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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-01-03

The teachers Of co:o.ed schools in
Clarendon will take Dotice that the reg
ular teachers association will meet in
Manning, Saturday. January 9th. Every
teacher in the county is expected TO at
tend. The session viii be held in the
chapel ci the colored graded school.
All ministers. parents and friends cor
daily invited. Meetiu% opens at l2::3O.
I. NJ. \. Myers. President.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-01-03

Correspondents. help Us out while
the editor is away attending to his pup
?ic GuTicS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-01-03

Afie" TITS week The Tines editor viii
be IN Columbia attending the leSls!a-
ture.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-01-03

Married last Wednesday afternoon
at the hcme OF the brides father IN
Concord county, Mr. 8. ". brogden,
Jr.. and Miss Pauline BraaSon. Rev.
w. D. Spinks performed the ceremony.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-01-03

Died or the oath At his home in Pax
vile. MIR J. J. Broadway. aged about
- Years The deceased was good clti'
zen. and took q deep interest IN the al
fairs OF his community. He was a con-
federate soldier. and i loyal member OF
the Baptist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-04
NEW CTIARTERS GRANTED
BY CONSIDERATION COMMISSION

The State corporation commission
yesterday chartered the following new
enterprises:
southern Engineering and Con-
struction company. Incorporated. Ajax
andria, Va Capital. 100000. w. =.
Mitchell. president; James B. WIZ
son, secretary and treasurer. Louis
VILE. KY: J. Fred Gray. vice president,
New Albany, Ind.
pany, Chincoteague, Va Capital. 32e,.
900 to $4,000. VIM. H Bookham-
msr, president; III. ~. Jossph, vtcs
president; J. r. Bayiis. treaanrefi
Horace Brown, secretary--an OF
the Haberdasher. incorporated.
Danyille, Va. Capital. $4,000 to e3e,.
600. r. 8. James. president; J. G.
Womack, secretarys r. r Lewis,
treasureE--all oof Danvills. Va
Il commercial Bureaus es Infcrmstion
and Investigation COMPANY. iucor-
porated, Richmond. W. Capital.
$4,000 to $4,000. ,. X. Reutfrow.
president; I. b. Franknn, vfca Dessl<
denf, both Of Richmond. Va; p. 3.
Rosser, secretary and treasurer,
Lynchburg. Va
Amendment to charter Utah So
CuTlll06 GQI RVTAtAQAaf 1kASssAAANss0t @s>s
increasing it, maximum capital from
S3o.o00,OO0 to $36. 100000.
8. n. Whites sons incorporated,
Norfolk, Va. Capital. 100000 "a
100000. A. NJ white. president: A.
r.. white, vice president: w. Q. White,
secretary and treasurer-an OF Nor
folk, Va.
Becker Fruit and Candy Shop. In
corporated, Roanoke. Va. Capital
81 600 to $1,000. A. J. Kennard, pres.
idcnt: q. 8. Becker, vice president
l. s. Becker. treasurer-all Of Roam
oke, Va.
Amendment to charter Blair Bank
ing company, Incorporated. Gaiax, Va.
increasing number Of directors from
eight to twelve.
Richmond, Va. Capital, t1s,0e0 I,
$4,000. b. u. Myers, preaident; y
| M. Smith. Jr.. vics president: JAme
Gordon Smith, secretary and treas
urer--aM Of Richmond, Va
| The shenandoah Valley OrchAr'
| company. Incorporated. Gtaunton, Va
| Capital, $4,000 to t90e, Geo. J.. 6
| Darhall, president stanton. Va: n
L. Snapp. vice president and secretaxl
New York city: Christian Sipp. trsaa
urer, New York city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-04
Highland Springs

The Liberty Hall Social club gave
its fourth annual Thanksgiving dance
at the town hall. November 2ath. The-
nan was artisticaIly decorated In the
Universities OF Virginia and North
Carolina coiors. The masqueraders
were as follows: Miss Halle LeftWicn.
MS negro Topsy, in costume OF red
and white, won first prize. Miss Ger
tie Kramer, as Fairy. in white trim
med In tinsel, won second prize. MISS
Lula Adams, as Gypsy; Lydia krue-
ger, as Goddess of Liberty; Annie
Veitch, as Princess; Louis Brnnsber-
ry, as Puritan; Mabel Pockiington.
as Night; Mamie Weymouth, as West
Girl: Myrtle Reittlepacn. as Queen OIL
Hearts; Bertha Adams, as Spanish
Girl: Lettie Leftwich, as indian Maid;
Beulah Wells, as Goddess Of Liberty
Maud veitch, as Gypsy, Ethel Seaton.
, az Western Girl: Lena Kramer, as
| Fi~e Queen: Grace Cridlin. as indian
| Maid; Theima Hughes. as Prince:
| Mrs. eaIlie Pockiington. as Old Maid
/ Ar. Woody Cray won first prize, GO
/ Dutchman; Mr.. Hugo Kramer. sec
ond, els Western Boy. Messrs. Tom
/ a sherwood. in white satin colonial
suit. and Davis Kramer. In blue and
old gold. as George washington;
Frank Dissee, as Indian; Earl Nc
Even, as Clown: Charlie Burton, a.
| scotchman; e. L. HERSHEY. In Spanish
| costume; Preston Pocklington. e
! Clown; Jones. as Yellow Kid; r.
/ Bisaue, as Kings Jester; Edling, a,
Negro Dude: While Mann. AZ Negro
/ Nanny: Earl Reittlebach. ~ Far.
mer: Goode. as Negro. Those un.
| masked, Miller Atkinson. Frank
| West, Adams T. Kramer, Gasser Nor
veil, A. Wray and George Wray, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Harbour and Atti'
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Pockiington
! Mr.. and Mrs GIasco, Mesdamei
Hughes, Saunders Wright, RoAns
Bulheller, Streets and daughter
| Misses Adams and Styles Judges
| were Messrs. Fred Barbour, Gate
wood and Rudd Chaperonea wer,
Mrs. s. c. Cridlin. Mr.. and Mrs. n
r. Norveli, MIR. and Mrs. HI. 8. Left
vteh Light refres hmentB were eervet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-04
MISSIONS
AIDED BY COURT

TARRYTOwN. N. Y. Dec. S.--By
a decision OF Justice 'Keogh, handed
down in White Plains today. James
r, Oussani must give the Catholic
Foreign Mission society n deed to the
property in Pocantico Hills. next to
the Rockefeller estate. which he once
agreed TO sell them. and then re-
fused. and also to pay the costs OF
the action on the part OF the 80
ciety against him. Rockefeller pur-
chased the property when he heard
OF the intention Of the society to
locate upon It.
The decision of Justice Keogh Gets
aside this sale TO John u. Rookie
Teller, and Oussani will have to full
fill his original contract with It. Since
the commencement Of the action the
society has purchased . tract at
Briar Cliff. and furnished q nome
upon 1t. so II is questionable II they
will take the Pocantico tract. all
though the location IL much better.
They viii. however. be free to dis
pose OF the tract to any purchaser
they wish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-04
FREDERICKSBURG

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Dec. a.
j. III. Judy. who owns large alfalfa
farm In Stafford county, lost one of
his barns Sunday night by fire. 1t is
not known how the fire started. One
hundred and fifty tons of alfalfa was
stored In the barn. all of which was
consumed, also some valuable machin-
cry. The total loss is about $1,000 with
partial insurance. Mr.. Judy has one
OF the best farms in this section and
makes the raising of alfalfa a speciality
He will rebuild at once.
Mayor J. p. Rowe has returned from
Baltimore. where he attended the fun
eral OF his uncle, Rev. r, Semple Rowe.
The funeral was held Sunday evening
from Mount Royal Avenue church, esev.
-. o. Grouse, assisted by Rev. J. w.
Gray and Rev. r. T. Tagg, conducting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-04
FRIENDS
BR|BEO NO one
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUs-
AND SPENT LEGrTnIATELY,
SAYS AuILxKAN.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. "a record Of
every cent that was spent In tho fight
for freedom TOR Albert T. Patrick.
who was pardoned Thanksgiving
Day by Governor Dix, Of New York.
after serving twelve years of lie
sentence Tor the murder Of william
Marsh RIGS. Texas millionaire. wss
kept by John r. MiIltkeh. and not =
cent OF II went for bribery" b. H
Millikeu, = brother Of John r. Millt-
ken, said today IN reply 70 uu6s-
tions a. to what became Of the $751;
900 used Ia obtaining the pardon.
John r. Miliiksn II at hia farm 1t
Crescent, NO, and HI brother eald
he was speaking for him.
II know that 97S.00o Of the sum
went into . worldwide search for
Charles r. Jones. Rice's valet" aid
b. H. M4iliken.
my brother knew that X h. could
find Jones ~ could clear Patrick o.
al suspicion Of guilt.
..s16y brother hae 0iven up the
search now. but II Jones ever comes
back he can san prove Pakrick's
Innocence
III cost my brother $1,000 to .m.
ploy David b. Hill to plead for
Patrick before the final court. The
rest was spent IN supporting Mrs.
Patrick at Oseiutng, where she could
be near her husband"
Mr.. M4lifhen lid Patrick would
not come To 81. Lcuis, but "a 20
Denver. whore. he thinks. the par.
doned lawyer = not - likely 10 be
disturbed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-04
the service, Intermsnt was made Y

she .srv -. RAJ r,...rr,ent was made II
-. c,,sr. - = go, 80
49, rsi,-ss.ssas T,nn,nrham. died
-. *. tny,,s {, her son. Mr..
sry ~,,rnsrrhar, near Marsha,l.
rs,.,.tsr ~. SATURDAY,. aged
ss,s,,sv1psne rss.. she Il survived by
So,,s ss,rs n ss.r. Il. Cunniugharn,
- IL rsh.1t. + n rrnnInrharr,. Of this
II sitv =. 1 g 80, y : cunningham, Of
Ssa.iova Il. Il. =. '.u -
tn Nn~,,,., .,,h,c, 80. been the CEN
80 az ~ NAN acssr:s, . dnring the past
sexy ,iava ~ ~ s,xet hall contest be-
800 ,,,sx.,s 10 Na.reai 80 the city high
..stssa, tas,,,s craated unusual interest
-, hnth sides ~ q former contest
On .ha o NIL, s..s,s,, .a,,u was victorious,
a., .hss ms s.or. was % Ia / in favor
es,h s' Nar,r,ai .rha thira contest will
~, 80 ,,,a - t. ~. ,,ear future.
eAT M p a,saarts .ar,,itv ana a NUM-
- ~ .ssst,ssrs saws most charminxiy
80 +at,,@s.. ,ast Monday evening BY
A., aaarse e pannd OF Manarsas,
~ as,a,sd : nnn,her az personal
Il, So ~ I,iciens' last visit
:, I ,,sa,sea 80 aise read a selection
go g. III ,,.~s.i,,ss
az lr,aav - tbis week Professor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-04
CHASING AFTER
SOU1HS|DE VOTES
CoUNCIIIMEN SAY THERE WILL
BE A THOUSAND QUALIFIED
MEN BY NEXT ELECTION.

Councilman Moore SAID last nlSht
that he felt satisfied that the South
side would have an enrolled registra-
ton by the next municipal primary Of
at least one thousand voters.
I'VE are impressing upon the young
men, and the old ones. TOO. who are
eligible, but who have overlooked
their poll tax to get busy. and many
Of them are getting busy. President
Jones, OF the Southside mocratic
club, has been very busy, as have the
other officials Of that club. and the
results arc showing for themselves
Councilman Jones Is equally as
jubilant. I'VE will have almost as
many votes I'm the next election, said
Mr.. Jones, as the north side OF the
ward
Fire In County.
From cause unknown fire started In
the building owned by w. j. Gilman,
on the Broad Rock road, just outside
Of Swansboro, yesterday morning
early, and the fire department was no.
tilted.
on the part of the department pre-
vented a great loss.
Mr.. Gilman IL brother of Alderman
Gilman, Of Lee ward. He does not
know what caused the fire. The prop
erty was fully insured.
Happy Over Sewers.
The fact that about $4,000 Is to
be spent Mt once on sewers in the
Southside IL welcomed by the citizens
OF this end Of Madison ward with re-
joicing.
Heretofore the sewer system has
been bad, and with this large expendi-
ture OF money the Southsiders feel
that they are getting what is coming
to them on account of annexation, II
not a little more.
They attribute this result to the
good work of the Southside repre-
sentative In council, Messrs. Perdue
Moore and Jones.
Court Notes.
Judge Wells yesterday continued this
suit of Childrey against the Southern
railway to the saext"terTr of his court
Counsel for neither side was able t.
appear.
Justice Maurice yesterday fined C
L. Jewett the SUM OF for assault
ing g. c. Godsey.
billiard kersey, on the charge o.
nonsupport, was sent to the roads fol
sixty days
Personal Mention.
Walter III. Jones, of Deming, n. M.
! formerly of Manchester, Is visitin,
1 friends at his old home. MIR. Jone
is large cattle grower in the wilt
| and woolly West. He will be arount
| for about month.
| Policeman Eddie Waymack has re
| turned from Portsmouth, where h
went to take fugitive to the trafnin
ship Franklin.
1 Mrs. J. II. Tucker is visiting rela
tiYes in the Southside.
The officials of Central Methods
church met last night to wind up tn
| November business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-04
Crane Case Continucd.

w. N. Crane, charged with as
sanlting Morgan r. Mills. was called
In Police court yesterday morning,
but the hearing was continued 70
December 18th. The alleged assault
occurred. 1t u said. on train from
WASHINGTON, where both men had been
to see the Virginia Georgetown foot
ball game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-04

Winter In Europe.
llEx. Ccnally and Mrs Conaliy-
Coxe win close 'Fernihurst.'' their
ho9aa near Asheville, y. c.. this week
aipA viii 70 to New York Saturday.
1n1linG for Europe shortly Mr.
NinU& Francis Coke will join them
~ New York. and win accompany
&41n 70 Europe. where they Will
S0ond the winter.
"a Year In Richmond
An attractive calendar. "A Year In
NtohuaDnd." has been gotten out by
4 raa ~ the Richmond women con-
~ with the Art club. The scheme
~ 1oeorAtion v carried out in brown
80 white drawings by these local
<1nfh illustrating quotations from
~ Tporks Of Richmond authors. Some
~ ~ drawings are idealistic, but
3 - ~ them portray familiar land
a - IN Richmond. The drawings
i 14S ~ Ellen Lee Bail. Helen Louise
1ane. Edith Hagiand. Julia Wool
Sf11No. Nora Houston, Elizabeth Jar
MS Nftnu. 6aIlie Fitzgerald and Adele
EyG. Illustrating quotations refer
~ Richmond from the books
4 nfo Langley Bosher. Ellen Gias-
B 1GSM James n. Dooiey. Mary
I ~ leanard. Mary Johnston. Sally
a Aobins and Henry Sydnor
Z - II The calendar n = lovely
WlkA much artistic merit and
sS| ~ - r 1GasnhnIl Horse.
oc3Atlon for the Preserva-
NlEginja Antiquities will meet
~ n IN John Marshall house
~ IN rooms OF the Virginia
~ epeao<y. The Marshall
~ 1no1od 10 the association
49, ysas. and has been
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
ARCHIE BROOKS Wins
FIRST PRIZE MONEY
FLY SNATTING CONTEST CLOSED
And A NEW ONE PUT ON

The first ay swatiine contest
closed last Saturday and the first
prize. 81 so, was awarded TO liule
Archie Brooks. he having murdered
the greate.J number Of the pests.
HIS kill amounted 70 about l2.OCO.
which goes to show that the conts st
has been a spiritless one.
The committee Immediately oper-
ed a second contest. the first rrizy
being S. and the second 81. More
boys have been at work this week
and when the contest closes next
| Saturday it is believed that the rec
ORD will show Improvement.
\ Get busy. boys. and turn in Z
batch tomorrow and Saturday arc
win some easy money. The pay i
five cents a half gill. ten cents a gil
Take your dies 10 the public hbrsr,
at S O. clock.
II there is = boy or girl with ar,
b. record worth speaking of. and tn
. Gazette considers he or she hs
. done good work. commensurate wit
{ the prizes offered. It will give an -
ira dollar TO the boy or girl Wh
I t. kes in the most flies between no
I and Saturday But we must Sc
results.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
Big PLANT Is To
CLOSE PERMANENTLY.

The big chemical plant at York
to wn. the last of the industries tha;
started up there within the past two |
or three years. is to close permanent
ly. according to well authenticated
reports. This plant was capitalized
for many thousands Of dollars and is |
equipped with the finest machinery
that money could buy. II is owned
by wealthy New York parties. who,
after giving it a fair trial, have found
that il could not be made to pay.
The concern manufactures a kino
OF pigment used for tanning leather
It's output was sold even before
made and the demand for it IS limit
less. the Leather Trust being the
largest patron. The pigment. the
manufacture Of which is a secret, is
made from an ore imported form
Africa. The work OF manufacture
is dangerous md hazardous and il
was hard to find men who coulC
stand the fumes from the acids usec
in the process.
1t appears from reports that the
original owner lost considerabl,
money before he decided he woulC
give it up. Then another wealthy
New Yorker thought he could max
it pay. but after expending abou
$1,000 experimenting. decided L
give it up as a hopeless job.
The climate operates against th
successful manufacture of the pig
ment. which will not erystahz'
. owing to dampness andother climau
reasons. The closing of the plan
the cement industry having lon
, since ceased operations, has been
severe blow to Yorktown. Howeve
! many thousands OF dollars have bee
invested In lands and town propert
{ and the bare possibility is that som
{ one will take up the development {
: the place where the present owner
left off.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
HOLDCROFT

Holecroft. Va. June l0-Mr. I.
J. Marable. Sr.. a well known citizen
of this place. while gathering cher
ries last F.idsy fell from the tree
striking on his head. No bones
were broken and aside from a good
shake up MIR. Marable is probably
40 worse for his unpleasant exPer-
i-nce.
Mr.. F. w. Binns. Sr:. is in Rich
mond where he is undergoing treat
ment for his eyes.
Mrs. Winfred Parsons is expected
to leave this week for Richmond TO
undergo medical treatment.
The very cool weather of the last
few days has proven very detri-
mental 70 growing crops. Potatoes
are said to DC poor and melons are
making poor headway. Those who
were fortunate to have hay have hsc
the best season that can DC imagined
for curing same.
There will be a meeting of IN;
county school board at Charles City
on June II for the purpose of ap
pointing teachers for the various
schools.
Miss Minnie Orange has returned
from a visit to friends at West Point
Capt. w. B. MeCanna. of Wes
Point. and Mr.. w. B. Mooers. o
Richmond. were visitors here Sun
day
Rev. B. z. Robinson. pastor o
Mt. Pleasant Baptist church, ha
announced a series of three sermon
on the following unique subject.
Satan Among the Saints, or Tn
Devil at Church. The Man who's
Bed was too short and whose GOV
ering was too Narrow" and 9Th
Man that God calls a Fool" Th
6rss Of these sermons viii be deliV
'sssd ssxs Sspdsy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
CIRCUIT COURT in
SESSION THIS WEEK
A LIGHT DOCKET AND SMALL At.
TENDANCE MARKED THE TERM

Circuit Court. Judge d. G. Tvier
presiding. convened here Monday I
morning with the smallest attend
ance in many months. The docket
was light one. there being no Grim
inal cases and no jury summoned.
In fact. not a single writ was sent
out of the clerks office for this
term. The jail was again reported
empty. Since then a negro girl has
been incarcerated for stealing Clothes
from the lady with whom she hvec
Monday Claiming Hall was ao-
mitted to practice in this court. $.
L. Graham and Peachy Spencer
were granted certificates permitting
them TO take the examination before
the state board. DR.. J. M. Hen
derson was given a judgment for q
small sum against Francis O'Keeffe
The case Of Branch V. Hockaoay
garnishee. was dismissed. agreed
! Several erroneous assessments or
dsrs were entered in the case J. 4
Berg v. the Commonwealth. and II
the case of a. J. Johnson. aomr. c
| J. P. Johnson.
Thomas NJ. Curtis was sppointe'
game warden for jamestown distrio
and J. w Manning for Powhatan.
Following DEGREES were entered
Jones v. Jones. National Cash Reg
lister Co. v. Williams. directing sal
of land: Randolph V. Byrd's per
rep. Lee V. Lees per. rep. w. T
Richardson v. Wallace. and BrancI
v. Morris. directing sale OF land.
decree was also entered Yesterda
in the Bisland case.
Among the visiting attorneys wer
P. St. George Wilcox. and +. n
Hubbard. Of Warwick; NJ. +
Barnes. New Kent; Goode. of Ricf
mond. and S. o. Bland. OF Newpo
= News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
AUTO TURNS TURTLE
No One INJURED

An automobile driven by Mrs. J.
A. Bszar.h. turned turtle Tuesday
morning on Scotland street. near the
institute. Mrs. Bozarth applied the
wrong lever. or brake. or some other
of the contraDtions. causing the car
tc turn over. Mirsculously. no one
was injured and the machine was
not damaged.
In the car were Mr.. and Mrs. Bo-
Earth. their little son and LADY
friend. all escaping without scarcely
a scratch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
R.F. D. NO. | NEWS NOTES

Bacon, Va. June l2-Mr. Theo-
Iore Clemens. manager Of Green
spring farm. and Miss Alice Wray.
Of Schuyler. Va. were married on
June Sun 10 Salem. by Rev. q. Il
NewOerry.
MIR. John Richardson. Mr.. Travis
Harris and Misses Minnie and Cara
Graves spent Sunday evening with
ne Misses New.
MIR. John New and family were
ne guests OF Mr. and Mrs. George
Richardson on Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Lanier and family.
ot FIVE Forks. spent Sunday with
Mr.. aLd .Ars. George Wa.uP.
Miss Virginia Wise. OF Williams.
oarg. and a lacy trieud from England
spsnt InuEsday WITH Mrs. K. L,
WaluIp.
Miss Mamie AuSuc, or NewpOT
news. spent sunday Win hsr sister
.ars. James & N,gntsngals.
Mrs. <. ID. S.auSoa, OF Po~hataI
arm. ano neT COUSIN. Mrs. Iunls
of New Jersey. were the gussIs 0I
Ars. BaOcock on Wednesday.
MIss Eiya Gi4sy. or Neck d
L4no. spent Al jamestown.
aars. Artnur Ayers sHd Sons nave
reIuTns0 nOms after spsaGlGg some
u-He Sltn TSIauveS.
IneTS were qulge Eum5eT OF lanC
SseASrS a. InlS SScuOa iaSI ~Sek.
5 or o loses OF 900 viii break any
cas- OF Cniils & FevsS; It acts oE
tns aver OsusT tnAn CAlo-nsl. snC
eOss aOS grips u asSsn, 9Sa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13

When your child has whooping
cough oe careful 10 keep the cough
loose and expectorstion easy oy
giving Chamberlain S Cough Remedy
as may be required. Tnis remedy
viii also hquity the tough mucus sno
make il easier 70 expsctoTase. II
has been used successfully in many
epidemics and is safe ano sure. Fer
sae by ali Dealers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
0AKTREE NEWS NOTES

Oaktree. VA. June IO-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. L. Rustad entertained a
few OF their friends last Sunday that
being Mr.. Rustsd's birthday. Those
present were MIR. and Mrs Oscar
Flatten and children. OF Norge: Mr..
and Mrs. ETick K. Skaro. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. <. Femme. Mr.. and Mrs. /.
Peterson and Mr.. N. Ophsim. All
reported a very pleasant time and
the day viii DC long remembered.
Misses Myrtle. Gladys and Esther
Opnsim were visitors at the Skaro
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Flatten. of
Norge. were callers on Skimino
Saturday.
Mr.. Tom Thomas seems 70 have
special business up the line Reckon
wedding cells VIII soon DC ringing.
Mrs. n. Ophsim and daughter.
Miss Alvira. are spending some time
with trends al Norge.
AE. Edward Skzro spent last
sunday at GresnspUng faEn the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Edmund :
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bergh. Of
Norge. spent sunday with SIR. and
Ars. .. J. Aas.