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SIDEWALK SKETCHES.
BY H. II RAM.
zAcAARYaTANLoR,

Zachary Taylor tyeifth president. Of
the United States,s died 81 Years ago
today after only One Year in the
White Hbuse. ffis3death vas mourn,
ed ny ever5bodg except Mexico from
sKhieht he had lrefii8Fed several SQUARE
iaadof territory some'yeafsi previous;
Asa serapper Zach Faylorhas not been
iexcelled by tanSfof9our presldents ex.
cept ThRoosexen fwho rhas Just TAX.
en- the hide Of, some, of our4most prom.
tinept. bosses. Hef%as a very compact
man being constructed somewhat, on
the lines Of a square piano and. had Ia
concise form offespeechgbiting toff his
lcoRsonaRts and throwing, them ,at an
enemy in the raw state. Soon offer
he entered the. army General Taylor
was ordered to the frontier which was
then about four miles west of Con.
.ey Island andisent word to the Indi.
ans to keep Off the grass. Chief
Blackhawk retorted in long speech
about sauatter sovereignty, but finally
had to ,detall.so many squads OF pail.
bearers that he was short quorum
in his effective force. so he surrend.
cred with panied lock. Shortly sf.
ter this the United States decided to
separate the State Of Texas from Mex
leo, and see II Mexico would miss any.
thing. History relates that Mexico
missed Texas at once and that she
kept on missing everything she shot
rat during the war; General Taylor
was sent over to see that Texas did
not move. and before returnlngh found
10 necessary to slaughter atlarge mum.
bers OF 7,lnoaeisiVet GFeasers s.. His
chief, de1ate tooksplace at Buenna
Vista where Van old gentleman nam.
Santa Ana fell ION him heavily with
$1,000 men, fTaylor3 had only 5000
troops. but nearly all OF them could
hit the pavement II they jumped on
the roof and Santa Ana was dispersed
to such an extent that no attempt was
made to collect the fragments. After
thus spking Texas 10 the map, Gen
erai Taylor returned home and was In,
jected into. the Whit House in spite
OF his struggles. He was called "Olt
Rough AID Ready" a nickname which
fittingIy FtypifIed HIS rugged courage
and old.fashiohed honesty, qualltie.
with which his name will ever be in
separately connected.
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estate, by whom held, their respective
amounts aud. priorities.
Third. Whether said real estate
within FIVE years, rent for a sufIicien,
sum to pay on and; discharge said
Hers and the costs Of this suit. !
Fourth, And such other matters az
any. party in interest may require, the
same being pertinent, or such o,he'
matters as said commissioner himself
may deem pertinent, whether so re
quired or mot
d At which time and place you are re
auired to be present.
Z Given under my, hand this LIST do,
Of July; 1912: "
AZ L. LEHMAN, Commissioner.
HARRY SHAW,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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stomach and bowel trouble, II. IS mild
and pleasant 70 the! taste aud contains
mo drastic drug, OF narcotic, nut act1
naturally; and easily, yet most eftee
lively A larger bottle. containing
hi6rb than twice tho ! quantity, is sold
for one dollar. II you have peygl
used Syrup Pepsin and would Siikels
free trial bottle, postpaid. write "a
pr. W. B. Caldwell, 400 Washington
ST., Monticello. Illinois.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


:Abner Brown vs.. Eliza P. Brand ct al.
lin chancery. a.t'.'s
To Abner. Brown. plaintiff, and Eliza
P. Brand, James Morgan and Syl.
I, vanus May. defendants.
In, the Circuit Court OF Marion Coun.
ty. West Virginia, in chancery. '
You and each OF you will take no.
tive that pursuant to decree Of said
court, entered on the nth day Of June.
1912 in the chancery cause therein
pending. wherein you are the parties
|'plaintiff' and defendant, ! have fixed
npon Tuesday the 3Oth day Of July,
1912, at my office in the City Of Fair
mopt, Marion County, West Virginia,
as The time and place for beginning
the execution Of said decree Of ref
erence an abstract Of which is as fol,
lows: ba. -. A.
Upon consideration Of all which
it is adiudged, ordered and decreed
that this cause be, and the same is
! hereby referred TO A. L. Lehman. one
Of the. commissioners in chancery o.
This court, who Is directed. To ascertain
and report. ny 's'i'l''5 ~ /
.First. FAlrthe real estate owned
by the Judgement debtor. Ella P
Brand, where situate, It's description
and the quantity thereof! n
Second. The liens upon said real
estate, BY whom held, their respective
amounts and priorities.n}H t.'f &3G
:"Third. Whether saidirreal estate
will in FIVE years rent fora sufficient
sum to pay of and discharge said
liens and 1.-THE costs Of this suit. -
IS tsri.Fonrth. qAnd such, other mat
Eters ass any. other party in Interest
4 may require, the same being pertinent
\ or such other matters. as the said
commissioner may deem, i. pertinent
1 whether SO required or not.n leshi
At which time and place you are
lrequired to be present.
| Given under my hand this 1st da,
tpft July, 1912. =
~ IA. L. LEHMAN
| Commissioner.
Harry Shaw, '' N''.''.','-,s ~
Counsel for Plaintiff.
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS. 81
To all persons holding liens by
judgement, or otherwise, on the real
estate, or any part thereof, or Eliza
P. Brand.
In pursuance of a decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Marion county, made ID q
cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate OF the said Eliza P: Brand
to the satisfaction Of the liens there
on, you are hereby required to pre-
sent all claims held by you and each
Of you against the said Eliza P. Brand
(which are liens on his real estate, Of
any part OF It, for adjudication to me
at my Office in the City OF Falrmontt
Marion county, West Virginia. on or
before the 3Oth day Of July, 1912.
Given under my hand this 1st day oil
July, 1912. r
s.1. A. L. LEHMAN.
Commissioner.
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$3.50 a, vlRelN'TfMeER LAND FoH
SALE AT SIS Per a. LAND
Z III - aXtrx "a ~ - |.H q.

s56 acres Of virgin timer land,
principally large Red Gum, but some
fine Red Oak. Will cut 10000 It. or
more per acre. R. R. on one side OF
this tract ~ miles, on the other
side 2ls miles. This tract lays on the
st. Francis. river in Ark, and joins
the Mo. state line mile. The soil is
the very richest OF river bottom. Price
for land and timber 315,O0 per acre.
J e. L. MANN.
! Address, Bernie, Missouri.
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WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

H. E. Dunlap, patent lawyer, oil
Wheeling, W. Va, and ZIG McGill
Bldg, Washington, D. c., reports the
recent issue OF the following patents
to West Virginia Inventors; Lou C
Dashner. Point Pleasant, matchbox;
John NJ. Kane, Parkersburg. derrick;
Michael Mandak, slatyfork, hat.re
taiaer and Brady NJ. Sheets, Milton
headlight.
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OH, How i u |. Itcllledl

What long. nerve-raclsing. days of con-
slant tortiire-,what, sleepless nights or
ternbfet agony ltch--itch-iteH; con-
slant ttoh,S until 1t seemed that l. must
tear on my, very uktn-then--
Instant rolief-my skin cooled, sootiied
and healed, ~, : ~ -
] The very first drops Of Odd. Pre-.
scription for Eczema stopped that awful
t 4 Inr instantly: yes. the very moment
tare ceased. A 26c bottle proves It! =
ODD. has been known for years an
the only absolutely reliable eczema
remedy. fol. It washes away the disease
germs and leaves, The skin as clear and
healthy as that OF "a child, i
All other druggists have ODD. Pre-
scrihtton-so to- chem itT you can / come
70 n y, .;l don't accept some big PROFIT
But ifryou come>to our store, we ard
20 certain! Of what, p. DID. wilt do for YOU
that we offer You n fnll size bottle OF,
tlfiE g,iarantee:--If You do not md that
II takes away the itch AT ONCE IL
costs you not q cant 2 ~ W
Mountain City Drug Co., and Hall
Drug CO.. al4 Water street.
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4 HEP WANTED.
WANTED Boarders at s12 CASTOR,
Ave-back OF Normal School Bot,fdi
and room, $500 per week.
iWANTEo-if YOU are going to buy a

WANTED YOU are going to buy q
home in the city. Il. lits exact ais
{ lance from the Court House i mat
ter OF the greatest importance to
you, or would YOU be willing to
concede a few yards one way Of The
other provided the home you buy
would icarry.with, 1T the assurance of
+ Substantial increase In value by
reason Of future improvements I
D have for sale at tho west end or
(! Flemlng's flower house, Rldgeley
!, Ave-, two strictly modern homes;
that may. possibly, be D little clos
\ er in or a little farther out than.the
distance you have decided upon.
but l believe ! can convince YOU in
L FIVE minutes that no property of.
fered for sale in the city Is as sure
y OF a big advance on the price asked.
Let NE show you why. c. =. Mason,
725 Ridgeley Ave. "a \ 4
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Base J. BAN !
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

baltimore. 2; Providence i
Jersey City, 2; Newark.
Toronto,4, oMntreal, 5.
Rochester. 2: Buffalo, 3.
Today's Games
Toronto at oMntreaI:
Rochester at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Providence.
Jersey City at Newark.
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Mrs. Muchblest-I feel uneasy. The
baby hasn't cried all day. 7'
Mr.. Muchblest-So do |. He vii
probably cry all night-Boston AID
vertiser.
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dat Teller Rastns Skinner done bin
'talkin a powahful lot bout how he's
.a.raisin' chickens"
"Sho! He doan mean 'raisin'; he
means 'liftin. Catholic Standard.
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Sanding of the Clubs
IN THE BEST OF HuMoR.

?splitstraw (tragically) : So, you
tell me to 60 And yet ! have been
ycdr slave. 49,
Muriel (seyerely) : And isn't ii
only right to free slaye.-Satire.
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Et@YouR HOUSE MAY BURN
90 prepared for he emergency by
taking out a policy Of insurance inthe
old reliable ny.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
TireE expense Of doing this Is not
sreat 4nless you are engaged In apar.
tlsu'aely hazardous business, Wen
alady give YOU prices, and particulars,
etc: .stt
F. E. NICHOLS,
81 ri r. Masonic, Temple. =,
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Mrs. Gottam-Dont you think those
doushhuts are an Improvement on
the last ones made? $50
, Mr.. Gotham-oh, yes, dear; the
holes are larger. Los Angeles
Herald.
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Honors and Prizes.
Z Ten Ear Exhibit-Ycllow Corn. 2,
lst, $1,000 or an equivalent.
I'd, $500 or an equivalent.
sd, $500 or an equivalent. 80 ~
18th, $500 or an equivalent.
9TH, Sl.00 or an equivalent.
( Ten Ear Exhiblt'-White Corn.
Same as for Yellow.
Singh Ear Exhibit
LIST, 800 or an equivalent.
=. Cd, $500 or an equivalent.
Sd. $500 or an equivalent.
Production Prize
For Highest Yield on One Half Acre
Plot.
list. Diploma from United States Do.
partment Of Agriculture, signed t-
Secretary Wilson.
I'd, $1,000.
! Sd. $500,
I: 4th, $500.
I, 9Th, $780,
Sweepstake Prize :!
For the best ten ears In show. ~
1st.( Free Scholarship to Farmers
or Home Economics Course. at College
of Agriculture. or an equivalent, IL
the contestant be too young.
Scoring contest
list, $500.
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The Union OF South Africa covers
100000 square miles and has a. ,popu,
lGtion of almost 5000. 900.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by judg
: meat or otherwise, on the real es
tate. or any part thereof, Of james
NJ. Short:
: In pursuance Of decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Marion county. made in
a cause therein pending, ! to subject
the real estate Of the said James NJ
Short to the satisfaction OF the liens
thereon, you are hereby required to
present all claims held by you and
each Of you against the said James NJ
Short, which are liens on his real es.
tate, or any part of it, for adjudication
to me, at my Office In the City Of Fair.
mont, Marion county West Virginia,
on or before the 3Oth day Of IuIy,1912,
Given under my hand this LIST day
Of July, 1912. -.
! A. L. LEHMAN.
Z Commissioner.
July 2, o, 10; % ),
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See that fine place. down there?
That's the properly of a colleague OF
yours, Dr., Bistouri" ....
Fine! That represents 60 appendi
;fitises and 40 cancers. "-Pele Mete.
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The Golden Crest Mines Company
viii hold a stockholders meeting a
the office Of DR.. T.. B. Boyers, which
is the company's Office on the s1lth da,
OF July at Up. m. for the purpose Of
eletting directors and transacting 9th
er business which would properly
come before the meeting.
Signed L. 2. BoYSRs, Pros.
ichas. F. Boehier. sec'y.
July IS.
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standlng o. The clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Y,esterday.s. Results

New York, 2: Chicago I.
Boston, 2; ST. Louis 1.
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FOR RENTING rooms fiirnished for
I fight housekeeping. Apply 500 Lo.
Gust avenue, or call Con: Tel; si7:x.
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BROKE EVEN.

+ PITTSBURGH, July 9.-The Pirates
broke even in yesterdays games with
the PHILADELPHIA. visitors. losing the
first and winning the second game,
Camnits was weak in. the first game
and Yves relieved by Cole who Jared
some better than his predecessor.
Hendrix pitched consistent game
for Pittsburgh in the second contest
and with good support won his game
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
nlYesterday,s ResuIts

] GAINESVILLE, 0, Youngstown, /
: South Bend, 0: Terre Hautt'
Canton, 2; Erie. A.;
Z Dayion'fis Ft.aWdshs 3: Il.
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WANTED4Men 10 = leaflp the barber
~ Attdi 4C,', "A 8leA ~ II ~ 7lsYh <
= tradatf, Few weeks conipfetesi An.
,other rush for Darpera tinis season.
Best'trade in existence to-day Good
money, light, clean, inside work.
v Write for free catalogue. Nioler,
\ Barber College, Cincinnati, o.
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FOR RENT rooms for light house
keeping. Apply 100 Virginia ave
nue. or Bell phone $751;.
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FOR RENT-Either two or threesun.
furnished rooms, ss7 Grant st; Not.
!, far out.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Reeuita
Today's Games

Today's Games
st. Louis at oBston.
! Cleveland at Washington,
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
{. ~ Standjnn ofntb>. rt,,h,
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AGENTS WENTEpFfo II NO.
I Hone-Razor stropg, Autonat I Sstsops
per and Magic Dry Shampoo Pow.
der. The Magic supply Co. I'll n.
!, 14th st, N. Y G, :. 4 is \. l. n y
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WANTED Private dahcing lessons
by three Of more young men who
4 have had no experie nce at dancing.
z Lady Instructor etorred, Adareas.
\ r. 81, P, %. Box ,55sti. II. w;
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DO YOU WANT--A hanging basket
with vines and plants Call H. w.
Layman, Pike st, tslmot,s Add
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LAUNCH FOR sAEEAt d bargain Il
taken quick; will carry 10 people;
speed II miles, easy 10 run and safe.
! Call Bell 4l2sJ or Con. spS.Is for dem.
nnstration. v
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FOR sALE-one s.room house, mod
ern conyeniences, good location.
Only about two blocks from wat.
4 son hotel. Lot 50x135! Apply Mn
P. s. swearlhgen.: 500 BenonIa Ave:
Con Phone 377..
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corn. SHOW.
LETTER SENT TO EACH MEMBER
i OF CLUB TELLING 6 F. PRIZES TO
7EREnoFFEREp!.l Sf'.. ','ts"a

Letters are now Being Gent ooat 81
the officers Of the Marion County
Boys and Girls' Corn Club Il the
members of the club and otihlteerrssf IN
terested Regarding the annual exit
bition 1and contest to be held at The
Marion9 county Court house November
so this yea" Plans are being madc
TOR one; of the largest and best ieloft
exhibitions ever seen in this COUNTY
The letters @hfdh explain the details
of the contest are AIS Follows: 'o!s =
membership 376! 'sgf. i2'7s'
pyrA MARY SHAVER, iPtesldent:."'
rdnm WAYNE FREEMAN, "9. ~
s"t I'll Itis "Il;h4I Wee President.
ESTHER RoGERSd" ''r4Tr'
) Recording Secretary.
>. ,' OLIVER: SHURThEFF,
Corresponding Secretary.
Dear Boys and Girls:
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FARM FOB sALE-11 acres and half.
S-roomed house, fruit trees, good
water; also lot in Edgemont For
information INQUIRE at this ONCE
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FoR. RENT-Three rooms tor light
housekeeping. Inquire Public LIZ
brary. IA,
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FOR RENT-5 room house, With oil
char, large garden. 419 State street,
Apply ]. L. Hall, Halls EHardWaIdS
: store. IA q
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FOR RENT-Furnlsned Footns, with
I or without light house keeping. Ap.s
ply Mrs. J. P, Robertson. Cor. Mon.
roe and High SITS, 4 Ss7ttfi
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The Annual Exhibit and Contest Of
the Marion County Boys" and Girls
Corn Club will be held at the Court
House, Fairmont, November 80, 1912,
IL Is earnestly desired that every boy
and girl enrolled In the club shall be
represented at the exhibit. From all
over the county comes reports OF
Splendid progress that is being made
In the cultivation OF hundreds OF plots
Of corn under the direction OF the Col:
lege OF Agriculture. This fact should
encourage each one to renewed ef
forts. ,.. 81 5NF q.
I; Following is list OF prizes that win
be offered at the exhibit. In addition
TO these, it is likely that special prizes
will be offered In the different dis
Itiptg u. so.
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FOR SALE.

LOT FOR sAIE-yieW ST; near sth,;
: 5oxsO feet; stone foundation on lot
worth $500. all for $3.50. Apply N
C. Steele, East side Real Estate Co.
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FOR RENT-one furnished room for.
ladies;or gentlemen, Apply 400 Boyd
ston. street ~ Z. - /. vs. y VI 3 l6,a.l2e
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.s'' 6 FOE REM
FOR RENT--New Sroomhouse; 9Th
st. eth Ward. . apnlyi 500 Locust or
call $50 Con. Phone
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Mountain City Drug Co., and Hall
Drug Co. al4 Water street.
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NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS, MgsT:

July 2, ., u.s. 30 M
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Standing Of the, CIubs
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Mrs. Isaiah Crowell of Brooks, has
arrived for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Eben Chase left this morning
for Auburn to attend the State ". c.
T. [.
Henry Thomas has accepted a posi-
ton as freight handler at the II. c. R.
X. station.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred II. Lang arrived
home last night from a seasons stay
at Peaks Island.
Several new members we're taken
into the Order of Moose al the meet
ing last evening.
The Working League meets Il the
parlors of the Congregational church
next Monday afternoon.
Mrs c. A. F. Emery of West Med
ford, Mass, arrived in town last night
for a weeks visit with friends.
Miss Ellen Peterson, formerly a
teacher at Coburn Classical Institute,
has been visiting this week with Mrs.
John E. Taylor
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George Young has returned to his
studies at Vermont Medical college.
Mrs. G. e. Durrill has been quite
i'll this week at her apartments on
Madison avenue.
Miss Mildred Chute has a position
as teacher in the public schools at
Fairfield village.
Martin Emerson of Island Falls,
visited, Monday night at the home of
Daniel Lewis, Esq, Spring street.
William Walker of Seattle, Wash,
has arrived for a visit with Col. and
Mrs. W. R. G. Estes on Leayitt st.
A stated conyocation of Somerset
Chapter, Royal Arch Masons will be
held tomorrow CFriday) evening at
730 o'clock.
Miss Ethel Locke returned Satur-
day to Worcester, Mass. after a visit
with DR.. and Mrs. W. S Stlnchfeld,
Court street.
Mr. and Mrs Alton II. Cleveland
who We're recently married in Boston,
have returned to Skowhegan which is
to be their future home.
Miss Nellie Littlefield of Wells, head
nurse at the Pine Tree Santarium,
who has been the guest of Mrs ]. G.
Osborne, has returned home
The Bingham Subscription Agency
makes a special Fall Magazine offer
in another column on L popular maya
zines. that should appeal to our read
erS.
There will be a special meeting OF
Russell Relief Corps in G. A. r. hall
Friday afternoon, Sept p, at .
o'clock. All members are requested
to be present
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph k Goodrich,
who have been visiting the doctors pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Goodrich for
several weeks, departed this morning
for Indiana, where they are to locate
AT the close of the evening service
in the First Baptist church last Sun
day evening, the ordinance of bap-
tism was administered upon Miss
Grace Thompson and Miss Vira Law
ton.
The members of the High school
have decided to postpone their fresh
man reception to Friday night of
next week. This change is made
owing to the Morrison concert which
is scheduled for the date first plan
ned.
I. ID. Leavitt had his two trotters,
Pilot l., and Ned P at the FoXcroft
races last week and was fortunate in
winning first money once; second
money once, and fourth money, once.
He was also the winner of the wagon
race
Christian Endeayor Day will be OBJ
served next Sunday at the Bethany
Baptist church. Harry w. Rowe of
Waterylle, secretary of the State c. E.
Union will be present and speak at the
1915 service. He will conduct other
services during the day.
The home of Mrs. E. c. Dunton on
Madison avenue, WAS reminiscent OF
"Ye Olden Time" Saturday, when she
entertained several ladies at an old
fashioned Quilting party. The after
noon was a delightful one and at its
close, Mrs Dunton served a delicious
supper.
W. A. Clough. il, formerly of SHOW
hogan, who has lately been made
travelling salesman for the firm of
Talbot, Brooks & Aver, wholesale
hardware dealers, Portland. was in
town, Sunday and Monday, visiting
his sister, Mrs. w. S. Stinchfeld,
while here.
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Competent house-keeper wanted by
f. F. Merrill
tenements SIS each-Ordway
Plain sewing wanted at l0l Madison
Ave.
Entertainment in Convent hall next
Monday evening, Sept. so, for benefit
Of st. Mary's parish. The play, en-
taed For One Night Only will be
presented by members of the parish.
A.mssion, % cents, with a chance to
draw prize.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-09-26

W A. Clough, il, formerly of SHOW
hogan, who has lately been made
travelling salesman for the firm of
Talbot, Brooks & Aver, wholesale
hardware dealers, Portland was in
town, Sunday and Monday, visiting
his sister, Mrs w. S. Stinchfeld,
while here.