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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-12
FINE PROGRAM
AT W|LSONBURG


The llterary entertainment given
il the Franeis school 1T Wilsonburg
on Saturday night was most sue
cessfIl, The school house was
crowded to the doors and d number
of late comers were unable to find
room IN the building. Special street
car service both going and coming
added to the convenience Of those at
tending The following program
was rendered:
Piano solo, ,....s... Song at Dusk.
Miss Meta Cottrill
Grafton ...... Napoleon
Mr.. g J, Francis
SOLO .,... .....- .s......5. Selected
Mr.. Aubrey Martin
Comedy ..-..-s..... Four Scenes
Yalse, 0p. 64, No. ] -. Chopin
Miss Meta Cottrill
Recitation .s... Mr.. Minis
SoloA Lesson From the Yiolets
........., Eugene Marks
Miss Grace Harr
Reading eThe Pudding. Fisk
Miss Dunn
Xalsc, Brillante 0p. ST. GODDARD
Miss Grace Harr
Recitation $685.. Mr.. Bentley
The Song of the Asters
,.... ...... BY Seven Girls
Each number on the program won
instant and hearty applause and all.
those participating won for thein-
selves fresh lanrels. Seyenty-eight
dollars was the proceeds derived.
This amount will be devoted to the
new library fund.
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WILL SURPASS
E|FFEL TOWER

An English company has applied
for concession TO erect at the
jamestown Exposition a tower,
which will sufpass in height the
famous Tour Eiffel Of Paris, which
for II years has ranked as one of
the wonders of the world.
This lofty structure, though it
will be situated nearly 20 miles from
the sea coast, may be seen by captains
of the coast steamers plying the AZ
lantic. Ten thousand or more in
eandescent lights will be attached to
the tower and a mammoth search
light placed at its apex will bathe
the tower for miles around with
bright light.
1t will require no less than six re-
lays of elevators TO reach the top.
These various "lifts" as they are call
ed in England, will terminate at
platforms or stories, where it will be
necessary 10 change cars. The cable
required for each series 81 eitSators
win be not less than $50 feet long,
or equal TO the length required for 4
fair-sized skyscraper.
The company planning this
gigantic enterprise have also under
contemplation a scheme of Imusc-
ments to be located on the several
different floors, and they purpose
making the tower a yeritable EXPOSE
ton in itself. When it is realized
that today seventeen years after the
Eiffel masterpiece of. engineering
was reared, it is still profitable in
vestment, it viii be imagined what
interest viii be created by this
loftier structure.
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SUNDAY WEDDING
At THE TRADERS

A very pretty wedding was
solemnizcd in the parlors Of the
Traders hotel Sunday afternoon at
? o'clock. The contracting parties
were Mr.. G. W.. Britton and Miss
odessie Orr, both popular Young
people of Wallace. DIR. S. X. Ar
buthnot. Of Golf Methodist church,
officiated in the presence of friends
and hotel guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Britton left Monday morning for
Meadville, Pa. TO visit his relatives.
Mr.. Britton is an employe of the
Hope Natural Gas company and a
worthy young man. Mrs. Britton is
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ.
Orr and a charming young lady.
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7 NJ G. A. MEETING
BROUGHT TO CLOSE

The second biennial convention Of
the fortieth year Of Interstate Young
Mems Christian Association closed
at Parkersburg with final session.
last evening that in itself was an
Inspiration, Today every train that
leaves that city is taking with it
happy delegates and visitors who viii
carry with them the memory Of four
days Of pleasure and a world of en-.
couragement. Z
Z The final session was a brief one
but in the short talks given by DIFF
ferent prominent delegates and visit
ors all found time 10 acknowledge
the convention a bigger success than
the most sanguine had anticipated.
and all expressed the belief that its
benefits will be far reaching. 1t
had one object above all Others to
more closely bind and unite the diff
ferent associations for mutual aid
and the extension Of the work. In
this it went to the. limit of success.
By the direction of the Interstate
Young Men't Christian Associations
West Virginia is to have state head
quarters for the Y. NJ. C. A., to be
located in Parkersburg, with a view
to pushing the movement to a more
complete development. A secretary
will be employed to take charge Of
the work.
This announcement was made at
the final session of the four days
convention by Interstate Secretary
George f. Tibbjtfs. Mr.. Iibbitts
made the announcement incidental
to the remarks about the conditions
in the state and the difficulty With
which the interstate headquarters
has been beset. Last year only eight
hundred dollars was raised in West
Virginia to extend the field. As a.
result in the organization for further
development Maryland and Della
ware had TO contribute to this states
benefit.
Arrangements have virtually been
made and Mr.. G. H. Nuttle. Of
Elkins, is the man who will be pIac-
ed in charge, if it is possible TO se-
cure his services. He viii be in
stalled at Parkersburg in charge of
the state headquarters, if his board
Of directors at Elkins will relinq,lish
him.
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Deeds Recoreed

Richard L. Kennedy to Charles
NJ. Kennedy, lot. city.
Scott r. Randolph to J. A. Ran
dolph, IL Of l49 acres. Tenmile
district.
F. B. Dyisson 10 Sarah 4. Young
3 lots, Bridgeport.
I. J. Parrish 10 L. z. Moore. /
lot. Wallace.
Henry II. Green to Sadie u.
Moore lot. Wallace.
Claude W. Gore to John Nc
Conolosne, ! lot, Northview.
b: ). Davis 10 same, l lot. North
view.
Clarksburg Industrial Co. to |. L.
Dawson, lot. city.
John Bartlett to Claude W. Gore.
? lots, Shinnston.
N. D. Queen TO 0. E. Davis,
Hot. near Salem.
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GLASS FAGTORY
LOCATES At SALEM

Salem, Mar. 12-Salcm is to have
another glass factory. which will en-
play from $50 to goo men. Messrs.
Todd and Reggale, of Smithport,
Pa, came here looking for site and
promised to give Salem the factory.
if they got a free ,ite within the city
limits. The business men Of the
city bought the Anne Mathey lot just
north of the Salem window glass
plant for $4,000, all of which was
subscribed by citizens Of this town.
Work on the factory will commence
at once and b. Sept. the factory
will be ready for business. With a
factory like TIM. Salem, for small
town, will be lively.
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ASSAULTS MS WIFE

Washington. Pa, Mar. re-Mrs.
Frink Bane, formerly Of Wallace.
W Va, who has been married less
than three months, to an oil worker
and who since that time has resided
here, was brutally beaten up by her
husband last night and so serious is.
her condition that She may die. Mrs.
Bane's parents live at Wallace. but
she refuses TO give their name.
Bane came home drunk Saturday
night and after verbal abuse seized
a poker and with it hit his wife 80
that he smashed her jaw, inflicted
ugly cuts about the body and frac-
tured her skull. Bane fed. but the
police are after him.
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HERMAN LAHAYE
LAID To REST

The funeral Of Herman Lahaye
took place from the undertaking
parlors Of the Clifford Osborn COM
pany Sunday afternoon at ? 80 p.
m. This was without a doubt the
most beautiful and impressive
funeral that has ever been held in
the chapel of this establishment.
Rev. Richardson, of the Central
Presbyterian church, officiated, and
the choir Of the same church sang
sweetly the fayorite hymns Of the
deceased young man. The large
room in which the services were held
was packed to the door with the
friends Of the deceased who had
gathered to pay a last tribute to his
memory.
The obsequles were IN charge OF
the BARRIERS Union, OF which or
ganization Mr.. Lahaye was a mem
ber The pail bearers were compos-
ed of members of this union.
During his residence in Clarks-
burg Herman Lahaye had made for
himself a host of friends, who deep
" regret his untimely end, and ex-
tend their warmest sympathies to
the bereayed relatives in this hour Of
sadness.
Interment was made at the /. 0.
Q. +. cemetery.
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CITY COURT

'fherc were three at this morn-
ing's session Of police court. Two
were handed SIS and costs for disor-
derly conduct and the third was
assessed SO and costs for appearing
upon the streets ON Sunday m the
State Of West Virginia and intoxi-
cation. a large number Of put-up
fines were eonfiseated and credited
mp the conscience fund.
flour old friend, Mrs. Justice, at
tended the morning sessions in per-
son. we think that instead Of being
blind she would much prefer 70 loose
the use Of her olefactory organs.
That @stench IN the nostriIs Is the
real thing
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FROM
NEW YORK CITY

Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer st. Clair are
home again after a six weeks stay in
New York City. Mrs. st. Clair at
tended the openings of the leading
designers and associate meeting, and
got lot Of new points in dressmak-
ing, while Mr.. ST. Clair took a
graduate course at the American
Gentleman Cutting school. He is
very enthusiastic about the work and
thinks it by far the best system yet.
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MORE IMPROVEMENTS
At THE S. & B. LAUNDRY

The extensive improvements
which have been under way at the
Slayton and Bryan laundry have just
been completed. Some new inl-
proved labor-saying machinery has
been installed, consisting Of
mangles. washing machines and the
latest thing in an automatic drying
room. The laundry is better equip
ed than ever to turn out good work
with neatness and dispatch.
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James Il. Morrison Va here o.

James II. Morrison was here To-
day from Wilsonbnrg.
ATTORNEY Sydney H. Sommerville
was here Monday from Grafton look
ing after some bankruptcy matters.
Deputy Sheriff W E. Leonard. Of
Salem. came to the city Monday
morning and spent the day in the
office Of the sheriff.
John A. Crislip went to Philippi
Sunday evening on business
Benjamin +. Hornor. Of Dayton.
IW. Va, left Sunday night for
Panama. where he has accepted a
position on The canal in the civil on
einccring department,
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over One THOUSAND
VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION
tBy Associated Pres.

Paris. Mar. l2-All rescue work
has been suspended at Courier, and
The pits where over one thousand
miners lost their lives on Saturday
owing to dangerous gasses.
Engineers viii attempt to ven
tilate the chambers Of the mine be-
fore attempting 70 further rescue The
victims.
The nine conpany's latest esti-
mate places the number Of victims ut
LOGO men.
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ASSAULT CHARGES

A warrant was sworn out in Mag
istrate Gordon's court Saturday
night BY Harry Fisher against Lloyd
Duff. charging him with felonious
assault on the afternoon Of Saturday
March 10, at the Metropolitan cafe.
Duff has not been apprehended as
yet to answer the charge.
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TICKET NAMED
At SALEM CITY.

The Citizens Progressive party at
Salem nominated the following
municipal ticket Saturday night:
For mayor-John c. Ford.
For recorder-N. R. Davis.
For street commissions. Z.
Roberts.
For chief Of police. +. vii
liams.
George Ross, W. H. Carr and
James Il. Davis were nominated for
council.
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CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. A. C: Rector desires 70
thank the many friends and member.
of the Masons and knights d
Pythias, for the kindness and sym
pathy expressed by them durins il,
illness and death Of her lmnd
Alfred G. Rector.
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81. LUKE'S SUPPER

The Independent Order of St.
Luke will serve a delicious supper at
Reeds hall, Tuesday evening, Mar.
13. All friends are cordially IN
vifed.. Admission % cents; supper
free.
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President Dies

Buenos Ayres. Mar. IL DR.. Man
uel Quintana. President of the Ar
Sentine Republic, died Yesterday Of
catarrhal pneumonia.
DIR. Quintana was u years old
md, for many years had been re-
garded as one Of the ablest lawyers
IF his country.
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County Court Meets

The March term of county court
aegan here Monday with all the
members present. Routine matters,
such as examining road reports and
qualifying notaries public occupied
he attention Of the court.
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Auxiliary 70 Meet

The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Y.
". {. \. will hold their last meet
ing in the present building on We'd
nesday afternoon at three O'Clock.
As there Is much important business
to be transacted It is hoped that all
members win make an effort to at
tend.
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U. S. Marshall Killed

Kansas City, Mar. PA special
to the Star from vinita, J. II,
SAYS: .1n a pitched battle near here
with the Wiehliffe gang Of outlaws.
three United States marshals have
been killed. Z
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WILL INVESTIGATE ]
RAILROAD Rates
(By Associated Press. J

Kansas City, Mar. 1e-Threc
members Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission met here today to begin
an Investigation Of the charges that
railroads have Disseminated in the
rates in favor of the Standard Oil
Co. Frank S. Monet is here as
representative Of the Independent oil
producers.
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Albany, N. X, Mar. 12 Cover
nor Higgins today issued a further
reprieye until May is IN the case Of
Albert T. Patrick, to allow him
time to continue proceedings on the
motion for a new trial.
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Special convo,a,

A special convocation
Tram Chapter Of the
Masons viii be held
temple Thursday night n
Council degrees and Rogai
be tlle program.
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Customs Officer

Washington, Mar. 12-The Presi-
dent today made the nominations
for customs officers for the district
Of New York as they were previously
announced.
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CONGRESSMAN RESIGNS
TO BECOME JUDGE

Fort Wayne, Ind, Mar. l2 Hon.
Newton W. Gilbert, Representative
in Congress from the Twelfth dis
trict, announced here today he vii.
shortly resign his seat 10 accept a
iudgeship in the Philippines, which
position has been offered him by the
President.
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The address was most attentiyeiy
followed by the audience and after
disInission many came forward 10
greet Dr. Cramblett and protfer eon-
:.ratulAtions
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Statehood Bill


{ BY Associated Press.
Washington, Mar. 12-The State
hood bill was received BY therHouse
from the Senate today and was laid
on the speakers table without COM
Iment.
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FATAL WRECK OCCURS
ON B. & O. SUNDAY
(By Associated Press. J

Fostoria, q, Mar. 12-No addi-
.t|onal deathss have occurred today
among those injured IN the wreck on
The Baltimore 4 Ohio road yester-
day, near This city.
The injured are all reported do
ing WELL Mail Clerk Cook and
Engineer Siegie, it is now said, will
recover.
The body Of Mail Clerk Hoy has
been sent to Wheeling, while the
body Of Fireman John HOFFMAN has
been Forwarded to Garrett, Ind.
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LOWNDESVILLE.
Lowndesvillc, Nov. 10, 1906

4>of' 10, 1OOO,
Mrs. Alex. Pressly of Atlanta, Ca,
was in this section several days since
the last report of this correspondent,
looking after her interests, collecting
rents and renting her lands for another
year.
Mrs. T. Baker and Mrs. J. T. Lati-
mer spent few days with relatives at
Belton the week befpre last.
Mrs. o. johnson and Mrs. R. w.
Collier went to Anderson last week to
do some shopping.
Somehow, many Of our people are
much behind as to the importance of
attending and voting at general elec-
ton. Many in and around this place
failed to rem ember and exercise their
suffrage at the late election. A stran-
ger coming here on that day never
would have known from outside ap-
pearances that anything unusual was
taking place.
A very unusual event for this place
took place one evening and night a
few days ago. The down passen ger
and the local and through freight
trains were blockaded by run off Of a
work train q mile or two below here.
Mr.. M. T. Hutchison, living below
here, has some cherry trees which
have put out leaves three separate
times this year. In early spring they
put out leaves and bloomed, and after
the fruit ripened the leaves all fell off.
Soon another crop of leaves put out,
and after time they too fell off, and
the third crop of leaves is now on,
with some blooms. The late snow
aud cold "settled the hash" of these
last.
Rev. R. A. Child of Spartanburg,
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A Complete Stock Of
Notions, Hosiery and Domestics
Smith Dry Goods Company.

the agent of Wotford College to raise
100000 to supplement offers made
by monied men to equip that institu-
tion of learning with a needed endoW-
ment. The United States Board of
Education, together with Carnegie,
have proffered to give about $45, 1000
to that end if Wofford would raise the
first mentioned sum. From the prog
ress made the amount will be raised.
Mr.. Arthur Speer and Misses Vera
Allen and Leila Mosely went to Glenn
son Saturday week ago and witnessed
the game of foot ball played there on
that day.
Miss Lucille Humphries spent last
week with her homefolk at Belton.
Mr.. Henry Mosely went to Ninety
Six last Saturday was week ago, and
stayed there till Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Barnes and Mr..
Irwin Cleckley went to Augusta on
Thursday and remained in that place
till Saturday.
Mr.. E. J. Huckabee returned from q
business trip to East Tennessee, where
he went to buy stock, Saturday night.
Mr. It. ]. Baskin of Moffattsville
came down Saturday and is still with
friends in this place. Troupe.
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pie Of the city, irrespective of rank,
race or. denomination, are devoted to
him, who 80 unites in one life and
character all the excelfencies that
make up the useful citizen. y
DR.. Moffatt married Miss Jennie ".
Grier, daughter of the late DR.. w. M:
Grier, former president of Erskine
College. They have six children. One
is now a student at Erskine College
and another is at the Due West Fe.
male College.
DR.. Moffatt has been one of the trus-.
tees of the College, and has always
taken an active interest in everything.
pertaining to its welfare. He is, it is'
said, one of the seceders, who look;
with favor upon a union between the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian:
Church and the United Presbyterian
Church, both Psalm-singing bodies,
the one located in the South and the
other in the North. ~
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE,
Court of Common Pleas.

NJ Harvey Gordon as Administrator and in
his own right and others against Evans
Gordon and others,-Partition.
By authority of a Decree of Sale by the
Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville
County, in said State, made IN the above
stated case, will offer for sale, at Public
Outcry, at Abbeville C. H., S. c., on Sales
day in December 8, A. D. 1905, within the
legal hours of sale, the following described
land, to wit : All that tract or parcel of
land situate lying and being in Abbeville
County, in the State aforesaid, containing
ONE HUNDRED and SEVENTY Acres,
more or less, and bounded by tracts Nos.
and of the Barnett Place, P. Rosenberg
& Co., P. A. Cheatham and Ed Turner.
Sold as tract No. of the Barnett Place of
the Estate Of Mrs. Jane L. Gordon, de-
ceased. .....
This tract was bid off by W o Jackson
on Salesday in November and will be re-
sold at his risk. r.
Terms of Sale One half cash, balance
on credit Of twelve months, with inter-
est from day Of sale at eight per cent per
annum. The bond to provide for payment
of ten per cent attorneys fees in case of
collection by an attorney. With, leave to
purchaser to pay all cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
49,. .-.r- n L. W. Perrin,
M4estI A. c., s. c.
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Made Happy for Life.

Great happiness came into the home
Of s, G.. Blair, school superintendent,
at st. Albar 8, w. Va, when his little
daughter was restored from the dread.
full complaint he names. He says
"My little daughter had st. Vitus'
Dance, which yielded to no treatment
but grew steadily worse until as a last
resort we tried Electric Bitters and
I rejoice to say. three bottles effected
q complete cure" Quick, sure cure
for nervous complaints, general de-
bility, female weak nesses, lmprover-
ished blood and malaria. Guaranteed
by Speeds drug store. Price SOC.
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ERSKINE'S. new PRESIDENT.
THE REV. J. 8. MoFPATT MADE HEAD
OF THE COLLEGE.

Choice OF the Associate
Reformed Presby tsrian Synod Falls
on Chester, 8. G., Man-The College
Is Now I'm Splendid Condition and
ito Future Very Brighten. MOHatt
Believed to be Good Man for the
Place-A Sketch OF His Life.
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SPECIAL! SPECIAL!!

We want the name of 1 ,O0O|
boys and girls under Is years
of age at once, please send US
or leave word at the store your
name. You will be rewarded.
bargains 5 and 1OC Store.
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Please add the following names to youl
Abbeville Shoe Co., 1872
Brelnahn. J. W., residence, ia.
bradley, ": w., residence 1s9.
Bradley. J. F., store 1872.
Bowie, ]. 8, store 83.
Bowie. j. g., residence ll2.
Calhoun, T s., residence i7S.
cannon, G. H., residence l9l.
GID lnkscales, Mrs. B. L., residence 1874.
SalVert, W. A, residence l05
Clark, A. w.. residence T.
Cater, Misses. residence Co.
Duncan, w. j.. residence l9s.
Edmunds, c. H., residences II,
Eurman. T. H., residence l98.
Furman, T. H., office 81.
G,rr,, GGa,frri,son, a. l.: residence 179.
Glileiand, g. w., residence l76.
Gambreii. J. NJ, residence 185.
iamorell, George, residence 100,
Gary, Judge f. B., residence ITO.
Aaddon, X. NJ, residence 1871.
Harrison q Waldrop. repair shop 18s.
Hoilingsworth, M. E.. residence 1856.
Hill, DR.. j. c., office 100.
Hlllnonse, J. p, residence 68.
Long, W. H., residence l75.
Link, r. g., residence l88
Lyon, G. j., residence 2lS.
McMurray Drug Co., o.
McMurray, c. H., residence 49,
No, ord, Mrs: W. L., residence o..
McPherson, j. T., residence l52.
Maxwell, T. H., residence 1876.
Norwood, j. s.. residence 165.
Penpey, A. j., residence 1S4.
@ SIen Use, -. residence l0S.
Stewart, w. A. residence III.
simpson, Dr.. ]. L., office 1877.
Schroeder, J. A.. residence 1856.
TICK le, ]. W., residence a.
Wood g. G., residence l43.
VIII, j. b., residence 16S.
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get for Us at the next meeting OF congress,
for we are happy in the thought that II
Congressman Aiken is for us, the other side
are sure TO be left, or come over on bis side.
Ring us up for one thousand dollars only
and we sill our present, and all future
generations will forever cherish your
memory and rise up and call you the "best
man" In Congress.