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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-30
BY ESTHER GRIFFIN WHITE

-
In novel written by Charles Dud-
ley Warner it was said that the cru
cial test of mans love was the first
time he saw his sweetheart eat.
Eating is gross.
No one will deny it,
The writer remembers to have at
tended banQuet-or what goes under
that name now and then-where three
hundred women We're eating. The
party of the first part" having just
had her breakfast ate nothing. So
during the iterim between the serving
of the eats and the speechifying. there
was nothing left but opportunity for
observation.
And it was a disillusioning, not to
say terrifying, sight.
When people eat, their noses gener-
ally get red and their skins shine.
Many of them forget to talk.
They devote themselves entirely to
masticatlng and swallowing.
In the home" the human animal
feeding is probably seen at his worst.
For it is lamentable fact that peo-
pie are careless of the nicetles OF the
table, oftener than not, when there's
no one but the family by.
Sometimes they eat in the kitchen
because its too much trouble to take
the things into the dining room.
Many persons who elegantly affect
to dine. lunch and breakfast in patri-
clan isolation may be seen snatching
cold bite from the pantry shelf or
the stove-hearth.
The truth is we are all horrible hyp-
ocrites.
We pretend so much it's wonder
ybody will ever get to heaven. Or
more to the point that anybody be-
lieves in us, or everybody doesn't find
us out.
What cheerful frauds there are
these days.
Thank you so much, DEAR" you say
over the telephone, for your lovely
present. Just what wanted and such
a surprise! You are always so thought
full. 1t was simply dear of you'll in
tend to wear it to church next Sun
day"
"Oh--what? l don't understand
surely you must have misunderstood
mel didn't say wear it to church
Mouse it in church-dear. Come
round soon. Oh, I'm so glad you liked
my PRESENT. was just simple lit
tie thing but l thought you'd enjoy it,,
maybe. l can't afford to buy much
for my friends-but it's the spirit
isn't the Christmas spirit beautiful?
1t is so sweet and-thanks, dear
we'll goodbye-come down-yes, I'll
call you up again soon-wellgoodbye-
come down-yes-I'n call you up"
Lord, that was a close shave you
say running out into the sitting room.
Don't make such a noise-what's
the matter?' says some other amiable
member of the family occupying two
chairs and the best light in the room.
What in the name of heaven Was it
that Liz gave me?"-
"A prayer-book-don't know what
she thought you'd do witheRt.'
ooh, yes-that old thing. was so
mad. What did she give it to me for
anyway. l don't go to church in a
blue moon and if l do l don't bother
the place."
Perhaps she thought you needed
one" deployed the member of the
family. .,
Trust you to say the agreeable
thing-always!"
"Oh-shut up. / want to read"
Thus happy domesticity.
But to return to the aesthetic as
poets of eating. If it is the test of a
mans love-what must it be for a
Woman's?
To see a man for whom one may
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have to enter other peoples ho9Al
without knocking A little Of tho j
mality you use between yourself
and people On the outside, in1eoe
into your daily exchanges with ~
family. would straighten out domee
tangles amazingly.
Are you prea ching serm0
asked the man a, the next desk.
Well. il am. isn't this the I'll
o year for 'am."
There's no time OF year for q d
mon." replied the man at the nj
desk. Sermons are obnoxious d
ohtrusive" !
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-30
BLOOD MONEY IN PERSl,

srnins the Crime Of Murdet.
A Persian murderer may pay O.
money in lieu OF his own life.
manner in which this is calculated !
one Of the most complicated thin
about Persian law. A woman il Wo,
only half man, and SO a man car
be executed for the murder OF a me
woman. A husband whose wife b.
been killed by his steward was oblie
first to pay half the stewards bio
price to the mans relations. and III
the steward. having been reduced
the value OF half a man. equal to O
whole woman, was legally executed.
From this principle 1t follows thaty
man who has killed two women can
condemned to death. a. equality In I'd
infringed, II the murder Of 4 WON
be committed by several men "a
friends, upon whose initiative alor'
any proceedings can tak,e place. can d
Iuand the death Of but one OF the mu,
derers aud always by paying the 4
ference In the price Of blood. On a
same ground II two women murder
man the death OF both can b demany
ed.
Evidently one could make 4 consi
cradle fortune in Persia by getting ontd
men folk murdered by a woman apiees
Much the same plan is carried out
the case Of Amor injuries. with q
curious addition-that the part Of
body paid for is considered to b
property Of the one who pays the bl,
money-London Times.
When you have bilious attac|
give Chamberlain's Tablets a TT
They are excellent. For sale by
dealers.
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Happy New Year to All!
~. M. c. A. Open House.
CAMELS IN A RAGE.

ANhsn Reused These Usually Patient
Animate Fight Like Fury.
The usually patient and submissive
camel. like the proverbiai worm. will
sometimes resent an overdose Of
abuse. Too dense to think of way in
which be can outwit his driver and so
take him unawares. when reused to
the pitch OF fury be rushes at the
tyrant open mouthed. and his formi-
dable teeth md powerful jaws do seri-
Gus damage.
OF this vindicuveness the camel
driver is aware and Of the certainty
that sooner or later the camel will seek
revenge. Accordingly it Is customary
for the person who fears his malice to
throw his clothes before the camel
meanwhile hiding himself until the
animals fury has been expended in
tossing and trampinG on them. when
the injury. real or supposed. Is at once
forgotten.
The camel will not identity himself
with his driver or rider in the smallest
way whatever. He steadily declines
Ill advances His eye never lights up
with love or even interest at the ap-
proach OF his master. Should you at
tempt to pat or caress him he will OBJ
3ect In a very decided manner.
Good treatment or bad makes no dit.
ference to the camel. Life and its
hard conditions are taken for granted.
His view Of things 10 far too serious.
He il 10 absorbed and preoccupied that
hs has no time to waste in the gam.
0ols INDUCED in BY al other young
animaIs.-Harper's Weekly.
An automobile wind shield that can
be adjusted as to angle by q thumb
screw and worm and pinion gearing
has been brought out in England
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ORDER OF CLEANERS
TO MEET JANUARY g

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Dec. 30-An
arrangements have been completed
for the national convention of the
Ancient Order of Cleaners, which will
open in South Bend on Tuesday, Jan
uary 8. Fully two thousand delegates
will attend the convention. The larg-
est number will come from the FIVE
states of Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Ohio and Wisconsin. The program
has been completed and Levi T. Joslin,
of Grand Ledge, Mich. secretary Of
the order, is here engaging quarters
for the delegates and visitors. The
sessions will be held in the Oliver
opera house and the convention head
quarters will be in the Oliver Annex
hotel
Oil lamps can be prevented from
smoking if little liquor distilled from
onions be placed in the bottoms Of
hot,
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Wool.

BOSTON-The Commercial Bulletin
will say of the wool market tomor-
row:
There is less uncertainty about the
tariff question and the feeling in the
trade is better. The volume OF trans
fers IL fairly large and is better dis
Tibuted. estimates being for close to
Ave million pounds moving on fresh
transfers There have been more
buyers on the market than for several
weeks and the different branches OF
the wool industry are better repre-
sented. The market is firm and sales
have been at full previous prices. Bids
ON certain lines have been refused.
Demand is still running TO medium
grades. both in territory and fleece
woods. but there is more interest than
formerly in fine.
Reports rom the west indicate that
the new clip is being rapidly cleaned
up. Estimates are for not more than
100000 pounds left unsold In Mon
tana. Recent sales in that state have
been ri prices showing only slight de
clines from the highest OF the season
UP 20 lSLc. having been paid for
choice clips.
The shipments OF wool from Boston
70 August g inclusive. were 121.7To.-
s6i pounds against 1913 5l6.9 pounds
for the same period last year. The
receipts 70 August 3. inclusive. We're
1s4. f05 SEQ pounds. against 14s.S76.7SS
pounds for the same period last year. 70
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Mellsbura Briefs.

Read the W Va. Optical Co s an
nouncement on Page >. to-day's issue.
Charles Jones. of Toledo. is a guest
at the home Of his parents, sir. and
Mrs Maurice Jones.
J.. /. Hall. Of Obcrlin. Ohio. was "A
business visitor in Wellsburg this
week
Mr.. an dMrs. a. q. Neville have re-
turned from New York city. whore
they have been for the last Jew
months
Miss Cora Maccal is spending her
vacation in Atlantic city.
Mrs George g. Curtis has returned
from a visit with friends In zanes-
VILE. Ohio
=. w. r. Glass and family have re-
turned from a three weeks visit al
the camp grounds.
Rev. and Mrs W J. Holmes are
spending short vacation 81 Chau-
tauqua. y. !.
Mrs Martha Mahan is visiting AZ
the home 81 Mr.. and Nrs. Fred /.
Hall in Dberlin. ohio.
Mrs Jay Patterson. II Terre Haute.
nd. s. visiting WelishurE relatives.
Miss Ethel Potter. Of ConneIlsville.
Pa. was the guest this week Of her
sister. Mrs -. l.. Marquet
J. q. W. Davies H. spending week :
vacation al Niagara Falls.
W. J. Crawford IL visitor a. At
lantic city
Mrs Sol Combs. ST. Is tho guest %
her daughter. Mrs Earl Roberts. Of
Terre Haute Ind
Mrs. Louis Schupbach and Mrs
Mary Green have Icft for Nj. Clemens.
Mich. where Mrs Schuphach will un-
dCrgo n course for rheumntism
Misses Anna md Marie IIodein ex-
poet 10 leave next week for visit
with relatives IN North Carolina
Or o. l.. Judge was a business
visitor IN Wheeling on THURSDAY.
Hazlett NJ Rodgers was Wheel
ing visitor yesterday.
Attorney J r cree end family are
soiourninE az Mackinac. Mich.
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STOCKS STILL ON
TOBOGGAN SLIDE
Ne" Low Records for Present Move
ment Are EstabIished-All Stocks
On the Decline.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-The stock
market continued its retrograde con.
dition by establishing n number of
new low records for the present move.
ment. All classes of stocks partici.
pated in the declSle. which for the
hrst time bore the marks of precipi.
tate liquidation from various sources.
together with n very liberal admixture
~ short selling. The bear party was
more or less aggressive throughout.
directing its energies no less upon the
rsidndard shares than upon those OF
more speculative value. Trading was
most active. when the market sold or.
and on the few ftful rallies became
very dull.
In the early hours of the session
The list manifested some disposition
towards recovery. being aided in this
direction by the better demand for
orr shares In London. where interna.
''nal stocks made general gains. but
'1c absence OF anything Ike heart
support gave renewed announcement
fo the short account which maintain
a. rs advantage TO the close.
standard OILS continued weakness
.. the outside market. It's net loss 20
day being Is points. was again a
~ cor, and sensational upward
movement IN cotton options. 70 which
stocks are always more or less sus
reptible. was viewed with some con.
Germ
Offerings OF United States Steel
we're on larger scale to-day than for
some time past, aggreeating over zoo.
600 shares. That stock was the weak.
.sr Of the active group. making a net
decline OF rs points Othe- issles
That showed pronounced heayiness and
made severe losses. include The cleo.
tr'cal stocks. American Smelling. the
toppcrs. the Hartman and Hi
shares. Reading. Lehigh Valley. Texas
COMPANY. InterborouRh METROPOLITAN
preferred. Brooklyn Union Gas and
laclede Gas. declines ranging from .
20 ~ points. Final prices were AZ
the days low level. the whole LIST re.
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Metals.
fORK- Standard

NEW NORK-Standard copper
steady. Spot. sl2 17i1G12 37la. Lon
don irm. spot $50. SIS. Cd aud futures
$50. -. Cd Lake copper. $i2 80
- on: electrolyt'c. Si2 62Lz gl2 -.
and casting. Sl- 37izN1e 80. Tin
firm; spot s42 25642 -. London
firm; spot c192. IS. and futures E1Ss.
5s. Lead quiet, 81 45G4 so. London.
: 10, I7s. sd. Spelter quiet. 81 s56
s.. London. E25. lis. Iron. Cleve-
land warrants 4cs. I'd in London Lo-
cally iron was steady. No. / foundry
northern. So GOALS Is. No. ? foun-
drv northern. s1i 75Gt15 90. No. I
foundry southern and No foundry
southern soft. s14 75415 Is.
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Buiidind Notes

The work ~ cxcavating has been
which Is being erected I'm Harker's ad e
dition
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new Cochran memorial at Bethany.
the plasterlag being about finished.
The repairs on the J. g Palmer,
Jr.. residence on Pleasant ivanue are
nearing completion.
The outside work has been com
pleted on the residence OF NJ. l.. Wells
corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
and the inside work is progressing
rapidly
The Joseph Cans property lying On
The south OF Buffalo creek. has been
sold To Mrs. Mary Proellochs
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WELLSBURG

Tr. NrIianrrs tirh schooI build
inr or Tlc1yant nvenue ia started
IUtI' is now n largo number ~ mo
..fri.e employ rI The building be- to
ho On modern structure. with an OF
ils imprnt emcntr 90 an up-fo-dnfc
building and whom completed will
give W.Ushurg quite an addition 90
th, educational advantage - tho
town
Tho rNC1Nnfing has been rrmufafed
IrI work nu ffe foundation started.
nud fhr erection nr tha MuUdir. ..ui
Do pushed fo completion. ae DO o. the
desire 81 the board that 10 may be
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E--E

hecting a state OF Generalization. Fol
lowing the close OF the market. 1t was
reported that much OF the selling re-
suited from the closing OF accounts
because OF impaired margins
Bonds were weak in sympathy with
the decline in stocks. Total sales, par
value. aggregated s.. $3.50 GOO.
United States government bonds
were unchanged on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-05

a prominent music publisher once
said the best way 20 Judge Of song s.
popularity is hy the number OF paro.
dies written on s." In tho last TWEEN
tv-hyc years there have been put on
tho market numerous limitations o.
Hewitts Easy Task sOap-thc original
white laundry soap n soap Is
worth initiating. 81 certainly 10 worth
trying
Ilewitt's Easv Task SOAP has made
good" in countless homes because DO
really does What others try to DO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-05
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

INV. NORk-ButtCr steady. IN
changed. receipts C.571. Cheese
stcndy. unchanged. receipts 1O65.
Eggs firm. receipts 1882 Fresh
Gathered extras. - c4c: extra fret.
9uigLzc. FIRST. ia lSc. seconds. tGc:
thirds. ia ljc. fresh gathered dlrties.
80. J.. 13ikN1{c. 40. ?. ia i3c.
dir,ics. poor 10 fair. lOdtic. checks.
good 10 prime. l10i2c. checks. poor
10 ,air. per case. g. UOd3 90
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. New investment
buy wing made broad market today in
wheat. Purchasing vas based uDon a
belief that reports Of serious damage
10 crops in Russia had been corr rrucd
and that there was truth also under
The stories OF black rust i'm the Canad-
ian northwest Closing figures were
steady q. n = TO 144417s higher than
last night Latest trading left corn
q 10 . n =, down. oats up l. to IA u
a and provisions al an advance OF Sc
10 22i2 r 25c.
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Dry Goods.

VIEW YORK-The cotton goods
markets. We're quiet with little better
Inquiry from con, erfinr sources. Trad
Eng boo thc iohh.nV houses Is fair. but
Hot active. Novelty silks are selling
better IN tho mems wear trade moro
selling is reported Yarns continue
easy Nth more inquiry
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Duckpin LEAGUE.

The regular fall duckpin league will
be organized at the Linton alsyS
within a few weeks The league was
TO start its season August /. put ow-
ing TO the fact that the repairs have
not yet been completed the opening
was delayed. \ sch dulc calling for
a.. games will bee adopted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-05
Saturday Niaht Dances

As soon as the cooler weather sets
in the Saturday night dances at the
city hall will be started again. These
dances were given last winter and met
with general approval. During the
hot weather dances are being given
each saturday night IT Stanton park
large number from here have been
attending
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At the Churches.

Regular services will be held Al all
OF the local churches tomorrow morn
ing. with the exception OF chrisJs
Episcopal church. Services tomorrow
evening will Ice a union meeting at
the lawn 81 II. /. Hamilton. SUNDAY
school AT all of the churches AT tn"
usual hour
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Coffee.

-IH. nd I1.arHftH .H frf fatff. ..a...rr
NsN YORK iiavrc mafaet al
tguccl ou" to one and ono q.artsr
francs September futures closed
offered $40 fIEIr December closed
offered 900 $685. Mareh closed offered
OF fuglc Nr' closed Offered az
1921 Iu.. closed offered at f0gIc
800 SO quoted or lsLc. Market
s.c7dq o. ST.. NiNFOEU e. CO.
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Ball Game Today.

The Giants OF Wellsburg and Coats
Colts OF Steubenville. Ohio. will cross
bats this afternoon on the Fourth
ward ball grounds Both teams are
evenly matche dand a good game is
expected. The Giants would like to
arrange games for Saturdays with
several good Wheeling teams.
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Marriage Licenses,

Francis A. Brown and Harriet Grill.
both OF Pittsburg. Pa.
Harry S. Masch and May Grady.
both OF Pittsburg. Pa.
Charles Frederick Franklin and
Marie Catherine Anderson. both of
Steubenville. Ohio.
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Atkinson Reunion.

The annual reunion Of the Atkinson
family Will be held on Saturday. Aug
ust -. 1911 at Ferguson fieid Fol
lansbee. An enjoyable occasion is an
tiCiDaied
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Place

81 81 for 60 day bills and at 81 s61O
for demand. Commercial bills.
81 SSis. Bar silver. 52%c. Mexican
dollars, Acc. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds weak
WASHINGTON. Aug. AT the be-
ginning OF business today the condi-
ton OF the United States treasury
was:
Working balance in the treasury Of
fees s91. LBS, 1i3.
In banks and Philippine treasury
$34. III. ISL.
Total OF the general fund was $l52,
s25.9S6.
Receipts yesterday were S2.326,422.
Disbursements were s1,939.611.
The deficit TO date this fiscal year Is
S15.730.5T5. against a deficit OF SS.s31,-
s11. at this time last year.
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Pelrolet,nn.

O1. CITY pa Credit balances.
$40 Runs. t-t.112 barrels. average
ifrNt2 barrels shipments. 200 .11E
barrels. atcrarc. ctO.ff1 barrels
SEW YORK standard OIL closed
OF ff.f
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 4. II.
Range OF active stOca. on tie New
YORK stock Exchange. corrected daily ~
a. p Masten a Co. brokers
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used a. soon AZ possible. Arrange
ments for the sale Of tire second ward
school building. which contains the
high school n the present time. are
being made
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Protest Game.

The Leans have protested the game
won by the Fats. and want another
game arranged to be played in the
near future. II is stated that the
Leans have accused the Fats OF buy
ing up the umpire. thus causing a 3
to score in favor OF the Fat men
The fans are anxious for another
game
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No.. Y0yle Curo Market.

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. :. II.
Fep1rt"i ay s. r.. AlaSf"n =, 60 l. p
Bran :. manager, members $cw YORK
stock f-s-t4Tre
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Hszlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 4. II.
ne following quotations on tie mara
active Wheeling stocks are cop,.ct.d
my Tor the Intelligence by Howard
hazlett * Son. local brokers:
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'l)-l>. per cent eN-div.
CD = per cent ex-rlghta
Total sales 7s7. no shares.
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Fittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. I. II.
The active Putsburs stocks. correct.i
uaiiy pN A. J.. Masten d Co bankers
building:
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WHEELING. W. Va. Aug ! II.
Ih@ following quotations on tie nor.
actiNe Wheeling stocks are corrected
Hdlly Tor inc iuteil geucer by George w
baron. local broker. ana u. L. AIarshau
manager Bond department
Stocks Par I'D Ask Sale
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Aug. A.
local office U. =. weather bureau.)
Atmospheric conditions are reported
as follows:
The Western area OF low pressure
covers the upper valleys this morning
where there were showers during the
past "a hours. The pressures also
continue low in the Southwest and
rain was falling this morning In cen
trail Texas and Oklahoma
Since yesterday morning good show
ers occurred In the upper Ohio valley
and lower lake region. also in sections
OF the middle Atlantic coats states.
Except in sections along the Atlantic
coast. the weather is generally fair
this morning east OF the Mississippi.
The outlook for this section is for
local showers tonight or Saturday,
with moderately warm and sultry
weather
The OHIO will probably remain near
ly stationary in the district for the
next 80 hours.
II. C. HOWE.
Section Director.
Place. Low. Wind per Rain
Temp. hour. % hrs.
Psrkersburg. 6s 90
PittsburE ....-. 20 l.2b
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Cash quotations were az follows.
Flour Firm
Rye SO. .. new. Soc
Barley Feed or mixing. c-l, SIC.
fair to choice mailing. 81 o2Tt is
Tlss Seed SO. southwestern.
nom rgl. SO. northwestern. nominal
Timothy Seed $40 ODI12 80.
Clover $40 OO4f1 -..
Pork Mess. per bbi. 81 $50. 70
is On
iarl-Per l01 lbs. s~ a1-.
Short rib DO. lur.i 81, ...I
% 81. short clear Sides ,b..odt. g, 80
MS e..
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-03-09

Episcopal Church,
Rev DR. ROBERT WILSON, RECTOR.
Every second and fourth Sunday,
morning prayer, sermon and holy
communion at ! ! a. m.
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Again we beg to remind our
friends that all notices relating to
money making enterprises, for
church, school or any other cause,
are charged for as advertising at
one cent a word. All cards OF
thanks, for any purpose whatsoever,
are charged for at the rate of one
cent word. 1t would save US q
good deal of trouble and embarrass.
ment if you would just count the
words and send the money along with
your copy" as it hardly pays US to
keep books on these little items. Yet
in the aggregate they mean con-
siderable loss to the paper if not
collected and they are so easily over
looked. tt