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a Detrimental practica.

II detrimental Practice.
1t is a detrimental practice and
one that will give town a black
eye for property owners Of the
town to put their holdings at a
price that is eXor0itant and be-
yond all reason.
AS sooa as town shows q
little tendency toward growing
tits customary to put the price
on real estate up until it is away
out OF sight AMI then some.
Nothing could be more foolish
than to pursue such a course.
Instead of putting property up
in price until it would be fallacy
to buy it as an investment, the
price if anything should be low
cred to encourage immigration
and help the town grow until
iC has reached point where there
Is some sense and justification
in raising the price Of property.
Right now Daming is on the
eve Of taking on u new develop
ment after years of peaceful
slumber, a slUmbor that was
possibly all right when the times
were not as they are now. Now,
however, things have under
gone a radical change. Immi-
grafton is pushing with a de-
termination that knows no baf-
fling to the furthermost corners
Of the far, picturesque west and
the passing Of a few years will
see our rich valleys under the
reign Of the plow.
Domirg is geographically To-
Gated and advantageously bless
ed with a rich country and as
pure, li'e-sustaining water a.
ever qucnched the burning thirst
of q weary traveller crossing the
glaring sands Of the desert.
With every natural advantage to
grow Demirg should not have
any one thing thrown in her
way to reach the heights Of a
city Of no mean Importance and
classification. In order to bring
this grand accomplishment about
every person who comes here
should be shown every induce
ment and courtesy to remain.
If he wishes to buy a business
lot, a piece Of residence proper
ty, a farm or ranch, price it to
him at a figure that is conserya-
tive and at one that he can see
his way clear in buying.
If property has two prices at
tached to it it means simply no
sale at all and the stunning Of a
town that would otherwise flour
| ish.
! Will Daming is already a
pretty fair town, there is q tend
ency to rate property alta figure
that is higher than the actual
value represented, and now, at
the very outset of the towns
expansion, this should be checked.
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Henry Meyer keeps bone mea! for
sale, has a machine for making it, and
will keep a supply on hand at his mar
ket. Call ON him and he will tell you
all about il.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

KILLINGER g. Cos. trading place,
Northwest corner Of Silver Avenue aud
Spruce streets.
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How's This7

We offer One Hundred Dollnrd Toward for any
care Catarfh that cannot b. .dtei 10y Hall :
Ca.arth Cure.
+. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. o.
a We. the undersigned have known &. j. Cheney
Tor the last u year and believe hin perfectly hon
orabe In all business q Transactions and financially
Abe % larry out any Obligations ma lc 10y his n-n.
WALDlNG. klNNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Drlfg B,a, Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure h taken internally aeiinr
dr,cuy Upon thr b oUl aud nuc1la flrlac's Of 10
systen. Testimonial sont FREQ. C. % cents yer
bottle. Sold by MI DruR,ats.
lake Halls Family Pills Tor e"'s'iraiion.
G.. l.. Grover was in from
Cooks Saturday on a short tarry
with old friends. lie dropped
around and made our acquaint-
aace while here.
The save that acts like poultice is
Pine Salve Carboliz, /. No Uthcr sa!ve
80 good for cuts, bl;Hf, blils, and
chal p ID hands. Ask about II. Price Zoe.
S Ia ny J. A. KinLoir& CJ.
The Hans Hanson troupe play
ed to a large and intelligent
audience here. The show was
very good and seemed to please
the crowd. The com Jlny carry
a splendid band and orchestra.
The sa e, certain, re'iaj.e little pills
that do not grlpt or slcEeh are King $
Lit Liver Pills. Best fof sick head
aches, billiousness and lay I've Sold
by j. A. Kinnear & Co.
Geo. Reed, the well known
young ranchman OF Columbus, is
here at the home of his sister
while undergoing treatment fol
a twisted arm, which he sustain.
ed by being thrown from {
bronze.
New Ignitor Points at
KNOWLES & RoLAND's.
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, Frank Brown, of Crossville,
ILL.,, who has been here recuper-
ating for several months, left
for his home Monday. While
here Mr.. Brown filed on some
Of the fine government land
here. He was accompanied home
by Thos. Foster, who is a tele-
graph operator at Crossville, and
who had just arrived in the city
to take up government land.
Mr.. Foster took up 500 acres Of
land and informed us he was
delighted with this country.
Both gentlemen were pleasant
callers Monday morning and
both will keep posted en- the do
ings Of this country through the
GRAPHIC.
Thirty days treatment for kidney blad.
der trouble and rheumatism for 81 90.
Your money refunded il not satisfied.
pinules contain no alcohol. Do not De
range the stomach. Easy to take. Sold
by j. A. Kinnear & Co.
Harrison and Franklin, sons OF
Mr.. c. f. Herlacker, accompan.
led by a Mr., Christian, arrived in
Deming Friday from Artesia, N.
NJ, their old home. They came
overland in a wagon, and report
an enjoyable trip, Mr.. Her.
lacker arrived in Deming with
the rest of his family some two
weeks ago. Mr.. Herlacker has
! 100 acres Of very fine land about
three miles out and all hands will
begin soon to improve it, The
Herlackers are hustlers, and
will make valuable citizens. Mr.,
Christian is also a worthy gentle.
man and is well pleased with tho
country. He is trying to induce
his sons, who live in Texas, t
come 70 Deming
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The salve that acts like poultice is
Pine Salve Carbolz, /. 40 o,her salye
80 good for cuts, bltH' b1ils, and
chat p ID hands. Ask about IL. Price 25c.
S Ia w J. A. Kiniolr& CO.
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or at the Rock House this morning,
Clay Snider, of Logan, took din
ner with Charles Kline, Thanks.
giving day.
Charley Lindsey, of Linden
Heights, is visiting old Hooking
this week.
Miss Martha Rouse was seen on
our streets yesterday.
w. G. Howell, of jefferson, o.,
end DR.. II. ID, jackson, OF Circle
Vile, o., took dinner at the Rock
House, Saturday.
Miss NADIA Whitcraft, of Colum-
bns, and brother, Carl, of Gibi-
sonville, were seen on our streets
one day recently.
Allen Cox spent last night the
guest of Ben Rouse.
Samuel Kline and son, Willie, of
Pleasant Hill, called on his broth
er, Sol, yesterday afternoon.
Prov Boy.
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West Side

Our first snow about fir, ze us
out of news, but will find few
items on the coast.
Every locality has it's order.
We have butchering at present.
The Misses Maggie and Florence
Klinker were the Sunday after
noon guests of Mrs. Levi Keister.
Josh Chilcote, of Log gan, was on
this side recently.
Samuel Lama, of Pursell, was
on this side one day last week.
Miss Hazel Febes, of Bethelville,
is at present visiting her brother,
William, of Bremen.
"Harry Tracy" the noted
crack shot, passed through here
some few days ago, and seeing
nothing else to shoot at, took aim
on No. 10 school house, and think
ing cut glass was In demand, left
a scatterment on the floor for the
teacher to deliver soon as possible.
Several from this side attended
the Wilson Bros. Show at Dres-
back School House last Saturday
night. All report money was
never better spent for good
time. We wish the boys good
success.
Mrs. Amy Keister spent Frida y
and Saturday as the guest of Miss
Lucy Quillen, of Happy Ridge.
Mr.. John Robson and son was
seen on this side Thanksgiving.
Mr.. s. Keihl was a business
caller on this side one day last
week.
We understand the Red Mems
supper at So. Bloomingville was
a grand success, 80 chose up
leaving 26 on a side.
The understanding we have Is
146 birds and rabbits, leaving Mr..
HIle Chileote, of So. Bloomingville,
cha mpion rabbit hunter, and Mr..
Lewis Keister, of West Side,
champion on the birds.
Their will be preaching at Oak
Grove next Saturday night De-
cember 7th. Everybody invited
to attend.
At present Mother Evert is visit
friends in Lancaster.
UNCLE MACK.
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Eagle Mills

DR.. Murphy is entertaining hir
brother, DIR. Joe Murphy, of Co
lumbus, this week.
Mr.. Sherman Courtright is agar
at his work in Columbus, aftel
two weeks visit with friends and
relatives here.
Miss Gladys Peck from near
Allensville, visited her sisters
recently.
Mr.. Cliff Scott has secured q
position as brakeman on the NJ. G..
V. Railroad.
Mrs. DR.. Murphy entertained
Mrs. Jesse Kitchen and Mrs.
Stella Bullock to dinner Thanks
giving.
Mr.. Albert Parks is closing out
his store, intending to locate
in Chilcothe.
Mr.. A. M. Thomas stated that
last week he sawed the largest
buckeye tree that fell to his lot
for some time. 1t brought $50
feet of lumber.
Mrs. Grace Carper and Mrs.
Alta Hicks took dinner with Mrs.
Harvey Bullock, Sunday.
After a two weeks vacation with
parents here Miss Christine Dixon
has returned to Ter duties as
trained nurse at the Sanitarium
in Columbus.
Rev. Bethel has resigned his sp-
pointment here and Rev. Clark
has been substituted.
Mrs. Joame Tatman called on
Rosa Clary, Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Scott, of Allensville,
called on A. M. Thomas on busi-
ness, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ethel Thomas, of Vigo,
has been visiting her parents of
this place.
Mr.. Bud Clary is building a new
addition to his house.
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Sans Creek

j. p. Robinson and family, Elias
Mahorney and family, Elmer Redi'
fer and family and William Ed
wards and family, of Columbus,
were highly entertained at John
Whealding's, Saturday evening,
the time was spent in music
Everybody reported good time.
Mr.. Whealding has been ailing for
some time, but he seemed as hap
py as a coon.
w. A. Brokaw, of this place, is
suffering intense pain with his eye,
Mrs. b ellie Huston and daughter,
Ara, of this place, have been OF
the sick list for some time.
Clarence Diehl is attending o
u. S. at present.
William Diehl Is teaching Hlgl
School near Cincinnati. May sue
cess be with you Will.
! The people Of this vicinity spen
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Clear Creek

Mr.. John Flick was seen on oui
roads Mondny.
Mr.. Henry Cave made business
trip to Lancaster, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Caves hat
as their guests Sunday her mother
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Flick and
children.
Mr.. Earl Caves was seen driv-
ing through our vicinity Monday,
Mr.. George Finefrock, who has
been working near Columbus, is
again at rome with his mother at
this writing.
Mr.. Noah Matthias was seen on
our pixies Monday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. j. Carpenter and
three children spent Saturday in
Logan.
Frank Primmer and lady friend
was driving along our roads early
Sunday morning.
Mr.. John Flick and wife were
Rockbridge shoppers Saturday
afternoon.
Henry Caves made flying trip
to Sugar Grove, Saturday.
Miss Cora Finefrock visited her
mother Sunday.
Mr.. John Combs, wife and three
children, of Lancaster, are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Pete Kraft, at
this writing.
Jacob Flowers was in Lancaster
Saturday on business.
Mr.. John Fauble and wife were
seen passing along our road Satur-
day enroute TO Rockbridge.
Earl Caves was in Lancaster,
Saturday, and bought new suit
of clothes. Now girls watch
Earl.
Jeanette and Lucille Spears
visited Nellie and Mabel Carpen-
ter, Saturday.
Quite number on our little
creek were hunting on Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
Billie Carpenter says he has no
time to hunt he must husk his
corn. LITTLE Boy BLUE.
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West Hooking

Protracted meeting is in pro-
gress at Union Chapel, attendance
very good.
Miss Ollie Harvey, of near Ian
caster, was the guest of Mrs. Allen
Chamber last Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Leota McClelland spent
Thanksgiving at the Capital city,
the guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Julien, Mr..
Jesse Tignor and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Sherwood, were
the Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ash.
j. w. Detfenbaugh. of Lancas-
ter, is spending few days visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Amanda Johnston, of
Laurelville, spent part of last
week at the home, of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. G. Johnston.
Mrs. Reuben Hedges and Mrs.
Elmer Hedges, of near Drinkle,
visited Mrs. George Julien, last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chamber
visited their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
James billiard, of Pumpkin ridge,
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Fox enter
tanned to dinner Thanksgiving,
Mrs. Mary McClelland, Mr.. II. N.
Armstrong and George Sells, OF
Laurelville.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. McClelllnd
were called TO the home, of Mr.
Jacob Roll, of near Kingston, Fri
day, by the serious illness of Mr.
R1ll who is suffering with blood
poison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Julien, oI
Middlefork, entertained number
of their friends at their home, las
Sunday in honor of Mr.. Julien''
birthday.
Mrs. Lottie Chew has returned
TO her home, near Kingston, where
she will spend few weeks attend
ing business affairs.
G. w. Bowers 10 suffering will
a badly sprained knee at present.
Orino Laxative Fruit, the Syrup
the new Laxative, stimulates, bu
does not irritate. IL is the bes
Laxative. Guaranteed or you
money back Bort 4 Co.
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Carbon Hill

Thanksgiving was observed at
this place the quletest we ever
saw it, no drinking or swearing
so far as we were able +, notice.
Eulis Cook, of Oklahoma, is vi
sitting relatives here, this is his
first visit here since he left 27
years ago.
Mesdames David Bryan, and
Chas. Miller and children, of this
place, spent last Saturday, at Lo-
gan.
Miss Eflle Mitchell, of Colum-
bus, passed through here last Sun
day enroute to visit her mother,
at Longstreth.
Mesdames John Dehnen, ST.,
and Adam Fennell accompanied
Mr.. Henry Stinebllnk to Colum-
bus, with his little daughter to
consult an eye specialist concern
ing a stubborn sore on her eye.
Harry Holt, of Sand Run, was
seen here last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Thomas MeAllister, of this
place. is spending several days
with her daughter, in Wellston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson France, of
this place, were in Jacksonville last
Sunday.
Mr."Liss" Guess, of Longstreth,
was here on business recently.
We spent last Saturday witt
mother, near Dundas, on the ole
homestead, and drank from the
same spring from which We drank
twenty-five years ago. There ISM
many changes as we can see, eX
cept the six big boys that use t.
gather around mothers table have
all scattered out over the differen
parts of tho country. Although
mother is 70 years of age hel
faithful hands were toiling on thu
same as they were when | frs
learned the name, mother. Th'
words Of the poet came stealing
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Cantwell Cliffs
UNCLE HEz

Well, winter seems to be here at
last on the last evening of Novem-
Der. We could look on either side
of us and see the evergreen trees
looking so beautiful as though
nothing could ever change their
appearance, but to our surprise
upon opening our eyes on the first
morning of December, we found
that wonderful change had taken
place instead the earth was wrapped
in beautiful white robe of snow.
The beautiful evergreens were
dropping under a heavy load OF
white caps only to give them a
more beautiful appearance, and to
remind us that winter never fails
to come,
The people of this community
who have not been so fortunate as
to raise enough Of the golden grain
to supply their needs for the com
ing winter have been rushing to
the corn countries for the past two
weeks to lay in supply while the
roads are yet In good condition,
among them were: Messrs. Wesley
and Amos Kline, William Woltz,
Fred Bowers and Will Goss.
Samuel Kline made business
trip to Logan, last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Safer, of Lo.
gan, spent Sunday with friends
Of Coly Valley,
Clarence Green and brother
George, were seen flying along ouI
pixies, at merry rate, last even
ing,
Wesley Kline and little grand
daughter, Leota, spent Sunday
with Samuel Bigham and family.
Charles R;zer and Mr.. Anthony
of Columbus, spent few day
with II, w McBroom and famil,
last week, and while here took al
old fashion hunt.
Fred Conkle, who has bee
working for Shaw and 'Blackston
on the saw mill near this place
spent Saturday and Sunday wit
his parents, of Black Jack.
Chas. Miller has been buslly en-
gagged hauling lumber to Logal
for the past few weeks.
John Safer was pleasant calle
at this place, yesterday morning,
After spending a few days wit
Miss Ruth Bowers, Miss Ami
Rolstein returned to her home, o
Black Jack, last week,
While out hunting one day lai
week, Barney Kline had the mil
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DER me, which runs like this:

DER me, which runs like this:
Tern backward, turn backward
o time In thy flight.
Make me child again
Just for tonight.
We also visited the large rock
cave near the old homestead and
there saw many names engraven
on the rock my own among the list,
which we engraved fourteen years
ago. While the old homestead Is
very plain and humble, there was
a solemn stiffness came over me as
| turned away and started for
home. As we got one mile from
home we turned and looked back
at the old home and the same feel
ing came over us again, and again
we thought of the poet when he
said:
Mother. dear mother
The days have been long
Since we last listened
10 your lullaby song.
UNCLE HEz.
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Little Raccoon Creek.

One more year of peace and
plenty has now rolled by and we
are nearer the great unknown than
ever before. We have many
things for which to be thankful.
Miss Lizzie Parrot, after visit
ing friends and relatives for few
days at Mt. Pleasant, has return
ed to Logan.
Rev. Oswald and family fare be-
ing visited by friends Of Jackson
vile, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Chilcote OF
Union Furnace, are visiting friends
and rela tives at this place.
Mr.. Howard Lane attended
church at Fairview, Sunday.
Miss Jennie Johnston spent
Thanksgiving in Welston, Ohio.
Mr.. Pearl and Miss Lucy Helm
lein spent Thanksgiving with
their sister, Mrs. Hampshire of
Circieville, OHIO.
Mr.. Mark Simpson Miss Ruth
Oswald visited Il. Lane and fami
ly, Sunday.
The 18th Vinton County Farm
ers' Institute will be held at New
Plymouth, December 8 and 7th.
Epworth League was well at
tended at Mt. Pleasant, Sunday
nipht.
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Fox Valley

Cool weather now prevails over
this section of the country.
Husking corn is the order of the
day.
VIM. TurRenton, wife and fam
lily, also James Smokes, wife and
little son, ROLAND, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Plank,
Thanksgiving.
The people of the surrounding
county are beginning to greatly
feel the financial distress which
now exists all over the country.
Mr.. Carl McKittrick and Mr..
Dawson, of Laurelville, spent their
Thanksgiving hunting on Mr.. Ray
McKittrick's farm.
Robert Marshall and E. Turken-
ton, both of Lancaster, were hunt
ing In our vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turken-
ton entertained at a Thanksgiving
dinner the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Burk Chambers and lit
tie son, Parnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
McKittrick, Mrs. Thomas Miller
and little son, Harold, of Lancas-
ter, and Mr.. Carl McKittrick, of
Laurelville.
The Fox school is progressing
very nicely under the instruction
Of our new teacher, Frank Turner.
Protracted meeting begins the
Sth with Rev. Ricketts,, pastor.
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Stra wberry Ridge

Butchering seems to be the or
der of the day with our farmers.
Jude Smith, of Nelsonville, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Graham were
the guests of T. S. Meldrim, Of
Logan, Sunday.
Nathan Smith made a business
trip to Enterprise last Monday.
Anthony EIlinger, of Spring
field, was the guest of Moses
O'Hare and family Thanksgiving.
Frank Baker and mother, of
Athens Co., were the over Sunday
guests of friends here,
Miss Audrey Schaffer spent
Thanksgiving in Athens.
E. c. Thompson and wife, of
Nelsonville, spent several days
with relatives here.
f. g. Hunter and son, John,
were in Athens county for few
days last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bartho-
low Sundayed in Logan.
Miss Daisy Graham and John
George spent Thanksgiving in Lo-
gan.
RAINY Nutter made trip to
Greendale last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Angle visited her
sister, Mrs. John Snider, Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Jesse Dicken, of Cooks
Point, was recent guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Farley Nutter.
We ure very much pleased to
know our new mud hole Is nearly
completed between N. Smiths and
f. G. Hunters. We hope the next
movement will be canal in the
middle of the road in order to
make good boating.
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Rock House

We had quite snow last night,
which makes things look like win
ter.
Allen Cox, of Lancaster, ID
spending few days at the Rock
House and is going to finish NOV,
ing Monday.
Harry Kiefauber, of Brehm,
spent Thanksgiving day at hii
home at Oakland.
Pearl and David Zeigler, who
are working at Amanda, were seer
on our streets Thanksgiving day
VIM. Good was a business visit
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Old Town

Mr.. and Mrs. Melcher, Of Iowa
was in this locality Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rohrer, Of Lo.
gan, visited j. G.. kessers last
Friday.
Mrs. Susan Polling visited j. G..
Mclaughlin and family, of Logan,
Friday.
Mr.. Eph and Miss Goldie
Ainsley, of Orbiston, Ohio, is
visiting Mr.. Chas. Brooks and
family at present.
Mr.. Frank Fickell, who has been
Ill, is improving slowly.
Messrs. Frank Polling and Willie
and Orla Wolfe attended preach. :.
ing at Pleasant Hill, Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Frank Fickel has improved
ohe looks OF MS mousse by coat OF
paint.
Mr.. Joe Griner was in our locali-
ty last Wednesday.
Rev. f. N. Boyd will deliver
sermon at Betheny, Sunday, at
$3.50 p. m.
Mr.. Samuel Cell visited d. A.
Poling's, Sunday.
The proposition "Better roads"
has heen discussed many times but
does not help the roads at all.
Our locality is in need of better
roads, especially main roads that
are travelled over to great ex-
tent. ROSE.
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fortune to shoot and kill his noble

fortune to shoot and kill his noble
dog.
Mid Gibson our huxter, from
Gibisonville, had the misfortune
to upset last Wednesday morning
resulting in complete smash up,
"Middie," butter, eggs, dry goods
and groceries were all alike tum
bled out in the big road together,
but luckily the driver was not
seriously hurt, the horses becoming
excited started to run off and were
followed by Clifford Trout, at
Henry Faubles, the d stance Of
about one quarter of mile. Mr..
Fauble assisted Mr.. Gibson gath
ering up the ruins and taking them
back to Gibisonvllle.
HAPPY Bosoo.