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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
WALEALLA, s. c.:
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER ~, 1913
ONE DAY EARLY NEXT WEEK.

Thursday Of next week, January | ;,
1914, will be Il national holiday and
the rural routes will not be operated
from any Of the post offices. For that
reason, and in order that The Cou-
rier shall not lie in the post Offices of
the county a day before going to sub
scribeTs on rural routes, we will go
TO press next Tuesday instead Of
Wednesday, our regular day of pub
liCatiOn.
We request that correspondents,
advertisers and others having mat
ters of business to transact fov our
next issue will bear this fact in mind
and govern themselves accordingly.
On December 30th we will issue the
tifty-third paper during 1913.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
TO OCONEE
RAISERS

| have at my farm near WeStmin-
ster Registered Jersey Bull, Prin-
cess Butter Boy, No. 10607S. This
animal is Of perfect markings, and
was bred by Samuel G.. Engle, Ma
rietta, Pa.
Princess Butter Boy is a son Of
Princess of Donegal 13SO05, who has
a record Of second best COW in Penn
sylvania. She has continuous milk
ing record Of eight years without
standing dry day. She has a milk
and butter record of $500 pounds
OF milk and Gil pounds of butter in
one year.
Princess Butter Boy was sired by
Lefty Rioters Son I'd .(7SS22),
American Jersey Cattle Club record.
Lefty 2ioter has a butter record Of
2i pounds and 2 ounces in seven
days, and her dam, Lefty Coles I'd
(4S12S), has a butter record of 21
pounds and ounces in seven days.
Fee for service, $500.
j. II. BARNETT,
Westminster, Uuute No. 4.
,(Will pay extra price for heifer
calves sired by Princess Butter Boy.)
Dec. II, 1913.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
NEWS FROM LITTLE RIVER.
Mrs. w. Thaddeus Holden Dead
Other Matters of Local News.

Little River, Dec. 22.-Special:
The health Of this section is, with
few exceptions, good.
The NimrOds are having good
time hunting this fall. There are
only few birds, but plenty Of rab-
bits, squirrels and Opossums. When
it comes to good shooting w. NJ.
Perry generally comes in for his
part. On December 18th he killed
two squirrels at one shot, this being
the third time this good fortune has
come his way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins, Of Walhalla
cotton mill. were the guests of ALI
Barton and family the past week.
James Hudgens, Of the Old Pick
ems section, has been doing some
painting in this section. His many
friends were delighted to meet him
again after an abSe Of ten years
from this section. James has grown
into fine looking man and owns a
nice farm in PiCkenS county, where
he stands well with his neghbors.
Mrs. Mary E. Holden is spending
a while with her daughter, Mrs.
Lusk, in Pickens.
J. l.. Talley and son Oliver made a
business trip to Walhalla last week.
They carried some fne country pork
with them.
Christopher Talley has accepted
employment with his brother, w. H.
Talley, of Salem, for the coming
year. The Messrs. Talley are both
from Little River. and will be en-
gagged in farming and merchandising.
Rev. c. r. Abercrombie filled the
stand at Pleasant Ridge on the sec
Ond Sunday evening. He preached
his farewell sermon at Little River
on the first Sunday at II a. m, this
1T sing his years work here. Rev.
r. A. Hudson, of Cashiers, n. c.,
has been called - preach here this
year and will move to this section in
the near future. He will occupy the
house vacated by Mr. Martin on f..
A. Perry's place.
The sad news Of the death of Mrs.
w. Thaddeus Holden, of Fall Creek,
was received in this section the past
week. Mrs. Holden's maiden name
was Ida Fendley, she being a daugh-
ter Of Wesley Fendley, of the same
section. She leaves her husband and
some four or five children, with
host of relatives and friends, to
mourn her death. Mrs. Holden was
we'll and favorably known in upper
Oconee and was held in high esteem
by her many friends. She was for
many years a consistent member of
Fall Creek Baptist chruch, where the
remains were lowered to their last
resting place by gentle hands, in the
presence Of large concourse of sor-
rowing relatives and friends. The
bereaved family and relatives have
the deepest sympathy of many
friends in their time Of sorrow.
Charley Perry and sister, Miss
Myrtle, were among the shoppers in
Walhalla on Saturday last.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
FINAL DISCHARGE.

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned will make application
to V. F. Martin, Judge OF Probate for
Oconee County, In the State OF South
Carolina, at his Office 81 Walhalla
Court House, on Saturday, December
10th, 1913, at II o'clock a. M, or as
soon thereafter as said application
can be heard, for leave to make final
settlement OF the Estate OF Orphie X.
Rochester, Minor, and obtain final
discharge as Guardian Of said estate.
RUTH A. B. ROCHESTER,,
(Now Mrs. Ruth Rochester Sheely,) }
Guardian.
NOV. ~, 1913. 1850
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
TIE WORK IN SEVEN SCHOOLS.
As Indicated by improvements Made
and Funds Raised.

Richland, Dec. 20.--Editor Kco-
Wee Courier: The following is an
extract from the report | submitted
TO the South Carolina School I'm D..
prOVcmcnt Association on December
15tn:
improvements made in seven ru-
raj schools since October I. 1912:
District 71-IGarle'S: Additional
caX, mills; two class rooms on ap-
proved plans added: patent desks.
black boards, two stoves; case Of s
maps, teachers desk, new library,
State flag; individual drinking cups.
Raised by Improvement association.
$3.50. Cleanup Day score "A. :"
Teachers: John b. Compton, Miss
Letitia r. Grant.
District 35-Kcowce: HylOplate
boards. craSerS, hygienic crayOn; wa
ter coolers; three stoves; set Of 8
maps. Raised by Improvement asso-
citation, $36.S5. Cleanup Day score
&C." Demonstration plot Teachers:
?. T.. Myers, Miss Pcarlc Turner,
Miss Wannie Morgan.
District 22-Oak Grove: Hylo-
plate boards. set Of s maps. globe,
teachers desk, primary chart. new
library; roof Of house painted, we'll
house built; individual drinking
cups. Cleanup Day score "a" Dem
onstration plot; cooking class.
Teachers: Mrs. Ella Cobb, Mrs. Flor
encc Ballenger.
District 2l--Blue Ridge: Sub
Scribed for piano, $154; new well;
primary chart; Cleanup Day score
'B"; trees and shrubs set out; dem
onstratiOn plot; cooking class;
school inspected by DR.. j. w. Wick
life; lecture on care Of teeth by DR..
f.. r. Gilbert. Teachers: j. r. Ply
Ter, Miss Fannie BrOyles, Miss Rena
Hunsinger.
District 19-Richland: Two addi-
tional acres purchased for play
grounds; auditorium ceiled; sani-
tary drinking fountain installed; Q
pictures passe-partouted subscribed
for addition to library, SIS. Cleanup
Day score "C'; cooking class
Teachers: G. NJ. Barnett, Miss Car
rie Smith.
District 10-Tabor: Additional
tax; class room enlarged, partition
and side added; hyloplate boards,
case OF maps, globe, State flag, u.
s. fiag; primary chart; water cool
er, individual drinking cups; four
framed pictures. Amount raised by
improvement association, 5000.
Cleanup Day score a.; desks var
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE,

Notice g hereby given that the
undersigned will make application
to V. F.. MARTIN, Judge OF Pro-
bate for Oconee County, in the
state OF South Carolina, at his
ofiice at Walhalla Court House, on
Saturday, January 3, 1914, at IL
o'clock In the forenoon, or az soon
thereafter as said application can be
heard, for leave to make final settle
ment OF the Estate OF J. J. Haley,
deceased, and obtain final discharge
as Administering Of said estate.
MRS. r. l.. HALEY,
Administrative.
Dec. 3, 1913. 1852
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24

the united States Court iui AIaDai,...
on the charge Of robbing the post
office at Marion, in that State. His
bond was fixed at $4,000, and ne
was remanded to Jail and will be car
ried back to Montgomery for trial.
He is closely guarded by post office
inspectors.
Mr.. Gregory appeared against him,
as did Inspector FeltS, Of Alabama,
and the assistant postmaster at Mont
gomery. The yegg was surly and
pleaded against being sent uD.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
Killed in Motorcycle Collision.

Millcn, Ga, Dec. ga. C. Par
ker, aged 40, clerk of the Superior
and City Courts, was instantly kill
ed tonight in a motorcycle collision
on the outskirts of the city when Mr..
Parker, who was on his way home.
collidcd with T. w. Aaron, who was
riding into the city. Mr.. Parker's
neck was broken. He is survived by
his wife and two children.
Mr.. Aaron's leg was broken ard
he was otherwise seriously injured.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE,

notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will make application to
V. F. Martin, Judge OF Probate for
Oconee County, in the State Of South
Carolina, at his office at Walhalla
Court House on Friday, the 23d day
of January, 1914, at. II o'clock
In the forenoon, or as soon thereafter
as said application can be heard, for
leave to make final settlement of
the estate of John Joost, deceased,
~ : ~ r. "--' 'i--N--~-o
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24

all men, and with ourselves. Lo. ,.s
find something to do for the pleasure
Of others. That is the surest, the
perfect peace into our own lives.
TO each and every one The Cou-
rier sends greetings of JOY and good
will. May this glad season bring
blessings to each $50 that there shall
not be room to contain them" Send
them out to others that their joy,
too, may be full.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

| will offer for sale, in front of
Walhalla Court House, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of JANUARY, 1914, at
legal hours Of sale, all that piece,
parcel or tract Of land, known as the
Home Place Of Rev. J. B. Colley,
deceased, containing 21S acres, ad-
joining land Of E. A. Perry, NJ. A.
Duncan and others. About 80 acres
in cultivation, acres Of bottom
land; two good houses; 21a miles
from Salem. Convenient to schools
and churches.
Terms OF Sale-CASH.
w. II. TALLEY,
Salem, S. G..
Dec. "a, 1913. 52-53
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24

nishcd; shrubs set out; demonstra-
ton plot; cooking class. Teachers:
Miss Maude Simpson, Miss Ruth
Cain.
District 6--Fair Play: additional
tax, 4 mills; new building on ap-
proved plan; four class rooms, cloak
rooms, auditorium, with two ante
rooms; stoves, desks, teachers
desks, hylopiate boards, case OF 8
maps, globe, U. S. flag; SIS for ad-
dition to library. Teachers: G.. G.
Ryder, Mrs. G.. G. Ryder, Miss Ada
Simpson.
(Miss) Annie McMahan,
Supervisor Of Rural Schoosl.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
MAKE YOUR Il
a uditOr's Office, OCo
December !

The Auditors of
to receive returns
sOnal property for
1st day of January,
day Of February, in
The Real Estate
ingS-- are to be a
Taxpayers will be
actly the number o.
lots and number Of
returns, as the asse
will stand for the
The Township /
Quired by law to
who fail to make
within the time re
Hence the Difficult,
escaping the so pc
well as the freque
sulting from this !
means make your
thereby save eXpen
All able-bodied
years Of age, are ia
Please don't II
your dogs.
For the convenie
the Auditor, or his
ceive returns at tn,
and places:
Mount Tabor-S;
Oakway-Monday
South Union-Tu
Fair Play-Wedr
w. n. WOOlbri
Jan. s.
Friendship Frid;
Tokeena (CrosS
day, Jan. 10.
WeStminster-Mo
day, January IL an,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
Madison ElectTOcuted.

Columbia, Dec. 22--Nineteen days
after the killing of E. p. Best, at
Barnwell, Scott Madison, the negro
who was convicted Of the killing, was
electrocuted at the State penitentiary
this morning.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-24
HE BUYS FOUR
FURNACES.
Col. NJ. II. Thornton . r0v tsgrpar-
ing to Smel ..go
Especial to Chariot

Especial to Chariot g 0r,.. .p
Hickory, n. c., Dc, an.-. .s.
E. Thornton returne ama ..r!,
from Charlotte, whe .n .,s'..E =
purchased at a sherif1 SAFE ...r
naces for the smeltin of All n.r.i
ore. One Of these fu -..s. -e I'D
Grafton in Charlotte .ad .rr -
three are in the sho nf 10. Il
lcnburg Iron Works ami .a..r.
erection. Three of -. 5tr. -
of j0-tOn capacity 1-I .. ,
15-tOns daily.
Mr.. Zimmerman " .. 'ac ...r.
der and the entire 0 .rt .... 1t
him. He transferre NI, N.H ,
Mecklenburg Iron N'n,Es aud /
turn sold the four i..8.u. /
lures to Col Thorn q Tor .. -
The Colonel immedi .,.. sr'. n
the furnaces by tel -r..h g.. s
600. The furnace d.. .a %. e.
Charlotte alone is ..en o. e." O
or $35, 900.
The other furna, .. NOV &c
will be shipped to taJN}u'. ri
January.
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Eansnyhe

kiF snd Mis-, W, u, Rrssss and nur
ahiidfsH snd Nj snd Mfs bayid Sian,
~ fiaHasisi auiosd asaf SUNDAY 10 lbs
iqFmsf's GsF and called aR Mr snd Ms.
i N Anii aai 9ihaT iIisads ~ iGWB,
hFs James iiuiing af Tianssla has
been ibs Raasl ~ Mrs, Mary f0bey mr
ibe Rssi Waab
hrs, bhas- Pope sss laid gR With iaH-
siiiiis Tho past week
hf snd MIS-, NJ, w, igHbhs aHd iva
children, Kenneth sDd Geraldine, al iisst
Hiek9FTi were guests az Nj, aHd Mrs,
iHhH hlgmi sunday,
MT and Mfs, irwin 0iin aud daughter
tiiiisH, 81 brahpri, afs visiting ihsir
suHt hfs, ID, n Daubsnspsnk % family
Ibis Sssb
M. anh Mrs h, J, Henderson went
owes Y" hndaaFef saHisF Walisr urop0b
HoialHg aiiar ibem 10 his nar,
hoy noiiefrar at Musslis was q asiler
IA lawn SUNDAY,
tusiia heiaF was down from Warren,
SUNDAY shn spent lha DAY with hes
parents, MI aRd Mrs " !, palsy, she
was accompanied bY three friends lram
warren, Nho brought hes dawn ~ lhair
oag,
MIS- W A, hinuh spent q psrt at The
week With no, meiheF 10 Clarion uaupty,
The hWllf saloei dawn Sunday after
aeen aat brought hes homs,
Ice spd Susan SHEETS az fYiershurg
visited iheif sister Mrs, Viaian Msaly,
Saturday,
Melyin hai,ergsr went 10 Mesdy,lie
Tuesday, where he entered Allegheny
peilsge 90 q %iuniee,
Ava Watson LET'S Tuesday mr slate
eeiiege, where he enters his sophomore
Yeag,
Mis- MsUds herlia entertained a Num
her 81 her ifiends at hiNoh party friday
aveRipg,
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Dostb u Dr. r $ wallace.

d. Robert Wsllaos. 10 bic 81 year,
tor tbep " yesfs . pfeoiGng pbysL
Gsn sod surgeon st East Brady sud
yioioity, passed s~sy " 4 9'elock, SVp-
asy mo'pioE sept ~, 1918, ~ bic h9me
~ ubei place after 40 illneSs Of tbroe aud
9pe bali yesss. Dr. Wallace wac bora IN
sgg@eTeek towpsbip, ArolspoDg ooVDty,
February ~ 1881, sno Was = soO Of Dr.
SaBQd smiley sDd Msdbs tCrsig) Ma,
leee, both deceased. A. the esJy eye of2S
years be- gre9Osted VIII high boaoTs from
Jefferson @ediosi college, Pbiladelpbis.
ana Immediately iofD1ed . partnership
via bic isobeJ spd when bs fslbers
death occurred be associated With biz
brother since deceased, sBd IN 1857 be re-
moved W East Brady which wss bic home
from hst lime uDti bic destb sVndsy
som siteJ eotedDg upon bic practice be
VS. appointed railroad surgeon, aud there
is probably ~ other Tsilfosd surgeon
sliss, ~ who bias preceded him, "bo bss
performed more smpOtsDoBs ~ stiep0ed
D9fe injured csses sDoDg 5siirosd EN-,
tbsD Dr. Wallace.
tH 1901 be Was msTTied % Miss Ads
Newton who With . daughter Miss
Wsllsce, " home, survives. An
other daughter C9fs, died . few yesfs
sgo.
Ms. Wallace IL . sister Of our owns.
LADY Mrs.. ! H. ~DspcssoB, both Of whom
the mgersi ~ their sister, Mr..
Nesi ~ Bradford less tbsH W. weeks sgo.
Dr. Wsiisos wss 9 physician widely
SHOWN for bis skill SUD lesfDiBg, Iis
called into consultation fsT sud vide
,Bd be sss slpsys ready % respond b
he needs 0fths sick ~ injured no MISTER
Sesred he might be IN body ~ bow
BeiemeHt the westhsT, lie loved bis pro,
sssioD aud bis chief delight wss Ia en-
luering diseases sDd slisyiBg psiB, His
presence IN q sizes room slvays inspired
confidence aud bis long life has been a
Ia countless homes through
,ut ubs section IN which practically aii %.
lis useful life was spent, Ito was 4 msm
'sT of tho East Brady Presbyterian
bpreb snd ~ Lodge No. 80 r. a A. NJ
'bs funeral will bs ri bis late hons this
Wednesday, afternoon commencing AT
O'Clock sBd the commitment services
viii be ny members of tbs lodge. The
ntermsnt will no Ia the fsmiiy msas,
Ia the Braiy's Bend osmstsry.
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Absolutely u9 iotcsor' ~ss slss ioeeq
ip gs primary eieol9g y~o-to'esy p us
B9f9Vgb, nor ~ Other peru " ths oegHiy
either ~ fs4 ~ hssf5 goD thsfs -
40 local ooHss sna ube pg ssto
ovssod wss Abs SgpoFies tqqgt igess q
tbo candidates ~ "bieb ono Le
liule known Ubst % ~. > saH ~ hes
81. gbs bosqggl sgls ga lls qpsa ~
stands ~ follows jsDles hlcqsp b hsfy
~ BaDshs1iy = 81 ~ b Dicsias9e D.
gs9los N Ssbsstb ~ Webster oaD O.
Jqbg !, Henderson -, j0bs N kepbsa
q WiNiaO y Wallace ~ Tbs ucke3s
n9Winsted i9g lbe b9l9ggl offices sss ss
follows Burgess ssggel %, Irwin, Rep
aDd Dem jUsaee ~ tbe Peace, g. a.
hsnasl, Rep ~ n. CLARK Dsm, Cqga-
81 Charles Gisrk, o. W H9iegsB,
Rope ~ Npse, q, a, Lsasqgj ben
Wssb, school BiEocUog ~ II BigW, q
Jsgiesog, Rep Wasbj Wulism Dickrs
geg jsmes j. Lspdeys, Den, Auditor
T. . Jsgies9g, rep K h. Hsslet Dem
99ileot9r H. j. Hgyeg, RoP,i W H.
Hood, Deg, Assessor II, T. Moody
Rep.
9gt ~ y registration at "a ip tbs bo,9,
bgi ~ y9ies sege P9iied, diyido1 ~ fgi-
iqws' Republican a. Democrats a.
Washington, . There weye DO contests
90 psgiy gtbcsgs, \ ~ BsBkbesd was
eieoie1 Republican committeeman, sui
j. a, Adams spd ! Is. Muse Democratic
tE ibo borough. N 4, GsTiBesT viii
be he Republican nominee f9r Distgiel
Attorney snd Hksiy . r Riut ~ tbe
Democratic, Y, q, tgeiibsTi viii be tbs
Republican member ~ tbs Stale c9,H-
mitee. tiecli0H officers Rep, Il B
8ssw fgEdi judee, 4. ", sts9uE Inspector
Democrat ", A, BaUqws, inspector
H. j., HqgeJ was nominated f9F high on,
siabie9H us Rep Wash ticket sgd ",
j., Hunter 9H tbs Democratic.
"a TBk sTATF.
u u Impossible wiih ths WssgJe TG-
iggHs ~ ihis morning 20 ieli Wb0 Of the
10 candidates aFe he successful ones, to-
superior Hauu Judges. fous sTe 20
be nominated, sHd 10 appears nov DC
though Judge Henderson ~ G,swbrd,
James AisaW n Philadelphia, John W
heRbsH ~ Cambria, ana olive, Is, BiGk-
ias9a ~ beiswsge, ~Huii no tho leaders
~ The contest jsmss u, Reilly at
%sahgylbii 10 also running close 20 the
others,
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0%esspepeos Do pot print liQuor advertise
OnooLs. Thoteiore, Oe 8 fosQiyed, thai We
no hoactiiy commend thew for this
attitude aud Tor the courteous acceptance
~ all out tempereooe contributions
Words iooOiy eSpress opr seose " APP
probation Tor tho kindly woI0otne fsow
tbe W q. = y, aud irIends ~ West
Hickory. 20 the~, Che pastor aud Of
f,cisls " Che Church for the vat u bVild-
ipg, the cboi' aud iodiy.d a. sipgefs for
beautiful @pHie, " Ne George, oVs DO.
loved ssale President, for her preseooe
aud help dprog the sotire oouyeotiou,
aud " all wh0 10 eoy wsy O~ootpbOssd ~
doe soocess aud eujoy@ept of toe 900.
yeotlop, ~ tepdes ~sseteful tbsoks.
PREss SuPT.
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TRIAL LIST.

List OF causes set down for trial Ia the
Court at Common Pleas of Forest County,
IehhnN lNahla, commencing on tho
Fourth Monday OF Sepiamhor, lOla,
l. j. IT, kuhna Va Greenwood OH and
uaH Company, u corporation, No, 10, Feb,
rnary term, ipia, Summons IN eleot-
meni
., H. l., nepler w, Tnie ilepler, No.
w, February term, lpla Summons In
asHumpsit,
H. H. l. Chapman v = H. W, Dana, No.
~, May term, lpla, Summons In troa'
pass,
Foresl County National Hank w, ],
y, Vail aud Nlta u, Vail, No, ~, Fnhru,
ary term lplS, kule to open Judgment
on part Ut letta U, Vail
Attest, =, H. MAXWELL,
~, frothonotary.
Tonhsta, IA, August "a. tOla,
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LIVE STOCK AND GRAIN
Jiusbvrg. Sept JIG.

PttsbVrg Sept l6.
Catte-CLoice, sS6Q@STb; prime
sS2GQS60j heifers, s6@7755 common
70 fat bulls sSQ75 common 70 fs'
COWS, sat- fresh COWS and spring
ers, S6Q0$6.
sheep and Lambs Prime wethers
s4&b06; good mixed, S60WI1b5
lambs, s5QT765 veal calves, sizq
i26Qj heavy aud thin calves, sos.
Hogs Prime heavy hogs, N7v@
$50 heavy mixed, ss@slQ; mediums.
ssI60320s heavy Workers, ;sz0Q
s.z5j light Workers. sS.76Qs. pigs, "a
QSG9; stays, ss6QaL
Cleveland, Sept IT,
Cattle Choice fat steers, sS0S2b5
good 10 choice steers, T16WSSb;
beifers, U@7tQs bulls, 5000; COWS,
s5.26Qej milchers and sDringers, SIS
Q66.
Sheep and Lambs Good 10 choice
lambs, s76OQT76s mixed sheep $40
as.
Hogs-Yorksrs, 1915; mixed, 1896;
beayiss, $50 light pigs. ssqszt;
rougbs. yI76Q7.s6; stays, 37.z6;
Chicago, Sept ls.
Cattle Beeyes, SG760s.20; Texas
steers, ss.76U7.S0; stockers and feed
ers, sb40W7S0; COWS and heifers.
g360@sA6, calves. ssfbUlz.
Sheep Native sheep. S540W4g5;
yesriing s4s6Q6.70; native lambs.
tG.26Q7A0
Hogs Light, is.s00966; mixed
sT90Q36Oi heavy S776G9l6; roughs.
s7,76Qsi pigs. s460Qs.9O;
Wheat Sept, ssh.
COm-SeDt, 93h.
~Oats-Sspt, HA
East Buffalo, Sept. 10.
Cattle 49, Receipts, LOO; market
steady Prime steers. ts,50Q9; cows,
q. B0@675i calves -NMl3B0
Sheep and Lahas Choice lambs.
s7b0@8i yearlings, i3Q62O; sheep,
,2@660.
Hogs Workers, t9.30Q94O; pigs.
o.. 2bGs.76i mixed, t9.204930;
heayies, Nm9l0i roughs. EQ776:
t6,760I26.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-09-17
FUGITIVE IB5~&5 CAUGHT
Fight Days Man tvut Foaod by Cap.
tpne 81 Mgrdor Spapect.

Eight Days Men rvut Ended by Cap
tpre 81 Mgrder Spspeot.
Walter Thomas, the missing farm.
hend cherged with Che murder Of Mrs.
Oliver Price g Rioes Lending, Pa
~ captured ON the Arsenal pike.
four miles from Washington Pa.
Deputy SAern Price. s'lo is q sou
VI che murdered Noman accompanied
BY her husband aud others formed az
a~utomobile posse which overlook
Thomas. The farmhand was in a
wagon driving alone, when the ppr-
suiug cr reached him. He Was
brought 10 Che Washington county
Jail
y sp t~naocent declared ThOmas
lu jail IN Waynesburg pa.
almost iu the next breath he had
,shed Warden W. D. Mcbride: What
viii they do With me II they tnd me
gVilty?9
jie covered his face With bis hands
when the warden replied:
They probably viii hang you"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-09-17
pON'f KNOW rnn
nANe APPENDICITIS

MaNy West Hickory people who have
eh,epte appendicitis, which Is net yery
painful have doeIored ier years ler gas
ee The stomach, g M stomach or copstl-
patton, The West uiekory Deus Store
states 1t these people willtr A SINGLE
hoSE OF siNple epekthetp bark, elyoet,
tNe, etc, as compounded Ia Adler,t.ka,
The remedy which eeeame ismeps by
curing appendicitis, they will be surprised
~ the INSTANT benefit, ATTY