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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

it'd"s a. s"oi del lower and We *
~ We % = "'liuo further. Wool is also
''"i - IT, ~'tS"l .g drawing 10 q close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
IS ...... Observation-Disclosures. : n
CoMntrN-Cmrrd Bacon

Poultry; Hens Market quiet: re, eipts in.
cGTa l.I outlook lover. chickens-Re
prices quoted Egcs-Rec~!p;s Of fresh "Sg>
"N'rcmcl IS light. mark"; nrm Ru,,er--ai.r.
E"t higher and hr'n; outlook higher re
ccirts lch, NCal>-ENuem-i% rcar,c and
wanted. Lave stock-Marke, in splendid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

NEW YORK. Scr,emher :a-M-rcan,ile
paper. 3'iG3t. Sterling siYtv-dav h,N.
s. go: for 6"'nand 81 Sos: for cahlcd. :, ssTi
Bar silver g.: Mexican dollars s., Gov
c:7r!"nt hortS, '.teady. railroad bonds
s'c- ~ tHIl N 2lcE. .S...tEN MIMI rlre -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

NEW YORK. September sk-Port move
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. September 10. I9i6
+OLESALE QUOTATIONS. ON CHANGE
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
True Secret of Keeping
Youthful Looking
(Ths Beauty Seeker.)

-, The real secret Of keeping young -look-
ing ana BEAUTIFUL. says a we'll Known
D. gienist. lis TO keep the liver and bow
e4s normally active Without these re-
pdiSiteS, poisonous waste products re-
MN IN the system. pOlluting the blood
ahd lodging an various organs. tissues.
joints One becomes nabby, obese, nerv-
e~s. mentally sluggish. dull-syed. ~rin-
L4ed and sallOw Of face
Bat 10 get liver and bowels working
- they ought. without producing evil
otter effects. has been the problem. For
t4nateiy. there ~ prescription Of un-
Questioned merit. which may now be had
80 convenient tablet form. Its value -
cue largely 20 an ingredient derived from
tnc humble May apple. OF its root. which
mas been called vegetable calOmea be-
Cause 81 It's eTectivene~s-thOuRh Of
course ~ - not TO be classod with the
zeal calOrnel 81 mercurisl origin. There
. ~ habit forming constituent In 'senta-
tei tablets-that's the nzme-and their
vs. D. not followed by weakness or ex-
htlstiOn. ON the contrary. these HARM
less vegetable tablets tend to impart
tone and elasticity 10 the relaxed intas-
tinal wall SentancI tablets. which may
a. procured from any drugGist-A dimes
worth viii do-will prove a revelation to
any cOnstipated. liver troubled person"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Looking Over School
Conditions in
West Virginia

Hon Jackson Davis, Jorner state -u-
peryisor OF coloresi schools of the state 81
Virginia. now field agent Tor the general
board Oi the country. which
board has for it, object hearty. mu-
tusl. and friendly corporation with the
various states OF the s'uth along rouca-.
tionai lines To- perfect more complete
and substantial system Of s'iucation for
the race, has been IN thi- state Tor the
past ten days, looking over srhOrl con
ditions and making note thereof lie
visited several counties within the bounds
OF the state. among which were Green
brier, Faye ~, kanawha. Mcdowell and
Mercer, aud visited several "a the prinri-
pie schools. lie Vas accompanied by
Hon w. W. Sanders, STATE Supervisor
OF schools, Who went With him over tll..
counties OF fAyette. kanaWha. Mellow FL
and Mercer. When ln McDo- ell he Wa
ready joined 10y Hons. II X Barl,e and
Il. VI. CorDett, District Superintendent
Of schools OF Browns Greek, y Drthiork
and Elkhorn districts respectively.
They visited the Welch, kimbail. Key
stone, Northfork- snd Elkridge
schools IN Mcdowell county. anil Vas
heard u express himself a. being highly
pleased with the high toned conditions
and standard OF e'iucation ga tii- tate
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
brummers Favors
Judge Robinson.

Mr.. p. W GstcheII. Of Charleston
w. Va, travelling salesman for the
sprsgue 4 Monroe Coffee o., ws- IN the
city TUESDAY and Wednesday. Mr..
g fcbell made several ssle- II bigh-zrade
coffee and took time from his labor- TO
call &C the Times Office and discuss poll
tics. The bustling salesman v a clo-e
friend 81 Hon. Phil Waters and a great
sdmirer Of Judge Ira Robinson and does
noe hesitate 10 say that the able juri.t j.
the man for the Republican, b nomi-
nate for governor.
tie made this statement 10 buyer Of
hrs coffee: III this coffee = not what !
r. present IL 10 he, send IL back at my
xpense and Jon need not vote for Judge
Robinson, but II on the other hand. q i-
- represent it, then I shall expect ron
70 buy some more and vote for Judge
Robinson ("
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Great Demand for New '
Constipation Remedy

They say that the advent Of the ''senta-
nel tablet - vegetable Substitute for
ffi'nrl nas resulted IN an extraordinary
demand Tor this remarkable product IA
seems 70 have made hlf particularly
With those afnIcfed with chronic consfi-
T1fon. who we're quick 70 recognize it,
n1fantages over calornel and the usual
laxIflves.
Ssnfanei tablets ssf>e from their ~
cacy. doubtless owe their success largely
- ter1fncy - al In bringing about
natural funcfionir~- Of ~ncour-
aEine The "csfhartic habit" Also. insfe~f
~ inJurlnG the u.cTnbraneous lininx o.
The organs Involved. they exert n heallr z
influence. Instead u weakening. ther
sdd tone 20 the intestinal wall And they
work 80 easily and gently. they are u
course preferred on this sccoun. % tn
VIOLENTLY acting purKatlves. Their mex
pfrsiF~ness - another reason for the
POPULARITY ~ s<nfsnel tablets One need
Pros IRE only a dimes worth. and tai
one tablet upon retiring. 20 be convince
that the IDEAL remedy for cOnstlpafios
torpid liver. ard their many evil cons
cuences. has finally been found--DraG
gists Review
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Notice.

The Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company has requested a. Com
mon Council II the City Of keystone.
Mcdowell County, W. Va. - pa-- an
ordinance authorizing IL b. u-s the -trect-.
alleys and highways 81 said city for tn
purpose Of constructing therein ard
thereupon it, poles. conJuit-. cables.
wires and fixtures.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
NJ AlPIN
RY frIN WALLER. }

(RY fTIN wAtLEg.)
Srch a revival meeting VAS never be-
fore witnessed ON the Gull a. the one
held the past ten days 10y Rev. ID. q.
Hunter, Rev. Daniel >tratter and Rev.
smith. Rev. Hunter closed the meeting
Friday night with twenty one converts
and fifteen reclaimations. on sunday
morning fifteen put oil the whole armor
for Baptism. sunday night thirty -ionr
were added to the church. after which
the Lord's supper was administered and
the righe-hand of fellowship WAS extend
ed To the candidates ON "Wednesday
night there were nine converts and ths
church was set on hallowri tire. W.
could say a. one Of the APOSTLES did O
old. Ii Was good for Us e. lie here. Tin
Lord really stayed on McAlpin these tel
days. Rev, M~Clondy preached Non
derful sermon "Wednesday night.
Miss Edna Hancock, OF Beckley. Wa=
the guest of her uncle. MIR. Coney
Rich ardson.
Our public school teacher. Mrs. Me
Clayton, was called To- Institute NJ ondsy
on account Of the death OF her sister.
Miss Mollie johnson.
Miss Ada Finney Was called To Roam
oke Monday on account of the death OF
her sister, Miss Anna Haynee.
Miss Flora Richardson left Monday
for her home on I.oupe Greek
Miss Laura Bennett r. visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Mamie Moore.
Mrs. Rosa Anderson was ma Mullen-
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Williams has been on the sick
list Tor the past three weeks
Mrs Sarah Gray, of Charleston. l. the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Lucy Parker
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Eula May Johnson
Succumbs After
Months of Illness

The incurable tuberculosis which has
been preying on and after the very vitaIs
of Eula May Johnson all summer de-
msnded Of her 70 SURGEON b to it's pow
ers on last Sunday when that mysterious
transit of life into eternity took place.
She had been in Keystone for several
years Her people specially lived in
BIuefield and Pocahontas. Her remains
were taken to Graham for interment
All the expenses being borne by Mrs
Belle White. The pail bearers were all
women and were dressed in white. The
casket Was also white. She was not q
member Of any church but We learn that
she made profession of faith before she
parted this life.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Jail Robber" ]. K.
Smith to Make Wet
Speeches In Ohio

Hon Jas. Knox Smith. the National
jail koi'b.r." hss re~ptly he~n selected
sy the vet COMMITTEE of the state OF
OHIO u make some sr,eclies in the great
wet aud dry can paign nox going on.
lie will begin his famous campaign mex,
week at ironton, Ohio. and will tour the
state We predict great -ucce-s for the
acts as far AZ the 'Jaii Robt,er" goes.
because he is a mo~t pleasing AS we'll as
Entertaining speaker.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Mercer County Pro-
tective League Meets.

BIne6eld, W. Va. Oct. I6.-The exc
cutive committee Of the Mercer County
Protective League met in the Law offices
Of Attorney w. J. Parker Friday even
ing Members were present from all
parts Of the county and at night the ex-
ecutive committee and several members
OF the league had ss their guests Attorney
General A. A. Lilly, probable candidate
for Governor; Mr.. Wilkes and DIR. Eli
son, Of Raleigh county; T. Edward Hill
and squire w. VI. Howard, OF Mcdowell
county
The executive committee Of the league
took no action in regard to candidates
or probable candidates but many Of the
members pledged their individual sup
port 10 Gen. Lilly in case he becomes q
candidate for governor.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Chief Cause of Pimples-
Blotches, Sallow Skin
CMessenger Of Healthy

" hty eruDtiOns. pimples. bols.
tlofrhfs SallOw or muddy skin. usually
ore due o. q sluggish liver. q constipafed
boNel--and polluted blood stream as q
fyrsfl uence How foolish In such case.
a. resort 20 outward applications, which
ttn never have natural, permanent re-
Iiis. " more people only knew a. there
D. . very simple remedy. 20 be found in
any drug store. which ~ a. effective as n
D. harmless and quick acting. n 10 an Old
Formula. long recognized BY the medical
IfpfrsslOn. which has been put In tablet
f'ln. and ~ such small cost no one need
now be deprived Of its wonderful bsne-
lfs
Sentanel tablets"-thsts the name
ere Entirely vegetable and there's no
habit forming INK edient You need only
Get about a dimes worth. and suaIlo.
one AZ bedtime 10 realize there's nothing
- quite - good Tor the purpose The
action IN the morning ~ 80 sasy 80 sooth-
lng, ana instead q weakening after
fHNff. you feel truly refreshed and lnvis-
Grated. Senfanel tablets are not only
the finest remedy known for constipation
~ torpid liver. but offer the sanert
most sensible treatment for c0rnpIexion
q diculties % the character mentioned
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22

IL la1nsr's paFsa6. Rev. and NM J. A.
fSoots. In Dryden ssree<
NM Mabss Dinond wss called 70
Huntington Thussdsy TO attend the fu-
nsrsl NJ her cousin. Mn T. b Smith,
Who ps~>d away after . brief illnes-
R-Q Hill and r. r. Scales we're at
Peg several dsys this week attending the
Qusreeviy Pat offers Council Of the Trne
ksformen.
"Old Folks Day will be observed To-
m"vrow st the Fir~t baptist chnrrh. If
which ths Rev b X. Reed 10 pastor. A
special program will be rendered and .
free dinner sevved to the elderly men,
hers in The basement The Rev. Warner
Brown, B. D., pastor Of the First Baptist
church Of Montgomery, filed the pulpit
Thursday and Friday niGhs of this week,
and preached two excellent sermons.
his CLARA RAMON returned 10 Colum-
bus Tuesday. after . very pleasant three
weeks visit 70 Yer parents, Rev. and Mrs
f. J. Woodland. in Dixie street.
Mr. Susan Hairston. Who he been
visiting her daughter, Ms @. l.. CLARK.
in Quarter steeet, left yesterday for ner
home in MartinsvilIe, Va
Mr. Fleming Anderson celebrated her
9Th birthday with q prettily arranged
house party and luncheon from to 30
Tuesday evening. as her residence in
Brooks street. In the receiving line were
Misses Annie Walker and Willie Brown,
while Mrs Msble Phillips presided at the
piano, and rendered . number Of sweet
selections. Mn. Girtse Hiskle poured
the coffee, and Mrs. r. Jefferson presid-
ed over the punch bowl. The psrlor ana
the dining room were beautifully deco
rated, and Mn- Annerson Was the recip-
lent of many costly and useful presents
The invited guests pre- ent were: Mrs.
Mary Robinson, Mrs. NJ. :. Walker,
Mrs- Susan Wade. Rev. and Mrs J. A.
Scott, r. c. McIver, Rev. A. q. Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elma Forte. Mr.. and
Mr. M. G. Drumgoole, Mr. and Mrs
Eddie Harris, Mp M. o. Mitchell, Mr..
and Mr. Add Flsgg, Miss Lizzie Banks.
Xr. and Mrs. +. 7. Wade, and ! Jefier-
son.
Considerable local interest is being
shown in the revival 1t the Second Bap-
tist churchs The attendance is usually
good each evening, and something over
twenty additions have been made to the
church during the past two weeks.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
ttkHoAH+ HoAFHRoRk
DISTRICTS HOLD
FIRST INSTITUTE

The first rs,her's meesioR Of ths Elk
horn Ncrthfosk dis<ricts r.-avened q shs
N"rthfork eolor~d school l.. ne SasuAdsy.
October 10.
The meeting wss called Q, order By the
Superintendent. Prof q NJ Oorness,
and the following program was render
ed:
Sorg-''Onward, Christian Soldien."
Prayer, hy Rev. J W. x .binson.
Adstsss, BY Sups. q. N. corne<s.
Psper<"How 1 am Try, 20 pnt life
into the teaching Of Eng 81" wss we'll
rendered by Miss Mozetts Psgs-
Pap<r-''Should the tes. her have her
hook open during reriI lion 20 This
subject wss ably handled i.y Prof Sum-
ner Mills
Remarks, by Rev. j. X smith, OF Hol-
Inns, Va He Impressed upon tie insti-
tnte the Importance Of Being, rather
than Seeming to Be-"
Psper-"what 10 have children men,
ori,e. and why ?' was fully discussed By
Mrs. Snipe and Mn. Aris s'arter.
Paper-'The importance of getting
every member of the class to sc the
point in what you are aching" was
we'll handled BY Rev. J. W. Robinson.
DR.. A s. Adams favored the Institute
with two solos, ITO You, and ''in the
Garden of My Heart"
All Of the teachers of tls- two districts
were present with the exception of Miss
Ella Marshall, who has goi.e TO Charles
ton on account of Illness
The following visitors were present:
Rev. 8. w. Crockett. u ember of the
Board Of Education of No, ihfork district;
Rev. Berger and Rev. J. n. Smith; Drs.
A. $. Adams and Earl Campbell; Miss
Rosa u. Bridgeport and Mr. Page.
w. ID. JOHNSON. Reporter.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
CHAR LEST ON

Prof n. n. Rsiley, field agent for the
West Virgins Colored Orr hans Home.
at Huntington. was here yesterday on
business.
Misses Luis Dickenson, Beatrice Cox.
and Mrs. John Floyd rec,ived and very
pleasantly entertained the Minister'S So
cid Helpers Thursday evening with
luncheon a. the lstter's home in Quarri-
or street.
The revival conducted ~ the Rev p.
n. Tolliver and Rev. Judsr Coleman, ut
the old African Zion BsI tist church, st
Maiden. closed last night ~ith much sue
ce>s, fourteen additions having been
male TO the church. This church has
the Dir nett IN Of being the firss colorei
Bsptist congregation in the state, and .
large number OF Charleston people will
sss nd the baptizing services tomorrow ss
! O'Clock
Ms. I'D NM -. O. Dvunepsas, Of
1ss1snA. - ~ vssk-s.k - &
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
CONVICTION

Mrs. Anna Steward il visiting her
daughter. Mrs Gussle Brown, i'm Alder
son, w. Va, this week.
Mr.. Vensfle Hunter IL visiting HE
father, JAS K. Hunter, and other rela-
tives in this city. Mr. Hunter is one OF
the instructors 10 brick work at the Tus-
kegee Institute, Ala.
Mr.. Harvey Newsome is rpending q
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Newsome.
Mrs. Anna Leitwicb returned from the
University hospital, in Charlottesville,
much improved, after a two weeks stay
there.
Mr.. Peter Wicks' OF Richmond, Va
died Monnay morning at the home of his
sistsr, Mrs Delphis Young, of this city.
Mr.. Hicks has heer . great sufferer for
the past twelve months. lie leaves one
brother, two sisters and q host of friends.
His funeral was preached Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock, in the first Baptist
church, by Rev. Il. +. Jackson.
Miss Mary Mann. formerly of this city.
b<st who bad made her b"me in Wash
ington. ID. O., for the last year, died in
that city October 2nd. Her death was
sttribted TO tuberculosis. She is survived
by father and four brothers, Of this
city.
Mr.. Alix NewIin and family left Tues
day morning to he the guests Of bis
brother. Willard knowlin, at EIkton,
w. Va.
Miss susie Msyton. formerly Of this
city, but now Of White sulphur SPRING..
wss in town a few hours Mondsy.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Donald Penn
Accidentally Shot

Wednesday afternoon while playing
with a friend who hal a gun in hi.
hand. Donald Penn was accidentally
shot IN the breast. and Was taken To Har-
rison's Private Hospital. but DIR. Hsrri-
son being away at the time. he Was taken
To Welch, where IL Was fonnd that the
wound Was not serious
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Negro Appointed As
sistant Fire Marshal.

Columbus, o., Oct. l4.-Gov. Willis
has appointed Hon. Thos. A. Goode a.
an assistant State fire marshal.
The appointment of Mr.. Goode meet
with the hearty approval Of the Negroes
OF Ohio and the governor has received
many congratulations for HE selection
Mr. Goode is hustling young man Of
business standing, a Mason, Pythian and
q strong church man, and IN addition to
being an able man of character he IL a
Republican of note.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Notice.

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telc-
phone COMPANY ha- requested the Com
mon Council Of the Town Of CLARK. Nc
bowel County. West Virgins o. ra-- an
Ordnance authorizing u D. n-c til,. q se.-
ALLEYS and highways oi -aid town ior the
purI,o-e of constructing therein AMI
tbercupon q fole-. coniuit-. cables.
wires AMI fixtures. DO y ~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Notice !!

We take this method % inform t4e
public that Rev. T.. N. fiwar,i- of B.u..-
field, W. Va. has teen appointed ~
state Organizing Agent Of The Goilen
Rule Beneficial and End0Hfn A--,,.ia-
ton, and W. ask Tor hun the co-oi~re-
talon Of al the coiorei people %. ths.
state ia getting thi- organization e~tai,-
li-bed in every community
RFv X. n. VI, KoY. ID d.. Pre-.l.n Z
II
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Notice.

The Chesapeake and P0tomac Tele-
phone Compsny has requested tie C,,ro-
mon Council OF the Town 81 Kimbsll.
Mcdowell County. Wet Virginia, q
pss- an ordinance authorizing il to ne
the street,. alleys and highways II said
town for the purpo~e Of constructing
tkusFein and thpTrupon - pole~. condnis.
0hao. Win md 6xtnrol l0a-4v
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Kimbal Bon Tons
At Hot Springs,

Rev. M. J. Johnson, Mr.. David Gar
land, Peter Marshall and DIR. J. r. Ross,
of Kimbs'I. report having greatly i'm
proved a. . result of their trip to Hot
Spring. They have been gore nearly a
month and from the fart that they are
40 contenteo and express through letters
their contentment Justify their friends
20 bespeak for them much improved
health and rinvigorated bodies.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Howard
University
Washington. ID. &.

Washington. ID. &.

Dark red COW. left horn broken
III in half, is very large COW
with calf. weighs about 500 lbs
and is . good conditioned COW
Any one finding and returning
same 10 me or notifying me Of
her whereabouts will be amply
rewarded.
TOBIN,
|e-l16 Kinball W. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Pay Up Your
Subscription

Friends, II you owe 10 this office your
subscription. or anything. however, little
N much il may he. ami most OF You know
You owe NJ, please open your hearts and
oocketbo-'ks and send or bring it To us.
The recent loss u the editor Of this pa .
per--his home in Virginia and that OF
hts people, and the Immediate efforts
being put forth Tn rebuild. necessitates
him To have every cent due. - n you
mean right, and we believe you do. for
common -en-e-sske come across and take
our money ont Of yonr pocket and give
Il u 10 us. We are talking about YOt' .
YOU who owe us. Now We have beeu
kind 10 you. and don VI ant to have Ia
call you 10y name, hut W. will do il IL
you could 10 right.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22

The Representative for The McDove
nos yin - - ell q vos 800 - pss.ss
- 00.@ 49, - bsasxuapAs.s
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22
Clay Lamkin Of
Graham Dead

Last saturday night Mr.. Clay Lsnkin.
an Old citizen OF Graham. Va. VA. Ia
ken Ill and died sunday. He Was buried
Tuesdsy in the Graham cemetery. ONLY
lev of his relatives could bs r~a. hsi
time enough N he st tile funeral. a.,
'esv~~ wife. one s"n. many relatives
and host 81 friends. Tie Mas a m-n,-
Ter OF the church and hears the re,uta-
ton OF having lived a very useful life.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22

Rev. W. ". Sanders. Stale Supervisor Of Schools, and
s.e q the best informed in the State will preach in CAL
hsuns Hal Sunday morning at II o'clock
Rev. Sanders viii address the citizens seleek Sunday
afternoon the nowbarag question Of the evegsws ed
ueonAl awakening the country among The sesrse Ev
cry NEITHER father daughter and woman beth white
and colored invited be present Watch for the bills
Doat f, to Lay aside prejudice and personal feeling
If any and hear him.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-22

If you owe Us anything ,
please send il IN. We
.eed The Money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-02
JUDGE ELLIOT REVOKES ORDER
 IN BANK CASE
Claims Against Stockhold- CTS to Be Prosecuted by
 Commissioner.

Upon Bank Commissioner Davis petition, Judge John M Elliott yester- day revoked an order, entered Febru ary 27, 1915, in the case of the de- funct Bank of Pine Bluff. and instruct ed that the claims against stockhold- CTS should not be sold. The court approved the action of the commits sioner in instituting suit to collect the assessments against the stock, holders.
 The sale of 20 acres of land in sec ton 21, township 6. range 9, levied upon to satisfy a judgment for $2,760 in favor of Sebastian Geisreiter and against John o. Harrison, was post poned for sixty days from November 30.
 Levi Corley was granted divorce from Louvenia Corley, on the ground of cruel treatment
 Circuit Court.
 With Special Judge S. J. Hunt on the bench, the following business was transacted in the circuit court:
 Thacher Medicine company vs. for $109.SO.
 Frank C. Holland vs James Gould; plaintiff enters non-suit.
 Isaac Nichol vs. J. F. Clemmons; motion to transfer to equity granted,
 Silhernagle & company vs. John Ussery; jury finds for plaintiff on an account in the sum of $225.
 T. J. Collier filed a motion for Q new trial of his suit against the Cot ton Belt for S50,000. claimed as dam ages because of alleged injuries.
 Prosecuting Attorney Parham con- senting, Judge Hunt reduced to $250 the bond of T. c. Wilson, indicted for assault to kill one Trooper Powell.