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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
County aDntmiiidre.
llntsrnebmen bic eriteu Shriite fir
bic GrridlimHg bes nenen
Gonribanles.

Sn Der seiirigen Sibung Der gouns
tp aommiHdre tpurbe Der gountDs
Suroepor nugstpieien, bic notbigsn
8ermeiiungeH bes Grunoeigeltbum5
por3unebmen. bas BON Der glpro
Court, Sycamore, Der Canal unb
Wtain Strabe beersnSt piro unb IN
bas Gissntbum anItsBt, ipelfes fir
bic neue Gail bereits burh aonbemnis
rungs 8erfabren erporben pproen
1T.
Gs lit Der srfts offi3islIs Shritt, um
ouh bic 6itiife 6Glfts bss gsnanutsH
audbrdts Su erperben unb bapur5
Elm ean3ss GsDisrt fir bic Grri6tuns
zines nsuen Gsridtsssbduoss nit Sail
3u erlanasn.
petitioHen, bstrsffsnb bic gsrbsFss
rung Der Gamarso pite uno Der Gin
einnati, Golumbvs unb Wooitsr pite
puroen benz SurDenor bebufs ndbsrcr
priifung iibertpisieu. 4ngebote fir
Die Qnldgs BON 8riiden. gulperts uno
Stiidmouern entlong Der GIough
Greet pits, bic iid i'm Gan5en auf
S23.oO0 belaufsn, puroen entsegsngs=
nommen.
gountn 4uoitor ebmonoIon 6e=
ridtet, ooB bos GigartttenIteusrs 8us
plisai fir bas sben gu Gnbe segangene
9albiabr $9838.84 betraaen babe uno
ss purbe ibm feline itatutenesmdBs
0.biibr BON 10 pro3ent, b. i. $98.39
betuilliet.
0om Gountp Gkrt lief elm 8.rih.
elm, btTn3ufolge pdbreno bes ON 3,
September gu Gnoe sssangenen Sab
res S35. .730.Os fir gebibren in ari.
minals unn gipiI JdQsn toas.tiri
tuorben iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

Wannes mar aber burh grtrtnteu
oeruriaht poroen uno Der Coroner
mar geneigt, an3uns6men, DdB einllnz
glitsfuq porliege. Qlm fSrettag bat
nun aber Elm junges W2dbden, gtaz
mems Utarp 8lantsnIbip, bic poIiSet
bsna6ridtigf. boB Sung BON SbOmas
Gittreu, aus Wutb barii6sr, oaB
WarD nit Sung auf einem Grtur@
iionsoampfer getan3t bette, nit Wteiz
iin8rin9sn uHgegriffsn uno tber 8prO
geporfeu IporDeu lei, unD bag er bunn
ertrunten lei. Die 5ragDpie Ipielte
fih am 0ienItag 2lbeuo ub. goith
BeiB beitGtigte Die gusiageu BON
Warp 8Iantenibip.
Cine @ 6pinbel so tterie.
Rep Yort, s. Sept. Gin grob
angelegtes uno aniheineub bIiibeuoes
Qotterisz lnternebmeH glaubt bic pDz
lr5ei sntbett uno bic 6auptunteraebs
mer gefabt gu boben. Die gerbofteteu
iino orst Truder, bic ii6 SttoneGiuHt
Guqpro qiftelIi anb 9iofino giitelt
ndnnten. gle purben i'm britten Stod
zines 9ebauoes an Rpie, nQHe Duane
StrnBe, abgefabt. Die groboriig biz
9eihdfts gingen, geht oaraus beroor,
bub bic 8erbafteten BRET neue Gruterz
preiIen benusteu, um Die Qctterisloig
gu bruten. Die Cole tparen qenau
ben Qoien Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Iotteris nahgeorutt unb trugen Die
ueberi6rift nStulieniihe offeHtli6s
Qottsrie". 3as Observation-Disclosures
fou iiberhaupt sinTah cine gertaueo oSuris
tatton Der itaatlitsn italientihen Cot
tsris asrpsien iein. Die 2oIe puroen
bier sIsih3sitig NIT ben 2oi.n in Sta
lien ausgegeben uHb bieIelbsn gums
mern, bic in eJtaIten getpdrner, gspaus
neu audi bier. Die gepinneuoen Rum'
mern uuroen burd Elm monotIif sr:
fheinenoss glatt, ga Speransd" be:
tannt gemaht. Die Qoie fpurnn in
5ablreiher agsntureu, Wirtbf6often
garbierldoen unb bergl., in Der ito:
Iieuiihen Nnfieoluugen, dbgeiest. 9it
poIi3ei Iddst bic mondtlihsn Girtnuh.
men Der unteruebmer auf $50, 900
Wi. bic poIissi iagt. iit in Rsrp 0orI
felt Dielen Sabren feline 2ottsriez z9ru.
tsrsi aus9eboben rpprbsn. Sn benz.
felbsn Stodnerts, no Die 2oie gepruft
puroen. mar Elm beutfher 9uhbinoer
humit befddftist, Die QoTe 3uiammens
aubinben. Die poIissi 1T absr ouoon
iiberseugt, baB Der Manu, Der teirr
Wort italientih perIts6t, tsine QhHung
eaoon bate, mas bic bon ibm eebuns
eenen 3ettsl beosuteten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
9flidtusratii:nsr Jamili.npater.

Der G6ef Der Gsbsimppli3ei Grufps
foro nurbe geitsrn tsle9rapbiid Be,
notri6tist, bab 4uoreas WtaTal jr.
Don Qo. 1918 Gin Strabs bierIelbit,
in Dauresan, ST., perbuftst porOen
III. 9eamte Der 6umunitdts 8es
isaihaft baben felt Is Wonaten Ders
gebens auf ben Mlann gsfabnoet
Wafial piro bef6ulotgt, ieine Gruu
uno feline beioen Ginber i'm Nlter por
8 reip. l Sabr mittsIlos i'm Sti6 ges
laHen gu BADEN. Grit tiir5lt6 fhrief
er isinsr 5rau, iie iolle cine Shsi:
oung Don ihm erpirten, oa sr cir
ano.rss yWdb6stl babe. gr nirt
bon osm Spesialpoti3iiten Samss III;
len ubssbolt uno nad Cincinnati gu
riidgebrahi peroen..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
Jn(an0 gelegrap6
9rdberi d an b IN 9.

5agerstopn, Wb., s. Sept.
Sine lrau aus Big popI srihisn am
;sreitus Dor benz Rihter 9. 9. 5artis
unb t6eilte ibm in Worteu hohitsr
gniriiituns cine grdberi9dueenoe
Scsns nit, bic Iih Dor stnisen 4beuoen
in ibrem Srt. ereignete,
quf osm Srisbhofs Don Big puol
p.ranitultetsn cine 4usnbl iunser
M1nn.r uno Mdohsn Elm Tansper>
suiissn. oas in elmer Gribolitdt geraosz
su unsrreiht bofano. Mluiiter absn
auf Grabitsinen unfbsr uuo ipieltsn
gum Janss auf. Dos iunse Bolt
iprang babel iiber bic @rGber unb fsste
fih ouf ihnen nieber, I'm 3u iherSen
unb gu flirtsn. eanpions. bic an
graboentmdiern aufgehdnst pcroen
tpnren. beleuhteisn bic Stdtte tpler
2uit. Grit lanse nah Miitternaht
trat bic iibsrmiithiee Susenb b.n6eins
reg an. Ta benz Riht,r feline RameH
senannt tpurben, permodts sr AUDI teis
ne baftbefebIs ausitenen.
Des Woroes bsidulbis t.
Gpanspillt. Sno., 8. Sept.
4m Wittpoh tpurbe bel bieiigerStabt
bic 2ei4e bon Thomas Sung aus benz
JIufe eesogtH. Dos Geiitt tpies
DstI<SunSeH auf, bsr lob Ses iunssu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
II n I'd lie.

- 8or Den Qugen BON uber sIpsis
tduienb perionsn, rpel6e iih am Gerns
bant Damn eirgeitellt 6atten, fiel ges
tern Der 18 Sabre alte Sobn Wc9rotb
pon 4oDpiton unter einen 0itlih fab
rsnbsn 5radt3ug Der Big Sour giIen
babn. Dem jungen Munns puroe Der
redts SUP abgequetiht, isooh gtdubt
Der bsbunoelnoe Qr3t, Or. Dalton, ihn
am Gebsn erbdlten gu tDunen. Wtcs
Grotb fam bel bsm 8eriu6e, auf ben
in bsrBabrt befinoIihen 3ug gu fprins
gen gu 5aa unb gsristb nit benz 5uB
unter Die Hdoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
gns una6@angige ai6et.
5r.N.C. 3ipi6 mimmf bte 6anbtoatur
as 0i5e=WabDr an.

Sin aanbibat fir bas 4mt oes
9ise-8iirsermeiiters auf benz undbs
bdnsigsn 5idet, an beHen SpiBe 5teos
Dor 9ortmann als gurgermeiitsrsz
aanbibat ftebt, 1T in Der psrion Don
Or. u. 8. 3pit gefunDen poroen.
Or. 3tpid ertldrte geitern. bab er
Die i1m angetragsne domination ongez
nommen babe unb baB es aud niht
idper bolten tpiirbe, aunDioaten fir
Die iibrigen 4smter in ben ndhIten5az
gen gu finosn, iobaB pus 5itet iebr
balo poIitdnoig iein tpiirpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

1yrant asnnsop, Ro. 525 5uHnibaI
Strab., fano gsitsrn in bsm aeLIsr BEG
0duf.s Rp. $50 5uNlibul StraBe 70
aiittsn 3igdrrsn. pslde 3Ipstfsllos
ppn sinem 1iebitabl berriibrsn Die
3igarren (grunss glub gruno) fiHo
sreifelps auf bem .5ruuIit" Don
.,nsr 3isarrsnfabrit in Detroit. Utit.,
rah Crane, 2OuisOiu., ap., geito9Isn
fpornsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
Grunoeiseut6nut uno3 3auteu

Die empire sbedier Go. funts sss
fern inn ftdbtifnen Bouomt um sinen
erlaubnibitein fir bic errintuns
zines 2beatereebdubes an Der 0ine.
nnbe Der Calhoun Gtrnbe mad. Die
9autciitn finb auf $4,000 perons
i4lcst.
5m itdbtifhen 4ouami ipurbe ses
FERN um 8auerIoubnibi4eine fir
5p<i pfarrbduier nuhsefuht. Dos
pfnrrbous Der ct. Mnrps g<meinbe
In 6pbe pari, bns an Der Grie Npe.
unb Sbobp aons erri4tet iD<rben
unb q Gtcdnerfe bod tein fon, fcll
311, 900 toiisn. ndbrenb bic Unuscs
IlsH tar bal pfafs4su1 ~ 81. miIa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

gouis 5Offmann. bon go. 934 Sur.
tis Strube, puroe, pdbrsuo er i'm
gosu pdrt elm Shldfheu belt, um
feline goIoens llbr i'm Wertbe DON $38
unb cine Giamantnaoel i'm Wsrtbe Don
$50 6eitoblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
yas leibiQe WsHer.

Gop. pOpea, Elm fdrbissr Dirt6,
bon go. 614 gruappap. seristb gs'tsrn
4beno in ieinem 2otale nit einem unz
betannten Rsgsr in Ssrsit. rpelher ihuI
cine tiefe unD gsfdbrlihe Stihnunoe
in Der Iintsn Seite bsibrahte. popeQ
puros Ha3 bsm ifdotiiten 5ofpital
gebra6t une Die pOIi3ei f1hnoet auf
ben meiTer6kIosu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

Der Wirth vi. ausbner, Jnbober
oes RotbsteIlers, go. 637 Dine Ctr.
ertDirlte geitern einen 6dftbtfebl sssen
isiHen friiberen 6oustnebt Scla
MeHel, unbetonnten 4ufentbalt.s.
gDeHeI befnHb fih Dor sinipen 1assr
oltin IN Der Wirthihaft ala Il it'd
$35 aus benz Gafb Resifter aneisHets
.xat NIT isinsS Hsuse serf9naas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
germiFt.

Die q >Sabre alts Grau SsIsne
Dsib, Qo. 1910 6iGiibe Qpeuue
muros Der poIissi ais OsrmiBt semel'
Let. Die 5rau. pel6e Der snaliidsn
Sprate nitt mdhtig 1T, perlieB ihre
No5nuts ssitsru Morssn 7 llbr uno
mar ipdt ssitsrH Raat nod ni6t 5us
riitae.ehrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
6irnblutuHa.

Ter So Sabre ulte 6enrp Sunosrs
mann, 90. 800 groaopup, lpuroe ges
fern pdbrsno Der arbeit bon elmer
5irn6Iutung befoqen uuo in elmer
DroItte noh benz itdotiihsn 5o'pitaI
asbrutt. Ssin 3uitauo, 1T beoeutIiA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

lsenrp aroger, go. 2401 Wab Strabe
gelentten Wtilhipagen. Der Wdsen
tourbe bemolirt, unb bas 4utomobil
ipurbe fhiper befhdoigt. 6orrifon
iofpobl ipie aroger fpurben auf bic
Gtrabe seihleupert, tamen ieooh nit
unsefdbrIihen 0erleBungen oabon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

EesrH@nn cHfllnlf fctHe NGTcDTita.
Gin Grun6 narHm Bcrrua eiHeu fortmdDreus
ben @ebraud In 10 pielcn $oeimeu Gefuuocu
bat, if Der, oaB es fciue 9lrt Don Iarcot.ca eHis
bait. 8ruma 1T ooufOmHJeH barmJoS, @S
fcuu pie Iauqc tnuteC achraud3t peroeH, oDne
ben ar5ncis6ubitus berpur8urufcn. 8cruu1 IT'S
ouueruO IN feinCr 4iriuug mo NJ etn SdItss
baItuugstTcuUo IN mcgr ale cner UauioH DOR
DeiluCU
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
Zd,iTsnad, rid1ten.

Rem Yort, s. Sept. Qnget-;
rGebrtc" bon 2iUsrpool; rgarmania-
bon 2iperpool; rWanboga" BON Reas
pei; ga Sapoie" bon 5aore.
SoutbumptO n. abgeg.: ,Gius
einnati" ndh Hep Yort.
Supre. 2lnsst.; reipasne" bon
Rem gort.
PALERMO. 4beeg.: .grtncipi
Si gismoRte" mad Rep gort.
Gueeusto Qbgss.: BAL
tie" Rah Rem Dort.
+ Rotteroom. 4bges.: surai
MUM" ndf Rem Yort.
30 iton. 4nset.: rMenputinee'
BON Mnttperpen.
Guebec. 4ngst.: .9ictrrian'
BON 2insrpool; ,pomsranian" Dor
2onbon; .ganabo" bon 2tperpocL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
ylaiens nno Nierens4atarrb
ene banhse uno sefabrli6e aranfbeit.
Erai. 8eiubof raid
burh Re.ru'aa sebeiit

6 y. getubOf, 10 Gelanare StraBe, aIbaHb,
q u, BrditbeHt BEG g}onteftore Club, fbret6i:
% Seit metncm borgei4rittenen 9nter ftuoe
i'd, oaf id bduiig NIT llriubef6perben 6cbaftet
getueieu bin.
oGe @laie iuar nugegriffeu uno mciu ar5t
faate mir, baB es aatarrb fei, berporserufeu
onrH cine Ianguteriqe grfdluug, peI4e Set
netncr Oor9eriidiea 5abrcn ftbDer gu iiOeriotns
ben rar.
so Habm 8esrusua, faum paocr6, SIT gIals
ben, Dab c8 mir 3tIfe 6rtngen merbe, a6er iH
fano 5u mctner grIcldtcrung, baB i'd 6erer 6u
Iuerceu begann.
Sic Het55arfett Der Btafe heB aQm6Ltg na1
uRo bic urinirbefaueroen oerfdpauoer.
80 babe mid felt ben ocraaroeneH te0er
aionaler elmer bor8aaIt8en Seiunbbett gu er'
freuen.
oDdr itmeteu metne g'ab[3eitcr, idb fd6ta's
gut, unb i'd bin 70 eeiltno pie Dor 5poHsVg
SdbreH. Sd fpeuoe nleiu boues Sob peruHG.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
@Ite W.tgbeit einen tni,r.

4Ite Wetsbsit. Ginen inter
efonten Gtnblid in bic 4nfhaulrngen
zines gebilbeten Gbinefen Der Gee.ns
mart eelpGhrte Elm @ortraa bes Sberz
ften gang. ben er ala Direttor per
SdtferIihen aaoettenftuIe in Yettng
uber bic gliitbeseit Der hiHefifdsn
WiHenihdften belt. User tann mas
Hluges, tper mas Dummies nente.a,
Das niht bic 8oripelt Thon g.baht2 :"
gu bieiem ReiuIiot 5auIts lit offtns'
bar aud esr 4inefiihe Raos.teuf1nI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
2c6er. nno RicrensSeioen.

Serr George fSorreiter, 2747 WGaicher SIraBe,
PbiIaoelpbia, So, fhretbt: gg8tr babeH sros
tes 8ertrauen 3u Berun1
Ser 3uitnno meiuer Satin iuGr Elm berartis
ger. onE fe e!aubte ije piiroe fterbeu, natoem
bic Goitpren tic bon EDspepita uno Ratarcb
bes wlnaens rtdt 6efreicu fornten. Geeeulpars
tta faHR lie 9tues eiicH. 28ir bntten Berrua I'M
9aufe bic gan8e 3eit nber iic bat bios Die uuD
hd g notbtg, e5 BIT beuuBcH.
Sd mar nit Gebers uHo yhererIeiben bebu's
tet. metdes i'll rbclImatiibeu S6mer5eH refuIs
itrte. aber i'd babe ieine Scbmer8eu me6r, lett
Dem i6 4erma uabm, uHo iebr rpeuig Ge6eriel=
Ten. inbeu Geruna BE @eronuungssCvsau IN
aut arbctfenber CrDnuHs erbdIt, uno oas 1T bic
SaHptiuhe"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

Rinebart unb 4bbifon srpirtten Ell
nen gauerlaubnibfdein fir Elm 2ts
ft0tiges Wobnbaus an Der Central
aps., nabe SeetioH aDt., bas $500
toften fou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

5ruu RoIalie 5oflinesbsao berz
tnufts eeitsrn burd Die 9ermittlung
Der Grunbeigenibumshanoler 96eoz
bore Waner &c Bro. bas Dobnbaus
Vo. 2709 Reabing RoaO an 5snrp
uno Glifabetb ge6er fiir $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

Mn GiIbert Mp<nuf, na4t Ulorenee
Rcob. toQibirte eetern bds 0uiomobiI
hes NatlerS 3. .. 4asrifpn ssm 30.
231e GSanbtu 9sa6 uIH sinsw Sea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

fans Oemeinbs. bds an Der Wlarbin
unb Gunfst 9pe, priee 6ia, errihtet
iDerbsn foa. auf $4,000 p.ronf4lagt
finb.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-27
THE PASTIME.
Matinee and Night.
y y y y y y y - y 5. y y )
1.-THE Railroad Raiders Of '62r

1.-THE Railroad Raiders of '62"
We have no hesitancy in saying
that this is one of the most thrilling
and spectacular pictures ever shown
in the city. The capture of the Ger
eral' is too well known to the world
for description to be necessary but
we will give you a short outline of
what you will see in this wonderful
picture. Captain Andrews, U. S A.,
proposes to his general that he or
ganize a small party, dash into the
Confederate lines, and destroy rail-
road communication. The general IA
vors this daring, though seemingly
foolhardy expedition, and the volun-
teers. divesting themselves of Their
uniforms, proceed to work their way
into the picket lines of the Confeder-
ates., They are discovered, but make
their escape by diving under a bridge
and swimming swollen creek. At
Big Shanty, Ga. they capture the
General and one flat car from q
train crew and putting on all speed
they are soon around a mountain,
when stop is made, and the tearing
up of the track begins The train
crew have notified the nearest head
quarters, however, and another engine
manned by Confederates. is sent TO
capture this one. Then begins one
of the most remarkable races in the
history of the world The Yanks IN
advance would +aor ~ - Fo1,, I,,,.dro I
feet of track and then work the old
General" overtime for several miles,
when another stop would be made.
| and more tearing IN of track. They
took this removed track along with
them, but this did not stop the Con-
federates. as thew tore up the track
behind them. and repaired that in
front. After about ninety miles Of
this very exciting chase. the Gene
raj" ran ont ofSwood. and she was
captured near Ringgold, together with
the raiders.
We cannot too strongly urge that
every child in the city be allowed to
see this great historical event. and
it is needless to saw. that every
grown person, whether he fought in
the war or not is going to see it. We
have used all our space on this. so we
capont tell you about our other pic
lures. but they will consist of a com
edy and drama. and we guarantee
that they have never before been
shown in the city.
We have booked another great fea.
ture. for Saturday. Tin the Nick OF
Time" More anon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-27
MOSQUITOES BAD THIS YEAR.

But don't scratch the poisoned skin.
Use mild, cooling, healing COM
pound that stops the itch instantly,
draws out the poison in the skin and
protects it against further trouble.
Just a mild cleansing wash of oil
of wintergreen, thymol and a few 9TH
er ingredients known as the d. D. D.
Prescription $50 famous in cases of
Eczema) and you have mosquito pro-
lection for the season.
Yes, instant relief-now only 25c.
Fearrington's
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-27
Personal
Mention

w. B. Scott of Tampa, is the guest
of X. G. Spears.
S. T. Maddox, of Atlanta, was in
the city yesterday.
J. w. Morrow, Jr., of Atlanta, spen:
yesterday in the city.
p. H. Dunwody of Atlanta, is tn the
city on short visit.
c. w. Pate, of Jacksonville, is
spending few days in the city.
A. S. Scott of Triton, was among
the visitors to the city YESTERDAY.
G. w. Cline of Barlow, Fla, an old
Brunswickian, is in the city for few
days.
r. A. Young, of Jacksonville, was
among the visitors to the city yesrer-
day.
w. w. Tiff has returned TO his
home in Albany after visit to the
city and st. Simon.
W. II Wood of the Wood Bailey
Clothing Co., left last night on a bus.
mess trip to New York.
X. M. Phillips, who has been spend.
ing few days in the city, returned
to his home in Jacksonville yester-
day.
Sole agents for the Big Ben Clocks.
the best made in the world. ABE
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SNOW FALLS IN OHIO.

Findlay, o., July 26.-Snow fell here
yesterday. 1t was probably forced
down by the heavy atmosphere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-27
. Day s Doing
Briefly old

iiost Spectacular Event of the Civil
Var ever shown in moving pictures
al the Pastime today. Don't fail to
read notice below. Prices as usual,
sc and 1Oc.
Seven Great Feature Pictures at the
Cool Grand tonight Among our mon
ster program for tonight we want to
call your special attention to our high
ly hand-colored Gaumont production
entitled "Cupid's Conquest" This pic
ture alone is worth the admission,
which remains the same, sc and 10c.
Attention, Confederate Veterans!-
You are cordially invited to be the
gucs. CT tie pastime today IT, ere lie
greatest feature picture ever made of
the Civil war, namely, THE Capture
OF the General" on the Wessern &
Atlantic railroad at Big Shanty, Ga ),
on April u, 1862. Badges must re
worn.
Colonel Goodyear Here.-Col. C. P.
Goodyear, the well-known Brunswick
ian, who has been in New York for
the past year or two, is in the city
for a visit Colonel Goodyear has not
been here in several months, and he
noted with interest the various i'm
provements that have been made in
the city during that time. He is being
welcomed back by his many Brunswick
friends
Postponed Until Tonight.-Rev. L. |
r. Roberts was unable to reach Bruins
wick yesterday owing to the death of
one of the members of his congrega-
ton, and the services that were to !
have been held last night at the First |
Baptist church We're postponed until |
tonight, at which time Mr.. Roberts |
will be present and preach. Strangers |
and visitors will be welcomed to the |
meetings to be conducted by Mr.. Rob
erts at this church while he is in the
city.
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Sole agents for the Big Ben Clocks.
the best made in the world. ABE
ROTHSCHILD.
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host Spectacular Event of the Civil
War ever shown in moving pictures
al the Pastime today Don't fail to
read notice below. Prices as usual.
&c and 10c.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-10-12
Appointments of The Conference.

Bishop John c. Kilgo adjourned Hol-
ston Conference, which had been going
on for week at Morristown, Tenn, on
last Monday evening with the reading
of the appointments. The Conference
will meet next year at Abingdon, Va.
This was enc of the most memorable
conferences of the Holston, and its close
was saddened by the announcement of
the death of Rev. G. b. Draper, who
went to the conference in apparently
excellent health, but died from appendi.
citis at the Morristown hospital while
the appointments were being read. His
name was the last one on the long list
of appointments, and it called for his
return to Sequatchie.
Definite news from the Conference
has been right difficult to secure, and
the following incomplete summary of
the appointments as affecting this sec
ton is all that has been secured up to
this time.
No new presiding elders were elected,
and the present ones were nearly all
changed to new districts. T. j. Esk-
ridge goes from Abingdon to the Knox
vile district; J. w. Perry returns to
Chattanooga district; E. A. ShuRart re-
turns to the Hartman district. J. C.
Orr goes from Knoxville to the Morris
town district; j. W. RAIDER returns to
Big Stone Gap district; E. H. Cassidy
returns to the Bluefeld district; j. o.
Srraley comes from Wytheville to the
Tazewell district; C. w. Kelly goes from
Tazewell to the Wytheville district; G.
D. French goes from Knoxville to the
Abingdon district, while S. S. Catron
returns to the Radford district.
Tazewell District-J. o. Straley. pre-
siding elder.
Tazewell-E. E. Wiley.
Graham-A b. Hunter.
Graham circuit. Z. Chung.
East Tazewell circuit. <. Spring.
West Tazewell circuit. r. King.
Pocahontss-C. K. Wingo.
Richlands-F II. Bubrman.
Cedar Bluff. M. Johnson.
Honaker-S. II. Hall.
Grundy-Rev. Waterhouse.
Burkes Garden-W. w. Hicks.
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Lebanon News.
Lebanon, Va. {

Lebanon, Va, October 9.
Miss Sally Lynch was visiting friends
and relatives here last week.
Mr.. Vince Gilmer was visiting friends
and relatives in Bristol last week.
Mr.. T. B. Wilson attended the meet
ing of the normal board at Radford last
week.
MIR. II. Bausell was visiting in Blue
field last week, and incidentally taking
in the show.
S. b. Quillen, who was in Wise and
Dickenson counties last week, has re-
turned to his home here.
Mrs. Walter Anderson has been sick
for some time, and it is feared that she
has contracted typhoid fever.
Arthur Griffith, of Honaker, was here
last week to look after some legal mat
ters in which he was interested.
Rev. Mr.. Cartright is attending the
convention of the Holston conference
at Morristown, Tenn, this week.
H. L. Kidd, who was called to Blue
field in connection with some legal mat
ters last week, has returned home.
Misses Willie Shoemaker and jamie
Finnie, who have been visiting in At
ingdon and attending the fair there,
returned to their homes here last week.
Mr.. Deskins, who has charge of the
Clinchview Hotel here has moved back
to his home at Cleveland, and the
charge of the hotel has been assumed
by Mr.. Charles Banner.
The board of supervisors was in ses-
sion the last week. In addition to the
ordinary routine matters transacted
they took up the matter of road build
ing in the county, and some important
matters in that connection were attend
ed to.