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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-03-30
Cope Cuttings.

Cope, March 27.-Dr. T. M.
Stuckey, Rev. E. H. Beckham and
Mr.. E. R. Boltin went to Augusta
Thursday by auto to view the ruins
caused by the big fire.
Miss Berta Hill, a teacher of the
Cope school, went to Augusta for
the day Saturday.
Messrs. w. Clark, J. C. Gray and
II. N. Antley spent yesterday in Au-
gusta and returned on the four fifty
seven passenger train.
Rev. Joe l.. HERS filled his ap'
pointment at the Baptist church here
Yesterday afternoon.
Rev. E.. H. Beckham met his ap-
pointment yesterday at Bethlehem
and Wesley Grove.
Mr.. J. I. Valentine and family
spent yesterday with his mother
Mrs. M. E. Valentine, below Cope;
and returned in time for Sunday
school at Union church in the after
noon.
Little Evelyn Henerey, who was al
home all of last week with bad
cold. returned to school this morn.
ing.
Miss Flossie Griffith, of near Bam-
herg. spent yesterday with her broth
er Mr.. G. E. Griffith.
Miss Vera Thomas, who teaches al
Annleton. spent the weekend al
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
N. J. Thomas.
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SPARTANBURG BOY MISSING.
Lieut.. Robt. HI. Willis, Lost in MeXi.
co. Resided at Inman and Landrum.

Spartanburg, March 23.-Robert
H. Willis, one of the two lieutenants
of the First Aero squadron of the
United States forces reported lost
somewhere in the desert foot hills OF
the Sierra Madres in Mexico, is a
Spartan burg county boy and resided
for a number of years at Landrum
and Inman in this county where his
father, R. H. Willis, taught school.
He is a brother of Alfred Willis, OF
spartanburg and Mrs. Roland Lee,
wife of Representative Roland Lee,
a member of the South Carolina leg
islature from this county, is his Sis
ter.
Dispatches were sent by relatives
of the young aviator from here this
morning to Gen. Funston at Colum-
bus, N. NJ, requesting such informa-
tion as may be available concerning
his fate. Lieut.. Willis was regarded
as one of the most expert members
of the First squadron and it is fear
ed that he started on his flight over
Mexico without the necessary precau-
tions. His brother said here today
that he was given to taking long
chances, believing he could overcome
any obstacles that might arise.
The Willis family lived for several
years at Donalds, in Abbeville coun-
ty, and at present R. H. Willis the
father of the young man, is making
his home at Simpsonville, in Green
Vile county.
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account for it.

sage of congratulation to the win
ners in the name of the State and
ioined heartily in the messages OF
greeting. President W. M. Rlggs' OF
Clemson college; DR.. W. w. Long,
head of the demonstration work in
this State; l.. L. Baker, head of the
Bows Corn club work; Ira w. Hill
of the United States department OF
agriculture; J. T. Lilies, chairman OF
the house ways and means commit
tee: Jas. D. Lee, of the State depart
ment of agriculture, and several 9TH
ers congratulated the young boy corn
club winners, and altogether it was
a most delightful and enjoyable oc'
casion.
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Fire at Ehrhardt.

Yesterday morning the residence
of Mrs. w. P. Pate, in Ehrhardt, was
destroyed by fire. The residence was
occupied at the time by Mr.. H. r.
Pearlstine. The fire was first dis
covered in the roof, and it is probable
that it caught from the flue. The
wind was fortunately blowing in a
favorable direction for confning the
blaze to this building, although it
seemed imminent at times that some
of the neighboring houses would
catch. The residence was worth, it
is stated, about $500, and very lit
tie insurance was carried.
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One Dollar and a Half a Year
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
IN VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around the
County and Elsewhere.
Ehrhardt Etchings.

Ehrhardt, March 2S.-Mrs. Chas
Ehrhardt entertained last Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her mother
Mrs. G. A. Mcmillan, in celebration
of her sixty-second birthday. Mrs
Mcmillan is a big-hearted old lady
and for one to be on her list as a
neighbor means that one will GER
tainly receive her best attention in
sickness, etc. The number and quail.
ty of presents presented by the nu-
merous guests who attended and en-
joyed Mrs. Ehrhardt's hospitality 60
to show the high esteem which her
friends have for her. A salad course
was served, followed by cake and cof.
fee. All enjoyed the afternoon and
wish that Mrs. Mcmillan be favored
with many more years of health and
happiness. Those attending were:
Mrs. G. A., Mcmillan, Mrs. Mckenzie
Mrs. Sarah Roberts. Mrs. B. M. Rob
erts, Mrs. J. H. Roberts, Mrs. E. D.
Dannelly, Mrs. E. P. Copeland, Mrs,
HI. Ehrhardt, Mrs. John Hartz, Mrs
III. Planer, Mrs. H. w. Ehrhardt, Mrs,
Kirkland, Mrs. Sease, Mrs. Gaines, OF
Atlanta, Ca; Mrs. A. F. Henderson,
Mrs. E. E. Hughes, Mrs. Joe Cope
land, Mrs. J. R. Smith, Mrs. ]. E.
Folk, Mrs. o. E.. Kearse, Mrs. S. w.
Copeland, Mrs. F. G. Lemacks, Mrs.
A. B. Coggins, Mrs. J. B. Ramsey
Mrs. w. B. Moore, Mrs. j. Speights
and Mrs. C. r. McTeer, of Henderson
vile; Mrs. F. H. Copeland, Mrs. DR..
Hucks, Mrs. J. B. Ehrhardt, and Miss
Ella " q.
MI, 3. D. Bennett is at home
again ,,ter spending several weeks
at harleston hospital, looking as
til h he had never been sick.
C. R. McTeer and Mrs. J.
spet is, of Hendersonville, visited
their sister, Mrs. w. B. Moore, last
week.
Mrs. Gaines, of Atlanta, Ca, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. F. Hen
derson.
Our base ball team went out to
Bamberg last Friday to play their
first game of ball for this season with
the Carlisle team. Result: A good
whipping.
Mr.. c. C. Moore left Sunday toa
Charleston to join the Charleston
base ball club, where he will play
ball for this season.
Miss Eleanor Rice, of Charleston,
is a guest at Mrs. A. B. Coggins's.
Children's day exercises were held
: at the Lutheran church last Sunday
evening. Several interesting selec-
tions were read by the ladies, recita-
tions by the young girls, followed by
short talk from the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Roof.
Mr.. T. W. Davis and son, of City
Point, Va, were called home last
week on account of Mrs. Davis being
very ill. She is slowly improving.
JET.
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Spain has enough coal in unexploit-
ed mines to serve the nation for two
centuries, and government commits
sion will try to develop deposits and
check an annual importation of g.
100000 tons.
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Read the Herald, $3.50 per year.
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Don't fail to hear the male quar-
tette at Carlisle auditorium MONDAY
night.-adv.
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The only made quartette OF the
season will be here on the lyceum
Monday night.-adv.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-17
:" csf0'' 's1S 'Sr~f>t ia sSNEt,XvI y
BARK4ELR DIES, OF WOUNDS.
.sHssg ~ sns tE--fsssF- .ETt tSssusa, vsap,
iieNy Taken - rAsxaA SUNDAY, Night
Where Inquest Was Held.

'4I. J. Barfield, the man who was
shot at Pisgah on last Thursday af-
terroon by a man named Logan in a
quarrel over the use Of boat died
early Sunday morning. at the Tourney
Hospital. where he had been brought
for treatments The, load OF shot In
fticted a. terrible wound In Baraeld's
groin and there had been little hope
fer him from the first, It was stated
Saturday that he, had. told some of
his friends that he was at fault in the
trouble. ~
The body was turned over to Mr..
Geo. H. Hurst, undertaken. who sent
Ut to Pisgah last night. The inquest
will be held there, today, the shooting
having occurred in Lee county.
Barfield was about 36 years Of age
and leaves widow and six children.
Albert Logan. who did the shoot
ing. has been in the Jail at Bishop
viile since he gave himself up.
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lVS7ns 2 81 ifN'@ETJT!.7- :
DIZZINESS rs ANNOYING.
- .t'ses,A lis$,rlEl ; I.srss.ss :. a.,S T,..,
As' Many Sumter Reople Know TOO
Well. irt7-


When the kidneys are, weak or, dis
t1rdGrsps, they fall behind in. flltering
poa !, of Roisops. { AS these <poas-
,9ps ! alttaSk If the nerves. the result is
Feican s spells a Vertigo, spst ps drank
anasSs q viii make ~ q man dizzy from
re p9isqninE Of alcohol. Dizziness.
1ss hess q eaehes 8 ba eAaehs and irrega,lartty.
2f Me kidney. ,secretieps are, ali signs
II weak or disordered kidneys and
Madld not be neglected. Use Doan's
Kidney Pills. the hpmeyogdersea kid
..1ey rsTedy,, Read this Sumter resi-
ent's;etatement: M
~. *. Drakeford, retired farmer.
lM W. HAMPTON avenue Sumter,
''Fass: Il was in such bad shape WITH
Jay back and kidneys that could
hardly stoon, and It, was just as hard
ltn ssgalshtens Il had HEADACHES AND
s1eitsas ps dizziness. and the kidney So
cgAttons annoyed me by passing too
Freely. When heard Of Doan's Kid
I1ey Pillss get A. box at DeIsrme's
.PPhfrmacy, They relieved all signs OF
rs|hss E4Hpls, and put my kidneys in
Goed shape 49, .s
i ttIrasHs sspc. at, all dealers. Don.t
i;A1lWRlys ash fss a,kklfney. kllff e.,r remedy get
,H9ParaA ftqneys Rlk-the .same, that,
Mr. Draksford had. Foster -Milburn
CogsAaElass., IN IN ffalo, Naa,Yrrssr~y.as
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Excursion to Birmingham.


Sumter to BirnK
all
and proporionate
of
by
Special Agent at Birmingham May
2bth and so me Of
Through Pullman
and Florence tn, olown schedules
lV wilmington. "a c. L.. S45 p NJ IL
i" Fayetteville. IA C. L. 447 p n May IL
~" fl'rence.. IA C. L. EOS p. NJ May
iN sumter ..'A {. l".. s32 P.
Ar Aususa'' "A c. L. Las A. M
Ar ].tanta'' Ca r. h $40 A NJ May Is
lV Atlanta.. sou Ry. 6.25 A.. May
Ar AfmnSham. ....Sou Ry 1226 Noon
For further information, reservation, call
O. W PLAYER Ticket mite s, c.
Atlantic Standar Railroad of the South
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Ms' Horace Harty is. having his
residence ON, Calhoun steet remodcled.
work On the building having. beon
commenced today. He will add sec-
ond story to the building and, make
1t ssmi-fire prosf. Mr.. Hardy and his
family are living in the Knight house
on the corner Of Hampton Avenue
and Church street, while the work is
being done on his residence.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-17
/ 10 RRML Al. PARK.
pvse5fcn ehtHiss y-UHyT.ss s,sls .'s,sss :, !.
l1tels 4lA kPe, WHOM EaMg9en0es
nke0Nfd W@ hc Picked, Are
! Yey ...,,-.Ns,s.L 4 IA

,si{ {1Ao teNnuAl preliminaHX drill. at
~ -sQAeRl FspAas 70 select sixtaen
fBlN whNs will; drin At the ,haseball
'HPfk,1atart RHria, tAs xaars To- dacids
MbSeAs 6 their AYmber shall driy for
IN REazA ahnopWepcspaint was held
6h(st mogpln& and a.axtasn men were
paclsAes frew. thA battalion .the, iYdgas
beinS,s Nat. I>&, FxaAfard., Cant. p.
-. 8roNRca A4.4ut, R7ssoTs Brown and
'AAe'sts, Edward Bsa1fardn s..s .,s.;,,s,
The men selected were: Henry
speaAs RalphsE EowaEA t.Mb3t Shaw,
'CaFuee sStnctsx,. Aa3 Clarke. Arehia
8asAAsaSaR. PaR A1lens McDa Dick.
aAgs seNdsee. sRahAgt ReapmoBt sEu-
ssnA Rakdx< Qrahsyn, dR7awman. zen
nedys RewpaAr sAphxsath Braaham.
hsAAA EdmSnds .apds Cbsrlsso bull. !,
iss| drill, ,nR to. The usuals high
etapdard always maintained by the
ei&h school battalion mamheSs and
$AA taAEes ware. xery ,amu6h Rlsaaea
Nath the precision s,soss the smaller
pnembers OF the battalion. whose han
Avp&g VI their EpnEips tha. 4aaasal Of
ArWs was noticeablx better than ever
ebeApre. -. gi
,y'Tass, ssaclsRsx 81 the, larger iboys
WA .RrsRptsnaAa .stAas jpdaAgn TO he
iHi " thsaHspal .hiGh s&8agIng apd
thatro& tba sswallAr boys nothing
aho1b CrspaFsebiAe ..,.asobsy - y
FAeA Will, show ,thA sfnaisnSy .ef tAe
seasta3le9 al q whole to DO above the
ordinary. IT,. :. =. .....,.. -.
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BURGLARS RAID HOUSE.

The residence On the corner of
Bartlette street and Salem Avenue
formerly occupied by Mrs. A. l. Wal
lace was entered Sometime on Sunday
morning l1s and a number Of things were
!fopnd missing. There was hoi'trace
left as to who the" thief or, thieves
were Fa @,i i,5'9 ses. ~ - Z
The house had 0esn hnoceupied
isil SINCE Mrs. Wallaees,a death on Thurs
day snisht-.,sPal;t aft-tho, things had
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CoalM1TTEE TO MEET M,LAuR1N

90
A Acommittee consisting of Mcssrs
y. y. Noise, !. H. Clifton. r. D.
Epps, r. b. Belser and c. e. stubbs
has been appointed by the Chamber
of Commerce to meet Warehouse
Commissioners John l.. McLAurin on
Thursday morning on his arrival, from
Columbia at ',s.2o and to escort him
TO Dinkins' Mill, where he win be the
guest OF honor and ono. Of the chief
speakers OF the occasion. Mr.. Nc
laurin and, Others of tho party will
80 to Dinkins Mil in automobiles. A
big crowd, is expected to attend the
picnic from Sumter. the. affair being
open to tho public, who are cordially
Invited 49,.
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JlllG I ||ftts B
lM MRf O. HISTORY
61i:i si;Slsa't Of Winners Of Reg.
dfkS k 1 ( Ghss gsss g! feC fQg Cash f,st,iEEes f,st,iEE
9dt1 EASk eihsdidate.
me Este 9apgsia - Ever Conducted ID This Sec
VA sas "a: sE s:ssss a. I'D sS''''ss y
,v fY = aNSy'Ey.

y -.
,ss1 1PmRS'y - tAs cl2Hskk esk struck ,sls.e| ths
Aopr Of tsp. laat, "Wednesday night
Nay 10th. The Daily item and wstoh-
man and southron.. e,o,a.n !, r,.,,v., s
- 80. v..,,. r,.......y.....
81 ~ = :
=. caose', :. g, vsss an = fsxcifing s,
8 49, ans' 'sAa'ss eepp,oe.eA were
y ~. saen esnSE e!llnss tne
.s aSss, aRa esReHsA'!y ons me
&t.s@ eR!sln SSrx Rpla'Ole.
sSs,4 4'p.toa snPie 'afEe amount q
~ hAFAea :m s. tRee Cena- ~ !
eenI FEsasAa tAs yaiuesa l
~ tAs Sapaseesss se. All !. g 3
S ses- R3pl'sAak y.aA stni4 napseT npeag
sNssess yAsmfA aaAAks f"F their In
'e. MsNe elmRss1eRs 3 S-v...s.s,., |. ],
fSe esaansE teAA m cs@paiGp Sloa-,
~ elasx snlght sthaH, she
Ana. HAfs9ne AYa 4epkhrcp's
Isssah hseee nsee9 rige3n eany aer.-7
s9ns dealSip6 70. kneAs ! iAs !. results.
zASx wAxe told that The XsSAlA geA -.
S@qWnSA& nnM ,the 1pdaeRs c2Nntea
'yAA votes Thursday night and not
cxeAs TIA eaRead adstAa. kpax stAs, .EappI,
'S3Bfll ,thA syetsa. wsEs, e&pntAtL ana the
sSeWlk rNas, ,epRauN0sAl ~ tht, judges
! Anna fram tAe wiRRers. ithea,, nn.
|9hMKy the, % MRaigA .plW}fily IRA.
|NAlnjRG In the battIa. cf ,bajiots unfiI
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-17
Fairness Of the Campaign.

Nsinterested parties every
where. business men and the candi-
dates themselves are praising The
Item and the watchman and South
ron, tfpr the impartial treatment ac-
corded each candidate. Everything
waa done to facilitate the work Of the
candidates and their friends and the
result, is that everything. has turned
out In the most gratifying ananner.
/, 4-x HonOrs Deserved. -
,Ihe candidateg named today as the
result !. Of the Official count by
the gentlemen who SO kindly
sactsd as tudees.. and Who had no con-
Sern, IN the campaign other than TO.
acrept the invitation Of the osteen
Prblishing Co. to make thorough,
ava complete canvass. Of the votes.
TIE mere mention of;sthe names of
thetN gentlemen is assurance. OF their
intasrity. They are we'll known and
,highly sesteemed, by. their: business. as,
,saclateM and by all !with whom, thay
sSayse tnaoontact "a Thorough, ana. hon.,
rrsPle business .nsn., s,,, a
Ma soaa feature Of. the campaign,
INV we do not like H. That, every one
'S.aa''pAN1St '.a' wins an aptQQmy9hilss lbbYt, ia
tAA xsIA. nature this,.yas, ,iNpassihle,.
n.St Tiers is one feature, andy that Is
ftAnhteyaFM candidate who, haa. eaaa,
Aslsdk With; tAa,russs will relatively he.
rsewaEaA sthsy VIII -t'na that they VIII
Pa benefited outherwise. for they
AAye snecessaslly aeevlopad, self-copa.
dARcs' Jbpsinesss ahility end indepenar.
snpe. which will helm them to be, sue
ceesful In the battle that lasts long az
tsya the battle Of ballots, is forgot
ten and thts y. the battle Of li5s.,s :,
Thase whp won. sssi yIEhtly rsHsydr
ed 'sg for All ofa their EFFORTS. ana, they,
EM appreciate the, handsprne prizes.
fEr MQre than Y they had beer. iaid
p, their feot Without any. work On. g.
test.s RaEt and sitAlapt tbe manifelds
assscist ts0es, pf ffispas M and good.
WIZ which so gith the pFizes won by
the sssslstAgces q their acqNaj ajptsnces,
we, wish 70 thank, the general ppbs
iic for the interest they bsxs taken ip
our GampsigH., wA!ah !. has helped to-
make 1T e. great SUCCESS. .s.s --x 80 !
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-17

Magistrate J, Z Gillis. Of Rembsrt,
me father Of Miss Nell ellis. who = Won q, j.
the Overland touring car in, the , Itam' ixs as
and Waterman and. southron,s voting
contest was in the city today, Miss
Nsil Gillis, who won the car., Is. a.
student at st. Joseph,a. Acaaemy, -,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-17

.eiAFraSc l4aqqsG McsNrd, ,a, 90.
marry have steea Issued
to the following 4 coanles: ~ G. w.
spssss,s RennAttsSillspand Miss Ep-
sssA Bqrch,s. Bsapoekhprn. 4. q. C.;.
'teersy'A f. RriGhsrda Manning. and
Miss ENNics Rarxiols nexy,us.s an,
ArlsaensA ia q .Galored couple, was
u, 'Itmr Vaughn and Julia Conyers
sumter. ,..,...,.,. ,....-
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. - "a ~ : fFFlt I'd r-kktr, ~,
already been removed from the build
Ing and others had been placed to,
gether for removal, when the thieves
entered.
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1.-The. many, bsautfulo pgia&sds. novel;
tfes,c on displey, &tl The Sumter pfy
:0oods Cos.ase eopaAS4 to thssn, and
fy1u Noeshe fsppa elsewhere In. spmr
~ xhiph nsrkset them comparatively
exclmslxs.--Adxt
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(. A. the, request Of my friends I an
'nounoe myself as a candidate for the
7th Magisterial District, subject to the
rules of the Democratic party. am
In the race to a finish il don't ge,
hut one vote. ~.
If.s5 5os.a.. Sv.,<s. T.-R.ySANDERS,.LR
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announcements Of candidates will
be printed in this column until the
close of the campaign for IS. No
cards accepted on credit.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-17

Mr.. 5, Il. Moore. q we'll known
farmer, OF Dalzcll, was in the city on
Monday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-17

The SsnpAtAy OF thssr. 4 mapv
frissdstNsat out,tos the. Young. par
srssr sstusdsy' nAssstS, wlsA, II was
learned that Jack. tke ,infsnk .soas Of
Mr.. and MfA ys.J. wtiilans was dead.
Ths little fellow had i,se&. ,sslAsn over
ssri9us Illness Of pnlsumcnia, vhen
~ wss asale tsksA ~ asA <ss&& tss-
lowed bslsrse tssssa S.sra- usAny VINO
knsw that he was again In a critical
co49DS,oo. r.'s - - ~rrts Sgks =.
~. .fpssss, spvvicss p wssss hsldyat
~ rpelHseces ~ NJ ssAs MHss Wia-
nafns - neeaAt stfsst On, ssAadass sk-
seenesn ~ y o'csosk. Q lerGA1nuuasss
% - fktsa1s ~ ths pessnSs hsaas
tvtsenA Ths ssrAess wess esedvctsa
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SHORT LOCALS

Bert o. Evans of this city spent
Wednesday in Columbus on business.
Misses Mamie and Clarice Wood,
who have been the guests of their
uncle, G. j. Wood of North Gay street,
have returned to their home in Pitts
burgh
The nearest scientific cure for all
diseases is osteopathy. DR.. r. G. Lew
is, Citizens phone 725 blue.
Miss Goldie Kistler and Harry
Smith returned Wednesday to their
homes in Mansfield after a visit at
the home of Francis Stevenson, Co
lumbus road.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Brining of this
city returned Tuesday from visit
of two months with relatives in Eng
land and Scotland.
Mrs. w. E. Rischpater and two chill
dren of East Palestine, Mrs George
Coss and Mrs. Charles Herrick of
Fairview went to Newark Wednesday
W NlSlJ WlCn MIS- JSuille Dldll'
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Rosenthall OF
East Vine street went to Columbus
Wednesday to spend few days with
their daughter, Miss Miriam Rosen,
thall, who is student at Ohio State
university.
See the new Superior drill. We
have just received a carload. B. E.
Salisbury & Son, West High street,
Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, who lives
with her son, Arthur Stewart of
Green Valley, departed Wednesday
for Rogers, Ark, where she will spend
six months visiting with her brothers
and sisters. She will also spend
some time in Colorado and Oklahoma
before returning home.
The Mount Pleasant Christian En-.
deavor society will have a parcels
post sale Saturday evening, Sept. 80
at the church. A fifteen-cent lunch
Having purchased the stallion for.
merly owned by Lift & Sons of Fred
ericktown, will be pleased to have my
friends call at my farm Q IL miles
east of Mt. Vernon. Olney j. Metcalf
1O-3s
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friends near Mt. Vernon last Sunday.
Mrs Fletcher is on the sick list.
Candidates are not quite as plentiful
as strawberries in their season.
H. G, Dunmire and wife, who have
been in Akron the past week at the
bedside of the latter's mother re.
turned home last Friday.
The following we're guests at the
home of Burr White and family last
Saturday and Sunday: Miss Doris
Cunningham, Miss Blanche Dewitt,
Misses Hazel and Ferne Brown of
Croton, Merrett White and wife Of
Centerburg, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Woolson Of Fredericktown.
II. j. BuXen, our newly-appointed
postmaster, has the concrete founda-
tion completed for the new postofflce
building. William Anderson has the
carpenter contract.
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Pennsylvania 10 spend the winter
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Fish OF Mt. Yer.
non visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Gale last Sunday.
Miss Ruth Irwin of Chesterville and
Mr.. William H. Beam OF Frederic
town were married Thursday afte
noon, Sept. II, Rev. S. e. Sears oaic
iating. Those present we're Mrs. Jen
ME Beam, mother of the groom, Mis-.
Margaret E. Beam and Master Myror
Beam, sister and brother Of tn,
groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Wilson of Cen
terburg visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Stilley the past week.
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A cold does not get we'll of itself.
The process of wearing out cold
wears you out and your cough be-
comes serious if neglected. Hacking
coughs drain the energy and sap the
vitality. For AZ years the happy com
binations of soothing antiseptic bal.
sans in DR.. Kings New Discovery
has healed coughs and relieved con
gestion. Young and old can testify
to the effectiveness of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for coughs and colds. Buy a
bottle today at your druggist, soc.