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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-20
CAL L(alEL is MERCURY! IT SlCKENS!
ACTS ON LIVER LIKE DYNAMITE

& =
II Hefe1s my guarantee=sGo to any drug
store and get a so cent bottle OF bod.
sons Liver Tone. Take n spoonful to-
night and If ~ doesn't straightcn you
right up and make you feel fine and
vigorous by morning want you to go
back to the store and get your inouey.
Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the
eale oS calonel because II. Is real liver
medicine; entirely vegetable. therefore Il
Hean not saliyate or make You Aict. =
( guarantee that one spoonful OF bod.
son 3 Liver Tone wili put yonr sISilS 81
liver to work aud clean lohr bowe5s b
that sour bile and eolsstipated waste
which IL ciogging your system and alaiS-
Hing .yofi feel miserable. I guarantees that
keep yoitr entire family FEELING iise for
months. Give iteo your children. Tt Is
harmless doesn't gfipe and they like it,
pleasant taste.
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Commercial and Financial
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK, March ls,-cotton
was quiet today and prices fluctuated
within range of or points, closing
steady and after opening steady at
unchanged prices to an advance of
2 points, the local market eased off
under scattering liquidation. some
southern selling and moderate local
pressure.
Predictions that tomorrow's ginning
figures would indicate a yield con-
oiderably in excess of the govern
-ment's estimate lint crop OF 1885,
600 bales. probably inspired some of
the selling. At no time, however,
was there any aggressive and af.er
showing a net loss of about S to 6
points. the market rallied on cover
ing by early sellers. and scattered
buying which may have been inspired
by the comparatively heavy spin
Ders' takings for the week.
Gotten futures closed steady:
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Q REFUGE ITEMS o
0 9
o o ooooo 10000 o 90 o .

Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely now. with Mr.. Clarence Viii
son as superintendent, Mr.. Eiamp
Hicks. clerk, and Miss Aurie Nelson,
organist.
Mrs. w. II. CreHshaw and little
children, Char.es and Nan, and Mrs.
Ellen jenkins, all of Pendleton, and
Mrs. Mettie Gillespie were visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Craig OF
Central last Wednesday.
A goodly number OF our young peo-
pie. and cider ones too. enjoyed q
nice singing at Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Gillespie's last Wednesday night.
Mrs. C. E. Wilson and little chill
dren visited Mrs. w. H. Hicks, last
Sunday evening.
MIR. w. c.. Wilson and daughter.
MISC Leila, visited the formers sister,
Mrs. r. w. Nelson last Tuesday.
Walker McElmoyle and Bishops
Branch played ball last Friday after
noon. great many of our younger
set went to McElmoyle to see the
game. They repcrted the game to be
10 IL In favor of McElmoyie.
Mrs. Mamie White and little
daughter, Leon, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. p. c.. Gillespie. and hei, mother,
Mrs. Jane Eyatt 8
Mrs. e.. r. Arnold spent one day
last week with Mrs. Ara Evatt.
Mr.. w. s. Norris and little daugh-
ter, Lois, attended Sunday school, at
this place last Sunday.
The people OF this community were
very sorry TO learn of Mr.. Lude
Whites sai accident While riding h
horse to water last Friday, IL became
frightened aud he was thrown 10 the
ground, breaking his right ankle, He
Is reported to be getting on exceed
ingly we'll under the sklllfuI atten-
dance of Or. Beorden. of Central, g i.
G..
The grain crops are certainly look
ing pretty since the weather has got
ten O. little warmer, and we hope. IL II
! is the win Of our Master. that every
farmer who. has grain sown, win make
q bountIfui crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID q. Evatt and lit
tie zon, d x c.. spent last Wednesday
night with the formers mother, Mrs.
M J !. Es0tt. &,
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Cotton Seed Oil.

NEW YORK, March i9.-Cotton
seed oil was lower today. final prices
showing a net loss of 5 to 10 points.
Liquidation was general. prompted by
gradual realization CT the magnitude
of this year's crush, coupled with
the break in lard and selling by re-
finers.. Buying was largely for south
err account. Sales 22.600.
The markets closed steady. Spot
6. go bid; March 6.60@6. .75s April
6. .6T@6.T3; May 6.75@6.7T; June
6. .S6@6.SS; July 6.99@7; August
z ,09@7 10; September 1891 20;
October q. .95@7.15.
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WIN Retain Franchise

CHICAGO March 10. -Kansaas ity
will retain It's franchise IN the Fed
eral League for the 1915 season ac4
cording to a si1fy publ sihsd here
today President Gilmore. the sl:ry
said. was attempting TO persuade Inz
diauapolis to give up its franchise
in favor OF Newark. N. - ], 10 which
city the Kansas City fraastilse Ws,s
transferred Hackers tlsa
Kansas City club as result of flie'
tsansfeF flied suit against slle league Z;
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Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO. March ls.-After show.
ing decided strength most of the day.
wheat today underwent sharp SET
pack, accompanied by disturbing
nearish rumors about a crisis said 10
nave been reached between Austria
and Italy. Closed unsettled Is to 3-8
under last night. Corn finished a six
eenh Q quarer down; oas ] 1-2 off
70 q shade advance, and provisions at
loss of 8 to 20@22 1-2.
Grain and provisions close:
WHEAI-May 1.56; July / .23 5-S.
CoNN--May "a 1-S; JULY 76 I-8.
OAIS-Aiay go S-S; July 55.
: CASH Wheat, No. 2 red,
o. i-2@1. go I'D; No. hard, 81
3-491 .63 3-S.
Corn. No. 2 yellow, "a 1905.
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|NewSFrOrllSene
Another Deep We'll Far S4necp.

SENECA, March ia contract
for another deep we'll for the town
OF Seneca has been let to MIR. j. j.
WllliamStcn. and work began on il
yesterday. II Is being drilled On the
corner of Main street near the Citizens
Bank. 1t is thought that the well will
not be more than $50 feet deep II will
be great convenience to those in
, that end of the town.
Popular Young Couple 10 Wed.
Ii has been publicly announced that
Miss Niue Hamilton and Mr.. Fl. ID.
Neill are to be married in the Pres
byterian church here. on April 21.
| Miss Hamilton is the daughter CT MIR.
w. c. Hamilton. one of the most
successful business men in this sec
tion OF the country. She is a young
woman OF many charms and much
good sense, and justly popular with
all classes, ages in colors. in Seneca.
Nj. Neill is one OF the proprietors of
the Seneca Garage. but until recently
was the accommodating baggage man
at the depot here. In that capacity he
! made friends with the public gen
orally by his agreeable service These
young people have the good wishes
OF everybody in Seneca for their hap
piness in their new life.
On last Sunday Miss Rosie Black
| and Mr.. Lee Dickson were married at
the hCme Of the brides parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. j. F. Black. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Jas. Ma
| Sen.
Miss Lucy Harbin and Mr.. Robt.
Sanders were married at the home Of
Mrs. Ella Whitten. sister OF the bride,
Friday night. in Anderson. Mrs.
Sanders Is q daughter of MIR. j. A
Harbin of the Shiloh section of this
! county, and MIR. Sanders has lived
near WalhalIa for number of years.
4 Number of Deaths.
Mr.. John w. Hunter. SO years of
age, died at his home in the Retreat
section OF the county. He was a men,
ber OF large and influential family
| OF OcOnee county.
Mrs. c. l.. McGufiin died at the
home OF her father. Mr.. j. S. Den
ny, in the Old Liberty section OF this
county last Thursday morning. She
was 26 years of age and had been a
sufferer from Brights disease for some
| time Mrs. McGuffin is survived by
her husband and three small child
| rem.
The friends in this county of Mr..
W. II. Cary, OF Honea Path, will be
sorry to learn that he is critically
| i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Gignillist and
Miss Sue Gignillist have returned
from an extended visit to Miami and
other points in Southern Florida.
Miss Winges, who has been visiting
Miss Norma Gignillist has returned
| to her home In st. Matthews.
Mrs. w. Fl. ;lcClellon, of Wood
bury, Ca, is isiting relatives in
Oconea County. Mrs. McClellon is q
sister of Mrs. John w. Dapis oil
Walhalla. Mrs. Arthur Davis OF
| Greenville visited relatives in this
| community last Sunday.
Miss Mary Julia Shanklin. of An
derson is visiting her grandmother,
/ Mrs. Julia Shanlflin near here.
Mrs. Ed. Adams. who has been
visiting Mrs. j. w. Stribbling, has
returned to her home in Hartwell.
Mr.. ]. S. Robinson went to Madi-
son Friday.
Mr.. w. o. Hamilton has been in
| Atlanta this week on business.
| Horace Wood and Willie Austin,
cadets at Clemson College got home
for the day. Thursday, on account of
Calhoun's birthday.
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Liverpool Cotton.

LIVERPOOL. March, 19.-Cotton,
spot. easier; good middling 5.6I;
middling 5.27: low middling 4.S7.
Sales 10000; speculation and export
$500. Receipts $4,000.
: Futures barely steady. May-June
5.1S; June-July 5.23; July-August
5.29; October November. 542 1-2;
January-Feb2uary 5.51 L..
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Notice

The animal meeting of the stocll-
holders of the Dime Savings Bank.
anderson. S. c., will be held at their
banking house on Tuesday, the 9Th
day OF April, 1915. at O'Clock .. m.
J. ID. BROWN,
President
Anderson. s. e.,
March A. 1918 II
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LEGAL
NOTICES

TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE
The time for paying taxes viii be
out April fst.. and lIaye published.
"a list of Anderson School Districts
No IL. which have not been paid.
Now II you fail to cali for your poll
tax when You pay your taxes 1t Will
cost you $500 SO iG you fail to pay,
do not blame your atiditor.
Preachers and School Trustees are
liable for Doll tax. rs
WINSTON SMITH,
County Auditor.
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Deieat C'eers!ji; ss.ieh.. .

(: (: n ATI.ANTA, Ca. March ls.--The
Buffalo Fedetala de2eatsd the Georgia
Tech baseball team here today. 8 to
@. IN seven innings Schnis and
lYoodlnAu pitched Tor Bngala.
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WANTS

WANTED TO Sandy Springs.
Rural Water Works. supplies
farms with water for stock and
home. No rains and no pumps. +.
Erected by manufacturers. For
pTiceS and information. apply TO
Rochester q Smith. Sandy Springs.
3-11-1 mo.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March 19.-cotton
goods were slightly firmer in pri-
mary markets today. Yarns quiet.
Wools firm and high as a rule. Silks
quiet.
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NOTICE TO THE TOWNSHIP
BOARD OF ASSESgORG

Please send In your. little book BY
the 18th instant, so that can notify
the parties whose property assess-
ment has been raised over one hum
dred dollars
The TowPnhip Board of Assessors:
will meet ie my office at IL noon Fri.
day, March 26th, 1915. Bnt be sure to-
send In the little books at once.
tSigned) WINSTON SMITH.
Auditor OF Anderson County.
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FOR SALE-Cane seed. Mixed car of
new recleaned seed received today.
both amber and orange, also car of
Feterita. Furman Smith, Scotsman.
Phone 464.
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Six Times $1O0. ~ ~ ~ " Of
All words prorata for each additional
word Rates 1000 month made ON ami
" A "-"No on "pp"-
No advertisement taken for less 1dvance
can te,ephone
prompt - ~ M
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MISCELLANEOUS

THE DRY STOVE WOOD W. sell Is
certainly giving the best of satis-
faction. How do we know? BY the
repeating orders from satisfied Gus
toners. Stove wood cut any
length. B. N. Wyatt. Phone 1872.
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WANTED--The privilege to cure.
tobacco users at home. $500 buys
the cure. Information if desired.
THE EGELEY INSTITUTE, co.
LUMBIA, s. c., Box rs.
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hANTEn-Few select boardcrs at
2l0 West Wilit,icr Street, next door
to Opera House. 3-lS-3tp
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CrTROLAx
cITROLAxl
J SCITROL.AXl

Ffrst--get the name down pat-ther
buy 1t of your. druggist. Just the YER,
best thing for constipation, sick head.
ache. sour stomach. lazy liver. slug.
Gtsil constipated bowels, The pleas.
antest surest, incest laxative you ever
used. Tastes good--Iil lemonade
Acts promptly, without pain OF
nausea. Gives you the most safisfac.
tory flushing you have ever had
Evans Pharmacy.
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WANTED-A reliable representative
In every community to act as agent
for The Intelligencer. Liberal CON-
missions paid. Apply The Anderson
Intelligencer. 2-2stf
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x %T ~ terday is gone Tomorrow does not ex-
" II ist TO-DAY is the day of Opportunity
~ - This is the coloumn of opportunities Read
it. Use tiff you seek broader opening
lo YOURSELF you seek you wantto buy machinery
fixtures, equip ment
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WANTED-At once. lve or six rooln
cottage near court house or on car
line. Address, giving particulars
and rent price per month, "E" care
Intelligencer. II
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Stien Piano used only
short time. good as new. Cheap
Tor cash. Write Piano, care In
telligencer. Stiff.
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Banuers. pennants and badges. Al
tractives designs for field day ex-
ercises and comnencements made
to order. Also diplomas, certih-
Gates. medals, class pins. Teach
ers' Supply Co. Greenwood. s. C.
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WANTED-Regn!ar customers for
pure sweet,nl..k Two deliveries
daily. Phone 1906. Bonham O'Neal.
3-19-6tp.
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WANTED-An experienced trimmer
capable of taking charge OF mil
linery department and earning good
salary. Age 2o to 80 years, single.
Address Trimmer" care Intelli-
gencer. 3L2O-3t
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WANTED-To hire a horse and bug
gy to use several days for light
driving in the country. Horse will
be well fed and taken care of. Ad-
dress A. b. c., care The Intelli-
gencer.
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WANTED-To correspond, conf
dentially, with anyone desirious of
becoming permanently cured OF the
morphine or whiskey habit. The
KELLEY INSTITUTE, CoLUM-
BIA, S. @. Box 75.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
CHAUTAUQUA
Young Mems Hebrew Association
Opens Season With interesting
Session Last NIGHT

J. o. Gordon. who is plant manager
.of the Bell Telephone company here.
opened the initial meeting OF the
Chautauqua season OF the Young
Mems Hebrew association last even.
ing. He outlined the work for the
coming year. stating that among some
of the big attractions coming would
be a demonstration OF the new accom-.
plished wireless telephone. This at.
traction will bs shown either in NOV
ing pictures or by actual demonstra-
ton. Other attractions will include
moving pictures OF the steel industry.
At the well attended gathering last
evening Dave Daniels rendered sew
eral excellent violin selections. being
accompanied by Miss Lena Kraft. Leo
Wolfe made an address I'm which he
reviewed the work OF the past year IN
the society. lie was followed by
Rabbi a. II. Silver who spoke OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
.DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, EASY, SAPB
NEW TREATMENT-NoT A DYE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GRAY HAIR
DARK AND lUSTROUS.

~ your hair is gray. streaked with
gray. prematurely OF Just turning
gray: II your hair Is falling: II YOU
have dandrun and your head itches.
simply shampoo your scalp and hair a
few times with Q-Ban Hair Color Re-
storer. Nothing else required. In a
day or 50 all your gray hair will turn
10 It's natural youthful dark shade. In
tire head of hair will become clean.
fresh. lustrous. wavy. thick. soft. full
of life. dark and handsome. Q-Ban Is
harmless. is not a dye but acts on the
roots. making hair healthy. so the gray
hair naturally turns beautifully dark.
so evenly that no one can tell IL has
been used. Get big Tor. bottle for so
cents. Apply as directed on bottle. II
Q-Ban don't dsrken your gray hair Soc
refunded. Call or write Griest Drug
Co. 1135 Market street. Wheeling. w.
Va. Out OF town folks supplied by par.
eel post. Ask for Q-Ban Hair Color
Restorer.
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M'MECHEN

Dr Wallace B. Fleming president Of
Bethany College. delivered a splendid
b sermon al the First VI F. Church last
/ evening. a large congregation was
/ present.
The Queen Esther Circle OF the First
VI r Church will hold an auction sale
B next Friday evening In the basement
B OF the church
10 BE- understood that a special SEES
sion of council viii be- held this week
/ TO take up the matter Of joining Ben.
wood In their Halloween celebration
In connection with the celebration OF
the twenty NTH anniversary Of the
/ local Christian Church the Rev q. G
I White of Bethany delivered a splendid
sermon az the church last evening
. Special services will b. held today and
I Tuesday.
/ Lincoln Lodge. No a.. O. q o F..
VIII hold their regular meeting this
evening in the McMechcn building.
Yesterday was an ideal day for mo-
torinE and hundreds OF machines
passed through the city
Stidgor McCracken. who is 800 NJ the
Glendale Hospital. having recently un.
. dcrwent an operation for appendicitis.
. is getting along a. nicely AZ could be-
expected
George Rowley of This city will opcn
I "a grocery store In the NciborFald build.
b ink ON sixth street
Robert Criswell. who has been con.
lined AZ the Glendale Hospital for tho
last three weeks. due 90 being injured
while at work Of tho Huchmau mine.
. has been brought to bis home ON
seventh street
" ~ johnson has returned to his
homo of ShopherdsfOwn 49,. Va. after
I "a visit with relatives here
Nrs George Shapr. who recently
underwent an operation sI fha Glen.
. dale Hospital is betting along nicely.
A number of local people have been
summoned fo appear in Circuit Court
az NoIrdHF.lIr today several have
been summoned a. jurors
Nr and Sire John Tlauen of sardiy.
+ %. spent yesterday In th, cIfv visiting
with friends
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MourdsviIIe Rri.f.

X VI. Decanp. who is employed AZ
AKRON. o. spent SUNDAY in the citv
street
Miss Gertrude Icskett. Of Bethe.ds
d. o. spending few DAYS In Tho rif,
Visiting with her sister
Mss. r VI Danham. Of Scranton
"a. VIII spend the week here. visiting
with Ms. 4. r. Roberts.
wilson Lanham. OF Weston. Is spend
ing Few days boz the CITY. VISITING
WIN his parents. Rev and Mrs q. a.
Lanham. OF First street
To" Woman.s Missionary Society O,
inr Baptist church will be- entertained
700. evening in Tho church parlors.
Mrs Martha uorcs and son O,
bridgeport o.. have returned home AT
''I VISIT with relatives here
Louie Conner. Of Second street
~ nv SUNDAY az Warrington. VISITING
WIN bis sister. Mrs. Lon Harvey.
Luther Grow. OF Jefferson avenue. BE-
pending several DAYS az LrtIeton
Visiting wrh relatives
samuel 'ouwcii a. Tarontum. pa
spent sunday here. visiting with bfa
VIE. who D. ths guest Of her parents
ami Mrs George W. Hyrns. of
Fifth street
Louis No.ID returned To- bis home
on SIXTH street yesterday. after "a visit
i'h relatives af Fast Liverpool. Pitts
brr-H aud Washington
Peters is confined 10 bfq
nome o" second street with lines.
ROY Woodward will resume his du
N'. or 'fr Rod Star rrorcry after be-
In. or du'f for couple of weeks
sIn"r.nr with an injured hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
BENWOOD
cslsbrauon Meeting.

Yesterday in the club rooms OF the
volunteer nrc department IN south Ben
wood, the business men and Are men tina I
nav chdrge Of arranging FOR the cels-
bfation To be held on Halloween even
Lhk held an interesting meeting when "A
ssherai discussion OF plans was tndulE-
% IN ihe meeting was "a enthusiastic
one ana ali seemed TO be OF one accord
IA regard 60 the celebration The move
ment was FIRST started hy the mem ber-
~ me volunteer department. and "a cele-
nIaton that from the present stand
point Is planned that witl eclipzs All that
years.
a big parade With plenty OF red IRE
" ~ De staged IN the evening and prize
VIII Dc awarded Co the best dressed
most coinical person In the parade. The
PRINCIPAL streets OF the city will be IN.
thofouEhfare taken hy the merry max
efS " the Union High school 10 b.
Planned 10 crown a king and queen So
lccted by popular vote.
No rowdF ism OF any sort will be toll
Grated on Halloween evening according
70 MaNor sprouts. The festivities that
are planned by the nre department are
enough OF a celebration 10 b. Thought.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
Bsnwood Brevitaes.

n T. Miller is the guest or friends IN
Woodiswn. tor few days
Carl Hoge. OF the Baltimore n Ohio
Railroad office. Is planning "a trip TO cal
ifornia.
CLYDE HALEY. yard clerk ct tho u. A o.
has been promoted 10 yard master in
the Bcilairc yards.
W r. Hicks. after several days i'll
ness. has resumed his duties at the local
B. a -. offices.
q. T.. Burns has left FOR Baltimore.
where he will spend a few days
= =. poud will leave within a fevg
days for Detroit. whore he will spend a
short time on business
James Allison left yesterday for Hunt
iurton. whore he viii spend q short time
visiting friends
Elmer HouEh has returned home after
visit iu Warrington.
Coach sanders 30 Is said Will select
the PLAYERS ON the Union high basket bail
team this week.
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This morning at - o'clock. Zoo Cr
rlii Court Judge a. e.. Hsrsy will
near arguments on tho demurrer fo
.n" indictments returned AGAINST A.
t0rnrys Martin Brown. D. So RITZ
james Jackson and Mrs 40 Moore
'nlffinE sIhnrn1'lon of perjury
Other business. aa follows. b. fo Do
given attention today House A lle-r
mann ta A. &c. Wruuyain. Prank Lu
rIe ts John T GALLAGHER Katherine
random E. b. HtIitaIu. A. D.
Even. s Fd Eoaa AU Those ..as.
ars old appeals The case of Tho state
49, o. hickman. CHARGED with ..o
IaIr. fHr Yo.f Irv viii poo submitted
f1 tHr court uu an agreement Df n.f.
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ftrnIr. ln Ihr auditorium of fHe fIraf
church Tho American daIr
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church.. Tu-.iav and Wednesday Of
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County superintendent of -,r0n.
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cation OFF rho nov Masonic castle. af
fIr capital s.ft
INr general Howafumiur com
uIffrr vII mer. Monday evening ana
make settlements for the IasI br
event