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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-11

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IN iurNnrali, rurf,">. boo h"r ~Hd rA'~.
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Iui / cannot I know IIH-'' W"n ~fiin
p3Iur> lost. hcrau>" . distinctly n.
member father u>hiu- y"u To }uU i1d
seen any N. night az COLONEL hr"\-
tons death. know be- enUll unI wrong
any one purpo>rly. hW lH~.u- those
papers may have put him Doe q wrong
position. Help me 10 find them, Miss
Malvina.'
Miss Malviua fcll back upuu hrr only
line of defense. "Nuihrr was queer,
ollie. That was the reason have
shut our door To all the u"i-hhur~ OF
late. She did not know what Size VAS
talking about. There are
Olivia interrupted her mpatirully.
But did you never h".r hyr speak
of those lost papers OF her finding
them, meant
Never
Nor any one else? Father: Don't
you remember that morning after colo
mel BroXton dicdT
\ subtle change swept over Miss
Mal'iha pam i"''
iooh CANT In,o nct ~
lillhN' Miss MAN 'u"' ~
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pers'
mus adJured' MISS M''N'iia '''""e "
reluctant confession
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lies III my power ONE Il !"" "''' '"'l
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be cured was >'"i"'H- III our Iron"
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goes 10 prove NH"' sum- I"P''N "'''
lost
Yes, but or course hr i"N"d lh'h
again. lie said that morning thai h'
presumed he must nave IT," them III
the study ut the Hail. but il did not
matter murh. A'E '"u." h"' nave
peeh very Important.
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'oiiie ii'' YOU, N'"'E
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papers, suppose ""I'" '"'I' Is Il"
use trying 10 account Io'|
hut sue was ;" ''I'''IH J." '"'"'N'
l"S' hlS"'' MISS NAM ma l"'f' must
AlNe pteli something more INA" htl'-'
ha'loll Ill II an hul 'I'I'' NOW lIi"'
so'IhdS as II l were heI'Iil2 H'F |" cast
ulscrcdlt on rather.
MISS NalNlha signed W'&fiiy ana
turned heF eyes toward tine c"id' sun
form on tlle peu' Ihrr' was It note "I
pl1dc III hef voice Wll'h Nu' Saia'
Molher was Always one 81 the tern
Oly earnest sort. used to tel her she
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-11
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CHATTER NIK.

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-11
TOWN IMPROVEMENT.

TO Re CONTINUED. !
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-11

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
HAPPY UNION.
Pretty Bride-HandsOme Groom.

Wellington, s. c.. Feb. 10Th, 1900.
Our town was enlivened on st. Valentines
day, l4th Instant, by wedding. Mr.. Joseph
North Allston, of Badwell, was united In
marriage to Miss v. Augusta Mcintosh. Sec
ond daughter;of 8. A. Mcintosh ESQ.,, OF the
neighborhoo sof Bordeaux. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. o. T. Porcher at
ST. Stephens Protestant Episcopal church at
this place. The chancel Of the church was
decorated with flowers and evergreens.
Mr. Guilford Cade acted as best man and
Miss Louise Mcintosh was maid OF honor.
The church was crowded to it's utmost capaci-
ty.l The groom awaited,the bride at the altar
whither she was led by, her father who gave
.SMiss ESnfsa mcintosh wore dress OF rose
6ln8&TilE55h6E With black and trimmed with
fl46 |o52 ~ black picture hat and carried a
f5St21 & ~ {4k Skfnations.
s<EIH8Bkfd8GfRa:asdress Of white peau de sole
white admit Ii lifted her graceful figure. A
white Veil of old lace completed her costume
and she carried asbeuquet OF bride-roses.
- Mr.. Albert Gilbert, Mr.. Norwood Harmon,
Mr.. Guy McIntcsh and Mr.. Tom Andrews
acted as usher9,and by their tact and atten-
tion provided places for alHwithout crowding
or confusion. 3 e & :yiy s: f,Lk
:. Amer the eceremony reception and lunch.
con was given at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, which was attended by the near rela-
lives and friends Of the two families.
Owing TO the recent rains the roads we're
muddy, but the sky was clear and bright and
the fields OF yonng wheat showed beautifully
green in the sunlight affording an auspicious
augury for the future happiness OF the young
couple. Amicus.'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
Rules for Telephone Users.

A "Hello girl" In one Of the large exchanges
suggests the following rules for telephone sub
scricers:
II you have a telephone in your Office or
store, call up Central and then 60 walt on a
customer.
Take your time in answering your bell, or
what is better. do not answer 1t at all, but IN
ed you, and get mad If central" has forgot
ten who 1t was. She has nothing else to do
but remember.
Hang the receiver big end up, as in this way
1t gets full OF dust
Bang on the transmitter with lead pencil
as though you intend TO knock 1t through the
wall. This invariably makes II talk better.
When through talking, drop the receiver or
throw 1t down. This allows the batteries TO
run out and breaks the strands In the receiver
cord. = IT..
Talk out of the door or window, anywhere
but in the telephone, better turn your back TO
the phone, all your voice 30 apt to get TO the
,transmitter, ::
Ring In "Central" ear every time you call,
$50 pleasant you know.
p Open the generator box with knife or an
Ak and take look at things. II the interior
does not look right pull out few wires and
leave the door open, this improves the service
wonderfully. ,,
telephone which will short circuit your In.
strument and then 60 to sleep, no one can call
you up. .a
Never ring of when through talking as
that would notify Central" you had finish
ed. Let her guess at 1t. Never speak kindly
to the operator, she SO more used TO being
called names. ...
Paste this on your telephone for future refer
ence. i
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
Always something new to
be seen at Smiths Dry Goods
and Millinery.

You find yourself refreshed by the
presence OF cheerful people. Why
not make earnest effort to confer that
pleasure on others You will find
half the battle gained if you never
allow yourselft to say anything gloomy.
There are two good rules which
ought to be written on every heart !:
never to believe anything bad about
anybody unless you positively know it
to be true never to tell that unless
you feel that it is absolutely necessary,
and that God ia listening while you
tell it.
Duty is not popular word, but it is
an inspiring and quickening word to
the rightly disposed: He who re,
spends fully and self-sacritlclngly to
lis demands is honored of God and
man. There is no more noble trait in
a human being than devotion to duty
in all the walks of life.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
SCHOOL COMPOSITIONS. II
.The Courtship Of Miles standish."

sfThis poem which was written by Longfel.
low Is considered one Of his masterpieces II
gives vivid description OF the life OF the
early settlers OF America.
y The chief characters In this poem are Miles
Standish, Captain OF Plymouth; his friend
John Alden, and Priscillai q beautiful Puritan
,Rfyls who came TO America in the May Flow
Ger. Miles Standish and John Alden were the
stauhchest OF friends and they confded in
IeacNIother, as true friends always do.
n Both Miles Standish and John Alden loved
Priscilla, but neither knew ofthe others love
ye one Ii egsutrc as these two friends were sit
fine t0G8thet as usual, Miles Standise sud-
denly fnrnedto Alden and told him that he
had methiBRdnh portant to tell him. Alden,
pleased hear ~, snysning ga his liaeed iraend
TattenttveIy. sJohn," he said, looking at his
Sfrieiic 81 Wantyo to go TO Priscilla, tell her
ylose idfhsrsnd ask her If she will marry
Alden Was bewildered. He did not know
what 20 say, but tried 10 speak lightly OF the
matter. BE tried 10 avoid going, and told his
friend thar he was incapable OF going on such
Mes nnay wPs sood
t,iatured man, and 70 true was his friendship
for John Alden that If he had known the true
state OF ttiA case, no doubt, would have SET
tied matters, and given up the thought OF ever
But fafxtrs being In this state, John Alden
went on his errand.
Whenssh he reached the house, be found Pris-
ella sitting at the spinning wheel, singing.
she welcomed him graciously, and told him
ste had been thinking Of him all day. He re-
pIied that he had also been thinking Of her;
At the same time handing her bunch OF
beautiful spring flowers, which he had gath
cred for her on his way. j
she told him how lonely she was, and how
she often wished herself back In Old Englands
Thinking this good time, John told her the
purpose Of his errand. ~
When she recovered herself, she exclaimed,
"If the great captain OF Plymouth is 80 anx-
ious TO wed me, why does he not take the
trouble to WOO me?" Tten John Alden tried
10 amend this and smooth 1t over by saying
that Miles Standish had no time for such
things. This, of course made matters worse.
Finally, she said laughingly, why don't
Won speak for yourself, John?
ON his way home these words SILL ringing
in his ears, he met Miles Standish, who made
him set down and tell whether or not ne hao
beep successful. When he heard the turn oi
affairs, he became very angry and blamed II
all on Alden.
the Indians, who had become hostile 10 the
white people. ,,.
brought that he had been killed.
John Alden was sorely grieved TO lose his
friend but released from his promise coming
| thus SO unexpectedly. his great love for Prls.
ciIla found expression and overshadoWed
even the death Of hS friend and in that sub
| lime moment, he forgot him.
| Time passed, on the wedding day of John
and Priscilla arrived. All the people were
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
Euterprising Publishers.

The last issue OF the Southern Presbyterian
published at Clinton, 8. G., by j. F. & w. 8.
paper. 1t carries eight extra pages and con.
tains a number OF Interesting illustrations.
This special number Is brought out with
view to awakening greater interest In Home
Mission work. The first page Is an ornamen.
tai scroll inclosing the portrait OF DR.. AleIan-
der Sprunt OF Rock Hill; the chairman Of the
Home Missions Committee Of the Synod OF
South Carolina. There are pictures OF newly
built churches In mission fields and a most
valuable map OF the State showing Presbyfe.
rial bounds and the locations Of all the Pres.
byterian churches Of the Synod. This is the
first map of the kind ever issued and will no
doubt be priced by all Presbyterians. A COM
plete history OF the work OF Home Missions
in this Stale. Is given. Such an excellent
number should bear good fruit In developing
the mission workof the Presbyterlans.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
ABBEVILLE's SCHOOLS.
~ t5i5lNi.s
The Town sWin Likely Make Great
Strides In the Development Of Ed.
ucRffonaf Int terests.

ucRtionaf terests. a..
ciSssn, nv uisseens tnu' sne new p,oou LII, sne
!ao.s Will asve . tere% f oI pass nd
W. rM suiue ioi
yaar1nrs n,ors oao Mr. A Harris was
elected Chairman of The Board, but The books
kof former yearsswere never turned over 10
nl5. 10 l., y I, a., uos e,oo,ea
cbs;rnn !; M CO. as e9nert has
been smpioysd g Iook over me tne o6oks 90 g IN tne
~ =, a 81 s tha ;ncanniSr
mentiol many years, asWsil as Ine aiists lncomlns
tlE oar ~ ths
neW RoarsNt inS r pesiecIiy Satisfactorily
70 alis VI SIS 80. 81 81 b
shs nonru arn5ary nay
sch f Wiiliams college
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Insurance.

In order to Ill place In your mind, as well
as In the paper, the bylaws and other matters
pertaining TO the insurance, Is published'
The safest and best insurance is given at the
lowest possible cost.
Mr.. j. R. Blake has active management OF
the institution, and he has given universal
satisfaction to It's patrons.
All property which is eligible to insurance
in the eAbbeville-Greenwood Mutual Associa.
tion should be covered by a policy in that
company.
One great advantage in this company lies
In the fact that no policy expires, except by
special agreement, and there is no day when
the property may be destroyed without being
paid for II.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
Wednesday, Feb. 81. l9OO.
IL This Il Bribe ?

A candidate for Solicitor In one OF the deor'
eia State Court circuits proposes to leave IN
the county treasury one-half of the fees 10
which he is entitled, If the people Will elect
him. This is not the first time that we have
heard of such propositions by candidates who
1uera anxious TO be elected. Honest people,
4 occurs to us, will refuse to accept any such
proposition. A proposition like this is worse
than the act OF "a candidate In giving liberal
subscription to church In which he Is not
particularly interested. In either case disin-
terested persons may think that the act Is
form of bribery. When a candidate under
takes to obtain Office by the use OF money. the
people very generally give the office to an
other candidate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21

REV. 8. T. d. ELwELL OF the South Caro-
lima Conference died suddenly Last Saturday
in Columbia. His remains were sent TO
Charleston. Our people remember him most
affectionately. He lost an armin the war. IN
We regret TO say that the copy OF our high
~ priced correspondent from Santuck was
mislaid. ,.E IS -. y -21
Woods Garden Seeds, the best on earth are
sold by the Speed Drng Co. Call and get
some before all are sold. g,Hf Y ~ ,J,
WANTED-Local or travelling salesmen. Bal.
ary or commission, to handle our Oils, Greas-
ca. .Petrolatum Paints and White Lead. Goode
guaranteed. Prices low. Good freight rates
and prompt delivery. Penn Petrolatum Co,
Coraopolis, Pa. s. ks
Plow stocks, names, back bsnds, dc, old
price at Glenn's. = So, :, St;SFEt,s
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21

r. VI. EIADDON, & co.

gathered together TO witness the marriage.
All atonce all eyes were turned towards the
door,. Standing there upon the threshold was
Was 1t q phantom7. No, for the figure sppkei
"Forgive me.n he said, addressing the BRIDE
groom. Let all be forgotten between us,
save our friendship."s ~i,f+ss
, In thatEbrief space, all was made right
Every onewas so happy and busy In welcom,
Ing their old captain and friend, that the
newly married couple were forgot item for q
time. =, l., f33sy 49, - 5lj ~
said that Priscilla should not walk like g.
peasant, but that she must ride Ikea queen
So. leading out his white bull. he helped her
to mount THUS the bridal procession passed
through the plymouth woods. y s3 as
John and Priscilla went to theiEnew house,
where, let us hope. they lived happily ever
after. NELLIE SIMMoBsS Grade 9.s
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
Good III eading.

The Atlanta Journal puts 1t into the heads.
Over the market reports 1t is stated how
many points cotton went up or down. This
is decidedly convenient for the layman who
doesn't spend much of his time studying the
cotton market. Cotton up, or down, az the
case may be, is all that q majority OF US want
to know. .....ss u
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
A Book Reception.

A book reception Will be given 10 the Meth
odist church Tuesday evenings February 9th.
An interesting program. has been arranged
and an enjoyable time Is promised to all. f.
Your presence We desire z'f
In your Sunday best attire, ,S ~
Accompanied by book, Gsst y, ~
At whose name with care please look, ,;
For we want IL entertaining and Instructive;
But we'll not dictate 70 our gEest. &
Although we wish the best l$ -
For our Sunday School Library, g
Date-twenty.se seventh February, s. (.
And this I'm de slecle function will begin at
So'clock. Tsssi 49,! -7H -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
Unclaimed Letters.

Letters in Postoffice for week ending Febru-
ary 9th. sEi$
A-C. E. Aiken.
B-Mrs. E. Z. Bon, Miss Lou Brooks, Miss
Mamie Brooks, Miss Sarah Brown. &
C-Sar0h Caldwell. t&t' t!Sse
D-Mss Mamie Douglass, Richard Davis. I
F-Miss El Ia franklin. sgRi3,tTs$
G-Bro. ]. J. Green, ]. g. Goodwin. Isl:
J-F. ]. Jones, Mrs. Anna jackson, M
Jones, Miss Mary Johnson. Arthur Johnson.
M-Kate Maher. 90. lTlSsff n
S-David Sanders. Geo. Scott. w
W-Henrietta. Wilson, Jessie Wideman,
Geo. Wilson, Rosney Wodel. sFa
RoBT. 8. LINK, PM,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21

Call ct The Speed Drug Co. II you wish to
see the largest stock OF drugs In Abbeville.
The Speed Drug Co. offer some bargains In
stationery. A very large stock OF tablets,
pens, ink. box paper and pencils. Wedge.
wood blue paper and white ink Is the latest
thing.
Call and see us. Our friends are always
welcome. They can learn something to their
advantage at The Speed Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
Paw YOur Water Rent.

It is announced that the water will be cut
off from those who refuse or neglect 70 pay at
an early day. The meters have been ordered
and IL is desired 10 know how many OF the
customers intend to continue TO takeSth
water. - 4. sfb$ NJ ssts5lSs-I i
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-21
Brues,s Restaurant.

Bruee's Restaurant.
GO to Bruce's Restaurant for meals at all
hours. - .959ssS
Bruce's Restaurant is open for the Fali and
Winter trade. ~, t3stS- u ~ ~ "a
Bruce's Restaurant is open day and night
knock and the door shall be opened unto you,
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Cabbage Piants. /.

Prepare your ground at once for cabbaGe
plants, aa I will be ireeetyfnE them hcyE;
weekly. Succession and Wakefield aaTey Sth9
varieties, Very RespecifulIy ..S S.s5ss VI VI
;3ftSC @. r. HRmnaohds
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Lost.

A key ring and chain With ave keys at
tached. Finder will please return to
Thomson Bros.S,
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The Literary Grub.

The Literary Club will meet next Friday
night at the home OF Judge Lyon Prof
Bradley will read the essay. s; S "
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WELLINGTON BUDGET.
News Notes and happenings from
Our Busy Little NefghbOr.s Z. is;s ssSs s
Wilmington, 8, c., February 49, ~

Wellington, s. c.. February 10. 190o..fss
At this writing we have ex1erte Inc
coolest weather we have had tht6yeaf, IN thiH
section. Our farmers are becominESxery On.
easy concerning their grain. sDu rtngs4he laHi
cold snap lots Of oats were killed Snn9Ay the
.thermomet ter registered 30 degrees. "a y. /.
= We notice that the SnpetMfende dept Shas
called meeting Of the teachers OF AeheyAle
.ers, school trustees and others intss6 ydn
Education, meet at the court house H tay
and help one another In organizing
proving our present school working methuds.
It Is time our teachers and people Wer9peg1n'
ming 10 think OF such things. .s$%%,
II seems pity our law.making and d"appro-
priating" body can't agree 10 give the com
mon schools q few OF the many thousand dol
lars that they are now giving 10 education.
Let the House be congratulated on It's At
tempted appropriation of one hundred thous-
and for the common schools.
We notice that the News and Courier OF
Charleston. is publishing biography Of Jas.
II not the greatest, lawyers. 1t is being writ
ten by Mr.. Joseph Blitne Allston, Of Able
Vile county. 1t should be read by all South
Carolinlans.
Mr.. Joe Black, who is now running on the
Southern railroad from Columbia to Monroe,
N. c., spent day or 80 with his family In
town this past week.
Miss May Cowan and friends spent Satur-
day night with relatives near Buffalo.
Miss Bessie McCracken, little daugh.er OF
our townsman, Is visiting her grandmother
on Savannah river.
The Wellington school children entertain ed
number Of friends aad patrons on Friday
with recitations, dialogues, declamations,
etc. They were very highly coug gratulated ny
those presens.
Bycicles are becoming a popular source OF
pleasure among our young people. Quite a
number OF wheels have been recently purch'
ased.
It is reported that Mccormick has case Of
small pox. 1t is hoped that the town will
keep 1t under control.
1.-TWO" OF the Medium Is right about tele-
phones; with very little expense all country
towns might have the conveniences. IT WILL
be an addition TO any place TO have such con.
nections, 10 say nothing of the help,e phone
would be In case Of an emergency. :,
X By request, we give below the Honor Roll
for the 9th month of the Wellington High
School:
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Very respec ctfully,
J. CONTRIBUTED III ! LOCALS.
l.l.4s,, Y
what ssAI,' Seer aHd Hears On His
RoHnds Aboat the City.
COLD wAYEl sroRMsPER1oD.

COLD wAyfE srcRM PERIOD.
The cold wave pssdic ia our last repor,
came duly 10, hand on. .falI4 he. causing the
silver ball to play q low game fotthe past few
days. Today "Wednesday g7st black Tag
marks another storm retfods On the 2lst q
storm will appear over the Gull States
.cansing heavy rains from the Gnlf to the
middle Atlantic States, tth spoT In New
England and cold WRye 10 the 26thswhile the
"a and 18th the closing daye or the month
will usher in anothe storm bringing cold
We mayaIoO Ok, ,fof cold and cflapgeable weather
the balances stiis; month ~
slIiss IL xll9oND rNTERrArNs.
"a kt tss home 81 hss parents. Mr. ana Mr..
CIV Hamm6nSS 9iss Nora Ham mondaen
tarfainedi "a lumber 81 OF her friends most
chatmingfy last Friday evening. Various
parIox games, Sintetsp spersed with music, occn.
pied the arsts shonfe OF the merry making:
4iss Elorrie Hill ona0f Green wood's sweetest
yonu3 lad 3Sad deliG Ghtad all with her music and
songSg tthe close me evening delightful
wele served In the dining room.
The evening Was one lof genuine pleasure to
WHIST CLUB. e.
i fhe Y5hng Mems Whist Club will meet at
hdfsSW. .S. Cothran's. -
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Thss hssAlltance.

The Abbeyille County Alliance. adjourned
at Central School House in Long Cane town
ship to meet next at Donalds, March the 10th,
Saturday. Ia j. II. KENNEDY, Sec.
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HERE'S YOUR MONEY.

Money Looking for Lawful Heirs /.
Houston. Texas, Feb. Q, 1900 ]
Editor Press and Banner:
Dear SIR am looking for the heirs ol
James G. Hinor and Braddock Nyle, who are
supposed u have lived In your State about
1910. Any information will be received with
thanks by Yours truly. 50.
Box 52S. Henry Malmgren.