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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28
BATTLE GESTURES MASS FOR REST
 IF DEAD
MOoRS OPEN FIRE ON MELILLA
 DURING SOLEMN REQUIEM TfR FOR SOULS REPosE

MELlLLA, August 27.--Solemn re quiem for the repose of the souls Of "a large number of Spanish men and officers killed in the sanguinary battle with the Moors July p was dramatieal. ly celebrated today.
 The altar was decorated with flowers and surrounded by, four cannon, Cat ling guns and stacked rifles.
 At the moment of the elevation of the host, the Moors opened fierce fire from a distance and the guns on Fort Camillos roared response.
 Notwithsi anding the attack, however the religious ceremony was completed, after which defile of troops and ar tillery did considerable damage 10 the camps of the enemy, in one of them blowing to pieces a group of tribcsmen and their women.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28
Great National Sneezetest
 Annual Meet at Bethlehem

,., .n,hItlLEHEM, Pa, August 27.-This ",eu White mountain resort just now n "T mecca for sneesers from all over "nu' So numerous are they in
 'nat their sneezes can be heard
 e summit of Mount Washington !, ]" twenty miles distant. The sneezes |N " all tones and sizes, ranging all way from the "false', or " cat ,' |s., to the real, robustious kerchoo a' sends the loosened rocks rumblins "ra the hillside. . n, ,u' occasion of this great assem. S or sneezes and sneezers is the ,,p annual meeting of the United ,',r Hay Fever association. an or. nl ''O" % with membership of sew s,o,.1 IOusands s' and an eligible list of t,aI , millions. The meeting was open L.nG LS and will last until the supply
 n Tpandkerchiefs is exhausted.
 1e association was formed for the Isl;o.' Oi getting information on the M na o' sneezing from sufferers in s,pai 'S or the United States. At tho
 'OnVention views and sneezes
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28
BARK MEXICO A NOTED WRECK

The moss memorable wreck in tbe history of the American surf was that of the bark Mexico. stranded on Hemp stead beach. Long Island. early in the morning of Jan. 3. 1887. She carried 104 passengers and crew of twelve men. Four passengers and four of the crew were saved by surfboat from the beach under the command of Ray nor Rock Smith. All others were frozen to death, though the wreck was so close to the shore that their cries and even some of their words were plainly heard on the beach It was the story of this wreck. as published throughout the nation. that led to the establishment of the United States life saving service. Scrap Book.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28
M 'GRATH WILL TAKE SUSPECTS BACK
 FOR TRIAL

Sheriff II. J. MeGrath. of Silver City New Mexico, will leave for that city this morning, with Ben Davis and T B. Dorsey. wanted for horse stealing.
 McGrath spent nearly the entire day yesterday making an investigation of the case and examining the horses brought here and disposed of by Davis and Dorsey. He is confident that at least two horses which were brought here were stolen at Silver City.
 Davis and Dorsey failed to take steps yesterday to prevent their being taken back to Silver City and it is not thought that they will offer any resistance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28
COMMISSION ExTRAvACANT
 IN PORChASE OF PAINT

OLYMPIA, August 27.-John II, Schively, state insurance commissioner. was today acquitted on every count voted against him by. the house of rep. resentatives, before the senate sitting as court of impeachment Twenty eight votes were needed to impeach. Twenty-six voted against him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28
ACTIVE AT s7

This would be unusual news if men and women would keep themselves free from rheumatism and all aches and pains as well as keeping their muscles and joints Timber with Ballard $ Snow Liniment. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28
ZEPPELIN STARTS ON
 JOURNEY TO BERLIN

lkElDERlCHSHAFEN, August 27.
 'ne drlglble balloon Zeppelin III "af'ed tonight for Berlin. The course S sn De via Neuremburg. Leipsic, and DN'erfeld, about 450 miles
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28
Disconcerting.

It is disconcerting when you have paid out S56n for q violin and SI0 for bow to find that you can't make a squeak on the blamed thing without a sen cent piece of rosin
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28

In the course of life how many per 'ous stop on their way and fail be- nusc. like Atalanta they let the gol. 'rpies seduce them Hanure de Bal.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28

FORT WORTH, Texas, August 27.-- The Texas State Stenographers asso- eiation is holding it's annual conven- ton in Fort Worth. President Claude McCaleb presided at the opening ses- sion this morning. The convention will last two days
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August 27, Archbishop Riordan celebrated his six ty.seyenth birthday today, having been born in New Brunswick, August 27, l49. In December he will complete bis twenty fifth year as archbishop of San Francisco.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28

OSHKOSH, Wis, August 27.-The German Press Association of Wiseon- sin began its annual meeting here to- day with a good attendance. The pro ,eedmgs will continue over Saturday and Sunday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28

AENlA, Ohio, August 97.--The Re loimed Presbyterian church at Cedar 'ne where Whitelaw Reid, ambassador 70 the court of St. James, worshipped asa boy and young man, began today eelebration of the one hundredth an lNersary of it's foundation. The cele. oa'on will cover period of three days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28
Brief Notes of
 the Days News

LONDON, August 27.--R. l.. Borden, oooosition leader in the Dominion house of commons, sailed for home today, af- for two months vacation in Europe,
 NEW YORK. August 27.-The na- ,onal committee of the United Irish eayne of America met at the Hoffman bouse today to discuss matters of inn ,ortauee in connection with the pres snt work for the Irish movement.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28

BUFFALO, N. r., August 27.--More 'haA twenty states are represented at the convention of the National Asso- cation of Attorneys General, which as %mbled here today for two days session. An address by Governor Hughes on the Enforcement of State Laws' is to be the chief feature of ihe program. 1.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28

ASBURY PARK. N. J., August 27.-- This famous resort is crowded with wis itors for the annual carnival, which was ushered in today with the queens cor onatiOn. The festivities will come to an end next Thursday with the baby parade.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28

DELAf1ELD, Wis, August 27.--A wedding of note here today was that of Miss Alice Smythe, sister of the Rev, Sidney T, Smythe, president of the St. Johns Military academy, and Frank William Mouse of Bellingham, Wash, dean of the department of mathematics at the academy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28

Batteries--Overall, Higinhotham and Archer; Wiltsee. Raymond and Myers
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batteries Willett, Lelivet and Stan age; Beckendorf, Wilson, Chesbro and Sweeney.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Batteries-Gaspar and Clarke; Curtis and Grabox, 5tf t
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-28

Batteries--McQuillen, Scanlon and Dooin; Martel, Beebe, Raleigh, Melter and Bresnahan and Bliss.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-02-26
Denies Librarians Statement.

The witness was closely pressed,
too, about his conversation with Miss
Skefington. He denied very emphatl-
cally that he had used the language
attributed to him by her, "that is
Dune Cooper shooting Carmack. He
admitted that he had not turned back
to the scene of the killing until he
had met Miss Skeffington. He next
went around downtown and stopped
at a number Of places. He denied
that he did this to establish an alibi.
The State declared at this juncture
that it proposed to take up the cross
examination on new line, and that
as the hour was late, it would be bet
ter to adjourn until 9 a. m. tomorrow.
The court so ordered.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-02-26
SEVERE ORDEAL
FOR COL. COOPER
State Brings Up Details Dealing With
His Past-Counsel in Bitter
Battle.

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 24--Aftes a
day replete with exciting incidents
the session Of the Cooper-Sharp trial
for the murder Of Former Senator
Carmack closed with the aged defend
ant, Col. D. B. Cooper, still upon the
stand. The direct examination Of the
colonel, which began early yesterday
morning, lasted until nearly noon to-
day. Almost the first thing the State
did on cross-examination was to an.
nounce that it would try to prove
that Col. Cooper was defaulter to
the extent Of over 100000 while
clerk and master Of cnann=~s: il
Maury county. This precipitaJed a
bitter fight between counsel, during
which harsh words were used and
much anger displayed, despite the
efforts Of Judge Hart to hold the reins
tightly.
The State won partial victory and
straightway sprang another surprise.
It resurrected some old legislative
records concerning an investigation
into alleged defaleation Of State
Treasurer NJ. T. Polk in the early
'8Os. They offered to prove that
thousands of dollars Of the States
money was invested by Polk with Col.
Duncan B. Cooper and Others IN a
Mexican silver mine scheme, a wal
nat log scheme in North Carolina and
scheme to buy the Nashville Amerl-
can.
Col. Cooper admitted that there
were irregularities in his office of
clerk and master in chancery, but
said they were due to bad manage
ment and poor bookkeeping and that
every dollar was made good. He ad-
mitted that Polk was his partner in
the ventures named, but declared that
| lie Cooper never handled a dollar
Of the money and had no knowledge
that it was taken from the State 5
strongbox.
Colonel a Good Witness.
Col. Cooper made an excellent wit
ness, but one hard to handle even by
his own counsel. Repeatedly he urged
Judge Anderson to let the State ask
"any question on any subject and
at times answered over his own attor-
ney's objections. Now and then he
displayed great heat, but he did not
contradict himself upon any point.
When court adjourned the cross-ex-
animation had reached only the COM
mencement of the trouble, the early
editorials. Tomorrow the State should
reach the actual killing.
It is likely from the length to which
the State is going on the colonel 5
cross-examination that the witness
will be on the stand all day tomorrow.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-02-26

rect examination. They had taken
the colonel as far as the walk to the
scene Of the killing. They will re-
sumo The direct examination tomor-
row at 9 a. m, to which time court
was adjourned.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-02-26
ROBIN COOPER
CROSS-EXAMINED

Continued from page two.)
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28
Our Friends.

May they live long and prosper"
The following renewed or are
new subscribers this week. New
su~subscribers marked by n star.
Henry V%iebrock, Slater
Jos. Schieszer, Jr, Marshall
Hugh Wilson, Napton
Douglas Gordon, Blue Lick
". b. VanDyke, Nyssa, Oregon
l.. e. Kelley, Randolph, Iowa .
Arthur Doan, Marshal
John Tracy, Marshall
]. A. Dennis, Marshall
Mrs. Ella Holloway, Marshall
w. F. Hinnah, Gillian
IT E Quisenberry, Slater
T. E. Mitchell, Marshall
wv. T. Clark, Marshall
John F. Aulgur, Marshall
r. w. Blum OF near Slater was a
substantial visitor at our office Fri
day.
Herman Kunze, one OF the prom
inent farmers from the Plains, was
a new subscriber while here las,
Friday.
Chas. E. Meinershagen OF Black
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28
ANTIOCH

Quite a number from our vicin-
ity attended the commencement
exercises at the High School at
Sweet Springs.
Miss Ethel Wilson was a guest
of Misses Ida and Grace Richards
Of Sweet Springs for several days
last week.
The many friends of Charles
Langewisch. will be glad to hear
that he reached New York safely
and sailed from there for Hamberg
Germany Saturday.
Miss Ethel Cox has been the
the guest of Miss Elsie Dickerson
for several days.
Old Mr.. Boatright OF near Hern-
don met with a painful accident
Monday morning. He was leading
a horse and it scared at a dog and
jumped knocking him down and
hurting his back. His physician
says he may not be able to walk
for several weeks.
Rev. Dotson OF Marshall preach
ed at Antioch Sunday
Arthur Cox and family were the
guests Of Charles Aldridge an6
family Sunday .
Mrs. Ned Herndon OF Herndon IL
quite i'll at this writing.
Walter Cox and wife were Sun
day evening guests OF ]. w
| Hnnk and family
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28
Lincoln School Commence
ment.

The opera house vas crowded
Thursday night to listen to the
splendid program rendered by the
graduates of Lincoln School. The
exercises were beyond all expecta-
tions and showed that each pupil
had been thoroughly trained and
drilled for the occasion. 1t was
readily seen that the speakers en-
tered into the life of their orations
and that their Interpretation of the
pieces were nearly perfect.
phe members OF the board we're
present in a body and made en-
couraging remarks to the principal
teachers and graduates. Prof,
|Kenner who has charge OF the Lin
coin school deserves much praise
for the high standard he has set
and the road he has paved to aid
his students in attaining the desired
goal and holding UP the standard.
The music under the supervision
OF Miss Millen one of the teachers
deserves much credit. The chill
dren were well trained and the
music suited the occasion. DR.. M.
o. Ricketts, Of st. Joseph who is
well known over the state as
Grand Master OF Masons and as an
eloquent speaker, after an excel
lent address delivered the diplomas
He smade many encouraging re-
marks.
The program was as follows
| Opening Chorus-I will Extol Thee.
Declamation--The wish dearer
than the crown-Olie Williams.
Chorus-Hark, Hark My Soul.
Declamation-I Vas so glad ! Vas
here tonight, Rola Brown.
Reeitaition-Lincoln, the Immortal,
Iona Wright.
Declamation-1he Party, Jett Jiles.
Recitation-The Debatin' Society,
Sarah Jiles.
Song, Arion Waltz-Girls Glee club
Oration-Riches and Poverty, Mis-
souri, Bassett.
Oration-The Mind, Hubbard Car
per.
Song-Millsr's Wooing
oration-Progress OF a Race, Mae
Johnson.
oration-Hitch Your Wagon to q
Star, Clementine Reeves.
Quartet-Hush Yo,Honey, Hush,
j. Jiles, b. Gibson 10. Williams, r.
Brown.
Observation-Disclosures, Mollie Johnson
Chorus, Let the People praise Thee
Presentation OF Diplomas--Dr M.
o. Ricketts, OF st. Joseph, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28
MT. LEONARD.

Mrs. Mat Barnes and Mrs. Jas.
Swinney were called to Napton last
week on account OF the death OF
Willie Mae Elgin, Mrs. Barnes
grand child who died from the eff
fects of having drank carbo.ic acid,
Misses Margaret and Helen Ber-
lin are the guests of Irs. E. Sim
mons this week.
Miss Leta Hancock was a visitor
in Marshall the first OF the week
Mrs. S. r. Curry and family are
visiting Mrs. Curry's mother in
Kansas. City at present.
Miss Edna Mcdowell came up
Friday to spend the summer with
Mrs. C. j. Oquest.
Mrs. A. B. Cort ana son, Loyd,
were visiting in Malta Bend Fri
day.
E. Fierking and daughter, OF
Blackburn transacted business in
town Saturday.
Jake Weaver OF Miami was thu
guest OF A. d. Cort Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie carp and Mildred
Bagsby of Blackburn we're visiting
friends in town one day last week
Fred Smitherman moved his fam
lily up from Slater for the summer
Mrs. j. s. Howard and daughtei
Virginia of Marshall were the guest
OF Mrs. C. j. oquest Saturday and
Sunday,
Master Charlie Lamb is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah SIM
mons this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes and children
returned home Monday evening
from a weeks visit with relatives
at Nelson and Napton.
Jed Poole and wife of Slater Wis
tied several days this week will
Mrs. Pooies parents, MI. and Mrs
Hibbard north OF town.
Mrs. Bertha Casey OF Marshal
and Mrs. Chas. Brown OF Slater
came up Wednesday morning =
attend the missionary social at tn
church Wednesday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28
RIVER

Harvey Colt who has been quite
sick is reported some better.
j. r. Heuman has returned home
from a weeks stay in Moniteau
county.
Walter Kammeyer, wife and baby
Of Cooper county visited. the for
mers parents here Sunday.
Dickie Heuman and sisters Miss
Ollie and Mabel attended Childrens
Day exercises at Arrow Rock Sum
day and were dinner guests OF
WIN Heuman and family.
Lewis Driver was calling on the
fair sex near Cambridge Sunday.
Lewis Edwards and wife were
guests of Ray Johnson and family
Sunday :,
Mrs. Lewis Garrett OF Clay Gem
ter was the guest of her father,
Mr., Colt who has been quite sick,
n. l.. Fisher was viewing the
sight on Capital Hill Sunday. |
Roy Howard went to Glasgow to
visit relatives Tuesday
Jesse Hensick transacted busi-
ness in Slater and Gillian Tuesday
Mrs. Hoener has been the guest
OF Mrs. John Weiher since Tuesday
Otto Kramer, Of Little Rock
pasetd through here Friday on .hii
was - Long Branch.
DIR. Piper Of Slater was called K
see Mrs. Weiher who was quite
/ sick.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28
Adyer Used Letters.

Remaining in the postoffice 81
Marshall, May &c; 1909. If not call
ed for will be sent to the dead let
ter office at Washington d. c.
Mesdames Ella Campbell, Goa
Cox, Laura johnson, r. L. Kinkea-
Maggie Trc<sr. -.
Misses Annie Naprel, Violet vii
liams
Messrs. Mural Crockett Henry
Meyer, Henry Ripley
l.. w. VAN DYKE, P. NJ
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28
,urn was ] substantIaI visisor SAT-

"EH EUaHHL LN.HL "a WNLrU .I.aa.NaH ~"
burn was a substantial visitor Sat-
urday.
Harry Smith OF Napton was a
caller Saturday and had the Repub
lican sent to Mrs. J.. M Smith.
w. r, Fitzgerald Of Blue Lick call
ed in Wednesday and renewed foi
himself and also ordered the Re-
publican sent to VIM, Vienna r q
Deer Park, Wash, who formerly X
sided here. :,
John Wall was here from Norton
Wednesday and made us a SUB
stantiar cali renewing for himsSi
e. e. Wall of st. Louis and VIM
Clark OF Fresno, Cal.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28
LONESOME VALLEY

The farmers are all done plant
ing corn and glad to see a nice
rain.
h Miss Josie Reynolds Is spending
a few days this week with her
cousin Pearl Reynolds
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Reynolds
were dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Clemens Sunday.
John Griffith passed through our
burg Saturday.
Al fine girl arrived at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miller May'i5.
Look out girls Johnnie viii soon
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28
circuit Court

!he following cases were d'sT
posed OF in the circuit court dur
ing the session which closed Mon
day. Cases continued or under adj
visrment are omitted.
Ella j. Gretchen VS.. Sarah Van
Buskirk ct al, PARTITION, trustees
report approved and is allowed $40
for LIS services; r. b. Ruff 5000 and
A. b Hoy $50. Order OF diStribu-
titi..
Edward Harris ct al VS.. Pearia \.
Harris ct al, Com. Report, Sheriffs
report OF sale approved. T. II
Harvey a"ov ed. 5000 and v. v. Nail
1926 for services.
Jesse Roberts VS.. Robert King,
damages. Suit dismissed on ac-
count of plaintiffs death.
Eva May Accord VS.. Henry Sim
mons; ejectment. Dismissed by
plaintiff.
Cora Williams VS.. James L.. Bull
lock ct al, motion for costs. Plain
tiff files bond for costs.
Swofford Bros. Dry Goods Co.
VS.. r. w. Jackson, account. Judg-
ment by default for $424.Oo.
j. L. Pritchard Admr. VS.. Ella j.
Gretchen note. Judgment for pain
tiff for $145.
w. c. Sparks ct al VS.. Marion
l. q ---l.. - oI nnnplnuntn ll1dD-
ment for plaintiff for foreclosure
of deed of trust.
j. w. Jenkins Sons Music Co. VS..
Lenora Cameron, contract. Dis
missed by plaintiff.
Irwin Williams VS.. John ID. Moul-
ten, note, Judgment by default fos
$419.10.
Decree of Incorporation granted
Union Cemetery Association.
w. s. Barns VS.. estate of w. 0,
Mcclure appeal. Judgment fol
plaintiff for S201.22
Cartrie wilson VS.. Hezekiah Smith
rev trial. Jury fails to agree ane
is discharged.
County Collector VS.. W, M
Walker, Jr. taxes. Judgment fol
1925.
Arrow Rock Stock Bank VS.. w
Thomas Blakely, Attachment
Judgment for $144.51 against at
tached property.
The following divorces wer'
granted.
Addie Bryant VS.. Robert Bryant
Eliza Norvelle VS. Lafayette W
Norvelle, divorce. Granted will
custody of children.
Kate M. G.. Ross VS.. Young Ed
wards. Note. Dismissed by plain
tiff.
Martha v. Evans vs.. James Evan
Julia Glenn VS.. Ralph Glenn.
VIM. s. VS.. Eva b. Duke.
John Phillips VS.. Matte Phillip!
Caroline link VS.. Joseph Zinl
divorce. Dismissed by plaintiff.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28
County Committee Meeting.

The Republican County Central
Committee met at the Court house
last Saturday with most o! tn
committeeman present in perton o
represented by proxy.
T. M. Fow!er was endorsed TO-
postmaster at Ne.sop. PostntaL-
ter Barron we are toll h1j 80
his property there to Mr.. Fow sr
and will go west.
Miss Estellah Montgomery was
endorsed foc the Colony matron-
ship.
p. G. Sullivan vas endorsed for
the Miami Postmastership.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28

postmaster and merchant, is bui.d-
ing a new store building, a MI.
Houston, OF Windsor, Mo-, is put
ting IN a lumber yar1, a Msrshan
man is abous to ooen a. barber
chop. Let the good work go on.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28
zeal estate Transfers

Sa.lie b. Webb to Gas Wind
meier &c acres Ia 17-3l-23 3036.
Mary Belle Wright TO john J..
Moore 1903 acres In 31-5,-19 760
Laura B. Wilson es al to same
same - 1850. :. .-... -..... ...-.. no
Peter j Butter to Frank SADIE
white 5 Ceres in 16-5O--0 =. :. 80
Clara E Shellenberger 20 ] ID
Jackson Irreg lot Herndon 90 Is
Brack carp 70 JOS. w. Malone 2
AZ acres in 7-51-2} 49,. $3.50. 375)
Alfred Friemolth to Amelia
Kessler 1-2 acres in 9-s2-20 80
andres Kickashear to W. H..
Savage lots is, 10, block g.
Nelson ..... -. -...i. -.s. 1900
w. c. Gaines to VIM NJ Riley
lots 9, 10 block is west Slater 500
Mary A. Bartlett to Thos r
Bell 100 acres in II, 21-50-20 500
Maggie LAWYER by trustee to
Chas c Knox 11.4O acres in
i-4g-2l ...... 49,. -. 500, -. go
Jas F Bentley to r Campbell
sr., 20 acres in 9-i9.-2l - Us
W c Gaines t oSaline County
50 acres in 21-52-20 .-.. ".-. $50
w II Savage to Andrew Kicha-
shear lots IS, 10 block 9 Nelson zoo
J Z Whittle t oSophil Barrow
17.44 acres in 27-52-19 d. go" $50
Chas c Knox to T S Steele 11.4O
acres in 4-49-2l .... -. 1900 625
DAM 4 Crumbaugh to Northwest
ern Mutual Life 1923 acres
in 3~2-52-19 -. ..-. -..- - $500
VIM H Keyton TO Elizabeth Ell
Eo.t 10. 3 block 10 Z Exten
Eubank Add Slater e. :" -. 1900
Geo L Penn, Trustee to c b
Davis lots $40 block 7 Nelson 1875
Chas K. Smith to Louis Seibert
30 acres in 25, 26-s0-23 ...". -. 1000
Malissa o'Donnell to Thomas Z
ODonne,l 10 acres n -9-5C-2O 5000
Thos e. o'Donnell to A j Keys
100 acres in 19-50-20 -. - 5000
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28

Charles Thomas and wife visited
tn elatters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Boggs Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Jesse Hensick and dqugh-
ter were shopping in Slater Sat
urday afternoon.
c. w. Blumhorst has been quite
sick but is convalescent:
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28

Miss Phoebe Sharperson will give
a recital at the A. M. E. Church to-
night-Friday-at 8 O'Clock. Miss
Sharperson is a graduate OF a num-
Der of colleges and is very popu-
lar as a public entertainer. Don't
fail to hear her.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-28

The A. M. e. Church has arrang-
ed for a big picnic at Clay's Grove
in Marshall for Saturday evening
June 5th commencing 6 pm