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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-15

awarded the former an exquisite silver
hat pin and to Miss Florence Grant
the latter. a very useful pair of shears.
Later delicious refreshments We're
served in courses by Misses Elmer
George and Isabel Clark. Toasts were
offered to the hostesses, Poverty Inn
and the class of nineteen five by
Misses McKimmon, Pones. Law and
DuBose.
When six o'clock came ii was with
genuine regret that the guests bid
farewell to their charming hosteSses.
Those present were the seniors:
Misses Margaret DuBose. Of Raleigh,
Effie Farley. Monroe: Ellen Gibson.
| Concord: Florence Grant. Whining
ton: Dorothy Hughson. Morgauton;
Sadie Jenkins, Charleston; Bessie Poe
Law Raleigh: Linda Tillinghast, Nor
canton and Misses Mckimmon, Jones.
Cheakley Of the st. Mary's faculty.
!. :: q.
Mrs. Howell IIumJc Entcrtains.
Mrs. Harrell Hume delightfully."- en-
tcrtained a number of her friends
yesterday afternoon in honor of her
guests. Miss Perier, of Fort Wayne,
Indiana, and Miss Colgate, of New
York. a most interesting game of
progressive whist was played.
Those participating evinced great
interest III the progress of the game.
The first prize was Won by Mrs. G..
w. Burkett, il being Il silver bon bon
spool, the consolation being won by
Miss Perer.
After the game Il two course luu-
cheon was served. The home was
beautifully decorated and an after
noon of real pleasure was had.
Those present were: Mrs. George
T. Winston. Mrs. j. NJ. Turner, Mrs.
O. J. Field. Mrs. J. D. kenney Mrs.
G. w. Burkett, Mrs. b. w. kilgore,
Mrs c. c. Baker. Mrs. TAFT Butler,
Misses Money, benson and Moring.
X !. ).
Tuesday Afternoon Eucire Club.
The Tuesday Afternoon Euchre
Club. met with Miss Edith Register
yesterday afternoon. shakespeare S
play, "As You Like tt was the sub
ject of the evening. Mrs. Il. Q. Bur-
ton read most delightful and witty
paper on First Love" Mrs. Red
dick, read a very interesting paper
her subject being Rosaline. Mrs.
Cary Hunter also, read 4 very inter-
esting and instructive synopsis of the
play CAS- You Like 1t,
Delightful refreshments were serv-
ed during the afternoon, and those
present spent a most pleasant after
noon.
Those present were: Mrs. Frank
lin Mcneil, Mrs. T. n. Ivey. Miss
Edith Register, Misses Royster and
Dinwiddic Mrs. Ryburn. Mrs. S. l.
Patterson, Mrs. r. ., Burton, Miss
Ada Wcmble Miss ones. Miss Reese
Miss Pennington Miss Daisy benson
Mrs. Cary Hunter, Mrs. Riddck.
:. !. y
Miss Ida Poteat Entcrtains.
Miss Ida Poteat elegantly enter
tanned valentine eve in honor of Sen
ator and Mrs. Williams. The game
of the evening was a guessing contest.
Humorous drawings representing
the different Senators were distribute
ed with separate cards on which each
one guessing wrote these being read
at the close of the contest causing
much merriment.
Mrs. DOUGLASS Watson being the
most original and laughable, while
Senator Williams won the prize. miss
ing only one-the drawing of two
goats representing himself.
Dainty refreshments were served
in which the beautiful scheme OF
hearts were carried out.
Miss Poteat is an ideal hostess.
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cures Blood Poison. Scrofula. Cancers,
Ulcers, Eczema, Carbuncles and all
Skin Diseases. 1t is a sovereign reme-
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to anyone writing the company and
stating symptoms of his or her dis
ease. Write today.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-11


livery stable OF NJ l. Hinson VIC,
So Horses ANA Muies Buraed
The friends of Mr. NJ L Hinson,
of Rockingham, N. c., formerly
of this county, will sympathise
with him III the heavy loss he
sustained by fire last Saturday
morning, as told in the following
special 10 the Charlotte Observer:
Rockingham, Jan IA fire
occurred here early this morning
appalling in its nature The lIv-
cry stable of NJ l. Ilinson was de-
stroyed together with over thirty
mules and horses. ALI day the
atmosphere of the town has been
laden with the siokening odor of
burning flesh as the charred and
half burned carcasses of the poor
animals lay among The shoulder
ing ruins
The fire originated about 9
O'Clock. When first discoversd it
had gained such heanwAy that The
stables in which it started could
not be entered. The building was
m immense wooden structure
containing the stables, wareroom
and store of MI l. Hinson and A
w Porter & Co, and situated in
that pNrt of town known as "Tbe
Rockets. " Mr. Uinson does a
large live stock business and had
on hand belonging to himself and
others 80 horses aud mules, all Of
which were burned to death. One
lone mule broke out and in some
way escaped from the flames, bat
was burned so badly thtt he had
10 be killed.
The groaus Of the doomed ami
mails before they were overcome
is said to have been terrible. I've
other wooden store rooms adjoin-
Ing the building in which the
stables were located and belong
ing to Portef & Co., we're also
bnrne d.
This was. The fourth livery
stable Of M L Hinson's to burn
since be has been in business here,
tho third one on the same spot.
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Killed by Friend by Accident
IN Il special TO The State from
Cheraw ON our frJt page is au az.
count of the killing of Mr.. Walter
rraywick, formerly of Kcrshaw.
Later reports show that the 40
count there given is partly inc T.
rect. g. @. lraywicz, Il brother
Of the deceased, who accOmpani-
ed remains to Charlotte whote
they were Inferred on Sunday told
Charlotte Observer reporter just
how the fatality took place. He
SAID that his brother had gone to
inspect SOM lumber near Cheraw
for firm he was employed by.
Returning, he was seen by several
men at the Atlanta Coast Line de,
pot, among them the agont, a Mr..
Mcintosh. Mr.. Mcintosh had a
rifle of the 22-caliber sort, and
playfully exclaimed, "lam going
to shoot TO scare him." With
these words he shot without TAX
ing aim in the direction of Mr..
Traywiek.
Then they saw Mr.. Traywick
walk forward uustcadily, motion
for aid, and sink to the ground.
When they reached him he was
dying, ,,the little bullet having
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-11
Another Mexican Veteran Has
PASSED Over the River.


PASSED Over the River.
Two weeks ago we chronlclcd
the death of Mr. w X Clanton,
veteran of the Florida, Mexican
and OWL wars, at the advanced
age of 9OyeWs. On Sunday last, ,
Mr. Lafayette Belk, u comrade of
Mr. Cianton's in the Mexican and
civil vars, fell peacefully on sleep
at his home at Mt Prospect, Just
across the State line in North
CaloIiha where he had lived the
past fifteen or twenty years. He
was a native of Lancaster county
and lived in the county most of
his life. He was about so years
of age, aNd the machinery of life
seems just to have givenout as was
also the case with his comrade,
Mr. Clanton. He was thrice mar
RED, his first wife being Miss
Nancy Hancock, of which union
one chill was born to them. His
second marriage was to Miss Eliz~
abeth WollEce an1 to them SIX
children were born. His last
wife, who survives him, was Miss
Elizabeth Lowry and to them 3
children were born. Of the ten
childlen only three or four sur
yive him. Hls remains were in-
TERED at Mt Prospect church on
Monday.
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Fatal Acciden t at Catawba River

Fatal Accident at Catawba River
Mr.. Frank B. Ayers, who was
a resident If this place up-to about
a year ago, was knocked of the
Southern's new steel bridge now
in course of construction across
the Cniawba River scar Fort
Mill by n heavy guy rope while 4,
work Oh Sunday last and instantly
killed. He fell u distance of about
25 feet and was doubtless dead be-
fore his body reached the water,
his neck having been broken, his
skull frnctured aDd one shoulder
terribly mashed by striking
against the timbers of the false
work below. Mr. Ayers was about
43 years of age and leaves a wife
and two children His remains
were Inferred ut Rock Hill.
An ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-11

pierced bis right breast with dead
ly Ell Ct
Mr. Tray'ElcS was a man OF
good qualities and'had many frionds
at kershaw who will receive the
news of his death with sadness.
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her sister, Mrs L c Hicks, at this
place.
Col. r + Allison went to
4orkvi!le last Thursday to attend
the funeral Of his nephew, Mr..
VIM Allison, whodled there Wed
nesday after protracted illness.
He was A years of age and leaves
widow and three children.
-Strayed! From my home in
Dry Greek township last Friday,
red spotted cow, white spot in
face. Robert Moses,
Dry Creek, S G.
The Liberty Hill Mercantile
Co., ,capit,A stock SIS, 900, received
charter last Monday from the
secretary of State. S. w. Heath
is president, f q Perry giae-pres
ident, and H f Halle secretary
and treasurer.
Mrs Amanda Belk, widow of
the late D D A Bolk, and sister
of Messrs o p, and b D Heath
of Charlotte, N. G., died NJ her
home at Fort Mill last Sunday
after several days illness of ppeu-
monin, aged about 90 years. She
is survived 10y two sons and two
daughters.
Magistrate Cauthen of Ker
shaw has turned over $31. 60, fines,
etc, collected the past quarter.
S28 of this amount was for fines
imposed by him on parties for
failing to work the public roads
when warned out by The overseer
There will be basket sup
per at Nowcut school house on
Friday night, January 13. The
proceeds Will he used to help pur-
chase a library for the school. The
public is cordially invited TO at
tend.
The Jngram Blackwell com
pany of Jefferson was. chartered
mo"day, capital stuck $40, 900.
Il . ingram, president and gen
eral monpger I. Blackwell, Sec
retary and treas urcr.
Mrs Martha Ivy Withels
widow of the late Thos B Wit1ers
of Fort Mill, and daughter of
the late Adam Ivy of this county,
died al the home of her daughter,
Mrs j E Massey in Rock Hill
Tuesday night, Jany 81, 1905, of
heart trouble to which she was
subject and had before had several
severe attacks She was 60 years
of age and leaves three children
Surviving her Her remain
were taken to Fort Mill for inter
ment.
The Daughters of the Confed.
eracy have furnished us with the
following list Of the Veterans to
whom crosses of honor will be
presented on Jan. 10Th, 1905.
r. Araut, j. t. Amos, w. R.
Clanton, decd, w. G. Downs,
Samuel Hinson, John Mackey,
J. a, B. Mackey, j. C. Nelson,
l. a. Parker, II, Nj. Polk, D.
A. Roberts, j, j. Roberts, M. e.
Robertson, T. j. Strait, r. H.
Sapp, Jno. Wright, VIM Wright,
D. P. Bell, j. IL. Gardner, Jas.
w. Mccain, Jro. } Moody, 7.
J. Reeves, Jas. Rodgers. D. N.
Mackey, NJ. l.. Hinson, e. l..
Hinson
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Pleasant Hill, 81 and 4th Sabbath.
q no.
-25o acres IN Cedar Creek
ownsbip Price $3.50. ! cash.
Prof A r Banks went TO
1orkville yesterday in answer TO
u telegram that his mother, who is
in her, 50 year, was quite ill of
pneumoLil.
Mrs j III Foster is visiting
relatives at Winnsboro.
Mr. Oren 9 Blackmon killed
another of his pigs Monday. 1t
netted 4S4 lbs.
Misses Kate Barton and Ola
Beckham, Of this county have en-
tered business college at Macon,
Ga.
-Senatcr Hough and Repre-
sentatives uameI and Foster left
for Columbia Monday to be ores
ent at the opening of the session
on Tuesday.
A room cottage for rent. APP
ply to w. j. Cunningham.
Mrs. J. g. Robinson and two
children, of Lancaster, are visit
ing the family of Mr.. John p.
Plaxico. = Yorkville Enquirer.
Mr.. Jake Kee of Chester
county is visiting bis uncle, Dr..
T. J. Strait, here this week.
Mrs. Fannie Beckam end
family have moved to the city
from, Lancaster county to the new
two-story residence on Ebenezer
Avenue which has just been com
pleted. Rock Hill Herald.
For sale A Jersey COW.
Calf 10 days old. Apply to John
p. L witty, Heath Springs, SC
The session of the u. S. Di,-
trict and circuit court convened in
Columbia Tuesday. The case Of
Mrs Frances e Miller, former
postmistress ut Heath Springs,
charged with cancelling stamps to
increase her salary, will come up
at this term.
Married, Dec. 10, 1904. by
Rev + A Dahney, at this place,
Mr. Robert Lynn and Miss Mamie
Sowell, also Mr. Henry Adams
and Miss Lila Sowell. Both the
brides are daughters of Mr. Rochel
Sowell of the Douglas section.
Wanted A teacher for the
Taxahaw school. Apply to Il. E.
Gregory, Taxahsw, S. Q.
The tent of the Lemmond
fruit stand caught afre from the
stove tlue yesterday morning and
burned one side nearly half up
before the fumes were extinguish-
ed Mr. l. had one cf his hands
painfully burned.
The farmers of the Antioch
section will meet Mt p. m, Fri
day at tho school house to organize
for holding cotton and reducing
acreage A trustee to fill the va
cancy on the board by Mr. Giles
removal from the district will also
be elected that afternoon.
Married, on Sunday, Jan.
8, 1905, by Rev L A Dabney,
Mr. Thomas Mahaffey and Miss
Sadie Adams, daughter of Mr. G.
II Adams.
Mis- B. +. Brazlngton return
ed Monday from visit to her
daughter, Mrs Schooly, at Colum-
bus, Ark Her son Mr. Willis
Brasington, who spont the past
yesr in Arkansas. returned with
her and will try his fortune here
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SEMl-WEsKiY.
Local Nya1aGGas

CONTINENTS OF REV. :. Il ~ TIE
unity, lst and Sd Sabbath.
Oils resk, 2d anu 4th Sabbath, II
IA,
Pleasant Hill, 2l and 4th Sabbath.
= m.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-06-30

fsurl>l-us Industry was probably
surprise L. Mos, Aus...,..n People "-e
l,-l-,,l % i. Tle l#as -roWl dates
exhibited ~ the worlds fair last year
were very murh 81 a curiosity 10 ma
tive sightsevrs-
Ior,lgu dates sire - common and 30
cheap ia tbs market thar there = an
otler surprise ia store IN the announce
meut that We import over a third u a
million dollars worth annually. They
pay q duty oi oue-lllt a cent a pound
II j. said that the best u the African
date, do not get % this marset. but
are caught NJ 10y tie buyer, Il south
ern Europe The home grown date
ought 10 be Superior iu quality aud
aayor 10 the present .urort1uonS. and
. consumers San ue sure 10 E't.'u- Ihe
best " the product The date palm
demands tie most intense heat aud
sunshine. with abundant water 10 tie
roots. conditions 10 De obtained under
irrigation in the arid belts Of tie south
west
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-06-30
Diving of anime

:. in il t2rmrul>, Ike dy,uL Of con
Sumption. The progress OF tou>amp
;io0. from the beginning 10 the very
end, j. long torture, both 10 victim
aud friends when had consumption
III IL 6,s; stage. writes Nm. Myers. 81;
Ceario>>. Nh. after trying different
medicines and a good doctor, IN vain,
I a, las, took DR.. k,us'> New Discovery
which quickly and perfectly cured me.
Prompt relief and SURE cure for coughs
eoGts, sore throat. bronchitis, etc
Positively prevents pneumonia. Guarau
le-d a, !. " ThUr>tou's dru. >tore
p-.,r 30 cents aud Sl.0o a bottle. Trla
bottle free.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-06-30
NOTICE.

SuERIFF-S SAFE uF REAL ESTATE
AllathsI ar ur5-. ans t-ksu on rHrgltian
In .asHr Hr tEaT.r- r. Is' rs. 81 tsTrrH>.I r.H-
"a . .U. -afr~f lrsrk f.u-u- 20 Glover e g.
g. gar u.uEK g' trrlr#r-s no tsrartE fu the
l. county uf E~~Fs. con- thr rrtr cav ui May.
o. lss.Ir. che EHIi.HE lr- .r-lHt.arf rr7I estate
O. wit a ,rrfgiu r.r.ei Hf land and aH rrc
premises and afIfEr-rl.--lr~ thereof situated
Iu thr fHwr 80 UrauHs. Iu the County &C
o. .uE- TrsEritrH ara bounded u~ fuiluw~-
rrl. Hciu- an and tHr same iaui and prcrni-
sr~ DECIDED Frank iuuu hs tlr town ~ Gran
HE uu Ere rfst GHv 81 thltnhcr. A. T. 1904.
and sat-tri.ac.l a. follows. O. Wat the north
~ ha.f rt lot ~. q fu rhr fourth rau-c u'
fHls f1 -aHf town ui CRANKY and tEr north
aU.t -l'f Hi ttty agres 80 the northeast sa.'
uf f.s 81. = iu the tHuTth rl- -e ca said tns, %
.f .sfar..E. ans incoming rhr Srr me land bono,
e.. O. she ~uf4 Erluk Dunn aF said town H'
t1rIrHE rr thr 1'h can uf MAY A T. q -
ans SO. tIc ri-ht- t.t.c. interest and rurftN o
~ .rsErE1Hu Ht abe said Frank Dunn lu aEt o.
-a.l HHHrr described land ami prem - WI
H sold Pos uit az rl1lts augfiau Tor casI @.
tHc highest htircr C. satisfy said execution
ana sic lr-aI Gusts and ,lur-c- thereon. e..
rnt 3HN directs. rv tHr '4th CAV uf Iuiy.
o.. Issr-. NJ gur O'Clock fu tire cal. vruaHu. a'
rHr Town CIr#k = lex gr said town Uf Graz
Pcs. su tEs county af E->-s.
I.s,l a. Glover. NJ This 1@th lay 81 Jun
lH.l4U- Attr~-
= :. pARkEE. Deputy sheriff.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-06-30

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experts rg'.e--lT that 1GrE ea----@ II
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Sixty Weeks For $I.7s

The new subscriber to The Youths
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the subscription price. $1.75, will re-
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sides the opening chapters Of Grace S.
Richmond's serial, "The Churchill's
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of ''The Second VIOLIN" which APP
peared in the early weeks of this year.
Madame Sembrich will contribute an
article on ''~Sovereigns l Have Sung
TO-" and there will be three stories by
May Roberts Clark under the title,
"Tales of a Pawnee Hero"
These will give a foretaste OF the
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HUQlEOT s dIQ TT6aSUI6TS DDEdll6u kXlllUlC
OF Receipts and Disbursements in the County of BrooMngs for Quarter Ending
Sept 80, 1905, Showing Amount Of Funds in the Treasury and
Where Deposited
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mrs. Alton, of Volga visited her
mother, Mrs. Roddle on Monday. .
Mrs. c. r. Wescott departed Tuesday
morning for a visit with her son at
Dodge Center, Mimi.
F. c. Almond, of Milwaukee, was in
the city the latter part Of the week to
attend the funeral of Judge Aldrich.
Miss Alden, of Minneapolis, a
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Wheeler, the latter part of the week.
Mrs. w. H. Cornell returned home
from Sioux Falls last Thursday even
ing where she enjoyed a visit with rel
atives.
Mrs. Archer, who has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. f. Klaveness,
for some time returned to New York
city last Friday.
Our citizens and officers of the law
should be onthe alert. Burglaries and
robberies are reported on every hand
just now.
Mrs. Dolson, who has been making
her home with her daughter, Mrs. P.
j. Eegeman, departed Tuesday morn
ingifor Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. y. j. Booth, of Camp Point,
ILL.,, who was visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Seaton returned
east Tuesday morning.
Jas. Ruane arrived from Chicago
Monday morning and will remain in
the city this winter, being employed
in ]. o. Peterson's jewelry store.
X. F. Kerr, secretary to the governor,
was a Brookings visitor the first of
the week. The professor says there is
considerable activity in railroad circles
at Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Tree and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Steuerwald, returned Thurs
day night from a visit with Mrs.
Trees mother, Mrs. Meadows, at
/ Castlewood.
Mrs. David Long, of Conrad, Ia.
and Mrs. Frank Long of Union, Ia,
who have been visiting Mrs. f. Clark,
returned to their respective homes on
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. G.. 5. Pulls was visiting friends
in Bookings the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pulls have closed their
summer. hotel at Spirit Lake and re-
turned TO Lake Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. q. Orr now occupy
the Mrs. Armstrong residence on 9TH
avenue, having purchased the prop
erty. Glad to know that the colonel
and his estimable wife are permanently
located.
I j. w. Middleton, who has had the
management, at Hawarden, Ia, Of the
construction work for the South Da-
kota Concrete Construction company
during the spring and summer, re-
turned home Monday night with the
intention of remaining for some time.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Lloyd, accom-
panied by Mrs. Nellie White and Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. White, drove over to
White yesterday morning to attend
the wedding of Miss Mary Gile and
Mr.. Mead which took place at noon of
that day.
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ASSETS OF COUNTY IN DETAIL.
amour of school money loaned,
OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
County of Brooking.

PJ. Murphy, audtor. being fstd worn doth say thGthe teasuruse xhbt hepon is true
correct tahmentof te fnancac condition of Bookings county. as appears yh his books and
that the auditors exhibits sa true nd correct satement If all variants dmwn IN ne treasury r
~ " p j. MURPHY.
Subscribed ind sworn to tefore me this 10th day of October 1905
IL IEALl F@.& eMAW HM A Notary Public.