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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-17
NEWS FROM POMARIA.
Prof. Tate's Lecture Largely Attended
Plans Making for High School.
Personal Mention.

On Monday evening, May 13, at $50,
quite a large crowd assembled at the
school building for the purpose OF
hearing a lecture given by Prof. Tate,
supervisor of rural schools in South
Carolina, attended by Superintendent
E. H. Aull. Much interest was arous-
ed, and every one fully enjoyed the
interesting talks and the stereopticon
views which were given. Plans are
now being made for the getting up OF
a high school here, such as Pomaria
has long needed.
Misses Sara and Lellie Martin, OF
Fountain Inn, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Smith for few
weeks. but will return to their homes
in a few days.
Mrs. Langdon C. Lyon, of Aiken,
and Mrs. E. E. King, of Charleston, are
visiting in Mrs. B. NJ. Settlers home.
In a day or two they will return to
their homes.
Mrs. syfan, of Abbeville, and Miss
Cochran, sisters of Mrs. NJ. E. K.
Glmph, returned to their homes dur
ing the earlier part of the week, after
spending a few days in town.
Misses Lucy Lyon and Lottie Half
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acre were in Newberry on Tuesday.
Miss Halfacre is on visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. G. A. Settler.
The Pomaria school closed last Fri
day. the 10th, after successful term
of nearly eight months.
The rainy weather continues and
still the farm work is impeded. The
farmers are anxiously awaiting dry
spell of a few weeks, so that the plant
ing of seed may be finished up.
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CHILDREN'S DAY AT
WHITMIRE OBSERVED
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM WAS
WELL CARRIED OUT.
SeabOard Air Line Enlarging Depot.
Lecture Thursday Night-Per-
sOnal Mention.

dren's day, and it was appropriately
observed here. The following pro-
gram was carried out:
Song, "Children's Day." by the chill
dren.
Prayer-Rev. R. E. Mood.
Greeting-Frances Douglass.
Chant, by the choir.
Reading-Ella Watson.
Song, Under the Stars"-Mabel
McCarley and Ray Duckett.
Recitation, "When Jesus Was
Little Child''-John Jeter.
Song, "In The Temple"-The Sun
day school.
Reading, "The Debt of Love"-Ray
Duckett.
Memory verses and song-Six little
girls, Annie Lou Payne, Flossie
Spray, Ruby Herren, Dorothy Wat
son, Lois Tidmarsh and Elizabeth
Coleman.
'"The Savior and the Children" re-
citation-Mabel McCarley.
MY Live Dolly" recitation-Lois
Tidmarsh.
"Welcome to Cradle Rollers" recita-
tion-Mary Metts, Mary Lou Doug
lass, Mary Spray.
Song, Greeting to the Babies"
Jesus Our Helper" recitation
Earle Watson, Allard Douglass, Hol-
lie odell, Elma McCarley. Roy Suber
and John Jeter.
Song, Children Helping"
Sunday school.
"The Triumphal Entry"-Ella Wat
son, Mabel McCarley, Ray Duckett.
Short speech-Rev. R. E. Mood.
Collection taken by Earle Watson,
Roy suber, Ella Watson, Mabel Nc
Carley.
."The Mission of Jesus Shown by
His Names'-Twenty-one small chill
dren.
Song, "The Glad Message"-The
choir
"There is No King But jesus
Dorothy Watson.
Song, Gail Glory, Lord, and Honor
Choir.
Benediction--Rev r. E. Mood.
The Methodist church was beaut1-
fully decorated with ferns, pot plants
and vases of elegant cut flowers. The
entire rostrum was made green with
uonomus. A lovely cross formed OF
green leaves and white roses stood
inst inside. Mrs. o. A. Jeffcoat train
ed the children. Mrs. J. NJ. Major
and Mrs. J. w Hipp had charge OF
tho music These three ladies, with
the help of the children, arranged
the decorations. They deserve great
credit for such a delightful children's
day
A free-will offering was asked and
will be given to missions.
Mr.. ]. C. Hunter, of Union, was in
town last week, visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Rudolf Shackleford and chill
dren are at Mr.. J. E. Cofelds.
Ms. Jno NJ Suber, Mr.. William
Scott, Mr. James Henderson and Miss
Winnie Henderson attended the chill
drenS day services and spent the
Sabbath with Mr.. NJ E. Abrams and
family
Miss lizard, of Virginia, who is
teaching this year at Clifford semi
nary, spent the weekend with her
friend, Mrs. Jno. R. Rosebro.
Mrs. ]. C. Hunter, of Union, is
spending the week with relatives
here.
The Seaboard Air Line railway is
enlarging the depot and building
new tank here.
Mr.. Butler Johnson and daughter,
Miss Lois, attended children's day and
81 ent Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs. A.
NJ Watson.
Mr.. Ross Burton spent Sabbath at
Nr. S. L. Gary's.
Mrs. P. S. Ferguson and children,
are visiting Mr. A. C. Sigh, at Dyson,
Mr. Frank Sigh, in Newberry, and
Mr.. G. C. Glasgow, at Jalapa.
Messrs S. A. Jeter, James HendeT-
son, Hayne McCracken, J c. Cofeld,
Charley Willard and VIM. Wilson are
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Real estate .fpr BALI
FOR SALE.
LARGE TRACT OF FARMING AND
TIMBER LAND

AS executor Of the will Of DR.. J. p.
Gillian. deceased. Offer for sale. pri-
vately. the tract Of land on which he
resided ana the adjoining tracts
owned by him, containing altogether
1,S54.45 acres by recent survey.
This land lies in Chesterfield County.
Va. on the north side Of the Appomst..
miles. near the village Of Winterpock.
and about fifteen miles from Chester
field Courthouse. twenty miles from the
city Of Petersburg, and twenty-five
miles from Richmond city.
The dwelling Is q good two-st0ry frame
building Of seven rooms. with kitchen
attached. Near it are q good servants
house, smokehouse and storeroom;
also large barn and stables and appAe
ments at q distance from the house, or
different parts Of the land. occupied BY
About 4Ss acres are lowsrounds
nearly all Of which. and q part OF the
high land, are in good state OF Gull
tiva&ion. producing wheat. oats. hay
corn, tobacco and other ropa
ana partly in soak timber. suitable fox
lumber and railroad ties. lying from
two and One-half to four miles from
the Tfdewnter and Western Railroad,
and nearer the bed Of IN old branch
Of that railroad. which formerly ran
to Epps's Falls, on the AppomafAox
River The quantity Is ample to ct
The land lies in the famous Rfch-
mond coal basin, and there are on 1t
signs Of coal underlying II.
For price and terms, apply 10
GEORGE MASON, Ex'or.
NcI1waine Building. PetersburG. Va
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Business Opportunities


INVESTORS. ATTENTION. l OFFER
subject TO prior sale any part or all
OF $4,000 per cent first mortgages
on improved Southampton County,
Va, farms. Principal and interest
guaranteed. Address ADMINlSTRA-
TOR. care Times Dispatch.
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED 600
VIII buy a one-haif interest in a
business which pays large profit; Is
admirably located. with long lease
on store. Active partner required.
References exchanged and inyestiga-
ton of business requested. Address
u l25. care Times-Dispatch.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. We WILL
sell at a sacrifice an established
hardware. crockery and bousehoid
specially business. now being run ny
executors. with or without the build
ing. and the best paying confec-
tionery. Ice cream and caterer bust
ness in this city. and a well estap-
iished cash grocery business. All
OF the above are good paying bust
uesseS. and have been successfully
run the past twelve years. For par
ticuiars. CHAPLIN, NELNS e BOWEN.
INC, Real Estate and Insurance
Agents. Newport News. Va.
WE CAN PLACE ABOUT $4,000 On
improved realty, frs. mortgage
LfGHTFoOT & TUCKER. Attorneys.
5l3 Mutual Building.
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The Most
Attractive Site

IN RICHMOND FOR FINE HOMES
AT AUCTION.
the premises.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20.
at 4:3O o'clock p. NJ,
that splendid lot of ground at the
northwest corner Of the Boulevard and
Kensington Avenue. fronting 120 feet
on the Boulevard and extending back
$50 feet TO a wide alley. This prop
erty is right across Kensington Ave-
nue from the Battle Abbey. with Its
seven-acre park. and is most delight
fully situated. Seekers after home
sites and SPECTATORS will be interested
HAWKINS & BUFtORD,
Auctioneers
1a0 North Seventh Street.
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
once OF the Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OVEN , T as,c
ing OF the stockholders Of the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
will be held at the Once Of the com
pany, at Byrd Street station: IN the
city Of Richmond. W., on ,sIS Sese % =
O'Clock A. n. for the election Of De
rectors and other omcers, ana Tor
the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may lawfully come before
the meeting, incind'nE h,. .ne m o1Sas
has also been called by the board
Of directors ~ . special meeting o.
the stockholders OF the company, 70
be held at the same time and place.
to consider. act and pass upon, au-
Of the common capital stock OF this
company by the amount OF SIX mil
lion dollars. In addition to the pres
ept authorized issue OF such stock,
such increase to consist OF sa ~
value Of one hundred collars. and
TO the issue and sale thereof: and
to provide that each and every
stockholder Of this company shall
be given the right Of subscribing
capital stock Of this company equal
TO 10 per cent Of his recorded hold
inCs Of the capital stock OF this COM
psny upon q date TO be fixed By the
board Of directors. and UPON such
and generally TO take any and all
action tina, may seem necessary and
desirable In connection with. ger:
name TO or growing out Of any OF
the matters hereineefore stated
The books for the transfer Of the
capital stock of the company VIII
close "Wednesday. November 6. 1912.
al 2 o'clock r. n. and viii be re-
opened on wednesday. November -,
1879. at 10 o'clock A. II
By order Of the board o. DsrceeerS
n. I. BORDEN.
Secretary.
0<4oh~r fs 1919.
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the Rev a. C. zeieIsr. tbs oinossfins
msniseer. Ms Msrsha Lss paasels and
Joaa I. snesA S0th Of Halifax - C.
were married. The bride has resided
In Pesersburg several months
Arsssur d .virnsissn. who died last
week at LAmosrt's Point was bern
ana rsareA ia Psssrsourg- He Vas
forty five ysaU ~. and 10 survived ~
hts wife.
VuDesue - CaUsnoa ooUss~
The funeral of Captain George j.
Rogers sook place to-day freO TIE
resid nee on High street, . 1aroo nuD-
Der Of relatives aDd frtea1o oSenG
prrs<uS- The Smprsssivs ssrvSeso Wse
eenAucssd b. sbs Rev. oeesUe -.
speoaer, q. D., g 1ssk u Sersse useo-
slSss EpsscsVal CAurch. sn1 She ~.
|C. r. Brysu, p. D. q ofaee eDeoeS0e1
|CAureh. a ?. Hm Camp - Ce0eoo-
crate vsesssn4 % wAicA - - Q
|ms4soes, ssouU1Ua anA Dcoses4 -
|DUay - ~ eu0Seogy. 4 oUDoUB q
|fySsu1s SsUn R)e1DoDo - ~ q
|ooouu0 - ouougoe
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TO THE OFFICERS AND MEM.
w bers Of Henrico Union Lodge. Nc.
IN 10, A.. r. 4 A. M.-Please at
tend called communication OF your
lodge TO be held TUESDAY EVENING
at Masonic Hail, Twenty-fifth Street.
7 O'Clock. Members of sister lodges
and transient brethren fraternally IN
yited to be present
BY order OF the Wcrshipful Master.
c. +. HUGHES,
Secretary
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We ARE NOW DISPLAYING OUR
full line of millinery and ready made
garments Latest exclusive shapes
In trimmed and untrimned hats. All
kinds Of millinery novelties: new
and up-to-date fall AMI winter
suits: coats. dresses: alterations free.
Save money and buy from MRS.
JULIUS BEAR. 1423 East Main
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Washingtcn-Southe Railway Com
pany,
Office of the Secretary.
Richmond. Va. October Is. 1912.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockhoid-
ers of the southern
Railway Company will be held at
It's office. in the First National Bank
Building. Richmond. Va. on Monday.
the 18th day Of November, 1912. at
IL o'clock noon.
The stock transfer books will be
closed at O'Clock p. NJ. Monday, No
yember IL. 1912. and reopened at 10
O'Clock a. NJ Tuesday, November -.
1912.
NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
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Potomac Railroad Company.

POTOMAC RaiIroa0 COMPANY,
once Of the Secretary.
Richmond, Va. October is, 1912.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stock hold
ers Of the Potomac Railroad Com
pany will be held at its Office. in the
First National Bank Building. Rich
mond. Va. on Monday. the 18th day
Of November. 1912, at 1890 p. NJ.
The stock transfer books will be
closed at 8 o'clock p. II. Monday,
November IL. 1912, and reopened at
10 o'clock A. N. Tuesday, November
19. 1912.
NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
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tlcnmOad. FreaericksburG and Po-
tornac Railroad Company,

kscnmOad. FTeaericksburg and Pc.
tonac Railroad Company,
Office of the secretary,
Richmond. Va, OCTOBER Is. 1872.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company Will
be held at its Office. in the First
National Bank Building. Richmond:
November. 1912. at IL o'clock A. ID.
The stock transfer books will be
closed at O'Clock p NJ. Monday,
November IL. 1912. and reopened at
10 O'Clock 4. NJ. Tuesday, November
10. 1912.
NORMAN CALL,
Secretary.
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At Auction

az THURSDAY. OCTODHR ~ 1S14
q S:So s'c3oek 2. u
StuaAsl caeos % Grace DosDfta4 -
house 10 admirably sustea 1or . -
tor or for Q boarding heuss: wolss -
rear end Of - s1tEe AeeD ~ 1vaeo
tAe placing Of Two searso AeeoenG -
Monroe Sereee, one - We30 49,
prove profitable for . 1FuG sesr&
TERMS: AZ 0fe.
n W. BOWIE Z 0oR
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BY e. A. Catlin 4 Co..
AUCTION SALE
OF
nos. $40, e22 AND ga NORTH THIR-
TY-FIRST STREET,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20.
at o'clock p. NJ
No. $40 Is q small detached dwelling.
on lot 2Sx132 feet.
Nos. 622 and 6s4 are double tene-
ments. on Lot 33xi32.
E. A. CATLIN 4 90.
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~ r b. ChaAln q O.. Ia,
Real Estate Ance1ooeoe4
rKuDrDxs AUCTION sAx3
m

OF
NICE DWELLING OF SIX 100
CHICKEN HOUSE. ,S11n 13G
WITH 2.s. ACRES OF kA ~
LINE, IN THE VILLAGE o.
LEY. ABOUT SEVEN NILES -
RlCFDaOND.
Assiss unAer . 6s.s sivea y -.
vHsI r. Taylor. daeed January & 1e19
snd RECORDED in the clerks oGee -
the Circuit Court OF Chestse1ssA c.
tY. In D. B. il0. page So. dese11 -.
ing been made In the paymeoe - .
certain note therein secured. ao4 -
% required By the beneficiary. -
cen By pubic auction. On the Dremsos9
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 90 lsl&
sh. ,rover<y descrssei IN sssa 49, .
eoIlows: ~Comaescing e . pesae -
feet wes from the snsersscssee
Rad. lying ana fronstn9 On she -
clde Of aid Swineford Rood Iee -
and running hack oeeWe<n 49,
lines Sill feet. ana coata.nlm4
acre. TIE seco0d troct comne.S -
Ss,ss e - s Sss s.s.. 3. sss @
0reWy's Bug nooA. - rvnae10 -
a souehveseef9y 0srecescn 49,
nerfN 80 e 80 nv ogu9V -
OId D1GeeSy. 50 TEA 70 -
Noosgs ovsaN: Seeses NJ =
% . roek - ehe 011 DrOy0
OF DsswWyV lls1 sssA - . So.
GrvosSU1 So0 Dpes - 80 . ~
sspS, ana sssues6nine S2.iN 49,
fDN1D: CO - - Co. -
syss.e q, 80 49,
SSss,ssy. ssAsssss $500 .
a. No. feff - - ~ .
GSse. - e. JlssSSy 6 .
S011o1s - 49, -
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FOR SALE.
IS Acres
on Trolley Line

Beautiful location. with lake and
running stream, owned by nonresa-
dent. who IL determined TO sell Only
Six miles from Richmond
r. b. CFRAFFN Z CO.. INC.
Twelfth and Main Stfeets
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Tuesday, Oct.
u, 1912
Commencing at
900 A. M.

various lots Of Dry Goods, C1oAhAaR
Rugs. Druggets. Furniture. Hardware
and miscellaneous articles Of every
description.
The public are reQuesed to ekfou9
Elevated seats provided for ladies'. a.
special accommodation win be afE0rd16
out OF -own buyers for shipping goods
THE CHESAPEAKE & ONO ri. CO
L L SCHDhBA
General C1n6m Agent.
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Auton,otAes Tor Sale

FOR SALE. MITCHELL ROADSTER
with double rumble seat. newly
painted and in good running order
Eeasy terms to right party. Address
A 10. care Times Dispatch.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company.
once of the Secretary, II Broadway.
ANNUAL MEETING.

New York, September II, 1919.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company, for the election OF
directors and TOR the trapsaction Of
such other business as may lawfully
come before the meeting, and for the
purpose Of considering all action
heretofore taken or authorized by
said board Of directors. or by the
executive committee Of the company.
which may be submitted to tie meet
ing, whether for the purpose of. or
in connection with, or in contemplA-
ton of any Of the matters aforesaid.
or otherwise, Including the lease.
dated the 5th day of April 1912. be-
tween the Island Creek Railroad
ICED and existing under the laws of
the State Of West Virginia. and the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany. will be held at the once OF tho
company. in the city Of Richmond.
Va, on Tuesday, the 22d day OF Oc-
tober, 1919. at IL o'clock A NJ
The stock transfer books VIII be
closed at the ONO, Of the company.
No. II Broadway, New York, on Fri
day, the fourth (4th) day OF October.
1917, at 3 o'clocke p. N, and Will b
reopened on Wednesday. the twenty
third (23d) day Of October. 1917. at
10 O'Clock A. u
BY order Of the board Of directore.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
BY Jas. Steuart MacKie. Secretary.
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THE JEFFERSON

The most magnificent hotel IN the
South. European plan. Rooms single
spacious sample rooO2
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No. 321 West
Grace Street

most attractive tfree-Oooey bteo4
dwealang. with twelve rooan1 - -
wster, etc, and on promsueoe oesos
Will be sold
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II Vdluelbo 0uDeuD
RDvUT1 Am GAY 1gH1g13
@ - ouUD - - - - = - -
A0IouDu2 - ~ - -
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Atlastic Coast Line Ra'lrea1 Company.
once Of the Treasurer
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THE
Atlantic Coast Lie Rasieoad Cen.
pany has declared per cent sneer-
ct on the certificates q indeeee9.
once Of the treasurer. st wssm1ne-
ton. y. C., on and after Novembee
j. 1919. The transfer eeees ere
closed fro1 ths sise aoy q 0cssSss,
1914 60 the iss day ~ NovsnesS.
JAIGEs q. Ro0T. Trsessrss:
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YoCR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN.
ed b. WI ToDIEN. JR, % . gsss.
assee snas e = Sens SrerSty:
ssss:S, s.. 60 - rod bsrssS
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WE REPAIR AND UPHoLsrER FUR.
niturs Sa best msanss. make ever
ola naettre 80 IKE new. ssne fos
and return then the sane cay.
(ssgned, JACOB UNL-AUT. Tnens
Madisoa 44ee.
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auettsn 9DaIes CHS Dsy
By Virginia Auction Co..
Auctioneers, 6l6 E. Broad
EXCELLENT STOCK GROCERIES To-
BACCO. STORE FIXTURES. CORD

We will sell for Mr. Thomas MccAr.
thy, at hds place Of business. 3l34 p
street. corner Tharty-0econd street.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %.
at 1910 A n.
a web selected fresh stock Of Canned
and Shelf Goods. Teas. Coffee, Cakes.
Crackers, Octagon and other brands
Soap and Soapine In original cases,
several cases Canned Peas. etc: Cigars,
Tobacco, Piedmont Cigarettes In orig
inal cases, Counters, Shelving, Silent
Salesman Showcases. Scales. Ice Box.
Meat Block and Tools. Shades and
Awning. % cords Wood. etc. Also lot
other goods too numerous to mention.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
AuctfOnoer0.
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We will cell at public auctton. -
the highest bidder. uniess othefweoe
disposed Of. ct our freight wareaOuses
corner Seventsenth and Marshan 0tAs
Richmond. Va,
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AZ tie C0&sn0D
....a. w.s also rally day Of

Ye0terday WaS 1ts0 ISs'S
sunday school Of the WasnAnst0'
s,ree, Christian Church Thers va
ans meeting. with Interesting eAer
ci.es consisting Of recitations' song.
,.h,eaux. etc. ~ the children. ene
address by the pastor. TIE Rev. -
Zeigler.
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FINE UPHoLsrERIN0 AND NAT
TRESSES
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0tscrIIaneouS

L0Alq0
10 LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
vatcn0s e. New York rates. 81. u.
JACOBS q SON. No. as NORTH Nsnt4.
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STORAGE N Crfr. q
Oer Nod Store your furusture eg3-
flea outomo ot!ss. piauoS % fOAp'
kINS III West 0roAA-
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A0O0ea00OD neesDc

Tn. resular monthly meeting o. tns
w.,,osi.t sunday School Assocastsee
- p.,ersburx anA vjeinity was belle
.,.rS.y afternoon with the Nethodtss
Csurct IN Ettrick. All the eigns
Sssno,. Of the association wsre rep
rs.cn,ed- The reports for the past
.o,,n .hovsd the following ngures.
arrr.v..e average register. l,sss:
.s-.S. attendance. i,Ssl: pr eent 81
.,,.ndance. -: money csl'scsed. via
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eHOE REPAIRING.

Ice. REBATE IF Ycu BRING SHOES
with Shis coupon Men . shoes half.
seized. Use, rsbated TO So: seSseS
oaiP seWed: best leather. no nails. No
1e4a HELMS. sc. DREWS EkEC.
TRIC SHOE FACTOR. JlS Eoss
9aju- Phone Monroe SSSs.
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assaAse RieA.asalis oseaees newsrapes.
NJ mes Ed Dippatfh
01EATESr WANT AND REAL Es-
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
ONE OF THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

Daily. enc cent per word when Daie
u advance. N0 A. take1 for Lees than
Ten eeotA.
On4 and Ona.half cents . w0e0 al
eaassi1eatieas except situation wanted
Ter OenAay. Sltuatlon Wanted one cent
word. Ne A. sunday taken Tor Hess
dian nfteen cents.
Ne Adj. takes for less than twenty.
I'VE cents when DAWaed In or eAssgee
at the eousteR.
Classl1eatl0ns not guaranteed aftes
os3o r. -.
Fer beslness contracts. send for the
want 40. MAI. Phone MOnPOe I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-22

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-22

situations O1anteb, ffmaIe
vxskfNG 10 DO At HOME. sal
BOOK Avenue. Satisfaction guar.
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-16

Even If the church bells were tolled essfy time particularly good man died the sexton wouldn't have so very much bell ringing to do.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-16

The Chicago News discovers that ~aIl young widows are not merry, but 1t omits 10 say anything about the old widows