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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-07-05
10 Raise Supplies For the Year
ENDING April 80, 1907

BE it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen of the towr Of Bcnnettsville
and by authority Of the same, that the
following taxes be, and the Same are
hereby levied, and shall be paid into the
treasury for the use of the said Town.
SECTION |. Fifteen cents on every
one hundred dollars worth Of real
and personal property aituatc within
the corporate limits Of said town, which
tax must be paid on or before the LIST
( day OF January, 1903, and on all taxes
not paid by that t!mc q penalty of SO per
cent will be added and collected.
SEC. 2. That twcnty>one (2l) cents
be levied on every one hundred dollars
OF the assessed value Of all real and per,
sonal property, to pay the interest on
the bonds issued in aid ofthe Charleston,
Sumter and Northern Railroad, in ac.
cordance with the Act authorizing the
same, approved December 23d, 1891.
and tho further sum Of 6 cents on the
one hundred dollars be levied and col
lected tor tho purpose Of providing for
the sinking fund, as provided by the
above act; which taxes must be paid on
or before January lst, 1908 and on all
taxes not paid by that time a penalty
OF SO per cent will be added and collect
ed.
SEC. 3. That Eighteen cents be levied
On every one hundred dollars of assessed
value of all real and personal property to
pay the interest on The bonds assessed in
aid Of the Electric Light Bonds for the
town Of Bennettsville, in accordance with
the Acts Of the General Assembly OFFS Q 4,
authorizing the same; and the further
sum of = cents IN thn ono h,nar.d dou,.,
be levied and collected for the purpose
OF providing for the sinking fund, which
taxes must be paid on or before January
lst, 1905 and all taxes not paid at the
time above stipulated q penalty of so per
cent will be added and collected.
SEC. 4. That all persons liable to work
on the streets, sidewalks and ways of the
Town OF Bcnnettsville shall DO excused Of
such duty for twelve months, .
cling on the first day of May, 1907. by
paying to the Clerk of Council a commu-
tation tax therefor ofTWO DOLLARS
on or before the first day of July A ID
1907. All persons failing to pay said
Communication tax here provided for, with.
IN the time specified or who shall refuse
or fail to work on said streets, sidewalks
or ways at any time or times whsn sum,
moned so to do by order of the Council,
shall be subject to a fine, TWO Doll
LA RS for each and every day Of such
refusal or failure 80 to work, or imprison
mont not over 80 days.
Done and ratified in Council this 18th
day Of juno A. d., 1907,
49,, p. A. HODGES, Mayor.
Milton McLaurin, Clerk.
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ATE TEACHERS AAssSGGCCIaaTTIGH.
'pIToR MARLBORO DEMOCRAT :

EDITOR MARLBORO DEMOCRAT:
No doubt you have seer from the dali
les OF the State account of the proceed
ings of the State Teachers Association.
which has been In session here for two
days, therefore I shall not attempt a re-
snlne OF what hes been done, but will say
a few things III a general way.
The meeting has been a most success
ful one. The attendance has been large
and interest on the part of the Teachers
has never tagged.
Professor Martin has endeared himself
more than ever to the teachers of the
state. He should be especially a%ppreci-
ated by teachers of the country schools
aild! by the people of the rural communi-
ties. 1t does ones heart good to see how
lie, on every OCCASION, stands up for the
country and its people. He, with Mrs
Martin, has been with us all through the
meeting. Mr.. Barton, private secretary
upon the daily sessions.
Supt. Dreler, of the Columbia City
Schools, has presided over the meeting
to the perfect satisfaction of all. The
quiet, orderly and yet attractive way in
which everything has gone OH, has shown
ms more than ordinary ability rs a presi-
ding officer. His address at the opening
session is considered, by those who know,
to be a masterpiece. I regret tina our
Marlboro delegations were delayed in
Spartanburg and did not arrive in time
TO hear it.
The colleges of the State nearly all had
delegations present. Woford was repre-
scented by Profs. Rembert, Wallace and
Ganiewell. Clemson had present Prcst.
and Mrs Nell, Prof. and Mrs Keitt, Prof.
And Mrs nauin1 nd DrOf AI>~;e~,, Srl,o
University of S. Carolina had Profs. Ba-
ker and Wardlaw. Drs Pell and Man
chester were here from Converse. These
are only a few of those l recognized.
There were many others l did not know.
The town and city schools were we'll
represented. Supt. tsdmunds of Sumter
Supt. Mc0ants of Anderson and Supt.
Dobson of I.aurens, were all speakers on
the programme.
Last, but by no means least, there we're
a good many teachers of country schools
here. l wish there had been many more.
There never has Deer a time when the
country teache. had greater cause to take
courage. Things are coming our way at
last. Supts. trustees and people are all
coming TO know to know the value of a
good teacher, and are going to give us
their sympathy and help i'll Il greater de-
gree than ever before. All the speeches
here have but confirmed me in this be-
lief.
The School Improvement Association,
under the leadership Of Miss Mary S.
Nance, is doing a great work. A depart
mental session of the body was held du-
ring the meeting. Great interest and Ell
thusiasin prevailed, and county and local
associations are being formed throughout
The State. An effort will be made in the
lear future to get our Marlboro people
Identified with this great movement. We
cannot be behind, Mr.. Editor, Marlboro
belongs i'll the front rank among the
counties, not III the rear.
wish time and space permitted me to
tell of important changes as to time of
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-07-05

iieetlnS. froI. Wardlaw, OF the Unlver-
Sity of South Carolina, elucidated the
question Of Exemplified Spelling to my
sreat satisfaction. l had great pleasure
90, III hearing the very fine paper pre-
iented by Prof. Martin, Of Furman, upon
The Life and Work of DR.. Judson."
Perhaps the crowning event was the
ADDRESS OF the closing hour, by DIR. Sea
mann Knapp, of Louisiana, on "What
Can the Teacher Do to Improve Rural
Conditions ?" In the simplest and plain
est Of language, but in the happiest Of
styles, he magnified country life. Accord
ing to his statement, seven-tcnths of the
!eaders III all great movements are coun-
Try born and country reared. In his
opinion, whoever has failed to be born in
the country, is unfortunate. He believes
i'll the nobility of labor, and thinks that
the rural schools must teach about the
every day things around us, even il we
get less of book knowledge"
From Marlboro we had present Miss
Lizzie Rogers, Mr.. Clarence Easterling
and Mr.. Cook C%ovington. Mr.. Harold
Langtry, a former Marlboro teacher, has
also been in attendance. Miss Gambrel
Of the Murchison School was also here.
CHICK SPRINGS is an ideal summer re-
sort. The management Of the Hotel has
cared for our comfort III every way. We
shall not soon forget Chick Springs no.
our meeting there.
MATTE CONVICTION.
June 28, 1907.
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Am ORDINANCE

Requiring Railroad Companies having
track within tae Town of Bennetts-
vile, upon twenty days notice in
writing given by the Town Council
to maintain and construct a Crossing
in the manner required by the said
Council, atthe place or places where
the track of said Railroad crosses
any of the streets of the Town, and
to provide a punishment for any vio-
lation of said Ordinance:
BE IT ORDAINED, by the Mayor and AL
dcrmen of the Town Of Bcnncttsville in
Council assembled, and by authority Of
the same
That all railroad companies having
track within the cor porate iimiIs of the
Town of Bcnnc,tsville, shall within wen
ty days after writ en- notice given by the
Town Council TO such railroad
maintain and construct n railroad cross
ing in the manner required by the Coun.
Gil, at the place where the track of such
railroad company crosses any Of the
streets of the Town of Rcnnettsvillc; And
shall cause signcs 10 be placed and con-
stantly maintained alongside Of each
street, where the same is crossed by the
railroad. Said sign shall be elevated
SO rs to be easily seen by travellers, and
on each side Of the same shall be printed
10 large letters, the words, "RAILROAD
CROSSING"; AMI any railroad com
pany upon conviction for violating this
ordinance, shall be fined not less than
Five Dollars, and not more than One
Hundred Dollars.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-07-05
The July Woman's
Home Companion.

A novel by Anthony Hope is an
popular writer Of fiction in English
are Hall Cain. Marion Crawford and
Anthony Hope, and many, many
thousand of readers who recall "Tho
Prisoner of Zenda' and ''Tho Dolly
Dialogues believe that Hope Is not
the le9st of the triumvlr. Anthony
Hopes latest story, "Helena's Path"
begins serially in WoMAN's HOME
COMPANION for Jury. II is most III
teresting, and thoroughly wholesome,
and embodies all the delightful re.
nance OF the Gender stories. The
July WoMAN's NOME COMPANION is
unusually strong in fiction, there be.
ing an addition to the Anthony Hope
serial, short stories by Owen Oliver,
Juliet WiIbor Tompkins, Joan Web
ster, and Robert G. V. Meyers, also a
two.part story by Herbert d. Ward.
DR.. T.. Il. Hale writes of the pleasures
of outdoor life in his monthly editor
ial pa Q, and Charlotte Perkins Gil
man describes the domestic progress
of woman Other special articles are
contributed by Samuel Armstrong
Hamilton, "Whon the Garden Looks
Shabby" and A. G.. Richardson, who
gives plans and instructions for bull
ding a suburban cottage for 81 700.
Grace Margaret Gould, the fore nos,
writer of fashion topics in this country
contributes several pages which un~
doubtedly will prove Of deep interest
to the feminine readers. In addition
there are departments conducted by
the National Child Labor Committee,
Marg ret e Sangster, Sam Lloyd,
Anna Steeze Richardson, Evelyn Par
sons, Dan Beard and "Aunt JANET
Porter.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-07-05

There occurred in the recent
past the death Of an aged minister
in Kentucky, and probably the
Oldest in tho Country. He was
ninety six years old, and since o
young man had been a minister
Of the Gospel, preaching the on
tire time at his home church. 1t
is q remarkable fact that he never
received one cent of pay for his
service to the church.
News.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR

a LL persons are hereby notified that
IN Mrs Amanda Hatcher, widow Of
w. II. Hatcher. deceased, has filed with
me her petition that a homestead exemp-
ton be appraised and set off to her out of
the property, both real and personal, sit
uate III the county Of Marlboro, in tl,c
State Of South Carolina, of which the said
W.. II. Hatcher died possessed. At the
expiration OF four weeks from this date
the undersigned will proceed to have said
homestead laid off in accordance with law.
]. a. DRAKE, Clerk.
Bcnnettsville, S. c., June s, 1907,
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Got free sample OF D: Shops "Hoa!th
turbs your Stomach, your Heart or Kid
neys, then try this clever Coffoo imitation.
DR.. Shoop has closely matched Old Java
and Mocha Coffee in II .vor and taste, yet
it has not q single grain of roal Coffee in
it. DR.. Shops Health Coffoo imitation ie
made from puro toasted grains or cereals,
with Malt, Nuts, eto. Made IN @ minute,
No tedious wait. You will surely like 1t.
Sold BY IL d. Rogers & Bro.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-07-05
OTEYSFIONEYNu6TAR
Guro8 Colder Prevents Pneumonia

For a cold CT cough take Kcnedy's Laxa.
tive Cough Syrup 1t is better than any
other cough remedy because its laxative
principle assures satisfactory results. and
at the same time it heals irritations of the
throat, Strengthens the bronchial tubes aud
allays inflammation Of the mucous mcm,
branc. Contains Honey and Tar, pleasant
to take. Children like it. Conforms to the
National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold
by j. Il. Douglas.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-07-05
interchangeable Milage

Better Than Ever.
The Seaboard Air Line inter.
changeable mileage tickets now
on sale, will after July 18th. also
be good over the Central of Geor-
gia, Georgia Southern and Flor
ida, Norfolk and Southern, Allan
tic and North Carolina and Vir.
ginia and Carolina Coast roads,
five new additions, making o to-
tai of twenty-eight lines in ell
representating nearly 10000
miles.
You do not have to delay your
purchase, but Seaboard interchan-
geable mileage heretofore sold
and now on sale will be good over
the additional roads after July 15,
regardless of date purchased.
Purchase your mileage tickets
from the Seaboard Air Line rail
way.
For further information write
w. L. BURROUGHS. T, p. A.
Columbia, s. g,
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Don lose the opportunity, but come.
1t does not matter whether you want it a
month or six weeks from now, but ome
and look over the exceptional values
which we offer at this time and be con-
vinced.
We guarantee to fit and please you in
every way, or don't ask you to accept
suit OK pay for it. 400 beautiful wool
ems displayed, comprising every shade,
nature and quality, as well as every range
i'll price, for the small purse as we'll as
for one who can afford to pay for the very
finest imported cloth. We have them OH
land to suit every one.
G A.. STONEY,
Bennettsville, S. c..
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TO Postomc CO Patrons.

On and alter July lst, the post
master is required to weigh every
piece of mail going out from the
office, and because of this REQUIRE
ment, it is requested that all mail
will be posted as early as possible.
Parties waiting for the last mo-
ment to post their mail will great.
ly Inconvenience the postomce.
and cause delay in the transmits
of the mail.
1t the patrons will study the
hours OF making up the mail they
will greatly help the clerks in
their work.
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EOLEYSTIONEYMu65TAR
for chisdrens 0aFo, sure. No opsasos
JUST WHAT YOU WANT

We are now showing the incest
lot of CUT GLASS to be seen
any where. The price is Low,
the quality the BEST.
In Stationery we have all any.
one can wish. Books, PAPER, Tab
lets, Pens, Pencils, Blank books
and Everything in hat line.
Our Drng Department is al
ways our pride. Everything you
need, we supply.
Prescription work a Speciality.
Wileys Candy, Always fresh.
Bennettsville. Pharmacy.
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Says the Durham N. G. Herald;
"Whether OF not u man thinks it
wrong to sell things on Sunday
depends on how bad he happens
to want them" Throwing one
brick like that is calculated to side
swipe a whole lot of us at enc sit.
tin. Did it hit you Will Star.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-07-05

IL stop your pain free. To show you
you spend n penny-What
my Pink Pain Tablets can do, I will mail
you free, q Trial package OF them-Dr.
sho p's Headache Tablets. Neuralgia,
Headache, Toothache, period pains, otto.
arc due alone to blood cong eston. Dr..
Shops Headache Tablets simply kill pain
by coaxing away the unnatural blood pres.
sure. That 10 oil. Addrosa DR.. Shoop.
Racine, VIE so!d By Jno. Il. Douglas.
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When o
are getting
glasses

Get them right. Have them fitted as
they should be. Have the lenses made
Tor YOU-to your measure, so to speak
Then you may read when you like, and
where you like, and as long as you like,
and you'll not need to turn and twist
the BOOK in order to ease your eyes
Not an eye pain or an ache, after you
begin to wear the proper 'glasses--no
headaches, no Inconvenience at all.
When you are in town would D. a good
time to begin to have your eyes looked
after. Consultation and advice are free
any time you call.
SAM j.
Jeweler and Optician.
June 10, 1907.
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Gardeners Bluff Pasture

This pasture is now ready for
the public, at a charge of one dollar
o month or for any part ola month,
when must be paid to the manager.
No stock will be allowed taken out
until arrears are paid.
O. r. DUDLEY.
May %, 1907.
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JONES WILL FILL
YOUR ORDERS,

Mr.. A. j. Jones is now prepar-
ed to fill orders for stove or house
wood as you want it, delivered
or on the yard. lie also has two
saw mills at work and will fill or
ders for any kind OF Lumber.
Orders left at his home or phone
1856 will secure prompt attention.
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EARLY RHS Il, R 8
The famous little pills.

Life 10 hard for many people
and we have no right to withhold
any word or touch or act of love
which will Tighten the load or
cheer the heart Of any fellow
struggler.
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Warming Notice.

All hunting with dog or gun
the Gardeners Bluff pasture is
strictly forbidden without pepmiss-
ion.
O.. L. Dudley,
May. Odd 1907.
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The Confederate Monument.
programme For Ihe Unveiling
-@l.aaSasa&ssoseoaseN
TO III PEOPLE OF MARLBORO.
FELLOW BITIzENs
The Monument to Marlborough's Confederate beroes ia .
erected, and will be unveiled with appropriate ceremonies on the
al11 1o Gay OF July, instant. The day should be memorable, and
To this end the Veterans OF CAmp HENAaAN have offered to
Il. no ASSIST tn the anArran OF THE DAueHrEna in arranging and pro-
and this must be devolved on committees of the citizens.
AS Commander of the Camp I have made the following ap.
p mi.3sns ~" =, ana a earnestly a. request those appointed on the COM
Committed to Erect Tables for the Dinner
A. % n. ssand i, 4 4: J. P' nans ! r II seWT W. carroll il, A n j. w ks~s
w. P. Breeder
CommiHee to Erect Speakers Stand.
7. Edgar Mccall, S Ferdinand Powers, j Archie Spears, G.
q. Grassland, John Dees, L Strauss, L. b Pearson.
oomm'ttee to Receive, Direct Aocatio" and Distribution
croslandi, Claude i. ohaiHn' 4. l. Nj Miller r., Re1 aSSs Pratt ' AND
Mr. Z 'a'!' x; h! ;sssss NJ 3 5. !; 4 !. Man @s' " Ms e 9s,!%s' 8
r. R"P Mii.,, Mrs. Mrs " Gb d, P'e oas;a Ms R. M NJ P nHs. p,s Mrs Joseph
Committee to Escort the Orator.
}. II. Hudson, G. ?. Townsend, D. D. McColls r. Knox Livington
hNOfSNutS JT Wo DOy.
j N: Drake, T. G. Hamer, Charles lrby, j. D. Edens, L. L.
McLaurin, j. A. Weatherly, Throop Grassland, C. S. Mccall
D. X. McCol, u. c. Pate
These Marshals will be mounted and wear sashes of red and
white. and, aided by the peace officers OF the Town, see that
order is preserved.
The Captain of Marlboro Guards is requested to attend with his
entire Command fully equipped. This Company will escort
the Veterans to and from the stand, and if need be, assist
in preserving order.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES:
Committee on Concert to be given in the Graded School
Auditorium O n the night of july i. by the Schumacher Rand
Douglas Jennings, Robert Pratt and DR.. II E. Stockton, to
arrange for the Concert Henry Boucher, Kisler Breeden,
Edgar Norris and John Carlisle to act as Ushers.
This committee is requested to mako all necessary preparations to in.
sure successful Concert. The proceeds of this Concert will bs applied
to the expenses of the Unwilling and to the Monument.
2 Committee to raise funds to pay the Band for the services
rendered on the day and night of July 18th, and to pay for the
Monument:
Knox Livingston, Esq, Judge Milton McLaurip,
}. M. jackson, Esq, DR.. J. L. Napier,
DR.. James g. Moore, w. G.. Smith,
j. A. Stanton, vii Adams
All families are requested to contribute A BASKET for the Din
nr. The crowd will be large and we desire that none go away
hungry.
We earnestly solicit the encouragement and hearty &C opera.
ton OF the people OF the county in our effort to make this inter
esting occasion a day worthy of Marlborough.
7" c.1~~ - r"r:A ~ r.-:,~ - -. IS, s
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DeWlIT'S CARB0LIZED WITCH HAZEL.
SA6VE For plioe. Burns. soyoa.

8OST-A MASONIC PIN on
hight blue enamel. If returned
TO this Office the finder will be
literally rewarded.
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\AIUN USE the c o m m 0 n, cheap
WIFE Tar Roofing, which is always
unsatisfactory, WHEN you can get
a reliable Crock and CLASSIC Coated"
Roofing for less than cost of Shingley.
See us or write tor samples 8 prices.
CLIO NOVELTY co.
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OVERWHELMINGLY 8%8%SV&g&%8%8% g.
A Worthy Appeal to All.
i'ENNErrsvILLE, s. c., July I. 1907.

nENNErrsv11IE, s. O., July /, 1907.
FEhLo W-oifl2aNs or MAsLBoRo:
On THURSDAY, July nth instant, the Monuments to MARI
oorough's hefoes Of the Confederate war will be unveiled
with appropriate ceremonies.
Every cln."a o5 the County should take pride in maxi
ing this az occneion worthy of Marlborough. The monu-
ment is a tAbute ~ Marlborough to Marlborough's heroes.
part towards FHyug for the Monument and the expenses
OF the unvoiln& THIS burden must not be cast upon q
few. The glory iq tho Inheritance of all. and the burden
shonld be borne by all.
There still remains q debt of about four hundred and
sevehty-fve dollars due on the Monument, and the expen-
ss OF the preparation for the unwilling will necessarily be
two hundred dollars more.
"A committee has been appointed to collect funds suff-
Gent to defray these expenses and to finish paying for the
Monument.
Let us all resolve to contribute what we can, SO that
on the day of the unwilling it can be proudly announced
that the labcrs of our patriotic Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy are crowned with SUCCESS, aud the noble tribute to
our heroes is fully paid for as we'll as all expenses of it's
unwilling.
The ladies Of the Chapter of U. d. G. have labored
long, patiently and earnestly to raise funds for tho Monu-
ment, but have taken the responsibility of having the
Monument erected with u balance due to the contractor of
nearly i've hundred dollars, knowing that the patriotic
men of the county will not suffer the good name of MARI
borough to be sullied with the reproach that tho monu-
ment Is unveiled with imposing ceremonies with a debt of
the Chapter hanging over it, and the expenses of it's un-
yelling unpaid.
80, fellow citizens, we, the undersigned committee ap-
expanses, earnestly ask you to respond to or call, and
vndicate the good name aud fair fame of Marlborough.
Respectfully,
1nIr 1M,TiI laen %sn,ur;n, DR. Dr. J. I: N Moar:
j.. N. jackson, w. G.. Smith,
Will Adams, j. A. Stanton.
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GET ONE, SURE.

BE sure and get a copy of "The
ELDER BRoTHER" by Theo. l..
Jcrvey. We have fourteen copies
on hand and while they last we will
sell them for half price, which is
70 cts or by mail prepaid for 9Oc.
BENNETTsvILLE Book STORE.
EASON BROS PROPS.
s@' Phone 1928.
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Get the boys pants at MITrLE's
STORE, good ones, during the sale
at Toe pair.
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with name of the owner,
II would add much to the brilancy of the occasion if the citizens
of The town would decorate in Confederate colors Ged aud white)
their residences and places Of business, and it is requested that
all pieces of business be closed for the day.
A good Band of Music mas been secured for the occasion,
Veterans are urged to assemble at the residence of o. d.
McCoH, Esq at or before 10 a. IN, July II to receive badges.
JUNE II, 1907. j. B. GREEN,
Commander of Camp Henagan.