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The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

anu y. 70 XIII moi pros.
W. ]. Graham, removing mort
gagged property; acquitted.
w. w, Wolf, murder, mol pros.
Andy Moore, false pretense, iu;
ry and verdict Of guilty, with re-
commentator Of mercy. This
was a case Of a niger and a mule
wherein Andy found an ornery
looking mule straying around, and
concluding said mule was home
less, and Andy being somewhat of
a philanthropist and therefore be-
nevolently inclined, concluded to
appropriate the mule to his own
use, providing him with food and
raiment by stalking him out in the
woods. Finally, owing to the high
cost Of living Andy disposed Of the
mule. As the story runs, all this
happened several years ago, and
the jury evidently took the view
that the mule was not much ac-
count nohow, and Andy was a
good sort of a negro, wherefore, we
suppose, the recommendation. Att
any rate the Judge said he always
showed Difference to the jury, and
asked Andy if he pgeierred Jail or
pen. The culprit deliberated as to |
which furnished the best fare, and
a lawyer suggested he could be
fined 3 times tile value Of the prop
erty; Andy's face Frightened, and
he said he mout could raise the
money if he was on the outside
looking in. He was accordingly |
sentenced until fine be paid.
We have it from a high source |
that themulewas worth at least $25 |
Items from Liberty Drug Store
This column will be devoted to
locals pertaing to the welfare of
Drug Store and the public.
This year completes the 18th of
Liberty Drug Store under the same
and it has been our
ambition to make it a public neces
sity. How well we have succeed. |
ed we will not attempt to answer,
but propose to continue in same |
line, and assure the public of our
to give the very best pos |
sible service.
Our prescription department is
in charge of Mr.. l.. G. Brown, who |
has been with us 6 yeoars and is
well and faverably known to "a ma
jority Of the people of this county.
We have just stocked the most
complete line of bcx and pail can
dy ever handled in town; prices
from 20e to 81 per pound.
This candy fully measures up to
the Pure Food Standard and we
wish to assure you that no child |
will be sold injurious candies.
DR.. McGehee made a quick trip
via auto to see Mrs. Watkins, of
Lookout, La, Wednesday.
Liberty Drug Store being CEN
trally located in the county, hay-
ing 5 rural routes and carrying a |
complete line OF drugs, pharma |
school supplies, toilet ar
ticles, as we'll as a general line OF
druggists sundries, we are in bet
ter position to handle the drug trade |
Of Amite than any other point. Or
ders by mail or otherwise will re-
ceive attention same day received, !
We carry in stock a full line of
Parke, Davis 4 Co.'S serums, Anti
toxins, Black Legoids, Typhoid
Vaccines, in fact, complete line
Of Anti-toxins physiciansrequire.
P.W. Hurt, D. D. S., Of Auburn
KY, has recently opened a dental
office over Liberty Drug Store and
is qualified and equipped to render
good service in his profession
We carry in stock chemicals for
dipping watts for the erad-
cation Of the cattle tick.
DR.. NJ. d. Quin Of Eastfork paid
US a welcome call Wednesday.
We handle a full line Of the fa-
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

Misses Stella and George Lea
left last Friday for Whiteapple to
teach school.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11
traWn and sworn:

The Judge delivered the usual
charge to the jury, in a forceful,
impressive manner, calling their
attention to those crimes and mis-
demeanors which he is directed by
the Code to give it in charge, and
if he dwelt on any one thing in par
ticular it was homicide, strictly de
tining manslaughter. The charge
was listened to attentiyely, and ai-
ter its delivery the jury retired to
their room, 7. b. Butler having
been sworn as Foreman, and the
oath delivered to jackson Williams
as Bailiff.
The following petit juries were
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

Put your syrup up i'll 1885
gallon steel hoop cypress barrels;
then it will always sell. For sale
by The W. L. Robinson Co.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

Miss Hattie Turnipseed spent
Saturday and Sunday in M'Comb.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

While Court recessed for noon,
Hon. W. B, Nixon, Presidential
Elector for this district, entertain
ed the crowd with an Instructive
and am using Democratic speech.
Most of the afternoon was taken
up in setting cases for trial, since
when the following business has
been disposed Of:
State VS. Chas Moore, judgment
nisi; dead, bondsmen discharged.
Frank Davis, false pretense, plea
guilty; $25 fine.
Jesse Dunn, retailing; jury and
failure to agree.
Bank of 0syka VS. W. ]. Poseyf
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Sam Huff, trespassing; jury &
verdict not guilty.
Richmond Scales Co VS. D. j.
Wall, Jr., verdict for defendant.
Mrs. G. E. Campbell VS. S. E. q
A. II. Marsalis verdict for pltff. OF
$370 66 and costs.
|. L. Robinson VS. ]. G. Hall for
plaintiff $3.50 46 and costs, against
J. J. White Lbr. Co. garnishee.
W. H. Bates VS. r. NJ. Smiley
idg for pltff $246 08 and costs
State VS. Lem Wilson, escape
from farm; 500 and costs.
LIB Craig Mig Co VS. E A Bates
Board OF Supervisors, garnishee;
demurrer OF Board that as a body
it is exempt from garnishment is
sustained, and A. J. Street, atty,
and the Company taxed with cost.
Robert Johnson Rand Shoe Co.
Us ]. I'll. Oneal ct ais, Judgment
for plaintiff for $340 81 and cpsts
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

Grand Jury indicted Marvin Nc
Daniel for murder-trial Monday.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

5 or 6 doses 666 will break any
case Of Chills & Fever; and j ta-
ken then as a tonic the Fever will
not return. Price 25c.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

Mr.. ]. B. Turnipseed spent sew
eral days Of this week in the City.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

Just Received-500 bushels of
red rust proof oats for fall plant
ing Get our prices before you
buy.-The W. L. Robinson Co.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

Messrs. Jim and Ell Smiley OF
Ariel were Sunday visitors.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11
'SNe Southern Nera\A

Subscription in Advance. 81 90
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

Twill be ready 10 contract With
the teachers Of this county any
day after the 9th of October. The
Public Schools Of this county will
open Oct. 14th.
+. II. BurLnR,
Supt. Of Education
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

Wanted-0ne car shelled corn
&C. 0. McLemore Co.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11
FRIDAY, OCT. II, IoI2.

Rub.My-Tsm will cure you.
We buy cotton seed.-C. o..
McLemore Co.
Mrs. Emma Hall is visiting in
New Orleans this week.
Miss Hancye Moore of Hebron
spent Tuesday here.
~s~
Wanted-0ne car shelled corn
&C. O. McLemore Co.
Messrs. Jim and Ell Smiley Of
Ariel were Sunday visitors.
Mr.. ]. B. Turnipseed spent sew
eral days Of this week in the City.
Grand Jury indicted Marvin Nc
Daniel for murder-trial Monday.
Miss Hattie Turnipseed spent
Saturday and Sunday in M'Comb.
Misses Stallo and GpOruie I on
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

No, Of Stockholders 29 No. Of Depositors Al |
ORGANIZED 1902.
W. M. WHITE, w. H. JACKSON,
President. Cashier
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

Rub-My-Tism will cure you.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

Mrs. Emma Hall is visiting in
New Orleans this week.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

Miss Hancye Moore of Hebron
spent Tuesday here.
The Southern herald., 1912-10-11

We buy cotton seed.-C. O.
McLemore Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-16

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

Mns NoFy FUa.noa EIsning YES
horos-a Tburu1sy svoulns ., s-r boos
- Loop Para 70 The LItile FOEhs' Club
. uhigA Ghe = . nPmbuE 4 daltghi-
~ oVcullg uls speai ~ ths lfttis
rIIll o1d FlfT1shnsDis we're served.
ThoHs vic ont1Ved TIE Hospitality Of
~ Vuung ho1tpss uerr Nissos char.
l-no llekhIl. UlanoE and Efhel DEs'
nwll nan NaFy Bpnnei; Lneile HIts
81 Ruth Johnaoa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

twenty y1ArL have Uosa fFuausaSiy
tTiIlrlul1 ~ n1VlFitrl0g youF E0Ee1iy
- ~ gEUmg tat q Ou1E1iDUo aluo-
~ ana uas th1TNGoFa harmful
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Gurh auhtlraa Bli J UaHA ! ~ buga
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

~. asa Mos. Ham shA'fsrmzn,
~ uuIr r e. utiy ussFrisd. Er-e Eis.
- Hsnrsilani Uls saON-F iast even.
Ne q lhPiF houlr iE FOussh s,rv''' b.
> uuusbeF Of sheiv 5rendH TIE aftsiT
uss = roDplese s-.rprtBe asd thsy
e.re ~ rorIplenss 81 . Hzrnhsr o
Errify ana - fsI households aFtieiss
i,-Sruasmruss were sedved during M
toeuiuE Those prsssn; UerC M
aEi alIA ID u'oise. MI and Mn \ B
Hunsy. NEsra RiancAe and Lniu
ssb1rp. ARA and I-'fsie ShA:Iersnan
Aa.nda FieualnE. EiiEassfh Hail
% en-. " l. Day5a ! il. Bsrr~Jt .
8. TatteFsOa. sseorE- McCrors
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

m and q, s.so n ~ r - G. A.
huldlnv a u,--liag vElI he hsig = tat1
sosn.rrtoa. Thruushnut Ibc Seek To-
Iowfne unIoa aaTg.ees uEl ~ ~ %
The SiffeFun, ehurcheu eonaueied -
~ norai r.v,ors 1na ssvural B1led
.p.-tprs ainaE missionary Iiuss fFOD
.i.-qhsre vul - ureasni.
This NOT fpleni y 10, cay : 49,
90 hao''ul1'. ~ = ai.o
1OveDan' 40 ~ s-- -
eonHun''y ca % % .''''' - --.--
their pn'r'O'i1n and 'O'e -
than b. EivtlE th'a n.o' -
hearty saPV'F'- - ths $50
81 -.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16
Fine Farm fer Sale

Ths bsss = acre fruit Sn6 OSrosn
tasua " 0ssUor eoSIty. parlly level.
eaFSlv olopia1. we'll UsSoEOd b eiO-
tsras 80 ODria1A 49, 5 rooAsd TRAVIS
kou-sa. nLais NJ. esIlsr. sssSphous.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16
NORMAL SCHOOL NEWS rTEna-
U alfiu1OFP

II. Hrsy number Of The leclaTs
-oEsN. eli D. gwen on Monday even
il.x. by the Collegiate qulrFstie o.
N.u YORK CIV This viii ~ enc Of
the ,,est entertainments Of Jbe sEaHon-
\ nusica. treat . PrOutsed "a 81
,aose ahO AIteud- COurse tsrke's
s. -se single s4missson Ssc- Courue
,srke,s esu b. uscsrrd .; The dooT.
IN A J Davis gave . VsrS interest,"
iur chapel taIk on ThgFSSay D0ruIas
GA the RaIkin siruartoa- tie gave Al
excellent historical review Of ths ~
asonaI and reItEsOus mOvensats lsna
,ta 10 to The occupation Of Eur1psan
70 Tri5ory by she TURKS he mAde u
ear thai ~ RslEin allies arr tusti
aad in comhinizE aEnius' ,5eus people
xbo are nos yet free from hArharisui-
NJ g. C. Rlsr. Of cisHs Of 1914. vas
visitor yesterday He e PRINCIPAL II
sl.s srhoola a. JacksOusiils
sup,. q. G. wtl8oa and ssSsEal Of
TIE ElHias teachers. visited the Nor
AL schorl aad TraininE Scb0oI yestsr-
cay. NJ Wilson sPOkr IN htEh praise
% the york hsinE dODP In the Train
inE school
Niaa Elizabeth HeiaEm1H- 81 NeS
NartInsvIle. class q 1912. S'OPDea
.or = shoH wax .. the Normal % her
uay TO attend rAs Round Table Ufess-
inE ~ Gnitoa
Bethany today wayassbuTE on
yhaaknziyinE nay Thrss $50 an
sounopusnis Dsan that RAJ iOushaIi
70 beinE playos IN Fnirnoat The NoE-
u.aI - s.abdins for purV sSllssirs, uifh
he resul, thar tsr aihIetic sisuottua
% the bss, 10 the his;Ory Oi TIE sehonL
A u-rsts o. chsVrl lnIkS are hsiag
E4v-n On Tua-aay BOrHiREa a. the
sEbi-r1 Of -CoassrvaitOa Of ElPrEJ
On last TsasA1y Mr. Davis save >
,aIE o. shr u.bi-et ~ --ConSsTVtnE ~
Pascal Fur-~a-
I'r-sidsn, Woodiey suend-d tse
n-1siaE q the Rnu.S TAbls yesterday
uveainE st GraGOa Re deieD6Ea TO-
nspaa.sioa thai the urhoola ~ no'
. fnilurs He rpcoE1tnsd the iart ihnS
tsey sew ~ Iu-Tte-i. hui a 'hP $40
iszse flssy have bssa . gTsai inauuF -
d-xsluptng eur spiendid civilizafton-
ArraaEoa-sts nFe beanE uaaa ~ =
soiuT neg,lnE 81 Ibe nfuEa'T u1etrtiFl
20 have . Star~oVlteun luriuIe - ~
RaiEiu uiiust1a- ms y pTasEeAa -
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laetiSuly ~ uWai uGA g ~
nhuoL MuEp aNllns = ~ l-elul'
81 e G'Vu- H
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16
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an UllinE - pass ~ the flisa -
tnuaFy gilfleT q VenGaanee Tor ~
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guaa many pseple uha. lie this -
u.n. 80 careers h0E thgy lnSa q -
tnuulila JhaiT tFipuas u1sn tbey ihinh
thuy UIl NJ uaai .hem alln.
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usFuanuFy thi1 Is d181 usa1 . nay-
~ uhaa { want - soina 81 b th1t'
ethieaI e1u1iAaTaiioas GltiFuly aat1e
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vi-u uhich a. e,peFss8es q . trienl
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, tsf Od1i-stua 10 EsYthta c'ub Goa
uas pruDplIy hlartaullad. - tair
? vas To- reanoa: HIs eouain hn1 oueE
a. 80 a. - go hrgr1r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

TIE iadieAOl Ihs LlfbeEll ehuFrh
ssrva1 a. eHrsllsnf Duieh dlnnpT this
Boon 20 = lnrEe eEOUd ~ VeoPia. rae
as-na SIS spiehdid aaH Uua served -
.xr-Lsus s,yls. An he vtands daaF %
tie Duteh o eel - osbsn were
sprrod. ThiS sveainE supper vim -
s-rvsd a. ths Gaus stand. Ihs Eltas
rssSssFani. he ssoe nauu VA -
nsFved.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

CruDlinruisTy - MA I.0aa M
1l1uaa. q GaPs TOuB. AiFtrn. uh0
- ~ gln-i q hpr SISTER. Mn. Dunran
clalI. Nm. ThsHian Wa1lsF FIsn-
sulsFiainsd informally yesterday
nlluIl1na - bzT hoEP In IIFss stEoet
ring ~ ulteTnoul Mn. nidIlenapS
ra1o % lnieTurEilg talh eoocsEniaE
urDuIlsncps 10 AfrirA.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16
A Newspaper Man Writes an
Open Letter TO D.. Hartman

uhteh shan unu - ohtsalnrB - tl1sV
NY aEl1s n ~ folaEA
yer aFtlrtls cRuaT . gIeaf 61al
e tl1uIDstiul % ~ publle- ! th1nk
- nPuuIapsFS GO Ull 0GaEl - -
M ghual gHaEtl. fuF IL aFltFiss yu1
havs baua GuEu1-htng ~ l11alE en-
s9.tHua uuln4 e ~ ~ thinEl G1Iaf 80
cur - ny plpaE W1la ~ cuuG3n-
"a olrcU8 - VSuF UagHiorUlt vFssEiL-
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usuuA = avo - ~ tila h1Illo-
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NJ gIul1 &Fll. UtEn ~ VlEo1uD -
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nuH- ny taF1a = ~ a. hanAl - ~
tall1FI1l SvuFua1EB and ny etl1T 49,
uruS = an oFElatun1 - uEh ~ ~
"a Glus ~ usluu8,n 70 fll1 NJ
eul Gnn nIulgg ~ 20 GEglllD
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Usal aaI.E Ar Al Ulasg gE1li1S..
TIE UU1IEU-UlY $3.50
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

n and NJ u & Howard WoH
hanal Eleuss - a ty'lsaltuIly nPPo.ni-
- "a : pl.ea gwen :. the Laiieu' al
Huet1iy q tie M-,h0dist eAarca a.
~ eauFrh - F4ir1aon' aScsue A
s1Ere nuuh.r 81 tA- church mcmSers
on1 fElshes uer- esseuainsd and d.
1noua Fcsnsshassu1s were served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

Mr.. = z. Miller sntsrSalned TIE
HimaFy tearhsu reading circle o. the
itapik.i church lssS evshiug - her
tolae Ia walnut avehSs. Alter the
lsuutoass bour. q social iine UaS aps1s
Bbd rslTashnFuls served Fhnss UFeu-
Gni Uure Mn. J. s. LoAlaltsH Miss
l'sa.iP SniIh. Ntas ROhiuloa. HIso
IllHls NOTF0u. Mils Rehrc-a FUeaye~
and Mis- Olive Brand
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

Unnoring ~ biF1l1iay - Mr. GsoTEr
3 uTNlA. uSa- nEan1 anA dsnEhtsT,
Nira FlaEi. e8saFlniuad > tee fFtsnts
q dinnaF lat evening. ne Eusn'S IN
eln1ad ~ ara Mn }. c, HTo0mheld.
~. 80 Nrn. Alenanle1 NrAluss and
l1ira Llii.n llrHUoe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

~ FL HaTti-y rE.erts.ars Zee
3. his q lsInchsoa yesterday after
Uocu q hrf hoar "a Fsi-EIozs 49,
ara. rsUpii1enfaTy 70 Nias Is4n
Cr l. ~ Tissss.s - VINO lsotared b.
ss-o ~ Wyuan'a Cub q rs --SsiaT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

lgEs. ArthuT G Nartia entertained
yesterday win = luhrhc'a At he- boue
- Efuin1u aUsaue. hOnor.nE Nh.
Chasaey Raulaee. Fvcrnf bride
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16


" ob.PTvsd aaahs ~ city ehureh BE-
Ia Fairn1al bsginEshE No1day even
ing sd couslnuinE Caeh sveainE Dur
ing III uesk.
The a 1veusni d UOrld UEa or
aud has ~ iis objer. the b7taesmfnl %
ihs country IN paisE Ue i've cad snr
caus- has smllulsa sin II - n.IliSE
peo7Ie IN the Unitei Staieh. the
FhiIspp. mes. IIav1h. Porto Rtro. =
lie sIosaa q the nu0Veuenf e 7our
csuntry Gad's COun'rs .'r'sat niu---
conrr.led rhe laea that ahile he uoria
IL auahsuiHg alonE line ~ civic bitter
IA, ~ veil - ssE reiorIBs, ih--1
lac Narsd should d.-yslOp aiUas iaiE-
lon lines and skOaid - maze IA fea.
ty Cad's County. > "a ;his oiires
Hsea. t.se idSa go eunseiyei o. Oh
ser, isz ATaaiun GAeE ihruasaou: u =
country and rhus srinsalate the roFS
and GiVe IL AddtlonA' IN .uaius-
No hetIrr way ear re cOUniry b
made better THAI b. spreading ~
Asss.onary taase throughout ~ bar
DIS
In. urO-rawme ~ tAe pp-T'-ss 20
h, held "a this city uas printed in thir
su.- urvaSai us, - aao ana ue
prI u & AS that to- minis o. tae
~ A. ..r.gs-sNasH iatr.mr Mr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

Iusntuloutsly as-sfiax yrstaTday- NiSs
Ciaig re1urn~a 70 PH0ubuEE % ~
Silerncoa train
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

The Monthly MAGAZINE GuVPIeneH'
u equll - mos, q ihs POPu:Af naEa
Elnea- Uhirh VITA the Saturday Col
cred Comic Supplements. Iatss u
Ithes1saI home papeF. send IA yUUs
rensuala or neE sabaeFiOttO1 hoW.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

OLOo ron 4 WHOLE YEAR ~ NAL
Thrsa doliaEa Niii hrtng III Daily
West virBinian to yOu ~ nail Tor .
Wkois year
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

Ms Asbary Gun = ssei.a ;r-Aa
trrs ~ ~ ssRArry 40 married Liz.
20 ga Kin 20 l. "a fas st~r Eifho-t
ur1kiHu yOur ntizab.sr rad
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16
Program

ron ptonlE MiO6icN WEEK HAS
BEEn PREPAREo-IT IS ciVEH
SHOW.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

On eO1Berti0u utt5 tho uOTid vide
aovensst. HCne Niuston uesh III
" ob.Prvsd aaaAs ~ city ehurs BE-
Ia FairBlal hEginHsnE Ao1day ever
ing sd coasinuinE Cseh svrninE our.
ing vhs uesk
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-02-22
Joseph Francis. Life Saver.

In 1S49 Joseph Francis. who had al
ready won a great reputation as a
builder of life boats and life saving
apparatus, built Il metallic life boat, or
life car, and asked the corporation
Of the United States government
in giving it a trial. Up to hat time,
only wood had been used in the con-
struction of life boats, and the govern
ment had no faith in the new tangled
idea. 1t refused to give him assistance
Of any kind. SO he established and
maintained the boa at his own expense
on the New Jersey coast. In January,
1850. 1t rescued 200 Of 201 emigrants
from the wreck OF the British ship
Ayrshire. The only one lost was a
nan who insisted OF riding through
the surf on the outside of the car
probably wanted to see the scenery.
During the next four years. 2,150 lives
were saved by the use Of Francis life
boats. Foreign countries loaded him
with honors. and 38 years afterward,
in 1855. congress awarded him a gold
medal FOR his life long service
t. humanity and to his country" He
died in 1893. in his $50 year. Both the
Il49 life car and the gold medal may
b. seen in the Smithsonian institution
81. Washington. .
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-02-22
Good Markaman.

A Yankee entered a hotel in the
highlands when he overheard a party
Of gentlemen speaking about shoot
Ing.
Gentlemen" he said. 81 guess
have seen some good shooting in my
time. l have Der a fly killed on a
aagpole at 800 yards"
An Irishman, who was one OF the
party. said: "Begorra, it's purity good,
but I believe I've seen better. When
! was in the army the major used to
roll an empty beer barrel down the hill
and every time the bunghole turned
up we put a bullet in. Any man who
couldn't do 1t was dismissed. was
In that corps for fifteen years and new.
x saw a man dismissed"