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ming to write commercially and eager
TO meet writing folks Of established
reputation. To her the superficial
follies Of the aesthetic movement +"
seemed to be scaling Off and England
really beginning to emerge from "its
Victorian hideousness" But the affec-
tations of the later Victorian era were
In full sway. Everybody was an art
list. At this time the author met
the people who In a little society at
Southwark were teaching the Irish
children In London Irish history, poetry.
songs and dances-prototype of the
Irish Literary Society and the Gaelic
League.
In 1887 the author met DR.. Douglas
Hyde. Craobbin Aobhin pronounced
Creeveen Eeveen, the dear little nut
branch). Tea with him at Trinity Col
lege was somewhat conventional on
tertainment, a defect not commonly
attached to Or. Hyde's activities. A
many sided and fascinating PERSONAL
ity" his scholarship began but did not
end with Gaelic lore. He was a great
sportsman, and at his happiest by a
cabin hre after days hunting. patiently
waiting to gather up the bits of folk
wisdom dropped by his peasant host in
free and friendly conversation over a
pipe. Years afterward an acute observer
commenting on a protracted meeting
at Gaelic League convention. where,
after an all day session. Hyde versus
League, the president finally had his
way, said "Hyde's strength lies In
a pretended weakness. He seemed to
he going with them all the time, to
be In cordial agreement when they were
|
extraordinary. Some time in the small
hours, when every one else was worn
out, Hyde suddenly carried the day"
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II.
10 fear god.
What. then. liz god?

What, then. Is god?
In the ontology Of positivism god Is
= raised to the nth power. in which the
Investigator 10 allowed to assume any
unknown quantity and involve It a.
much a. ne may before he tires of the
sparch into the unknowable. To the
Avines assembled at Westminster god
- spirit infinite. Interchangeable. ever
lasting In his being wisdom. goodness
and power: and 30 through a phraseol-
ogy which to many has seemed little
20 lacx Of inspiration. To the phyG.ca!
student god IL q pedantic drill sergeant.
But 70 beginning man. so far as We
may infer the frst man from the races
now beginning upon the course OF cul-
&ure, god was small even a. man him.
Oelf was puny. God was not high. he
was with man In the daily affairs Of life.
He was not great. for he was the god Of
the individual, and that leads to the
totem and . rule Of lifo dependent
s1herefrom; or he was the god Of the
y 33as ma -theneA derives exnsana.c
y asle sesulatien Of
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WISHED SHE
COULD DIE
And Be Free From Her Troubles,
but Finds Better Way.

Columbia, Tenn.-"Many a time. {"
says Mrs. Jessie Sharp, OF this place.
IL wished would die and be relieved
OF my 5uffering, from womanly troubles.
] Gould siot get up, without pulling af
something to help me, and stayed in bed
most OF the time. ] could not do my
iiousework.
The least amount OF work fired me
ont. My head would swim, and would
tremble for an hour or more. Finally, I
took Cardui, the wonlan's tonic, and /
am not bothered with pains any more.
and ] don't have to go to bed. In fact
] am sound and well Of all my troubles"
Cardui goes to all the weak spots and
helps to make them strong. II acts with
nattire--flot against her. Il Is for the
tired, nervous, irritable women, who feel
as Il everything were wrong, and need
something to quiet their nerves and
strengthen the worn-out system. :,
II you are a woman, suffering from any
OF the numerous symptoms OF womarly
trouble, take Cardui. 1t viii help you.
At all druggists.
.IY,Ils fe. Chattanooga Mec'iare TO-, Ladies'
ADVISORY pept.. Chattanr aga, i."5. for .Sssriai
LgnysefisEs on your case InE s4-pae book, Homo
Treatment for We %" IN plain wrapper. NC. l2a
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The Day In Congress

SENATE: Chairman Hitchcock. OF
the Philippine committee, announced
that the Independence bill would be
prepared for passage at tfiis session.
Testimony continued before o spec
ial committee on charges of railroad
sata discrimination against the South
Atlantic ports. Z.
Hearing ON the bin for leasing land
for water power sites continued be-
fore, the lands commihfee
<. Senator Weeks spoke on national
defense. 8 & ~
s Adjourned until noon Saturday aa
g mark of repeet 70 the late Repre-
sentative Payne. &C., & ss
aoGSE:After arranging fer funeral
services In the han 81 the I,onsSs A.
10 :3e a. M. Sunday Tor the lafe Re-
preventative Serene Il PAYNE. Al.
|icurnment was taken antif a a. "a !.
saturday. q IS S =,
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Pare amount
Elegant New Motion Picture
House Opens
Today.

announcement was made last night
that everything was In readiness Tor
the opening of the Paramount motion
picture theatre this morning at 10
O'clock. The pictures 10 be shown to-
day, ION Belgian Battlefields,p Is the
only bona fide motion picture of
scenes on the battlefields Of Europe
In existence. The picture was made
by the stan photographer of the Chi
fcago Tribune, with consent OF the Bel
gian government
The proceeds Of the forenoon per-
formance and so per cent of the after
noon and night performance at the
new theatre will be given to the Bell
gian Relief Fund. which is being rais-
ed by local citizens. The forenoon
show today is intended primarily for
children. The showing of the war pic
ture, together with the fact that n
large portion of the proceeds IL to be
given to the Belgian sufferers, has
been widely advertised It is prob
able that the new amusement house
Will be packed at all hours today.
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0 0 600 90 Q . O 8 Q 8 8 8 s 8 8 3 }, ) j, !,
sPARKLEs ERoa REFUaE
, aaoo o.oo oOo q q = = q =

0 a q q q q 90 o o o o q 90 O q Z, 4, a
REFUGE. Dec. live have been
having some very bad weather for the
last ten or twelve days. Exeryofis "a
wishing for the weather to be Slags
ard pretty for the Christmas tsasoii
so Santa. can visit around IN all COM
munities s
Misses Bell ard Aurie Nelson VISIT
ed Misses Sallie and Ettie Gillespie
last " ednesday Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Emther Kay visited
relatives in PeEdleton last SATURDAY
evening. -.
On account Of the ilinsss of her s.s-
ter, Miss Decie Newtons the assistant
teacher at the bishop Arhnch sch0o1,
has been unable to teach Tor THE met
few days. Her duties were aftsrsis,5 i.,.i5, ~
By Miss Leila Wilson. ,,'
The mAnv fffsnsla ne A4A4se.:. s5,s...a.
and Mrs Nallfe Eendsrnsan Tfii "a E
glad 70 know that they are abia so
ts up again after d tety seSere III
ness Of tyPhofd fever
Lola the ten-y6af cid Siiild az N{R.
and Mrs Eija Dacus Of the AafkabilIa
fsfnis IS dafis f0ualy Ill ct ahis writ
Nm. and Mrs. g. r. Gillospie ana
!ehildren 81 Septns visited the laftarss
pgliiante; Ny, and hfrs, s.. p, phiEfhS.
Wedporf6N y I. ~ q s =; ~ y y / ~ 'ssse
MIA lane Crab who has 1stsi
livinF on the plantatian OF Rev. ~
w. Nelson, ans moved M near s&nora,
We afe sorry 70 hear OF HEN, ,naSkas.
nor there WAS no bnssAf nSlriik k6rS
- llSc ~ than mrs GRAHAM.
Af, aud Mrs Robert llffeSbiS ffzss
90 Cheriqsfe. N. C., last weak u, at.
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LIST. 1a16.

list. 1915.
Barnes on Saturday, Jan. End, 1915.
Iva on Tuesday, Jan. 9Th, 1915.
Iva Cotton Mill on Wednesday a. M,
Jan. 9Th, 1916.
Starr on Wednesday, p. m, Jan. s,
1915. 1-2 day.
cromers store on Thursday, Jan. 7th,,
1915.
Townville on Friday, Jan. 8 1916.
Autumn on Saturday, Jan. Q. 1915.
Denver on Monday, a. M, Jan. II,
1015, 1-2 day.
Sandy Springs on Monday p. M,
Jan. uth. 1915, IL a day.
Pendleton citys Tuesday. Jan. IL,
Pendleton Mil. Wednesday. p. M
Jan. 18th, 1-2 day.
Bishop Branch ON Thursday, Jan.
14th. 1915.
Five Forks on Fridaz, Ean. IL. zels.
FiercssoWn on M6hGsy. Jan. i3. 1915
Airy Springs on Tuesday. Jan. is,
Shutdown on Wednesday. Jan. 20.
cely Store on Thursday. Jan. 21st,
!, Wyatt store ON Friday. January p,
1915. s.st.s s
wigingham Store on Saturday. Jan.
23rd, 1915.
Piedmont on Mond. fan. 25. 1915.
26th, 1916.
Pelzer No. 4 Mil on Wednesday. q
m, Jan. ~; 1916. IL day. s. 3
FrankviHs ON Wednesday, p M.
Jan. "a, 1915, 1-2 day.
Wiliiamston City on Thursda2 Jan.
2Sth. 1916. g. s :. -
Williamston MIL on Friday, a. an.
Jan. 29th, 1915.
Belton City on Tuesday, Feby. End,
Srd, 1915.
Z. ~. Martin Store on Thursday,
Feby. 9Th, 1915.
Homes Path Mill on Friday. a. m
Feby 5th, 1916. i-2 day.
Homes Path City ON Friday. n. N,
Feby. 6th, 1916. s1-2 day. ~
Houea Path City on SATURDAY..
M, Feby. 6th, 1915. i-3 day. -
All new school lines for new schooj
districts must be- in the hand Of fha
auditor on or before, the ist of Apr,l
so they can be listed in the. ,,rnney
Places. II they fail to get in by tast
time It won't be put on the bon;sa
until the next year. Please see chat
your property Is listed ia the rirht
schocr district All tax leviess So,. (
school districts must be IN hand ,cs I.
the auditor on or by the 1st oe inns
WINSTON SMITH. = 4
Auditor OF Anderson Comfy.
December, 1914,
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Musicale
For Benefit of Belgian Sufferers
ON Next Tuesday Even.
{ ing.

.ti An aggregation OF well known sing
erB and musicians OF Greenvilie will
give q concert Tuesday night at the
residence OF Judge and Mrs. w. F.
t..SS,. for the benefit OF tbs Belgian
fznd.
Those who VIII participate In the
.pr0gramS are: Miss Winlow, soprano;
mrs. Lutlur. contraita: Mr. Frank
Cox. apaEs; grcf. Gale Ssift, yEa:.:i.
The program will be under the direc-
tion OF Prof. Poston. director of music
in the Greenville Woman's ollege.
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Cotton Considerably
OF Here Yesterday.

Cotton gas quoted on the streets
OF Anderson yesterday at prices rang
ing from. 3 IA to 6 SIS cents. A con-
siderable amount of the staple was
offerei for sale. Early in the morning
wagons were to be observed coming
In from the country with cotton.
Those selling were either agraid that
the prices would go lower or were in
need of cash with which to meet OBJ
ligtions or purchase the necessities
OF life. Cotton seed were selling for
$50 per ton, and considerable guam
tity of these were bought.
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NOTICE

All persons living In the hail dis
tricts OF Anderson county. who are
entitled to q. reduction OF taxes on
account of their crops having been
destroyed hy hail hail, ii1IiisyT MAKE arrnuKe-
ment now for having portion OF their
tax RENTED as provided by law. We
now have the necessary blanks for
this purpose which may be had at the
ohce OF the County Treasurer.
w. A. sTRIFF,
County Treasurer.
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Members City
Council Dined.

Alderman j. e. Barton was host
last night at delightful dinner party
to which members Of city council and
the heads Of the city departments
were invited. The affair was declared
to be one of the most delightful func-
tons of the kind that has been given
in this city in quite a while. Various
members of city council and heads of
departments have been entertaining
the city fathers at dinner parties this
fall. The affairs are purely of social
nature and are greatly enjoyed. Those
partaking Of Mr.. Barton's hospitality
last night were unanimous in acclaim
ing him an ideal host
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Get Insurance
Permit First.

WI An5ubouCc
Permit First.
Fire Chief Jackson, is In receipt OF
The following seif-exSishatory letter
from State Insurance Commissioner
F. H. McMaster:
For public information and for the
benefit OF those who may be unin-
formed on the subject. the Insurance
Commissioner warns eaM persons who
cell fire works that they should see
to 1t that they have special permit
attached to their insurance policies,
covering the sale Of fire works. n
thts be not done, the. policy is voided
and in case of loss there will be
possibility OF the assured being un-
able to recover on his insurance The
same applies to the storage of ben
zine, gasoline, or other infamable
substances; but particularly attention
Is directed to the fire works at this
season 0f the year,:
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q e 3 s. = = s. y g g = y = ~ q & $ s. ~ =
ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items Of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over the
Wireless ON the Sire Of Anderson
**x* = s. x****** :x*xxxxxx

Boys Corn Club
Hold Contest Today.
Several samples OF corn for the
Boys Corn Club contest, which will
he held at the Chamber OF Commerce
today. were in place yesterday. The
decisions in the contest will be made
by Two experts from Clemson College,
who have been detailed by w. w.
Long, In charge OF the Farmers CO.
operative Demonstration Work in this
State. An attractive list OF prizes
awaits those who are so fortunate as
to be adjudged winners in the several
classes. While no hour has been an
nounced for the contest, It Is presum-
ed that 1t will be about noon.
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FOR SALE

FREE-50o copies Farmers Bulletin
No. .633. Seed Irish Potatoes and
how TO grow them. Also 500 copies
Farmers Bulletin Eradication Of
wild onions" Farmers are request
ed to call and get a free copy Of
each. Furman Smith, Seedsman,
Phone 464.
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Almost Unanimous
On Xmas Closing.

c. c. Langston, the strunch friend
Of the clerks of the city, who for the
past quarter OF century has interest
ed himself in the matter of getting
business houses to close on holidays
IN order that the employees might
nave rest, stated yesterday that the
merchants and other business men OF
the city were about unanimous or the
plan cs cscaing Friday and Saturday,
december 25 anu 90. The drug stores
VIII observe Sunday Iours. The banks
anu county public Offices will close
ior Doth days. The post office will OBJ
serve the usual holiday hours.
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Personal

Mrs. Kurtz P. Smith left yesterday
| morning for Weatherford, Texas.
where she was called on account of
the Illness OF her mother, who is con-
fined in q hospital at Fort Worth.
The MisF'' 'oan Of Clemson Col
lege were 8 rs in the city yes.
terday.
Charles Boggs of Pendleton was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
Henry Trescott Of Pendleton was in
Anderson yesterday on business. =,
w. X. Glenn, one Of the best known
and most progressive farmers of the
county, was in the city yesterday.
Hamilton Crenshaw of PendIeton
was in the city yesterday for short
while.
DIR. C. H. Burton OF Iva was In the
city yesterday for short while.
DR.. j. E. Watson OF Iva was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
Hiss Maud Hopkins of Seneca was
shopping in the city yesterday.
A. c. Wingo OF Augusta was among
those spending yesterday in the city.
John Chasteen OF the county was in
the city yesterday for short while.
J. NJ. Fennel. Of New York, repre-
senting the Swan fountain pen, was
in the city yesterday.
E. J. Mercer of New York city, rep-
resehting the Ingersoll watch, was
among the business visitors In the city
yesterday.
e. C. Hardness of New York, rem
resenting the Community silver a::n
was in the city yesterday calling on
local dealers.
w. B. Moore Of the county was In
the city yesterday.
Ed MoAlister OF Pelzer was in the
city yesterday for short willie.
Q. Fl. Horton of Belton was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Emma vaughan OF Bolton was
shopping in the city yesterday.
c. D, Nance of I.owndesvflIe was in
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Khaki Uniforms
Are Suggested.

Members of the Cotton Consumers
League Of Greensboro. N. C., gnra
much elated over q letter which thew
have received from prominent rail-
rqad officials. stating that the rail-
roads are contemplating having their
employees dressed In khaki uniforms
for summer wear.
q II Is figured by statisticians that ~
the same idea were adopted by the
railroads throughout the United
States II would mean that no less
than 100000 bales OF cotton woulfi
thus be consumed. 1t is stated TINT
the plan for making the uniforms
from khaki cloth is entirely plausible
and as q matter vg fact the uniforms
would be far more comfortable and
much less expensive than fhose now
being worn. From what can be iearn-
ed the change would be welcome by
the frainnen, for 60 most OF them it
is necessary to keep their coats OF
throughout the summer months. and
some OF the uniforms are OF such STYLE
that ip also necessary to keep them
buttoned. 1t has been suggested also
that municipalities might aid In the
cotton consumption movement by; hay
Ing all policemen's and firemen's uni
forms made of the same material.
IL N ~
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Gaessa 81 HlIARal,.

IS s,ASiINGT0N. Dec. 1i.-Ths ae5
crctsry Of state and Mrs Bfyafl we're
guests pe honor tonight at the In
Sensational reception ana BAN given
under the auspices OF the Soatharn
Society Of Washington. DipIcsnatIc.
oileies ana reaident members of she
society ATTENDED. ~
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Obtained Whiskey
BY INSTRUMENTATION,

Lewis Smith, of colored denomina-
tion, went to the local express office
some days ago armed with money
order receipt for funds sent off to a
whiskey house, and, representing him
self as Ben Anderson, the real sender
of the whiskey order, obtained two
gallons OF liquor. Lewis went off with
his booze and had hilarious time,
much TO the upsetting OF the tempera-
ment of his fellow citizens OF Dark
town. The result of Lewis prank was
that he was hauled up before Magis-
trate Broadwell yesterday and sent to
the chain gang for period OF 30
days.
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Sick Ti6o Years ,Stlth Indigestion
! ss c 4. years s.lso s. I was greatly befie-
~ 1ssk ~ - gtE1 = WlItIB q rWp or Three bot;
tles Of Glalnbe f1aiil's Tabie = ygritaa.
Alrs. s.. a. Keller. Eliia, Ohio aps-
kofe taking thetn 1 was sick for 4~n
years with iilti lion Sold bss i II
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Won Second Prize
I'm Guessing Contest.

Au unintentionai error was COM
mitted in stating yesterday that MRS.
]. c. Marshall had been awarded
$500 by W., H. Reese and Company
as prize for making the nearest
gaoSs as g the number os watches
entered IN the coFsesJ conducted by
this firm. The $500 prize was to have
been given one guessing the exac.
number OF watches, hut Is Mrs, Mar
shall missed the correct number by
one watch she won only the second
prize, which was $3.50.
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Decide Matter of
GPain Elevator.

The business men and. farmers
grain elevator committee OF the cham
Der OF commerce will meet at the
chamber of commerce at IL o'clock
this morning, at which time 1t will
be determined whether efforts to raise
funds for erecting grain elevator
here will be continued. II the commit
tee decides that the time is opportune
for inauguratirS movement looking
to tho erection OF an elevator here,
committee will be appointed to can
vass the county for subscriptions to
to capital stock Of the proposed COM
pany.
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STOCKHOLDERs rIRETyNc /.

. The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF The Calhoun Falls Invest
ment Co. will be held at the direc-
Eoss Room of Tie EsaE. ug Anderson,
s. c., Tuesday, January IL, 1915.
w; +. cox,
p. e. CLINKSCALES; President.
Secretary,
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Negro Boy Said to
Have Insulted Girl.

A negro boy, Teddy Robinson, prob
ably Is years OF age, was arrested
early yesterday morning by Sheriff
Ashley and placed in the county Jail
as result of charges that ne had in
suited young white girl Of the West
Side as she was en- route to her work
at local cotton mill. The incident
created little interest, which was
probably due to the quiet manner in
which the investigation and arrest
was carried out.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
Delinquent koad Tax Notice.

Delinquent Road Tax Notice.
All dinlenquent road tax collectors
are provided with an epfficial receipt
book with numbes, and stub numbes
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt as
above provided or.
). SiACK KING.
u County Supervisor.
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0sB0d;es are
Made In State.

Archie L. Todd, local representa-
tive OF the Ford automobile, is in re-
ceipt OF a letter from Manager j. w.
Anderson OF the Rock Hill Buggy
company stating that this plant is
now manufacturing a complete line Of
delivery bodies for Ford cars. Mr.
Anderson writes that owing to the ex-
cellent facilities OF the Rock Hill plant
these bodies are selling cheaply. A
pamphlet Is being prepared by the
company showing complete line o.
the bodies.
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ing. $500 lineal feet concrete drains
and 1900 square yards of cement
sidewalk. The pavement will be four
feet in width. Work will begin on the
improvement within the near future.
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WANTS

WhATRp-Ths public 20 know that
We have Just received @ large ship
mens Of box files. and can supply
your Wants in this line. Anderson
1ntelligencsP, JOB Department. Il
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gRsN UNExPECTLX detained down
town for luncheon, you cannot do
bettas than drop in here. A light
lunch or q substantial meal. Cuisine
and acNvice o. x. and prices Just as
attractive as our food. The Lunch
eGuetta.-dtf.
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H0T1CR--We are now prepared to do
your, grinding or all kinds OF feed
atpm cotton stalks, corn !. stalks.
ahucis. straw, grain. etc. Price zoe
per Gwt, Strictly cash. Anderson
Mattress and Spying Bed Co.
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WANTED-You 70 .reaA .our two
Weets' bargain sale on page flve
% sllis issue. Southern Public Utii-
ittes Co. 'tR5,S dtf
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County officers
Are Being Moved

1HtO 15StElB 4AVVCu :
County Clerk of Court Tames NJ
Pearman. fs engaged at present In
having the records &c k!s osaas, trans
ferred to his new quarters ON the east
side OF the court house. and Sheriff
Ashley Is moving his effects from his
old Office to the one being vacated by
the clerk. The transfer will be COM
pieted in few days.
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THE LADIES AID SOCIETY Of the
First Presbyterian Church will have
q cake and fancy work sale in
John Lindsey's oflce Saturday at
10 o'clock.
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c. D, Nance of LowndesvnIe was in
the city yesterday for q ahort while.
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FINE RRUITS-We carry the, largest
and Tdcst complete assortment In
the otty-keep 'em moving. Fresh
Elorian or1ageN grape fruit, ap-
plea, bananas. Wholesale and I re-.
tail. ~. e. Manos. Phone 323.--dtf.
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