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Gtneinnoti, 90. sluauit.

Gtncinnoti, 20. slusuft.
| 6rances u. 2uttebous an SoIepbg
9utton, A Sub an GroB Str, ST..
Joa Barbour an Cora MaItpn, 4C
5ub an Wtt. Wernon Ipe., 81.
Wtabel q. Mcgroom an NIfreb &
gsrnens. so SUB an GIsmere ape.,
$4500.
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5ub on Weope Ctr, ST.
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70 5uB an 8labitons 4pe., 81.
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81.
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81.
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ppob, 81.
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l Sot an Mc gprmit Str, 81.
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so SUB an Soiper }tpe., Ct. Bernard,
81.
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0rotfdulte, l Got an Cambridge Str,
81.
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Sopbie Strpbtman's Grben on
Margaret Sttmonn. % Elm SritteI
Sur an 8opio Ctr. 81.
SoIepbine WifeI, 2lbm. on Gnuit
0enior, 5 acres In Gee. 35 gpIerain
Sp,. $1,000.
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Spencsr Sp., 81.
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Gas erlperbslebeu Der glellseii se.

Gas Griperbsleben Der 0el5eii ge-
Itattet es ben @,eiiien faum, bic 8e.
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benbsn Q0rper ipisberberjfeIIen.
Sir 26 Gents bel apptbetern sn ba.
ben. W.G.
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Griiber late nno erntete Der 1ono.
mann, lett ~prcbiisirt1 e..
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-30
RALPH BINGHAM ENTERTAINED
Popular Humorist Delighted q
Fort Pierce Audience.

Mr.. Ralph Bingham, one OF the most
widely known and popular humorists,
delightfully."- entertained Fort Pierce
audience last Thursday evening and de-
spite the fact that so many empty seats
stared him In the face he kept those
who we're present in an almost continu-
Gus uproar Of laughter during his story
telling.
MIR. Bingham Is not only a gifted hui
morist, but is master Of the violin, and
charmed his hearers with selections
from the master musicians, and also
proyed that he was a soloist OF ability
by rendering couple Of baritone selec'
tions.
His closing story Of the negro excur-
sion and picnic brought down the house
and his use Of the plantation dialect
was great. In telling Of Bill Johhsons
experience he displayed ability on the
piano also.
Mrs. Bingham accompanied him on
the piano in the violin and vocal selec-
tions.
Those who failed to hear Mr.. Bing.
ham missed a treat and it is doubtful
il his equal will be seen here this sea
son.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-30
REUNION OF SAMPLE FAMILY
Father and Five Brothers Met
First Time in Il Years.

For the first time in seventeen years
mr. D. l. Sample and bis iive sons net
wednesday aud enjoyed a family re-
union at the home Of Mr.. A. M. Sam.
pie. Of this city,
Mr.. Sample, senior, whose home is
In Charlotte. N. c., is spending the
winter Ia Fort Pierce with his two sons,
Messrs. Adrian M. and John NJ. and
the other sons, by mutual consent, also
paid them visit at the same time, ar.
riying Monday, Tuesday and Wednes.
DAY. On the latter day sumptuous
feast was prepared and around the fes-
tive board the family held a joyful re-
union. The merry banter Of the "boys'
and the pride of the father, to say
nothing Of the'presence of the wives Of
three OF the sons, made il a happy event
and an occasion long TO be remembered
by each Of them.
Those who gathered at the reunion
dinner were: Mr.. u. I. Sample, the
father, Of Charlotte, N. G.; AN Sam.
pie, Of Chester, s, c.. Adrian M. Sam.
pie, wife and three children, Of Fort
Pierce Frank w. Sample and wife, oi
Charlotte, N. c.; John M. Sample, wife
and baby, Of Fort Pierce, and Harry
Sample, Of Eau GallIe, Fla, thirteen in
all, and as ine samples as ever orig.
mated In the Old North State.
Frank W. was married on December
2lst, at Concord, N. c.. TO Miss Johnsie
Farrow, of that place, and they are now
on their wedding trip. A. N. is inter
ested with his brothers 10 trucking Al
Pompapo and win visit that place be-
fore returning home, Harry isa young
business man Of Eau Gsllie and is the
only bachelor in the family, which fact
made him the victim Of many jokes
during the festivities, but he promised
them to improve his opportunities DO
liore the next reunion The only ab
sentee was Mrs. A. N. Sample, who wai
unable TO be present and was CORE
spoudIngIy disappointed.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-30
TREE AT WABASSO
Other Interesting Items of News
From That Place.

L. F. Geiger left for his home In Co
Goa Saturday night, where he expects
to spend the holidays.
School closed here last Friday iorthe
holidays.
In spite of the cold weather we have
been having already this winter some
OF our hustling bean growers have sue
ceeded In growing some beans. for
which they are receiving fancy prices.
Our little town was crowded last Sat.
urday night With visitors, they having
come to attend our Christmas exercises
In the school house.
Mr. Nathan Woods, Of Illinois, ar
rived 10 Wabasso last Friday night for
the winter. Mr.. Woods owns tine
young grove on the ridge and never
fails TO come down every winter to look
after 1t. He was accompanied on this
trip by hts mother, father, daughter
and brother, also bis brothers wife.
An error was made In the items from
here last week by either the correspon,
dent or printer. In the roll Of honor
Sebastian, instead OF Wsbasso, was
mentioned. There is no roll Of honor
for this week, rs the records Of recita-
ton we're incomplete on account oi
Christmas preparations.
Before an audience that taxed moi
orly the seating capacity, but the stand
ing room also, of our school building,
the pupils Of the Wabasso school sue
ceeded in rendering their parts in the
Christmas exercises, last Saturday
night, in a manner that was a credit K
themselves, and to the community also
To make special mention OF any ont
member on the program would be doing
Others an injustice, and as space iorbid'
mentioning all, will say that each ont
carried out their parts very we'll in
need. The decorations, consisting Q
palmetto, Spanish moss, myrtle, an'
many kinds otfAncy Christmas decora
tions, were arranged on quite an exten
sive plan and we're quite appropriate
for the occasion. Santa Claus was un
able to be present in person but he di'
rot forget US as gifts were quite numer
GUS under the trees. He also remem
bered, through the Sunday school, al
Of the children Of the place with gen
erous treat OF fruits, candy and nuts
The entertainment throughout wa
quite success and was apparently en-
ioyed and appreciated by those pres
ent. The teacher wishes to thank th'
older folks who kindly helped th'
school out In the exercises and to Mis-
Mildred Smith, our organist, for tn
music.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-30
.GHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS
Trees by Baptist, Methodist and
Episcopal Sunday Schools.

The Christmas holidays have been A
joyful round Of pleasure for all, and es.
pecislly the little folks. Three Of the
most important features Of the testiyi.
ties we're the Christmas trees by three
OF the Sunday schools-Baptist Meth.
odist and Episcopal.
The 6rst Of these was the entertain.
ment OF the Baptist Sunday school,
which was held on Saturday evening.
The church was tastily decorated, the
main feature of which was the hand.
some tree heavily laden with gifts for
the children and grown-ups. The house
was crowded with an interested audi.
ence which fully appreciated the excel.
lent program of songs, recitations,
acrostics, ETC., 90 we'll rendered BY the
children Of the Sunday school. Follow.
ing the program came the distribution
OF the presents, which naturally was
the long.waited.ior event to the expec.
tant children, and many hearts were
made glad.
The Methodist Sunday school cele.
brated on Monday evening, when there
was also another large audience on
hand. The decorations we're very pretty
and elaborate, showing taste and hard
work in the arrangement The central
figure was Santa Claus house which
presented a realistic log cabin appear
ance, and in this was stored most Of the
presents. The house was hanked on
each side by decorated trees, one Of
which was loaded with sacks OF candy
for the Sunday school pupils and other
little ones. After the rendition 0t an
excellent program Of appropriate songs
and recitations Old Santa Clausemerged
from bis house and gave out his pres
cnts for the deserving ones, and assisted
In the merrymaking.
The Episcopal Sunday school also eel
ebrated on Monday evening In the I'm
provement Club hall. Here also the
Christmas tree 10 evidence, a hand
some specimen having been SGT the
stage and showed TO excellent advant
age, laden with the many beautiful
Christmas remembrances from Saint
Nicholas. A short but appropriate lit
erary program was rendered BY the
children. and the Christmas carols b'
the choir were greatly enjoyed by the
audience which comfortably filed the
large hall. The distribution OF the
presents was also a feature Of import
ance in their entertainment for the
hearts of all the children, aswell as the
grown folks, were made light snC
happy. :,
In many homes on Sunday family
trees we're enjoyed, and the day was on'
Of merry laughter and happy hearts
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-30
lILlTION OF OFFICERS
y. aud Eastern Star Held
public Ceremony.

r.. W19N1o~S - - N.Sa, ~
3, euth Chapter No = Oroer o.
s,a,. y entertained their Masonic
,.u sDd 8 number Of friends assne
,,1,r.,.llstion Of officers and a de-
1900, ' for the inner man. In
's' s,,sr Lodge No. 81, F. & A. M"
~ ,be guests of honor, also in
l.dIes first turned the floor over
A. NssOns, and Mr.. Frank E, Will
:. Deputy Grand Master, aud Mr.
X sample, Deputy Grand Marshal,
ll.d the following officers OF the
naLodge; NJ,
S.nhlpiul Msster-D. Z. Eldreo'
sor Warden--A. X. Wilson.
,,or Wsrden-C. F. Olmstead.
,ursr--W. ]. Nssbltt
s.nslary-A. @. Dittmar'
fAssin-G. E. Dutton.
m Deacon, E. Tylander,
.or Deacon Beni. Hogg.
,slar steward-John n. Wynn.
sblor steward-W. w. Scott.
1,l,sL. s. s. Farnsworth.
6IIowing this ceremony Mrs. E. &.
sNIl, entertained the gathering with
r =
ol her charming recitations, and,
,,.Al, brought forth much applause.
lhs Eastorn Star officers were in-
..0,j By Mrs. A. M. Sample, Acting
IA Matrop, and Mrs. W. B. Cross,
Grand Marshal, and the follow
ssre inducted into Office
N. Summerlin Worthy Matron.
b Dutton- Worthy Patron.
81 Benz. Hogg-Associate Matron.
n NJ Bronnum--C Conductress.
INC. Pyles Associate Conductress
lt Julia Nesbitt- Treasurer.
Bis ella Stanford Secretary.
SIS LEILA Brown-Ada.
Hh Annie Free Ruth.
f Mabel Wilson Esther.
Nlx Lilly Belk-Martha.
Ms k,pla Buell. Electra,
Me Margaret Whyts-Warden
LA8 Farnsworth- Sentinel.
Al |hs beginning Of this ceremony
NJ E1iletn Star presented Mr.. Farms
IRlh with q pretty lodge pin in token
11lF appreciation of the faithful SER
lpa interested work on behalf Of
bhpser.
lb|os we're set in the center OF the
s1a covers laid for all present, mum
ls over sixty, and the ladies Of the
1'er did themselves proud in the
'|hs Of a supper OF turkey and all
asoFies necessary for q sumptuous
The guests were loud in their
y Of the entertainment and the
sood things to eat. Ane their ac-
r doing full justice 70 the spread
s''dence Of their sincerely.
11 tninisiated who were fortunate
sh % be present we're greatly Inn
Nsd By the ceremonles Of both or
a'ld are indebted to the Eastern
iog . very pleasant evening.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-30

James Reynolds, who lives at Central
supply, Fla, was robbed Of sll0 in
money, q gold watch anh chain, mer'
scbam pipe, suit Of clothes and even
bis hat and shoes while on Christmas
visit to jacksonville, and why they did
not skin him is not known.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-30
DEER HUNTING IN AUTOMOBILES
Novel Way Of Getting the Game
Inaugurated Here.

Deer hunting 10 automobiles Is
novel way Of following the elusive game
hut the first attempt here proved sue
cessful, and more than likely the pen
zius buggy will replace old DopO'n ~
AHA seld as we'll as Others.
on Monday Mr., F, q. Willis, with MS !,
b,o.her. Mr.. Leroy Willis, DR.. W. y
vsnEandingham and Mr.. r ), EoOlu. .D,
soD vent out in Mr.. Willis SO'hOrse
power seven-passenger Packard touring
ear and brought down Two fine desr' g, :,
thIrty.two quail and other game, :, ! 3, =
arss deer was killed by Mr.. Robinson
from the machine while running a. !
oood rate Of speed, and the second s. Ds. :.
sSos r,,' bv Mr.. Robinson and Mr. LeEOs
wiIlis' Some Of the quail were alsO
shot from the machine ,,...,.
"a Aoain ON wednesday the MesSls' ?
wits and Mr.. Robinson we're ou' u
the car and bagged another tns % !. oss,, s'sa,
and all Of them are enthusiastic ,.',' Osss .'ss
an1 sslss -, ,aa,boS of hunting The distance g
covered S,,g during each day was aDOu' = Z
n"so' The sSsm plenty Of time also ,Or !.
sssmping 'yr around in the woods = y. :.
certainly beats horseilesn' eAS ,,,,nroas
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-30
FIREMEKs NEW YEAR BALL
Tomorrow Evening at the I'm
proyement Club Hall.

Tomorrow evening, New Years Eve,
the Fort Pierce Volunteer Fire Depart
meut will give Grand New Year Ball
at the improvement Club hall and every
body Is invited to be present. The COM
mittee on arrangements nave prepared
for a Jolly good time and all who az
tend are assured ofa pleasant evening
Music will be furnished by the ForS
Pierce Band, which is assurance tnatiS
will be Of the best and the floor viii 90
IN perfect condition for the merry wniri. =
The ladies OF the Improvement Cluo
viii serve refreshments in the dining
room and the appetites will be satisfied
Tickets are on sale by several ol the !
Fort pierce young ladies' and may 90
procured in any number. The price =
g cents for gentlemen and % cents iOr
ladies. aooa -.
Dancing will begin at $3.50 ana cOI, ,,
.,nns uutii II As, during which time all
are asked to enjoy themselves
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-30

A,,sr the tirst Of the year the passen'
80. . arginaers Of the Florida East Coas'
rsilway rs will have the same divisions Is, o J.
the road as the freight engineers Ina'
: ,ns ,rom .o' IscksonvIlle to New smyrna'
49,, =, New smyrna to Fort Pierce, from
rS". ,sva' pisrce 70 Miami, and from Miami
: X Knights Key. At present the Pc, pas, .
ss,rs, : :, engineers run from Jacksonvllls
: seSs :. Augustine, and from St. Angus.
~ ~. ~ ! =, Ecr. pierce. The only change
l',I 'lus ~ ~ 4 making New smyrna relay !
VIZ. WI. - ,nstead Of ST. Augustine For'
Slrc pierce retains its position as DIVISION
point for all crews a.,
{, andrews Episcopal church' Kev'
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VIII " I, narT .a,T0cIsion, as follows; holy com
'ns a. Zoo .. N; Sunday school ,.oO ~
muu'Vs Z ,., oommunion ~ and sermon at ll'vV'
nO,s loa0,os prayer BY lay reader 7:sop' ~, n
sSenlps .,''s..'oa f,us orayer and sermon st an AZ
SS'n,s Sssa.s swsyeiaud, $3.50 P, m. EVep'ns W J,
sSs, salrss' snS sermon Al stuart 800 ? n 2,
PRAYER Ier SSS Guild election Of officers q q
y w9a,ss s,.rsaS slst, At sOOp m Litsns an0
.'.S,s',csion ,eS' s wednesday 9'sV' COnns E,.,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-18
The Quaker Shop Girl.

Il bought this ribbon" said the
shopper, from a girl who sprinkled
her conversation with Quaker thee's'
and thou's. talked with her long
or than was necessary. just TO hear
those Quaker expressions She was
the first person ! have ever seen be-
hind the counter who thee'd and
thoud her customers. | have bought
goods Of girls who spoke in every
European accent imaginable. not to
mention our different American dia-
lects. but the Quaker phrases were a
novelty. | let the girl know that |
considered her a regular curiosity in
a shop.
Most people. do. she said En-
ployers do not like the Quaker speech
N a store because it makes the speak
er SO conspicuous. For business pur-
poses | try to break myself of the
habit but the quaint old words will
slip out now and then"