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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
STOCK MARKET STRONG:
MORE NEW HIGH RECORDS
Opening Is AT an Advance. Owing to
Accumulation OF Buying Or
dcrS Over Sunday.
STEEL COMMON EASES OFF
Eyes of Spectators and Investors
Will BE Focused To-Day Upon
steel Corporation Directors ana
Their Action on Dividends.
II, nHoAD\N VII.

IL, nHoAD\> WALL
Nl.W YORK. October 25-ENccpt Tor
rro'i,. kinr In some spcCialtioS. thC Stock
marie, yysN strong to-day several nov hiGN
records being made Westinghouse, and Man
~ NG'ore sGm% i ,@s sas w %' prG mM
,ps.,, ',,ionr ,hoso I'M, Sn;ercd nov terri
- 'r, ,,,,. as.i n,: .l,rinr Tho after
76on nraorhtoaiy I'm anticipation of the
question 60 raspmiue -cwnou dividends VII
He discussed
10, ''.E S,,,,j.y ~. i'iarl,~, ur.ua,I strong
.hc tHaWnum aivanro- be,ns scored in
\,,,1'a,,,r I'"sao Na>weu v'tT also n..-
-,-ilu, higher it, Initial uuufations being
,,ri;,,. ni S,iir,i.y.4 closing SUI
10. ,r. ,,.rk., -"rar,l Sat the upward
;-,nl wss resumed coon as al offerings
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RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS

Richmond. Va. oct. 90. 1915
NOTICE is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of
Richmond Locomotive Works viii he
held at the Office Of the company, on
Hospital Street, near Mill Street in the
city of Richmond, County OF IIcnrico.
Va, on WEDNESDAY. tn. 10Th day OF
November. 1915. at 1870 O'Clock in the
forenoon. for the purpose OF clccting
directors and officers, for the approval
or the acts OF til" directors since the
last annual meeting. and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
j. -. HOBBY. JR
Assistant Secretary
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MIR. Bowman
LR0I'T Ills

DE IUNE TOURS tn the Pacific Goa st
ana Panama Pacific Exposition. October
Ind and goth: sc days Of real pleasure
WlTilOUT TROUBLE or CARE. Phone
Randolph 1887.
8IS T.. Main street. Richmond, W.
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Atlantic Coast Line

The standard Railroad of the soutb
EFFECTlFE APRIL 6. 1919.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
Z, For Florida and South: s:ls A. II. and i:a
For Norfolk: 800 A M 500 o. ~ 49,
u N. tt:lo =. N Wv
For n. q W: ny. we,,: s:ls A. ~. .:a
:, 81. s:ol p n. s:so =. n.
For P.'crseurs: 2:9 a. III. s:H A. II
t:b A. NJ. 300 A. Is: s:t1 A NJ. $500 p. n
.t:W +. M. u 10 l.. NJ. 80 r. A.. 6:Is r. NJ
t:2) +. ~. li:a :. NJ.
Et. do!dsboTo and Fayetteville: .i:oo r. Ii
Trains arrive Richmond daily: B:So A
t:lS A. Y. $50 4. u. 's:s, A N. t1s:H
A. ~. u:S A. NJ. '2:io +. IL. ti:V r. n
t:r r.: Nj. s:ss +. NJ. s:du p. NJ. 800 r. ~
E:1 r. n.
Except Sunday. tsundny only.
Time OF arrival and departure and connsc-
lions guaranteed
c. s. CAMPBELL D. p. A. III Main ~,
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NEW YORK. October oa.-Por. movement
no., oSiiudlinE l2@'c. Export. 69s bales: stock.
Total to-day at all ports-Sct rcceints
::%iT IS" bales exports. :o.795 bales; stock la23
exports. 1885 bales
Total for scnson-Nct receipts, lesS4so
bales: exports. llSl.+i2 bales
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LIME

Leaves Newport Ssws. 900 A. Il
Arrive Norfolk ...............5:O 100 A N
Connections with main limo steamers Ien~.
Ing Norfolk for New York daily. except sun
DAY. 700 +. -. Connections also made by ~
W. Ry. T.. 81. and G. & O. Ry at p "
Night line steamers stop at C!aremont on
signal. aad are met by public conveyance
VIRGINIA SASlGATIOS co. James River
by daylight for Norfolk, Old Point. Newport
News and all James River landings Monday
Wednesday and Friday at SOC A NJ yreixht
received Tor ali James River oointn
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MEETINGS..

The board ~ Governors Of tho
Womnn's club Of Richmond has called
~ special meeting of the members OF
MONDAY. November s. 1915. at (: 40 p
NJ. for the purpose of considering ana
hctinG upon proposition to create :,
bonded Indebtedness OF the club OF
$4,000. To he secured by a deed Of trust
upon It's property, second in priority
TO the existing mortgage. and tho
transaction of any and all business
necessary ana desirable In connection
herewith. The Board OF Governors
recommends the execution OF the mort
EaEc lot inc purpose Of paying for the
improvements to the club property nov
In progress.
MAY IRWIN MOORE
Acting Secretary.
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NOTICE-Lcgal
COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
once OF the Treasurer.
W!linippt,n ~ \. o.. n. -.

COMPANY
Office OF the Treasurer
wilmington. y c.. oct. 90. 1915.
Coast Line Railroad t'olnnonv b,s
declared per cent interest on the Ger
tihcates of Indebtedness OF that com
treasurer. Wilmington. \. G. on and
after November !. 1915. The transfer
BOOKS are closed from the 2lst day of
octobcr, 1918. TO the LIST day of Novcm-
Der. 1915. both inclusive
JAMES j.. POST
Treasurer
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

sains Leave itichmond-Main ST station
Scheiule hEures not guaranteed For tina
South-Daily: $50 A. NJ. local: 1870 A N
rhpress: P. II. express. with Observation
siecping car for Atlanta: .I:!5 + NJ express.
!or kcyH:i!e and Chase City-week dayA
YORK River ILnc--S:io 4. 81. Steamer Train
except Sunday. come ting for BnIti,no,.
.farior Sarj. 7:3o y aud El6 l.. II dali,
local
Trains Arrive PNcnmond-From tho South:
i:o1 a. ~. and $40 a ~. $50 T. "a .:Is
= NJ. daily s." A. NJ. excep, Suniay.
from Weat Point: 6:>5 A. 81. except Mon
day: e:to A. NJ. aud e:l5 T. ~. daily
Of;ic> eo7 + Main ST. Phone Madison ~
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R

= ~ &c IIsa HsNpti1t lhd BtI0e1
:.H ;s'5s ssM tzse!s' t I1';s ~ l,.u
- 10 Ps -5I7Pa S.2eLs '9]sPa. lib H. TITAN
stns ia'n ~,st asi. Il, tH 100 Az. us m 6 10 II n
az ~ y ~ stl ~. f.iukiipr M.n r,,i ian.
~ Nv tE A. fSE Ssispi ". tBa lis Ph A. ICIsIE
'Hh u w. tsrt & 81 tasssr Of ina, R,iiii, -
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HIDE AND WOOL. M>RKEr

nm iccripts light Ncals-SCarcc ana want
"a. Cat'Ic-Alarfet in fair shape .ccc:n;s
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IEISN, ..................f 81
MARKET CONDITION.
Owing 20 warm weather and heavier re-
ccipts the market has been easier Tor pas;
several days. With cooler weather look for
good market.
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Comm,

'"THtrhru!nE SthcdnIc 81 April Il. ieI4.
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond b.5:5o A. NJ "a
NJ. bS a. NJ. a. NJ, $40 a. NJ ii A NJ
T. NJ; l.: NJ. l.. NJ. b4 p. NJ $50 p
NJ s:so T.: NJ. 7:l0 T.. M. bS p 81. 10 p
VI. 1889 L. ". ~ ..
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 81, b.7 A
NJ A NJ. bs A. NJ. 10 A. NJ. ell A. M
IL noon 81 +. 81. > +. NJ 3 T. NJ p
NJ. b5:2o r. NJ. G:20 r. N. 7:lJ p NJ.
i. NJ. b9 l.. NJ. IL Z. NJ '
tCnrrics baggage. daily except SUNDAY
s'Sun,u?s only o'.
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'rr"t cotton. duict: middlinG. uplands l..3i
sales, loo bales.
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RAuIlsOABS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin. L'svilie & Vest $500 n. .,,.oo
Main Line. Local IS A. =. n ts.SS -
James River Line 10000 a. ts.IS
y. News. MIR. old 1T. % "a. .i2 M. II n
New poit News. Local ISL. n :s M
T:alas arrive from Nix .Ii:ao A.. .t:i 80 p p
g" u: ~ Sews. 's:5i a.. 1900 p From
Nsst 'S:Sc a. 'S:n D.. 1855 A. n in ~
ECO u. daily from Charlottesville spc. y,
sunony from rhurmond. Jas. River. fs:ss
'naiy AE,c.r, Co..
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All Travel Arrangements over One
Counter.
American or European
hniir0nd. Steamship and I'ulln,on
, Tickets.
baggage Checked. TuXicab, TrnyeIerx
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER cONpArx
~ SOD i;nst Main Street
branch offices: Jcffcrson-a,urphy..
Rtchmond Hotels
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS
SEhkOARD Aih LINE RAILWAY
inc froSrrnsitc Halfway OF the south -
sou'nbound trains nchedued to leave Rjch
mono daily: S:3S a AZ. Local To Eor!ina - -
J.. NJ sirepers and coaches Atlanta Rts
minghnm; G:S +. ~ through COACHES. ana
neepers 10 Jhcksonvillo: l2:t5 A. NJ, slice ners
Atlanta. Birming ham. Jacksonville Tawn.
and coaches Jacksonville Hes
Norcabouru trHin. rcheduied to nrriv. In
ItlchInond daily: 400 A. NJ, $3.50 A. Ii inr.n.
$50 a. NJ. ssh +. NJ 'oe''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-03
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Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
A Surprise Party

Miss Leota Brentlinger was
given a pleasant surprise Satur
day when a number of hen
friends gathered.
The pleasant country home
Of the BrentlingerS was thrown
open to the merrymakors, and
the evening was spent in games
on the lawn, and at a late hour
refreshments were served.
Those present We're:
Misses Alice TombIeSon, Lois
Beach, mabel Wallace, Lola Gas
kill. Esther Starne, Menta
Avery, Mabel Coday, Jewell
Hoover, Belle Stone, Rose vii.
liams, Myrtle Williams, Elva
Crippen, Nora Brentlinger, Will
da Stephens, Leila Cole, Messrs
Amos Peabody, Frank Beach,
Tom Brazeal, Floyd Brentlinger,
Herbert Short. Elmer Strong,
Herman Williams. Roy Williams,
Roy Brentlinger.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
I. c. Newton
II. a. Dodson
Perlie Newton
{. Y. AShworth
Shall we add YOUR nan
Bryant Brcezes

Miss Meroe Andrews returned
home Saturday. She has been
visiting trends at Mountain
Grove.
Most all the farmers of Bryant
are done planting corn.
Miss Faye Williams. who has
been visiting friends near Nor
wood, returned home Saturday.
Louis Davis is reported some
better. He has been ailing for
some time with Il cancer on his
face.
Miss May Ballew. who has
been visiting home folks, left
Sunday for Springfield.
Misses Bertha Davis and BeS.
sic McCrite spent sun lay with
MISS Minnie Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thurman
visited T.. Il. Lniler'S Saturday
and Sunday.
Several from here attended
the show at Mansfield Monday
night.
George Harvey spent Sunday
at Mr. Booher'S and ate straw
berry Shortcake.
The farmers meeting has
been changed from Wednesday
evening to Saturday afternoon
at > o'clock. 1T will be held at
C. a. Williams May %.
FRANkEI.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
Lead Hill

Ora Winburn and family Wis
tied Joe Goss's Sunday.
Fred GoSs and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Wilson's.
Mrs. Lunda GoSs and children
visited at Joe Goss'S Sunday.
Charley Hunt and family
spent Sunday at Mr.. Crider's.
Joe Goss and family spent
Sunday evening at Mr.. SCOTS.
Mrs. Jessie Rlithe spent Sat
urday night at John Johnson's.
ReyS. j. NJ. England and A.
Ross dined with Mr.. SCOTS
Sunday.
Eliza Matncy and family visited
Mrs. Matney's brother, Jim
Odom, Sunday.
Albert Randolph. of Spring
field, made a short visit at Ora
Winbuln's Wednesday.
Gurney Morris and family
spent Friday night with her pa.
rents, Fred GoSs and wife.
Sam GoSs and wife are the
proud parents Of big girl.
Mother and baby are getting
along nicely.
a party was given at Fred
GoSS' Friday night in honor of
Miss Clara 5 18th birthday ami.
vcrSary. Those present repont
Il nice time.
LIZA JANE.
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Order of Publication

State Of Missouri. County ni Wright. s.:
| In the Probate Court Within the
County oi Wright and State ui Missouri,
May Tern, 1913.
). W. Reynolds, administrator OF the
estate oi Mark BonmclI deceased. Or.
der "t Publication.
Now. ON thi, day comes s. W. Rrv.
nolds, administrator "l the estate ui
Mark Bumnrll, deceased and presents
to the court his petition PRAYING for an
! order for the sale oi 50 much Real Is
! tate uf said deceased H. will pay and
satisfy the remaining debts due by said
estate and vet unpaid inr want oi sui.
icient assets. accompanied by the ac-
counts, lists and inventories required
| by law in such Cascs; Oh examination
| thereof, it is ordered that all persons
! interested in the estate of said deceased
be notified that application ms aforesaid
has been made. and that unless the
day OF this court, to he held on the sec
ond Monday Of August, 1915 next, an
order will be made iOr the sale oi the
whole or 50 much Of the real estate OF
said deceased in said petition filed des-
cribed as follows, tOwit: Commencing
at the southeast corner Of the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton y, township IS, oi range II, run
ming thence west no feet; thence north
~ feet for starting point; thence
north $50 feet; thence east 100 feet;
thence south 80 feet; thence west l6O
feet to the place ot beginniug,as will be
sufficient ior the payment Of said debts,
and il is further ordered that this no.
tice be published in some newspaper in
this County for four weeks before the
next term OF this Court and the Court
finding that Nellie Morgan, Leila Bon
nell, and W. l.. Bonnell are heirs OF the
estate OF said deceased and that they
are residents OF this county, orders that
they be served with a copy Of this No
tre at least ten days before said next
term Of this conrt.
State OF Missouri County Of Wright SIS.
!, George c. MurreII, Judge OF the
Probate Court within said County here
by certify that the above is a true copy
Of the original Order Of Publication
therein referred to, AZ the same appears
on record in my office.
Witness my hand as Judge, and seal
Of our said Court. Done at my office
at IIarviIe, Missouri, in said county,
this 18th day oi May, a. y. 1913.
(SEALJ GEO. G.. MrRRELL,
Judge Of the Probate Court for
Wright County, Missouri.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
The Cemetery Improvement

Mayor f. II. Riley has ap
pointed the following as a com
mittee TO use the funds collected
from the strip Around the
World for the purpose of clean.
ing up the cemetery, and re.
quests this committee to meet al
his office Friday evening, May
Il, at : o'clock. 1t is to be
hoped that this committee can
visit the cemetery and as near
as possible complete the work by
decoration day.
The committee: Mrs. j. D.
Reynolds. Mrs. G, ". Miller,
f. A. Crippen, +. A. Cole, Geo.
B. Freeman. W. f.. Day will
accompany this committee.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
Happy Home Hits

Aunt" Bette LntSingcr is re-.
ported no better.
| Cecil LctSinger spent Sunday
with Everett Starnc.
Miss Lola Gaskill visited Miss
Esther Starne Sunday.
Amos Peabody and James Let,
singers are building fence.
Paul Williams and family
spent Sunday at Sicf Letsingcr's.
Mr., and Mrs. Peabody spent
Sunday with Aunt" Bette Let.
singer.
Mrs. Brazcal visited her sis.
ter, Mrs. l.. NJ. Roy, Tuesday
afternoon.
Herbert Short visited his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Short, Sunday evening.
Misses Lucy Slirpaugh and
Edith Pope took Sunday dinner
with Miss Fern Bra2eal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Starne
were visitors of George Shin.
paugh and wife Sunday.
Mrs. CaubIe and son Earl
spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Mrs. Rra2nal and fam.
lily.
Preparations are being made
at the Mount Pleasant Sunday
school for a ChiIdren'S Day ex-
ercise to be given the second
Sunday in June.
lSSTTT.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20

ploma, ,.
Teachers holding Regent Ger.
titicate, |.
Teachers holding first grade
certificates, |.
Teachers holding second grade
certificate, |.
Teachers holding special certi.
ticate, |.
Teachers having one years
high school training, ,.
Teachers having two years
high school training, !
Teachers having three years
high school training, |
Teachers having four years
high school training, >
Teachers with normal training
b weeks, 3.
Teachers having normal train
ing two years. )
Teachers with no previous OK
perience, |
Teachers with 6 to years OK.
perience, l
Teachers with 10 years expert
encc, 4
j. A. HNLTON,
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Weekly Weather Forecast

Issued by the L. $. Weather Bureau,
Washington, u. C., tur the week begin
ming Wednesday, May ~. 1913.
ippcr Mississippi IimieN anu
Plains iStdieS-Gcncrally fair over
northern districts, followed by
rain toward the end of the week
in the extreme northwest: rising
temperatures after Thursday.
Rain Wednesday over central
southern districts continuing
Thursday over eastern sections,
otherwise generally fair weather
during the week. Cool for two
or three days followed by rising
temperature.
Note-The Upper Mississippi Valley
and Plains States include Illinois, Wis
consin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kan
sas, Nebraska, South Dakota and North
Dakota.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
Wild Goose Quills
FRANkEY

. Ben BARLEY dined with Geo.
BlankenShip Sunday.
/ ]. d. Kelly and wife visited at
Henry Kelly's Sunday.
! NJ. A. Blankenship was New
Grove visitor Saturday.
Elmer Rushing made a bust.
ness trip to lIartville Friday. -
. Otta Dedmon and family visit
ed at l.. J, Rushing'S Sunday
. Mike BranStetter and wife
visited at Frank BranStetter's
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Gilbert spent Fri
day night with her daughter
Mabel Dixon.
/ Misses Millie Rushing and
Bessie Glass spent Sunday with
Miss Mae Pearl,
Several from this vicinity at.
tended the all day meeting at
Liberty Sunday.
/ Miss Jessie Hall visited home
, folks near Pleasant Hill from
Friday antil Sunday.
Miss Olive Deckard, who has
been attending school at Hart.
vile. visited home folks Friday.
JAkEY.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
Died in Kansas

Mrs. Il. Rayborn was buried
at the Hopkins cemetery near
Rayborn Sunday. a few weeks
ago Mr.. Rayborn sold out and
started west by wagon, hoping
the open air life and change OF
climate would be beneficial to
the health of his wife, who had
contracted tuberculosis. but
they had only reached Emporia,
Kansas, when death overlook
lem.-lIartyillc Democrat.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
Newton for Governor ~

Among the names prominently
mentioned for the Republican
nomination for governor is that
Of c \. Newton, Of 81 Louis.
and formerly Of this county.
There will be number Of can
didales Among those now being
mentioned are John + Swanger
and +. f. F.. McJlmsey. Mr..
Newton has made 10 public an.
nounccment Of his candidacy,
but it is understood that he is
not ayer.e 10 the proposition.
He has a large number OF
friends in Wright county who
would like for him to get in the
race. -HaItyille Republican.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20

The Ozarks have been given
new name the Alps of the
United States. There is no
country in all the world more
wonderfully beautiful, and some
day not far away this fairyland
is going TO be the mecca for
tourists from all parts Of the
world
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
OVERAIIS

Do not overlook our line; investigate
quality, price and fit before buying
Large Packages Oats AT Reduced Prices
Good Fat Meat, per pound, Toe to-. l2t
Call and see our line of Bacon, and get
our prices before buying elsewhere
Kcg Soda, pounds for............ sc
Matches. boxes for................ &c
, cans lleavy-Weight Iowa Corn -. l5c
Misses Ladies' and Gents Hose
See our new line OF Groceries, and get
our prices before buying elsewhere
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20

Mayor Riley went to work in
bis flower garden-the city park
Monday. wedding and hoeing
the flower beds and watering the
plants. His honor takes great
pride in the appearance Of our
little park,
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20

The people Of Mansfield Ger.
tainly know when they have the
services Of a good man. They
have again hired Prof. j. a.
Hylton as superintendent Of
their school, Professor Hylton
always makes good. Ava
uaroI1
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
School Notes
Did YOU visit school,?


Let us begin now to plan for a
still better school next year.
Miss Cloe Osborn left for her
home in Springfield on the morn
ing train Saturday.
The alumni association met ut
the school building Monday even.
ing for the annual reception.
All the non resident pupils
nave returned to their homes and
several Of those who live in town
have gone t0 the country visiting
The senior class play was well
attended Friday night and the
Rainbow Kimona was presented
in a very crcditable manner.
The school building is being
put in first rate condition for tie
summer. repairs are DelnE
made on the tiueS and roof this
week.
n few books belonging to the
school library have not been re-.
turned. Please bring them in
unless you expect to use them
this summer.
The sophomore c'ass has sent
SO to apply on the piano account
They expect to frame the receipt
and preserve it rs evidence of
their loyalty to the school.
The Parent Teacher ASSOcia.
ton had a very interesting meet
ing at the school building Satur-
day evening at which very i'm.
portant business was transacted
Tho nuniIs hovo recriv,d tbeir
rrode cards and know ,hoi,-
stondino evcept fine eighth grade
The county superintendent has
not finished grading theirpapers
7 N Thirl,inll and Mrs Y l.
croio bave both n,fnred nirtures
and maoaZines fer the rooms and
librarv We honn thot novt ycor
some oenornps uatrons will sinh.
scriha fo, rurront morazincs for
the library
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ers in the GRADES have all rr.
turned home Miss Ivv,ec Glad.
den to Plato, Tcyos rouu,v. Miss
VeriI Ellis to Now Grnva in tha
northwest mart of This rountv
and Miss Sarah Gosl;i)l to hrr
home wcst of TOWN.
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boro i,st ari.bod o,r,,or,,iru
tbe n,,niIs in ,b, district ho,voor
,bo aaoS of s;v and ,ror,v ,o,r.
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SavaroI vacant houso, in ,ovn
tbo npmbnr Of rhiIdron or schnoI
aye has increased five since last
Nav. The total number now is
27O-136 bows and l34 girls.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
At the Christian Church

Rev. VIII. Anderson preached
at the Christian church Sunday
morning,
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
III. NJ. NORCROSS

The new store in the old postotiice build
ing, | door east Of Bank OF Mansfield
Phone No. 70 ior Iligh-Class Service
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20
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can Java; come in, get our prices, and
see samples; We give yon your moneys
worth. Cheaper grades, l4c To De H.
Mansfield mirror., 1915-05-20

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