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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-02
Death of Reuben Bennett

MIR. Reuben Bennett, an aged
and respected citizen of the Dry
Creek section, died yesterday
morning about l o'clock. He
had been quite feeble for some
time Mr.. Bennett was a son of
the late Simon Bennett and was
brother of our townsman, Mr..
w. r. Bennett, and leaves two
other brothers, Phil Bennett of
Pleasant Hill, and Harry Bennett
Of Florida, surviving him. His
wife and two sons, T. H., and
Ellie Bennett, also survive him.
He was about 50 years of age and
was good, quiet, exemplary
citizen and christian man. He
served in the civil was in Capt.
j. G. Fosters company and his
old comrades in arms speak of him
as a brave. daring soldier, who
was always at the front and knew
no danger. His remains were
Inferred at New Hope Baptist
church, of which he has long been
a consistent member, yesterday
afternoon.
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Killed by lightning

During the storm yesterday af
teruoon, Lee Crawford alias Mas
sey, a negro hoy about 90 years
old, ,on MIR. :. d. Tay!or's place.
near Craigville, was instantly kill
ed by lightning. He with four
or five others was cutting cane
when the bolt strn' k him in the
topof the head. His hat was
torn in pieces. His cousin, jim
Crawford, few feet away was
badly stunned.
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An Estray Niue Takcn Up

On Saturday last an estray
black mare mule, apparently SIX
years old, with a split ear or
marked ear, vas taken up 10y me,
which the owner can get by pay
in. for this adj, and expenses of
keeping said mule
j. l.. Brown,
Montgomery, S. c.
Aug 1, 1902.-2ti.
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Clerk of Court w. S l.. Porter
has gone to the mountains of North

huS SobS w 'iS lilCuutH'uS VI lNoi III
Caroline 10 r,.ru ,e,atc, his hralth
haviag be quit bot rccertly.
Mr., L. + iu' y ut N,wcn; ,,as
left ut oar ,fii nn I,i~h Potato
whIch is ahol tAn inches long aud
weigh, pounds 1t i the finest
we ever saw raised IL this sc :ii"r.
WAN FED. Scrap iron of every
description and old machinery.
Any kind of fire wrecks or stocks.
Write for particulars. Address
j. b. Garfunkel, Columbia, S. G.
July 8, 19O2-1m.
The Rich Hill school has 70
pupils enrolled 1t Is one of the
most ilourishing in the county.
II @ clerk of conrt has Just fin
ished recording the mortgage of
the Southern Railway, Carolina di-
vision to theINew York.Securlty
Company for the sum of 5000,
900. The general mortgage cov-
ers 81 pages of pamphlet and the
lease 20 pages. BY the terms of
the lease the Carolina division de
misses to the Southern all of its
railroad property and franchises.
Doc Ingram, col was badly in
jured by the explosion of a dyna-
mite at the cotton mill Thursday
afternoon. He was tamping the
dynamite i'm hole which had been
drilled for blast when he pound
ed on it too hard with the result
that one side of his face was badly
cut up and bruised by tho explo-
sion and he may lose Que of his
eyes. Fortunately tho cap had
not boen put in the dynamite else
the acc coident would have resulted
more seriously.
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70" Kmo,O Hhat yen are Taxing
When you take Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic because the form
ula is plainly printed on every bot
tie showing that it is s,mpl, Iron
and Quinine in tastcless form.
No Cure. No Pay. soc
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LEDGER.
The Tirzaa Bible Society.


80 .,;rzh r,., 9
:. S,,,t
r,,no .r,,.,
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| vile, @ for mil.. ,,.,,,,l ro. a.,.
every body IN tEo cnn,,n;t;,.
but peoplc wbo wc,o ,oor,d :,
the neighborhand ,nd b,v. - ana
elsewhere ,o live ,bo,. .,d ,Lo;,
children, time their visit. to ,ho
old home To the ounnol mo.,;rcs
of the Bible Society
The address This ,a.r woO do
livsred by DR.. H. W. Bnvs nre
siding elder Of thn Rock U;u
District of the South Carolina
Conference. His odIre.s VINO milo
and appropriate He talked of
the necessity of the di,tributi,n
of the Bible his theme be,po
"The incarnation of truth ~ ex.
enpliiied in Jesus Christ necessary
to save the world ;,
Af,ar ,h, odlro., a.. ..,,,.
,,,. ,,,,o. .
s7o rho s
sh; :, "a 49,, =,
,b;s mono, . s w..
membsrs n,,,n 49,; , ,s.
d;,,or ~ .Lo -, -,
.oo; -, a., a.,.,,.
collection m to s147 25 hv means
of proposi,ions Tho novuort of
five dollars constitutes one q life
member, and tbe pronos,,;on us,
ally made is to make some one 3
life member. In nnt,in. these
propositions the pre.ident Of tho
society, Prof r. n Nisbet stated
that be had never known anv nron.
osition made to the society TO raise
money to fail. The followino were
made life members. DR. Ravs
who delivered the address. Nrs
Sallie Horkev, Miss Hattie Nc
: Murray, Miss Carrie Simpson,
Mrs. D. +. p Ross, the youngest
member of Iirzah church; Miss
Matte GIunn, Rev. Mr.. Strick-
land, Miss Ida Grey, Mr.. r. N.
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Remidy for Snake Bite.

A son of Mr.. j. j. Reeves was
recently bitten by a garter snake.
Mr.. Reeves at once bound cord
about his arm above the bite and
held the mouth of . bottle, which
contained several spoonfuls of tur-
pentine, to the place. AS soon as
the pain from the bite ceased the
bottle was removed and no fur,
ther trouble was experienced. Mr..
r., says this is sure remedy for
any kind of snakes bite and
should be remembered by every
one.
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The assessment of the Lancaster
Cotton Mill as fix d ny the State
hoard of ass; Ssurs is S239 9CC

Cotton Mill as fix d ny the State
hoard of ass, ssurs is S239 Gee
The candidates for Congress,
from this district spoke ut White
Blntf Thursday. \ crowd of about
200 greeted them and gave them
respectful, and attentive hear
ing. They spoke at Richburg
Yesterday
Mr.. Il w. Plyler received a
telegram Wednesday announcing
the dea,h of his sister, Mrs. Olin
Belue, of Union, s. G., whose
critical illness was chronicled il
recent issue of The Ledger.
A letter from DR.. II. Nj. Gal
loway who is visiting his parents
at IL dia, S. c.. states that his
father is quite i'll = seriously so,
and that it is very uncertain as to
when e { an return home.
The annual picnic of w. o. W.,
will be held at Van Wyck We'd.
nesday, Auguft 9Th. The public
is invited and expected to bring
well filed baskets. The con
gressional candidates have been
invited to make speeches on the
occasion.
Outen and Mayer have opened
up a general wood work and re-
pair shop on the corner of Dunlap
and White Streets. Their adv.
will appear later.
Miss Mary Roddcy was sum-
moned to Rock Hill Thursday on
account of the illness of her
mother.
Miss Alma Tillman and Miss
May Cunningham, have returned
home from visit to Van Wyck.
Bernard Weisenteld. Esq, and
MIR. Jos. Freedenwald, of Balti-
more, Md, ore in the city.
Miss Nettie Green, of this coun ,
ty, has been elected teacher Of
sshool in York county and went
ovee esterday to begin teaching
next Monday.
Rev. Chalmers Fraser returned
home yesterday from Heath
Springs where he has been assist
ing Rev. S. G. Caldwell in con-
ducting series of meeting this
week.
Mr.. Dick Shute, young nm
married man, was run ovor and
instantly killed by Il train about
two miles out from Monroe
Thursday night. He had gone
to sleep on tho track.
Letters adve rtised for week
ending August Cd: Miss May
Dore, Miss Marry liner Mrs. N.
Britton, Mrs. Maggie Davis
Carnse, Mr.. Mattan Crockett,
Mr.. l.. G. Curtain, Mr.. I. Parrill,
Mr.. George Thamon, Will Moons.
Belle Nance r. M.
Miss Mira Hoon died at Mer
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The State Board Found the Prob
lem Too Great.
The State, 1st instant.

IGc State, lst instant.
The State board of equalization
has adjourned. The board wrc St
led with the knotty problem Of
the equalization of real estate
values for several Gnys and finally
had to give it up as Il bad job, and
finally left values rs fixed by the
county board, memorlaliZing the
Legislature, however, TO pass laws
that will make 1t possible to carry
out the purpose of the act relating
to equalization. Then the values
of cotton mills, etc, were pissed
upon as aScertained by the board,
but on 60 per cent basis of valu-
alton, and left at that.
The board has worked earnest
.Iy and vigorously fro II the start,
realizing Its important duties, but
found that lit could not accom-
pllsh what was desired.
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Local NJ attsrs

run Friday and Saturday of each
week. Satisfaction guaranteed,
II VI hring dry wheat.
The fare the round trim to
Grceavlle from Larc l,ter on ac-
cunt Of the Ve,erans reunion
next week is $500.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Il. B. Mackey of
Heath Springs are visiting rela.
tves ut this p ace.
Mrs. jeff Ferguson, of Lancas-
ter county, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. l.. viii on. Rock Hill
Herald.
Mrs. w. FL. Burns, of Chester,
is visitiag her daughter, Mrs. 5.
N. Watson, at this place.
Mrs. j. b. Mackorell is VISIT
ing her parents at Yorkville this
week.
Rev. j. M. White will preach
at Zion Methodist church tom
row afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Mrs S. H. Huey and children
of Rock Hill visited the Misses
Hood at this place this week
R. K. Wylie, Esq, will leave
Monday with his son, Master John
ID. Wylie, for New York city to
have him treated by n specialist
for deafness. Mr.. K G.. Allison
will accompany them.
Mr. j l.. Sistare and others
killed a moccasin on q raft at
Cane Greek trestle Monday which
weighed ten pounds 1t contain
ed 54young moccasins which were
also promptly dispatched
In feeding green sorghum to
cattle begin by giving them a little
at time. Very hungry cattle get
. ting hold of green sorghum crowd
the stomach 90 full thtt death fol-
lows in few hours.
The Rev j. w. Cantey John
son of Birmingham, Ala with
his family Is ut the home of Hon.
w. B. Wilson, Mrs. Johnson s
father, at Rock Hill
Napoleon Thompson, COL, was
sent to the gang for 80 days each
in two cases Wednesday by Mag
i.trate Caskey. The charges of
which he was convicted, W. re: dis
orderly conduct and breach of
trust.
Prof. A. r. Banks, who has
long been identified with the
schools of Rock Hill and who is
one of the very best teachers in
the State, has accepted the super-
intendency of the Kershaw graded
school and will move to Kershaw
with his family before the open
ing of the next session in Septem-
Der. His daughter, Miss. Hattie,
has been elected teacher of the
sixth and seventh grades in the
same school.
The examination for the Anna
pelis scholarship offered by Son.
ator McLaurin was conducted here
Wednesday by the Cousty Board
of Education as was also examina-
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To Let for Repair

To Let for Repair
| will let to the lowest bidder
at the bridge on Monday, 18th
August, 1902, at 10a. m. the re-
pairing of the bridge over upper
Camp Creek near Mr.. j. A. p.
Sis tare's. w. Q. Caskey,
Co. Supervisor.
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Caroline Ia r.ru ,e,a'c, his health
havi"% be quit boi recently.
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No-To-Bac for yifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes wcalt
men strong, blood pure soc. q. All dI Iggists
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Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cothartlc, euro constipation forever.
-. e5c. II @. ) q. f~u. druggists refund monos.
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The examination for the Anna
pelis scholarship offered by Sen-
ator McLaurin was conducted here
Wednesday by the County Board
of Education as was also examina-
tions at each county seat in the
State. All papers from each
county are to he sent to the cen
trail board in Columbia for grad
ing. The six highest in the State
will be the eligibles to go before
the civil service board on August
IL. the highest of course having
the first chance at the cadetship.
There were three applicants in
this county: Ralph Foster, Foster
Moore and Paul Moore.
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Mr.. A. j. Beattie, of Kershaw
S. c., was married Wednesday
night, to Miss Essie Smith, of
Camden s. G.
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The candidates for Congress
from this district spoke at White
Blntf Thursday. a crowd of about
200 greeted them and gave them
u respectful, and attentive hear
ing. They spoke at Richburg
Yesterday.
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The fare l. the round trip to
Grceaville from Lanc I,tec on ac-
cunt of the Ve,erans reunion
next week is $500
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Mr.. Dick Shute, young nm
married man, was run oyor and
instantly killed by Il train about
two miles out from Monroe
Thursday night. He had gone
to sleep on tho track.
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Mr.. ii w. Plyler received a
telegram Wednesday announcing
the dea,h of his sister, Mrs. Olin
Belue, of Union, s. G, whose
critical illness was chronicled in a
recent issue of The Ledger.
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Hollis Truesdale, who was con-
yicted in this county in 1872 of
having broken into a store and
sentenced to Is months in the
penitentjary and who escaped after
serving four months Of his torn,
has recently been captured and
returned to that institution to
serve the balance Of his term.
Since his escape thirty years ago
he has lived at Fort Hill asd only
recently it was found out that he
was an escaped convict.
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cothartic, cure constipation forever.
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Mr.. and Mr.. Il. b. Mackey of
Heath Springs are visiting rela.
tives ut this p ace
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported by Smith, Bleeek & Co,
for the week ending Saturday. Novem.
Der 18th.
Isaiah Shaner, by Sheriff, 10 Irwin
]. Shaner, part Of section 2S, twp. SO
north, range 4 east, containing leo
acres; consideration 80 600.
L. Z. Hurry and wife to Frank Dou.
Get, lot II. block /, Hurryville; con-
sideratiOn $50.
Leroy Maxim and wife 10 Mrs. NJ.
A. Canier, part sec. 0, twp. SO NORTH.
range east. containing rs acres; con-
siderailon 800.
A. J. Cummings 10 Mrs. NJ. A. C6n.
ter, part sec. ., twp. So north, range
east, containing 10 acres; consider.
alton 5000.
Sarah c. Easter to j. \. Gossam
and J. S. Clay, part soc. IA, twp. 81
north, range cast; consideration $50.
Geo. W. PressBell and wife TO Thos.
s. HAney, part sec. 30, twp. SS north.
range 6 east, containing 90. 10 acres /;
consideration 5000.
J. Mel. Carter ct al. to Sam'l Per-
ringer, list /, block 2, 'Cartcr Place, -
Farmingtoni consideration 5000.
David X. May, by administrator, to
j. S. Clay, leased lot 3, block d, in
East Plat River; consideration Sll00.
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CHURCHES.

PuEsuvtraiG~-nsy > G HIrEaK. Pas
tor Preaching sunday morning and even
inr, sunday school at ~ a m, NN. NJ.
HARi4NN, superintendent, Prayer iaertins
wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. sovrH-KEv. ".
). IiErs. Pastor Preaching "yery sunday
morning aud evening; sunday school at
s-l0n m. MErHiLL tTrKIS superintendent
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
ME1n0ui.r ErtsCorAL-REv, W. II. Nc.
CoRuAcK. Preaching every sunday
morning ana evening; sunday school al
gso a. m, pr ". n. Eiilot. supeFtutsnd't.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening,
nkrrisr-RKv. g. Il. wArsoS, Pastor
Preaching second and fourth sundays each
month. morning ami evening. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. san'
aay school AZ 30 q. m, Mas. JosIE MASON
superintendent.
CnmsrIAN CnuuCn-ELD. q. ~. TALnEHr.
Pastor Preaching ever sunday az II % n.
m. ana s.gs .. M. sunday school every
sunday AT ? an. m.-H. A sxTsE. super.
intendeHt. \. y. =. q. svery sunday even.
inr ~ o'clock. Midweek prayer meeting
att sAo'eloek.
IdrruER,S-Hn 4. l.. RoHLYIx0. Pastor
Preaching every sunday morning except
the fourth cntechism after church.
CarnoLtc -RKv. FArHER ToonET. ress;lSnt
prlest-Mass every SUNDAY eKecr4 nrst nj
10 O'Clock eatschism same day $50.
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RARRow--MAsOS DIR. L. c. Bar
row Of peSo,o aud Miss Edna Mason
Of this city were united Ia marriage at
the home Of the brides mother on
Wednesday morning al 1880 O'Clock,
by Rev. ". J. Heys, The bride was
this recipient Of many handsome pres
enis. Luncheon was served st noon
70 the party Of relatives aud friends
who were present At the ceremony.
The happy souple loi, on the after.
noon train for Desoio, where they
will make their future home.
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Work Mt the Asylum.

The long period Of delay, during
the summer, of much needed work
al tine Asylum is being made up
for al present, by paroxysm Of
activity wholly unbecoming the
customary passive nature OF the
workmen ont there. Within a
short while granitoid walks have
been laid along the whole trout
aud back of the Eve cottages. Tho
total frontage OF the cottages 10
very long. From each separate
cottage a walk viii lead 10 the
main walk. A curbing Of grant.
old also runs with the walk and q
small space between the curbing
aud walk will be left for grass.
The disturb ward or the ward
for the violently and ineurably in.
sane is being constructed rapidly.
II is TO be Il two story brick cot.
tage and will be situated several
hundred feet back of the rest of
the buildings.
The barn, which has recently
been finished. is very large build
ing Of wood and is placed at the
back Of the asylum grounds.
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Knob Lick Notes

VIM. Acuf of Bismarck was in
town Wednesday visiting his fa-
TIERS family,
Mrs. Rhoda Beggs, who has been
sick for several weeks, we are glad
10 say Is convaleseeDt.
! am glad the elections over, for
now THE TINES has more room
for news other than political aud
long ballots.
Married. Sunday, the 9th inst,
Ferd Hoover and Miss Anna Bay
less. May their matrimonial ship
sail smoothly over the waves Of
the great ocean Of time.
Prof. s. w. Emory of Freder-
icktown delivered lecture at the
new chnrch last Wednesday even
ing. His sabject was THE Pro-
per Education of Children"
ANON.
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ON Saturday afternoon between the
hours Of aud 8. Mrs. A. J. zwari
threw open her handsome Rew home
on P0tosI street 10 the members Of the
Monday GLIB. Mrs, Zwarts was ar.
sisted In entertaining BY Miss Mayme
Highley. Yellow and white oFysan-
themums we're the iayors aud guess
Ing game on American soabriqueis al-
forded nnch amusement. The prize,
an clcgan. chiaa plate, was awarded
to Miss Pearl Clardy Refreshments
vera then served and an hour Of social
intercourse followed.
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IlcrzSg's New Shoe Store,
LOWELL EXTRA suPERS.
Three doors east Of Post Office.
Crauberrics ai Klein Grocer Co
Martin, your Jes, photographer
New saurkruui at Klein Grocer Co
Good maple syrup ut Klein Grocer
Co.
New country sorghum at A. l.. Or,
tens.
Carpets and oil cloths at Grand
Leader
Rossulh Weber was in iowa last
week.
500 cnrds II wood wanted by Cole
q Nixon
Dr. l. 4. Hall ot Potosi is in town
this week
A bran new lot of iuo quecnswaro
at Klein Grpccr Go.
Phone SO, Klein Groccr Co, for
gasoline and coal oil,
LOWELL EXTRA SUFFERS -
Grand Leader sole agents.
The best line Of furniture in town is
10 be found nj Huber Bros
Phone i40, City Meat Market, for
your meats and vegetables.
Miss Stella Wood Is visiting her
sister IN NJ. Louis this week.
Judge ]. =. Green of DcsotO Is at.
tending court here this werE.
boys, II you wan, nobby sweater
We have them.--CoIe & Nixon.
Bora, November II. 1909, to the
wife Of AIR. G. ". Jones, n son.
Mr. ". A. Cloud has secured the
services of an experienced barber.
Judge Clay and wife wsai 10 81.
Louis Tuesday morning on business.
do not fail To see the new line Of
swell hats Tot men at Cole a Nlxon's.
Born. November 10, 1909, TO the
wife Of ME- John Hoagh, \ daughter,
Go 20 the City Meat Market for your
choice steaks. rassts and pork chops.
Born. November 10, 1909, TO the
wiic OF AIR, Christopher i'Iekus, a son.
We beat the world on FaFaiiare.
Call and learn our prices. The Grand
Leader.
Mrs. Clark Johnson Of 81. Louis b
visiting her daughter Mp. Thomas
Halls this week.
II you buy an Overcast before you
see Cole 4 Nixon's new arrivals you
will be mad.
Mrs. Laura T.. Murphy OF Ksnsas
City Is visiting her father, Mr.. w. 8.
rrasf, this week
Fora small but select assortment Of
wedding presents In cut glass OF silver
90 TO John Eifberg's.
Marshall Page, who has Seea at
Thunder Mountain, Idaho, for sSmc
Time, returned Wednesday.
Highest market price paid for corn,
oats and all kinds Of prcdsce =. Mo-
uarmick. sprott q Cos.
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Appelaimssls 10 Be Made To-Day

The Board 81 Managers 81 Asylum
No. will meet here to- day to make
the appointment oi niiiccrE nj thr Asy.
-lum.
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FoR SALE: "A 327 acre farm, 2
miles west OF Irondale on Potosi
road and joining Federal Lead Co.'S.
land; lG0 acres in cultivation; oil
under fence; good Groom honse;
barn; oil kinds Of water; one of
the best tracts In Washington
county and will 20 at q bargain.
Will sell MI or my half interest in
tract. Address v. l.. Mctjomber.
Iroudalo. No.
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At the first regular meeting Of our
camp in December, 1909, the annual
election Of camp officers will take
place. aud all members % Camp No.
26l7 are requested to be preseai. thai
they may participate In the same.
G. ". JOKES. V. c.
W. l.. SAcKHAKk, Clerk.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20
Fsrminstos Wins from Doe Ran csIeiaes

Last Thursday night the Farming
ton bowling team won two out OF the
three games rolled CT the home alleys
with the Doe Hun Calcines. The
game with the Doe Ran buckeyes on
Wednesday resulted In another victory
for the Buckeyes. The scores Of the
Two games are as follows;
a.,-,.g.,y
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COURTS

circuit OOUKr-J. u. Fox, Judge-sscohd
Mondays n day ami November.
CpuSIt1C nuKf -FirBi Mondays In kanfua-
~, May august and November.
PROBATE CONGRESSIONAL Mondays In Jan
uary. April. Juiy and ov'tn'"r
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

All parties who hold accounts
against the Fsrmlng,on Electric Light
and lee Company win please prescott
The same to u. II. Marbary Tor prompt
payment.
EARaskGrox E,xCraIc
I.sanr Axp IuE Co.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

Miss Josephine Drexei, who IL
most prominent socially. 10 both
New York and PhiIadelph.a. will
soon become q nun and will aid
her sistcr, Mother Mary Katherine.
in converting the Navaios Of Arr
IONA 10 the Roman Catholic
Church.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

II you want a nice gold, silver OF
any other kind Of watch, at the lowest
prices, either ladies' or gentlemen's,
60 to Teiley's Jewclry store.