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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Wantcd ,o,,,o ,o a.,
Dlace throo miIc. rron ''a
application Mt Advertiser ot,ico with
references. l3-,t-nI
E,u. mn
Na,D, onio . ne famous stomp Spring.
,'s u ioI i's nhc nilneral water; 2OO
near Rnnno ''se ,"sIure nn, lano, iocatea
and G i roi|nd n,,mJoh Iouapoalu
B. NJ. Wolff L,mrnns ~ fppiy :, ~ ~
Aost-Betwecn Bryson station and
lau"ens or in the city, one key ring
,oma" ,a''i'hs lM = heys ana one shoe but
,o''t ,or pr,.. r'iaer no plcasc ieave at Hun
vi, nra s'uic o' io''iv A. a. bald-
- "' ;" ~ lo-lt
wanted Dealer or sub-dcalcr for
chevrolet Motor Oars at LaurCns and
CLINTON. Prices, roadster, $lGO; tour
ms car SioO and $3.50. Address b. a.
'"M NlhS, 1oi"iilpia' D 7. l3-lt
wanted at Oncc-A helper for
urcSshaklnS. Apply to Mrs. NJ. e.
OilVer Gray Building. 3-lt-pd
Farm for Rcnt-Thc Wright place
near Lisbon 4 or 8 horse farm. 500 II
y simpson or }. n. Wright l3-2t
For Rcnt-Two communicating Of
fees. Water. light and stcom hnnt IN
cluded. Apply 10 Laurcns Maj Rank
l3-tf
Wnntcd-Few fist-class milk cows
fresh in, nothing under 3 gallons. also
good calves wanted Write me what
you have and price, d. A. Coleman
Fountain Inn, S. c. 13-2t-pd
TO Rent-Jmnroved >throo boreo
farm. Splendid location; good house
and out houses; fine pasture; terms
moderate. For further information.
address a. G.. Irby, So. Harper ST.,
lAaurens, S. c. 13-1t-pd
NOlce--Registered Duroc Jersey
Boar ready for service at Tumblin
Shoals. Fee $500 or pig. Sullivan
Power Go. 1927
Notlce-Registered Berkshire Boar
ready for service at Boyds Mill. Fee
$500 or pig. Reedy River Power
90. l3-2t
LOst-About two weeks ago, near
Burts Bridge, one small hound bitch,
red with speckled ring round neck,
white nose and breast. Finder return
10 Jno. bolt' Jrr and receive liberal
reward 1877
LOSt-Solid gold filigree cuff button
somewhere on public square Of Lau-
rens. Reward OF $500 If returned to
me haurehs Hotel. l2-2t
Tor Salc or ENclhnge.--1 have q
cut-do"n ford car l9l2 Model In first
class condition. Four new tires with
removable top and side curtains, Will
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,PrOllsseau Party.

Saturday afternoon from to
O'Clock, Miss Toccoa Caine entertained
at trousseau tea complimentary to
number of friends who have con-
tributed SO much to the delightful
rounds of gaitios preceding her mar
riage which takes place this evening.
The guests, including as they did, the
intimate friends of Miss Caine among
the young ladies and young married
set, were given the privilege of view
ing the elaborate trousscau, the num-
crous beautiful and exquisite pieces
bringing forth many expressions of ad-
miration. During the afternoon deli
ciouS ice cream and cake were served.
OOS
Babb-Perry.
A marriage that was q great sur
prise to their hundreds OF friends
throughout this section was that Of
Miss Mildred Babb and Mr.. A. S. Per-
ry which took place last Saturday ev-
ening at the homo of Rev. j. r. T. Ma
jor jwho performed the ceremony. The
wedding was very quiet affair, there
being present only a few relatives and
friends of the two young people. The
ceremony was performed at eight
o'clock and shortly afterwards the
young couple left for Clinton where
they took the train for short honey
moon trip. They are expected home
some time this week
The bride is the attractive daughter
Of Mayor and Mrs. c. II Babb and her
many winning qualities has made for
her host Of friends throughout this
section Of the state. After her grad
uation from the Laurens High School
several years ago she entered the Co
lumbia Female College where she re-
manned until last year. The groom is
a promising young business man Of
l.aurcns, being manager of the Idle
Hour Theatre. During his short resi-
dcncc in this city he has won many
friends by his plcasingly attractive
manner.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-20

ton appcars to be liydcbound.
While the success of our this years
'ar and all Of our previous fairs have
been due in great measure to the un-
firing labors OF the three highest Of
ticers. Messrs Byrd Watts and Power,
IT may safely be said that to Mr. w.
II McCucn is due in largest measure
the credit for that individual work so
essential in getting out exhibits. AS
Il member Of the advertising commit
tee. he contributed a great deal Of
time and labor towards writing exhib-
ltors in different sections Of the cOun-
ty, pCrsuading them to bring their pro-
duets here for exhibition and to him
the fair association is deeply indebted
Many others assisted the officers will
ln"lr and unsparingly. but they are
50 numerous that it would be difficult
TO name them here.
While the death Of young Cohen was
q G"rloraba affair an3 the pcrpet ra-
tors OF the awful crime in the commit
tr" room Friday ought to be punished
severely, the important question to be
3.io,
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law The Fundamental cause Of the
trouble, TO be allowed to continue in
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THE TEACHER SPIRIT
%p ono who is moi ;mhucd with thc
3ca,hpr snirft hag any businnss in thc
school room in the capactv of teach
ctr. Yhis teacher suiyIt involves love
lOr INC Work. love rD, thc child and
uuscltish devotion to The school In
othor words lbc undcrlvipg motive Of
Tie nuc teacher is a desire 10 serve
to serve the child to serve the school
AS II whole, and 10 serve the commun-
fty in which tho school is located This
spirt OF the true teacher manifcsts
itsclf i'm a grctcr concern about the
welfare of tho individual child. and
the success OF the school than about
the salary received for the work done
Another. and a more signal way in
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-20

Mr.. J. J. Odell from the lower Sec
ton of the county came in Monday to
spend the day on business
Mr.. Clarence Wilson from over on
Rabun Creek was here yesterday look
ing after business.
Mr.. Aug. II. Pitts of the Friendship
section sold cotton on the local market
yesterday.
Mr.. Dutch jenkins Of Laurens Route
Two had business in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. William p. Poole of Route Two
was 4 business visitor here on Tues
day.
Mr.. S. J. Taylor, who resides on
Gray Court Route Three, was here on
week
Capt. and Mrs. r. T.. Fleming and
Miss Louise Flcming, of Greenwood,
are here for the Cainc-Powcll we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Algary and Mr..
c,, ,,
:, ~ 'n ~ 50 ''
Colonel Jack Glenn, grand keeper Of
the keys at the County Hotel, will
leave this week for Clinton where he
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Mill spcnt Monday hcrc I,o brought
with him n coon or unusually Gne
chickens which no sold hcrc
Mr.. Austin Boitcr of ,ho IJorso
Creek bailiwic,, was omonr thosc
nrcscnt on huc;noee tho Gr.t no,t of
the week.
Mr.. Allen J, Sullivan, young
Princeton farmer came down Monday
in his car to meet two of his married
sisters who will visit at his home for
awhile.
col. ana MIS-. Oscar W. Babb icit
laSt week Tor Spartanburg prepara-
'or! 10 gong 10 washington where
Co'. baoD VIII take up his duties as
secretary TO ConsrcsSlnan-elect 5. }.
NichollS.
Nr' 'oih :. licllams or the Shiloh
community came IN Yesterday after
MS ne" nVc-passcngcr overland car.
Mr. george w. Clardy one OF the
iElers'lilc farmers spent tuesday IN
ei' vi ""'ii'c'S'
MIS-. McCravy OF laurens was the
guest yesterday OF her son, Mr.. Frank
McCraVy' VINO Is conducting the
singing at the revival at Central Bap-
tlst church. ch.-Greenyille Daily Pied
mont.
Azile Wofford, who Is teaching at
Luray, has put Manual Training in
her school. She Is so ambitious that
she has even put bench work in,
though this is her first year Of
teaching Winthrop Weekly News.
It Is Interesting TO know that Cleo
Cunningham, (now Mrs. J. A. Wofford
Of I.aurcns). n member of the class of
'""'' h"o q u""Shtci, NHlic Nohoiu,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-20
Pine Grove School Honor Roll.

q D .
Ninth Grade Maggie Boozer, Nellie
Jones. Beatrice Ward, Florie Della
Hill.
Eighth Grade-Sarah Boozer, Emme
Workman, Mabel Smith.
Sixth Grade-Charlic Workman,
Mamie IRl, Mary Neel, Sallic Hill
Third Grade-Katic Coats. George
Coats, I.cnora Ncel, Lille Mae Work
man.
See the solid oak Rockers that we
offer at $l.75.
s. NJ. e e. II. Wilkes e Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-20

Eaa-9red at the postofice at IIaurens,
. G., as second claas mail matter.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-20

IN this year Of Grace 1915 Charles
ton appcarS to be liydcbound.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-20

See our new line Of Wear Ever
Aluminium ware.
s. NJ. & Il. H. WILKES & co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-20

LllRENS, 5. G., OCTOBER 20, 1915.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-20
announcement Party.

charming social event was the
Forty Two party given by Mrs. Eugene
1ludgens at her home on Main street,
in honor of her sister, Miss Kate
Wright, on Wednesday afternoon, Oc-
tobcr 18th.
The lower floor was beautifully dec
GRATED, cupids and little red hearts
being in evidence everywhere the
curtains and suspended from the
chandeliers; also tall vases Of white
roses and chrysanthemums Nine ta-
blcs were arranged for the players,
each table being marked with red
heart, the number Of cupids on the
heart indicating the number OF the
table The score cards were unique,
these being white cards surmountcd
by little cupids and suspended from
the card on white ribbon was minia-
turc bride, and across the front Of the
card, the following announcements
Miss Kate Wright
Mr.. Y. n. Holmes,
Nov. II, 1915.
On the conclusion of the game, de-
lightfnl salad course was served, fol-
lowed by sweet course, even in the
refreshments, the color scheme of red
and white being carried out.
Those assisting the hostess were
Misses Henry Wright, Lulee Eichel-
berger, Mamie Kate Hudgens, Leila
Wilkes and Mrs. Carroll Miller.
Miss Wright is a daughter of Mr.. ].
n. Wight of Laurens and is popular
member Of the younger social set.
This announcement party" is the
first OF series Of charming social
events being planned in honor of Miss
Wright.
The many friends regret that her
marriage to Mr. Holmes on November
18th, will neccssitate her leaving I.au-
rcns.
Cnine.POwcM,
The last and crowning social event
prior to the marriage of Miss Toccoa
Caine and Mr.. Walter Powell this week
was the elegant reception rendered in
their honor by Mrs. William Pierce
Caine and Mrs Robert f. Fleming at
their beautiful home on South Harper
street last evening. The house, es-
pecially adapted to such an entertain
ment. was most artistically decorated
In carnations and ferns, the color
scheme Of pink and white being car
ried out in every detail.
The guests were met at the front
door by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ
Wilkes and Mrs. Brooks Swygert, Mr..
and Mrs. James Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. f. Jones directed them to the
receiving line, composed of Mr.. and
Mrs II. r. Fleming, Mrs. s. w. Heath,
of Pennington, Fairfield county, Mr.
and Mrs. r. f. Fleming, ST., and Miss
Fleming, Greenwood; Miss Faull, Bal
timorc; Miss Barton, Greenvillc; DR..
and Mrs. j. w. Powell, Wilmington;
Mr.. John Hcrndon, Grccnville; Mrs.
Gilmore Powell, Whtcville, n. C.A Mr..
and Mrs. Dial Gray and Mr.. Earle
Cainc, Laurcns. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ b..
Dial introduced the guests to the bri-
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-20

Our solid oak, rolled head and foot
Beds at $500 are the best values to be
found.
S. NJ. e. e. II. WILKES &c CO
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-20

Solid car load Of Iron Beds just re
ccived the best values ever shown IL
the State.
S. M. &c e. II. WILKES e. co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27
AGRICULTTRE COMMISSIONERS 4
FARMER.

one ~ The good ideas presented for the
j. that cmbodied ~ the bill which would
require uur state commissioner uf agri
culture 60 he first Of all a farmer. with ~
least seven wears ~ experience. This iS
the sort of recognition which should make
The farmers realize that the lawmakers
If the state not 0nlN respect The calling oi
the farmer. hut wish t. extend 10 hem
the NEST practical AID possible Our al
tornty general d always q LAWYER. our
state health officer 4 doctor. our super
intendent ~ education N generally nm cl
ucato. aud. 80 oil. Ia most instances the
man il %equircl Ia bc fitted IN education
and experience for the position 4" which
ne may aspire. Considering thc 1t~t ia
terests represented y, The farming class
If the tsate, il would appear that the man
Who i Ia have charge ~ that department
If the state government which i~ Supposed
10 look after those interests iu So Far a.
their legislative needs ~ concerned
should he fitted q" understand Those needs
III the most practice! NAY aud there ~
40 way on earth "a make j man uni m
stand the needs uf the farmer better than
by actual experience 49, ih' farm IN rll
means. LEI the commissioned uf a%.rirui
iure he required 10 have the experience
which viii equip him best "a ail ~ serve
thc needs of the farmers 1T the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY y. 1915.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers nj the city who fail 10 re-
ssive The Herald regularly are requested
t. notify the office promptly. All papers
Delivered in the city should be received. as
. rlle, not later than 4 10 10 q o'clock p.
m Unless some accident to the press OF
otaer untowsrd delay occurs nj the print
hg office, the paper should be out not later
than 4 80 and the carriers should complete
ti.eir distribution. even To the most distant
subscribers, within not less than an hour
And thirty minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27
WHAT WONDERS GOD
HATH NEGtGIII

50 accustomed has nam =" One in
these DAYS a. th. miracle W thr hong di>
lance telephone hc hlrdl, Wonders amy
longer al The marvellous ruutrlNIurc
which can carr, his voice iu ordinary
conversational tome 4" 4 nearer thousands
II miles away. Yet th, achievement nf
the new transcpntincnt1l telephone ~cry
ice ia spanning the entire distance across
the continent. which wa~ inauguratrl hy
President Wilson ia Washington ~Irak
inc directly "a President Moore M thr TIA.
mama Pacific Exposition "a san Francis
20. i indeed 4 Wonder 80 Che twentieth
century. Along with the other great irat~
Of invention ui recent days. The tran>cuu-
tinental telephone ! h"und 4" ~ recorded
as one which will make this century noted
throughout the apes Ga come ter lt> won.
d1ss rivalline the imaginative trat> oi
even the tabled pos>esSur "f Aladdin
lamp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27
FETE TO Be
STAGED FRIDAY NIGHT
Cast of 100 or More Will Participate in
Extravaganza. Which is Brilliantly Cos
tumec-has Been Stayed More Than
1000 Times.

The Fairies Fcte. which viii w produced
at thr llnklry hall on Friday night under
the au~picc- "a the Learners club oi
Brownsville. and iur the benefit uf thc
public library conducted ~ thi- club, has
been staged M th, United States and Eng
land perhaps more than 1000 time. ID i-
mot uf The usual locally prepared variety
of productions. bur N q play written and
arranged hy john W. Owens. ANA hu~ it-
east 40 character who iii into thc yarinu-
paris assigned WV thy general scheme WI thr
production.
The co-tumory ~ brilliant and eVpcn-
-iyr. and not even thc smallest detail has
been overlooked m the general preparation
.uf the idea. More than one hundred per
sons Will participate boz the letc. ranging
in ages from three Jud tour years WIT agp
.to grown persons. Hnd Tine training ut tho
participants has, bc,u under way tyr thp
.na-t several week.. Thr ttte Ia fact. gives
indicatlon- y being the most elaborate
production oi thc kind ever witnessed in
Brownsville. nd IN Southwest Texas. for
that matter.
n decoration committee today Al cn-
gagged IVY preparing thc stage WI The ilinklcv
lail tor the occasion. There will Pan two
scenes. thc first y wood by daylight. thc
-.rund " wood hy moonlight.
Cast of Characters.
Tilauia. Queen wv wv FJiric--Ni-- lii
IlgH Hicks.
Prince ubcrou, The royal con-ort-
Lawrence Smith.
Puck. thc court ic~ter-Bcrtha Hicks.
Moth. thr milIer-Frcd DcBurdclchcu.
Aine. Queen ol thc Buticrtlic--Erma
Walker.
Elhno. ui Titana'- currt-Nivian Ash
helm.
>~ilvcrving. rnyal hcrald-Ro~ulie Roy.
Tumpctcr-iiaiph >chmciiug.
T-io. thr giant ogro-FHnrc- kowal-
Xxi.
The balance W.T. thp east iucludc- %iairi,-.
gnome~. thr royal guard. flower girls. tht
ladIc- ut tho queen rourt. buttcriiic-. ctc.
Tickets ur low ou Sane M thr Whitman
pharmacy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27
TOMATO CANNERY FOR
SAN BENITO Is NEXT
Local Parties Buy Equipment for Plant
Which II IS Planned 10 Have Ready for
Operation With Seasons Opening
Especial to The HeraId.l

San Benito, Texas. Jan. 2T.-Equipment
for g tomato caunery to BE- operated here
TINS coming season has Just been purchased
hy local parties and Mill be- gotten in readi-
ness for operation with the neginning W
The tomato season. The plant viii M the
beginning have 4 daily capacity Of 1000
cans. but provision has been made that this
may be doubled IN ease OF necessity. The
tomato crop IN the San Bcnito tract will w
unusually large this season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27

Ii j. somewhat amusing tu sec CON
gresham Mann Worrying - about the
blanks in the democratic platform which
he alleges the president has %rrpudiai"t
and the democrats in nngrcsS have not
carried out. That should b. the very
thing u please The republicans if Il were
frle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27

The state Fire Insurance commission
has granted a reduction III the key rate "a
quite a number ~ Texas towns. BrowhS
vile j. not among The favored towns how
ever. WIN not
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27

Houston criminal statistics show that
there were no less than fifty homicidcs ~
Harris county last year. aud the present
wear ha. started Of with every promise
of surprising las, years record Really,
Harris county ought 10 organic 4 law
and order league.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27

The chief study ~ the residents w Gal
weston nowadays IN how i" save their
~valuables aud how a. detect the criminals
who are proving upon the unfortunate
Pirate Islanders. They should take some
lessons IN the scientific detection NJ rrm c
from Arthur Is Reeves great detective.
Craig KENNEDY"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27

4 woman'~ indifference hn- reached the
limit II she ~ longer listens when her huS-
band talks IN his sleep.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27

The German soldiers are said a. IT, say
irr over twenty million dollars a month
out Of their pay.-To buy crepe for their
widows and orphans 10 wear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27

nm there IN % fuol born every minute {,
Tins would br " trr-umc old world Wy There
urr, nome ll- philosopher IN Il.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-19

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-19
You Can't Help Getting a Real Piano
Bargain in this Great Combination Sale of the
IA Jenkins Stores-C Come and judge for yourself

Ascertain by seeing testing and comparing these bargains extraordinary
I'VE The opportunities line greater Already
news has spread throughout the Southwest that this genuine Price Pounded
Down the Lowest Sale Hundreds taking advantage savings offered
You should least do yourself and the justice investigating There
Pianos OF make and used and Cnds and Upn Players
PnoaS all finest condition. most of them of unusual high grade now
O write for the Bargain Sheet describing them
Few Are Desorbsd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-19

Reports coming In 10 the state agri.
cultural department state that forty
tractors have been purchased in Cu,
lrr county and twenty five m Rraycr
county
Nm order made by the corporalion
commission direct, the Pioneer Trl,.
II"n" company 90 complete a.. rurur.
'l.ns with the telephone system az
duncan fnr calls 100 that place m Doe.
Nowl when originating M Addlnrron
mI routed over the tuU line through
'"mnn"Nr Iu duncan and other
points
Otis Morris, d. and Miss Minnie
Cornelius 90 both uf AItus. came in
uk.nhuma city Wednesday and were
married h' Justice DonnelI
Petition for divorce was filed in
district court Thursday by Mrs rln
Phelps against r. A PHELPS The
plaintiff ulrgr. rmr they we're mar
ried ut r. WORTH Texas. IN 1872. and
after three week, of married llfr tbpt
her husband deserted her and has
since refused 10 contribute 10 her
support
y. l. Zimmerman Thursday filed
suit against the Lucas Feed cumpnu,
Tor Sl5ml2 back salary and 577.
which he alleges he loaned them from
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ECHOESOF THESTREETS

Mrs Anna Burke Love. county ~.
N".u'udvr uf schools is uu her way
'u uabud Calf. tu attend The uu.
nH. mnllus OF the National Eluu
N.w. associations August lI2N She
W0. Then visit lhr Panama Pacific rN
position 1nl points uf Interest BOO DaD
|HmH expecting Goo. be- absent uUuut
'.r.n. weeks
Paving and grading ta,es now due
M '.tE HALL ADV
o.
Re, l. Walter Nine and wife. who
mr organizing rhildrru> churches lu
'.. -IH," have returned home and UIH
"mn.m uutI after the conference OK
rm Jutri Brethren churches pf tn.
state ru hr held here September
NuE \luc unI Mr.. Nine have organ.
uN mnr. rnau hundred children ..
churches lu The state.
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These are all modern right uploH.'t. could not
he told from new Planes They ur. u.y described
IN the kurtzmann 'Bargplu Sheet nni illustrated
IN the Nurtman Catalogue IL postcard viii bring
them
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Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal 1874
ADV.

Reports coming In 10 the state agri.
cultural department state that forty
tractors have been purchased m en-,
'rr county and twenty five iu Beaver
county