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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-03-24


Sealed proposals for building a reinforced
concrete deck on the bridge at Bombay Hole,
Mount Laurel township, Burlington county,
New Jersey, will be received by the Board of
Chosen Freeholders of the County of Burling-
ton, Monday, March 30, lola, at a l1.SO a. M. II
the office OF the County Collector, Mount
Holly, New Jersey, and opened Immediately
thereafter.
All bids must be accompanied by a certifi.
ed check in sum equal to ten per cent. of
the total amount of the bid, payable to the
order of Warren q. Pine, county collector, TO
insure the successful bidder entering into the
contract.
Plans and specifications are on file in the
office of the board, IL Main street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey, and may be obtained from
James Logan, county engineer. Mount Holly,
New Jersey, by depositing S.. This sum will
be refunded when plans and specifications are
returned in good order.
The Board of Freeholders reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
By order of he Board.
BENJAMIN NJ. HAINEs, Chairman,
WILLIAM A. JONES,
JOHN G.. DUDLEY.
BOWMAN $. LIPPINCoTT,
A. l. DAVIS,
| A. /. Davis, Director. Committee
| Harry Hawkins, Jr., CLERK.
| James Logan, County Engineer.
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Hainesport.


William Walther, who has been seri-
ously i'll at his home here, is slowly i'm
proving.
The c. /. w. B. Society held an oyster
supper in their hall on Saturday even
ing. There was large attendance.
George Treusch, the oldest resident Of
Hainesport, was buried on Sunday, from
the residence of f. C. Bozarth.
George ID. Nansciver and wife have
returned from their trip to Florida.
w. J. Middleton was visiting friends
in Philadelphia last week.
John Walther, of Hammonton, visited
relatives here on Sunday.
Theodore Vansciver, the operator a
the station, is ill at his home, suffering
from quinsy.
|. p. Reeves intends to build hous'
here as soon as the weather permits.
Mrs. Robert Johnson and daughte
were week end visitors to relatives il
Clayton.
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We solicit your inspection of our
beautiful line of Easter greeting cards,
feeling sure that our goods and prices will
please you. L. s. Boyce, stationer. lady.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-03-24

Easter greeting cards, booklets anc
post cards at Boyces, 81 Main street. adv
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-03-24

Easter booklets and post cards. Our
assortment is large and unusually at
tractive. l.. S. Boyce, stationer. adv.
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THEIR MODELS THIS SEASON ARE THE PREET WE HAVE EVER
SEEN
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-03-24
rEALED PROPOSALS

A. /. Davis, Director. Con
Harry Hawkins, Jr., Clerk.
James Logan, County Engineer.
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,EALED PROPOSALS

A. 1. Davis, Director
Harry Hawkins, Jr.. Clerk.
James Logan, County Engineer.
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YOU IL WANT 1T!

YOU KNOW HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS
ARE THE VERY BEST PRODUCED IN THE WORLD.
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Deduct last ten months cost,

Balance, 5UU
All charges for operation to July l next be-
ing provided for by the balance now in bank,
the S35, 900 in this exhibit need not be touch
ed until the schools open in September next
and will maintain them during the ten months
to July l, 1915, with an indicated balance of
$500, which, added to your present balance
indicates balance of about $4,000 at your
next annual meeting.
To up. The overdraft is extinct, and
you are earning interest instead of paying it.
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8 90 5 8 . I. 90 90 . 8 8 8 90 5 .

,TcmH sscgans have come strongly
Into 5its II tits last tt7V Vi tiiiffe5
years an al u et ny yt3xsn tlst Ilsla
adopted one made II a point TO pubiiah
/ it by ore or more electric algnE Brorae
inentIy Placed ssiiere the traye elara can
| IEee tfikni geEeraiIy near the prineI-
lpai railroad sd ton. Here ale few:
IiieRtnRa, Pa 80 Dwell hers and
ipFospeE. sysss. -
Anderson, 81 G. anderson ii MY
lTown.s q,
Ausotfa III, S lEporra. ci
Idgfts@
birmingham, Ala Trade in Birs
4, Ia CHAM p p5 "A Is & r ss,s s u
IN Isssss.ss nm
IIThSts BTisfoi.T - b
B1oHe. Ia. "Tsy Bcons. You'll
81 Canton, d RaIcenie.,
tfsJeAar aapidhs :cedar isplds
Snita Nc Il ssi II ~ OII. = x
navtnn. q. &c reas -. Isrfa etss flass=
Dnsbnei pntlssu Ren5wnsi
/ Iths gpff6 sOli7t ~ E
lfaetfa, "a AZ fsas0uraei 3! &
cscab abapAs Mich. isscsk hama Els
IicollFages sEIkerp Il. ~ 8. :
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q T6 4 altroad
CO sl,,
81 styeaton. q ;tres H.
Hand Of America VIII 5 Greater,
Grand etc.
Jackaon, MISS liars Jacksoti's
l3pEos 1T stee q IS : IS
liIo1g sAiilcn Tnsisss Iti@
araFshalltown, Is, Harsh aIisoFn.
C0nte a - 81 r. y
Oltia. Welcome to
i64uH -
Mn OTfeens, <.
ttha Gateway 10 4h6 PAM canni.s
Nashville 'reslE llss;ssiisyf Il 3 }gfefs
SbftnElsy.
la60taE fsFcf 8 IS 4
Hecheatsr. 81 Here Quality
] FHinai e u.
q O. 0tl VfIf EJo Isssles Il.
s6a Sios' .5
VA ss.f' 81 q, 'l3f = flflFE y
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The wv al of
a.nas.aA...
- 9RS1AAU$0 >
Clear Eye, Sfrehg Arm, Coed HeaIiI,.
- efe Secrets 0f Success

The man with the punch, both men
tai and nhyaiasl Is the hig husineaa
success ot toaay. 4 1 {, ~
Z. Ills bodily l1eaita b She force be.
nlila the hnsinsss possibilities
he hns:hess world has no time "a
listen to- the, Crouch story. Z 81
q Sour Htomach, malaria, ndIgestion.
epatea tongue and 8 shundrad otI,s,. otivn.
bodily Ills ccme from en- ont-os-order ier
aloHei used TO be eofsfilerea HE
.only reliefs Modern medical scienae
aag provided q far nilder and NOR ,,rs
n1easant ssy7e1 form of liver relief "a CARS
~ ss,,,4 -, 3 ~ Nltt-tn, purely Yege-
q A large bottle acfi,4 ,baa ~ ~
cents at FrierBop,S Pharnnacs, Bsi,on' ~
~, where the q paPcllass price viii ~
promptly RETURNED "a aIasa yeu - wisi, On
= is7Hs - 9 Z e {: remedy.
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III|l D. BIDHBRBSS' ITFjRIN
States kIs 4T;nL. A. A
Eaens II tbs Rsss Fsr s:oyeraor
5 Democfacy q South Carollna: !:

IS In becoming 4 candidate for .goY-
ernor Az; 50 A5lth tbs fril realization
q the respopst sllts which assume.
a1lvI IN supllTEIaB my platforms for
your eonBid derat Ion: IL also ciieeriuilv
ofLers my past both public and
private, ~, s. ~,
It Is limp 6saitl III course. at ,bis
ntage to give ms pIafg6Fm III its en-,
tiree Y. mt - 70 state IA iifls
utyOrHA terms my posifion Ii
upon some of the more impcrlfIt.
.llleat ions tllEt vital interest "a
the penFfe ~ tile te. 81 8, ssf
ssly position ,6il sile leduc6tional
.Itteett ton le isilc ses & I Y am
SliosFIa = .slla e0nflIitie to asifos
ssse aeg ita fpr our higher
le1qea senaI 81
y siE Y. Se elscs stelil Is tho
vita ziltg force klif atinEitss mn, ~
leges and the main folin n EinIi III my
fs licaI ffttit ions tsssIli 81 VI.
ecs.le tie fGIlesk Ait nosfsj ils,sfiiltrii
lsuRDoEb f0e nSlr. co non s,ssnls sv,1-
EeIHi VI % par ticulae ttenifcn tD the
s5s IN
etlllaat l1E. !. b sff no iakiEig greaf
lmpFexefne oiIe silil cat tfonal line
fll - question: Il s 6f trafiscereanf
ikll Etanee and s our very
nes.f soa4 = s.sssiz
nag our free acheol system So tI,at IA
~ II 1ffet 10 every vi iita 4 child m
sfsltt Rs T0iiIis, d go1lls coinnnn alshnnI
- i5E
III tia q e1t;t5tif
al.d iiie pcli6eI hull q In RsE i,isd
q ssi text lbooks
free 81 cost. ~
ana IL feEDrsof our tSaS.iI.
serss has hlsEaen and ssosllei ii iarjaa
CONS sIgate with tlie slial.itv ana
ittp rtRnce 6f lieir nof,l sont s.
have itFnyB OBJ pos5e 4 eoiisI5uis y
sesool sttendaa ana aslaai sontiniIA
| tl1sse=a snz Mo- Allnl.s 4
neeesa9gy fsriI an large ,,ll5n
our IND system rather than re-
.ssys = tEzIl # 3 ucH fagIsIatfoh
z fp ~ " ron 81 sjesides is Is
~ lent and sInneeessary and
therefore unsise.
For lR9ki s. -,
The llding OF goet aflt permanent
y allszyl, irill add .'lllc ~ the saiue
81 ttI1 nitl 0f our
elale any other D4 lSssty.
10 feet OF GOOD foa2le tftfOfiRh-l
oug the state would he felt ifi s3,ts,sse
Etgsll bg lise. hut sueb ininrnv nveinesit
! ssz.e.s1 -. 8
great ee0fofls to tlloa & 8 81 ,lleasSle
who sife IN the e1iin - dietrlets.
'=-sfa d FOR tie iarisasterit fus-
nrateinalf ee our SfigIl axf such. I'M
pfQfement bcing made nnd6F ioeaI
sefnsneilt in III various conn
s he cslief ssiG 9sektess pf
tf out irff5sistrlef 81 II FACT e "a ~ (
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lprerne. Therefore I shall not oppose
local optIaA. hug 8sll fayor The prirl.i
eipls 1f aliowing the various seounties.
tU5 zeT9rHlIHe THIS question aB seenkl
prupar f1 taens, with of 20 ilt,ne. ) q
strict o5serxance OF constitutional
s Opp pesea TO RestEictl0ns. Y
.;f q am In favor OF honest elsctIcnSI
and e strict enforcement of pEr alawBI
Inst FiolatefE OF the came. blst =
shall opp0Ae any fegisiatios sis IaF; M
Slle dem0eEa L. pa arty or BY the legfsfas
EtpFe that will deprive The husi Iegt,
white demo 0oratF oe his rfRhtsto yets. t
During the IL years tliet Sa1s Il
member or our Iegigl glatdre con fietf
Alltf voted FOR biennial aab IONS.
held then and hold nov tlikt annual
sessions are not only slnne eee nrFI but
that they are q posi- tise inj Jury 5tc The
best interests OF the state, tlieeAs.a.eAs
j stand Tor biennial aessi0As ct our
legislature. D., ~
I am IN favor OF 4 2.Sent fiat rate
fer passeag trayel cSer the thres
Es1lS4
their branch lines and q < 2 si1-2 cent
rate for the iiria Depend lent ah0Ts lines
a we'll organised. Wasls discip lined
state mil itigy iB essential for the rpro4
go lee =: ssl.-i
.forcement 6f her laws: tiiEfefore, q
favor anAicieiit appropriation By the
stEtA 1ftE TIM lLrIznar mai intazlA Al.szn se
iIs .0itissH-sUi a
fsliGsi - ! T55ssiss, m i1Iss sya Have.
liberal support for our ex-E derate
| 90 tsis;;s.s; sSsss =
ftisllk the general a.3 pfIncibsa siSf
king can9icts upon sf & Is ighS Sgays
OF the county "a Wh ich they aFf con.
yicted Is wise offe and sSlerefore ia
vor 1t; but Il am an aitefably opposed
70 workiEe white and negro c0nyiets
|tesetheR Or eefciTE terms 6F social
equality - the crsiF oI
shall stand forsa strict enforce
nlent of the law witb RaitnesE to all
our pe0pIS aTtd iFFlIH0uIi pIfT15AIIEy5 70
any. 4 believe; iio9SefeGS that Justice
should he tempered with Eisftyl
sbalt stand TOR on ecnaoFtieaf sf-
F7ninistfdt lion Of our state keydFnmefit
With &c ,aStsrsss 3 props s1Ii
the protec ti61 and tleveiGfFSeilt OK tho
varions interests Df The state
h reckless expend dit,ire OF the public
fnnaB Is crime 5alld I shall oppose
all se xfKsfgs aptfnnr III ions for
Nl.ntsseI pyirpose ltlsayIs may sslatse.l
=. : -
.sss ,lessytsN * "
q isLs q NJ psst pose llt pnss. % pre-
vent an Increase Of That biiga aells but To-
ts,ss.ss - ). q; ~ Y
sslhss ~. u ~ tsse
aue q rs ss.., s.s es
= 4sq gs
~ 49, ~
petsg IN ! anu y ISL 9s..
tg3ii 20 ~ - !,
~ sesss Y ~ q, t.ss shss
s.se sIiog sacti every q AZ ~ oRstty
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TIraYspeFt Ready.

New Orleans, La. april IS Her
eoallns cem6leted ana witR = fall
crew on huaFdy Il the units States
transport Hancock mas Rtand dits by
.hese late sonigs lef 0Etn ninai oFglers
3f9 isgoceed to ~ 'tlfapsc8 having been
eanaes fcaas Instruction ste
await fsrther dispatches from Wash.
ingtoT. $ i.
early tenigh Il tlne ss0spEta IL slIp Sd.
SIaee. Rlsich yfs exp8 IS accom-.
naisy: .lte RsapQca to Mexican wateFs
sailed tor Tapnp iso.
JsaAseg, exict. A 1f 81 no iafos.
NATION Ba "a IIssEe 1f tllo
yff1iissislsting rapoF saai To bsi4ri Eeat
East OF sosrp0n St sSn seirp and
PaFFas, ana nosalhly Zfegca.
afeat int eE sSffis fIzRii Eealed III
mlinhy speella & on isi3 { Co the Dascnfiie
Of the Amer loan demand for an apo
logy and salute 10 the flag.
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Boesna assl ll .S,
Hgtf1ek Ccgei 81 s, s3eSfSss ~ 4
Lssi Ia ha kt 5i.
a Tie 81 IA q Z Is 8 ,iss
e<sss SCI. ~ ~ 4 4 \. -
aals sr = I,sfe
q second service was lsel6.
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asloe {or tllIti puFpCse, THE businass
men q the town have e1pFessed 4 wiI.
IN Z ness 70 cooperate Nitli The ladies'
hlag ,sas. fts Is safe 10 say. that NO clsane.,
.i!lsie esty VIII be- found in south Caro-
slsla s!, when The sun sets Wednesday
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CsIlElIE zeIS Died
ssasst 6. 3!

oBsoIning NJ n April t fte
four Esatpea eoayiesaa !, sps tlie murder
" s.sssE,r17 uTFz m gTEF rFuyrs
sric chair at stng Eias fiBon IL
the broak % dawn tll Is, Easter Bf Monday.
laornIn8 ID, fotff NiiU.
Frank Seidanahner lVlsite Cow
made the only stet teIhBIls, = Even he Iitff
not sllasls assert his iitincpeneeI
{; t!emell lle, iltplbIsd aa they
shot at Roaenthsl The nlsti who
Eaid I did was pei I5Ererg FOR the atl ka
Ief zi tlBn1ers ! sap I al not.
The dli5 esa Sian
y Whttey, did not ffnisII the sotlt-.
e1lce. liies q stFhs,ge ge haffeB mad baan
adjusted ana the csiFeft throw HIS
hueys forward n the ciiaif. fe al
meant 70 Say HAT 8 IL, & ii 6 Her
and y witness at the murder trEif; tad
Ilieds but dent interviewed.
eEdenRhne Ygisa ssiiis B second to tfias
''Daao Ertliik K fAsssI ssi & i aslit,
llgst. 81, Ae sssUsj l3nrsf ss
lgitsl sFaS sr6 nii LEFTY ;pfsEe
Eklotsis Ross hefes last
4 AZ. fQrty aslhVi 5B M y & gaGit gsss
dtsti lt41
|ehUFtsnee hn q II mt sen for oFeis
|hFowdine 81 Ttswsp Report ers.
Their .nulns ssrk III M 4 sll tisr
Iof orisasell exucttio
1. aEref as NO on aFf iaclflaat
tAT0nghastt the pfocpd tra. "a III ssed
Eaniteiy Su me cliSiI Z, "a q s6fs II their
king knees shIld tis sielIH greer
|pallot aflesses thas
Tg5
VI nm On NJ
lst COG. Z meet ri y acSl Hisglsl
the. Italiaa nbe =sssss.i
he sas sSfollri had id IA s
kiikle = te ~ sh ) electrlei ctsfs
Tent wtich agIstsfe 1896 volts fiaf
~ = een fzad zfS q the.
ssnr, he died the easl sa had m
tended n1alE tefdeut but his
mental pEene had failsd hi1a
n
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% Years SIS
81
ne isli NJ. 10 IA
O, Eeltnre ygesA 1ssii
osIy home s. .is. nsstl
A1tsa E1fic htesl p 3
isS siFssia a q ~ q 80
com ~ g,fc
fne9 81 81 has Seer
sery 5noGtssfhl al q 4 s.ikfis
ilnlt - E - is
u 5 si 81
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s. = fIsFS. 49,
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81 3 a 8 s..sssf S, !
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trained them. The song by the iittla
kris was beautiful and all of the die.
fetent numbers vera well rendered
and th0Ieughlg enjoyed. The special
ceslectioh for missions amounted 10
5000.
Mrs Nichols us Due West spent Ffiz
day night With her sister Mrs. T.. Park
er, on River ST.
Mrs Mildred 5giilInth am ana Ifhs-
ter Paul were the guests OF aYr. n. ie
Stokes and family IN Greenyllie.
Mrs Chandler ana family OF ware
Shoals are visiting Mrs. j.. J. Vaughn.
Miss Sudle EsiFkpllt riek saseat sra-
DAY With her friend Mrs, Jessie B.
Lewis. 3,
Miss May FAINT was q very welcome
Visitor 20 lier home here for Caster.
The music at TIE First Baptist
Church was especially good ON sun
day. The choir. with 5Yefy. valuable
help groln some OF the other ehoirs
lnetcwns had done q lnt OF hard work
preparing for Easter and the congre-
cation feels fully appreciated their 5ef-
fort. ,E IS
I. The Easter seryices at the AIethn4
DIST Church we're very beautiful and eR-
~ NJ TuuuTUn was ENTHUSIASTICALLY
decorate with fens and white and
plirpsS;e lilac. Presidfng Blder 0,DelI
Of rdesson preached . very. able ser-
mon after which the regular quarterly
confsreilce was held. t
The music here was egpecialIy fine
TOO Mr. Spencer Taylor rendered sey-
erai beautiful solos on the baritone
,nom and his fat Tier played the coraet.
Their music was very much appFeeiat- :
ed by the big con regatien present.
Mr.. Adger Cobb ami little daughter
.1f. Ware Shoals Bpent Sunday with
Atr. 4 and Mrs. p. q Smith on River ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross lfitehelE and
children were the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs 7. ~ Cox. Sunday.
6 Mrs. Jessie b. Lewis had as her
gsests for Sunday 1Efs. T. e. P6oFe.
Mrs ssIrin ger, Mss Eva STING
- core and Hiss Sadie
lr. u 6. ETierson, Mr.. Lewis SeAi.
AEr. Henry Campbell. (. Miss Helen
Woodsi5e and Miss IsIiza Neville vent
: ~ as7ET gtsr fzausic
e The .Ess sarti s;siiSi- s;siii
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iny ANnocLated 4 Preagl

Vera fsEuN April 1S,- Tiis u nited
states battlashfp minnesota left hare
for TaEspieo toGay wen loaded with
snpplieg.
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p Z g y q q 3 3 so 8 . =
81 ISIspIpE MAN 3 3
away Tor aott Two weeks s., s,,S. ~ Sssn e %
not been able To- RatIlef dafa S,;. = ..,ss s
news of special fniporta ncs fsr yo;, ,1,.y
rms time but just waot to caiis yos,. h.
atlentlens to one fact. - !.
lie nosiig around IN, Ralton T. <,
laW lays ago, It struck ma fhsfef Z.
White way would be mighty nice snr
--.-7 fsTTl ITJJuil improve tho IofsissS
Q! Things immensely: Nov fI1a ias
aiqs OF the civic leagne have hear
Taxed 20 tlleif utmost lately .n thair
5sEfs!ks Tor be library ana do Tnt
1851 llie calling on them Ia helm n.
1 ltlIsE move, but they seem 10 be ti,a
ones that lave the push anf; yin,
tnaf VIII make sucli 4 step no. REiia
..ney deserve ali the credit due for the
tt1rery effort, In which they have s,TIc5
eeedeu, ! would Ike for them to can.
slider e their next meeting tilia whitsI
way plan. ~. : 4 80 s...l .
office tiEaE Col Bilf beard isFla (
famous Us q bad ygttafSl Isl n fla ~.
seliaeE qnrlsig tie last gtibernatorsaI
cam mign had decided to laet = 8 a,Ivies
Q1s go tEe Eresi iden afld SIIas aiready
Pseua ;maiSinE recommendation as ~
epaeular ana other 40 nni.stnlenss 4 3 ~
having ed Smith Npbaintea 3.
IS siasSi S ;s
s aeAfel aoeR not realize thai
when he wants Smith Appointed II, 81
ne has HllasEsl 10 he people that sfsiielS
is e. goodman Bnk 81 itfi IN nsed
no an 1hassad lin kra esssl.sf = ist.ss
through, EoF his faymer friends ia fSia
stats allFely Will not ttiorget what lie
has done for them ana vote against
=;=:tsS ssst ESzIfSsSl
4nnesi as "a democrat any sviy. for flia
he rot act sss ss;ssiffie Kind s,f oifis,eis -
the Bull AIoose llals = Ia sE.s.s = 4.
the last presidential eiecsiof? BliIl
Moose Is not democrat. eitIier fs iein-:
ocrat Btlil Moose. ),
have halird tllst theirs is i liiIFeIiz
hood Of q aroli itlcaf tpaper being started
here \ guess Ii vii Start All rieht
but II qriIl not last only fllrosisil he
catira igll and 7 IN nierEt al he l1icfeF
VIII ne put lIps bys one can baIdete for
.the United sfates aehata: / cannot
say that approve OF this actlBh be ;
cause wanted 70 SEQ q paper "a
paper here. Hspf 4 political ;Ini5d-
- aEI5z- IsiI be scredIS
to- che town and 2s any .s17 you have
.e;ies sesr ssAlts sctllitt tsp ssnet IL
wood during tlle carsp "a ue
5oiz VII know that AIn siseii T.
Ing q - ms on ID ioias hurt
tllss; lszssls q 90 gss5l sbeF
Dsese a EsSs .ts capital fast sallok
ts iIla iil if7i nd ths 30
8sseris 20 % s aslr thing
's Wee ~ aslsis
iass 81 lle
3ffi htla sasli
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Ike ~ iiAf Sii3 tf1sli silk II
40 silt tS t lllk
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8 ss sIls

the slSlll Cd 81 ssifl IL q ssS Sing
sf!aoR today Nsfa hfengit iian tss
this city Tint lyf IsesR
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~ = "a ~ AZ
tscAa flioueAill lows 4 & il2 al 4 81
telt0Fs 70 The WI IiaSablfg nsldee. oyer
Witch tbs ilesrs ana x earrI sas.
passed on ia B, AisY fSstlle Rfafe
Where YD tile s. lSod licso s Iss lrsts
asads IN the hon 4 lsrlssn elts roi
-. - :. - -
prevent peepls iIaItI eEseFin D 4 4
yteNRtng che Be pxf6n fc oft-
asst t8sa Tlise q I'd sss lll 8
He had 9 tse bIel Il, hi fsot$
and Tto Il an efs 1iiill sfl, 81 c>
and tlEitiSln fiasiy sFeEs deoef tea,
Tiie pall9e ekEsnA tied EgIst tsh sIieiia.
ara slEs stsy of eIlae q
era pl1rsi eGsll IEe ca kdk for
more ish9 IS iicssfsl l' lfta s
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Miss Stella e; Lawton, OF BeIton,
spent Sunday with MISS MnlIie Mat
lin OF Campbell Store section.
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i'm NC BUDGET or NEWS .
AND NOTES FROM BUSY RIsT .9;epN i
tAUDE S GFAVEs CosTsspondsae I

SHS
i'eiton, April 13.-7R. n. phiIiips OF
4 Tia Farm and Factory of Seneca, was
among those ia tawn today.
Df. W. c.Bowep, OF Relton, had biis-
inoss in abheyiIle today.
Dr: A Rs Weatherbee, has purchasr
2 ed ia saiitolaobiles sNletz-22e for his
practice. Hanks & CIinksclRse agents
In Relton, made the sale.
y ~ . y, I. member Of the leg-
3 fslature frpIns Anderson county and q
resident of near l4bnea Pata, was
among tiiese who had buaintss In the
city Of Belton this morning.
a. T. knight, of the AIlderE5 In
( telligencer, left Saturday for his home
in Chesterfield county, where he viii
visit relatives. &.
o. X, Livingston. Jr.. was a vlsitos
10 Anderson yestet
Airs. o. X. Livingston, Sr., and
daughter. Miss Bessie, went to An-
tAStsVn fSntb dlteEuOofif u s =sa3g
o. s. Munnerlyn, of Fountain Inn
was visitor to aelton Sunday, He.
stopped at Hotel Geer.
frady Harris, of Bslton, spent sun
Z day In Grecnviile with friends.
w ri,
among those who had BUSINESS in Bell
ton today.
Miss Stella e, Lawton, Of Belton.
spent sunday with MISS MoiEie Mar.
Tin Of Campbell Store section.
Mrs Alice Geer. OF Belton, was =
! .iis
Mr. and AIRS, Joel ii. Kay and chill.
giren spent Yesterday IN Honea Path
/ With relatives.
Or. u L. Parker, Of BeifDii, VIII be
in Anderson Wednesday, and Thursday
ef this week attendinL; the Piedmont
! PTesbytery.
wv. Il Stringer, president oE she
ecples Bank who is Visiting relatives
Z spt Newinai g Is expected 70 return
Misses 3eneasR &c a bee ana fsIancis
! Nelson. Of Piedmont spent Sunday IN
town. guests of Miss Iiee Ciet1ent
Miss lea Shaw; OF Anderson College.
spent the week end "a Bolton with
reIaiiyes. IS
Misses Ethei SauIs aid Mary ShaaIv
of eIreehItllH FaFna IA fs.oIleesa a5,avs,
Wright,
Ssssi9
{ ben attsRyisa baseball ST Dtie west
his afternoon S.
.g.S KS IS,
rendered al Ffhe PFesbyterian {..sliTch
Il &. s. III
SsistEd Sf songs and tieiIs ~ fl,s
Sunday school and at The close 4 col.
!. ss.,... Sssssls.., .I.ss ,,s
town 0n business ,toaag:
= = E s;si..s.:s..:.:: =: s =
ff3ruf fS,i7.s a 3sss - = ~ X
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Or. u L. Parker, Of f3eitDr, Will be
i'm Anderson Wednesday, ana Thursday
of this week attending the Piedmont
PTesbytery q.
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Mr. and Mrs. JosisC q. Kay and chill.
ztiten spent Yesterday IN Honea Path
with relatives.
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RfEx CAN Wan NEWS

Is. I . 90 . . 90 s. . . 90 > 90 90
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*, Stpinger, president OF the
Peoples Bank. who ID visiting roiatiees
mi Sewl1an, q I, Is expected TO return
shoms tonerfowi
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AMONG those who had business in Bell
ton today.