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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-24

TO Yoshhto who has been en-
throned as Emperor OF Japan. we are
tempted to say: Here's TO Won
Yosh, old top. and may you rule as
long and well as your royal dad."-
Wilmington Star.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-24

FITTING his machine with a six
horse power motor and an aeroplane
propeller. French motorcyclist has
made speeds up to so miles an hour.
Wilmington star.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-24
Managers at Borden.

The names of the managers for the
primary election at Borden were not
received until Tuesday. They are as
follows: G. w. Hatfield, II. w. Cato
and c. NJ. Emanuel.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-24

\ mean man says he refuses to get
enthused over the announcement that
the styles for women next Winter will
be longer coats. What he desires is
that they wear their coats longer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-24

Tillman says he is ashamed of
South Carolina. Is il as bad rs that ?
Pensacola journal.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-24
The Butt of Photographers!

Atlanta Constitution.
South Carolina didn't show up al
the Bull Moose Convention. She has
been having trouble enough at
home.
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Election of Vice-PreSidcnt.

lnasmucb as the Vice President up.
der certain conditions may become
President. t is necessary that he be
elected in the same manner as the
President,--namely. by majority of
the Presidential electors The cleo
tors in voting make distinct lists of
candidates voted for as Vicc-Pres
ent. these lists are also sent to
Washington. and are counted sepa-
rately from those for President.
When no candidate has a majority
Of the votes of the electors, the SEN
ate has the power to elect the Vice
President. This is SO because the Of
flee is OF less Importance than the Of
flee Of President, and it would also if
given To the House to decide. give
that BODY too much power. 1t is also
safer. as il might easily happen that
neither candidate would have a ma
jority. II the House had the power
to elect both. it might disagree, and
not elect either Il President or a Vice
President before the fourth day of
March. thus leaving the country with
out an executive
In the Senate the vote is not taken
by states, because there being but two
men there might he many Disagree
ments as to how the vote of a State
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-08-24

the third certificate could still be OBJ
tanned from the judge.
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
LEBANON.

The roads have every appear
ance of spring.
Farmers around here expect to
have a big wolf drive in the near
future.
John Carr was counting the sky
scrapers at the county seat We'd
nesday.
Charles Woodrow shredded sew
eral hundred shocks of corn last
week.
Rev. Charles Edwards will
preach at Lebanon next Sunday
at 3 o'clock.
Monday night FEBRUARY 5, Rev.
Jordan from Moundville, Mo-, will
commence revival meetings at
Lebanon. Everybody is invited
TO attend,
Milo Butler and family spent
Sunday at II H. Laws.
Henry Graham is on the sicl
list.
C. L. Carr has bought the
Robert Horton property at Nortt
Main street, Jasper, and expects
to move to that city som.
Charley Stansbury helped Clyd'
Southwick haul hogs Monday
VIM. Scissor was hauling hay t
his farm west Of Jasper the fort
part of the week.
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
BLUE

Mrs. Paris Taylor and baby lett
the latter part of last week for a
visit with relatives and friends near
Greenfield.
Born to George Lilly and wife
last week, a fine baby girl.
Sam King and family spent Sun
day at John Kings
Billy Boyer was helping Charley
Lilly make posts Monday.
Cora Beeson is staying at the
George Lilly home this week.
Allen Armstrong is sightseeing
in the heart of the Ozarks this
week.
Jim Bradford has rented the old
Gearhart farm for the coming year.
H. c. Cline and wife spent Sun
day at Gilbert Keltner's in the
Farmers Union neighborhood.
Job Miller and son. Myron, spent
one day last week with the for.
mer's brother.
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
DEWEY.

Jack Frost is on his aeroglane,
And flying far away,
We hope he'll find the old north pole.
And right there always stay.
When he's flown clear out Of sight,
How very sad well he,
To see he's left the wood and coal,
A sadly minus quantity.
Mr.. Courtney has a new roof on
his barn.
The Goddard brothers have
built a fine COW shed.
Allen Kyle spent Sunday with
Mrs. Owen.
The Sunbeams met at the Mat
thew's home Saturday night and
had the first Leap year party of
the season. The young ladies do
ing their part in fine style. The
coming Of Sunday was the only
reason the fun ceased. Those
present were, Misses Vanch Sim
mons. Lorena Estey, Vadia Wal
ker, Creola Patrick, Mable Little,
Ethlind Sutton, Lora Keener, Bess
Tiller. Myra Tiller The Messrs.
Ray Karls, Joe Edwards, Ralph
Sutton, Ralph Sterling, Estey
Busby, Otto Goddard, Clarence
Robinson and Clarence Simmons
and friend OF the latter from
Carthage.
Mr.. Busby and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Thad Stith.
Ralph Berry is building new
barn.
Miss Regina Gresham and Mr.,
Barclay Of Preston spent Sunday
with Miss Vanch Simmons.
Guy Jeffries and Mrs. Dearinger
of Carterville are visiting Mrs
Goddard.
Vernon Matthews writes from
North Dakota that it was only Al
degrees below zero there.
Two families in Dewey had pos,
sum and sweet potatoes for dinner
Sunday.
Judge Brock and wife went tC
Mr., Berry's Sunday and Nr. Karl.
superinteuded the Sunday school
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25

Geneva and Clara Hubbard took
dinner Sunday with Gladys Pat
terson.
Miss Stella Thomas led the
B. Y. p. U. Sunday night. Geneva
Hubbard will led next Sunday
night.
Frank Tunnel is visiting home
folks.
Rev. Sample preached interest
ing sermons Sunday morning and
evening.
Misses Jennie and Jessie John
ston spent last week visiting in the
Blue neighborhood.
Quite a number of our young
folks attended church at Jasper
Sunday.
Ralph Berry moved to his farm
on the base line. We regret very
much to lose them.
Mis- Q. S. Johnston is on the
sick list.
Misses Alice and Mary Curtis
spent the week end at home.
Mrs. SchoOler and son, Orman,
visited with ]. J. School Friday.
Frank Loudenslager returned
from Washington, D. c., where
he has been visiting brothers.
Joe Walker has bought the
store at Hannertown.
sMis Clara Hubbarc spent Sun.
day night with Carrie Winans
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thage, in said Jasper County, on
the third Monday Of February,
1919, at which time and place said
defendants are required and COM
manded TO be and appear and
plead, answer or demur to plain
tiffs' petition; otherwise the allie
cations thereof will be taken as
confessed and judgement rendered
according to the prayer thereof,
forever barring and precluding
said defendants from hereafter set
ting up any claim or title to the
above described real estate.
The Jasper News, published in
said Jasper County, Missouri hav.
ing been designated by the plain
tiffs and their attorney Of record
as the newspaper most likely Ia
give notice to the defendants OF
the peudency of this action, it is
ordered that a copy of this order
be published in said Jasper News
once a week for four weeks. sue
cessively, the last insertion thereof
to be at least fifteen days before
the first day Of the said February
1912, term of said Court.
Della A Sharp, Circuit Clerk.
BY Jas. NJ. Burke. Deputy Clerk,
State of Missouri, County of Jas.
per, SIS.
!, Della A. Sharp, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of the County afore
said, hereby certify that the fore
going is true copy Of the origi
nal order of publication as the
same appears of record in my office
Witness my hand as such Clerl
and the seal of said Court hereto
affixed Done at office in the
City of Carthage, in said County
and State, this the 9th day o
January, 1912.
Della y Sharp, Circuit Clerk.
BY Jas NJ Burke, Deputy Clerk.
Seal III to al.
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
ZION.

Miss Lizzie Etter is boarding at
Glen Cartwright's since her folks
moved.
Mrs. Follmer is slowly recover
ing from her sickness.
Henry Covert is convalescing
from a spell of pnemonia.
Alec Keith is visiting relatives
and friends in Carterville this
week.
Frank Magers has been hauling
wheat for c. a. Covert.
Floyd Thomas and Mahlon
Earl took dinner with Harold
Schooler.
Mrs. Lowenstein returned to
Carthage this week.
Mr.. Karl Ballard took dinner
Sunday at Powells.
Mrs. Frank Magers spent one
night last week with her brother
II. n. Covert.
Misses Jennie and Jessie John
ston, Carrie and Irene Winans,
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
DIAMOND.

John Barley and family moved
to their new home out near Nash
vile last week.
Miss Jennie Johnston was visit
ing at Mr.. Boston's last week.
Brother Moore of Iautha, who
has been assisting Brother Crockett
with the meeting. returned to his
home last Friday on account OF
sickness.
The meeting at Diamond was at
tended by large crowd Sunday
night.
Tuesday was moving day in this
neighborhood-H. Brown moved
to L. Mitchell's farm, ]. Buzzard
to S. Deniston's farm. S Deniston
to ]. BuGzard's farm, and w Nc
Peak to c. Livingston's farm.
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
FARMERS UNION.

Allen Miller and wife visited at
Will Lyman's, Sunday.
Frank Thacker and wife visited
George Swift and wife, Sunday at
Lamar.
Joe Huber and family and Fred
Winter and family visited at En-
ma Winters, Sunday.
Mrs. Vandeventer and son,
Omer, visited at Mr.. Graham's,
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Winter had the
misfortune to lose one OF her horses
last week, and Willie Scissor lost
one Of his COWS.
Chas. Woodrow has had some
corn shredded. the past few days,
Enoch File, from Kansas City,
visited over Saturday night with
his cousin, Mrs. ]. NJ. Rex, whom
he had not seen for about "a
years.
Willie Law and wife visited
George Nichols and wife, Sunday.
near Nashville
Grandma Moore has been visit
ing her son, Chas, Moore.
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25

ed her ankle and is very lame
from the effects,
Gurney Etter visited with Mr..
Wright Saturday,
Roy Mackey attended church in
Jasper Sunday evening.
One OF Mr. Days boys spilled a
kettle OF Scalding water on his
legs and burnt him badly.
Our new school house in the
Malta neighborhood expects a new
bell soon.
Dan and Will Magers were out
driving Sunday.
Miss Josie Johnson of Jasper
spent Sunday with Mrs. John
Welsh.
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
LYNNLAND.

We have not for years had
cause 10 report so much sickness
as is at present raging in our i'm
mediate neighborhood. There are
six cases of pneumonia and a
number Of cases of lagrippe and
bad colds.
Those who have pneumonia are
Dorothy Hillie, Mrs. Theo. Law
son, Mary Lawson, Walter Laud
erbaugh, Raymond Lauderbaugh
Addie Bray Besides these cases
Mrs. Marsh Deardorff. VIM.
Lauderbaugh and the little son OF
Clyde Wagner have been quite i'll
the latter having bronchitis
Jesse Swihart of Webb City,
who a number OF years ago made
his home in this locality, is visit
ing VIM Huffman and wife.
Miss Adelaide Teter of Alba is
visiting Mrs. Clyde Wagner and
assisting in the care of George
Isaac Wagner who is i'll with bron-
chitis.
Mrs. U, L Clark of Carthage is
spending this week in this neigh
borhood
Miss Ruby Wescott spent last
week with Mrs Chas Bradshaw
east of Jasper.
T. ". Wescott is serving on the
jury in Joplin.
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
PLEASANT HILL.

The weather differs greatly from
that OF last week and everyone is
enjoying the change.
Joe Patterson and Oils Owings
spent Sunday in Jasper.
F. W. Rumble and wife spent
Sunday at VIM. Patterson's.
Alma Barclay and Regina
Gresham visited Miss Vanch Sim
mons Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. ". Edwards and son,
Paul, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Lewis Hedrick and wife.
John Gresham and family visit
ed at Seth Gresham's Sunday
Thomas Edwards was in Car
thage Wednesday.
Mrs. Lionel Winder spent Thurs
day at A W Schott's.
Mrs. VIM. Patterson.spent Tues
day at ], w. Edwards.
Most of our young people at
tended the revival services at The
N. E. Church Sunday night.
Mrs Andrew Gresham's mother
Mrs. Curry, has been sick sine,
Sunday.
Marion Owings and wife spen
Sunday with the latter's mother
in Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
MALTA

After the bad weather it is fair
again, and We hope we will have
good roads before long.
The farmers are looking pretty
bad over the prospect for wheat.
Mrs. Magers and grandson were
shopping in Jasper Saturday.
Tom Bell was seen flying around
over the country in his new auto
this week.
Mrs.. Mcconnell fell and sprsin-
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
Order of Publication.

Ol0Cl VI hbhSobOhs
Matte Z. Peterson, Fannie NJ.
Peterson, William T. Peterson,
Iennic Z. Hardaway, inertia ID.
Radford, Ethel p. Peterson,
and Tollie Allen Peterson,
plaintiffs,
The unknown widow, heirs, le-
gal representatives, grantees
and assigns of Stephen Hair,
deceased, and the unknown
widow, heirs, legal representa-
tives. grantees, and assigns of
James M. Hair, deceased, de-
PENDANTS.
In the Circuit Court of Jasper
County Missouri, at Carthage,
in vacation. January, g 1912.
The State of Missouri. to all the
above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that the
above named plaintiffs have this
day filed with the undersigned
clerk of the Circuit Court of Jasper
County, Missouri, in vacation, their
petition, duly verified by affidavit
wherein said plaintiffs allege that
the defendants claim or might
claim some title, estate or inter.
est in the subject matter Of sale
petition and in the land herein.
after described by reason of &
warranty deed executed by Johr
Secrist and wife to said Stepher
Hair, dated April 7, 1855, record
ed in the Recorders office Of Jas
per County, Missouri in deed recorC
&C" at page TI5; but that sale
plaintiffs cannot insert the names
of said defendents in said petition
be"ause the names OF said defen
dants are unknown to them; anc
in which said petition plaintiffs fur
ther aver that the defendants have
obtained and derived their claim
to the property hereinafter des
cribed from said Stephen Hair, de
ceased, or said James NJ. Hair. de
ceased, who was son and heir o
said Stephen Hair, deceased, a:
heirs, widows, devisees, grantee!
or assigns of said Stephen Hair 0,
said James NJ. Hair, and that sale
petition contains as full, correct
and complete q recital and de
scription Of the claims of said de
PENDANTS, and how said claims arr
derived, as the same are known t
the plaintiffs, and that plaintiff!
have and claim the title, as own,
ers thereof, of the real estate here
matter described by limitation un
der the provisions of sections 1879
1881 and 1884, of article of chap
ter 81 Of the Revised Statutes o.
| Missouri nf 1900
1t is therefore ordered by saic
Clerk. in vacation, that publca
ton be made, notifying said de
PENDANTS that an action has beer
commenced against them in tn,
Circuit Court of Jasper County
Missouri at Carthage, for the pur
pose of trying and finally deter,
mining any and all rights, claims
interests, liens and demands what
soever Of the parties and quietinI
the title to the following described
real estate situate in Jasper Coun
ty, Missouri, to wit: All that par
of the southeast quarter of tn,
northwest quarter of section TWEEN
ty-eight (aS), in Township thirt,
| (3o), Range thirty-one (3I), lyinj
north Of the north fork of Sprinj
River, containing six (6) acres
more or less. and by which sait
action plaintiffs seek to forever ba
and preclude said defendants anC
each of them from setting up an
interest or claim in and to saic
real estate adversely to said plain
tiffs, and which said action is re
turnable to and triable on tn,
first day Of the next regular tern
of this Court to be held at tn,
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
SHARP'S
LOCALS
Newsy Notes From Our Big,
Busy Hardware Store

John Lucas traded with us this
week.
F. A. Baston was trading with
us Tuesday.
Tom Bruck was in trading with
US last week.
G. B. Arner bought some dyna.
mite, Monday.
NJ. Hanm bought cross cut
saw, Saturday,
G. II. Redmond bought q Dazev
churn, Tuesday.
J. ]. King was one of our Gus.
toners this week.
c. E. Lambeth was among our
customers, Tuesday.
Mr. Hill traded for one Of our
best rifles, Saturday.
w. [. Thomas traded with us
the first of this week.
Ben Smith was one of our salts.
fed customers, Saturday.
Ed. Wardlow bought one OF our
best hedge knives, Tuesday
/ Hall & Raines traded for a bill
of nails and locks, this week
w. E. Patterson was trading in
our store one day this week.
Harry Irwin was in Saturday to
buy one Of our best wringers.
E D. Boyd traded for one Of
our best lard presses, Monday.
II. Follmer purchased some rab.
bit and poultry wire, Tuesday.
( r. S. Jarvis was a customer for
one of our best saws, last week.
a Diamond Edge saw was the
purchase of c. \. Moore, Satur-
day.
Roy Radford bought a Diamond
Edge axe and buck saw, Mon
day.
Fred Schooler was a customer
Tor a Diamond Edge axe, this
week.
A fine lot Of Blue Bell tna~~
ware went out with Fred kcrrlck,
this week.
H. A. Gunlock was in Monday
and bought some barbed wire and
other hardware.
Lee Johnson and vile were IN
one day last week and bought
lot of enamel ware,
Mr. Lang was one OF our GUS
toners for a Rayo lantern and OIL
and other hardware
w. II. Scissor purchased a set Of
Diamond Edge bits and other
hardware last Monday.
Let us figure with you on your
hog-killing outht-lard presses
meat choppers, and lard cans
When you want axes or other
edged tools ask for the Diamond
Edge and you will get the best
Ralph Berry bought a lot OF our
best barn door track and Royal
American wire fence, Tuesday
We sold a good order Of gaIVa,
nized roofing, barn door track ana
other hardware to f. K Seldner
W. w. Hubbard was in Tues
day and bought a set Of Diamond
Edgc knives and forks and SET
Of Rogers spoons and other hard
] IL
The Jasper news., 1912-01-25
A oirrs wIId Midnight Ride,

To warn people of fearful ioresl ,,is. nso
in tba "a kills young girl rode horse
back at midnight and saved many nv. q.
Her deed wa glorious but lives are ~, ~
ten saved by DR.. Kings New Disoo'enaa ona
In ouripg lung trouble, coughs anu
co de. which might have ended m IN 'Uu D,o
sumption or pneumonia, 1t cured .lS.d niS :
Of a dreadful cough aud lung dlseaso, DISEASE,
writes W X. Patterson. W elllngiiG;nji
Tex, after four in our family had az "a
with consumption, and l galnSu ,or .,
pounds +" Nothing so sure ana say sle t9c t6c
all throat and lung troubles, fTioe ,oD. an.
and 100 Trial bottle free, Ouai'N
teed by 81. II, Pitts,
Evening journal., 1912-02-06
GEORGETOWN

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Feb. 6.-An ugly
cash was inflicted on the head of the
siXteen-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Il. Swain when she
pulled a telephone receiver form a
table
Thomas Short, on Ocean View. cut
a cash in his head while chopping
wood
Miss Flo West. Of Clarksville, and
Charles Banks. of Millville were mar
ried az her home on Thursday night.
The Rev. James W. Colona. pastor
of Wesley M. e. church is making an
effort to get Bishop Wilson to come
here and fill the pulpit on a Sunday
before the convening of conference
in March.
Six hundred and thirty pounds OF
butter were made and sold by Mrs
George Wilson. from January 2S
1911 to January q. 1912 She has
established a record for butter-mak.
ing in the vicinity.
Eleven building lots. extending
from Race street TO Railroad ave.
nue.. the property Of the late John
r. McFee, will be offered at public
sale next Saturday
Colonel James II. Joseph. civil wal
veteran and president of the Repub-
lican Club. who injured his knee by
falling on q flight at the Brick hotel
is able to be out
Evening journal., 1912-02-06
CANAL FROZEN,
SKATERS MAKE MERRY

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del, Feb. g.
The teachers Of the Delaware City
public school were given a surprise
party last Thursday evening by the
members of the graduating class. The
evening was much enjoyed.
Since the new boiler has been in
stalled in the school. the school is
kept quite warm and there is no oc-
casion for sending the children home
on account OF the school rooms being
cold
The Chesapeake and Delaware
canal is still closed to navigation on
account of the ice. The skaters are
enjoying this as they can skate from
Delaware City to Chesapeake Cry, a
distance Of about IA miles. Several
skaters have skated from Delaware
City to Chesapeake City and back to
Delaware City.
No civilians are allowed in the gym
nasium or bowling alleys at Fort Du-
Pont, excepting those who have oD-
tanned permission from the athletic
officer.
G. Smith Gooden, a former resident
of Delaware City. spent a few days in
Delaware City last week.-Alexander
Holiday. who works in New Castle
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
mother here.-Mr. and Mrs V. f..
Safranek and their Oldest son. who
is home on visit from the west,
spent Saturday in Wilmington.-John
Dashper who lived in Delaware city
several years ago, but lives in Will
mington now. visited his sister, Mrs.
John Boyer, last Saturday.-Mrs. w.
II. Mattison and son William, spent
Friday and Saturday in Wilmington.
Miss Mabel Buckmaster and Miss
Mabel r. Yearsley spent Saturday and
Sunday in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1912-02-06
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Evening journal., 1912-02-06
SEAFORD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD, Del, Feb 6.-Several
young business men OF Seaford are
forming a corporation for the purpose
Of building a large canning factory at
Woodland.
Several years ago there was a large
canning factory operated in that little
village, but two years ago 1t was
closed
Frank Gordy is remodeling the
building on King street, where he
formerly conducted a steam laundry
and is contemplating putting in
large ice plant.
Old watermen of this community are
talking much of present weather con-
ditions. and many declare IL to be the
hardest winter ever known in this
section. The Nanticoke river has been
frozen from its mouth to its source
for over a month.
The local oyster business is at a
standstill. There has been no oysters
in the markets here since the first
freezing spell
The Seaford millpond is covered
with ice twelve inches thick and many
people have filled their ice houses
ersonals-Charles Cobb, William
II. II. Ross, Ashby Shipley and Toby
Thompson we're visitors at Salisbury
Sunday evening-William c. Rowe,
2nd, has returned to New York city,
after spending several weeks with
his mother, Mrs. Harvey n Rowe
Miss Effie Afford has returned to her
home at fredericksburg after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Hobbs-Lin-
wood LLOYD, Of Cambridge. spent the
first of the week with his father here
Miss Minnie Ward, Of Bridgeville, has
been visiting Miss Lena Viven.