thomas Henley returned from
Boston Thursday night.-Nr and Mrs. f.,
a. Nichols, Mr., and Mrs. A j.
Hall, Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. W. Freeman
and X. f.. Jones. returned from Boston
Friday night,--Mrs. Eugene Robinson Of
Woodsvillc \. H., returned to her home
Friday noon, after a few weeks visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry BcSsette.
Mrs. Stafford Fay is quite ill.-Mr and
Mrs. Norway of Worcester, Mass, who
have been visiting Louis Bartro, returned
home Saturday morning.-Rev. j. Paquet'e
has returned from Lyndonville.-The fun
eral of Mrs, Elmira Hazcn, widow of the
late Austin Hazen. was held from the
Conversational church, Saturday after
noon at 1880 y large number Were present
and Rev ). l., Bates of Burlington con-
Quoted the services, The interment was at
Jericho.
Miss Ishlm, who spent Sunday at her
home in stowe, was i'll Monday. Her
place was filled by Miss Adah Edwards
| Miss Nette ellis, who has just returned
! from Buffalo. \. Y, has left for
BrattlebOro, to visit her sister, Mas. My
cott.-Alr. and Mrs. j. w McGaraghan
ana Mr. and Mrs Martin Purtel attended
Monday.-Chnrlos Fglnham of Rhode Is
land has bceA i'm town a few days buying
cattlo.-Miss Grace Town has returned
from IA two weeks visit in Burlington
Mrs. Marsh Of South Royllton who has
been cooking al the Bellevue. has return
or home.
/ Miss Ada Joiner, daughter of the late
Frank Joiner, formerly of Richmond, WAS
/ the guest last week of Mrs. II. II. Jones.
/ She is an employe of the internal revenue
/ department. Washington, d. C,-Mr. and
Mrs. T.. T.. Andrews spent "A few days in
| Burlington last week. Mrs. Andrews is
with her daughter Mrs. A. o. Ferguson,
John {. Berry has received a letter from
! lis son, Frank Berry from lloQolulu,
dated oct. D. Berry, Goodwin ana
| Grecnough members of company -, 26th
| L. S volunteers, called on the Rev SilaS
| Perry and stayed with him two days. Mr.,
Perry in letter to his Richmond friends
says IT was the privilege of Rev. S.las
Perry of Honolulu, II. l., to receive
Messrs Frank Berry Ezra Goodwin and
| Arthur Grccuough of Richmond at Lis
| home at Kinchameha schools oct. 4 and Z.
| they having shore leave from the trans
port Grant, while on their way to Manila.
! The young mcn were in excellent health
and spirits and were much pleased with
what they saw at the place whore Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry are now engaged in that large
school for Cative Hawaiian young men
! and women 1t was no less than real
| Vermont reunion. Mr.. Perry Is instructor
! In the departments of mechanical arts.
! engineering and physical culture. Mrs.
Stafford Fay is on the sick list.-Tho funer-
al % Mrs, Austin Fay that was held at
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toria, praying her to accept the media
tion of the United States in the war with
the Transvaal.
DIR. LEYD5 MAY WIRE PRETORIA.
Brussels, Nov. 1.--Dr. Leyds, diplomati,
agent of the Transvaal has received tha
consent of the British secretary Of state
for war, the Marquis of Lansdowne 20
allow a telegram 10 be sent to Pretoria
to ask the numbers Of killed and wounded
on The side of the Boers.
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EPWORrH LEhGUERS.
An Interesting Convection at North Fer
rlshmrnh A dressnh hN Ahle p.nkers.

North Ferrisbureh, Nov. 1.-The Ep-
worth League convention opened Monday
evening by praise service led by Rev
Mr. Gooding of Middlebury after which
the address OF welcome was given by the
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Twin girls were born Friday morning
to Ms and Mrs. p. :. Tomlns0u.-Mi.s
Belle Bcsaw of Bristol VINO as been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Perry, was taken very
i'll Wednesday evening while attending
church and was carried to Mrs. Bost-
Wck's whore she has been since. Her
parents were summoned from iiGslol
Thursday afternoon Friday noon She
WAS rcpJrtcd better
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BISHOP NEELY DEAD.

Portland, Ne, oct, 3l.-Henry Williams
Nicely, bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
diocese of Maine, died At Q o'clock this
evening, lie was bern At Fayetteville n.
H..
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two year old buck on South Mountain
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Bcsaw were call
cd to Jericho Centre last week by the So
rious Illness Of their daughter Belle, who
was visiting there Dr. +. II. Briggs was
tolephoned for Friday. He returned Sat
urday night. Miss Besaw is reported as
hcttcr.-OulS one deer has been shot in
Bristol the present open season, and that
was shot by New Haven Mills hunter
Rev. l.. \. BEclow is attending the Epworth
League convention in Ferrisburgn this
wCcK.-Rold Commissioner Smith began
| work on the new road on the north side
of the park the first move Of the village
Improvement society, on Tuesday morning.
Il ;. Drake is making repairs on his
property on South strCct.-Frederick H..
Brown, with Rand, McNally * CO., New
York, was in town Tuosday.->James Rip
ley and wife have moved to Ferrisburgh.
1t was very quiet here Halloween night.
The rain keeping the boys at home.-Road
Commissioner Smith has graded the street
on the north side OF tine park, also on tho
west side from near st Ambrose church
to the corner Of West street and O'Ncil
aNcuuC-Thc State failed to get n Couvic-
ton i'm the recent deer case in Lincoln.-
! Frank Nayhcw. who has been off duty
for some time on account of poor health,
has returned to work for b. c. Sargeant.-
NJ. L. NarnCY is on tho sick list-Dycr
Corgor has traded his place at Rocky
Dale" for a farm i'm lIardwick.-Mrs. g.
Jenny has been visiting the past week in
MiddlchurY.-J w. Page vert to the
Ouccn city Wednesday ana from there O
Fred Brown and Miss Lr-
thcria ButtcrGoll, both of Lincoln, were
united i'm marriage at the CONGREGATIONAL
parsonage Tuesday 10y Rev. G. y. Thomas.
BRGDPORT.
ri. ,.,,-,t..,... hon.
A. Williams was thrown open to invited
guests Wednesday evening oct. -; that
bciug the aIroint,d time for the marra -e
of their daughter, Stella Marion. to Wing l
Murray Boncdict of New Haven. Here aud
there about the rooms were bouquets OF
beautiful autumn flowers. the stairway WAS
decorated with ruunug cedar and the rcd
berries of the mountain ASH; in the .c-
fte shmCut room the white cloth was fc+-
tooncd with sprays of green while IN Il e
corner of the parilr whore the marriage
ceremony was performed WAS an arch Of
running cedar and snow drops, at the base
of which stood lovely pott,d plants aud
FERNS. Tho strains Of the wedding march
were heard played 10y Mr. Edward Moore
of Shorct1m. and the bridal party de-
seconded the stairs. In advance were tho
ushorS, Mr.. II. *. Williams and Mr.. Hin
man Of NoW Haven. Following were NJ -
ter Franklin Williams ncuhcW # tho
bride and Miss Ruth Benedict OF Middlo-
bury. ncice of the groom. Immediately af-
ter came tho bride leaning on tho arm
OF the groom. The ring service was used,
RoN. W. y. Bacon oficiating The bride
WAS ClWuod i'm white silk trimmed with
p HrlS and mOuSS,liue do sole and car
iiod pink carnations The refreshments
Were very fine. In the upper hall the gifts
were arranged. They were too numerous
L" mention, being combination of useful
Loss i,nN elegance. A large cirC.c of friends
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. De1ons last
" GhoI,iu,,,,,. il'u i"'prce mas moved INTO W.
rn,d a.. I O,I 'tc ol''l '''E
relatives in Hrtstol last wool, Nrrs so.
mia Di1,o is ,.',, ii. -, ''.,'3,
Her sist" Mr., Goo, LIN i" r,',.
bls Nro,ro., c,o,.,,,.7 '''''' - e'' ,"7
no,od an a., c.,,.,, >-r,, -, ~
II t1H, bny r,rt'1 ,i f ,g.
Gortor who toni, ,,oi,,siin,, ~ 80.
' ''7'' ''0' -''N' i''
JERICHO
Mr.. and Mrs G. p Jon,e of Iobr,s,,
visited at u. y Rood's arid. - II
pgortv of Burliurton enant S,tt,rd,,. mi
SundY,. nt his sietc,,s Nh ~ poi
lard's.-Rcv. C. w Clarl, Of Grand rsI,
viii breach AT thn Ccnprr,,tionaI rbr,rh
Sundov-Thc Ntotbodist ,sris,o,,,l Ntt.n
society will meet with Mrs. Louise Blood
vbo las L,o,, ,i.i,i'', t...,
,.,,irrod bor,,, ca,,.s-la. ~ & Hi,
,.rn 1f,,,i,n, asa ,t,tfi,,., ,,'.
da,. and c,,,1,,, t, ,,,iat, -
was ra,Icd r. Ntii,nr Ninr,,, i',, ,ho iIi,
ness of his f,tbcr
NpltIiI WlLLISlON.
Albert Poarce from Ohio and his ,1arc.b-
ter. Ms. Nvman Chase from Ntor.in...,,
have been spending a few days win Mrs
&. G. Osborne in Wuliston
t,,,,,.,,.. ,.,....,,.,,
Wv las i''"
Mrs j. II. IIct who has been absent
IN various Massachusetts cities for sc'-
,ral weeks past returned to her home
last iturlaE.--W. J. Rowland has been
appointed administrator of the estate Of
his brother Nalorous IioWlaud The
amount of his life in surancc policy Wav
promptly received by the adminisTa; ~
wife are the. parents of tyyh, Girl. lC,r
last week. Both babies aud rho ,.,tb.r
are doing wcll.-A. G. Jo,uson Of tbis
place and Miss Lillian A Stafford of pIoo--
aut Valley v.rc married 3t 81 AIb,ns tb,
26lh Of October by Rev. / q R.,no,t -
g. NJ. Stiles and wife Of No,-ie,.ill, ,.,,
i'm town. Mrs Stiles is nursh,c 40 ptu
Tomlinsou's.
Mil'i'N.
George Allen and wife of St. Albaus
have been visiting MIR. Aliens falhtr
Thomas Allen, for few days.-I. II.
Fuller returned saturday from South
Hero but Miss Amanda will stay for a
few davs ,oupor with b.r sister Mr. nan
Mrs. NcCachrcv ar.l Miss Miner of
CRANKY. +. q. visited t1cir cousin Nrr-
Emma Ouinu the Grst of Tho vecl, -rba
.,rtIr,n la,f social at mo ti,.,,I
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pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Appeman and was re-
spondcd to by Rev. c. y. Hoglc of Mid
dcbury, after which the speaker of the
evening, Rev. A. c. A. Hall of Burlington,
was introduced by the district president,
Noble Ball, and gave a fine discourse on
The church a force to work with--not a
field to work in"
Tuesday morning the convention was
opened at o'clock by a devotional service
led by Rev. Mr.. Harris of Starksbor af-
ter which a short business session was
held at 10 o'clock Rev. J.. A. Bigelow of
Bristol gave a short address on Social
Work" followed by discourse on "Bible
study a necessity to the Christian life by
Rev. c. n. Curtis of Poultney. At eleven
O'Clock the presiding elder, Rev. G.. w.
Brown gave an interesting talk on Spirit
ual Work" after which diDner was serv-
ed in the roms below to a large number.
Rev. A. T.. Atwater of Barre mounted a
large Junior wheel upon the platform and
beginning with the hub went to the rim.
then turning the wheel showed what It
meant and how to work it, Then followed
"A junior session by the local chapter led
by the first Vice-president Mary Alien.
one of Mrs. Smiloys programs was used
with variations. The district junior SUI
perintendent, Mrs. Appleman, made her
report, and spoke of some of the methods
which she employed in her own local chap
ter at North Ferrisburgh. Mrs. Smiley II
Marblehead, Mass, closed the session with
an address and question box. She held tfe
attention of the both parents and children,
winning the little ones as with magic
touch.
Very delightful music was disCuorsed
through the entire convention.
The afternoon session was opened by a
Supper was served at about six
O'Clock. The evening session OPEN
ed by devotional service led
by Rev. W. r. Rullison. very interest
ing address was delivered by Rev Joseph
Berry, y. D., of Chicago, ILL.,, editor of the
Epworth Herald, which closed very en-
joyable and helpful convention.
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VERMONT
Local Items Of Interest 9 ON
All Parts Of the CIR 9
Mountain State :
THE NEWS BY CT ! TIES

The Winoosk Valley, villages up North.
From the Island in the Lake to the
Fassumpsic, Along otter Creek and
by the shores of white River
Covered by special
Correspondents.
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BRISTOL

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
ECrt l.. Smith Of Ludlow oct 27.--Brs,ol
T. Purrinton nave moved into ihcir new
~ arterS in The postotcc block Charles
Miller and family have gone % Worccs-
Ter. Mass, To- rreidc.-l'rOd ChlU,r and
family have moved here from Ncwburph,
y Y.-Thc ladies Of the CoucrceauOlIi
society realized $3.50 from their birthday
social
a doe has been shot In Lincoln. and it
s in the hands of TIA" local game wlcdcn
Other violations of the gamc law are re-
ported from that town-Mr. and Mrs +.
w NoyCS expect to leave in about two
weeks for Florida To spend the WINTER
MIR. NoycS is in poor hcalth.--W. G. RroWn
of Iichford has been visiting in town the
past wook.-CharlcS .. logtoq, and Henry
Blcason and wife will move to- Wcstrord
foon.-Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Young have
hcou visiting their daughter Mrs Ray.
mOnd i'm Dawson, y. D., for several
WcokS.-C Constable j. a. Caldwell Of Npy
Haven was in town Saturday ON business
connected with his olliCc,-N. II. MunsIll
returned to Malone, y. y, Monday
mcr Nimblntt and family have moved to
Mouktcn.--Mr, Frank Dupry has been
sick for several dlys-Mrs \. NJ Dunshee
is at home from Il visit Of several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs Douglass in
Scranton, Pa.-Regular quartCly com
munion service will he held at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday Nov, 5.--Messr
scarborough Cove, Abernethy and Peters
Of the Bristol Gun club are at home from
o weeks hunt in Ripton. The Lincoln and
Bristol Telephone company organized five
years ago, now own and oprgite 100 miles
Of toll line, and 50 miles of village linc-A.
w. Varney and wife of the queen City
were the guests of NJ. l.. NaTncy and wife
over Sunday,-Ilenry Goodroe of Hunt
ington was the guest of A. u. Grow and
wife over Sunday.-Paul Ri"ha rdson sho'
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the Congregational church last Saturday,
was largely attended by her many friends.
Rev. Mr. Ila2cn of Mortified, Rev. Mr..
Elliot. her brother from Waterbury and
the seven sons of Austin llaZen by his
first wife, were present, Rev Mr.. Bates
of Burlington, assisted by the Rev. Mir.
Watt otflciatcd and the sons acted as pall
bearers. The intcrmcnt was n Jericho
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Rice of Westford
visited at G. w. Green's Sunday.--Mrs.
Han of Randolph is visiting AT Asher
HalPs.-Stophen Gupul spent Sunday at
his home IN Waterbury, Clara
DeEue is visiting in Joncsvillc.--George
Carpenter of Winoosk is in town.
Miss Nellie Green has returned from a
two weeks stay in Stowe.-Mrs. Burt
Crandall of Joncsvile spent Tuesday with
her mother, Ms Allan Sabin.-Jack k
Kectc Of st Adams is in town.-Miss
Fannie Green of Montpelier is visiting Ter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Green
Miss Rosie Bushcy Is in Willston.--Ar-
thur Bostwick, who attends the high
school in Burlington, is at home for a
few days.
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SOUTH STARKSBOBO.

Schools closed here last week Friday.
Miss Swinyor in the east district having
an exhibition, the proceeds going - buy
a dictionary for the school.-Mr and MIS-.
Ovot Hallock have been visiting their
daughter Mrs. Maggie Wright in Com
wal of lato.-Mrs. Harriet Kimball has
two ncices visiting her from EsseX.--
Mary Wright from Jericho has been visit
ing relatives in this vicinty-lclnctt
Tart has built a barn this falL--The
creamery was closed on Tucsday.-The
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Nelson Pulin-
ton Wednesday morning.-Elizabeth Var
nCy is visiting in Bristol
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ADDISON COUNTY.
NlDDLEBURY.

III
" a WV
NIDuTERI'PY
The wedding OF Virgil NJ. Benedict, n
Iortner NiuultburE Young man to Miss
Hieila NJ WuIiams, inc young 81 daughter
"l Mf. ana MtS FRANK y. Nll.duS, uc-
CURED az the home OF the bride parents
in BridporL Wednesday evening at s
o'clock. The ushcrs were Henry Williams,
a brother of the bride ana Arthur Hin
man Of New Haven Ruth L. Benedict
and Master Franklin Williams were
flower children. The corcmouy was per
formed by the Rev W. y. Bacon, pastor
of the Congregational church of Brld-
port. The bride was gowuod in white
corded sil> trimmed with chiffon and
carnations The groom gave the bride a
sift of fifty dollars in gold. Mr. and. Mrs
Benedict took tho train for Montreal and
the west for an extended Wedding trip
and on their return Will make their homo
in New Haven.
Airs. Ellen Gin NcNTann. wife Of John
lcNfann. who v,,lt to tho hospital about
ton days ago. was operatcl upon XVcincs-
d9v ana died FRIDAY nirht. She was 80
,,r.rs of acc Tho remains were brought
iora S,trri.y rnornine- n,, tio mail tr,.ir
and talt.n tn the home Of her sistor-in-
INV Nrs. John Alurnhv. The funeral
was held from st. Mary's Roman Catholic
'i'I'"' -"''''"S il''''i'7 "y ''.'
Mrs. Carrie Townor died suddenly Of
heart disease Sunday afternoon in the
east part of the town. She was 20 years
of ago. She has for the past year been
housekccpor for Charles Chapman. The
remains were takVn to Crown Point, y.
y, her former home, for burial.
The meeting and races Of the Middle
bury Drivin- club, which were 10 have
come off Wednesday, Nov ], were post
poned until NOV. :, on account OF the So
we're ram storm.
=" Il inc E.'St vi itr son. 1IoI' NlINH-
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Loren Jacltman went to the Mary Fletch-
or hospital for treatment last week. His
sickness Is the result of an injury received
in his stomach several months &go.-Mrs.
Mary Davis visited friends in New Haven
and Bristol the first part of the week
Miss Mary Waite who has been employed
as a nurse here since last February, the
greater part Of the time caring for Mrs.
Mary Davis, returned 10 her home in Kew
Haven Mqnday.-George Sears was arrest
- Monday on the charge of shooting a
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STARKSB SBORO.

The funeral of the late Spencer Mead
was held from his home Tuesday morn
ing, Rev. MIR. France Of Hincsburgh Of
fciating. Several from Bristol and Hines
hurgh were in attendance. The remains
were inferred in the IIinesburgh cemetery.
Miss Sarah Mead has sold her place to
Sidney Saylos; consideration sl60,-GeorPe
Mcleod visited in Burlington last week.
The c. c. G. meets Thursday with Mrs.
Frank Ferguson.
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Senator Scarborough Must Resign

Columbia, June 1.-The attor-
ney general has rendered an opin-
ion that Senator Scarborough
must regularly take the oath of
Z. D as lieutenant governor and
consequently he will have to
resign as senator from Horny
county.
He has been notified of this
decision.
There will be two vacancies in
the house also, Captain Black, of
Colleton, being connected with
the dispensary, and DR.. Sturkie,
of Orangeburg, being physician
of the penltentlary.--Greenville
News.
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Glorious News.

Comes from DR.. d. B. Cargile,
of Washlta, 1. 7. He writes ::
-Four bottles Of Electic Bitters
has cured Mrs. Brewer Of scrofula,
which had cansed her great suf-
fering for years. Terrible sores
would break out on her head and
face, and the best doctors could
give no help; but her cure is COM
plete and her health is excellent"
This shows what thousands have
proved,-that Electric BItters is
the bes blood purificr known. IT'S
the supreme remedy. f eczema,
letter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils
and running sores. 1t stimulates
liver, kidneys and bowels. expels
poisons, helps digestion and builds
up the strength. Only SOC. Sold
by Crawford Bros. ruggist
Guaranteed. 4