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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
CLOSES BUSINESS
OF FISCAL YEAR
Petersburg Council Makes Pro-
vision for Settlement OF
All Accounts.
0DD-FELLOWS' MEMORIAL
Chief Becomes Probation Off
cer-Additional Changes
in Diocese.
The Times D,spa ten Bureau.
Boiling brook Street
fTcinphora i.l,N

tlc!cpnone lolo).
Petersburg. Va, June IL
Tho Common Council at it's adj
jonrned meeting last night closed up
all business OF tho fiscal year ending
june 30. made provision for the set
Element OF all accounts incurred for
this month and ordered the carrying
forward to the new fiscal year OF ALL
unexpended balances remaining to the
credit OF the various departments.
These balances aggregate approx
matciy $4,000.
The Council also adopted the
amended city budget as sent back by
the Board OF Aldermen. The bud
get, as originally adopted by the coun-
ell. appropriated marty $4,000 for
running the city government the next
fiscal year. The boa rd mate como
slight changes. leaving the aggregate
appropriat at .3it.o5ai5 which
the Council approved. Tho estiina, tod
resources OF the city for the ensuing
fiscal year arc about 1870, pnD. go that
at tho close of the year thcre will
be an apparent handsome balance in
the treasurs.
petition for the BOARD Of Fire
Commissioners. asking for an increase
in the pay OF tho hremen. was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee a
petition for an increase Of the pay OF
the members Of the police force Will
be presented at the next meeting OF
the Council, and the two Wi lie con
sidered together. with probably 9TH
crs Of like character.
Odd-FclIows' Memorial
Petersburg lodge. No. IS, I. o. ..
f will hold services ncxt Thurs
day evening In memory Of the dead
OF the lodge During the past four
years eight members of this lodge
have passed away. :, committee. CON
sisting Of r. l.. Alley. James A AL
friend. J, z. Grinstead. Z. J. --udgins
and r. a. Prince has been appointed
10 make all arrangements for the oc-
casion Members OF other lodges Will
Join in the ceremonies. and tributes TO
memory OF the departed will he rem
dered.
Chief as Probation officer.
Under the new law which has just
gone into force, Chief or Police r
r. Raglano Is made probationary Of
fcer for the city Petersburg. TO
look after the confirmed drunka rds, the
nonsupporters OF wives and families.
incorrigibes. etc. Chief Ragland en-
tered on the duties OF the office this
morning and inmedia' ely had ono
case In charGc-a man of confirmed
drinking habits. and who has failed
to support his wife. Timely advice
and warning were given the man, to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
Jr. O. u. A. ". Elect. omcer,.

lSpeCiai 10 me l lmeS- DtSpa ten.
Williamsburg. Va. June s1.-Spots-
wood Council. Jr. o. L. a. NJ. last
night elected the following officers:
Taylor C. Banks, councillor: !. \. Be-
Earth. vice-conncilor; e II Proctor
recording secretary Charles Fletcher
assistant recording secretary: J. V
Morris. financial secretary: W 4. 30.
Earth. treasurer: j. F. Randolph. con-
ductor; L. B. FMrgeson. warden: T. W
Wilkins. inside sentinel: T.. r. Rudd
outside sentinel; ~ r. Griffin. repre-
sentative to the State Council: w r
Carpcr. trustee.
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STORE ROBBED At vAuoLusn.
YeEEmen Break Open safe aud Stcnl
Checks and Cash

Winchester Va, Juno 2l.t-Tho gen
eral merchandise store of j. T., Cad
Waller. at Vaucluse, Frederick county:
which contains clso tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad office and the post office,
was looted early this morning by yegg
mem and four suspects are now under
arrest. After breaking down the front
door, they worked the combination on
The safe and secured upwards of 5000
worth OF checks $92 in cash and some
postage stam1ps hut mona Of the foos
has bean recovered mn
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If YOU ARE A TRIFLE SENSITIVE

About the size o: your shoes. many
people can wear shoes one size smaller
by shaking into them Aliens Foot
Ease. the antisept!c powder for the
rect. 1t makes t!ght-dtting or new
shoes feel easy and gives rest and
comfort 10 hot. tired. swollen. aching
feet Try 1t to-day. Sold everywhcre
sc. Don't accept any substitute.
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Anniversary Celebration.

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch.)
Harrisonburg. Va, June 21.-Grand
Regent r. S. Stearncs. of Richmond.
was the principal speaker last night
at the celebration of the 35th an
niversary OF the founding of Royal
Arcanum Local speakers were Rev.
r. G. Hammond. j. r. Switzer and j.
Paul Dutrow, There was q banquet
at Loewners.
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Womans College. arc tho guests OF
Miss Cornelia MagilI. SIiss Magili and
her guests viii leave on next Tuesday
for Old Point. wherc they will attend
the Zeta Tau Alpha convention
In md Out OF Town.
Or. Harry .. Baker has returned to
the city from Pittsburgh. where he wen.
TO attend n meeting of the America Al
Institute Of Homeopathy.
Professor George II. Thomas. CT
Grand Forks. y. d. is the guest OF rel
atives on Grove Avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Eellam and ch.ld
have returned from trip 10 Berlin.
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs W. o Howard are the
guests Of relatives in Danvillc.
Mrs Wachebcrg and daughter arc
spending several weeks with Mrs 5.
X. Gaiibart. at Long Branch. y. j.
Miss witt Jordon. Of South Boston.
has returned TO her hume after a visit
10 friends here.
Armistead Wexford returned las.
night from The Virginia Military In
stitute 10 his home Oh Cathedral Place.
Marvin Compton has left for his horne
in fredericksburg. after visit 10 rel
atives here.
Edward Clover. who has been study
ing III Richmond the past winter. has
loft TO spend some time in tho North.
a. caperton Braxton is the guest Of;
relatives in stanton.
Miss Eva Tones has returned to the
city after being the guest OF friends in
Charlottesville.
Miss Florence Easley. OF Houston, is
visiting Miss Katharine Lancaster, on
Park Avenue.
Misses Helen and Ethel Heinz have
returned to Richmond -:ter attending
school in Maryland.
Mrs. John Shelton Williams is spend
Ing tho summer at Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa.
Mrs Malcolm Bruce and children are
tho guests OF relatives in Chicago.
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Gift to OrphnnaEe,
rSpec,al TO me Times-D5sn,

lOptO!dl 10 7 III I IIIIt IS u SpdtCh-I
Raleigh. n c.. June 2l.--The man
agemeat OF the North Carolina Metho-
dist Orpha mage here has been notified
OF $4,000 gift TO the institution by
Mrs. NJ. J. jackson. OF Kirston. II
consists Of a farm IN Greene county.
containing 27S acres.
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Stricken with pnrn,y,,.

Especial TO INC Times rDispatch. |
Wilson. y. c.. June eI.-Gaorge d.
Green. en- Mayor. who was this week
appointed clerk of the Federal court
at Raleigh. was stricken with paralysis
at his homo here. and grave fears are
entertained OF his recovery.
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King Albert. of Belgium. has de-
clined to accept the guardianship of
his aunt. the eX-Empress Charlotte
o. Mexico. and the trusteeship OF her
great fortune, which, ever since tn,
time when She became insane. in 1860
was administered by her brother. King
Leopold. until his death During these
forty-hve years she has been under
restraint in one chateau or another in
Belgium. for the past decade in that
OF Bouchout. near Brussels
The administration of her fortune
was source or intense bitterness be-
tween Leopold and the Imperial House
OF Austria. the ill-fatcd Charlotte hav-
, ing become an Austrian Archduchcss
by her marriage to Macmillan, brother
OF the Emperor. For Leopold. despite
money was derived from Austrian
sources, declined to give any account
| inS, or to permit anyone but himself
to have voice in the control OF the
estate.
King Albert has, however. changed
all this. and after consulting With
the Austrian Emperor. and securing
ms iull consent. has appointed as adj
ministrator. Prince Earnest de LIgne.
VINO Will Keep Emperor Francis Joseph
FUZZY Informed of all matters connect
cd with the management of cN-Em-
press Charlotte's fortune ,as also of
the treatment which she receives
Prince Earnest is the only brother
and heir to tho head of the house,
who is tenth Prince de Ligne of the
Holy Roman Empire, French Prince
d Amblise ct d'Epinoy. and Spanish
Grandee of the first class.
The de Lignes do not belong TO the
mcdiatizcd houses Of Europe. yet it
is to them that King Albert is Indebted
for his throne. the Belgian crown huv-
ing been rendered by the Belgian peo-
pie to the princes great grandfather,
the eighth Prince dc Iignc, in 1880,
after their successful war for separa-
tion from the Kingdom of Holland.
1t was on the Prince de Ligne's re-
fusal Of the crown, and at his sug-
6estion. that il was thereupon offered
TO Queen Nictoria's unc.e. Prince Leo
pold. OF SaXeCoburg. France. agreeing
to the selection on the understanding
that Leopold. widowcr OF Princess
Charlotte OF Wales. should marry
Princess Louise OF France, ono of the
daughters of King Louis Philippe.
The then Prince de Ligne was moved
in the matter by purely patriotic con-
siderations. realizing that tho indie
pcndence of Belgium would be safer II
thus guaranteed by a King allied to
Great Britain and France. than by one
who had no such connections.
Copyright, 1912, by tho Brentwood
ComDany,)
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Personal and Otherwise.

telegram from Cape May announces
the illness OF II. ~ ;lunt. a prominent
citizen and manufacturer OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munt went TO Cape May
few days ago for tho benefit of the
latters health. Mr.. Munt Will be
brought home.
The Rev. j. W. Rosebro D. D.. for
merly pastor of the Tabb stree, Pres
hytcrian Church, now of Tennessee.
was in the city TO-DAY on his way to
Norfolk.
Or and Mrs j NJ Burke and daugh-
ter, Miss Madeline Burke. have re-
turned from Columbus Ohio. where DR..
Burke attended the annual convention
of the Norfolk and Western railway
surgeons and read 4 paper.
Alderman Wesley g. Andrews. of the
Fourth Ward IS quite sick at his home
on Grove Avenue.
The sunday school Of the Church of
the Good Shepherd. in Rlandford was
given its annual picnic to-day at Rose
wood Church, In Prince George county
Colonel Patrick the United states
engineer IN charge OF the Virginia riv-
crs and harbors. has given orders for
one of the dredges now working on
the James River to be brought to
Petersburg to drcdge the Appomattox
River and harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Moody have
returned TO the city from their bridal
trip.
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Professor George II. Thomas. CT
Grand Forks. y. D.. Is the guest OF rel
atives on Grove Avenue.
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DR. and Mrs. Harry Eellam and ch.lt
have returned from il trip to Berlin
Pa.
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miscellaneous News.

In the Police Court this morning the
case of j. w. Rittenberry. of Chester
neld county, under arrest on serious
charge preferred against him By the
little girl. Maria Wilson, on Grove
Avenue, was continued for hearing un-
I'll tomorrow morning, a the request
OF the defendant.
y gang of some twelve or fifteen
white and colored men, sentenced for
crime in Norfolk, was brought TO this
city to-day and sent out TO join the con-
Wet force in D!nwiddie county.
There will be big parade and cele-
bration at Waverly Oh the Fourth of
July in honor OF the day B. + Live
say Will be chief marshal, and address
es VIII be delivered by Judge j T..
West. Robert W. Arnold Mayor Kilmar-
tin and My Howerton, member of the
Legislature. Antoine Huter will deliver
an GRAFTON in German.
y Joint meeting OF the Board of
Aldermen and Common Council will be
held next week TO elect a member OF
the Police Commission TO succeed Will
liam \. Bond, whose term expires on
July /. Mr.. Bond is a candidate for re-
election.
The civil docket OF the Hastings
Court will be called tomorrow. and
cases that are ready will be set for
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. o Howard are tn,
guests OF relatives in DanvilIc
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Acccpts Cali TO pIchmond

The Rev. Francis q. Ribble formerly
rector of ST. Johns Church. and now
professor in the Bishop Payne Divinity
School. in this city. mas accepted an
invitation to I'LL the pastorate OF ST..
Andrews Church, in Richmond during
the summer months.
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The fOlIOwIng additional pastoraI
changes in the Diocese of Richmond, II
is understood arc to be made by the
bishop: Rev. Father David Coleman, OF
South Richmond, to be transferred to
Newport News; the Rev. Father Waters,
OF Newport, News, 10 be transferred to
Norfolk; the Rev. Father Drake. of
Norfolk. to be transferred to south
Richmond
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I'm md Ont OF Town.

DR.. Harry .. Baker has returned t,
the city from Pittsburgh. where he wen
TO attend n meeting of the America.
Institute Of Homeopathic
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Additional Changes In Diocese.

follow which may save him. and 9TH
ers like him. from severo penalty.
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Mrs. Wachebcrg and daughter arc
spending several weeks with Mrs $
X Gaiibart. at Long Branch. y. j.
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Woman's College. arc tho guests OF
Miss Corneiia Magill. Miss Magil and
her guests viii leave on next Tuesday
Tor Old Point. where they will attend
the Icta Tau Alpha convention
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Miss Witt .Iordon. OF South Boston.
has returned TO her hume after v!si,
TO friends here.
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Mr.. a. ID. wearen continues abou

Mr.. q. ID. wearen continues about
the same.
Miss Maggie Stage is visiting re-
latives at Cedar Creek.
DIR. Ed Alcorn of Hustonville at
tended court here Friday.
Miss &a;sy Grimes Is visiting
Miss Mary Bailey at Crab Orchard.
Mr.. &. l.. Cover was in Corbin.
Monday on business.
William Westerfield, of Paris, is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID.
Elmore.
G. +. Tate took party of friends
TO Lexington 10 see the acceptance
fly early in the week.
Hartwell Shanks is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Kirby Bourne, at New
Castle.
Mrs. Logan Wood, of Danville,
was here this week on a short visit
to her mother and other relatives.
Misses Sadie and Bessie Baugh-
man, of Hustonville, we're here a
short time Thursday.
GatcwoOd Beszley, who has been
visiting his uncle, Mr.. Bowen Civ
ems. at Hubble, has returned home.
Mrs. q. c. Anderson, of Mt. Ster-
ling, is mere visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. =. Woods.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer c. Carpen-
ter, of Shelbyville, are spending sew
eral days with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. q. Carpenter.
Miss John Eva Hilton is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. J. T. Cherry. at Crab
| Orchard.
Mrs.. X. II. Pullman came up from
Lebanon Tuesday 10 saa relatives
aud friends.
Mrs. J. :. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Shanks, Mrs. q c. Anderson. Miss
Sue Woods and Mr.. Robert Woods,
attended the Mount and Wilson we'd
ding at Lancaster Wednesday.
Little Miss Virginia Beazlev. Of
Lancaster. who has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Will HAYS has returned
home.
Clarence J. Sioole and pretty lit
tie daughter. of London were here
Wednesday en- route 10 Mckinney,
to visit Mr.. Sipple's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ID, G., Supple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holman, OF
Crab Orchard. are rejoicing over the
arrival of a fine daughter, Helen
Mauwaring. The young mother was
Miss Louella White, Of Stanford be-
fore her marriage.
Attorney NJ. G.. Colson, of Som
ersct. was here on business in cir
cunt court Friday. Mr.. Colson re-
presented Pulaski in the Legislature
one term. and is said 10 be one OF
the most promising young lawyers
al the Somerset bar.
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Mr. II. c. wrav. Of Danville. was
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jos. Coffev are Wis
itine Mr.. Jack Hodeen. at Danville.
Miss Eta Mueller has returned
home from indianapolis. Ind. where
she has been attending school.
Mr.. 0ppie Brown went to Berea.
Tuesday TO attend the commence
ment exercises.
DR.. r. Ramsey and wife are in
Paint Lick. visiting their son. Mr..
h. Ramsey and family.
Mr.. @. q. Beazley is able 10 be out
after several days illness.
Mrs. Woodie Hale is in Danville
visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. c.
wray.
Mrs. J. &. Bailey and children,
James and 0pheha Carroll are visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Mrs. l.. 4. Linnev. Of Danville. has
been the recent guest, of Mrs. W. 5.
Denham.
Mrs. NJ. A. Beazlev. of Lancaster.
is here visiting Mrs. Viii Hays and
Mr.. }. L. beaEley.
Mrs. J. A. Bealley, and little
daughter Lucille, Of Lancaster, were
here a short time Monday.
Judge +. Y. Puryear, of Danville.
was here this week attending court
and meeting his friends.
Mr.. =. &. Lackey. of HarrJdsburg,
was here a shor. time Tuesday. on
his way TO Crab Orchard to see his
father. Mr.. q. A. Lackey.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charlie Wilhoite, of
: Moreland. have been the recent
guests of Misses Dora and Minnie
Straub.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. King. of More
land, and Mrs. Mary Straub of this
city, are visiting Mrs. J. l.. McAlis-
ter at Lexington.
Col. w. X. Dillon. Of London. and
Mr.. Robert Coffey. of Stanford,
we're IN Danville today on business.
--Danville Advocate.
Mrs. Jessie Stage and daughter
Elizabeth, are visiting her brother,
Mr.. George Peasants, at Crab
Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. J. McRoberts
and daughter. Anna Davis, attended
she Mount Wilson wedding at Lam
caster Wednesday.
Cashier X. II. Metcalf, of the Me-
Kinney Deposit Bank. who is max
ing one of the most popular and
most efficient banking officials in
this part Of the state, was here on
business Friday.
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Wavneshuru

Mrs. Asa Coon died at her home
near here Friday night May 81, of
a complication of diseases. Funer-
al services we're conducted by Rev.
Tilford after which, the remains
were laid to rest in the Singleton
grave ward Saturday afternoon at
= o'clock. We extend our sympathy
to the bereaved family.
Children's Day will be observed
at Waynesburg Baptist church Sun
dav June 16. Dinner on the ground.
Everybody cordially invited to come
and bring well filled baskets.
III. II. Singleton and wife and son.
Van are spending the week at Gold
en- Dawn Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mobley spent
Sunday with homefolks at McKin-
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus johnson and
little son, Howard visited w. ID.
johnson at Kings Mountain Sunday
Mr.. Zack Padeett continues very
i'll.
Mrs. J. G. Warmer is on the sick
list.
W. d. Sims and family. of Som
erset, visited the homefolks last
week.
DIR. A. X. Caldwell and family
spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Miss
Lucy Reynolds, of Bee Lick. was
the guest of her cousin, Wallace
Reynolds last week. Lewis REYNOLDS
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is visiting relatives in Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Singleton, of
Danville, are visiting their parents
here this week.
Mr.. George Reynolds, of Kings
Mountain, and Miss Lutte Sims. of
this place, we're made one by Rev.
j. A. Singleton, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong Todd, of
Danville, are visiting the homefolks
this week.
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Notice.--All persons having
claims against the estate of Squire
X. ID. Noaks are hereby notified to
file same with the undersigned, pro-
perly verified as required by law by
Aug. LIST 1912 OF they will be barred.
This June 0, 1912. All persons in
debted to the deceased will please
settle same. J. II. Collier Admin
istrator. 46-3tp.
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Joe Hill, Steve Dozier and Jim
Brady went with Jesse Lynn's crowd
TO Warren, Bell county, last week
TO work On the Cumberland Valley
extension of the Southern railroad.
Altogether Mr.. Lynn secured about
50 men to work on the road, most OF
them negroes, however.
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Short Local News

Several of the /. Us most inter-
esting news letters we're crowded
out of today's issue by the fair pre-
MUM list and other advertising.
They will appear next Tuesday how
ever, as will the installment due to-
day of our serial story, The Circu-
lar Staircase.
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Mr.. j. II. Foster and little son,
Jr., are visiting his mother, Mrs.
Arethusa Foster and his sister, Mrs.
Joe McAlister at Way, Mississippi.
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Rev. W. s. Willis will preach at
the Hustonville Christian church
Sunday morning June Q. Subject
"Infidelity, It's Cause and Cure"
In the evening the Sunday school
will give the Children's Day exer-
cises DARKNESS and Light.V
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Owing TO the high price of every
thing TO eat, we will be compelled to
raise our price on single meals to
IS cents. beginning at once. Covers
restaurant. i1-4.
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For Rent.-Three nice rooms
above my restaurant at old Carson
stant. Housekeeping if desired. J.
=. Turner. 4G-1.
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Wanted sheen or cattle 10 pasture.
good fence, plenty of water, / 1-2
miles west of Kings Mountain. Tele-
phone Kings Mountain. Ring ] OF
write Wavnesburg X. ID. 4. +. Allen.
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One brindle COW and red heifer
came to my place on Dix river about
March lst. Owner can get same by
proving and paving for her keep and
advertising. Walter Warren 45-3.
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Crawfords Comedians a high
class tent show have been playing
here all week and pleasing everyone
who has attended il.
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Single meals are now 35 cents at
Covers restaurant but we fed so
well, you'll find they're worth every
cent of il. 45-4.
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For Rent.-Three good rooms and
kitchen. downstairs. garden and
stable room if wanted. Apply to
Mrs. Susan r. Yeager. 46-tf.
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The ladies of the Baptist church
realized about $50 at their ice cream
and strawberry supper last Friday
,ii-h-
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Everything going at great i-dac-
tion Friday and Saturday. Miss Ella
Nav Saunders.
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Come and see my groceries, can
dies etc. before you buy. j. p. Tur-
ner 46-1.
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Wanted.-A second hand refrig-
orator. Address Box 272. Stan
ford. 46-1p.
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Mrs. Brown, of Casey, visited her
daughter, Mrs. Melvin Caldwell Sun
day.