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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-11

notice. Uuted states Land once, salt
Lake Citv, Utah. MAY u. 1000. To Whum IL
May Concern; Notice Is hereby given that the
state Vt Utah has hled ~ this Office lists OF
lands. selected hy the said state, under section
90 the act ~ Congress, approved iuly no, iSAi,
as Indemnity school iauds, virs SEA uea; ne
Y SEA see. x W. swA sec ); WI nwA sec rs,
4, rs =, X. II w, serial eRh, neA nwA see.
10, n rs H., X. n W, serial Olli4, at, nwA sw
q nwA sec. 80, r, S6s, n, 10 W, Serial OS5QS;
eA swAi swh swA soc, -; sen sen section
-, Towaship8 south. Range 10 West ser.
ial Oii9i, Copies OF said lists, far as they re.
late a. said tracts by descriptive subdivisions.
have been couspchouSly posted Ia this once
for inspection by any persou Interested aud by
the pablo generally, During the period OF
publication OF this notice, or any tlme thcreaf.
tcr, aud before hnal approval and ccrtihcation,
under departmental regulations OF April %,
W1l, protests OF contests against the claim OF
the state 90 any Of the tracts or subdivisions
herein before described, ON the ground that the
same Ii more valuable Tor mineral than for ar.
ricultural purposes, VIII he received aud noted
Zoe report to the General Land Once az Wash.
tugton, nc, Failure so 20 protest or contest,
within the tine specified, will be considered
sufficient evidence of the nCn mineral charac.
ter of the tracts aud the selections thereof, be-
lng otherwise Tree from objection, will b. an
proved to the Slate. h. ID, h, THOMPSON,
Register,
First iuue 9-Last July
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-11

serious obstacle 10 progress, for too
often, "what In every body's business
Ia nobody's business, i" and no one is
disposed TO place themselves In the
gap and take the brunt OF II. What.
ever the trouble IL II ought TO be- fer
reted out aud removed. for the dry
farm industry II u groves successful,
as everything seems To indicate that
II will do, means very great deal to
the people Of Iron county.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-11
DRY GOODS.
A Full line Of Dry Goods and
Notions at lowest prices. Soma
thing new every few days.
SHOES

Can fit your feet no matter how large
or small
Mems work shoes $500. High tops at
$3.50 up Full Patents at $3.50. Kang.
Calf at $500. Oxfords at 1925 up.
Women's Shoes in both Patents and Gan
Metal from SITS to $500.
Childrens Shoes in Oxfords Tan and
Patents all sizes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
A TRAGEDY AT
PINE BLOOM
MARVIN coRBETT SHOT AND
KILLED YESTERDAY 5Y
AGENT MOORE.

People arriving in the city yesterday
on the Atlantic Coast Line brought
the news OF tragedy enacted yester-
day morning at Pine Bloom. a station
on the road between Waycross and
Triton. One man was killed while an-
other, it was stated, was slightly in
jured.
The difficulty was between Marvin
Corbett, a we'll known citizen of Pine
Bloom and Station Agent Moore, in
which the former was shot and killed
while the latter was injured.
Full details of the tragedy could not
be acknowledgement but 1t ap-
pears that few days ago Corbett ana
young man named Gray, went into
the railroad Office and borrowed
Moore's gun without his consent or
knowledge. When they returned with
the gun quarrel followed, in which
all parties, il is stated, made efforts
to shoot, but friends interfered and
the difficulty was stopped
Early yesterday morning. however.
the feud was renewed. and Moore and
Corbett became engaged in fight 1t
was stated that both OF them used
pistols in the affray. Corbett being
shot and almost instantly killed while
Moore was slightly injured
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
LADIES WILL
PAY LICENSE
AND The CARNIVAL WILL BE
GIVEN IN BRUNSWICK ALL OF
NEXT WEEK.

Tae fact that city council refused
tp srant the carnival a free license 10
eXhibit in the city next week under
tle auspices of the ladies of the Jew
ish Aid Society, will not prevent the
show next week, as it was announced
yesterday that the ladies and the car
nival management had reached an
agreement They will pay the license
and the show viii be on every after
noon and evening next week.
In this connection. it was stated yes
terday that the ladies would refuse to
accept the appropriation of $50 made
To them by council The president of
the organization. Rabbi l.oewenstein,
has addressed a communication TO
council thanking them for the dona-
tion. but refusing to accept 1t.
The ladies' will now go TO work in
the interest of the carnival and will
do everything possible to make sue
cess OF it next week. The hish-class
shows and general excellence of the
various attractions practically assures
lis success
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
THIS TEDDY BEAR SEEMS
TO BE FOND OF WATCHES

An accident that was unique in the
extreme occurred ut the carnival
grounds yesterday. d. T. Meggs, the
owner of Sampson, the big snake, as a
diversion, visited the animal show and
Teddy one of the bears, has taken
an exceptional liking for the gentle.
man. and ia all likelihood would have
behaved as usual-that is manifest a
really playful spirit-but when Mr.
Meggs placed his hand on the bears
head his vest at the time being un-
buttoned the bear Immediately closed
his trap-like Jaws on the garment Bit
ing through the vest and Mr. Megg' S
handsome gold watch. completely de-
stroyins the works and badly bending
the case
Mr., Meggs explained that just a
few minutes before coming to the ami
NAL show he had been giving the big
snake a milk bath and in leaving the
tank the snake had passed across his
lap, and 1t is thought that the behr
sense Of smelling was keen enough
to detect IT,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
ANEW STATE AUTO LAW.

Secretary Geek Thinks State Licenses
asdn aasssswhers Needed
A bifl ~ regulate the running Of au-
toznzshsaesgHapa the public highways OF
the stsAs Of Georgia is being drawn
by Secretary Of State Philip Cook for
4 'ssazaSes s'ok the legislature, and will
be intFoduCea at the session of the
seoer al asEsxshly IN 1une
Mr.. Geek has secured copies of sim
lar zszzfs SfxrAa other states and is
slrafSing the proposed Georgia law
after 'tAsse NOW IN operation else
where TAe ball will probably require
that all owners Of automobiles shall
secure q license frem tae state and
shall carry a number furnished by the
state and .NOaiwwed by the word "Geor-
gia." or its abbrevia&ion
Georgia is the only stare in he
linton which has not such a law ON
its statute books" said Mr.. Cook on
Thursaay, and have consented to
draw this bill by request because ! be-
ftsve it is aygoed thing Under the
present faendatsan an automobile own
OF. while required to have a number
on hrs car in atlanta, can take It off
when he gets outside the city limits
and thSre ia no way to identify him
in case an accident should occur while
be is traveaing the public highway"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
HIS AUTOMOBILE,
BUT HIS DOG WAS SAVED

A mas devotion for his dog was
demonstrated in she city yesterday
morning 70 a great extent when ]. p.
Wright rhe wel-known citizen. ran
the risk Of wreckiue his large automo-
bile in order to save his bird dog.
Mr.. Wright was coming down New
castle street in his machine and his
dog was trottns along in front of
him When he reached the intersec-
tion OF Newcastle and Mansfield
streets aud Went to turn the corner.
Mir Dog stopped directly in front of
the machine and VAS engaging in 4
quarrel with another dog
Mr.. Wright ~as right up on his ca
nine before he realized 1t, aad in or
der to avoid running over him it was
Necessary to make sharp turn to-
wards the deep ditch just north OF the
city aal! This he did. and Two wheels
nj the machine went into The ditch T..
Fortunately the machine was not dam
aged 10 any extent and the dog was
saved
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
cRossEp OCEANS TO WE'D.

Girl FSissated Promise Made 70 Sweat.
heart Mary Years Ago,
Pa4ewsens n J., Jan. l5.-Miss OF
tile Doll. who cauns across the ocean
alone 60 fuAan a promise she made
TO Jeeepk wElIske, when they were
swcekheAEts in the old country, be-
caxne his Swtde- here a few nights
ago.
Wtlleke caAe Tor this country TO
make q Akmue Gpw Ais sweetheart TWO
yeaza agws and wassn he was ready last
spring wemk tw Germany to claim
hef Hsw parents. who were well -to-
d. withKsssaE tAetr consent Wllleke
came baea, bus xss until he had an IN.
dfIGtanAzMg wskk the girl, which re
suited In ksr starting for this country
weeix a@e. and being on the ocean
besore her pareaAs realized that shs
was gumSs
After the weadamg cablegram was
sont - tADs rra&e's parents IN Ger
many.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
First METHODIST Gnu -ch.

The Sherman male qnarterte and a
yiolla solo viii be $ feature Vt the
Sunday evening service at the First
Methodist church Preceding By the
pastor at both services. Services at
II a III. and 7.20 . A. the mora
ing service the afst part Of q sarmon
to parents on home Religion viii.
&c preached The second part ofi
this sermon III be delivered at the
evening service. Music two seleo-
tions bg the male quartette and yio~
lin solo by Mr. Robbins. Sunday
school at 8 D. IN. Epworth League at
6.45 >. NJ Prayer service on Wednes-
d. Il 80 II n Public .fespeeially
Parents cordially invited.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
PRESIDENT vETOES
BILL AND TELLS
REASON
Sent \ SPECIAL MESSAGE TO
CONGRESS EXPLAINING WHY
SE DOES NOT WANT A DAM
ACROSS The JAMES RIVER.

ashlngtoa Jan. l5.-President
Roosevelt oday used his veto power.
When he refused to sign a bill which
had beea passed by the house and
senaVa aud sent 10 the chief executive
for his sisuarure The bill in ques-
Tion provided for the construction Of
idm across The J1mes river in Mis-
SoEsi.
President Roosevelt today sent a
special message 20 congress, in which
he stated that he had vetoed the bill,
authorizing the construction OF the
dam. He stated in the message that
he disapproved The bill *Decause it
sranred valuable privileges which
weT- monopoistic and that il did not
contain conditions essential TO pub
lie interest
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
WAS KNOWN IN EASTMAN.

II Eastman Times -IoaIual Of yes
lAc'tE contains The following about
A. Radejh-imer Who committed sui
cid Ia 5his city last week:
MIR. Radelheilorr IS remembered
here by 3 large number of our ciu-
2ens, he having been employed for sey.
erai months during the year 1903 at
tae store Of Harris K Herman He
was ot pleasing manners and friendly
disposition. and although he remain-
ed aete only short while, he made
friends q practically every one with
whom he came in contact. It was
while living here that he was married
TO q youns Lads 1T Iazelhurst to
wAieh place mis- body vas sakeu for
burial"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
Vets VIII Soon
Get Their Money

The money is now in the hands OF
the state treasurer 10 pay the pensions
of he old soldiers in lump sum. The
amount required to pay pensions in
this state is $950ooo and this full
amount will be paid out at one time
by the ordinaries of this state
Commissioner Lindsey is now hav-
ing the accounts audited and hopes
to be able to mail checks TO the ordi-
naries by the first of February and
Immediately on its receipts by Ordin-
airy Dart in this county the old SOL
diers will be paid
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
DEMOCRATS Do NOT
WANT SALARY
INCREASED
THEY ARE OPPOSED 20 tbs
pREasDEsST RECEIVING AN IN,
cREAsE 40 PROPOSED BY The
RgRusAsc Afes

WazAsAgksn, Jan Democea'ic
nsauAxss ok- sAessanas = Joda. showed
theas hanzs@ ~ baang anaaim ousiy o2-
posed o. N. inEssAss "a. ~ sEestdeaJ's 5
seAssy. ~. AAa been proposed by re-
pahaAe8n ssAaAnxS.
Z hAs sApesrs proHosed > increase
thA. saasRx ok tina cAiet executive 70
one &an&Fsd tAs1sAnd aoAar 4 year.
The legislative bsst. carrying this ia
crease. was repaftAd ~ tht senate by
TIE coranAszkes today and j at once
met opposakiea erom "a democratic
side Of the A0use
Senator Csaiberseu Of T-Xas. at.
tackled The increase on the ground
that It aA6 nsA belong IN the bill 4;
all Othsr desAacratic senators alsQ
opposed It the discussion oyer the
increase EasttRg for some time No
daAuits action on ths matJer vas
tahsa.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
WILL WE'D FAMOUS BEAUTY.
Senator Marshall, Of South Carolina,
to Marry Bel7sco Actress.

to Marry Bel7sco Actress.
Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 15.-State
Senator John Marshall, of Charleston,
S. C.. great grandson of Chief Jus
tice Marshall and a distant relative Of
George Washington, will wed Miss f.
Smythe. an actress. Miss Smythe has
oeen member OF the Belasco Stock
company here, and will leave for New
York n few days. Senator Marshall
viii aso 90 10 New York, where tAe
pair VII meet and then 90 to the
senator's southern home.
Senator Marshall was editor Of the
Charleston News and Courier for ten
years. During this time he met Miss
smythe, who was playing with How
ard Kyle in Nathan Hale"
Miss Smythe is a great beauty. She
is not more than IS years of age and
IS retiring and modest. 1t is under
stood she viii leave the stage.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
PLANS ARE UNCHANGED
Chinese Youths VIII Be Sent 70 Aoner-
iea 70 Be Educated.

Washington, D C., Jan. 15-OniciaIs
Of the Chinese special embassy say
they have no reason to believe that
the altered political conditions at
home will result in any change in the
plan to utilize the greater part Of the
81 100000 Chinese Boxer indemnity
renltted By the United States as an
aet Of friendship for the purpose Of
educating Chinese youths in this
country
On the contrary. they feel certain
tina the arrangements made viii sfe
fullk carried cut.
The plan co1templates sending ID
Apae-iea ore hundrei strden eaoh
ss'eae far fcer yaars aTi alter t'.at 4lft5
.eac feT s1ecffd term.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
HAGUE cox FERENCE.
On Bills eF ExSsanse, etc, to Be Held

On Bills ~ Exchange, Etc, to Be Held
by ene Aeasins Nations.
The Hague, Jan is Seventeen ma
tiuns saveaay fsaEe accepted the invi-
tatssn 4exAsmaea by the Netherlands to
attend ths 4n4exnatio1a conference,
with xsze sbsect as9 Formulating general
aaws asn 'she 2sahlect. OF bills Of ex-
ssaznags sAsir wziid,ty. enforcement
ste
psssers that tars far have Sig
Sod aaauzA< s4nksaeicc of being repre-
zsezl1n anaxkMe United States, Mexico
'ssssaaay, EEEanse. Ftaig China Pana-
aaa. sssszsA IAaea, Reru. the Dominican
nyx3elgium. Switzerland
EeSsssa Montenegro and
ssaaz zx1saptaaces fror1 ne 9th
= g.evss4ADnpEueazrnsks assured.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
AGAINST THE PRISON.

Chicago ian. l5.-Iudge Cleve-
land, whose practice Of paroling pris-
ohtrs instead Of sending them to
Bridwell declared it was illegal to
send them there He defended his
system today. declaring. II was a
que tion OF Furnishing men and stary
iHg women and children, Or reforming
r1en by probation and making good
ciuzea4 of them
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
WON WoMEN's HEARTS AND
TOOK ALL THEIR MONEY

St Louis. Jan. 15.-Three women
today made complaint against John
Madison. alleging that he had swindIed
them out OF their hearts and thousands
of dollars By promising to marry
them,
1t is stated that he also has victims
in six other cities.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
FORCED WORTHLESS BONDS.
Western Life Indemnity Company of
Chicago Hit Hard.

Chicago IAN. 15.-Charges that
worthless bonds to the sum OF $500,
GOO were issued by an imaginary com
pany were unloaded on the Western
Life Indemnity company. in place
of 100000 cash. vas laid before State
Attorney Wayman today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
WHOLE POPULATION t4AS
JOINED IN A MAN HUNT

North Shore People Of Chicago look
ing for Woman Attacker.
Chicago. ian. 15.-The whole North
Shore population has joined in a man
huuf for be- party whn terminated the
reign Of terror in attacks on women
by dgussing and strangling Mrs. Ag-
mes Rankin in her home on Sheridan
road last nighF.
Mrs Rankin is the wife Of the assis-
tan. United States attorney Of Chi
csgo.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
De5AGAN TO TAKE
LEADERSHIP IN FASHION

Paris, Ian. 15.-Prince dasagau
yesterday allowed Judgment against
himself for $4,000 francs, due a
money lender.
TODAY he gave an order for one
hundred gaistcoats. intending to take
She leadership III fashion once held
by his father
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
LARGEST CROWD OF WEEK.
Was Present at Odd Fellows Carnival
Last Night.

%NSS tN'5tAs
a crowd that surpassed any amuse-
ment enterprise that ever visited this
city attended the carnival last night
and the Uniform Rank Of the Knights
Of Pythias was in evidence in full
force
Every attraction reported better
business than any previous evening
and the indications are that it shah
= exceeded today
Each attraction has throughout the
entire week put forth every effort to
please the people and these efforts are
no doubt responsible for the wonder
full success of the Odd Fellows car
nical. which will no doubt live long
in the memory Of every one who has
attended.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
FINE LOT FRESH FISH.
Az Trurlow Market and Sea FOOD Res
taurant

There is no scarcity Of fish al Thur
lows market and sea food restaurant.
On sale today and tor table use sill
be red snapper, black nsh. sea trout
and bass, saselts, shad and herring
On Mondays and Tuesdays Thur
lows market has live Holsters for
sale and tabla Send yoGr orders to-
dag and get the hest hsh ever sold
IN the. city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
WEEDS WATER CART.

Oklahoma Wraepea in Legal Ties 70
Ftgsye semen Rum.
Guthrie, okla. Jan 13.--A resolu.
tion declaring the water wagon iu
'0kaazsozna to be a common carrier was
introduced in the Oklahoma house by
Representative Durant, Democrat 1t
passed with q wh@ep, and vas sent to
.he seE ate for eoncurrence The res
eiutton declares that the welfare OF
the psopse demands that the state
wide prsh4bitisa Law shall have the
neral suRpsrt Of the entire citizenship
Of the state
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
Morse May Now
Get Out of JAIL

New York, Jan. 15.-Charles w
Morse, ct al. may insure their re-
lease from the Tombs upon a decision
today of Judge Ward, allowing bail
to Moses Haas and Frederick Peck
ham in the cotton leak cases.
The judge found an old law allow
ing prisoners their liberty until they
are finally convicted
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
REoUcE PULLMAN RATES.

T.os Angeles. Cal. Jan. ia re-
ductien OF y IL per cent IN Pullman
rates between Los Angeles and certain
southwestern points went into effect
today The reduction is believed TO
have resulted from Investigations re-
cent?: made by the interstate eonl-
neree commission
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
Jury in Hains Case
Says He is Not
Guilty
SOME OF THE JURORS WERE 4
ON VERGE OF COLLAPSE
Demonstration Was So Great When
Verdict Was Rendered That
Judge Crane Had to Order
the Courtroom Cleared.

New York, Jan. 15.--After being
out over twentyfour hours, since yes
terday afternoon. the jury in the case
of Thornton Hains, whose trial was
eliminated yesterday, announced at
O'Clock this afternoon that they had
reached verdict. Judge Crane
requested the jury to stand aud with
his noted deliberating manner said 70
the foreman of the jury;
Do you find the accused, Thornton
Hains. guilty or not guilty?"
There was death-like Stiffness
throughout the court room at this
iuncture the foreman replying to
Judge Crane. Not guilty.
The demonstration that broke forth
after the foreman announced the YER
dict was such that Judge Crane or
dered the court room cleared Hain6
rushed to his mother and kissed
her time and again, and seemed to
be oyerjoyed only for her sake that
he was a free man Mr. Mcintyre,
the defendants lawyer. congratulated
him as did a number of other friends
of Thornton.
Early in the afternoon 1t was re-
ported that two OF the Jury were on
verge of collapse and the judge said
he was willing 10 discharge them that
they might get medical attention THE
twelve jurors begged for ten minigtsa
more time in which to decide the fate
of Hams. which was then granted by
Judge Crane, the verdict being re-
turned shortly after
The prisoner after he was discharged
said that he will visit his brother
Peter, who killed Wm Anniss ayarY
day in his cell, He went to the Hotes
Astor tonight where he will reuaaia
with his parents.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16
ORIGINAL AFFINITY MAN
is IL WITs pARESls

Monroe. n. r. Jan 15.-Ferdinand
Earl. lha ei-iginaE aFila3
rsagas. Is Ia FeIikiks hospital saFaEar-
lun. ss.fering from paresis.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-16

Thornton Hains was accused wiSn
being a principal with his brother.
Capt Peter c. Hains, Jr., In the killing
of William Z, Annis last August in
Flushing, n. Y. He was indicted for
abetting the crime of his brother The
judge, in summing up the case, made
the following remarks as to on what
grounds Hams could be. convicted or
acquitted: If The defendant intention
ally aided and assisted in killing An
mis-, you need not consider or decide
Peters sanity or insanity YOU may
dismiss the question. for the defendant
would even then be guilty Of crime
Thus, gentlemen the question, and
the only question for YOU to decide Ia,
did Thornton Hams Intentionally aid,
abet and assist Peter Hains to XII
Annis? All the evidence given in Fbig
case, including that Of insanity. Is
simply TO help you 70 decide this ono
question. II he helped 20 Kill Annis
you can put all the insanity testimony
to one side You need nor consider
it, Take this case, gentlemen, review
it carefully and patiently and say
whether you find this defendant to be
guilty Of murder in the first degree.
murder in the second degree. man
slaughter in the first degree, man
slaughter in the second degree, or not
guilty"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-03-19
BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL,

The largest real estate deal that has
taken place in York county since the
war. was consummated last Tuesday,
when Mr.. ]. C.. Wilborn, the well
known real estate man Of YorkVille,
sold the S. M. Jones-Brown planta-
tion. to Mr.. A. E. Willis Of Lynchburg,
Va
The plantation involved in the deal
includes something over 1000 acres
located pretty nearly half way between
Yorkville and Rock Hill, and although
the purchase price has not been made
public, 1t is understood that the con-
sideration was close in the neighbor-
hood Of 100000.
The deal has been on for some
weeks. The land was virtually sold at
the beginning Of It; but the next ques-
tion was to suit Mr.. Willis with de-
sirable home in an acceptable location.
Mr.. Wilborn, of course, did all in his
power to bring Mr. Willis to Yorkville;
but influenced by various important
considerations, among other things ed
ucational advantages for his children
the location of relatives in Yorkville
and the supervision Of large planta-
ton he owns in Barnwell county, Mr.
Willis had considerable hesitation be-
tween Yorkville, Rock Hill and Colum-
bia. All doubts have been settled In
favor of Rock Hill, where Mr. j. Ed
gar Poag succeeded in selling to Mr..
Willis the DR.. w. G. Stevens residence,
one of the handsomest in the place.
Mr.. Willis Is originally from Barn.
we'll county, and is a brother OF Mr..
NJ. C. Willis, proprietor of the York
Vile Buggy company. His family con-
sists of a wife and four children. He
is a large farmer of wide experience,
and his requirement Of the Brown
plantation will probably have no little
bearing on the development Of that al
ready splendid agricultural neighbor-
hood