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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
A Sale of Combination China
and Glass ServiCes.-H,---s-.

China and Glass Services for thc
same. or less than houses that
have charge accounts ask for the
China Sets alone.
Decorated Porcelain Di-n-- Sets f0o
pieces. and Glass Service of 90 pieces
total 80 pieces. fo~ SIS
Decorated Porcelain DirrWr Sets. 10c
pieces. including soup tureeI- and p 20
heniau Glass Service ~ 80 pieces. total
To- pieces. for ST. 50
Decorated Austrian China Dinner sets
lO1 pieces. including soup fUreer. and N
Bohemian Glass Service of 60 pies'as--to faI
lbl pieces. for Sl9i3
Decorated Limoges China Diurer Sets.
lol pieces. including soup tur-eu. and q
Bohemian Glass Service Of go pieces
total 161 pieces. for S22.6I
TheO Haviland China Dinner Sets. fO1
pieces. floral decorations. gilt hardies. and
Bohemian Glass Service OF 80 pieces
total 16l pieces. for S24S9
Thee. Haviland China Dinner Sets. 10f
pieces. pretty decorauocs. sriopIed gold
handles. ard engrave.. Bohemian Glass
Service OF 90 pieces-total 161 pieces. for
$26.96.
Theo. HaviIand China Dinner SET. III
pieces. bouquet decorations. GIT handles.
and Baccarat Glass Service Of 80 pieces
total 1I2 pieces. for S:40f-
Australian China Dinner SET, rich gold
lace border. III pieces. and Cold Glass
Service Of so pieces-tOtal 1I2 pieces, Tor
So %
Limoges China Dinner Set. 1l3 pieces.
gold band and line and initial and Gold
Glass Service "a" ~ pieces. with initial %
match-total 113 pieces. for S1J92.
Limoges China Dinner Set. H. pieces.
gold band and line. with artistic mono
gram, and Glass Service OF go pieces
with gold monogram to match-totaI 172
pieces. for S1OS o.
Gliding monographs initials and other de-
signs On China and Glass is q specially
with US It - done on tn" pre- misses and
guaranteed TO be equal % the best l EU-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
HANDICAP AT monrcLAIR.

The members handicap at tho M0.tclIir Inks
Yesterday vas won by y. L. McLcGd wien p net
score of ~. The summary.
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ere as follows:
HAlWELDRS

In addition there team match between the
bachelors and the benedicts. The former by
tn. score az Il l. Summary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20

.nrouxh using the Little Ads of tho Peo-
sI-o ,,btob appear I'm The Tribune. How
etc. enc hears this ssfAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20

write 60 Manager" Furnished Room De-
psrtment, care OF The Trfhnn~. and learn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20

Thii. the first season in on,
} new store-the largest build,
{ing IN the world devoted to retailing,
finds Us for the 6rst time IN a;
position to do justice al around
TO our patrons, ourselves and our
merchandise Our stocks and faciI.I
ties make shopping easy and con-,
{venient; our qualities and prices,
make IL safe and saving.
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Outer Elapsed age age
start mars Finish. time. speed. speed
Yacht H.Ns. HMs HMS HMS knots miles IS,
irga-....l .oe.l2 2:3f:10 4:1s.2i 21309 1888 1855
seminole .oI.3e 2a9Oo 419:oa 3.iT.5I ISIS l5:45
Commodore Tiford having won the cup offered
by himself he has presented il TO the club 10 be
ra ced for next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20

In Class p the Folly protested the Karma for
fouling. The summary:
srnnrs-IrAss N-srARr R.na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
Open Stock Patterns.

Over fifty styles of French, Eng
lish, Austrian and American
Decorated China known as
"Open Stock Patterns" They
are sold by the set or by the
single piece. This permits YOU
to choose sets that serve YOUR
individual requirements and at
any time replace articles that
NAV be broken
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D ROW.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IL the Clrcgis Cuag; FOR Carroll CoaH,y.
siuiug As CouFt of E4aiiy
No su5i EQUITY.

W. He"fA IN trAA 1
John " Arnold. Plaintiff, ~ Enelin~ NJ
Arnold. Defendant
The object Of this suit IS 70 procure q dr
erpe Tor divorce = yluCalo mA;rlmonu o.. the
plaintiff irona the defendant.
The bin states that the parties werr married
at Westminster Carroll county, Nd, on July
4sth. 1876. sai lived together AboEt ten years
that plaintiff is ; resident Of said c0uutY and
State. sud has bren slnce his said marriage.
lhA, h- has been faithful 30 all his marriage
voNsi thsi plaintiff conduct towards said de.
frndaai wAs Always kind. adecsiouate and
above rsproach, and that defendant abandoned
him withoat any Just cause or reason. aud that
sach abandonment has continued uuiuterrupt-
edly for more than three years, IS deliberate
and final. and the separation OF the parties
beyond any reasonable expectation OF recon
CiliaiiOa; that said parties had three children.
wh0 Afs al hstug. two Of Shom arr adults aud
the other an infant, under the sze Of twenty
one yrars: that said defendant j, a nou-resi.
dent Of the State Of MATylAnd
Il is ihereapon, this 18th day Of June. l9O3,
ordered by the Circuit Cour, for Carroll coun.
", IN Equity, that the plaintiff. By causing ,
cory OF this order 10 be inserted ia some news
paper published 10 said county, once in each
OF four successive weeks before the 10Th day
OF July, next, give notice TO the said absent
defendant Of the object aud substance OF this
bill, warning her TO appear in this Court in
person or by solicitor, on OF before the 10th
day OF August. next, to show cause, it any she
have, Why decree ought not to be passed as
prayed.
WM H. THOMAS.
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TO CREDITORS.

This is 10 give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters of al
minStration on the Personal Estate of
JOHN HARRISON,
late of Carroll county, deceased. llpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
bers, on or before the 10Th day of January,
1904; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this 18th day OF
June, 1905.
RICHARD II. HARRISON,
PERRY F. CHANEf,
june20 1t Administrators.
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the whole building; large bank eZkEzza1lssslz -
harm, wagon shed, corn crib hog house, tne
dairy with running water, wash house. smoke
house and all other necessary buildings, lime
kiln snd lime quarry on the place; fencing
good; fine stream of water runs through the
property; the land is in the highest state of
cultivation aud produces we'll; is conveniently
laid off; orchard in full bearing, and variety
of other fruit. This farm is about three miles
from New Windsor, a station on the Western
Maryland Railroad. 5 miles from Westmin
ser, the county seat, is convenient to churches,
schools. mills aad stores, and adjoins the land
OF Dr. L. Siitely, John Duyall, Jesse franklin
aud others, and will recommend itself TO any
enc wishing a small farm.
4 Lot containing Is ACRES, more or less,
part in timber, balance under cultivation; it IS
about half mile from the Home Farm; also
s Wood Lot Of ACRES. more or less, on the
Buffalo r1ad. II miles South Of Taylorsville;
il is covered with good timber.
Terms q Sale.-One-lhird cash on the day
of sale, or upon the ratification Of the same
BY the Orphans Court; one.third IN SIX months
and the remaining one third IN twelve months
from the day Of sale; the credit payments to
te secured by the notes Of the purchasers,
nth approved security, bearing interest from
,he dAy Of sale; or all cash at tue opiioa Of
lhe purchasers.
JOHN II. STEM, Executor.
az-A Also a, the same time and place viii be
sold al the personal property Of said deceased,
consisting of Horses, CAifle. Hogs, Farming
implements. aud Household FurajtnFe. For
particulars see bills.
JOHN H. STEM. Executor.
T. A. Crawford. A1cloneer
i.ne.7 IS Jacob Farver. Clerk
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WANTED.

A Good, Energetic Agent to sell our High
Grade Teas, Coffees. Spices, Extracts and
Baking Powder. We pay the highest com.
mission and furnish useful and costly pre-.
miums to help Influence business. Address
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND
PACIFIC TEA CO.,
l4-16 n. Queen ST.,
iulY4 81 Lancaster. Pa.
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4 nMINISTRATOR'S c. T. A.
"A SALE OF A
DESIRABLE FARM,

Near trEeti1arE, tArrOtl Iouuty. MARY yiAul-
.ly virtue O., the power 4nd authority con
.alaS4 .n The lAsi will and testament of sarah
y HeNgy late Of Carroll county, deceased,
dolly sda,lteI 10 probate by the Orphans
Coart Of Carroll COUNTY aai aiso an order q
yziG CcorJ. lhe andsrsikbed. administrator
sisb ihs wll annexed uf thr said Sarah y
EssEy deceased, -lil sell az PuhhC Sale. ou
't0 premises. 90
THURSDAY. JULY 3Dsh, lsJa.
:, ! o clock D. "a. Aii that Farm us Pausyi 1T
Land y which ih~ sad Sarah y HsasY dlft
se5sei SD possessed, containing
% ACRES, s ROODS AMI lG PEBCHE>
e taEG. aiore OF Iss>-
Thss lartn ls situate ou the Westminster and
Tanry'awu rad. about l~o and = baf mi5rs
i7om Westminster and sboai one njle from
Fg5sri,bars !; sas formerly kuo~n - she
Fsr4eslgs Harvrs property, and sdlalus 'he
present rezideaes Of Frederick Harvrr and
she lAud af Ernznzsi FoTury Apd ethsrs- Il
is improved By LaTE~ toul-
A. toxzzhle T~o-ani hAf ~}afg
Frame u~slhag Hoass. ~gta
EsstG<zA Back Buljdlag. Bank Baru,
~ar0a sbed. daiFy. sash bogsr, corn crlb.
izFxe has psm aad other aegessAFy oatba5id
IaEs. Al tb- ha5l3Sngs &Fe IN a. exc'l.rnt
Stale 0f repair Jhr land il under = high stale
a caisssAfsoe; helds coav~nsss'iy divided aad
@eli ~@s~Feds ans orchard u apple And olasr
fFa.r irvrs ON ihs gTrul.s+. water convenient
To baildsaEs-
Ihs. s4is affords a raf~ opportunity ta any
oac wishing - paschAsz salad farm Goa
F-nlrni 10 aArkcis churches SCHOOLS, etc
Fer farther information CAL upoa tas autrr
,xned, or NJ. John Il. Hcaky. ou the
pxernlsss-
Terms Of sac. --Une-ihiTi cash on the tag
of zsle % ou the ratification thereof. one-Gh3Fi
IA as asouIhs Aad the other third ln
ts-lvr months fruaa The day Of SAFE. the erred
q payments 10 be secured b. the promssssFy
uat~s e the paFchAs.r Or purchasers, ~rih
approved secgTgx. Aud bearing Interest from
lhc day % sale. o. ,h- whols of 'hs purchasc
aannsr ulag BE- paid ia cash
JOHN MILTON REtFSNIDER.
Administrator {. r. A. ~ Sarah \. Hezky.
deceased
J, Thomas Roep, Aue,.0oeer. jaiy4 &
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The Union National Bank of Westminster, !
Westminster, Nd, June 80, 1903. ]
The Board of Directors of this bank have
this day declared Semi.annual dividend OF
Five Per Cent. upon the capital stock of the
bank, less taxes, payable on and after Thurs
gay, July 9Th, 1908.
J. W. Herring,
iul43t Cashier.
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MO. 4o24 EQUITY.

MO. 4o24 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, ia
Equity.
William A. Fleming and others, Plaintiffs, v.
Mary c. Fleming and others, Defendants.
Ordered this 10th day of June in the year
nineteen hundred and three that the sales Of
the property mentioned in these proceedings,
wherein William A. Fleming and others are
Plaintiffs, aud Mary c. Fleming and others
are Defendants, made and reported by William
A. Fleming, George A. Fleming and George
l.. Srocksdale, Trustees, in their amended
Report of Sale, be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause TO the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 10th day of July, next; pro-
vided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Carroll county, Mary
land, once in each of three successive weeks
before the 18th day of July, next.
The amended report states the amount of
sales to be SIS, ,293. 80.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
iune20 st JAS H. BiLLlNGsLEA, Clerk.
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FOrR ACREs. MORE OR les.

known as the "COggy Property, improved by
a Comfortable Two and half
AN Story Frame Dwelling House,
stable, hog pen, corn crib,
klt1tE1esIs,s5Szh- smokehoGse and other neces
sary outbuiidiugsi pump and welt Of good
water; fruit land OF tine quality and under
good stale of cultivation. lhlS property is
situated ia the city of Westminster in the rear
OF Elgeu shop, on Pennsylvania avenue, and
adioins the land OF Jacob F. Elgen, the
Shreeve Farm formerly and Grove A. Ship
ley's land The sale OF this valuable proper
" should commend the attention OF all per
sons wishing 10 buy real estate.
5lh. 4 parcel OF land containing
5 ACRES, 3 ROODS AND So PERCHES,
more ur less. situate in Baehman's Valley.
Carroll county. Maryland, adjoining the farm
Of the late Wm. Lawyer, Samuel Myers and
others This parcel of land has no improve
ments upon it, but Is under good state of cul-
tiyalion
Terms Of Sale One third cash on the day
of sale or on the ratification thereof by the
Court one third in six aud the other one
third in twelve months from the day of sale,
the credit payments TO be secured by the
promissory notes of the purchaser or pur
chasers, with approved security, bearing IN
terest from the day of sale, or all cash at the
option of the purchasers.
WM. GROVE LAWYER,
Jno. Milton Reifsnider sol. Mortgage.
in 4ts j. Thomas Roop, auct.
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TRUSTEES' SALE
i or TWO WELL KNOWN AND MOST
DESIRABLE FARMS
On Little Pipe Creek, near Avondale
Station, w M. R. R., Carroll Coun
ty, Md, Also WOOD LOT.

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, sitting as Court of
Equity, passed in Il cause therein depending,
and numbered 1896 on the Equity Docket of
said Court, wherein Catherine F. Reese and
others are complainants and Maranna Gehr
aud others are defendants, the undersigned,
trustees therein named, will sell at Public
Sale, TO the highest bidders, on the first here
matter mentioned premises, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST lst, 1908.
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WILLIAM 4. SHRiVER,
PERCY II. SHRIYER,
GEORGE x. GEHR.
Jaa- N.sau Rs,f-u,i.r. sol Trustees.
iai&M j Thomas Roop, Auct.
MORTGAGE SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Ia sad arar .a- Cuy aE Westminster, Carroll
Cosaly, Nd

By yiriar ri the uo~rr OF sale contained 10
q mortgage from EIEiu J. Lawyer iu me,
bearing date September Eth, A d, lasi1, and
recorded among tar KeAl Es,stc Mortgage
Records Of Carroll cauniy Ia L55eg J II T.,
No. g. folio Z-l. &c, ! sill .sH Al pub
Doe ssIs, TO the highest bidders, on the prem
Izss hr.f hereinafter mentioned. 90
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kS@A1,
MMss8slr

OF buildings lst. he Man
sion House. commodIouS and AEMN,b
well built of brick. with bath 80 80
room and many modern conven- tz4llz1ssszz
fences. There is about acres Of land within
this enclosure, laid out in a beautiful lawn
immediately about the Mansion House; truck
patch, apple orchard and back yard, through
which runs Little Pipe Greek; also two fine
springs thereon. The other improvements on
this part OF the property are dairy, wash house,
ice house chicken house, wood shed, corn
Glib aud work shop End Comfortable tenant
house. large bank barn. little barn, wagon
shed. with corn crib and carriage shed at.
tached; large hog pen and large barrick,
pumps and wells of good water st tenant house
and barn. The farm Is divided into conven-
lent nelGs. under high state of cultivation
and well watered. There Is 8 due proportion
OF tue meadow land About eight acres are
in good timber This property IS known as
Farm Content, aud the home OF the late
Augustus Shriyer: 1t Is situate on the West
mjusier and New Windsor Road, about ,!
miles from Westminster, and less than ten
minutes walk from Ayoudale Station, W. Nd.
r. t.
2nd. Il Farm, adjoining ,he above, con
tanning
80 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
The improvements thereon are a large, well
built Brick Dweilng House, hank barn, wag
on shed, with corn cribs attached, stone DAIRY,
hog pen. chicken house sud other necessary
ouibuldings Pumps and wells II good water
at the dwelling sud barn. This farm Is also
ania7 ish stale uf cultivation. the fields are
conveniently divided wiih running water va 3
number 81 them There is a tine lot Of mess-
ios .sud AH4 q 7m4.l Vaautlty oi timber land;
rxrelleHi apple orchard ueaT the dwelling
THIS properls>ls knowu as the David II.
Shnver Farm
The sale a these farms present a rare op-
portunity 20 purchasers.
4 saryey ct these farms ls now being made.
and yhe psis aud Certificates ct survey Will
D.. taaic and exhibited On The dAy Of sale. ac.
CorBing go which both farms viii be offered
sui sold
Esd "A Nooi lol containing
4 ACRES. q ROODS AND p PERCHES,
u.ags ar i,aa Tha ja, !. sitaaJr ou zasi West
ulsa.f.r sad New Windsor Road. near to
gaIbs Hrsaeh, auI sdl5.as ;ac lands Of Wm.
Fsaay Nancy tuaF and others There Is
iaiy alHoaui ai cha>,nai aud OAK timber here.
nu-
Tsrrus of sale. One third cash on the day
81 sale Or ugaa the ratification thereof, one
th,rd ju one YEAR and ibe oIhes c-third in
two Fears. the credit payments % be secured
bv the notes of Toe purchaser Or Purchasers,
-i'h security ip hs approved II by ih~ trustees
and bearing iaIr-r.; from lae day of sale, oF
'he shoiy al ihs ,arghase faeary uay De pala
a cash a; Ibr op.lau 81 the purchaser or par
tbszars
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ExECUTOR'S SALE
Ia OF VALUABLE
Real Estate & Personal Property

The undersigned. by virtue of the last will
and testament of Isaac Killer, deceased, and
of an order of the Orphans Court of Carroll
county, will sell at public sale, on the prem
ises on which he resided at the time of his
death, near Baile's Church, in New Windsor
district, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY -, 1903,
at Il a. m sharp, the following Real Estate
and Personal Property
The Home Farm contains so ACRES, more
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or less. and is improved by q
large Stone and Frame Dwell
ing, p stories high, cellar under
the whole building; large bank
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10 she reag us the above aud un Iron Ore Al
les is said CIV This property j. knoNn as
the "B-b0e Property Il Is improved by
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WEDNESDAY. JULY 2s,h, 1893,
a. / q. cloeE b. ta
l,g- All that ja. ur psreel Of isnd .ituass
10 The Ci,Y 81 Westminster Carroll eogniy,
Maryland. containing
$40 SQUARE FEET. MORE OK LESS
This property IS kaouu 3. No I44 Peunsyl.
vania avenue. And Is improved by tine Three
Slory Brick Dwelling aad some ouibuiliings;
tine garden on The loI.
2a4 A parcel Of land containing
TWO ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
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DTVIDEND NO. ia.

Jno. Milton Reifsnider, sol. Mortgagee
inl ( Is J. Thomas Roop, aucr
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-07-15
In Memory Of Mrs. Susan B. Shirley.

Mrs. Susan B. Shirley, wife of j. r.
Shirley. died at her home at Piedmont
june Goth, 1903, after g brief illness
with rheumatiam and heart failure.
Mrs. Shirley was the youngest child
OF the late Foster Garrison and was 43
years Of age. She leaves two sisters
and four brothers, besides devoted
husband and nine children to mourn
her loss. Mrs. Shirley was born and
reared in Anderson County, and bar
many friends will regret to hear of her
deeth. In her girlho0d ahe joined the
M. =. Church, and lived . faithful
member until after marriage, when
she Joined the Baptist Church. Of
which ahe was Q member at the time
OK her death. She has O host Of friends
anu relatives here to mourn her death.
Mrs. Shirley was most devoted wife
and kind, loving mother, an estima-
blet Christian woman.
Her remains were laid TO vest in the
Shiloh cemetery, Rev. IL. III. Bnrries,
OF Piedmont Baptist Church, conduct
Ing the funeral. services on the day
following her death. at 8 o'clock p. m.
She has passed to that land Of the
MANSIONS far,
Singing in the scal's bright home;
She Will patiently wait till they all
meet her there,
Singing in the SOULS bright home.
a Niece.
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carsweIl News.

Yfell, Mr. Editor. as 1 seldom see any
news from these parts, Twill try my
a much needed shower of rain came
this morninR and al vegetati0n; is ran.
idiy moving along. Grass iH growing
just little faeter than. anything else.
Miss Cora Shirley, 70 pretty young
MY 1NaHiy 9f Aindseragn. Waited her friend,
DIR. M. A.. Yhofnpscrf iB i'll at. tIlia
writing. We wish 90 SSa him on duty
an early Is possibIe. s s. "a I, - =
a!iss Lizzie Gasssssss7sy, @ fascinating
and accomplished young teacher OF
H0nea Path, was the guest Of Miss
e - = G4.sy 10. s9VsiIG6y and SAP.
path. Come again, Afae Lizzie, ono
or our boys 10 stuck on you. Is
Chariey Jones spent Sunday in An
GeESon Essh his par1Ets.
Msas Ella McAdams 60 i'll with fever;
Harley Galley and his friend, Mr.
South, Of Anderson, were the guests OF
pretty maids Sunday evening. =.
Mrn. Maggie Hill, OF Antreyi via.
tied her mother, ,Mre. 8. O. Jackson,
.saSils.si aiss Iucile Finley win be off for
Max, Gn., Wednssday. 18th inst, to
visit relatives. We wish her q pleas
4. 3. Jones and Lester Angel, two
hn1tling young men Of Anderson, were
with us yesterday. We think that
they are interested in girls.
Sam McAdams went to Antreville
yesterday to'see bis best girl.
Robert Pruitt and wife, of Globe.
spent few days with the 1atter's pa-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Banister, last
week. go
A. G: and Henry jackson visited rel
atiyes IN Anderson recently.
There will be preaching at ,Varennes
regular pastor.
Miss Mamie Bailey entertained q few
friends Ct the card table last Saturday
night. 1t was greatly enjoyed,
J.L. jackson visited frienad at An
treyille last Saturday.
News Is scarce and work is plentiful.
I'VE are all coming 70 the SCALA
II this escapes the waste basket I
will try agail, and don't you forget it.
July IL. Cracker Jack.