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THEDEERFIELD DISTRICT.

Eli T. DEERElELD DISTRICT.
w. O. Bailey has young chickens sew
eral weeks old; also an incubator set
with over POO eggs.
Charles Nichols and daughter were
guests of their relatives at Lyons
Plains recently. Mrs H. A. Nichols
and Mrs Kate Nichols of Jennings
Woods were also there.
The roadleading to Flat Rock, which
was so badly washed, is being repaired.
Burr Beach, who was injured by a
piece of flying timber at the steam saw
mill, is able to be about again.
b. Wesley Burr is having his barns
newly painted.
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Taylor welcomed
a son at their home, Tuesday, March
II.
Leroy Patrick recently visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Burr Patrick, at
Cannons Station
Mrs c. W. Wilson is suffering with
her eyes.
Fred Fisher moved his family, last
Monday, from Congress street into
Samuel Meeker's tenement house be-
low the hill.
w. N. Raymond, who has been suf-
fering with the grip for the past few
weeks, is now gaining slowly.
| Mrs II. NJ. Wheeler, who has been
seriously i'll, is now able to be about.
The many friends of Mrs William
Odds will be pleased to hear that she
is recovering from her serious illness.
Howard N. Wakeman Of Southport
has been appointed administrator on
the estate of l.. w. Briggs.
! About % members of the Country
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WEST REDDING.
CHURCH NOTES.

The pulpit of Long Ridge church
was occupied by Frank Berry. The
pastor, Mr. Amery, has returned from
the convention held at Toronto, Can,
and will conduct the services as usual
on Sunday next.
The house owned by Stephen Rider
and lately occupied by G. H. Tryon is
now rented to Jerry Pape, the local
blacksmith.
Mrs Benjamin Howe is visiting her
daughter, Mrs William English.
Mrs Barrett of Georgetown visited
her sister, Mrs Charles Bronson, for a
few days, this week.
Miss Essie Mead has been visiting
Miss Belle Carter few days the past
WOek.
There will be Missionary sociable
held in the parlors of church on Fri
day evening, March IA.
George Bronson has accepted a po-
sition in Hawley's paper and paint
store at Danbury.
Miss Mamie B. Crofut and Lon Car
son spent Sunday in Bethel.
Mr. Jennings Of Long Ridge has NOV
ed to Georgetown.
The two children of George Griffin
are quite sick. The oldest one has the
whooping cough and the baby the
pneumonia.
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TREAT DISTRICT JOTTINGS.
WATERFOWL.
THE VILLAGE AND VIC

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Mrs Patee is visiting her mother,
Mrs D. G. Calender.
Mrs G. E. Brewster spent Wednes-
day at Rev Calvin Ford's in Bridge
port.
Wednesday, March 5, a son was born
to Mr. and Mrs Howard NJ. HickoX.
Herbert Epson has been suffering
with. the mumps.
Tom MCGOWAN is running the shoe
store formerly owned by Frank Byrant.
Mrs F. E. Wheeler is visiting in
Dalton, Mass, her former home.
Mrs James Damery entertained a
number of young friends, last Thurs
day evening.
Harry Norway of Waterbury spent
Sunday at his fathers.
The Center school closes. Friday, for
the spring vacation.
R. T. Lewis of Bridgeport was in
town over Sunday.
Rev L. r. Sheffield preached at
Christ church, Wednesday evening.
The doctors are busy vaccinating.
John Wood, corresponding secretary
for the Board of Missions, will address
the members of Christ Church, next
Sunday morning.
The recent rain helped the men who
were at work opening up the roads
that were blocked with snow.
Truman Hickok has sold his COWS
to Messrs SeppleS and Shields.
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clnb spent a pleasant evening at the
club rooms, last Thursday evening. A
musical program was given which was
much enjoyed. The young people in
dulged lin dancing, etc. The regular
business meeting will be held this
Thursday evening. There are several
names posted for memberseip to be
voted on.
William H. Banks has recently pur-
chased heavy pair Of horses to do the
carting of supplies for his store:
Cornwall Bridge for some time, has re-
turned home.
Martin B. Burr, who was quite ser1-
ously hurt with an ak, is now able TO
be out.
The three days sleighing, last week,
was much enjoyed by the young people
of Greenfield.
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A PLEASANT ENTERTAINER

A large audience were delightfully."-
entertained at the Methodist church,
on Friday evening last, by the Arion
Concert Company of New Haven. The
company consists of Master George
Throm, soprano; A. Francis Wilbur,
elocutionist; Robert Kennedy, violin
ist, and Roy McEwen, organist. The
singing by Master Throm and the read
ings by Prof Wilbur were especially
enjoyable.
Burton Osborne of Danbury was a
guest at the Methodist parsonage on
Tuesday.
Albert Howe of Washington, D. c.,
is still seriously i'll, with possibly a
slight change for the better.
A number OF cases of pneumonia
have been reported, but all are on the
road to recovery.
On Thursday afternoon and evening,
March 20, an exhibition of fancy
work will be given at the residence Of
Mrs Ezra Bennett. Lunch will be
served. Admission 1Oc. Lunch 10.
Jonathan Belts is confined to the
house by rheumatism.
Miss Hepzibah Belts fell, recently,
and fractured a rib.
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STEVENSON.

WILL WELCOME REGULAR TRAIN SER
VICE AGAIN.
The people of this place will be
pleased to hear the trains running reg
ularly once more, for since the trestle
was washed away by the ice between
Shelton and Derby the only accommo-
dation for passengers has been freight
train with cabOOSe attached, and
the arrival of the train has been very
uncertain.
Several men were at work in this Vi
cinity, last week, placing arms on the
telegraph poles, for the new wires that
are to be stretched along the line from
Shelton to New Milford.
GATHERING FERNS FOR THE NEW YORK
MARKET.
Every few months two or three
Frenchmen from New York come here
to gather ferns for dealer in that
city. At present two of these individu-
ais are busy securing the woods in ev-
cry direction and they are well paid
for their trouble when the ferns are
plenty, but often times the hard win
tiers kill great many of the hardy
kind, which are the most sought after.
The Spencer family have moved to
Botsford and a family by the name of
Eagler from Massachusetts have moved
into the Barlow place.
Hazel GOulett has recently visited
her aunt in Orange.
Mrs H. E. Plumb is in poor health.
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Bridgeport, Ct.

port, where she intends spending a
week.
Edward Fanton, who has spent sew
eral weeks with his parents, returned
to Bridgeport, last week.
William Bedient is quite i'll, adding
another to the sick list of Bradleyville,
most of whom are improving.
The usual service, at 2.3O p. M, was
held in Emmanuel church, Sunday,
Rev c: T. Coerr officiating, assisted by
Rev w. E. Hooker of Wilton.
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BETHEL.
DEATH OF HENRY BARNUM.

Henry Barnum, who had been i'll for
some time with kidney trouble, died
Saturday morning about 10 O'Clock.
Mr. Barnum was employed by Eugene
Lynch until about two weeks, when he
was taken i'll and removed to the home
of Eugene BRIGHAM, where he died.
His mother, who cared for HIM during
his illness, lives in Norwalk. Mr. Bar
mum also leaves two sisters and three
brothers.; Mrs Albert Anderson. Mrs
Carrie Masterson, Ferdinand Barnum
of Danbury, Charles Barnum of Nor
walk and George Barnum Of George
town. The deceased was native of
Bethel, was about 43 years of age and
place Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
Rev H. L. Slack conducted the services.
The remains were inferred in the Cen
fer CEMETERY,
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LONG HILL.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.


An entertainment for the benefit Of the
school will be given in the hall by the pupils
Of the Upper Long Hill school, Tuesday,
March 10. Admission, 15c; children under II,
lOc.
Three cans Of fine corn, Csc; two pounds Of
evaporated peaches, 25c; two pounds OF evap-
Grated apples Csc; four pounds of evapOrated
prunes, 25c.-(W. N. Hurd.
The preaching service at the hall, Sunday
night will begin at 30. commencing Sunday.
the 10Th.
Harry Jennings has position at Wheeler's
feed store, corner Of Elm and Main street,
Ada Jennings is somewhat improved, SO is
able to be up.
The entertainment to be given by the North
district school has been postponed until bet
ter walking as some of the scholars are not
able to practice.
Edward Sherman is fixing his house 50 he
can rent the upper part. He is building a
pair of stairs to go up from the outside Mrs
Jobes is to rent them. The work is being done
by Irving Dayton
ID. F. Watson expects to move on to his
farm In Long Hill about the middle of April.
F. s. Shelton has a sick cow.
1t is rumored that Mrs John Wade has rent
ed her place.
Mrs Dunnng is home after number OF
weeks stay with her daughter In Bridgeport.
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tend school again in Falls Village after
a weeks absence owing to severe
cold.
Have you selected your new wall pa
per and mating for spring? Before
doing so you should call at H. S. Com
stocks. He can also supply you with
Sherwin- Williams paints and varnish-
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LYONS PLAINS,

The funeral of Mrs William Sher-
wood of Cranbury, who died suddenly,
last Wednesday night, while visiting
her sister, was held in Emmanuel
church, Sunday, at 2 O'Clock, Rev w.
E. Hooker OF Wilton officiating. The
intermentI was in the Church ceme-
terry. Mrs Archer, sister of the de-
ceased, was too i'll to attend the funer-
al services. She has the sincere SYM
pathy of the community.
Mrs Emma Perry Of Vally Forge has
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GEORGETOWN.
LITTLE BOSTON AND TJMPAW

LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAwAUG.
Clarence, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs Franklin, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia, is now much better.
Charles H. Albin is sick with pneu-
mOnia.
Mrs Brewster is spending several
weeks in New York.
Rev and Mrs F. NJ. Moody, formerly
of Redding, are now settled in their
new hume in California. Mrs Moody
is still an invalid, but it is hoped that
the change of climate will do much for
her
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will not only be missed by her imme
diate family but by all who knew her.
Rev Marcus Burr of Lebanon, George
Burr and family of Brooklyn, Eben H.
Burr of Long Branch, N. Y, Mrs Jes-
Sc Banks of Brooklyn were among those
present at the funeral from out of
town.
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BRIDGEWATER.
DEATH OF j. FREEMAN WELLS.

DEATH OF J. FREEMAN WELLS.
The funeral of Selectman J. Free
man Wells took place on Sunday after
noon at 2 from the Congregational
church. Rev F. A. johnson Otficiated,
assisted by Rev Mr. st Clair. The pail
bearers were tOwnSmen and neighbOrS
of the deceased, Robert Duncan, Ben
jamin Beach, Reuben Keller, James
Orr, William Welton and Joseph Greer.
A beautiful floral piece was contributed
by the citizens of the town and there
we're other floral tributes. Mr. Wells
was native of De Kalb, st Lawrence
county, N. Y. He came to Bridge
water 80 years ago and has been an act
i've and useful citizen. His first wife
was Mary Bronson of Roxbury. For
his second wife, who survives him, he
married Aida Wilson of De Tyster, st
Lawrence county, N. Y. Four chill
dren survive him, Mary Cornelia Dixon,
Asa Wells, Coda and Laurel Wells.
Two brothers and two sisters are liv-
ing, Charles Wells of DeKalb, N. Y.
Jessie Wells of De kalb, n. Y, and
Mrs Wallace Gum of Bridgeport. His
mother, who is now II years old, was
unable to be present on account of
feeble health. His father, Laurel
Wells, of St Lawrence county, n. Y,
died some years ago. Mr. Wells had
been first selectman for several years
and his early death is regretted on all
sides. He was a good neighbOr and a
man who will be missed in the town.
TREAT DISTRICT JOTTINGS.
Chauncey Beers is much debilitated
by an attack of the grip.
Mrs Harmon Treat has had an attack
of pneumonia, following grip, and is
still quite sick.
Orville Sherwood has engaged to
work for Michael Haselsteiner, this
summer.
George Sherwood is working for H.
w. Treat.
Miss Stella Clark. our efficient SC hoo]
teacher, stayed over Sunday at Mrs
Bennett Peck's.
John Kavanek is on the market for
new horse.
Lee Dickinson is selling wood to
parties at the center. William Brown.
ell is his efficient helper.
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.

Cards are out for social and dance
at the A. o. U. w. hall, Friday even
ing.
Mrs William WadhamS has returned
it at r. d. Benedict's.
Miss Laura Comstock is able to at
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-14
REDDING.
A MUSICALE.

Owing to illness, storms and bad
travelling the students club has held
no meeting during the past month.
On next Monday evening they will
meet in the chapel of the Congrega-
tional church. A pleasing vocal reci-
tai has been arranged by Mrs Randolph
Bradley, chairman of that committee,
and all are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Flindt, who is caring for Miss
Ayers at Mrs Edmonds', is spending a
few weeks with Brooklyn friends.
Prof F. J. Perine of New York was
in town, last week.
Miss Emma Reid of Mrs Blacks in
New Milford was home on Sunday.
Mrs Sarah Osborne passed her Goth
birthday on Saturday. She lives with
her daughter, Mrs Jesse Sanford.
Randolph Bradley has just purchased two
fine pairs of steers of Mr. Rockwell Of Wilton.
A. Il. Ferry OF Hopewell has a litter OF seven
Scotch collie pups.
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COMMITS SUICIDE.

Mrs Frances VernOoy, who resided
with her brother, William Lawrence
on Chestnut street, ended her life Fri
day afternoon by shooting herself. The
report of the revolver was heard by
members of the household, who went
Immediately to Mrs VernOOy's room,
and found her in dying condition.
She had fred one shot, killing herself
almost instantly. Medical Examiner
Barber was called but she died before
he arrived. Mrs VernOoy had been suf-
fering from nervous prOStratlOn for
some time previous to her death. This
had so affected her mind that she was
undoubtedly not accountable for the
act. Mrs VernOOy was a widow and
was Al years of age. The funeral SER
vices were held Sunday afternoon, Rev
william Morrall officiating. The re-
mains were taken to Napoch, n. Y,
for burial by the side of her husband.
A PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT AS
sURED.
The New York Ladies Trio will ap-
pear at the Congregational church,
Friday evening, March IA. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Violin solo, lie Petit Tambour,"
Soprano Solo, lie Saron Rose,
Recital. (a) "Fisherman inns Kids (b)
THE Idiot" e' our Miss Enr Arnes NJ TAYLOR
Violin solo, Souvenir de Haydn
Soprano solo, YOU Miss Hirschmann
Recital, selected, Miss Taylor
Violin Solo, "Serenade," Miss Bender
49, 5s Is H ssy
AIMS EXDeriencGee'
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THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.


church, Bridgeport, preached at Christ
church, Tashua, on Tuesday after
noon, to good audience. He gave
stirring talk on. Lenten duties.
Mrs Winnie Bradley is spending
few days in Bridgeport.
Washington lodge, No. 10. f. & A.
NJ, will have a regular communication
next Monday night when the F. G.
degree will be conferred.
A. B. Curtis has been passing few
days at Mt Vernon, n. Y.
Mrs Miller and Mrs Porters children
arrived at Charles Hawley's, Tuesday
night, for SOjOurn of several weeks.
Miss Jessie French attended. the
funeral of Edward YeomanS in Bethel
on Tuesday.
Mrs G. II. Hawley has % little
chickens.
1t is reported that John NJ. Jackson
has decided his real estate to Chester
johnson, son of Charles johnson.
j. Block has leased farm in Hunt
ingtown and expects to move April l.
W. J. Candee is driving a handsome
pair of Western horses, securing them
of Bronson & keenan,.
Quite delegation from Stepney at
tended the performance of ''The Old
Homestead' in Bridgeport at the Sat-
urday afternoon matinee.
Carpenters from the New York and
New Haven road have been looking
over the freight house preparatory to
making necessary repairs.
Mrs Peter Agnew, formerly of Step
ney, who was reported several times
at the point of death, has regained
her health in her new home at Lee,
| Mass
W. L. Pentield, the right hand man
of Merchant Stephen French, passed
| Tuesday in the Park City.
Merchant Stephen French carries
an up-to-date stock of seasonable shoes
| for men, women and children, and can
| Miss Hattie French entertains her
| aunt, Mrs John Stillson of Newtown.
Mrs George Platt was in town on
Wednesday visiting her aged parents
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OUR NEIGHBORS-
GREENFIELD HILL.
CHURCH TOPICS,

CHURCH TOPICS.
Rev DR. Canes subjects for next Sun
day, March 16, will be, in the morning
1.-The Dynamics OF Christian Life" in
the evening, The Dialogue Of the
Dead" Sunday school at noon.
Christian Endeavor at p. m. Every
body cordially invited to all these serv-
ices.
On account OF the Indictment wealth
err, the congregation last Sunday morn
ing, was small numerically. The COM
muniOn was observed in connection
with the morning service. There was
a very good attendance in the evening.
There Is to be a social under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety at Charles Gray's on Wednesday
evening OF next week, March ~. An
admission of lOc will be charged.
There will be lunch, games, a program
and good time. Nobody can afford
to stay away for loo.
MRS HORACE B. BURR.
Mrs Emeline Bennett, wife of Horace
B. Burr, died at her home Friday,
March 7, of internal cancer, aged Sc
years. The funeral was attended
from her late home Tuesday afternoon,
March II, Rev DR. Cane officiating.
The burial was in Oak Lawn cemetery.
The pail bearers were j. A. HickOk,
Wilbur Jennings, Edgar s. Banks and
Bradley Jennings. The floral tributes
were numerous and beautiful. Mrs
Burr leaves husband and two sons,
William II. Burr and Eugene B. Burr.
There are four grandchildren to mourn
their loss. She also leaves one sister,
Mrs George L. Burr OF Brooklyn. Mrs
Burr was member of the First Re-
formed church of Brooklyn. She was
a woman of fine character and highly
esteemed by all who knew her. She
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TROLLEY CAR pERAILED.

Last Friday evening the trolley car
which leaves here at 7.3O was thrown
from the track by striking some stones
near Lees corner. AS the rear wheels
were so deeply imbedded in the center
of the tracks, it was impossible to get
the car back on the rails. Word was
sent to the stables, and after a delay
of nearly half an hour, another car was
we're taken to Danbury. The majority
Of the passengers were going to attend
the recital at the School of Music, and
the lecture to teachers in the High
school building.
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Woven Madras Shirts and Cam
hric Shirts, both in the incest OF
patterns, Shirts worth 75c and 81,
4octs Each.
White Neglige Shirts, Mems,
Youths and Boys, made with fig
ured madras bosom and lonsdale
cambria body, the kind you'll have
20 pay 75cts and 98cts for later,
49cts Each.
Soft Bedford Cord Shirts. In the
black and white and all the new
color effects. Acts Each.
The new Brown Linen effects In
Shirts made OF Chambry, pleated
tosom with linen cuffs to match,
Shirts worth 81, for SCOTS.
Soft Bosom Shirts, made In fine
colors with two turn down collars
and a pair Of detached cuffs, scots
We ray ret TURN fares ON purch
% all points
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2; 5e'HEfsx %9@ New Haven 1SifNe ebf5%9@
Stylish CoIored Neglige
Shirts Cheap.

You see it's easy enough to get cheap Shirts.
But to pet cheap Shirts that Fit---cheap Shirt:
that are altogether Trusty; to get cheap Shirts
that are Big enough and Long enough and in
patterns such as Store of this standard could
put out to its public with the thought that
they're Right. That's the test. Ours nave
all these Shirt virtues, that's why people are
buying them so fast.
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STEPNEY.
DEATH OF JAMES LORD.

James Lord, one of Monroe's Oldest
men in this part of the town, died last
Friday morning, and was buried on
Sunday afternoon. Rev Mr. Braman
otficiated, assisted by Rev Mr. Dixie
man. Mr. Lord was 80 years of age.
den and unexpected to many of the
people. He was a veteran of the War
of the Rebellion, serving about three
years, having enlisted at first in Com
pany K, 18th regiment, G. ", and
afterward transferred to 21St Battery.
He leaves a widow and three children.
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PATTERN
DEPARTMENT.

McCall's Fashion Sheets, Bazaar Dressmak-
er Magazine and Patterns for April. All the
latest Spring Patterns 1Oc and 15c each. No
higher.
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Madras Shirts, with pleated ane
tucked bosoms, worth $3.50, fol
o5cts.
Soft Cheviot Shirts, strong Shirts
to work in---made with attached
collars. 43cts.
Shirts of Anderson Bingham,
worth from s. to $2.25. for $3.50
Colored Cambria Shirts witt
Numbered neck bands. l9cts.
Boys Neglige Shirts. new, al
carefully selected colors, 25cts ano
49cts.
White Unlaundered Shirt
for Men---all made with four-ply
pure linen, cut out and set in boz
ON, long or short and opened ant
closed in front, cut straight Length
of cloth---Warrented to fit.
While they last 48cts.
ases amounting 10 $40 <.r over
IN hin 40 miles,.
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WASH
GOODS.

Special Offerings:
Fantaise Silk Tissues. Swivel Silks. Mercer
lied. Silk Chambrays and Embroidered Swiss
es. SOC yard.
Novelty Satin and Lace Stripe Dimity, SILK
Stripe Chambrays and Plain Mousseline De
Sole. Made to sell at 49c yard, at SOC yard.
Dotted Swisses linda Batistes and Mercer
The Newtown bee., 1902-03-14

Our line Of hosiery lis complete with latest
spring colors and patterns.
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-Magistrato John King of Ce,
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the County Treasurer Monday,
fines, etc, collected in his court
for the past quarter.
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Itons from Rock Hill Herald

Mrs. w. Il. Gregory, of Ian
caster, is visiting Mrs. a. 3. Fer
guson.
Misses Aiine and Corrie
Mobley went to Lancaster yester,
day to visit friends.
Miss Allie Vaughan went to
Lancaster to-day Saturday on a
visit to her relatives and friends.
She will return on Monday next
and resume her studies at VIM
throp.
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County Democratic Convention.

Counfv nn,un..,+i. (.o.,...,,,4i.,,,
,u
81 ,"o 0'".'
were rc,rc.eo,e3 Al lo.an
convention wa, called 70 order hv
Connty Chairman J. +. Nisact.
The convention was organized
with the election of Mr.. T. f.
Nisbot as chairuan and J. Hayr,
ION was then held for delegates to
the State convention which result.
ed a. follows:
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| "'" "Hh tlutfS VIII 1SSe IN ID le
mt tha court house at i o'clock
and fr"m there mnrch to- the
cemetery
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ner for Supervisor and j. \.
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Alex Love was arrested vc,fcr-
day charged with carving Il con
cealed weapon and will be tried in
Ma: :,iStra,e Caskcy's 5 court today
Dr.. and Mr. e ! W,,her
spoon, of Charlotte. \ G. who
came to Rock Hill Sunday 70 o+
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Bolton Mellow, Wylie Mellow
John Brown. Wash Brown and
Ed Wade. all colored had = nre-
liminaly hearing before M,ois-
trate Caskey Yesterday charged
with obstructinc public highway
The four first were bound over to
appear at court and the latter was
discharsed
The second ouortarl, .onfar
hold nov, S,,a,,. ;.,,:, !.
for tho m,r,i, ..; -
Rovs ,be pros;d;r EI, -,
condnc, hotb ,ho no.ni
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I'm a difficulty on Whit. s+r.ot
Saturday mornino Osc,r CooL
Shot John Strain. the hal, ,,,.s;rc
through the leo The wonnd !.
not serious. Strain wa,enaeavor.
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