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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-07

has been visiting her father, hr
Thomas Ryan In this place. returned to
her bone.
Miss Carrie Chancey and Mrs. Sad
die Parks returned to their home in
Metropolis. H., on Monday Of this
week.
Mrs. Buell. returned to her home in
Cleveland on Monday, accompanied by
Miss Ella Chancey. who will make her
homo there.
Mrs. -.'urvey was . Mt. Vernon
visitor on monday last, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Bell.
Mrs. Rilla lowering visited with her
sister, Mrs. Charles Brown at Dayton
Ohio, this week.
Mrs. Chloe Kirby entertained Mrs
Hoy Levering and family and Mrs
Stillwell, of Waterford, on Saturday
last.
Mr.. J. c. Mavls was a Brink Haven
visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. James Howard entertained Miss
Carrie Chancey, Of Metropolis. Ill.,,
Miss Ella Chancey. Of this place, Mrs
Buell., of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs.
Adie Parks of Metropolis, ILL.,, and Miss
Nellie Baker. of this place, on Sun.
day last.
Mr.. 8. w Zent went to Bellville on
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Marion Hathaway went to
Woodbury. on Tuesday last to visit
with her mother, Mrs. Rule.
Mr.. Earl d. Day OF Mansfield. o.,
visited with his brother in this place
on Sunday last.
Mrs. Marion Potter went to Irving.
ton. Ind, last Saturday to visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Whitney.
Mrs. 8. w. Zent was called to Mans.
field on Monday last by the sudden
death Of Mr.. A. N. Klotz.
Miss Marguerite Walker Of Detroit
Mich, who has been visiting here with
her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Ryan, returned
to her home on Monday.
Mrs. MOllie Rhule of Pulaskiville
Ohio, was the guest of Mrs. Il. A. Poor
man on Saturday last.
The election for bonding Frederick
town for paving purposes was held on
Monday and furnished considerable
excitement to the voters here. The
count in the evening showed 12S fol
bonding and 151 against the petition
with eight votes thrown out by the
Judges.
Although the vote decides the mat
ter whether paving should be done IL
the manner outlined heretofore, th'
large vote Tor II shows that there Il
. strong sentimeat for some kind o
street improvement even II It doe
mean some sacyiAce. There u nttl'
doubt but that half Of those Who vote'
negatively would have voted for paw
Ing II the amount OF street Improve
ment contemplated had been half o
q third the length Of Main street. Al
though this matter could have beel
handled BY the village council. evi
IDENTIFY the voters felt that they coul'
not give their sanction at this time y
u plan that would eventually mean I
large expenditure.
Word was passed around that tn
civil engineer had made the state
meut that state authorities would com
pei Fredericktown to tear up its pave
ment and put in an expensive sewer
age system inside Of six years and tina
this would have to be done regardless
of whether the citizens were payinl
the limit taxation or not. This pros
pect no doubt had much TO do will
the influencing OF voters against tn
proposition.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-07
County Commissioners Hold.
ing Quarterly Session
The Last win And Testament
Of Kate Murphy FILED
A Suit In Common Pleas TO
Contest A WuI

cases In the court Of common pleas.
On Monday the following matters
we're disposed Of
Blair admdr. vs.. Clegern Order Of
distribution ordered.
Tinkey vs.. Tubbs-Titie quieted.t
Colwill vs. Thayer--Fassed on nc.
count OF the illness Of Hon. II. Fl.
Greer.
Dooley vs.. Dooley Decrce Of d.
vorce for the plaintiff on the grounds
of extreme cruelty. Ia.
Clawson vs. Clawson Decree OF d.
vorce for the plaintiff on the grounds
of cruelty.
Rine vs. The MI Vcraon Coal &
Ice Company-Receiver ordered to
tiie report.
The first case taken up Tuesday
morning before Judge Fulton vas that
In tho matter OF the ekeeptloas TO
the account Of Lulu Thurman.
To Contest Will
Mary G. Davis and Manes iSa:!s,
infants by verma Davis. thsir segt
frieud and Byron Davis havA. oeA-
meuced . suit in the court a common
pleas OF Knox c0unty against r. N.
Greer, a. executor OF Caroline ~.
Davis and the Home for the Aged of
NJ. Vernon. The suit IL brought tO
contest the will Of Caroline N. Davis.
l.. c. stilweli Is the attorney for tho
plaintiff.
Commissioners In ssssioss--.d'sf&t y,
The county commissioners are hold.
ing their quarterly sessi0a at the
court house this week. Al the meet
ing Monday. the commissioners award
ed contract for right Of way for
"a year at the Thayer crossing In Clio
ton township for t25 To Johnson
Brothers
Tho Murphy Will
Tho last will and testament u Kate
Murphy, late Of Mt. Vernon. has been
filed In probate. by the terms of the
will the testatrix gives to her son,
John Collins. all her property OF all
kind, both real and personal. She
names her son as executor, no bond
being required. The will was aligned
August 8. 1911. In the presence OF
L. r. Cromley and II. II. Greer
The Bird Estate 4
William Bird OF Mt Liberty has
been appointed administrator Of Mary
A. Bird, giving bond In the sum OF
500, with II. II, and r. NJ. Greer Az
sureties.
First and Final
James l.. Leonard. executor Of Al,
fred G. Ellis, has filed first and inal
account In probate. showing the fol-
lowing: Received S676, paid out
s49s.5G, balance $i79.H.
TO Remove Guardian
In the matter OF the guardianship
OF Ada Blackburn. a motion has been
illed In probate court Of Knox county
asking for the removal Q, the guar
dian.
Deeds Filed M
John Whitford to La Ellen Mitchell.
lot In city, $40
Lake Banning to o. s. Hotchl<iss.
Lot In city. 81.
J. w. McGugin 70 Charity A., Nc,
Gugin. - acres In Wayne. u.
Honor G. Smith TO Agnes Rinehart.
aot In Centerburg. ~.
W. ID. Willis to Paul Hewett lot II
Willis second addition To Ceatesbutg.
$500.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. Price went
to Columbus Wednesday morning to
spend the day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-07
BANNER ADS BRING RESULTS

4 !" q
For many years ! have said to
the footwear buyers Of MI. Vernon
and Knox county that ! carry, not
only value-giving stock, but one
that is large and makes possible per-
feet fitting.
Icarry the widths and lengths
and keep the stock so well filled up
the season through that salesmen do
not need to resort to filling or
stretching methods to make sales.
This is true in every depart
ment, whether shoes for infants,
children, youths, ladies or gentle
men, or whether the shoes are want
ed for dress, business or general pur-
pose wear.
find it more satisfactory in every way to carry
large stock. 1t pleases the buyer and makes the
salesman work easier and wish to particularly i'm
press upon the minds of footwear buyers that this
spring lines for all are not only good and Stylish but
are here in large variety.
Without detracting one whit from any shoes
that have heretofore sold, am convinced that my
1913 Spring lines are stronger and even better in
styles and values than at any season in the past.
confidently believe that every person who has
worn shoes from the Parr Store in the past years will
return for good values this spring, and am certain
that they will get their moneys worth, and that they
will be pleased with the styles
Persons who have not dealt in this store in the
past should at least in justice to their feet and pock
etbooks, inspect the stock for their needs.
If you give us an opportunity to show you, we
will be greatly pleased.
Silas Parr
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-03-07
'chams.rI.In'. Tablets for constipa

For constipation. Chamberlain q
Tablets are excellent, easy 10 take.
mild and gcntle In effect. Give them
- trial For sale by all dealers.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
enlale

NURSE. ATTENDANT. Young Scotch eii-
for adults or invalid children. thoroughly ~
perieuced. highest references. wages >D. cltk
or country. Industrial Association Agency, Il
West i2d st. Phone :2lo-RT ont
NURSE. Thoroughly experienced boo ,af" OF
infant. understands all foods. "tr.. Al rcf
erencss. M.ss FrzGcralc's Agcuc', Ipa oih
ave. 6entrancc In i2l ST.
TRAINED Nurse. widow. capable hoIs,
keeper. wants position with eJderl} adult .
reasonable terms. best references. NJ. p
2aO2 broadway.
WAITRESS Seat appearing youns Norih al
ireland piri. good salad maker, takes go"l
care OF silver AMI pantry: good references cl}
or country: wages ~ 10 SO. Domestic -
change. 81 Columbus ave. near 10Th 20. Tel.
Dl3G schuyler.
WAITRESS -PARLORIAlD. -- Tail willing
Swedish girl. nrst clafs waitress. under
stands her work thoroughly excellent r"'
erenccs. $50 Ostrrbcrg Agency, &c lex
lugtou ave. Tel. lu'' Plaza.
YOUNG WOMAN. American: cleaning SILVER
ware. waiting or HIGHT cleaning. hi th" DAY
experienced. references. private FAMILY ~.
u Trituu. UPTOWN Cnlco. 1874 Bl01.lv y.
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LOST. Rankbock 80. 597.l i3. OF Dr. Dock saw
ings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said BOOK is called upon 10 present ih'
same 20 the bank within thirty dayf. OF inc
said book viii De declared cancelled ana ..
tinsuished and new one issued IN lieu thereof
LOST. Handbook No. 5S5iSl. OF Dry Dock saw
ings Institution ANY pcihon having CLAIMS
upDn said book IS called upon TO present tnc
same TO the bank Within thirty days, or the
said book VIII be declared cancelled ana rh-
tingushed and q new Quo issued IN lieu tlrre"i
LOST or STOLEN Bankboos No. 4l3.5.o oi
tbe German Savings Bank in the City ~
New. York corner 4th ave and liih 81, issued
- Maria Langbohn. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating The same. II rot returned
To- the bank on the 18TH day OF March. 1913.
duplicate will b. issued.
LOST -Bankboo., 30 96I7s6 Bank ior say
ings. ~ 4th ave, Ncw NoTn. Payment
stopped. Please return book 20 oant.
LOST -Bankboo, so l.oJi. 43l. Bank for sa' -
ms $50 an ave New Yorl Payment
stopped. Please retIrf. book to bank.
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or
tho Supervising Architect. Washington. ID
c. February 20. l9l3.-SEALED PRO
POSALS will bo received az this Office until
! o'clock y. M on the 2lst day OF March
1913. and then opened for fire escapes and
elevator shaft enclosu. as for the L. $. APP
praisers Warehouse at New York. y. Y. in.
accordance with drawing No :3e and this
specification. copies of which may be had "A Z
this office. or at the Office OF the Chief En-
snecr and Superintendent OF Repairs. 721
custom House Building. New York. y. y.
at the discretion of the Supervising Archi-
tect. o. WENDEROTE. Supervising Archi-
tect.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF,
the Supervising Architect. Washington. ID. G..
February - l9l3.-S,a led Proposals will be
received al this Office until O'Clock p. m. on
the 2lst day Of March. 1918 and then opened.
for a controllable standpipc sprinkler system
at the United States appraisers warehouse
New York. \. Y. in accordance with the speci-
iication and drawings enumerated therein, copies
Of which may be obtained from the supervising
chief engineer. New York. y. Y. or az this Of
fee. at the discretion Of the Supervising Archi-
tect OSCAR WENDEROTH. Supervising
Architect
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
G.. February Is. 19l3.-Scaled proposals will
De received at this oflct until O'Clock p. IN.
on the 25th day Of March. 1913. and then
opened. for four pickup tables in the new
United states post-offce building. New York.
y. Y, in accordance with the specification,
copies of which may be obtained at this Of
tect. o. WENDEROTH. Supervising Architect.
FORT HANCOCK, y. j.. February Is. i9l2.--
Sealed proposals in triplicatc will he received
here until T. NJ March ~. 1919 and then
opened for addition to Bakery. Information
furnished on application Envelopes contain
for Addition to Bakery and addressed to
Quarternaster.
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LAWYERS.

LAWYER. American OF highest standing; con-
sutation free Suite 1928. Masonic Hall. II
W. 23d St. phone 445i Gramorcy: Sundays;
evenings until O.
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WEST INDIES

New = =. "Gniana" ana other steamers fort.
nightly Tor - Thomas. St croiN. ST. Kits,
Antigua Guadalupe. Dominica. Martinique.
81 Lucia. Barbadoes. and Dcmerara.
FOR full Information apply to \. T..
OITEEBKIDGI 4 CO.. Agents Quebec :. y
Co.. Ltd. - Broadway. New York: THOs.
COOK son. s,5 and 23s9 broadway. 20,
and J53 9th ave. y. ". or any Ticket Agent.
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MISCELlANE OUS.

UNIVERSAL. REPAIRING CO, - Nassau
ST.. Office Is main floor rear task for Mr..
HOW. watches. clocks. jewelry made and
refaired
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SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WAN Itp
BUTLER and USEFUL NAN --Germani *
ceilent references; city or country; willing
20 be generally useful. FitzGeialds Agency.
80, SIN ave. Eatrance On "a ST
BUTLER. Young man: competent. o0lgins
good worker; care parior moor private fainil! .
city reference. -. ~, 5l' 9Th ave
CoACHMAN and GARDENER.-Csef,il man.
understands milking. Address Felix Ioeiner.
care Of Lux : Riying'on St
COUPLE. Young married. no children: Prot
cstant: man farmer: woman houseuorl,cr.
reasonable wages: reference. Carpenter Agency.
id G'h ave.
GARDENER USEFUL MAN Singh, total
nbstainor. eNueriencel hotseiran: care lawns,
roads. frames flowers: willing worker: refer
once. Addrcss James, Tribune Uptown oi
fee, 1884 H-oadway.
GARDENER cusefulmanl. Cndersianlss horses
can drive: single: Protestant: references.
Carpenters Agency. - 9Th ave.
HoUsEAAN. p Thoroughly experienced. not
afraid Of hard work. strictly temperate; three
years IN last place. excellent personal refer
ences; city " counir. Industrial Association
Female.
CHAMBERMAID- sEAMsTEEss Willing
Assist other work; neat. tall swedish girl;
excellent chambrrmaid: best city references
Ostorbcrl Agency. 1iG Lexington ave. Tel
Plaza lOJ.
CHAMBERM.>ID ana sEAMsTREs5 Excel
lent references; city or country: willing.
Obligine. Fitz,i,falds Agency, sos 9TH ave.
,cntrancc in 42d ST..
CHkMDERMAID. VERY neat appearing
Young girl. vc~y highest references, city
or country. So. Modern Employment Agen-
cy -, Lexington ave. Tel. 2224 Plaza.
COOK. Young North Of ireland girl under
stands German and French cooking. very
good fancy cook: fine baker; good references
city or county: wages $50. Domestc Is
change ga Columbus ave- near 10Th ~. Tc..
Schuyler JlJ6.
OCK.--Iiungarian. unIerstands American
cooking. ART class IN every respect; $50.
Modern Employment Agency ~ Lexington
av" Tel 2224 Plaza.
COOK.-Neat. strong swedish girl. excel
lent cook; understands all kinds cooking
Lex stss ave ave- Tel 1855 Plaza "
cOOK.-A good cook wishes position. city or
country Address for three days Is. H..
2o3 East 4sth st. advertising Office.
GENERAL HOCSEWORK. - Neat. strong
girl: good cook. waitress. housensid: .
seven years last place: private family. best
references Osterberg Agency. 1lG LcxinB-
ton ave. Tel. 1888 Plaza.
UOUsEWORK.-Ry American woman: adults;
no washing: excellent housekeeper; capable
cook: quiet temperate. trustworthy; wages.
800: any distance: fare expected. KaVanaueh.
.o2 Dean 81, Brooklyn
HOCsEWORKEE.- North OF ireland: good
cook and laundress neat and tidy; excellent
references wages So. Domestic Exchange.
32, Columbus ave, 18th st. Tel. 9i3d
schuyler.
LNDY's MAID.-German. exceptionally neat:
highest references; city or country: So.
Modern Employment Agency 12i Lexington
LADY's MAiD.-First class. German; speaks
traveller: reiercnccs: wages 80: hotel pro
ferred; oni, letters Maid ssi East Goth ST.
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W. Rk WANTED.
Female.

PRIVATE SECRETARY.-ENp Experienced. cap1-
BE woman. "a: stcnographer typist splendid
longhsnd writer. Christian. pleasing personal
ity. best references. Secretary, .O3 West
18th ST.
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yME. LAZON WARD.
out bv DAY work 81 80 East l7th ST.
stuyvcsant 5.,4

MIGNON. French Millinery. 304 Columbus ave.
Ladies' own material made up; latest styles
and shapes TO choose from Ny speciality - hats.
T., CRESCENT. CO Lexington Ave. betw 18th
and 10Th rts-Suits made 10 order from your
own materials. - W.. Perfect III guaranteed.
NJ AUGESBLICk. 3B West 2sth St. cor sth
ave. ladies' suits TO order from SlO up; ~
guaranteed. Also fancy dr. cleaning am dyeins
TIL, BETTY Ladies' Tailoring Co, 257 9th
ave will make a perfect hitting suit to order
Tor 81 or,saiTt for ui furnish your own material.
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Observation-Disclosures.

On W.
julius T. WUCHMAN.
IIADIEs' TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER
W nre reducing the prices u best tailor
made suits. $50 ana SO ~ So and SJ5 only
'rhfg is good only until web y. Phone 81 I
SCHUYLER EOS West sith st
| MME MAUREE.
COESErlERE.
ior s. -. Perfect III guaranteed. Also clean
ing ana repairing. Greeley, 1SJi u West
Both ~.
MILLINERY TAUGHT.
Prepare now: r! ring. summer positions,
IN ave .I,flgrsr lrstr.ctE privately: posi-
tiors guaranteed. also pr,vat. rs' advanced
~, thod. materials furnlfnCd- ias. evening.
Mine. slfrss zoe N"st nth 90
VI. GILLIGAN
desires f,s more select customer, yxo
know ana Appreciate high class work.
In. WEST 9th ST. NEW YORK.
Telephone columbus I=ss
NINE EVANS.
fOl WEST 18TH ST
,.xro,f cutter after ana designer. tailor
made evening" aud reception gowns, etc. Fit
tins guaranteed. 'IourninE GOWNS made a.
Is norrs notice. Phone 52Ho Hivor
SAM KIPER.
LADIES TAILOR
9ii West seth street
IMPORrED SUITS. MODERATE RATES
Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
SALESMAN WANTED.
The leading monthly base
ball periodical requires the SER
vices of a few clean-cut, edu-
Gated and determined young
men. about % years old. rs
statesmen: also field managers
position is open: splendid
opportunity: experience I'M
necessary. Chas. Keyes, 4
West 18th st. Room 1899.
Apply between 10 and II.
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NINE. WILSON.
49, WEST 18Th 81.
LATEST STYLE COWS
FITTING GUARANTEED.

l5J WEST 18Th ST.
LATEST STYLE COWS
FITTING GUARANTEED.
: NANMAN, Fashionable Ladies' Tailor aud
Habit Maker I viii make suits from So
IN Sstirfact ton guaranteed. 2.sTJ Bruadway.
corner li2th st Tel. 3220- Morninesdc.
MILLINERY Mrs Hutcheson. remodelling.
materials furnished all designs all orders
guarantred personal attention given. Nain
Parlor 20 West I'D 81
A.. FRIEDMAN. 3GI2 Broadway corner 1874
stu Ladies tailor AMI dfessmaker: suits.
riding habits and gowns q speciality. ladies'
materials made up. Telephone Audubon 1919
DRESsMAKER Artistic. practical. expert
.accd. expert. stylish f"mo1cller. latest de
signs: out By day on home. reasonable. Dress
maker. 200 East 3sth ~.
&. GHAZANAN eo2 Il. 3oth ST. Ladies ana
,i.utlemens Merchant Tailot. Suits to or
der: latest STYLES: satisfaction given: fancy
French cleaning. pressing. Telephone.
DR ESsAIAhER. colorod. with the best Of REF
errGces: expert IN gowns: work home or out.
. West ISJtn Z. Phone Harlem no.
DREssMAKER. Experienced. ladies dresses
male: home or out Sandbcrg, Gil West
i3ath st. Phone 1905 Morningsde.
DREssN AkER. competent: makes and re
models: chiidren's speciality. Juliet. LIS
East 18TH ST. Tel. 40S Stuyycsant
DRESSMAKER.-By day or homo work At
ana style guaranteed. quick worker.
Lewis. 80 West i3Gth 81 Phone 60 w Harlem.
LADIES tailoring and dressmaking; my sue
cess results from giving satisfaction to my
customers. W. Roller loo and lH West 18Th NJ.
NINE. lara. log Lexington ave. between nth
and 18th SITS. Tel. Mad. 81. 36II.-Ladies
tailoring and Cressinalting.
ttfA
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LOST AND FOUND.
LOST BtNKBOOk>.

LOST Diamond and pearl pin. Friday. Feoru-
/ airy 2lst Reward. Room 1905 - iiioad -.
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"asi siDL-BeIow IO0tb street
BROOKLYN.

al H.. 10 Fifth ave. All cars. large
lN,. .ssose room. All improvements
hs ~ PLACE. Is7 near Ninth ave.. -
se t~',ss room. suitable for two: ballroom;
.atrSs,n. PLACE. i49 near Ninth ave-. -
l...s. .9n.e cooking. IN pflyate mouse.
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DENTISTS.
CARPET CLEANING.

= HAYWOOD 80 broadway. corner Cham
,ers Phone 32o3 Worth. Hours Is. Closed
ssur.iay.
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HOTEL VICTORIA,

proprietors The GORDON HOTELS Ito.
rinse 10 Buckirsham Palace. WesfmInsteI
Abbey and convenient for everywhere IariH
CO.. Poor, orr "New- York Tribune" New YorH'
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I eQAHDERS WANTED.
WEI sIOE-Aboye I0otb street

sStssI? ss2 WEST -pr,,s,o ro.,ao,oo. ox-
ShsiEs opportunity business people: quiet.
W = accommodations; first class table
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tasr sIDE--s.low Tooth street.

WY n, ~ EAST. .Iarg. rooms; private
=. S'selsfs cuisine.
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:.ve AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

,r,uean and Foreign Teachers Agency
Ssoies Professors Teachers. Tutors. Gov
Uses. etc TO Colleges. Schools and Fam
. Apply 70 Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON.
: Union SQUARE
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AGENTS. new article Record breaking
sales everywhere. Write FOR free sample and
our new catalogue. j. T.. Deduindre Company.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-28
Death.

Manning, June 25.-Mrs. Ellen
Huggins, widow of the late DR.. G. A.
Huggins, died at an early hour this
morning at the home OF her son-in-
law, ID. M. Bradham. at the age of "a
years. She leaves four daughters and
two sons and a number of grandchil-
dren and greatgrandchildren. The
daughters are Mrs. d. NJ. Bradham OF
Manning. Mrs. T. S. Wells of North
Augusta, Mrs. ]. ID. Cockrell of CO.
lumbia and Mrs. S. r. Cole Of Barn
we'll. and the sons are DR.. G. A. Hug
gins of Baltimore and John w. Hug
gins Of this county. The interment
took place in the city cemetery this
afternoon. after funeral services con-
Quoted in the Methodist church at
$50 o'clock.
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Mass Meeting Notes.

The big mass meeting to be held
July End, at IL o'clock. at the court
house should be attended by every
farmer and business man and every
progressive woman in Sumter coun-
~ who can possibly get there. This
meeting will decide whether Sumter
county is to have a county fair asso-
citation or not.
About two thousand postal cards
have been rushed out inviting citizens
Of Sumter city and county to attend
the county fair association meeting.
II may b that you" did not receive
a card. But remember "you" are
invited and everybody who wants to
help in pushing Sumter county to the
front ranks of progress among the
leading progressive counties OF .,outh
Carolina.
1t is Of course not feasible to secure
the name OF every man in Sumter
county, but your individual respon-
sibility Is not in the least decreased
by not receiving postal card because
IL you are a live wire" you" will
be there any how.