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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
CELEBRATION At HoLLINs.
Founders Day Observed With Inter-
H. cStinE Exercises, 6st3s 33'z

Especial toThc Times Dispatch
1iollins. Va. February 21.-Found-
crs' Day was observed ut IIollins In
and during the afternoon the students
kept open house. for their fellow stu.
dents and the faculty. Tonight an adj
dress on DR.. c. l.. Cooke was delivered
by Rev. T.. C. Dargan, u. D.. pastor Of
the First Baptist Church. Macon, Ga
DR.. Dargan was for some years Dr.
Cookies pastor. The hit OF the eXer.
cises by the students was stunt" nv
the junior class. Numerous visitors
are here tG+s 8 S4 geyg {t H. 15s7'9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
INDICTED IN FEDERAL COURT.
Two to he Tried on Charges OF Riding
the Mails.
Especial to The TImes-Dispate

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Roanoke, Va, February 21.--The
grand jury. sitting in The United States
Circuit Court for the Western District,
to-day brought in q number Of indict-
ments. A score werc for men who are
charged with conducting Illicit distil-
leries in Franklin, Floyd and Patrick
counties.
The principal indictments were those
brought against Raymond Garst and
Harry J.. Willis Garst. who is q son
OF the postmtstress a Bonees Mill, Is
alleged to have riflcd the mail In that
office. Willis was employed as a rail-
way POSTAL clerk. He was caught as
the result Of decoy letter placed In
the railway mail. The money in this
letter was marked and was traced to
Willis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
BOARDS FAIL TO AGREE.
Cannot Decide on Site Of New Bridge
Over Chickahominy RIVER.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
RoXbury, Va. February 21.-The
Boards OF Supervisors Of New Kent
and Charles City counties held joint
meeting at the Charles City Court
house on Thursday last, in an effort to
agree on a location for the new bridge
which is to span the Chickahominy
River. to take the place of the old Long
Bridge, which is in such dilapidated
condition. The meeting finally adj
journed without any decision having
been reached. the boards having been
unable to agree on loca ton, and the
matter is now no nearer settlement
than It was when negotiations were
first opened.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
COrTnS MARKETS.

Nev YORK February 2i:-A turner dscl,,o
Gu.'Hs me early trading in the cotton mar
81 'o'nsF was followed by quite n sbsrr
id!!H, but offerings bcca me hcavier ,r.i.,
tp"d'd me close and las, prices wern ensy
- net loss OF from g 10 10 points. Tho
ti'a! rel opened a decline of & n ~ noint /.
y. FesH"nte % disappointing cables. reporis
=. d Hs0Aue in ne market for Epyntia,
sot'on aha pearish private cables fran Lon.
uuH 4HHitAtins q lack OF general confi,,cnco
thsie ana small trade demand .hnre
go ENC pretty GOOD buying around Tho
,an'ha.s nsures hHfe, which included Sep
.tltoei from trade sources and coyorin., ~;
issr m9h'hs shorts, who appeared ~ hn
..-.,t.cHrto ny reports that large interests
Tb me p!?pNrinz TO take hold OF The market,
;, t,.As IMPROVEMENT was lost before ,ni3da,y
however. with tho marke, becomi,, 80, :
80, 800 ater US Close Of Liverpool under q
,.hi. q! .. lear pressure. and, Oh the break.
rniCh cairie1 active months to & net los,
O. about 1920 POINTS stop loss orders v,sr..
FOLLOWING Their cxerttion. M ,n,-l.,
led on covering FOR o@crA M hnii1ia! V. ~
morrow. end with liz assfstanro 1f ~
n,lle Nesh b9ying III tam based ny
~ - !, ~ Aing better pros
several points tronl TIA .oN.s, 80 coz. ,'i up
70 points OF LAST high, close Bnt tbnra
from slSSi 10 sl2.a5 jor MAJ a,S a. me rally
OF scattering lquid4t!on III i"csi 800! ny a
Southern spot advises 5coTln.%d ~ lose,
buihsh. with priVaie t,3te stieFhl!!
rales al Nf~ ORLEANS ana ma Sa,. -. :
markets ofheislly -o7or,ed .arIv yer. IN
endhged 70 l-sc lower, eeHHra;3, ,irs.t,,,,a",
The market both herr si.1 :. ni.en nan
VII ii, be closed to-nlotEcw wnijc i,,sr,taa
VII! remain open. i-'fs'poo
Receipts Al nc ports to-aay h., ,,..
yralnst e2iG last wcel ard issss'ia oaies
week. ee ' nno w = IS III. ~ ' aas ijsss las
IT New Orleans. ;75p asaii,s,s, !. receipt:
and at Houston. at63a aga.t.at s5ii VIZ, yea a
fut,,r.x o,,,,.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
PROTEST. AGAINST ACTION
OF DANVILLE ALDERMEN
Especial to The es-Dispatch.1 /. d

'' =. Tssperfa1 20 TIC 1Ifies- 15fspatch.T ---
f. Danvllle. Va, February 21.-The
board of school trustees Of Danville,
at meeting held last night, adopted
a set of rather warm resolutions pro-
1t characterized MS the very discour-
teous and undignined" action OF the
Board OF Aldermen. at meeting held
last Friday night in declining the re-
quest Of the board of3trnstees for the
Buse OF Green street Park as u school
site before referring the ereauest 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

Reported by Rodgers. McCabe G. Coz
. Petersburg. Va. February oi-Peanuts-
firm at sl23ls per bu.hel:
NirGinias-M Market FIRM; bunch. q nc; fancy
32.c; extra prime. axe: prime.
3!sc; machine picked. 2ai q SIC; shellin 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
Local ontion nil sfnn.t,.

Montg omery Ala. February 2I.-a
Governor O'Neal late this afternoon
signed the Parks local option Bill.
has returned from runnfnn
after fads and theories to sanity and
conscrva tism,,' he said, after nfflSinn
his SIGNATURE to tho measure. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
N W Y ork
Stock Market:

New York February 2l.-Most of the
fayoritc issues on the stock Exchange
were heavy to-day. although there were
no evidences OF extensive bear pres
sure OF liquidation. Traders We're ell
4Saged so husily with securities OF the
Gould roads that they gave little at
and II dropped through Neglect. lndi-
cations of recent accumulation Of the
Gould securities By st:oni; interests
attracted large following, and when
the market opened the buying OF thsse
stacks and the bonds which sent ihcla
NJ sharply toward the close OF yes
tcrdaNs session was resumed. Dolfci
is gaining ground that the movement
is in connection with broad plan
~hich probably Viii not he conSum
ma'ed for some time; Ihe days bust
ness was conducted largely in tue
morning in which lcai,nss IN Gou,d
securities ran into large totals. Mis-
souri, Pacific Denver ana Rio Grande,
81 Louis southwestern. preferred;
'ncn and preferred, all made substan
tial gains. III. market as a Whole fell
OF. although there Was some improve
anent st midday. The iniluence Of the
tcrnoon, and trading was III low ebb.
in the final hour tic market became
more active, at lower prizes. ana the
close was heavy. with .liglt losses III
the usually active stocks.
Business. was relatively mo"c active
IN bonds than IL stocks TRANSACTIONS
4 - lic ll!s>t tNo iiipHlS NSlC eater
,han the total for several recent aas-s.
but reflected no Widening OF invest
anent demands. since the bulk OF INC
dealing was in the Gould issues.
Wabash extension Is temporarily
gained more than three points, their
cnaNmum advance for the week, thus
Jar exceeding SIX points.
Latest trade advices indicate greater
actiHity IN the copper market. although
Ircc changes are unimportant. COP
per shares were quiet to-day, ana the
price of the metal in London was
lower
The only change IL tile ,noney mar.
ket was the placing Of one yea, .0ans
~ Per cent. Total Interest and diri-
dend Disbursements for March arc cs-
parcs with sS5.000.000 for February
AND Slo7 600, 900 FOR March Of last Year
The increase over last year is largely
by the gain in dividends. The market
Tor bonds Was strong. in sympathy (
with the strength in the Gould move
1nert. Total sales to-day were. rar
value. s2,S90,ooO. Total sales OF stocks.
2IS,500 shares.
New York. February 2l.-Monev on
sail steady; 7-SQ2 Ii: ruling rate.
= &; closing bid, .; offered at p,.r
sent Time loans easy: SIXTY days.
: 3-4W3 per cent, and ninety DAYS,
" 2" ~: six months 3 10. Prime 4
lnercantile paper fM4 10 per cent
sleriing exchange steady, with actual +
business in bankers bills at s4.SSs!Gi /
: !. S3.5 for siNty-day bills. ana at /
: i.SS40 Tor demand. Commercial bills,
; a.s3 q si.S3 3-S. Bar silver, 50 10. 4
Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. February 81 1911
Br:Ehts-Market continues firm with liSh,
receipts Observation-Disclosures heavy; all
desirable stock In good demand at prices
quoted sun Cured--Receipts continue heavy.
Market fairly active at changed quotations
Brown ShIppng-Recepts heavy; market
fairly active at quotations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
.3&c: receipts.

rurpentine-s steady: s3xc: receipts. 81
casks Rosln--stcadyl; 1915; receipts 1874
barrels. Tar-Frm: $40; receipts 6s bar-
reis. crude Turpontinc--Eirm; $3.50 s7.y5 /
and nothinE doing; rcccipts barrels -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
grow big

ment Of Dr.. a. Foster King, of this
city, and Miss Margaret Skcoch. OF
Fergus. Ontario. the ceremony to take
place In Fergus on March next
pr. King is widower, with three
grown children, one residing here and
two at Flushing. y. Y, Or. Kings
former homo. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York February al.-AIany retailers
are In the dry goods market. They arc buy
Ing conservatively. Prints. ginghams and
me wash goods are aelling we'll. Export
trade and cotton yarns are quiet Elmo
Qualities Of staple overcoa tIngs for fall have
sold Well '--' Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

Receipts-Whcat, 2o,2o0 bushels: corn 227-
oN bushels; oats. 3iS.s00 bushels. shipment s.
Wheat. l5,loo bushels; corn. SsiSoo bushels:
oats, .iD.to bushels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

Engagement Announced. g8
Especial to The Times Dispatch
E stanton, Va, February 21.--An-
nouncement is made of the engage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Richmond. va rebru

Richmond, Va. February 81, 1911.
No change In No. l and no . Timothy No
! and ligh, mixed cloves and off grades very
dun Receipts for the week 779 tons: re-
ccipts for last week. 42o tons same week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

SALES.

Allis- Chalmers :,
so Allis- Chalmers, pfd. !,
ZOO Amalganatcd Copper =.
800 Amer. .Asri. Chem, com.
",GNO Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
100 American Can .......
100 American Can. pfd
COO Amer. Car AMI Foundry.
Amer. Car ana toun.. pfd
100 American Gotten Ojl..
American Linsoed OIL.
American Locomotive 80.
Amer. locomotive, ptd...
Amer Malt Co. pfd
l.d0 American Smelling .....
.lW American Sugar .....
100 Amer. Tel. ana Tel. Co...
3S American Tobacco. com.
200 American Tobacco, pfd.
200 Anaconda Copper ........
Loo Atchison
100 Atlantic Coast Line. 49,.
a. G. l.. of Connecticut.
800 Baltimore ana Ohio.
1859 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
800 Central Lecturer, coin.
+ 100 Canadian Pacific .........
l.jfo Chesapeake and Ohio....
leo Chicago Great Western.
SO Chi. Mil. ana st. PAUL.,
$40 Crucillc steel Cor, com.
$50 Crucihlc steel. Dfd, .......
100 Chicago and Northwest.
300 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Colorado ana Southern.
40 Consolidated Gas ........
Delaware ana lludson...
$50 Den. ana Rio Gran. com.
i.ia Den. and Flo Gran, pfd..
Distillors' Sec. Cor. .......
$500 Eric ..............
1890 Eric, list pfd................
geo Fed. Min. and Sn., pfd..
coo General Electric ..,......
9V Great Northern, pfl. ~.
100 Great Northern Ore ctfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

New Orleans. La February el.-Spot cotton
quiet, unchanged: midding, Hlc, sales
the spot, 20 bales; to arrive, $50 Futures
opened steady. at decline OF TO L?
points on the old crop months. and a dc.
cline oil to points the new.
The weather map WIS dry ana cold, SO
far as the west half o.; the cotton belt was
concerned. and the absence OF rain in Texas
and Oklahoma gave the crop dciv-
cries a stcadier tone than the old.
AT the end OF the first half hour OF trad
ing the market began TO show the results
OF heavy t-taking by shorts. and the
other crops We're six points under the close
OF yesterday, with The new crops three 10
four under yesterday Toward the middle
OF the day the market WAS quiet, and less
selling pressure was in evidence. In tho
afternoon session the market was steady
on the report from Washington that the
supporters OF he Scott bill were not max,
ms good progress. and also large spot,
trading. Al o'clock prices were TO 1
points under yesterdays close
Futures closed steady. Al net decline Of
II to points. Closing bids: February SIS - /;
March. Sl3,s9: May. STAG: July, $li.l6; Au-
gnst, $l35f; October. $l?.5l: December. sl2. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago, Mil and ST Il. deb IS (bid). eess
chicago. r. I. and Pac. RS rig is. 50
penver ana BIO Grande ref. 5s............ s6!s
Eric conS. IS. series Observation-Disclosures. IS
Erie conv. Is. series .'B'' ............ -
Ih.crooLoush Metro i'2s.. ................ 1914
intcr. Mere. Marine Observation-Disclosures. 6S9s
N nii lily southern list ss............ 73l2
Missouri Pacific fs........ ACCOMPLISHMENTS. So
Missouri Pacific cony. 5s..-................ 05at
Norfolk and Western Isl con. Is tbd).. aSiS
NOTION ana western conv .4s.......... loo!s
FchnsS'Vania conv. 3irs C9oD.. 953s
81. Louis and San Fran. gen .5s.......... SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

NAVAL STORES
Wilmington. y. c., February 2l.--spirits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

Spot cotton closed steady, 10 points lower:
mddling uplands, li.C0; middling gulf, 1925,
sales 600 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

Cotton. quiet: middiing. 1909 net receipts
80 bales: gross. 1866 bales; sales. 600 bal les:
stock cS0ls5 bales: export France. i9l
bales; TO the Continent. 5l5S bales; Coast
wise. I.Si2 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Het receipts,
i9,'3S bales; export 10 Great Britain. 5.a33
bales 10 France. i3l bales; to the Continent
t,3l3 ba les stock. 195ilS bales.
onsolidaied AZ all ports-Net - receipts,
aISll bales: export TO Great Britain, $3.50
bales; TO France. 2,5lo bales; TO the Conti-
ncnt. 1920 ba les.
Total since September al all ports-Net
receipts, i,53s,!r7 bales; oXpor, 10 Great
Britain, e,s5i967 bales; 10 France. S.5oa3
bales; to the Continent, 2.2566.a73 bales: to
Japan. 1897 bales, to Mexico. 1925 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

Suo.aiaohs 'or interest," paying bonds are
- price, 10 which interest mus, be addad
Income bonds aud certificates a: iadcb,ed !.
ness ere fat,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-10

The '.'al ~ these a.4es ia 1850.
'.' - tss ssf '4rl'ng bonds -
$1,000 'hsfs p ono bond ~ a 'ar.s-
a-t s.,ars not .sIsI. rhieH leaves
t-a r.'u'Ar -irr iads-fsdrtu q 'hs
.'r re- Tv en1r iffs.b0f
AFs.r 'fTr.1f % tho bond ia'gs
urr- - ,1~ now before ,ah people
~ Tllsa me mayor stated
~ '-s'o t1ats ere .s.f4 A. 'h1
time. = vr' rlr likely ts several
ul1'n, brf1Is ,hsy are '1A and ne
money sa aan3 On The la, bond a.
80. g vas fs..5 one year aftfr tas5
were r7tst ,ra' ,he city s7t the
r.tsg sI them
Tho rrsfsnt bonded iua,t'siaess
~ .ta .arr.s ei',ss in ok.hona is
10 i.H.r trduors Or'N1sr l.
1910 rer8iatl.n ssis valuation 60
1915. g 55ss7- bonded iniet,edrsr.
tptiHf. Dkm..g.e. soy /. lsii
..rl.tI.t estimated at 5000. -ssss-
s.I valuation. l!tul1s bonded ln.
Ieh'.fraa islt.it0. MeAlfrer pop
llAu9p i2,gti. valuation. ii.s5az55,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-10
A MASS Meeting


eleven s..-H r.fa. H'IHr4. rs...sI.
rlI -os' 1850 rra 1"rs~'a~ fIFr
gfafs hrsa frf me sfsars- '.Eafasr
a.'a hartss ana .'rsf Pre- equipment
rri-h r. asralfas Ha.fsaarI, uNi
| 1890
rfs s..t'sY - stf'"a-al -at~s
'.- 'rn Ce-raf Fi-a station riH rrr'
ift Tfs rl ,saHs 1890 far
fft' 20 'rs 'fs s.ar'1 .Hfr ?
'ls asgsrtusr'H arI 'a place no
w'tss ~ 'hs Erstau gtisrR19r4 me
rifss - 'fe system srs rr~ strung
btr me Telephone poles nr1 as 'rf
'f'r.l.ra COMPANY hHHf fa' thor
'res .nGrr ground. we u'T have 'a
ugse or wires Tns fslsrh -ns car.
pany has g,te- - M f'ghi % ra'
...r r'ftE INTO tNa'r undafzr .gHi rD1-
4 .1 rsssrHng o. sfei.0H Pr .a 'r.e .f
.tfrrs. tl' tHs placing ~ me sR'ru
rHer ground 'ha rYfctase ~ ~. .ss
.fG s,me additional Gre a.arm boxes
WIN certainty rosi $4,000
~ tbs Il iOno great maEy %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-10
ItNDrpnD WHIPS SMITH

rnfrf'r -iYps Gsui IN nm ~ Anvo
Ncgrp's Opponent
Hf IIs....sf lfsys
.ra TnrE tUg o. saro IAngf.ff
r.1 r.m Iamas smith IN 't- r'.a
n' o. s,naf.'a1 trl.rr.af fight q, tHa
tmfmn.r' riHa iao'ft' n rs'srae
r'.riff 'Hr u..i af'sf Smith tad
eebr f1 900 r..r fr hr count Of
nine HmIlh Nas pragllsally ouL
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-17
uuGAlERS--ONLY

w. ~sa' 10 Communicate With : ceess' Merehsas
s's" siscidesi sueol, Dealer Nth . view Of as
se'nrias .n'm our css,rsl ssiss Agent and iotbes
Tot The HACsrRoM ELECTRIC CORD ADJUST
Az In thu County WIN only eonsisst applies
isr' iron merchants OF 5000 usodIns Write ,ods,
e. particular" 10 attain h's' option In this county
Va X wb"s State Assa, Usp, !. 3, Louis Me
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-17

Ewing Hudson, a graduate Of
Mo. Valley, stopped off for a
couple Of days with his parents,
F. M. Hudson and family, as he
was returning from Wichita to
Chicago. He is attending a theo-
logical seminary in Chicago and
had gone out to conduct services
in Wichita last Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-17

L. w. Hawkins and Mrs. Maud
Rogers we're united in marriage
at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Irvine, near
Fairville, on Wednesday, March IS.
The affair was n quiet one, only
the immediate relatives and the
pastor, w. W. Robertson, being
present. The ceremony was per-
formed at 10 a. m. and the couple
left In timel to catch the 1880 C.
& A. train. They will probably
be gone for a month on n trip
through the East, when they will
return to the home OF the groom
north OF town.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-17

Rev. VIM vardeman has already
begun to haul out the lumber for
his new house. II will be remem-
bered that his residence burned
down recently.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-17

We failed to note the sale last
week OF the Malta Bend ice plant
sold Saturday, week, at the court
house under trustees foreclosure.
The plant was bid in by 8. T. Will
son for himself and other stock
holders, for $4110. Last week the
plant was bought up by g. T. Will
son, Alex Long and Frank Stock
man and Mr.. Wilson says the plant
will soon be in operation. They
will either sell the plant or oper-
ate 1t themselves.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-17
Local Items

Theo. Staub was down from near
Malta Bend Saturday shopping and
remembered to renew.
A. J. Trigg went to BoonvilIe
Saturday 10 spend several days
with Congressman Shackelford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herndon
were in from Herndon neighbor-
hood Wednesday shopping.
g. V. Reavis from Wanamaker,
spent the day in Marshall attend
ing to business.
ID. ID. Porter ST., started to CAL
ifornia Wednesday morning. He
IL looking up a business location
out there.
Daniel Carroll, OF south OF town
spent Sunday with his daughter,
Miss Irene, VINO attends school at
Kirksville, Mo.
LoST-An overcoat on Thursday
March o, OIL Herndor r""a, by w.
b. Lynch. Please leave at Repub-
iican office.
w. c. Holman Sat-. -, Said his
sale several weeks ago amounted
TO over $4,000 instead OF $4,000 rs
reported.
Will Ziegel remembered us lib
orally Tuesday while here from
near Sweet Springs.
---
T. j. Taylor and sons, OF Grand
Pass, went 10 Nelson Saturday to
look at a f.... hat thsy r con-
sidering buying.
The Marshall Horse Sales Co. will
have its big combination sale to-
day and Saturday at Robt. Evans
barn on South Lafayette Ave.
DIR. Horner, OF Alma, was down
this week visiting his brother-in-
law, Robt Campbell and family
for n day y. two.
q. A. Barron was up from Blue
Lick Monday. He says his neigh
Dor, Jerry Rutherford, who has
been sick the past two weeks is
up again and about well.
Misses Hanna and Ada Nacyelin
of near Blosser were here shop
ping Friday and called to leave us
. dollar foT their mothers renew
N.
Walter Brown, the energetic road
boss of near Nelson was here last
week and had ua send the Eepub-
lican a year TO Mrs. E1 Coats of
Columbia.
w. A. Wirgfie,d OF ne iiern-
don called In Tuesday to har | us
n dollar for his neighbor, Henry
LANCE.
T. L. Grimes called In Tuesday
10 order the Republican sent to
his brother, 5. H., vino mas just
moved :Is-- -Eani 20 18Th OF
Gillian.
w. c. King has moved from Mt.
Leonard to a farm south of Black
burn which he Is going to run
He reports things doing nicely
and everybody we'll.
Will Hams this week mo ID the
verts stock OF general merchan-
Aise from Nelson to Marshall and
las opened a store on West North
street.
Miss Isabel M~cCutcheo4- a stu
d1nt at tbs college, has been to
Pilot Grove tor q few days visit
iAg the horne oIks.
Jas. G IN, OF near Gillian,
lost hi ,s-i by fire Saturday
Night. ~e-ei horses had very
n1rrow escapes from burning.
There was q attle insurance.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-17

MEN and WOMEN sell guaran-
teed hose. 20 per cent profit. Make
$40 daily. Full or part time. Bef
ginners investigate. Wear PROOF
3o3S Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pal
5-15p. J
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-17

Grover Hopkins drove over from
Malta Bend Wednesday morning.
He said the wind was whistling
around him to beat the band. He
stopped at the office and renewed
dor the Republican.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-17

Frank and Will Collier, two
young boys of scar Shack elford,
ran away last week and spent
Sunday night at ]. L. Crews near
Hoping. They were gotten from
there Monday and are now held
here charged with having broken
into Mrs. Lille Adams house Fri
day night.