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CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Charles G. Gates Co. No. IS wallis,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS
c. SCHUMACHER & Co. say:

Conditions In the foreign exchange market during
the last week were reversed from those OF the
vious week and instead OF continued advance the
market showed weakness. but did not decline alb
ruptly- The result, however was quite pronounced,
since prime demand sterling shows loss Of about
Ssc pound from the prevailing Tltc Of the pre-
vious week That the exchange market should act
contrary 20 the seperOl expectation can be account
sd Tor through the activity Of our stock market
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
Boston. April Is.
NORTH CAROLINA
SPECIAL TAX BONDS.


TO Tss
Adych2o Ofay
Office Of the IrnT No 4 Nvg York
andCerd issued
Bonds United TrlsC
maybe etrnfer md agrene
r'"'H" ANDREW" Counsel
0 wall ST.. N - ""O"N"
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

on & by all ngo Of % ana nt & @ @ the 'o@ . i e % s @ % @ % % @ @ % %
ing years development all
on snSta o to reduce @ s1i
equip
been constructed only only to find that @ there Es@ @ n0 % es @ to be nn &
% have @ s 1 G @ @ Rs @ ana nI I on ~ % % % S a % sold % % a % 9s
@ @ %a r bodies If STOCK without ever permitting mining engineer Of reputation " put pick
ACTUAL VALUE BLOCKED ACCURATELY ESTIMATED
nE % % fnnP @ 5 nSEn nePn @ S sPis 5 a % met 0 his & Own % %
e % off regular e 6tsa e9 @ f of % % Dr @ % an S @ % D as & on Specimens % are
n
Dn4. was c56as s wa. 3 9t MI ; NJ e 4 & the sa @
co%Ba @ % @ $ i Dsn when Nh he da @ his % % at that % a % 1 @ as % follows o Douglas Copper
Toms Toms blocked blocked out out in Front Front Ore Ore Body Body No @ S
Toms oc out out in in Back Back Ore Ore Body Body No No. 1850 So
Value - 2o15z5o
that This & WAS % the @ condition ] the
Out M e t 1 45 the smesr exceeding 10000 tons valued at more than $sOOOOO0
en harbo cd @ @ no est s % e aUay % I 1 to 5ag is
in per consoiIas
depend entirely upon railroad The @ Dou
@ nnas
s T % a o34 % 4 two S ] "a both Of which pass through the Doug
Q and quick transportation facilities ~ '' ~ " -N S " &
ALLOTMENT TO BE MADE THURSDAY APRIL 2OTH
6oads 4n % Is
may be s for Ny hope % noreVs @ @ % % % as
saying that @ no ssn @ % R6@s doubt $ win % be % @ eS M 3 % @be s event fs
SeG urge % upo % all % the npan n eu @ ] @ at s % n6 g'6s94
e a price thar
o the
sd @ @ ' the % s @ 7a ~ Sae Of 4 ss @ 60nd % and $ S % &
OF the
1906
bond should be Iywo double rfaceva
all the plan Of the
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o entire issue
in at
OF brought
n o
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on
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bondS bond
SLIGO for Of
Inscribed or
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0
direct to the Douglas Copper Company 42 Broadway York City
o and April
18th and
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me-.
Boston. April Is. G. I. KING.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS.

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Nv Dear Mr.. King


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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

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-..-,. Sl2 mos. ending Marcf
- mos. ending Marcf
p months ending March; ENoes.
q e-gO-ts ..-----.-.---.-.-.
3 r7cnths ending March: Excess
% exports .----.-..---..-..
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS


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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08
BY Asso,ciated Press.

By Associated Press.
Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 2-It
is expected that the treaty viii be
completed today. Only two articles
remain to be drafted. Two cali
graphers from the State department
are already here to begin the work
Of engrossing, and eeyrything is now
indicated that The ceremony of sign
ing the treaty can take place Tues
day at least, and possibly on Mon
day.
The statement Of the. differences
over the article concerning the di-
vision of Sakhalin is fully confirm
ed. btu Arrangement mutually sat
isfactory has been Professionally
agreed TO and is expected to be
finally ratified by the chief pleni-
potentiaries during the day.
1T has been decided that Sakhalin
shall not be fortified by either power.
Russian troops in Manclluria will be
Immediately withdrawn to Hardin
and the japanese to Mukden. The
subsequent withdrawal has not yet
been arranged.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08
JUDGE GoFF.

Judge COTS statement concerning
the political imbroglio some have
made strenuous efforts TO draw him
into is perfectly frank, and that it is
sincere no one can doubt, who knows
the Judge. He is perfectly out
spoken and being free from and
above politics is in position TO speak
plainly and without qualification on
a subject that affects him.
Any one who has studied the at
tempt to draw him into politics
again knows that there is design in
it all. While there are many who
have claaored for his election to the
United States senate, yet of these
there are few, and especially those
in the initiative, who had a pur-
posein view that was not inspired bf
the desire 10 honor Judge Golf or to
benefit The state, notwithstanding
The fact that Judge Golf would bring
credit to the state and honor to him
self.
~ llle effort to awlJudge Golf
into that contest soon met with a
quietus by his emphatic denial Of
any intention to enter the race for
that position. But. that failed to
satisfy-not thos4 who had insisted
that he bccopc candidate, but
those who feared he would do so.
and their a1rpicions, concern and
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08

THEATRICAL NOTES
FOR PLAY GoERs


One Of the most enthusiastic re-
ceptions accorded any Of the earl
Ter theatrical openings was that
which greeted the initial perform
ancc of 'Frhe Fortune Teller" at
Newark, \. J., where it inaugural
ed its season Monday, Aug. IS. to
the plaudits Of an immense audience
Milton and Sargent Aborn, who arc
the sponsors for this revival, have
renewed and reiuyenated the mag
nifcent Alice Nelson production.
and have given this charninr comic
opera cast and chorus OF the high
est general excellence. Grace Orr
Myers was distinct individual hit
in the role which made Alice Neil
con famous, and demonstrated her
emit 20 fitness TO follow in Ito steps
Of lier predecessor, both a: singer
and As comsdiepne. Other splen-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08
DEER PARK HOTEL. DEER
PARK, MD.

This famous Allegheny Noun
tain Hostelry will open on June "a
with prospects for the most brill
ant season in its history. The ho-
tel and cottages have been renoya
ted and painted inside and out.
Two of the choicest cottages can
be secured if application is made
at once. Many suites of rooms
have been engaged in the, hotel
building and both. annexes.
The popularity of. Deer Park Is
due TO its splendid location, $500
feet above the sea level, out of
range OF nalaria and mosquitoes
Every 9nyesiene is provided for
y -. T..
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08

The post Office department. at
Washington is getting after people
who make it a practice to take mail
from the post office that is not
theirs. The new regulations require
all such mail to be returned to the
post master before it is taken out of
the building. There is fine of
5000 attached for failure to do so.
If you find a letter or paper in your
box that is not yours. it would be
we'll to return it at once. The or
ders requires that You shall examine
YOUR mail before you leave the post
Office, so as not to carry some one
else's away. Heed this and you will
mt be fined.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08

did voices were displayed by Henry
'iuipin, Grafton Baker and Irene
I-insford, while The ensemble of
chorus voices DISPLAYED strength
and beauty. The comedy interests
were most satisfactoriiy handled by
the three clever comedians, Hugh
Cameron, Herman Hirshbcrg and
James McElhern.
'''I'he Fortune Teller played at
the T. rs last season to the capac-
ity OF 4 house and gave satisfac-
.ies 8, .' ,a-t eri'ie 'i'bis p~r-
dilction ha be-r hrnl,el for this
season and @ilAbe Seen in the near
future.
When Touring up the cost Of en-
gaging ehaifear for your bubble
three things must be taken into con
sideration, repairs, fines and salary.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08

,tJo;,,I &, Z, l.. ,,,t !, I, i. ! !, Y
* l;S ~ ss { II s III
uos;t;y,: sisrst;on c,,,sfls;,' Z
, r.. ii 80 /, 49, ~ =
~ ~. y u1ts = ~, aux s, s
NY ss.1ss sl'o ILL., ~, .a y ~.
., hs' ~, & "a. ls as ~. s's va ass
' aa,z ~ a al H. s sSaa,l''l'su u. =
,s.u = ne Ia us, ,e.s y ~, ~
a.sa en-. nVP's @..1 go 4 ~, ~
~ Ml.'loll ahs a ssph,p 9 gam
mere was reason sass 70 eaAe some ssep
70 70 .,ih s; !, w :. 'ne ssa.e' pul nov aor
'u s,s.s, 'oil.
= " niore =, .'.1S 81 asssnui.y .ne
plan ", was u ~ {, uus.sns 9lot we g
sIl,n tnas me plosss s.,, Msle lsseals :
pciorc tne pun was al =, = a =. y
ana, wnl,e !. was eouc al. 81 nal.ens
.nele iurlssu ~r.li,n u,''''ia.e nuliaii
iat q, ZOE my l = i :, y.
INC mo a1 yuuee 9elI 8 at as.
1lon was attfae1eo 70 y, ne easily aus. =.
covered us maaen meaning and lost :,
no time IN tnIowing . pomosneh
,nto the camp t y o .gs.s Up tne nne-
Y conceived l'lot .t az Y ~ were q mere
bubble. :
Judge voll would make q llne
fresldcnt ana wonlu MAKE 9 recolu
as suen eqllai 20 any VINO nave oc ~
PEG tnas posilIoh. 10 man = oe.-
Ter n,tea Ior me pace ana no Hf,S man !.
wonid a !, :, .ne otl1les ~ ING ~
nee WIN more e.nclency anualg'll y,
5at Judge u9h = no. seeking .lle
pace now, ana, WLllie le Mouia car =.
y lne soiio SCUM anu osIer s1ae.s
m tne na s,sa !, nol'l'na'ilg consen-
non, yel nesI yilsi y an can ssalee
nv y ye1 nope y pes IN saY s.s,e.,cs.
nose VINO ,apo. y ~ mn, M lns, g 'a'as
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08
DYNAMITE LETS LOOSE
BLOWING LABORER up
ry
Premature Explosion Occurs on Line
Being Graded for Street Cars Be
tween Clarksburg and Fairmont,
Blowing Laborer Almost to Atoms.
is Mass of Cuts, Burns and
Bruises--Brought to Hospital Here
for Treatment May Get Well,
Though Condition is Very Grave.



Dominic Ponach is lying at the
Res sler hospital mass Of cuts,
burns and bruises that may prove
fatal unless an unusually strong
constitution aids the expert medi-
cal assistance he is receiving. The
accident occurred on the grading
of The new street ear line in the
neiehborhood of Gypsy. Panaeh
witt, number Of other Italians was
engaged at the work upon the road
bed when a premature explosion Of
dynamite occurred. He happened
to he in the immediate vicinity aud
received the force of the shock and
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08
Funeral of Mrs. Flesher

The funeral services of Mrs. r. E.
Flesher. who died at her residence
on Monticello avenue Friday, of
tuberculosis, was held at her late
residence Mt nine O'Clock this morn
ing, Rev. S. X. Arbuthnot officiat-
ing. The remains were shipped to
Weston and interment was made in
the Machpelah cemetery at that
place.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08

Executive sessions of council have
been rare, but there may really be
times. when the members want 10
have little family confab. Us
ually, however, the public soon
knows what they say, but it is con-
selling that it does not know how
they say it. Executive sessions may
he worth the while on that account.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08
FOLEYSTIUNEYzsSg Al.
stops theeoush and laenls 1uns.-

Edna James. Of Parkersburg, has
been brought to the Girls Indus
trial School, at Salem. having been
convicted of incorrigibility. Her
fault will be corrected at that in.
stitation, if any thing at all can be
done-,for her.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-08

guests. The rooms are deliel
and the uisine excellent The
tel is provided with all modern
proyements for comfort the i
ing alleys, billiard rooms, &
courts, golf links, swimming 3
etc, for amusement. + An ent;
new livery equipment has been
stalled. " "
Deer Park Is on the direct
of the Baltimore & Ohio bet
New York, Baltimore, Phi
phia, Washington, Cincii|
Louisville, st Louis, Wheelin}
lumbus and Chicago, having
excellent adyaSsS ef through
tibule trains from each Of
cities, with through Pullmal
vice during the season from
to Pittsburg.
Address ". E. Burwell III
ger, Deer Park, Nd.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-09-01
The biggest Slaughter OF General Mer-
chandiSe Ever Known in the history OF
Idaho and Nez Perez Counties :. :. :. :
IT, my Friends and Patrons:

Since deciding to leave Cottonwood, Ihove found it
des1a6e to put ny entire stock Of goods on the mar
ket az suc prices OiU make 1t profitable for you to
6uy what you rant, and bug quickly. am ofer
gng every item ny immense stock at just 0hGt it
c0stn1e, and lines beJoO cost is the object is to
get rd oe entire stock IN the shortest possible time
nothing WiJJ be reserved. NO matter whGt the profit
might be to keep line Of goods little long, for the
proper season. it goes This is your opportunity
tonp0e the best buying of your lfe for, buying in the
quantities as do, actual cost for is loOer than
the actual cost to smaller dealers.
The one condition of this sale is cash 1Oant to
turn this immense stocb into money at Bring
the money and you buy more goods for less money
than you eUer d6efore. 1t tOjW be 1OeU to make out
your bill for all your Uinter SUPPLIES clothing grocer
ieS dry goods shoes and general merchandise Come
in at once before part them are gone, for you Ut
SaUe enough every item to make it North while.
Make one dollar do the 10ork of t10o dollars and hare
money left.
This sale will BEGIN September 1St after Which my
books O5I be closed. 1t is money maker ory you.
Very respectfully,
SAMUEL GOLDSTONE.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-09-01
LACE CURTAINS were never before 50 low:
MUSLIN, STANDARD BRANDS

All 1216e Bleached Muslin, now ........... 8sac
All 10c Bleached Muslin, now.... .719c
All Sc Bleached MUSLIN now. ,,. ...6c
Cabot w. Unbleachee, now $3.50. Re
L L Unbleached, now ........ -. ........ &c
Pilgrim Unbeaehed sheeting, nou .4lae
ga Bleaehed Sheeting, Heavy g :. 24c
ga Bleached Sheetug, Heavy .lroe ........ 22c
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-09-01

5000 YARDS OUTING FLANNEL
1900 yds. Amoskeag Teazle-Down Outing Eianne,,
absolutey Latest Fall Style, Regular Price loc 20
Levi s,r.n.. o,.-.u. IS
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-09-01
DUCK GOODS
Here is the chance Of your life to stock npcn
BEDDING &. BLANKETS

75c Bed Spreads, now go at. .......,.,.. u. ,59c
LBS Bed Spreads, go at. .....,........,..8 2c
l.50 Bed Spreads, now 90 Observation-Disclosures. CSC
200 Bed Spreads, go at...........,..., l.22
65c Cotton Blankets, POW 60 at,,........,.. Ale
75c Cotton Blankets, now 60 at.......,. $50. 53c
l50 Cotton Blankets, now go at .......@.. 98c
LIS Cotton Blankets, now 20 at..........,...l30
200 Cotton Blankets, 60 at 80. ........ 145
225 Cotton Blankets now 60 at. .............I 65
800 Wool Blankets now go at. .4........... 1872
400 Wool Blankets, now 60 at ...... ..........270
600 Wool Blankets, now 20 at .......... ~. 400
500 Wool Blankets, now 60 at...............B $50
1900 Wool Blankets, now go at......,...,... 1928
200 Comforts, now go at ............s.
800 Comforts, 60 at. .............l.g7
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-09-01
TosAcco
roMAToEs. corn q RIcE

standard Tomatoes, ~ III. tins, 10 cans LOO
Standard Corn. ~ 10. tins, 10 cans ....... 100
Rice, No. quality, per lb. ................ 'Oc
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-09-01
$4,000 Worth Of Clothing AT Cost

Y3,UUU worth OF CIOlnMS AL COSl
celebrated Strauss Bros
t6an Weme will be in early If you
,ld have FIJI oseect roma
OVERCOAr for the winter don't overlook
would expect cost
@ nav YOU big money for Winter School Suits while the
stock isco
xynT stock OF Shoes this county and made up In the
could But they
- tbe rest and at prices 1t will
now to last YOU yourself and fam
~ Come early ndseectF before the stock is broken
line Of Gloves Shirts Underwent wen @ Ts ,p cpiId
n Coats Paper Thousand other articles TOO numerous meno
Come andse them.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-09-01
SOAP
SYRUP q PICKLES
BAKING POWDER

Crescent Baking Powder, ~ OF. can -.....st 10
f. g. Baking Powder, % OF. can ...,...,.'..,' 70
schilng's Best Baking Powder, ~ lbs..'.. ~
eehiing's Best Baking Powder, IL oEs. 90
schiing's Best Baking Powder, ozs. 10
Dr. Prices Baking Powder IL OF. cans ~
Dr. Prices Baking Powder, 8 OF. cans. .-.,'.'. ~
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-01
SEVERN SPARROW.
STRAWS AND TWITTERINGS.

tF'rom our regular correspondent
Mrs. w. Lee Gunter is spending
sometime with Dir. Boatw ight's FAM
lly near Samaria VINO is quite i'll with
fever.
The many friends OF Mr.. Wess Ly-
brand were surely glad to see him on
our streets few hours, Monday.
Mr., Haskell CAN'T of Steedman's
was here Oh business, Tuesday.
DR.. Whitlock of Kitchens Mill was
hCre SHORT umc,, Monday lie has
several patients in and around helc.
Mir. Jim Cooner, one of Wagencr's
popular young men paid cur town 4
visit Saturday and some of our girls
we're rather pleased.
Little Coyan Guntcr, who has been
Ill more than week, is able to be uI
again at this writing.
Mir. NJ. 5. Gunter spent Thursday in
Columbia on business.
MIR and Mrs. Gary Gibson, visited
relatives near Batcsburg Sunday.
Tie many friends and relatives of
MIS-. Debbie Stokes regretted TO sec hel
Ieaye for her home Friday, after spend
,ng month here with her parents
Her sister Mrs. Jones accompanied
her home, where she will spend some.
time.
Mr.. liamp Sally, a popular travel
ing man of Augusta, was in town this
morning.
Misses Lizzie May Edwins, Otlolee
and Brittle Gunter worshippcd at
Scthcar church Sunday.
Mr. w. Lee Gunter paid Columbia
mis- usual call last Saturday.
Miss Edwin's school, at Juniper
'rcek, will close Monday. We regret
20 bave Miss EdwinS leave us,-somc
# our young men have begun weep.
ing already
The old and young people here are
ooking forward With much pleasure
TO the Cue to be given by Harman
md i:antt, at rtdd, September 9th.
eating and "rripping Of the light
fantastic toe" will be the order O,
the day.
II
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-01
Fruit and Intcrnpcranc

There is but one sure cure for the
drinking disease on habit, ana that is
the simplest of all. The cure consists
IN eating fruits. That will cure the
worst case Of incbricty that ever af-
tiictcd person. 1t will entirely de
stroy the taste for intoXicantS ana will
make the drunllard return TO the
thoughts and tastes of his childhool.
whCn he loved the luXuricS nature had
provided for him ami when his appetite
had not become contaminated by false.
cultivated tastes and attendant false
desires and imaginary pleasures. No
person c,Ir saw Il man or woman VIII
liked fruit ana who had an appetite
for drink. 40 person ever saw man
or woman with an appetite Cor drink
who liked fruit. The two tastes are ii
deadly cnmity with each other, ami
there is no room for both OF them In the
same human constitution. one will
surely destroy the othcr.-What to Eat
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-01
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON MIS-
TAKFN FOR WAITEP.

That the dignity OF Booker Il Wash
ington cannot be easily rultied was
made pla today when woman at
the hotel in Fairfield, Iowa. where he
was opping, ordered him toget her a
pitcher Of ice water.
Tile distinguished negro was passing
through the hallway when 4 woman's
head emerged from room door, and
after vigorously expressing her opinion
Of an electric bell system, which had
failed to work satisfactory, told him
to bring the water.
Was slington bowed and an w r
ed, with pleasure. Then he went
to the Office and tod the clerk. The
latter hurried TO til. wonlns room
and infor ned her Of the nam Of her
cup-bearer, The woman express,d d
regret at her mistake.-BaltO News.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-01
NJ. DIT nTrlM0
UILDIl ULLAMO.
SOCIAL MATTERRS--C0MINGS.
INGS CT.

Mr.. r. l.. Kcisler made 4 business
trip to Lexington Monday.
Mrs. j. f. Strickland has returned
home after two weeks stay with her
moi her and relatives in Chester.
Miss Ellie Hall, formerly Of this
place, but now of SteaGman, is visit
ing her brother here, MIR. Isaiah Hall.
The barbecue, last Saturday at
Hayes Siding one mile from here, was
well attended, considering the bad
weather,
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob MontS. Of Bly,
thewood have been visiting relatives
here and in the Mt. Pleasant section.
The Lewedale academy will open
Monday, Sept. 1. Prof. l.. 5. Lindler
will be principal again.
Misses Leila md Frances and Mr.
l. ) Lindler returned home from the
summer school Tucsdly.
Capt. and Mrs ID. j. Grinith, oI
| Columbia. visited in town Tuesday.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-01
WAGENER.
R. f. D. NO. l--R0AD NOTES &C.

Gro II our regular correspondent
MesSrs. Jacob Pou and Francis Nc
Gee Of near Saluda, visited friends on
Il. Il. ID. last week.
Work is still progressing on the gin
house being erected by MesSrs. Cofer
and Johnson.
Mr.. 0 Huckaber of Liberty Hill. |
Ala, is visiting relatives in this COM
munity,
The home of Mr.. Joe Brown was
made happy last week by the arrival
Of bouncing boy
Mr.. q. w. Cook was i'll town last
week on business.
Mr. c. L. Temples is now prepared
to accommodate his whole family on
Jhe question o! visiting 10y the pur-
chase OF nice two-horse surrey.
Miss sara Garvn gave the carrier
the incest basket OF peaches lie has
had this season. Many thanks. for
| peaches are certainly acceptable this
time Of the year
Mcssrs. l.. II. OFT and q. c. Brodic
1 were seen bringing cotton to town
last Tuesday.
one of Il L. D's most popular young
men, Mr. l.. II. Ridd, was III WAGNER
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