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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-06
GIANTS CAPTURE
GETAWAY GAME
FROM DODGERS
Tesreau and Crandall Have Best Of
Ragon in Pitchers
Battle.
TO o TELLS THE TALE

Brooklyn, Oct. 5-The Giants captured
the final contest Of the season at Wash
ington Park from the Dodgers, to o..
1t was great pitchers duel between
Ragon, Tesreau. and Crandall. The Dod-
ger twirier was hit often but managed
to keep the bingles scattered. with the
exception Of the seventh. when three
hits Melted the Giants their only run.
Score: -
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HARVARD VICTOR
OYER HOLY CROSS
Worcester Collegians Beaten, 10 to
0, by Crimson, Wendell Scoring
Two Touchdowns.

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. 5.-Harvard
defeated Holy Cross in the second game
Of the season by score of Is to 0. All
Of the scoring was done in the first
half. when -he Crimson lineup con-
tanned the regulars. Holy Cross never
had chance against Capt. Percy Wen
dell and the Harvard first string.
Wendell scored two touchdowns and
Brickley one, Hitchcock kicking the
first goal and missing the other two,
which were comparatively easy
The Holy Cross players were unani-
mously of the opinion that the Harvard
first string is in a much more advanced
stage Of development than Yale at this
period Of the season. Lineup and sum-
mary.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-06

Rnn-DeSme. rwobase hits-Catshaw. Fletcher.
Stolen bases-MurTay. snodgnA Double plays
Wheat to Miller: Hsrtly to Doyle. Left On bsses-
New YORK, .: Brooklyn, Bases On balls-0h
Tesreau. 1; OF Ragon. l. Struck out-By Rasou. 2;
By Tesreau 5. Hit b. pitched .bali-By Raguo. l.
Umpires-MesUs. kim and Orth. Time Of szme-
hour and 30 minutAI Attendance-Son
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virginia,


Harris and Finley. Goals from touchdowns-Ran-
dolph. Thomas t2I. Rsieree-Mr. ysrnrr. Virginia
Urpir-Dr. Jones. Virginia. Head hncsman-Mr.
Hume. Virginia Time q quarters-io minutes and
two MINUTES each. Substitut-s-Hzrris for Nc
Donald: Marden for Rsdns: Brown for Wood |:
Koouts for Fanow; Smith for Finlay; Ray for
Gooch; Ma1scn for Acreey
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BUSINESS BEATS
BUCHANAN TEAM
Stenographers Win First Game Of
Season by 26 to 0
Score.

Business won its first game yesterday.
defeating the Buchanan School eleven
on the r. r. Y NJ. c. A. field. IS to O.
Coach Farmers team outweighed the
school outfit, but had to work hard for
every gain. The Southeast lads fought
hard all the way and never quit.
Harris. King. Wilson, Healy. and Der
rick played well for the Stenographers.
as did Kelly, Dean, Towers, and Botel-
er for the Buchanan aggregation. The
Orange and Black squad showed its
lack of practice, but the material looks
good. and with plenty OF practice will
develop into good eleven. Lineup
nj summary.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS.
On Local Gridirous.
. On Other Grfdirons.

Georgetown. 2; Mount St MAry's O.
Gsllandet. e; Central. O.
Business, IS; Buchanan, o.
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Glen Cove, L. l.. Oct. Erred Herre-
shof won the Nassau Tournament this
afternoon. when he defeated Oswald
Kirkby, Cup and to play, In the final
round. Kirl<by played the better golf
for more than half the journey, only
10 slip up when good golf was most
needed, and lost the match
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seaton School Wins.

The Seaton School football team beat
the st Agnes School team yesterday,
Is to o. The Seaton team would like to
arrange games with any team averaeine
e5 to lilo pounds.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-06

Athletes, 2: Boston. 5 Tsobass hits-CsdJ
GAriner. Threebass hit-Yerkes. saGihce hits
oldrng o'Brien. Sacrifice fy-Hooper Double
play-Hoopcr - Stakl: Gardner to Yerkes to
StahI: Cocmhs to McInnis. HitS-O6 Bender, !
in innings; OF Brown. in innings: of Cooulhs.
In innings Struck 0ut-By Bender I; by
Brown. 9: BY OBrien. 5 Base on bslls-0f Ben
der, l. Umpires-Messs. Evans and Esan. Time
Of same-l hour and Is minutes.
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vIGIIANTS PRACTICE.
Coach Hart Requests All Men t.
Report EARLY.

The vigilant football team will prac-
tice this morning at 10 o'clock sharp, at
Union League Park, Fifteenth and H
Streets Northeast. All candidates are
requested to report to Coach Wayne
Hart promptly.
The vigilants' first game will be with
Fort Washington Post team next Sunday
at Union League Park at 3 o'clock.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-06

In one year 4f72 hours of sunshine
are possible. but there are not many
places where the maximum = sxperi-
snced
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-06

'Batted foI BroWn N sixth.
Boston. 0 o o OIL ol Is
Athletics. 90 o o 90
RnnS-Hooper, Gardner Cady. Left on bass
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'Bstted for Brvxn in sixth.
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REV. RICHES0n C0MFESSES
 TAKING LIFE OF SWEETHEART

the deceased, Miss Avis Lincll. and We would have been married had not the young heircss come in between us Miss Linell was poor bu, good Christian like woman a member of my church and l won her promise to become my wife. Everything went smoothly until met my fate in the young heire5s. There was a chance To win money and fame and was tempted.
 our engagement having been an- nounced that Is Miss Linells and myself. there was no way of getting out of it without the young lady's con sent which she refused to give. and the members of the church took such a decided stand in the matter was either forced to marry her or ee, her out of the way. l choose the latter
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Special Nugget Service

BOSTON. Jan. 6.--Rev Richeson. the minister who has been confined in the local Jail for several weeks. charg- cd with having killed his former sweetheart. Avis Lineil. member of his parish. confessed this morning to having committed the crime
 The Rev. Richeson realized that the Jig" was mp for the police had se- cured such a chain of circumstantial evidence there was no chance for the man ever hoping to escape.
 The signed confession after going Ii,to the details of how he had called upon the young lady "n the fatal cvering and the method employed for re,t.ng her out of the way contains t.ie following history
 T will admit that I was engaged to
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and tn moment "f weakness tempt cd and blinded by the worldly gain could achieve wcr. she out uf tho way killed her as innoceu' a young girl a. ever walked th" fac. of th, earth.
 T have tried to hide my guilt but cannot and In this confession will state that to myself and no other person can the charge of guilt lodge against. for l alone am guilty or tho atrocious crime"
 The news that the Rev Richeson had confessed spread about the city like wild fire. and people are now demanding that the self confessed murderer be sentenced to the electric chair at once. for II k one of the most cold blooded murders in the criminal history oi the ciiy
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LAfOlLETTE ON
 VERGE COLLAPSE
Special Nugget Service

DECATUR. H.. Jan. 6.-Senator La Folette arrived here last evening to address a political gathering but had to give IL up owing to illness. Tho senator Is on the verge Of collapse. ard may hay" to give ur h's f""- ot tho state.
 The senator was reported suffering frC m an attack of ptomaine in Peoria. two days ago. and now he is very very i'll. not able to address the meet ings he has been scheduled to through out the state
 4 rumber of the papers state the reai Cipmaine attack was administer e1 ty tue Insurgents. or progressive9 in ohio wien they failed to indors hir, fer the nomination That he made the organization possible in that state by touring the large cities de.iN- ering political lectures in favor Of pro- gression and was seeking the nomin- alton as their champion This com bincd with the popular wave now sweeping over the country in favor of Taft appears to have take nthe heart out of Senator LaFollette
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coNFessEs TO $ia4.000
 eMeEZZleMENT
Nuaost Special Scr. ,-e.

Nugget Special Sers,-e.
 BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Jan. G. Fl. M. Deering. son of Palmer M. Deering, was arrested this morning for embezzlement and forgery In con- nection with the funds of the Aibin National bank of the city.
 The young man confessed 10 the crimes after being lodged in jail and admitted he had gotten away with SlS4.0o0 of the funds belonging to the haak
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Spee,ai Nugget Service


 WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-I'resident Taft and the members of his cabinet attended the funeral of the late Rob ley D Evans. admiral in the navy. and paid their last respect to the earthly clay of the popular officer
 Empero William II. Of Germany, sent Commander Retzmann as his special representative 10 attend the funeral, with a large bouquet of flow CTS as tribute from the kaiser. of the love and respect he always had for Admiral Evans.
 The procession from the home ot the late admiral 70 Arlington was very impressive sfair In the line
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along the coast of Alaska to see if the many dangers lurking in those waters cannot be remedied
 The committee considers the first real need in the form of relief ia elim- ination of danger to vessels in Alas kan waters. and try to have stop put upon the many wrecks taking place every few months in the north.
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Speo,sl kusse, Service

CHICAGO. Jan. s.--So many rum ors are being circulated that Senator LaFollete la going to quit seeking the nomination. after being badly turned down bv ihe progressives in ohio. that the members In charge of hi. headquarters in the city have com. out with a denial of he sam" stating he win see thr game through to the end
 one of the Eastern paper printed the withdrawal Of LaFollette. stating the Wisconsin senator refused to Dc made catspaw for Teddy Roosevelt. that he had tumbled to the fact of
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LAST HONORS PAID
 LATE ADMIRAL EVANS

were men "t all nations. and officials of the United States from the vari- ous departments. members of both houses of congress. all anXous to pay their last respects to tho man they had 'he pleasure of knowing and whv was a great patriot and fighter for his country serving through two wars. that were at least generation apart
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Special Nugget SerViee

Special Nugget Servlee
 PEKIN. Jan "-Four thousand itH- pcrial troops stationed at Ching wanetas. have notified th" menh"r- of the foreign legation that they ds. sir. authentic information about the republic being organized her" iu th. empire
 The troops state they hear rum"rs from time ,o time about such @ move
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Special Nugget Service

LONDON. Jan. 66.-Dispatches from China state that British and German troops have been dispatched from Tientsien to Lanchow to keep open the railroad to Mukden.
 The road has been closed owing to the government officials being afraid that the rebels would capture the roll lns stock and employ 1t 10 gain ad- mission to the few places ar strong holds now held by the Manchus. The road having been built by British and German capital owned and operated
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Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 HAWKING Jan. 6.-Y"eterday after. noon the command was given 70 tn republican troops io 'rpr- th" iiN"' and commence their advance [" th' porthward. their ultimate destination being the northern capital P"kin.
 The army is not referred [" any nor, a. rcvoiutionists. but now tyl"d The army of the republic
 The army crossed the river inkow al three o'clock yesterday afternoon and were reinforced by fou thousand troops from Canton. who brought
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HEARING ALASKA
 RELIEF JAN. 20
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6-John Wil- son has telegraphed to the cities in the West that the first meeting to be granted the Alaska relief committee by congress has been set for January 20. At that time the question of aids 10 navigation will be taken up and discussed and recommendations made for Installing proper signal stations
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ENGLAND-GERMANY
 KEEP OPEN RAILROAD

by them under q grant they are bound to have the same In operation and carry on their contracts no matter what the respective combatants do to one another and divide up the en- pire They will insist on the winner recognizing their rights and will keep the road in operation to Mudken at any cost.
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LAFOLLETTE WILL
 FIGHT TILL THE END

being used by the progressivss Tor that purpose.
 Another paper lated LaFollette la going about the country preparing the way Tor the master who is short Iy to appear Then the lesser light win b. overcast hv thr brlgh ness of the greater one. eo its radiant glow win look lik, q eandlr trying to out shine the sun tt ite meridian height upon a hot summer day when there is not the -emblance or cloud iu sight.
 m,o,ns and Dredging Edition ssrap ped ready for mali na st the Nugget
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CAVALIER GRANTED DIVORCE Special Nugget ssr.Ios.

PARIS. Jan. 4.-Mrs. Robert Chsr Ter. pr better known as the great sing CT. Lima Cavalier was today grsn.ai & divorce. after \ sensational light here In the local courts.
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IMPERIAL TROOPS
 DESIRE INFORMA I TON

msHt hat 4Il .aeh neu- F withheld tr.u them Tnsy oant e. know ur' l. o' the he,d "f th. republic. ths names of tn" officer sud shat prog r..,- the r-puhI#r t- a.tsiuE against tne imperial truors lr th' different ports of he empirs
 Mining and Dredging Editions are wrapped for mailing at ,hs Nusgs,
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owing to the condition Of the bank its doors are closed and they will not reopened until the government bank Inspector has made an investigation into the finance of the concern
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For nice warm bath h .hs largest hath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything 6rst oIsss and up to date.
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WE WILL SERVE YOU Refreshments for parties, balls and bsnauets, furnished upon short or der. Ai.smus 6 Ford, Phone Red to6
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REPUBLICAN TROOPS
 ADVANCING NORTHWARO

along tmry thousand magazine rifieo. for arune thc rroruit- 10 hc picked ap eu rnutr north ES hr t'ne the army "l the r"puhh, ro1.He Prh.n and l. joined ts tt- pritr d.sleipr. u i~ expected tn b, large enough ?" .urr"und th. Manchn capital and -tary, tn, inhabitants Into -uhni7sion ur i1k, the pla,.. hy 4toru
 4. 5. DANCE SRiOAN EVENING
 The 4. 6.s w,il give one ot thsf weekly dances. Friday evening. Jan uary l2 tor A B.'s and their friends
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Wrapping paper for saie cheap at the Nugget Office.
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loneshoremen Boston on Strike.

loneshoremen Boston on Strike.
 BOSTON. Jan 6.-This morning all the longshoremen walked out on a strike demanding an increase of len cents per day.
 The walkout has resulted in tying up the whole shipping fin the barbor and the stesmhsip companies are try ing 10 secure workmen To take he place of the striking longshoremen. g. the steamers can get away on sched ule time
 The steamship companies and ship ping houses claim that the ionsshore- men are we'll paid and they cannot afford to grant an increase Of ten cents per day during the present dull season of the year
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LEAP YEAR DANCE.

Saturday evening the Eagles will give 6 leap year dance. Ladies eholoe. Public invited.
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4. 8. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.
 The A. B's wit give one Of their weekly dances. Friday evening. Jan- uary f2 for A 6's and their friends.
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Power of Attorney a, Nusqe, on0s
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N ysv sss It h the Nugget u e @.
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Essia Social osnes Saturday night
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Engines sxpIodes Killing One.

'FS'''N' ~<F'Oe~1 '|''''''J
 LOS ANGELES. Jan 6.-This morn ine c road engine blew up killing one and fatally injuring three. No cause is given for the accident the steam guage showing the proper amount of steam allowed upon the boiler at the time of the accident
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es.oovsrnment Official Indicted.

Es-0overnmen Official Indicted.
 NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Last evening the federal grand jury returned true bill against Josiah Quincey. a former assistant secretary of state. also against his partner. Julian Hawthorne. journalist. for misuse of the mails to defraud investors In mining deals.
 The government is keeping sharp lookout for all concerns who are en- gagged in using the mails for enticing people to part with their money in vestigating the various schemes and if they appear to be of fraudulent character they secure indictments un- der the statutes making it a crime 10 use the United States Siaiis for that purpose
 Both Quincey and Hawthorne have been arrested and released under heavy bonds.
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Junsau Bankers incioted.

JUNEAU. Jan. s.-C. H. Summers and Stuart O. Hall. former president and cashier of the First National bank were indicted by the federal grand jury today charged with fraudulent banking. and methods employed for conducting the institutionl
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Or. Rupert Blue to Be aonored.

NuPcTE
 WASHINGTON. Jan 6-On Mon ,'ay President Taft will send Co the senate he appointment of Dr Ruper, RlHe of South Carolina. for the posi- tIrn of surgeon general of the marine bos,tfai
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WASHINGTON. Jan. G. Speaker Of the house Champ Clark is now threat. ened with pneumonia. and confined to his bed The speaker was taken wlth n ever, attack o' appendicitis four "a 2 sry sick man.
 g.is -norrlrz his physicians report that the patleni Is threatened with to tF, outcome should such develop owing 10 the age of their patient he being n his 62nd year
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MY'P|L0T 4 MURDERER R
TElEGRAPH|C NEWS
 CONDENSED
700 Irperislis;s Killed ,secial Nugget Service.

Ssecial Nugget Sersiee.
 PEKiN. Jan 6.-This mornr. tHe armistice being declared of q battle took place between tn. revolutionists and the government forces at. Han. Row. the battle resulted in 7on "f the imperial troops being slain
 Two Frozen to Death St. louis
 ST LOUIS. Jan 6s-As the result Of the blizzard that has been raging in the tate two deaths hay, been re. ported Roth are from the outlying country and people on farms who evi- dently lost their way trying to return home
 Cold Records Broken n Middle West.
 CHICAGO. Jan 6-The cold rec ords for all places within radius of one thousand miles of the lakes has been broken and lower degree ot temperature recorded that i. of rec ord
 Considerable suffering k reported from various sections and the death list will run nup 10 considerable figure unless the cold wave is broken within a short time Champ Clark Threatened With pneu-
 f,tant.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-10-09
Notice of Election

To the members of the Lexington
Countv Democratic Executive Com
mittee: On account CT the shOrtnesS
OF time before the primary 70 he held
on October 18th, TOR the purpose OF
nominating an Attorney General for
South Carolina the Executive ommit-
teemeD will not send the names Of the
managers of tueir respective preclncls
to the secretary for publication, but
will appoint and notify the managers
.themSelvtS.
Those members Of the Executive
Committee VINO find II incOnvenient TO
be present at the meeting OF the En-
ecutiye Committee on the 18Th of Oc-
tober may appoint some one TO act as
their proxy.
The boxes for This election will be
sent OUT the same as they were
for the second primary. If those
tat were expressed at that time will
be expressed again, ard those who
came after their boxes will be expect
ed to do So again. unless they notify
the secretary in time for him to make
other disposition Of the boxes
D. F. Efrd, County Chairman.
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HOOkWOrm DiSpenSary
Lardeiy Attended Here.

The dispensary that was opened in
the court house last Saturday for the
examination and free treatment of
those suffering from the Hookworm
was largely attended and attracted a
greatdeal of attention. Of the forty
persons examined, in the opinion of
DR.. L. A. Riser, the expert in charge,
thirty. FIVE we're affected with the dis
ease. Most of those examined were
children, and nearly everyone, it is
said was affected. The dispensary will
be open in the court house again next
Saturday and every Saturday follow
ing until the six weeks are taken up.
DR.. Riser wants TO impress upon the
people that the examination and treat
ment is absolutely free, the county
and State bearins all expenses. ~.
Dispensaries are being operated at
four other points III che county-Irmo,
Batrsburg, Steedman and Pelion.
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NOTICE, MAGISTRATES!

The several magistrates of the coun-
ty are hereby n,t'fied that their Con-
stables, in th5 future, must serve ali
warrants in their respective districts,
as law requires. II hss been CUSTOM
ary with some of the Magistrates to
turn over variants to the ..Sheriff for
service; but, i, the future, if warrants
are turned ov.: to the Sheriff for SER
vice the pay for such service will be
deducted from the ConStables salary.
l.. J. LANGFORD.
County Supervisor.
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n office

We will sell to the highest bidder
for Casn, at tIe ate residence Ui ueo.
\. Nets, dc ased, on tn oath da> Ct
October. 1912, All the personal l'"op-
ertv OF whicn the said deceased. died.
seIzed and possessed, consisting o1
household a..d kitchen Iurni,ur, 3,
farming implements. wagons, bugG:- 5.
corn. fod Ter 'av and also Sour mules,
one mare. hogs. etc.
Sac WI. Uesln promptly at ~
o'clock. a. m.
}. B. LATHAM.
J. WILB Cn,.N NETS.
Agrs at Law Tor MN.
Oct. 9, 1921
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-10-09
Opening Books Of Subscription

In pursuance Of a commission isaned
by Hon. R NJ McCown, Secretary OF
State for the south Carolin, Oh the
fifth day of October, 1912, We, the un-
dersigned. Board of Corporators, here
by give notice that Books of Subscrip-
ton to the Capital Stock of the Bank
of Gilbert. will be opened at the st~re
of G.. H. Hallman, Gilbert, S. c., on
the 14th day of October, 1912.
T. S SEASE,
G.. H. HALLMAtt,
D. E. HAMMOND,
w. O. TARVER.
Oct. 9, 1928
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Notice. Debtors and Creditors.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of Martha a. Lewie, Decd,
will present the same, duly attested; 4;
and those indebted to said estate will
please make payment to the under
signed on Or before December l, 1912
81 w. Fl. DONLEI, Admr.
"Uncle Ike" Shealy, one CT the best
known citizens Of the Dutch Fork ac-
compsnied his son, G. Holly Snealy,
10 The court house Monday.
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Sewing Machine Bargains

Will sell one NEW HOME improved,
light running, drop-head Sewing Ma
chine, and one new NEW ACME,
drop head, guaranteed for ten years.
service, at bargain, either for cash
or easy payments,
Rice B. Harmon.
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New Crop Fall See ds.

Winter turnip seed. large Southern
winter mustard seed, winter radish
seed, rye seed, and White Pearl onion
sets, all now IN planting season, sold
in bulk or retailed. as desired.
Harmon Drug Co.