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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-06
Notice..

The ladies Of the Grand Army,
will hold their next meeting Feb.
18th at the new Odd Fellows Hall.
Entrance near McCormicks.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-06

j. O.. French took his departure
on Tuesday, for Florida.
Get Busy at Something Useful
Mrs. E. n. Jacobs returned
home from Americas, on Tuesday.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
DR.. Aubrey Harper, of Wray,
was a Fitzgerald visitor on Tues
day.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Wanted-A 10 or IL III. P.
engine. SYDNEY CLARE.
15-4w
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Crouch stop
ped over today on their way to
Dawson.
Pail for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
WANTED-NIcn boarders in
private family. Apply 314 West
Oconee. Is tt
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mrs. M. d. Dickerson, Of Doug
las, spent the day in Fitzgerald,
on Tuesday.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
Pins 2 papers for lie at the Great
il Road Wreck Sale. Starts
I. ed. Feb. 10Th, at 100 Main st.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
Mrs. Nj. w. Cant took her de-
parture, Tuesday, for Norman
Park, where she will make her flu
enre home.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Soxs &c per pair at the Great
Rail Road Wreck Sale 100 Main
st, opening of Sale Wed Feb. II,
continuing for 20 days.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
WANTED-2O Salesladies apply
Monday Morning at the Great
Rail Road Wreck Sale 100 Main
st. next to Post office.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
FOR RENT-A desirable six
room dwelling on East Oconee.
Two large lots and fine garden spot.
$1,000 per month. E. K. FARMER.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
The G. A r. Eosts No II and
II and w. r. G. and Ladies of the
Grand Army and all old soldiers
whether belonging to the Post OF
not, are invited to attend services
at the First Christian Church next
Sunday, when special service will
be held for them at $3.50 p. m. st
Get Busy at Something Useful
Don't fail to lead the large lad"
in today's issue of the great Rail
Road Wreck Sale beginning, Wed.
Feb. 18th, at 100 Main st. City.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hansen arrived
home yesterday, from Sweden.
They were accompanied by Emil
Caulson and a Swedish servant
girl.
Get Busy at Something Useful
Times are hard, money is scarsc
it will be to your advantage to hold
off your purchases until Wed. Feb.
: u. Attend the Great Rail Roac
Wreck Sale at 100 Main st.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
Editor Mercer has been out Of
town the past couple Of days leaV
ing Mother Enterprise and TIT
Orphans to fight life's battle
alone in a cold and and unfrlendly
world.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Remember the Educational tran
which will stand on the A. j. q
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-06

Wanted:-Letter scales second
hand will do Enterprise Office.
Full for FITZGERALD or Pull Out
G. w. Hayes and crew took
their departure last night for An
Jacksonville, prepared to begin
work on the Rest Pavilion.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
The Christian Science Reading
Room is open every day but Sun
day from 2 to 5 p. M, on the Sec
ond floor of the BULGE building.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Mayor j. G. Knapp has added
to his home lot q tile sidewalk and
curbstone; d. r. Adams front
yark walk; Denmark, stone steps
and coping; Caleb Stevers piece
Of sidewalk, yard walk, stone
fence and curbstone, and G. w.
Hayes, under whose charge the
above was all accomplished added
to his home lots curbing on the
north side.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Revival services will begin in the
Central Christian Church next
Sunday morning with a corps Ct
workers from abroad. c. r. L.
Vawter, of Cincinnati, Ohio, the
evangelist, will be in charge of the
meeting. Mrs. Vawter, soloist and
personal worker, E. @. Tuckerman,
of Chicago, Ills, Musical director,
Mrs. Tuckerman, soloist and mu-
steal drill, W. II. Willicome, of
England, soloist and personal
worker, will all add to the interest
of meetings. The sermon on Sun
day morning will be on ':The
Worlds Greatest Movement" and
in the evening Rolling the Stone
away"
rull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
ia fire had broken out yester-
day morning between the hours of
nine and eleven, Fitzgerald would
have been at the mercy of the ele-
ments. A water main had burst
ed and Notwithstanding the imme-
date search and diligence the city
was dry-stone dry for two hours.
Not a thimble full of water could
be coaxed, squeezed or forced out
of the many hydrants in town.
This incident brings to mind the
fact that the city needs several
public wells-drillcd We s
scattered thru the business por-
ton. In the residence portion
some of tt c old time wells are still
bubbling up with crystal water
which might save the day-but
the business portion is left entirely
unprotected in q nimmergency that
is likely to occur anytime.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
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Nickel Plate

Making hay is now the order O the
day.
e. ID. Harden, of Nickel Plate, and
Wiloughby Harden, of Logan, were
camping on the County Infmary farm
Sunday.
Florence Gessells attended the Ice
Cream Social at Union, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Gatfney of Logan, and Miss
Bessie Beery, of Rushville, were
callers at j. j. Keller's, Monday
morning.
Misses Ellen Gessells, of Nickel
Plate, Josephine Graham, of Logan,
and Messrs. barley Harden and Alpha
Gesseils attended the Ice Cream
Social at Haydenville, Saturday even
ing.
j. j. Keller and daughter Zola, of
Nickel Plate, took dinner with Eli
Keller's, of Ewing, Sunday, and at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Rarthalow
in the afternoon.
Mr.. Austin and wife, of Union Fur
mace, took dinner at John Cranblit's,
Saturday.
Ed Funk's new house is almost
ready to move in.
Jason Meldrim and family spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mel
drim, of Nickel Plate.
Mrs. Klinger, of Mercer county, was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Thomas
Burns, few days last week.
Miss Meta Burns is now working
in Logan at Walter Reasoner's.
Pruda and Flora Meldrim, of Nickel
Plate, attended the funeral at Ewing,
Sunday
Miss Edna Armstrong spent a few
days of last week at j. j. Keller's.
Mrs. Peter Martin is quite low and
is not expected to live but very
short time.
Blackberries are in season now and
everyone is improving the time.
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Cedar Grove

Mrs Mary Howdyshell ant
daughter, Retta, were the Sunday
guests of Jacob BANTER and fam
lily.
Sim Nihiser and wife enter
tained few friends and neigh
bors to ice cream Saturday night
in honor of their daughter, Roxie
it being her thirteenth birthday
Oliver Lemon, Sr., of Logan
was business visitor here las
week, and while here sold hi
farm to James Collision.
Quite number attended th'
surprise party at w. s. Rarton'I
last Friday.
l.. W. Beery and daughter
Goldye, attended the regular meet
ing of Infirmary Directors at thu
Infirmary, Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Clara Vest is still on the
sick list
Mrs. Mary f. Pleukharp, OF
Pursell, was the Sunday guest o1
Elizabeth Nihart.
Thomas Keifer, of Dayton, il
the welcome visitor of James Col
lisOn.
Rev. Lockwood, pastor at st,
John, has resigned and taken up
evangelical work.
o. G.. Culp was a business visit
or at Laurelville last week.
Mrs. Elsa BANTER and Cora
Polling, of the Children's Home,
were visiting the formers parents,
George Hutton and wife.
John Heigle and wife, of Black
Jack, were tho Sunday guests of
Charles Heigle.
Raymond Vest and O. c. Culp
spent Sunday at Salt Peter Caves.
Judge O. W. II. Wright and
family spent Sunday at Old Mans
Cave.
George Morse, representative of
the Fairmonnt Nursery CO., of
Troy, Ohio, WAS doing some busi-
ness through here. NIFTY.
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Mrs. James Conway, Dead

On Monday of this week occurred
the death of Mrs. James Conway,
at her home on East Main street
in Logan. She had been sick and
suffering some time with stomach
trouble, resulting at last in her
death. Her husband and young
man, son and daughter preceded
her some years ago to the better
land. She has a son, Mason Con-
way, married and living in Colum-
bus, and a step son, Rev. Carlton
Conway, of South Dakota.
Mrs. Conway's maiden name
was Jane Mason, daughter of John
and Rachel Mason; she was born
in Green county, Pa, April 27,
1915, and died July 13, 1908, be-
ing 63 years, 2 months and 16
days of age at the time of her
death.
She was married to James Con-
way, May %, 1869. Their home
was near Union Furnace on their
beautiful farm for many years, but
since the death of her husband and
children she has lived in Logan
the past twelve yeals.
She held mem bership in the
Eastern Star lodge. in the Wom-
ans Relief Corps and in the M. f.
church. In her demise Logan has
lost one of her most exemplary
women; kind neighbor, a noble
mother.
The funeral occurred today at 10
O'Clock from the home, Rev. T. B.
White officiating.
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Bridge Material Must Here
after be Sent to Logan
Lancaster Democrat.l

Thomas McDonough, superin-
tendent of construction on the
Hooking Valley, has been ordered
not to unload any more lumber or
other supplies for the bridge car
penters in Lancaster, but instead
to have all bridge material sent to
the new location in Logan. TIE
bridge carpenters are sorry to have
their headquarters moved from
Lancaster and it means material
loss to the city. A statement has
been presented to the board of
trade, showing that the removal
will effect sixty families, fifteen
that own their own homes here
and 45 that rent Lancaster proper
ty. The wages paid each month
amounts to $1,000 to $4,000.
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parents Sunday.

parents Sunday.
Harley and Rebecca Paxton
visited Vern Kitchen and family
Saturday night and Sunday.
Isaac Brown is building a barn
for MahloE Paxton at present.
VIM. 10y and family visited
Wilbur Vanfossen and family Sun
day.
Miss May Smlres made pleas
ant call at Adelphi, Friday.
There Will be preaching at
Bethel, Sunday night. All are
invited to come.
Martin Chilcote, of Brice, was
seen on our streets Saturday.
Thos. Voorhees, and wife were
the Sunday guests of Geo. Voorhees,
and FANNY, of Apple Blossom Val
ley.
Roy and Retha Huffman visited
Jacob Banter and family, of
Happy Ridge, Saturday night and
Sunday.
Hello, Apple Blossom Valley,
we would be glad to hear from y on
again.
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Pleasant Valley

Quite a number from this place
attended the Boxwell Commence.
ment at the Ball school house Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. b. F. Nihiser, Mrs. Chas.
w. Boiling, Tillie Hare, of Logan,
and Mrs. /. Vancuren went to
Fairfield county Friday to visit
Mrs. Sarah Dupler, returning
home Saturday.
Bert Russell was seen vending
his way toward A. G. Prior's,
Sunday.
Daniel Ringhlser and wife made
a business trip to Logan, Satur-
day.
Chas. W. Ziegler attended Sun
day school at Fairview.
Several from this place attended
the ice cream social at Union, Sat
urday night.
Augustine Blackstone was the
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Annual Field Day.

The knights of st. John are
making arrangements to entertain
the members Of the 14th Regiment
X. of S. j., in this city, on Labor
Day. The regiment is composed
of communicates from Logan, Lam
caster, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Bell
aire, Marion and Columbus, and
it is assured that each of these
places will he represented by large
delegations. Logan will then have
the pleasure of seeing the largest
uniformed parade in her history.
Amusements of all kinds are be-
ing arranged for the visitors.
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Political Notes.

Mr.. II. r. Harrington, of Lo-
gan, and DR.. Cox, of Murray City,
have withdrawn from the repre-
sentative fight of the Republican
party in favor of Robt. Is. Long
streth. Editor Chatfield announces
that he is still in the fight.
The canvass uf Jim Walker and
will Safer for the Republican
omination for County Recorder
is u spirited one. They are both
handsome fellows.
Our old friend Ed Kelley for
Sheriff, was going along smoothly
toward the time Of the Republican
primary without opposition, until
last week q Ward township man
nomed John Canter came canter-
ing along.
Now that Editor Huls does not
have to bother with the Office of
State Printer or Deputy Fire
Marshal he can settle down to the
printing business. The committee
served him a real nasty trick.
Senators Rose and Sites of this
district are on the run with many
cnances against their reelection.
The Hon. Albert Douglas has
concluded to cut his visit short
studying( ?)mining conditions in
Europe. 1t is said that few of his
friends have written him, he had
better hurry home and study min
ing conditions political in his
district
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Gypsy Hollow

Edward Nigh and wife, of Co
lumbus, were the over Sun
day guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. /. Wolfe.
Hello, No. s Scribe, waken uI
and give us some items.
Orla Wolfe called on friends in
Logan, Sunday evening.
Frank Polling called on Miss
Anna Seals, Sunday.
We heard one of the No. 0 bal
team boys say that if all of the
boys could play as good as him
they could soon play Columbus.
Come on Columbus, try them.
Frank Fickel and wife called on
Simeon Rutter and wife, Sunday.
Miss Mary Blackston was the
guest OF her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Fl. Blaekston, Sunday.
Harry Brooks, who is working
at Orbiston, visited his parent ts
Sunday.
Misses Anna Cell, Goldie Scholl,
Rosa Mohler, Susia Polling, Estella
Polling and Ida Fiekel attended
church at Bethany, Saturday
evening. MAJOR NUPP.
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Marion No. 8

Edward Nigh and wife, Of Column
bus, were the over Sunday guests of
her parents, I. Wolfe and wife.
Samanthy Pierce, of Columbus, is
visiting her parents, at present.
Rev. Bagwell of Bremen, took din
ner with Isaac lnbody, Sunday.
Rosa Mohler called on Goidie Scholl,
Saturday evening.
Estella and Susie Polling, Goldie
Scholl, Ethel Inboden and Rosa Moh-
ler called on Anna Cell, Sunday after
noon.
Frank Wolfe made business trip
to Logan, Saturday.
Mary Kellie, of Columbus, visited
her grandparents, VIM. Pierce and
wife, last week.
Rosa Mohler and Goldie Scholl at
tended church at Bethany, Saturday
evening. TOpsY.
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Band Concert.

On Saturday evening the Car.
bonhill Band gave our town a
very pleasing serenade. The boys
drove IN and alighting from the
band wagon at East Main street,
they took the town by storm,
marching up Main street. They
stayed all evening, and gave us
lots of music, playing to a crowd
of hundreds of people at the Court
House square.
The Carbonhill band is one of
the best in this valley. They
play excellent music, and we are
glad to have them visit us, and
hope they will return often,
When we have "big days" in Lo-
gan, we will try to see to it that
the Carbonhill boys get chance
at furnishing the music.
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Here and There

Miss Maize Kennedy, who has
been visiting friends in Hooking
county the past two weeks, has
returned to Columbus.
G. M. Parks and family, of
Pickaway county, visited VIM.
Parks, of Blue Creek, last Sunday.
Thos. Hickman and wife were
the Sunday guests of s. j. VOLTS.
C. N. Turner and wife were
Laurelville shoppers last Monday.
Mr.. Appleman and wife, of
Laurelville, lave been visiting
friends on Salt Creek the past
week.
Pearl Fetherolf spent over Sun
day with his parents on Blue
Creek.
Joe Reedy and little daughter,
of Adelphi, visited Luther Smiths
last Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie Devolt is visiting
her niece, Mrs. Stella Ward, of
Hallsville.
Elmer Kennedy and his niece,
Miss Maize Kennedy, visited
Charles Kennedy and family, of
near Logan, last Friday night.
Quite an interesting quarterly
meeting was held at Mt. Zion last
Sunday. UNCLE JOHN.
WILHELIMINA:
Better use Gold Medal Flour.
YoLAHDE
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Eagle Mills

Noah Devault and S. ID. Ovitt
have been making hay the past
week.
Edward Timmons' melons are
looking fine.
James Snyder is still improving.
James McQuary and wife at
tended the foot washing at West
Fork Church last Sunday.
Rosa Devault was a pleasant
caller at Mrs. S. ID. Ovitt's one
day last wesk.
Ellsworth Smith and wife are
away on visit.
Marion and Noah Devault are
making hay this week.
BIG BUFFALo.
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Pike Run

Abraham Devault, of Blue
Creek, the champion bee hunter,
has been sealing Salt Creek and
Pike Run mountains and finding
all the bee trees this year.
George Cottrill, Lewis Francis
George Bum and sister, Tilda
were called to Lanrelyille on last
Sunday to see Linn Bnnn's sick
daughter.
Quite u large crowd from this
place attended the foot washing
at West Fork Church last Sunday
evening.
Simeon Sitz's two daughters, OF
Blue Creek, were visiting thei1
Grandpa Sitz over Sunday.
George Denton, of Jimtown
passed through our vicinity, en-
route to So. Bloomingville.
A. E. Stephenson and family
were calling on John Miller ano
wife last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Martha Smith made bust.
ness trip to Haynes one day last
week.
One of our happy boys was seen
vending his way towards Abe De-
vaults, Sunday evening.
Berries are getting ripe and
berry buyers are waiting for them
to be picked.
Rosa Devault was calling on
Mrs. jackson Devault last Sunday.
LITTLE Elk.
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Kleinschmidt- Martin.

Mr.. Jacob Kleinschmidt and
Miss Myrtle Martin were united in
marriage at the home of the bride g
parents on Tuesday evening of
last week at nine o'clock. Only
the immediate family were present t
and the ceremony was performed
by ev. L. b. White. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. v. Martin, and has been en-
ployed at Mr.. Dave Silyerman's
tailor shop. The groom is spin
die carver at Whites furniture
factory. Mr., and Mrs. Klein
schmidt will make their home in
the Klsinsehmidt residence on east
Main street for the present.
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Gold Plate

Harvesting and picking blackber-
ries seems to be the order of the day.
Wheat is all i'm stack and the hum
of the thrasher and the click of the
mower will make music now for q
while.
VIM. Griffith and wife spent Satur-
day and Sunday i'm Logan, the guests
of the latter's mother, Mrs. Sarah
Mauk.
Daniel Schaal of Logan, is visiting
his parents, j. w. Schaal and wife, of
this place.
j. III. Mcdowell and wife were the
guests of Eli Harden and wife, last
Tuesday.
Irwin and Artie Stone were the
Sunday visitors of VIM. Griffith and
family.
The ice cream supper at Mt. Pleas
ant, given by the Ladies Aid Society,
was indeed a success, they were greet
ed by large crowd and the Buckeye
band,, of New Plymouth, rendered
some good music.
Mrs. William Shorr, of Dayton, o.,
was the guest of her parents, Emery
Higgins, wife and family, last week.
ii. Il. Harrington, of Logan, will
give lecture at the church at Mt.
Pleasant, Saturday evening, July 1S.
John Flum, former resident of
this place, but now of Logan, visited
friends and neighbors in and about
his old home, last week.
Bob WHITE.
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Real Estate Transfers
lXXXXXXX:EXXXH

Quit claim deed, Goodhope-Reb
ca and Leroy Stubbs to Robert and
William Jackson, 2S4 acres, considera-
tion $3.50,
Washington-W William II. Thrush
and wife to Lewis l.. Clark, 20 acres,
consideration $1,000.
Washington Lewis l.. Clark and
wife to William Il. Thrush. 10 acres,
consideration sll75.
Murray City Thomas Taylor and
wife to John A. Campbell and wife
east half of lot 29o of the Columbus
and Hooking Coal and Iron Companys
addition to the Village of Murray
City. consideration 1850,
Laurel--Isaac and Stella Vancuren
to the Commissioners of Hooking
County, strip twenty feet wide on
either side of q certain described line,
consideration Sl05.
Laurel-Charles Heigle and wife to
John +. Heigle, 80 acres, considera-
tion 5000.
Quit claim deed, Marion-Adaline
and Chas. Nunemaker to Magdalena
Isabelle Durr, S0,S7 acres, considera-
tion 5000.
Neutrality-suspicious. Griffith and
wife to William A. and Nettie A.
Cooper, % acres, consideration 5000.
Laurel-Otto A, Shaw and wife to
the Commissioners of Hooking Coun-
ty, strip of land twenty feet wide
on either side of certain described
line, consideration $l65.
Logan-Peter w. Bright and Mary
Bright to w. j, Dilts, lot 992, consid-
Grafton $3.50.
Logan-J. K. Reynolds and wife to
John Wonn and wife, lot 1883 in Glen
ova addition to Logan, $l.OO and 9TH
er considerations.
Washington-Wi William r. Thrush
and wife to Robert G. Brimner, 30
acres, consideration $1,000.
Washington - Kate Reasoner and
husband to f. O. Stout, 40 acres, con-
SlucIdUlOll pOUU.
Goodhope Charles l.. Jackson and
Clinton E. Jackson and wives to Silas
Brannem, 4 acres, considerati tion 800.
Salt Creek-E Elizabeth Brewer to
Lindsey O.. West, Al acres, $l.00 and
other considerations
Logan John f. Bebout and Lydia
Bebout to John Buchanan, lot AGA in
Dickens allotment, consideration
s25.
Falls-Tena Hills and husband to
William A. and Luella Butin, part of
lot s, $l.oO and other considerations.
Marysville, Green-Sarah j. Kem-
per and others to w. A. Kemper, lots
!, 2, 3 and 4. $l.OO and other consid-
erations.
Laurel-Daniel Ringhiser and wife
to the Commissioners of Hooking
County, strip of land twenty feet
wide on either side of described
line, consideration $3.50.
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guest of his brother, of String
town, Sunday.
Samuel Nihiser, the operator at
Hookers Station, is visiting his
parents, II. Nihiser and wife.
Grace and Nellie Vancuren were
the guests of Mrs. Chas. Krinn,
Thursday.
Tena Bailey and Emma Myre,
of Fern Ridge, passed through our
valley one day last week.
C. G. lies and family, of Enter
prise, visited relatives in this val
lev Sunday. HIAwATHA.
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Falls Mill Bridge.

Contract has been let to the
Brookville Bridge Co. to build the
bridge near the falls mill, where
the washout was made year ago
last March. The contract price Is
VI, $40 90. Span $50 feet. steel
supsrstructurs, concrete door. con.
crete sbatmsnts. and no middle
pier. Work will begin at once.
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Sisters of Will Toole Ex,
tend Thanks.
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire TO thank our friends
and neighors for their klndnesses
shown during our dear brothers.
last sickness and death, also Rev.
Il. b. White and the singers, and
for the many handsome floral trib-
ules. We especially thank Mr.,
and Mrs. George Kern for their
help and kindness all through our
brothers sickness aud death.
HIS SISTERS.
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g no doub.

John Stoughton is merchh mt
at Rockbridge, a man of business
ability, good judgement and we'll
rounded education. He has been
a prominent educator in this coun-
ty for many years, and is at pres
ent terving as school examiner of
the county.
Mr.. Stoughton has good knowl-
edge of legal workings, having
been Justice of Peace in his town
ship for more than ten years. He
is a man of family, genial
husband and father in his home !;
a courteous pleasing business man
in his store, and in his town.
We have heard it said by scores
of pers ms regardless of politics,
that John Stoughton is strong
candidate for Probate Judge. So
thoroughly satisfactory was he to
his party that when his announce
ment came out, no name came up
to oppose him. Others were spok
en- of, but they readily gave way
to Mr.. Stoughton, because they
knew he was the strongest man
mentioned for the office.
We predict that Mr.. Stoughton
will be elected by one of the
largest maiorities ever given a
candidate In Hooking county.