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The Washington times., 1910-10-11
MODS IN PORTUGAL
CONED BY CANNON
WarShips of Foreign Coun-
tries Cleared for Quick
Action.
SPAIN STRENGTHENS
GUARD ON FRONTIER
King Alfonso Turns Over to Wey-
Ter Entire Charge of
Army.

PARIS, Oct. u.-Lisbon, seathing with
anarchy, was saved from { night OF
horror only by the frowning guns of the
foreign fleet Of warships in The hsrbor,
according TO reports from PortugaI's
capital early today.
With decks cleared for action, and
ready for actual war conditions the
battleships and cruisers anchored OF
the Portuguese capital menaced the city
with their great cannon through the
entire night. and sternly promised TO
scourge the fanatics and lawless ele-
ment among the REPUBLICANS with a rain
or shells If they Threatened lives and
property in the city.
Earlier in the day aother report had
st that the mobs had gained the upper
hand. and had fired a portion Of the
city.
Infiamed by a taste Of mob rule, the
marauding ruffians of the capital city
and the radicals among the reyold-
tonists sought to continue their depre-
dations. The only taste OF power which
the mobs had enjoyed was in the storm
ing of monasteries and converts, when
the republican soldiery was unable to
overcome the hooters.
May Be Intervention.
According to another report from
Lisbon the reactionsry movement had
acquired such strength that foreign in
Prevention might be necessary. 1t
would seem, according to these advices,
that the government started to dIsarm
its troops too soon. Relying too much
on the theoretical side and too little
on the practical, it had dismissed a
large frac.iOn of its army.
The international war fleet in the
TagUs harboT has interviewed in the
interests of peace Preparations were
made for the instant landing OF marines
and the bombardment of Lisbon If out
breaks occurred within the ranks OF
the republicans.
Among the war craft assisting in pre-
serving peace is the United States
cruiser Dss Mones.
The Washington times., 1910-10-11
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
A G. Plant & Co, ~ Fourteenth street
northwest
The Washington times., 1910-10-11

In the corporation court, Judge Louis
| c. Barley presiding, this morning a de-
| cree of absolute divorce was granted
/ Jessie Garry Fillingame from Daniel Z.
| Fillingame, on the grounds Of desertion-
The Washington times., 1910-10-11

Marley Encampment. No. 50, I. o. .
F.. held a meeting last evening an
conferred degrees upon a number of
candidates.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-10-19
Union Meeting.

The program of the Union meeting
at Warrior Greek Baptist church on
October 29th ie as follows:
Query What is the best means to
employ to induce members to take a
part in the Sunday school. Opened by
j. II. Martin. Oscar Lanford, w. III.
Drummond.
Querry-What are the reasons our
members do not attend church meet
ings. Opened by j. A. Martin, Ed
Moore, Will Coker.
Querry-Why we do not have revi-
walls in our protracted meetings as we
did years ago. Opened by r. j. Hughes
VIII Power Tom Riddle.
Missionary sermon on Sunday by
Rev. j. r. Taylor.
Sunday school address by w. H.
Drummond.
w. j. Burns
For Com.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-10-19
STATE BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Meets In LaurenS Last OF November
Local Committees Named.

The State Baptist convention meets
in Laurems, with the First Baptist
church, the last of November. 1t is
expected That over four hundred minis
ters and delegates will be in attend
auce. These visitors will be the
guests of the people of Laurens during
the three of four days of the con
vention. and it is therefore necessary
that homes be provided for them.
To this end the following entertain
:: mt committee has been appointed
by the First church to canvas the
city and secure places for the dele
gates to the convention: DIR. L. S
Fuller, chairman, w. l.. Taylor, John
A. Franks, w. p. Thomason, Jr., j
s. Bennett. ID. A. Davis, j. A. Clardy
F.. II. Babb G.. p. Kennedy. C. r. Bran
lett.
This committee will get to work at
once. Their undertaking can be IA
cilitated by the help Of all those who
expect to entertain delegates in giving
your name and the number of yisi-
tors wanted. All the citizens. however
will be given the opportunity of talk
ing convention visitors. But the plac-
ing of them should and will not be
a difficult task.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-10-19
MOUNTNIlLE FOLKS
ENJOYED LECTURE
Farmers Have Harvested Fine Crop Of
Hay and are Selling Cotton
Prosperity AbOnds.

Mountville, Oct. 17.-Mountville had
a great religious treat Monday even
ing In a lecture delivered by Rev. c..
Lewis Fowler on his travels through
Egypt and the Holy Land He illus
trated his lecture with steroptican
scenes OF which he has n large mum
Ser. He spoke for one hour and fifty
minutes to good audience but no
che seemed to be weary. His appeals
icr obedience to Christ MS our Soyer-
cisn Lord We're strong and in his char
acteristc earnesness.
Oar farmers have finished gathering
4 good crop OF hay and some of them
are beginning to turn tie stubble and
TO subsoil In the meantime cotton
is being gathered and ginned and most
OF it placed on the market.
Our merchants are cheerful and
hopeful. If present prices of cotton
and seed continue to prevail they ex-
pect good fall trade and fair col
lections.
Preparations are making for the fall
of corn has been made and is also
being gathered and housed. With all
these things we should be comfortable
contented and happy.
We spent while Sunday morning
with Mr.. John Smith near Cross Hill,
who has been quite sick for more than
two months. Mr.. Smith is a hard
working man and has large family
dependant upon his care and man
agement. and while he is receiving the
tender nursing of family and friends
and all medical attention possible, his
Improvement is not such as would give
hopeful cheer. His sisters-in-law.
Misses kanie and Olive Culbertson of
Greenwood, were over Sunday to see
him.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-10-19
THE NEWS OF EDEN.
Popular Pastor breaches Farewell Ser.
mon mt Rnbun.


Eden, Oct. l1.-Eden high school is
getting on nicely under the manage
ment OF Prof. fIulmer and more pu-
pills are being enrolled this week.
Dr. and Mrs. j. w. Beason went to
Woodruff Saturday on visit.
Mr.. NJ w. Gray was in Fountain Inn
Monday ON business.
Mr.. J. n. Armstrong visited relatives
in Eden Sunday.
Rev. e. G.. Watson preached his fare
we'll sermon at Rabm third Sunday
evening. We regret very much to-
give him up. He has been a faithful
pestor of the church.
The health of the community is good
at present.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-10-19
Asthma!

gives instant relief and an absolute cure
in all cases of Asthma, Bronchitis, and
Hay Fever. Sold by druggists mail on
receipt of price 500.
Trial Package by mail 10 cents
WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Props. Cleveland. Ohio
Laurens Drug Co., Laurens, s. c.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
new ARMY RATION
GRANT MAKES TEST AND 0. K.SEMER.
CENCY PRODUCT.

Washington. D. c., Oct. 3d.
During the recent three day physical
tests of army officers, Major General
Frederick D. Grant, commanding
the department of the east, tried out
the new emergency ration. General
Grant carried three packages, one
for each day and returned with two
of the packages unopened, having
used but one on the entire ride.
The general says he suffered no in
convenience whatever and found the
ration sufficient in all respects.
The ney emergency ration is COM
posed of chocolate liquor, nucleo
Ieasein, mailed milk, dessicated egg,
sugar and cocoa butter. Each box
contains three cakes, one cake being
sufficient for meal.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
WILEY's CHANCES GOOD.
The Bluefield Leader of October

The Blue6eld Leader of October
s6th, has the following:
Hon. Rankin Wiley, democratic
candidate for Congress in the Fifth
district, accompanied by Col. /. E.,
Tierney of Powhatan, arrived in the
city this afternoon returning from a
campaign trip through Mcdowell
county. Mr.. Wiley will leave to-
night for his home at Point Pleas
ant, and win spend the remaining
days of the campaign in the counties
near his home.
He expressed himself as well salts,
fed with his trip to this section and
says that his chances of election are
growing brighter every day. He is
fully convinced that he viii geta
good vote in Mcdowell where the
negro element dominates.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
BETS ARE coBB.ED UP.

New York. Oct, ee.-This was the
liveliest bettingday of the campaign
on the New York stock exchange.
Several brokerage houses came forth
with Stimson money, which was
eagerly gobbled up at the prevailing
odds Of 9 to /. 1t is estimated tina.
nearly $4,000 was wagered. The
largest bet record was one of $4,000
to 1000.
a bet of $500 to $4,000 was
offered that New York, New Jersey.
Connecticut and Ohio will go Demo-
cratic.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
PUBLIC SALE, NOVEMBER 4TH.

At the farm of Thos. j. Gibbs, on
Letart Route. will offer for sale the.
following property. 1gray mare, 2
years old, weight 1900 pounds; bay
horse, years old, weight. 200; L
.sorrel horse, 5 years old, weight,
1000 pounds;l two year old colt.
9 good milk cows, one giving milk
the other will be fresh in December.
l good wagon, buggy, j road car.
and other things to numerous to
mention Terms made known on.
day of sale. NJ. v. GIBBS.
oct. &c, ct.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
The Christian. prlyileoo.

The great master band sends the
thoughts Of sorrow. OF JOY. OF strength.
into our life in varying forms IA
mighty means under the SPIRITS pow.
or. to mold and bring US into the d.
vine image. for ito stand by the side
OF Jesus Christ and look upon life
and it1 possibilities Is to behold Wis.
lon Of marvellous beauty" II is this
ever-deepentns vision Of life that is
the Christians privilege as he walks
By the side Of his Master and touches
the hand which Is moldins his life
into the highest beauty. Though earth
is dark. in HIS presence II 10 always
day.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
HOW DID She DO ii?

Canton Ohio, October 81. = Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Heiser, of ALI
ance, lived under the same roof three
years without speaking to each other
according to testimony to-day in the
divorce case brought by Mrs. Heiser-
who alleges herhusband's actions are
cruel.
They ate at the same table, but
never spoke. They even entertain
ed guests, one of the number being
Rev. Mr.. Leggett, pastor of United
Brethren Church, without saying a
word.
Even when one of their four child
rem, died they rode in the same
coach, silently sharing the sorrow,
but without showing sign of reconci-
.liation. Judge Amber, in denying
the wife divorce, said both were to
blame.
Heiser, in explaining his attitude,
said that Mrs. Heiser told him never
to speak to her again and that he
took her at her word. The wife said
Heiser remained silent through his
own volition.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
HALLOWEEN MIGHT.

The younger set were out in all
their glory Monday night and many
were the pranks played, and no little
property destroyed. Throwing corn
soaping windows, carrying of gates
and lawn swings, placing porch
chairs in the tops of trees, were
some ofthe tricks played. Thekids
think that they have perfect right
to SO conduct themselves once every
year and possibly they have.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
MORNING STAR SCHOOL.

oct. &c, ct.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
ROBINSON DISTRICT.

Those neither absent nor tardyfor
the first month: Samuel waggener,
Katie Bennett, Ray Bennett.
The attendance has been good
with but few tardy marks.
The pupils are interested in their.
work and every thing is moving
along nicely.
Don o. Aten. Teacher.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
Church wnok.

Present-day church work Is to min.
lister to all needs Of men every day in
the week the year round.-Rev. W. A.
Bartlett. congregationalist. Chicago.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
HELD UP AND ROBBED.

William Edwards, of South Side,
was held up and robbed by three un-
known men, while here last Saturday
night. Three men were arrested for
the crime, all stranger here, and
bound over to await the action Of the,
next grand jury.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
Blessings Of
Imperfection
D ME1,aY 2. corr


~.
s:fl AZ 'see " ''Dss-1sos1'Ai>'
To eyery ma, ,,,a :, .,,,., a.
Fiction or an ,n.n,,..,o, :, an a.
pend. on how vi. 49, !. A..
or N a rpnr !. \, ~, 80 1890. :,
conscious al c.iam,,,s. no.s,,i.
troubles imne,d,nr ana a,sser,,,s,
present as 10 he onnre.,od vim =
sense Of The uniyersa !. .n,-.,,
against Won ar yon "A, "a. 4, ali =, !.
glorious ,trnrrla IN ,h,cs 4. {, az
to have a mart - ~
Life In nat al, .<v,vo,,S.,,.v :,
pleasure No ner,on =, .s,,,n,,,,,a,
can ignore al,orether ia main and
need. or ever Re free frop, tha ,snss
OF personal ,neomnletena., and N nm.
realized Adjustment 10 ths universe
But this incompetence rss,lessne.a
and dissatisfaction NAV ha tha cause
OF our profoundest toy and largest
hopes,
A man Is, greater TIM, n, anve,
though he NAV not he better and NAV
be worse In AN ,rnorto,t senss I'm,
perfection IA better and Greater .h,n
perfection. That which "a nerso..t no !.
found its limi,s In, reached ~ f,,I,l
ness. Man acc. M limit ,hnrt n,r
and goes ON forever without ths .en.e
OF comn,etens.s r,a. :. A. -.
of-liy,ng that the moro ~, 1.-Two the
larger life stretches before Won
But for our imnerfec,ions thor.
would be no growth. the frtrro would
lie Nike n blank wj,hort tho hons :,
larger thinsx This n Ia that notes
the new days welcome M m.,,e-
what freight NJ woo thev nav n-,nv
to us-that thew stretch hefore thew
promise onward stems new yist.s ,ha
chance To be more fool rore rnou
more. Perfection might MEAN ,e..e
hn, q would 10 81 - :. sep.s s'
II ever We are inclined % .omr,.,,
OF the shocks q, fortune tho hnne,.
and smarts Of living we orgh. - .nrn
ano iooS on them all with gratitude.
,ney snake US out OF duli content;
tney 'esciiy 70 our incompieteness and
car on us 70 learn HES lessons. TO
gam ne" Strength TO Withstand their
oncomins ATTACKS. The fact thasa We
are Vulnerable makes us ultimately
VICTORIOUS.
now. II matters not how religious a
man may profess to be. how freely
ne may handle pious phraseolosy. II
ne spends his breath in complaining
ABOUT the Sorrows OF this existence
and IN signing about another world
Wnere he VIII be free from the pres
emf penalties and pains and will enter
INTO the HE OF perfection. the life
that has attained and knows no fur
ther desire. bis religion Ia a menace
to this world and 10 him rs dweller
mere. "a q. ~
Our present business iu With The
HE that, is fun OF prophecy OF larger
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
Vote for s.eenberge.n.
Lawrence puts his name only on
the best. ]. W. Rhoades s Co.

lawrence puts his name only on
the best. j. W. Rhoades s. Co.
Misses Elizabeth and Lille Hogs
will entertain the Friday Bridge
Club, Saturday evening, in honor Of
their brother, C. c. Hogg, and their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arch
er, of Huntington.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Lincoln and
Miss Polly Simpson will depart the
latter part of the week for Boston,
where DR.. Lincoln viii leave his
wife and niece for an extended visit,
while he goes on to Florida to super
intend the remodeling of. their win
ter home.
Mr.. [. C. somerille, at Battle
Creek. Mich, for his health, is
getting along finely, and his many
friends are glad to hear of his inn
prosement.
Vote for Friedman.
1t took years of exerience to make
Lawrence paints what they arc now.
J. W. Rhoades & Co.
Mr.. W. H. vaught and family are
moving into their home on Main ST.,
where they will soon be established
for the winter.
WaNrED;-At Dam GO, Ohio Riy-
er, Hogsett, w. Va, 10 carpenters,
IS per day of $ hours. so laborefs,
So per day of $ hours.
Mrs. C. K. Blackwood and chill
dren are spending month, at Ben
Lomond, with Mrs. Blackwood's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Neale.
Upon their return, they will occupy
their new residence, which will then
be completed.
Rev. J. F. Baxter returned from
Spencer, on Saturday, having been
called there to perform marriage
ceremony.
Now is the time to brush up-do
it with Lawrence paints and stains.
J. W. REoades s. Co.
Mr.. William Amsbury, of Gallipo-
| lis, formerly resident of this coun-
ty, made this Office visit yesterday.
Mr.. Amsbury tell US that he has been
taking this paper ever since the first
issue, torty-seven years ago.
Mr.. George w. Long of Southside
w. Va. an! Mr.. James H. Hannah,
of Swan Creek, Ohio, left Friday 70,
Morefeld, W. Va. Mr.. Long will act
as best man in the marriage of his
cousin Mr.. Hannah to Miss Mary
Kuykendall of Morefeld, W. Va. on
Thursday, November the third.
Miss Mae Lynch is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Thomas, at Win
field this week.
A host of out-of-town friends were
here, last wednesday, to attend the
funeral services of Mr.. H. G. Nease,
thus testifying to the high esteem in
which the deceased was held through
out this section of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Tyler were
the guests, yesterday, of Mr.. J. S.
Spencer and family
Mr.. Lee Arlington, one of the big
farmers from over the river, was over
Sin Gallipolis Saturday mingling with
old friends. We asked him the age
of his his father Uncle Joe.''
He said his father would be IS years
old on the 10th day of November,
coming. He is still quite spry and
can ride and walk about most any
place or do most anything he wants
to do, and his memory is excellent
of past or current events.-Gallipolis
Tribune.
Capt. Billy Bowers, formerly con-
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02

Hon. c. n. Matheny, of parkers-
burg, was here Monday attending to
some legal matters.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
HONOR roll. !.
Pupils NEITHER ABSENT NOR TARDY
OR BELOW IS PER GEM. FOR OCT.

OR BELOW Is PER GEM. FOR OCT.
Grade Nellie Bates. Helen
Brooks, Mary Charlotte Fenton,
Gladys Hicks, leila McGufin, EN-
ma Williamson. William Boggess,
Louis Farnsworth, Hylton Greer.
Marcus Gardner, Charles Kenny,
Harold Lyons, Virgil Bell.
Ella Howard. Teacher.
Grade /, A-Eddie Lee, George
Wilson, Early wartenberg, Ella
Gill, Ruby Burton, Nellie Lourie,
Bernice Tippett. Nora Morrow, Lor-
ena Morrow, Ida McGufiin, Virginia
woelael.
Grade g, B-Harry Hammel, Geo.
W. Kenny, Edith Gardner, Florence
Henson.
Virginia Behan, Teacher.
Third Grade-Ellen Cox, Freda
Greer, Flo Greenlee, Stacy Gill,
Helen Henry, Thelda Henson, Iona
Knapp, velma Knapp, Nettie Lou-
RE, Elizabeth Mullen, Eddie Bates,
Walter vaught.
Second Grade-Warren Miller.
John McDermott, Hurbert Vest,
Cassins Vinegar, Fritzy Wartenburg,
Nina Shiaet, Ruth Thomas.
Carolyn Comstock, Teacher.
Grade 4, B-willie Bell, Ralph
Boggess, Jadson Calhoun, Birthold
Epple, Charles Lee, Sanford Rhoades,
Leroy Smith, othniel Written, Ger
trude Hale, Gladys Lane, Lyndall
Parker, Coral Smith, Virginia Wha-
ley.
Carrie Mcintosh, Teacher.
Grade 4, A.-Lyle Austin, Frank
Barton, John Fenton, Chester Fish,
Frank Henson, Harold Haynes,
Dwight priddy, Russell Thomas,
Lena Brooks, Elizabeth Burnside,
Marian Burnside, Nora Mcneil,
Elyzabeth Roush, Irene Greenlee,
Elyzabeth Kenny, Ethel Wallace,
Gertie Wilson, Wilma Bell.
Lenora Somerville, Teacher.
Fifth Grade-Lester Kuhn, Wal
ter Lane, Justine Canady, Grace Nc
Daniel, Alva Hokanson, Inez Parker.
Sixth Grade-Kirby Fen,on, Har-
~ Mcdaniel, Lenora Wallace.
Catherine cottle, Teacher.
+ Grade 7-sybil Burdett, Natalie
Bryan, Helen Steinbach, Anora
kenny, lrma Friedman, Frances
Friedman, Marie Kuhn, Hazel Hem
son, Helen Lane, Sallie Lewis, Daisy
Howard, Clarence Cheesebrew, Leo
Stortz, Gorden Jackson, Herbert
Henderson, Leo. Kincade.
Elizabeth priddy, Teacher.
Grade 6 and s. Harold Borgess.,
Guy Hughes, Nathan Pofenbarger,
Robert Reynolds, Chester Roush,
Howard Foglesong, Bonnie Gibbs,
Gladys Annette, Marie Filson, Lena
Foslesong, Mary McCulloch, Eliza
beth Haynes, Myrtle Mullans.
Eva Hughes, Teacher.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Second year.-Lorena Gibbs, Au-
rilla Heslop, Carrie Howard, Emile
Steinbach, Mary Whaley, Vance
Blasg.
Third year-Lillian Asher, Eunice
Burdett, Emma Clark, Minnie Left
wich, DIN Roush, Roy Woelfel.
Fourth year-Lula Gibbs Cory
Love.
Bertha J. steinbach, Principal.
HOW DID SHE DO III
Canton Ohio, October 81. = Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Heiser, of ALI
ance, lived under the same roof three
years without speaking to each other
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02


Lawrence has been tried-it's right.
J.sW. Rhoades s. Co.
Mrs. Marcus Friedman has return
ed from months sojourn, in the
East.
Miss Rankin Hill was shopping in
town.. on Thursday.
FOR SALE:-Horse cabs-two
secondhand. Very Cheap. Write
onion Transfer & Storage Co., Hunt
ington, W. Va.
Vote for Snyder.
Miss Kate striblins returned
Saturday evening from a week S visit,
in Pittsburg.
Capt. John Thornburg's genial
face was recognized among the Wis
itors in town, on Saturday.
Mr.. Lyeurgus knight was here on
business, Saturday.
Vote for Harrison Ball.
It-took. years of experience to
make Lawrence paints what theyare
now. J. W Rhoades s. Co.
Mr.. Watson Kidney returned SAT-
urday from business trip, to Wheel
ing.
NOTICE: The rummage Sale,
next door to George Hooa-s Drug
Store, lis now under full swing.
Plenty of good bargains offered by
the ladies in charge,
Mrs. Hunter Davidson and Mrs.
Q. A. Roush will be hostesses at a
Guild Social held at Christ Church
Rectory, this afternoon, from ESQ
to S o'clock.
votesf,r Edwards.
Lawrence pant don't fade when
.exposed-made for outside;as well as
inside. J. W. Rhoades & Co.
Miss yeya Haptonstall. charming
ly entertained a couple of tables Of
bridge, Thursday evening; serving,
at the conclusion of the popular d.
version, one of her delicious salads,
together with coffee, sandwiches etc.
Mrs: Chester Wallace, Of Gallipo-
lis, O., and Mrs. Louise Jones, of
Athens, o., were here, Friday, call.
ing upon old aequaintanees.
Mrs. [. F. Campbell, here for
some time, the guest of her daush-
ter, Mrs. Jas. B. Tippett, left Tues
day to join herssons, Lewis, Archie
and Frank, in Tampa, Florida.
Vote,f,r Parsons.
Ready to useby anyone-Lawrence
Gloss for the inside. ]. w. Rhoa-
des s Co.
MraG. A. Thompson, singing at
the Wonderland Theatre for the past
month, has accepted like position
at the Exhibit Theatre. Columbus,
Ohio. and left for that place, sun
day.
c. NJ. ChaIfant, of cottageville.
and John Mckay, of Willow Grove,
were here attending Royal Arch
Chapter, last Thursday.
Mrs. c. R. Mcculloch and sister,
Miss Irene Bower were calling on
Gallipolis friends, Monday.
Vote for Prof. Ball.
We put hobbies on horse to keep
him at home, but the hobble skirts
is not intended for any such purpose.
Mrs. Ida Shively, of Huntington.
Mrs. Jennie RoRe, of Louisa, Ken
lucky, and Mrs. William cheatham,
of Middleport, were guests Friday at
Capt. E. E. Variants residence.
Mrs. H. NJ. McAllister and chill
dren, visiting her father, Mr.. ]. W.
Long and family, at South Side,
have returned TO their home in Cow
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

This ranch has 32 shares of Ditch Water
Stock. Wells 100 feet deep will furnish $50
inches of water with a 20-foot lift. Good
set of ranch buildings; fenced and cross
fenced; $50 per acre.