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WIFE MURDERER SENTENCED
Not More Than 20 Years or Less Than
10 Years. II Months and % Days

Wilkes-Barre, Pa, May 1.-Joseph
Kameez, who chopped his wife to death
in this city last November and offered
a defense of insanity during his trial,
was convicted of second degree murder
and when called for sentence before
Judge Henry Fuller was ordered to
serve not more than twenty years in the
Eastern penitentiary and not less than
nineteen years, eleven months and
twenty-nine days.
Kamecz and wife had lived together
only short time when the crime was
committed.
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Death in Live for Lemonade

Mahanoy City, Pa, May 1.-IMistak-
ing lye for lemonade yesterday, Anna
Simko, aged is years, drank a glass
full. She is dying.
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Pennsylvania Postmasters Named

Washington, May 1.-Pennsylvania
postmasters appointed yesterday by
President Wilson are: Clarion, Roscoe
H. Brunstetter; Arnold John A. Mil
Ter; East Downingtown, Levi A
Moore; Emporium. Patrick B. Egan;
Houtzdale. John j. German.
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Fink's Hercules Porter. Especially
adapted TO invalids and sick room
use.-Adv.
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he will chiefly putting effect The Captain William shep
Naval Operations nasmuch charges of faulty organization and admin
has rested the great criticism of Mr. Daniels which has
eething relation
the service the the this
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Cumberland Valley Railroad

In Eject May "a. 1914
Trains Leave HarrtsburB-
For Winchester And Martinsburx. ..
SOS, s7.5O q m- $40 p. m
For Hagerstown Chambersburg and
intermediate stations at s6.03. Elsa
Additional trains for Carlisle ans
Mechanicsburg at S.4S - M. Els. 5.sa
For Dilisburg at 5.o3. .7.so and sli.ss
q. m, Els. .3.l0. sac. ESQ p. N
'paiiy. All other trains daily excsps
ii 4 RIDDLE a. P. A sunt
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-21
Tie Day In Congrs s>s

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 SENATE:
Met at noon.
Work resumed On legislafiea annr1-
priation bill and provision for agri-
cultural census was eliminated.
Committee investigating charges OF
a lobby against a ship bill resumed
taking testimony.
Passed Legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill. $37, ,000, 900,
and siindry civil bill, $I26, COO, 900.
Took mp army appropriation bill. 4
Recessed : { 6;17 p. m. until III d.
m. Monday. 81 q - .l.'. IS :Sss.
HOUSE: Met ut noon.
Debate confined on Diplomatic ap2
propriation bill. g.
Passed diplomatic appropriation
bill. 81 ,0oe, 900; and military academy
bill, ST .037 ,e00.s e
scok np sfortif locations appropriation
bill 4
Adjourned at, $40 p. m. until noon
Sunday for elslogies on the late ssena-
tor Bacon Of Georgia, afid the late
Representative Goodwin OF Msine.
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MCssrs. Reid and Burns
Received Injuries.

Peopie Of Anderson learned with re-
gret yesterday OF injuries received by
Representatives $. a. Burns and
George NJ. Reid Thursday night when
the pias;ering on the overhead cell
ing of the room. they were occupying
In a boarding house on BIanding
street. IN Columbia. fell. Mr.. Reid's
face was lacerated and bruised, willie
Mr.. Burns suffered bruises on his
arm. Mr.. Reid's bruises were so pain
fnl that the atton-ing physician ad-
vised him to go Iionc.s MIR. Burns in
Jurles were painful but not danger
Gus, and he was able TO remain In Co
lumbia until the adjournment Of the
general ASSEMBLY
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Two Fine Musicians
At The Paramount.

The TWO new musicians which Man
ager Fred NJ. Burnett OF the Para
mount Theatre has brought here made
their initial appearance yesterday. MIR.
Leroy Wood, trombone soloist for
years in the famous marine band of
New York and the band of Signor
Ferdinando Nappi. is one of the
musicians and the other is Mr.. A. H.
Weinberg. cornetist from Berlin.
The addition of these two artists to
the orchestra OF the Paramount will
improve the music dispensed at this
amusement house wonderfully. 1t is
doubtful il II finer orchestra is to be
found in the Carolinas. The patrons
of the Paramount appreciate the ef-
forts which the managemen: Is MAX
ing 10 give them the best OF every
thing in music and pictures.
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Mary Rlekford in ssCinderella.,

Everybody In Anderson, both young
ana old, are greatly interested In the
announcement that the famous clasg-
tc, sCindeFella'' Is coming and that
the worlds sweetheart, Mary pick.
ford is to be seen In the five film fefs-
tuFe a special ladies' program VIII
90 on exhibition at 1880 q. M Afnii.
day and both Monday and TUESDAY
afternoons will be devoted especially
70 the children. The Paramonnt fe
preparing to accommodate record
breaking crowd as "Cindefella,' a has,
wherever shown, broken ali atfen.
dance records. Following Is brief
summary: 9Ss IS S
In the eSSSsisifely fanciful fairy.
tale 'Cinderell3 - 3 ARRANGED from fiie
beautifully s;mboiic and canf,Iry.rId
story. May Pickford nortrays me
;>s ~. tl.; but bewitching IittN cinder-
girb the herioHe of the world renovn.
ea and universally loved tale 4 of she
Hbused stepaister who was az lass
rewarded FOR the virtue and natiaI,s.e
q ,ss:: *: : <. e s .as fisa
naughty sisters an9 SGnifnd stepmnti,-
ers and crowned princess, and s6v-
ereign OF her true loves s,eert ,Thie
new and modern version az .sfsiis Do
Leisa Is delightful blend OF ::tis,,ts
edy and pathoa and provides 4 con-
EuInins artistic treat 3 for s,enf,la
of all ages. In the imposing ana 9elRT
borate production which has been - q.
en- this wonderful story. iiiusioS ~ 's,l
reality are slSiiis slliiy hifnglelI ana Z z
lam0iia Ale heroliis OF The n Il; fe;,
of all tlsas is.ss and bfcaf hSS ,i,.,ss, 4,
the screen Immortal tllore s. IIf 4 I.IS
hearse, with q tender charm II ~ s
All Nary pickfords own. sTle - Ss'.
ms Escisritadss Of Cindefei M 4 iis
:sslth her many sorrows Rna hsS ni.ss,f - Z
jtriumph are depleted ssit;l 3 sassss ~
mating deEfes 8 ifSalfBsli AMI The 1 =.
spring apisodes az the; beloved fsIs
are asafuat ttcai 81 ana pictuse asIef ) 4 -
Feloped IS tllis n1ost ehafi0i,,n s S,,S
unique OF fairy psiDsonlays lust 5 I, :
they are chronitIsd Ia tie beantafiii
story that la Its oriefa
As arno oe1ceis alseres one sxiiiaiis6n
VIII begin at 10 40 i. sfi Z. s.Ilies I, 81.
NseS6 reel ahe II talSos ap6 sif3;, IS. !,
- mt1ates 30 Ne reel. the first sl.,;i
VIII ~ o1, every hops and n quarter
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Hospital Wants
b0 Rose Bushes.

The Anderson County Hospital
wants about $50 rose bushes for a
big rose garden which is to be planted
In the front yard OF this institution, on
North FAINT street, declared MIR. II. S.
Ligon yesterday. One generous heart
ed lady has already donated % cut
tings for the garden, and Mr.. Lyon
thinks that there are others who might
wish TO contribute q few to the cause.
All yarities OF cuttings will he ac-
ceptable. Tho hospital association is
also establishing a scientific library
for the use Of the doctors and nurses
OF the hospital, number of medical
Journals, text books and periodicals
having already been placed In room
set apart for the library. !
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Traction .Scrape
Used on Streets.

Various streets of the city were
scraped yesterday by means OF big
traction engine hooked to road
scrape, and the arrangement proved
more effective than the split log drag.
Early In the morning the big tractor
took a bucking spell while coming
down steep incline on West Market
street and for considerable while
cut up several 'capers" altogether
new To the behavior of traction en-
gine. Before the engine could be stop
ped in one OF It's flights II dragged the
road scrape over high manhoIe, with
the result that the blade or knife of
the latter machine struck the man.
hole full force. breaking some parts
Of the contriyahce.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-21
Supervisor Wishes
no Borrow Money.

County Supervisor j. Mack king
will shortly borrow $4,000 for county
purposes, according to statement
yesterday by that official Mr.. King
states that the county Will need about
$4,000 by March 10. Last year the
supervisor paid 1-2 cents for money
This year, he stated. he has already
Ind promise of 5 per cent money
Both local banks and outside agents
are figuring on lending the county
this money. Mr.. King stated. The
notes for this borrowed money will
ne retired with tax money taken in
next falf.
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS 3
Items Of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over the
= Wireless the Streets OF Anderson
An Old Pea Is
Rack on Market.

Mrs Matte j. Hall. aSweli known
lady of the county. discovered in a
seed catalog some days ago an adver-
tisement Of particular .ype of Eng
lish pea which has been or the local
market for 20 years. She showed the
ad to Furman Smith. the well known
scotsman, and had him order a
quantity Of the seed. 1t is known as
the early salad pea. IL is said TO be
the earliest and sweetest pea grown.
The pea Is not hulled like the ordinary
English pea, but is broken up like a
string bean. The pea should be plant
ed nbout now, IL is stated.
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Febraary 5. lsl5.
REYARD.

I Reward Is offered for information AZ
to the whereabouts, or leading 20 tho.
prehension of one Joseph b. Tay-
lor. who left home about the 18th or
February. 10 ~. Rs Is the son Of 4.
M Taylor, tibout 80 years old, Is 1-S.
feet tall, weight 100 pounds, e.eani
shaved. hiie eyes. light haiS. amnllj
lump on Ioge tpf left ear s.aG waiiSs
slightly pigeon toed. wpS u farmer.
and would naihaiy be ora farm now.
and was sober and industrious work
er. He left d wife and tsFo Bmnil
children who With his parents are
arxipns 70 hear from him. write Mrs.
Joe 3. Taylor, Starr, s. G. Z. 3. y. l.
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Mr. Fearninn Was
better Saturday.

Clerk of Court James n. Pearman,
who was taken III at his office last
week and who has Teen confined to his
room since, was somewhat improved
yesterday. lie spent fairly restful
night Friday night and yesterday was
able to take nourishment. He Is still
suffering considerable pain from d
severe attack of tonsilitis. His friends
hope to see him out again soon.
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Wasliington's Birthdny
Party Monday Might.

The Little Workers" OF Bethel
Methodist church will give Washing
tons birthday. party Monday night at
1880 O'Clock at the Anderson Mill Hall.
Rocitations and music will he a part
of the program. Ice cream and other
refreshments will be served. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
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II. &. Tillman Gut
For Congress,

1t is with interest that Anderson
people have learned of the statement
by Mr.. II. l.. Watson, IL newspaper
man of prominence of Greenwood and
the new secretary of the chamber of
commerce OF that city. that Mr.. Henry
c. Tillman. a well known lawyer of
that town and son of United States
Senator b. X. Ti'lman, will be a can
didate for congressman from the third
district III 1916.
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egaIlOtIggs


TlEe For 5sfsft.as ssss.ss.s eas; eas EE4S.
ss.sss gatss
Please take notice only 1t: more
days tine ses sAass,.ssssssa fsssss al
s;'sss - - - sssss
ask all cities and towns and the
country TO- please make effort %
make feturns. otherwise you aras lial
Bile to so per cent penalty. Board OF
City Of Anderson asks that returns be.
made 70 Auditor az once.
WINSTON SMITH,
.Auditor.
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Hear our Orchestra and
gee the best pictures. AM
derson Theatre.
Personal

Misc Marle Eims OF Easley ig spend
Ing the weekend in. the city.
Il. G. Evans of .Pehdleton was
among the visitors In the city ester
day.
Miss Nell McCutcheon of Pendieton
was among the shoppers in the city
yesterday.
Uncle" Dave Taylor OF sandy
SPRINGS was In the city yesterday
L. l. Bannister of Craytonvlile sas
in the city yesterday.
John Staub of Aiken a cadet at
Clemson College is the guest Of Arthur
Barton.
J. H King OF carsweii Institute
was in the city yesterday.
w. II. Al. sherard of Iva was arnon,,
the visitors In the city yesterday.
Reid Sherara OF WiiIiamston was in
tae city yesterday.
ffg
Pat Hobs0n of Sandy Springs was
visitor in the city Yesterday.
j. B. Stone OF Six and Twenty was
in the city yesterday. q
J. " Hall OF IVA spens yesterday IN
the city,
Ies ice q. II Coke OF cincinnati. and Al.
w. Dirgin OF New York ieweiry ilrilni-
mers, were in the city yesterday.
8. III Jones Of the Emerson,s Bridge
section spent yesterday in the city. N
John Breat saie of Rendleton was
among the visitors n the slty sesters
day. h SIS
= il. HL Garrison OF the Sandy, SprinKs
section was d visitor Ia the city yes,
Miss Nettia hfcPhaii Of Hepexell
was a shepp,E H. the esty Yesterday.
%. q. kephail OF IizspswelI wss IN
the els yaste rday.
q O. Tones Of BtarF was d visitor.
In the city yesterday
A MePhaii oE Hopewssl was Id thes
city yesterday. 81
u o Robinson 81 AntFsyllss ,sas i
visitor n The city yesterday,
0isx6f eaSay os SEhtes SaSuf vSs.s
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IVA NOTES
o o o o o o o o o O o o o o O

lDe regular monthly meeting OF the
missionary society of the First Baptist
church was held with Mrs. s. T.. Lev
erette on last Friday afternoon. The
meeting was presided over by the pres
ident, Mrs w. A. Wiles. Three most
interesting papers were read by Mrs.
+. b. Willis. Mrs. G. NJ. Schrimp and
Mrs. S. NJ. Jones. After the business
was over, a social hour was enjoyed.
during which the hostess served a
sweet course.
Mrs. ID. A. Burriss spent Friday in
ANDERSON shopping.
Dr., j. ID. Wilson was In Lowndes-
Vile Il few hours Saturday On pro-
fessional business.
Miss Virginia Wilson has returned
from few days stay in Lowndesyille.
Mr.. +. r. Horton OF Anderson was
In town Friday on business.
Mr.. Gus Towngend spent few
hours In Anderson Saturday.
DR.. j. E. Watson OF Anderson was
here Friday on professional business.
Alr. Eaid Sherard of Belton is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. ". e. Sherard.
Quite number of young people
from here attended the, play Down
in Dixie" last Friday night at Starr,
which was rendered by the pupils of
the Iva high school.
DIR. ]. j. Wilson has returned from
business trip to Anderson.
Mrs. S. Z. Anderson was shopping
in Anderson Friday.
Mrs. S. o. Jackson and daughter
Miss M. f. jackson of Storc,ile were
visiting relatives in town Friday.
The civic Improvement association
held vl,ry enthusiastic meeting Fri
day afternoon in tho school audi
toriuml This meeting was presided
over by the vice president, Miss Lucia
Price. Prof. C. d. Coleman made a
very interesting talk which was much
enjoyed.
Mr.. Dud Wardlaw of Troy spent
Friday here on business.
Miss Maggie Thompson spent the
weekend with her parents in Seneca.
Mr.. A. b. Davis of the Jackson Mill
has purchased a handsome five passen-
ger car from Mr.. A. L. Todd of Ander-
son.
MIR. j. l. Jackson and son of Store
vile were business visitors here q
short while Friday.
Messrs. f. w. MCGEE and w. II. A.
Sherard have returned from Charlotte
N. G., where they attended the lay
mems convention of the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. S M Jones was shopping in
Anderson Saturday.
Misses Ruth Grace and Ray Jones OF
Antreville visited at the home oil
Mr.. j. c. Icnes this week.
Tho Timr0d Literary Society held
Its regular meeting last Friday after
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-21
Anticipates Big
Snring BUSINESS.

Miss Dora Geisberg. who is in New
York city buying millinery, ready to
wear, etc. will be home Tuesday. She
writes that she has purchased big
assortment of pretty millinery, ready
to wear, ETC., for spring. Miss Gels
berg writes that she is going to en-
gage one OF the very best milliners in
the east for the spring business, to
arrive In Anderson about March 1st.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-21
John II. Pruitt's
H0usH Burned.

About daylight yesterday morning
the handsome home OF Mr.. John r.
Rruitt about one mile from Emer-
sons bridge, on the craytonyille road,
was destroyed by fire. The structure
was . complete loss and only about
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tween the ceiling, and roof. The house
was erected about two years ago and
was valued at about $4,000 Mr.. Pruitt
carried $3,325 insurance on the house
and contents.
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Classified Columns,
Want Advertising Rates

Sig Times - - - - ' " SS1e.ss 'SNAsAss
All prorata for eae
word month made ON anne
= : ~ No w @pD'-I
Nc advertisement taken for less than vsnce
telephone directory you cs te,pbon
want ad 10 32 insrion Tor
prompt -
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NnTIGEl

There are d tlumber ogs persons who
have been listed for poll tax BY tho
school trustees OF the Anderson school
DistElet No. I and tie city os skidef-
son, wac have not pAsd yet Please.
call for poll tax when paying taxes.
and tiiiig save yDnrsaIv Ives q penalty OF.
$500. The time fcr paying without;
penalty Will expire hlafcl1 3st
I 3; ss - 10TlGT0N aAssTH.
Comfy. Aud dlsorI..
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Feb. Is: 1916.
Epunty Auditor

Syria, ainfoet the only country I'll
the world IN whch pisseclii nuts are
cult tyated produces about half 4 nliis.
lion pounds of them q year.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE BUY PEAS and pay the cash.
Furman Smith-Seedman. Phone
4ea' Dtf
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70 cool fever m 4 EMS a sourian
has ia vented & series OF rlbbaf tubes
20 cpulp telv SIR round q pAtsoh and
be flled with see n
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YES-We teach you the barber trade
and give position in our chain OF
shops at good wages or $780, At
lanta Barber College, 10 z. Mitchell
St, Atlanta Ga.
2-21-1tp.
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3 fsllk M Z ] q tElk 3 II " ~ a
a very delightS9s party WIS Eisen On
Thursday afteFneun ny AIrs. John Hail
az her pretty copnfs'y hofsp. ia honot OF
her guest Miss Cecil Parker ee IVA, a.
large htinbcf fFielii:s ere present
and the time piess sRitiy spent dEnaike.
Later q splere eala was serted.
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Aliss Maggie "a. Darlington went Il
Latirens to spend tbs weekend witt
her Erandmoslie
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MULES FOR SALE-We will have a
good load of mules in Friday morn
ing and we want to sell or exchange
for your old mules. The Fretwell
Go. 2-1S-3t
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WYATT, the $500 Coal man is still
selling the best coal on earth at
IS ton; and you get 1000 pounds,
too. Phone 1872
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WANTS

WANTED-To correspond, conf
dentially, with anyone desirioug Of
becoming permanently cured OF tho
morphine or whiskey habit. The
KELLEY INSTITUTE, COLUM-
BIA, sc. Box rs.
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HAVE YOU tried our dry cleaning de-
4 partment? il NOT. WHY NOT? Ros-
enberg. the 2Teiior Who Knows
; How. Phone 40. ss ,psss =
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w. c. Kay OF sFoWnsille Vi as In the
city Yesterday on business ". .a 5.
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Al Q, Thompson Of starr spent yes.
terday in the city. - 3,
W. r. Duckworth Of Wiiiiainston
was In the city yesterday.
Z. H. Welborn has returned to wiz
iiamston after short stay In the city.
D. crorner Of TownsilIe spent YES.
terday in the city.
/ James Selton 6f Roberts was q sisi-
tor in the city yesterday. a 80 - 3
J.. h. FeltonS and faiaiiy are spend.
ing the Weekend With relatives Al
Townyiile. s,s
Misses Elise Merrietts ahd clelic
Moore Of TowRytIls we're IN the city
yesterday.
Miss Estelie gruee Of Beiton IS the
guest otfps and Nrs s ii Bruce. s
Prof. NJ \: isAsss Il the Iens
sn.s sSIlopi ~ ;s
~ Prof. +. AZ hfahasl os the Lebanon
schoos spent Yesterday III the city,
n u VI = III u y
While Fant of Tpwnxiise spent yes-
steraay In she cily.l
w. c. KayS1of FoNnyilla was In the
city yesterday on business
AIiss MaggIe %. 0Arlineton went 10
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Willie Fant of Tpwnxiise spent yess-
5terday In the oiiy.i
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900 o Q Q Q o o o G Q . Q
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Miss Pensacola Branyon Of starr
spent ssterday q the city
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IS g. MeclesEsn 81 R5befss Mas Il
llle city yesterday
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Oliver eaSay az sshtes ssent yes.
tesdas II ne elsy
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Z Prof. +. AZ han 81 the Lebanon
schoos spent yesterday 81 the city, 4
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u o. Robinson 81 Antreyllss was
visitor A The city yesterday. s.
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L. H. welborn has returned to wiz
iiamston after short stay in the city.
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Mies karle islms OF Easlay ig spand,
Ing the weekend in. the city.
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Miss Estelie isruee of Beiton IS the
guest ofiDss and Alrs: s. "a Bruce.
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W. r. Dnckworth OF Wiiiiainston
was In the, city Yesterday.
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8. M Jones OF the Emerson Bridge
section spent yesterday ln the city. e
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-11-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of feri facias, to me d.
rected, issued out of the New Jersey Court OF
Chancery, will be sold at public vendue, on
WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, NINETEEN HUN
DRIED N FIFTEEN,
at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
in the Court Room, No. POI, Second Floor,
Trust Building, in the City of At
lantic City, County of Atlantic and State OF
New Jersey.
All those thirty-eight lots situate In the
Borough of Pleasantyille, in the County of
Atlantic and State of New Jersey. more par
set forth and shown upon a map of
Bayview. Place, on file in the office of the
County Clerk of Atlantic County, and num-
bered thereon as follows Nos. 264, 2S3, 298
to 307, both inclusive, 800 to 1922, both in
elusive, 324 and 1926.
Seized as the property of Risley's Real
Co. ct ais. and taken in execution at
the suit of Sarah A. Risley and to be sold by
JOSEPH r. BARTLETT,
Sheriff.
Dated November 20. 1915.
LEWIS STARR, Solicitor.
Prs fee 81 %