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La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
l.s Jumss H., Making Coed.

The many friends of Mr. Archi"
hoard viii bc pleased TO hear Of an
other weli-cnrncd honor that has
come To him. lie has Just received
an spp0intm.bt IN the Massasrehu-
Eeuu General Hospital. Boston. This
hospital IL rcpu,.d To be- the finest
general hospital In America. MI
Heard will be under Doctors Edrall
aud Abott. said to b" the best IN the
country IN their respective lines OF
work. This honor IL all the NOR" Ia
be appreciated when II II taken into
confederation thu, Archie received II
entirely on his record and his grades
IN the medical school. La Jun'a In
deed might be well proud of her
Young Son that is making such an en-
yiable record for himself In boston
which In looked upon as the hub o'
learnihG Of the universe.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
sheetet's sale.

nv vlr,u. OF an execution issued out
Of tn. clerks office OF tn" county court
of Dt.ro county ana state OF Colorado.
and to me directed. whereby ! am com
mandsi to make IN. sum OF Eleven
Hundred and rifty siN and FiS. Hund.
r-dtbr Dollars ul ,iss.o5b and costs OF
suit tn. amount OF a certain Judgment
recently obtained against the Valley
Hospital Association. n Corporation. In
favor Of j johnson. out OF the lands.
t~n-m.nts. goods and chattcis OF the
said The Valley Hospital As-ocintion. n
CORPORATION. ! have levied on the fol.
lowing property. to-~ wit;
Lots siN 90 and S-v"n 90 In Block
Thirty tso) In Highland Addition In
the Town. now city of la Junta. ot"ro
county. Colorado.
Therefore according to said command
I shall expos. fof sale at Public Auc.
ton. all the right. TIL. and interest Of
the above named Tn. Valley Hospital
.-soc.ation. ~ Corporation. In and Ia
the above described property. ON Eat.
urday. the :sth day of February. 1914.
a, ~ o'clock a m. AT tn" south door of
the county court hous" In La Jubta.
ot-ro county. Colorado
Dated AZ la Junta this eth day Of
ALEX yAST
sheriff Of otero County
First publication. February ]. 1871
Last publication. February II. lslt
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
Ahe0tee's uooe

", virtue Of an execution irru-d out
Of the clerks office of the district ronri
of ot.ro county and state Of Colorado.
aud to me directed. whereby am COM
ma ndsd to make the i.iin Of Two
Thousand Fiye Hundred aud Twenty
fiys Dollars u:,s2sD and costs OF suit.
the amount of q certain Judgment re-
Gently obtained against u J. triffin IN
favor of " e, chav--, Trustee. out of
the H. udA. tsbrircfp, good nnd chat
led IN the following property, toswits
The Northeast quarter 0f the foutiia
vert Quarter Of section Five ~, town.
fIfty four go west Of III. gath pfina
ripst Meridian, together with all water
rixhts aud privileges appurtsnnni. TO
said lands NJ pau Of the pter" Iftisn.
ton District
Therefore. according TO said com.
mand. ] shall expose for sale. nj pub.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
sssss ssSss "s Nsp,s~ss,"s for W~si.sss-
etUo.

stat" Of Colorado, County of ot.ro, -.
In the District Court No, &.
Della Brinkman, plaintiff. versus WI.
liam T., Brooks. Fred T.. Young, aud
all other persons or parties unknown u
claiming any right title. estate. lien
or interest inlh- real estate d.Scrib-
ed In tn. application herein. defend
ants.
SUMMONS oN APPLICATION FOR
REGIsTI.ATloN
The people OF tn. stat. OF Colorado 20
IN. abov. named defendants. Greet
ings;
quir.d to answer the application OF IN.
application for registration OF tn. fol
lowing land situate Ia ot.ro county.
Colorado. to-~it:
Lots Four and FiN. in Bloch Forty
one. In IN. town, now city, OF la Jun.
tp. aud to file your answer to tn. said
application In the office OF the clerk OF
tn. court. In said county. within tw"n.
~ days after tn. ssrNic. OF this sum
mons upon you. .Nclusiy. OF the day
Of such service. and II YOU fail Ia an
sw.r III. said application within tn.
tim. aforesaid, the applicant plaintiff
IN this action VIII apply to the court
for the relief demanded In the applics,-
ton herein.
Witness, A 4 Marrhnii. clerk OF said
court. and the seal thereof. at la Jun.
a.. In said county and state. this .ad
day OF January. A. u 1911.
a = MARSHALL.
Clerk
tSEALl
First publication. February :. 1914
last publication. February II. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
snnRlrr"s SALE

BY virtue of an execution issued out
of the clerks office of the county court
OF Crowley County and State Of Colo
RADIO, and to me directed. whereby | am
commanded to make the sum OF eighty
eight and ninety-fonr hundredths dol
lars tSSS.YD and costs of suit the
amount of certain judgment recent
ly obtained Hgains, / y. Brock in tav-
or OF \. swanson out of the lands, ten.
emeuts. goods and chattels OF the SAID
/ y. Brock, | have levied on the fol
lowing property, to-wit.
Lot Number Two t2) in Matthews
second sub division, In the town, now
city. of Rocky Ford.
Therefore, according to said com
mand. I shall expose FOR sale at Pub
lie Auction. all the right, title and IN
tcTcst OF the above named l. y. Brock
in and to the above described property
on saturday the fourteenth day oi
February. 1874. at II o. clock a M, al
the south front door of the county
court house in la Junta ptcro county
Colorado.
Dated at la Junta. this 18th day OF
January. 1914.
ALIEN NANT
Sheriff OF ptero County
First publication, January -, 1914.
Last publication. F.hrufy II. 1914,
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
Order to show Cause On PrItioa for
sale of Real t:statr

state OF colorado, County OF otero. SIS
IN THE col N1N COURT IN FipBATE
Ia the matter of the estate OF Reginald
craer to show cause on petition for sale
Of real estate
This matter coming on to be heard
leli, upon the petition filed herein by
Earl W ilaskins. guardian OF said es-
tate, for the sale OF the following de-
ssribed real estate or portion there
OF to-wit
vested remainder IN lots Four
and Five In Block Twenty four. in the
town. now city, OF La JuntA. Otcro
For the purpose OF re-iuvesting the
proceeds Tor the benefit OF said estate
and for the education and maiutcn-
anCc OF Reginald Il icgrum. minor.
And u now appearing to the court
from said petition that proper and To-
gal grounds exist FOR the sale Of all or
portion OF said real estate.
Now. therefore. 1t is ordered 10y the
court that Reginald Il Icsram. said
minor, be and appear before said
In the rtty Of Ii Junta. county and
state aforesaid. on IN. ninth day OF
March, a u. lHl+, ~ the hour OF ten
O'Clock Ia tn. forenoon OF said day.
then and thcr. to show cause. u any
there be. why AN order should not he
made directing tn" said Earl W Has
kins. guardian. to sell the whole or SO
much of SAID estate as may be ucccss
sary for the purposes specified In said
petition.
IL Is further ordered that this order
he published for at least four success
sivo weeks in the la Jgnta Tribune, u
weekly public newspaper published Ia
said county.
IL is further ordered that & Earl
Suhin OF said county oi btrro- bc
and Is hereby appointed 40 guar
liam ad litem Tor II, cinald y Pcgram,
minor. to represent said minor at s4ud
hearing
By the court:
T. W MCDANIEL.
County Judge.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07

state OF Colorado. County OF Otcro. -.
~ THE DISTRICT COURT
Agnes l.. Plcndcrlcith and Charles T.
Lance. Plaintiffs, vs.. Charles Ziegier,
The People o; the state OF Colorado to
Charles Hierl.I, the Defendant above
named. GREETING
You are hereby required to appear IN
an action brought against YOU hy the
above named plaintiffs, IN the lisu let
Court Of Otcro County. state OF Colo
RADIO. and answer the complaint therein
" ithin twenty days after the service
hereof, II served within this County. OF
u served out OF this county, or 10y pub
liCation. within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive OF the day Of
service. or judgment by default viii 10.
taken against YOU according to the
prs. of the complaint And " copy
o. tn, complaint In IN. above entitled
q, ttuu be not served with this sum
- OTIS, or N service hereof u. mnrr out
vt tbs state. then ten days additional
10 tn. time h-f.tnb"fore specified for
appearance and answer viii bc allowed
lie Tor. taNinp judgment by default as
!. ,! .said
Tn. said action IL brought to quiet
IN. title to tn. southeast quarter OF
tn. southwest quarter Use SW ~ OF
section twenty eight ,2s), township
.ight t5s) west OF the sixth Principal
Meridian. In tn. said plaintiffs. as viii
NOR. fully appear from tn. complaint
In said action to which t"f"renc. IL
her. made and a copy of which II here
to attached
Ana you are hereby notified that II
YOU fail to appear. and to answer tn.
said complaint as ahoV. required, the
said plaintiff viii take judgment
against you according to prayer of said
complaint
Given under my hand and seal at La
Junta. In said county. this 18th day OF
December. A. u. lsi5.
,sEAL)
A = MARSHALL.
Clerk OF the District Court
First publication. January IL, 1914
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
Notice Of ftasi settlement

In tn. matter OF the cstat. OF Charles
Norman. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that ON Mon
day. tn. sth day OF February, A. u,
1914. being on. OF the regular days OF
the December. 1918. term OF the county
court. of Otero county In the state Of
said ertat. will appear before the judg.
OF said court, present my final settle
m.nt such executor. pray the ap-
proNul of III. same. and viii then apply
TO be discharged as such executor, at
which time and place any person In In
t.r.st may appear and present obJ.c-
tions to tn. same II any there bc.
1914. -.
RUFUS PHILLIPS.
Executor OF the estate OF Charles Nor
man. deceased
First publication. January 10, 1914
Last publication. February !, 1914
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07

lie Auction. all the right. title and in
tcrest OF the above named Il J. Grtf-
fin in and 10 the above described pro-
ptrtN, on saturday. the 2sth day OF
February. 1914. At IL o'clock a. m, az
the south doos of the county court
house In La Iunta, otcro county, Cox
or1do,
Dated AZ la Jurta this 5th day OF
February, 1914.
ALIEN YANT.
Sheriff of otero County.
First publication, February Z, 1914
t.MNt NnhllcMtion. EebrMArN u. lHlt
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07

Estate OF B B Bahb. Insane
Tn. undersigned, having been ap-
pointed cpnscrNator OF the estate Of B
Is Bahb insane. nonresident OF the
county OF Anderson, In the state OF
Kansas. hereby gives notic. that she
viii appear heiUr. the county court OF
said btcro county, at tn" court house
iu Ia Iuuta. Ia said county on Mon
aAy. tn. second day of March, \ n,
1914. At the hour of ten o'clock a. m,
OF said day, at which time all persons
having claims against sntd estate ar.
notified and requested to attend FOR
IN, purpos" OF having the sam. ad-
Just.d. All persons Indebted to said
estate ar" requested to make immedi-
at. payment TO tn. undersigned.
Dated nt La Junta. Colorado. this
3lst day OF January. \. u. l,i,.
MARIAN lNGE, cous.rvator
or III. estate OF B. B. Babb, Insane.
Earl ". iihsMus. Attorney.
First publication. February :. 1871.
List nuhllcatlon. FebrunrN ~. lNll.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07

first reading and was duly read and
passed on its first reading n, regular
meeting OF the city council OF said city
on February :. 1874.
5 w RROMN CIV Clerk
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
<otic~ of sale Of RrRl Estate

Whereas. hy order OF the District
Court OF Otcro County, Colorado, In a
certain proceeding therein pending,
wherein Lyman j. Miller is PLAINTIFF
and Lyman l.. Bagg, ct al are dcfcnd-
ants, III, undersigned were duly APP
pointed commissioners and authorized.
empowered and directed to sell certain
real estate hereinafter described
Now. therefore, notice ~ hereby civ
en-. that by virtue OF IN" Naw. ana the
said order of said court, the under
signed commissioners VIII on Tuesday.
the ard day OF March. 1914, at the hour
OF 10 O o'clock a M, OF said day, sell, on
said premises, Ht public N.nduc. to the
highest bidder, Tor cash, tn" follow wing
described property, to wit;
Lots Eleven an and Tw"lN" b2l In
Block Thirty-four t3p ia the town
now city. OF La Juuta ot-ro county,
Colorado
Dated January -. 1914
g. l.. SEELEi.
: e WOOD,
& NJ HARRISON
Commissioners
First uublirntiou. January 81. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
Farmers Attend Dairy School.

Mulvane's 5-day dairy school.
which closed one day las, week. was
pronounced great success by the
promoters. instructors and students.
More than a hundred farmers attend
ed the sessions. Many of these came
the first day intending only to
waste" an hour or 30. out they
cam" back for the whole school.
This school was conducted by the
oNiension department or III. Kansas
AGRICULTURAL College. II was tn.
flrst movable school ever held In
Kansas. II II an enlargement OF IN.
farmers institute. Instead of the
farmers going To the agricultural col
lcFr. the college is taken To the
farmers. The courses taught ar.
fIllrd To the particular needs of the
munity. Soils and fertilizers
cane IN for share IN IN. school. and
better farm management also rccciy-
cd attention.
farmers asked questions aud
diFcussed problems. Many farmers
said the school was worth $50 to
them. while II only cost dollar for
each attendant The instructors
come for their expenses
one OF the features Of tn. week
Was a COW judging contest held on
tl" dairy farm of Ex-Governor ". n.
stubbs. Where s"ycn,y.fi," farmers
picked their choice of III. .s-goycr-
n0r's cows.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
Fire Alarm system.

When the fire alarm sounds the
nu'hIer OF the, ward in which the fire
blast. Immediately followed by short
blast 10 Indicate the block number,
For Instance II the fire was in the zoo
wo9i5 Rr %" ,, beiisNisw iNn yshHe' tnsfs
the Third Ward, followed by seven
short blasts to indicate the block mum
Der The ward boundaries are as
First ward-Al the territory east
OF kAlpn Avenue, one blast
Second Ward-An the territory be
i've Ration and San Juan avenues
THIRD Ward-All the territory west
OF San Juan avenue; three blasts.
.~~-~~.~c-,-~->NH.S. SSIsc"
TRAnE At the Palace Drug Store.
LIvEgY and transfer. Barr \ Rose
nhgng lunta 80
WANTED F. Competent middle aged
hnN iH take entire charge OF house
No shIuu Apply Mrs. a. Il. Corbin,
So-o-,. ~ = ,,g..gS ySnge
~ MONEY TO LotN
MoNGi 10 loan on farm property on
shuIl notice. no commission. See
ChArlr7 Helm. Room }. Miller-Hale
~~~~~~~---~---~~-~~-~-~~~ ~
Eon nENT -
For RENT Before you build. buy
rem 90. trade residence property see
9 hAhlgren
FOR EENT-Nicely furnished modern
room Two blocks from court
nous, l'hone East 12s.
FOR EEST-Five room house. with
barn. chicken house aud one acre OF
'.tH@ H1 -'2ys ore ". N, Inquire S- OF Y, {, Inse,
ron SALE
~-~~~-7se~s--~--~~~~-~-~-
FOR SALE seed oats. Inquire : T.
Gol VI phone Holbrook s23.
FOR rNLE-Five room house In North
- .I.tas on main street. nj "A low
nrIce LL q lngc
For sAIE-Great bargain; four
room house close in. Just pap.r.d
aud painted inside ana out, good
lcIinz Z. - lhEc
FOR SALE or TRApE-ht cash prices
several tull bearing orchards, also
youuE orchards. Write Geo. Smith
sbO luua ave, Grand Junction. Colo.
FOR SALE We hav. stored at La Jun
&, piano which We viii sell trc-
mcnduIriy cheap for cash or easy pay
mcnts Anyone Interested may obtain
parti Ilars hy addressing The Denver
MUSIC COMPANY. Denver.
FOR SALE-Chickcn ranch. with five
room mouse, barn, chicken house
one and Uuc-half acres OF land all
Fenced With five foot woven wire. good
cistcru and pump, this tract viii b-
sold Tor less than II cost to build IL.
good terms. II. G, Ingc.
FOR SAIE-Two dwellings, In fine
condit.pn. ON Smithland avenue. No
500. 1--we rooms, 1880, No. $40 six
rooms and bath. t2.1sO. easy terms
also I've double houses-one with six
ana one with seven rooms T.
I Woodruff, t2t Ration avenue.
ron iAi.E-l.ots on B.lmoit or Hayes
venue. ohio addition, easy terms
foI working people, city water In
stTr,ts I viii pipe II to IN. lots for
you get a home lot now AZ tn. lowest
pT.l, you viii ever rec again In Ia
luHiH. wTt- II &. Graves 2bOs In
diana Avenue, Kansas city. Mo.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
Notice Of Adjustment DAY.

First publication. January 81. 1914
Last IuhliCutiuu. February p, 1914
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
~ " MONS

First publication. February :, 1914
Last publication. F.t'i dary y. 1874.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07

A \ MARSHALL.
Clerk OF the District Court
First publication. January IL, 1914
Last publication, February ~. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07

sheriff OF ptero County
First publication. January -, l9ii.
Last publication. February u, 1914.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-01
SUMTER BOYS FIGHT FIRE.
Quench Merry Flames i'm a Twinkle at
DIR. Ellerbe's Kitchen i'm Florence.

Quench Merry Flames i'm a Twinkle at
DIR. Eilerbe's Kitchen in Florence.
Florence Times. June 25.
The fire boys from the Game Cock
city were called upon to give a prac-
tical demonstration Of their efficien-
cy about one o'clock today when the
kitchen annexed to the home of DR..
A. c. Ellerbe was discovered to be on
fire.
BY a happy coincidence the Sumter
boys were staying at DR.. Ellerbe's
They had just returned to their
rooms from the race course, when
smoke was seen issuing from the
roof Of the kitchen. Famed by a
stiff little breeze the flames were
dancing merrily when the alarm of
fire was given.
True to the instincts OF their call
ing the tirc-iGhtcrs were instantly on
tho alert, and when they found that
the blaze was right at hand they de-
sccnded upon it like n thousand
bricks. In a twinkle the fire was
out.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-01
WISACKY NEWS NOTES.

Burial of Mrs. Alex Skinner-Fail.
ure Of Tobacco CrOp-Negro Found
Dead-Rivers' Cooling Waters En-
joyed by Bathers.
Wfsacky. June 26.-It is hot, ex-
tremely hot, and getting quite dry.
Our crops are not suffering, but a
good rain would be very helpful. The
oat crops turned out well and were
saved without any damage from rain.
The corn crops are all laid by in
good condition and planted in peas
Our oat land sowed in peas. Cotton
crops are in fine condition and look.
ing we'll. never saw better prospects
at this season Of the year.
Our young folks. and some of the
old ones too, male and female, are
enjoying the cooling waters of Lynches
river. They say It is fine sport.
Mingo Lewis. one OF our best color
ed farmers, was found dead in his
horse stables a few days ago. There
was no injury found on his body, and
Is presumed that he died from some
natural cause.
Mr.. w. w. DesChamps has sent his
family to Henderson for the summer.
He and his wife will soon follow.
They will be greatly missed from our
town.
Rev. Tom Tuck is assisting Rev.
Bethea In protracted meeting at
Lynchburg this week. They are hop
ing for good results. I trust all of
their hopes will be realized.
had the sad privilege of being
present and taking part in laying to
rest our friend and fellow comrade,
8. F. Flowers. last Wednesday. He
was a gallant soldier throughout the
late war. always at his post and ready
to do his duty, and we trust has gone
to be with the Saviour forever.
The tobacco crop in this section is
a failure. Most Of it has been plant
ed In cotton or something else. I saw
some fine weed near Lynchburg yes
terday.
Mrs. Alex Skinner was buried at St.
Lukes cemetery today. Rev. Bethea
was assisted in the servcice by Rev.
G. e. Edwards. pastor Of Bishop
Vile church. She had been sick for
a long time
The candidates are having a warm
time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-01
10 AID CRY !, NURSE. k.ll..'
Civic League to Garry on Canvas to
Continue Ward During Summer.

The committee OF the Civic League
Tn charge Of the nurse work met last
week to look into the condition of
the funds. The league finds 1t has
not sufficient in this fund to run the
work for the summer and 80 has
to start a canvass for this purpose.
Perhaps there Is no time in the year
when 1t Is more necessary to have a
visiting nurse than July To have to
drop the work even for q time would
mean to lose much that has been
gained In the putting down of disease
and Improvement In sanitary condi-
tions. The people Of Sumter are far
too interested In this work to let 1T
lapse. but they tire of giving regular
ly and the constant dropping Off of
subscribers makes 1t difiicult to pay
the nurses salary from month to
month.
In response to recent appeal in
The Item the nurse. Miss Gibson, has
received some fine mosquito nets
which she Is glad to have to protect
her patients from mosquitoes and
flies. The league has a refrigerator
in perfect condition belonging to this
department which 1t wishes to sell.
Apply for information to Mrs. r. s.
Hood.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-01

MrsL Robert r. Philips has gone
90 Columbus. Ca. TO spend several
weeks with Rsr mother.
1liss Nell Phillips Ia visiting her
sister. Mrs.. J. L. Baker. in Atlanta.
Mra Julius Wannamaker and
daughter. Miss Fannie. who spent the
weekend With Mrs. T. e. White on
.. Marvin street. returned to Orange
burg lass night.
AIoes FhSrsncs and Eloiss Steel.
and MIN Polly Parker Of Rock
Hiil and Aliases Ruth and Gertrude
wIlpon Of 81. Charles are visiting Mrs.
ID. X. McCaiium.
Mrs. h. ID. Wilson. of Warrington.
10 visiting relatives In the city.
Afr. and MYs. Henry p. Moses and
infant con have gone to Denver.
Colorado, where Mr.. Moses win
stay several weeks and Mrs.
Moses WIN spend the summer with
her relatives
Mr.. Marshali wescoat. Of VIII
minston. n. c.. is in the city spending
Q few days.
nagistrats J. L. 0iliis. Of Rsmbert,
was In the city today.
Hon. A. X. sanders. of Hagood. q
candidate for the legislature. was In
the city on Saturday.
Mrs.. r. II. Wilder has returned
from Savannah. where she has been
Visiting for several weeks.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY CHEAP Eek.
CURsION RATES, VIA
The Atlantic Coast Line, The Stand.
ard Railroad OF the South.

The Atlantic Coast Line, The Stand
ard Railroad Of the South.
On account Of Fourth of July Ex-
cursion round trip tickets will be
sold at very low fares at all stations
on the Atlantic Coast Line, on July 2,
8 and 4, to all points within a ra-
dius OF about three hundred and
twenty-five (325) miles from the
selling point. limited returning to
reach original starting point prior to
midnight Of July 7th, 1914. Rates
are not made to points north Of
Washington.
For full particulars regarding fares,
schedules, ETC., apply to o. v. Player,
Ticket Agent, Sumter, s. c.
T. c White, Gen. PISS. Agent.
w. j. Craig. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
Wilmington, N. c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-01
STORM DOES BIG DAMAGE.
MUeh Corn In Concord and BrOgllOn
aecssous Biown Down by wind.

MUcA Corn IN Concord and BrOglion
secssons naoWn Down by Wind.
The storm Of Thursday night seems
to have done a great deal OF damage
to the corn I'm the zoar. Concord and
Brogdon sections OF this county. The
young corn was blown down and much
OF u was broken OF at the roots
This will DO killed. while other corn
which was merely Bent over will come
out again.
Al Mr.. J. X. Newman's place In one
field he made an actual count of the
damage done and In one field sixty
stalks were broken OF to the row.
while ana were left standing. In an
other field 1S7 stalks were left stand
ing to the row. whiio rs were blown
down and broken on In still another
field the count showed i6l stalks loft
standing. while - were blown down
TO the row.
This shows nearly thirty per cent
Of the corn destroyed by the wind.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-01
A Distressing Accident.

The distressing accident which one
OF the Bishopville horses suffered In
n practice run caused n good deal of
excitement The horse became un-
manageable and dashed through the
wire fence. which was tipped with
barbs. and as a result was severely
cut about the shoulders and breast.
II was feared no would be inca citat- :
cd for further service hut his owners
say ne will come around alright af-
ter a while The horse had JUST
been purchased and this was his first
trisl.-Florsnes Times.