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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16

effect that he has set up his govern.
ment in Moscow and that nghting still
continues in the capital.
The cable station at Nystad, Elm
land, reports that no response could
be obtained from Petrograd to its sig
nails. It is presumed that the Petro-
grad station is occupied by military
forces.
A Stockholm dispatch says that Pre-
mier KerenslSy has entered Petrograd.
The majority, or MaIlmalist, troops
have joined the premier, the dispatch
adds.
German press reports, however, con-
tinue to insist that the Maximalists
have been victorious, that Kerensky's
army was routed and that the premier
is a fugitive. No news has been re-
ceived directly from Petrograd since
Monday, when the bolshevild, then in
control Of the wireless station, an
nounced their triumph at TSarskoe-
Selo.
Travellers arriving from Petrograd
the Finnish telegram bureau reports,
say that when they left the capital
there was fighting in the streets be.
tween the. Bolshevild and the popu-
lace. The Petrograd garrison was re-
ported to be deserting the Bolshevig1
and the allied embassies were said TO
have got in touch with Premier Ker-
ensky. The people Of Petrograd, the
travellers said, were turning down the
Bolshevih proclamation and hooting
their leaders on the streets.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
COMMISSIONERS

The Board of County Commissioners, in
special session on the 7th. reported the
sale of the labor OF constructing the im-
provement OF the Latin ditch to w. j.
Bryan. for S1S67, to be completed Janu-
AIRY !. 1918.
John w. Karch asked for an extension
of time on the Bauer and Mauer road i'm
provement until September l. 1918, with
consent of the bondsmen the same was
approved by the board.
The board this day ordered the follow
ing bitches placed on the special ditch
duplicate for collection as follows:
Cover Joint ditch payable in December
1917. and June, 1918.
Ed High joint ditch payable IN Decer1-
ber. 1917,
Little Chickasaw ditch-payable in Dec
ember. 1917, with four per cent. deducted
from the original assessment.
Baker ditch, payable in Dec ember, 1917
and ,lme, 1918, with per cent deducted
from the original assessment.
Gardner ditch, PAYABLE In December, u
1917, and June, 1l1s with per cent add
ed to tue original as5essm' mt.
D,nn on Run ditch TayaEle in De .sm-
ber 1914, and per cent deducted from
the crlginal assessment.
Fisher interstotc ditch pa; able in Dec
embrr, 1917, and June, 1919 with 20 per
cent deducted from the main ditch a2s-
essmCrt
Nickerson ditch, payable il December.
II 7 ard June, '1S. with per cent. ir
ed to original Iss"jgment.
Spohn ditch, TayaLIc in i''tember, i9l;
and June, 1918, with ~ DER cert addvd to
the original assessment
The following bills were allowed 'hst
Friday md are nov payable
Columbus r. q Ct, casr i'r the
Sheriff. e.. -. ..... ........S64 10
Kistler Bros shaving and cutting
prisoners hair. ... see. 80. 25
Chidren's Home of Delaware, keep
of children at Delaware. .....114 "A
Johnson-W Co., election sup
pltcS.,... ....... 600. ...... .'.2Z6 DO
Andy Kriegel county share on Kuhn
ditch. 90. ...... ...-,,.., 10 W
Gnberg &; Co., ball'ts for election. 355 81
Celina and Mercer Co. Tel Co., rent
and tolls. ...... .......... "a 40
Arson Wenning putting up booths
and taking down same -. ..... 90
]. II. Myer, county atlas of Aug
laize county -. ....... .....,.. 10 %
j. ]. Carr, material and labor. 90
Trustees Center Twp. county share
on Young township ditch. ...... 9S
Celina Democrat, blanks. ...... 10 90
E. G. Ungerer, stamps for auditor. 90
e. G. Ungerer, making school settle
ment financial report and clerk
pike directors. -. =. ... 80. .... 55
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., rib
bon. ...... -. ... ...... ..... SO
J. L. Hamburger, premium on fair
ground building ... ... .......... S3 II
r. B. Morrisin, expense bill on
d.tches. ....... -. -. go. 50 so
T. w. Baker, tile. go. ..... .. 40 90
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old.fashioned mustard-plaster
burned and blistered while It acted. Get
ihe relief and help that mustard
plasters gave. without the plaster and
without the blister
Musterole does il. Il is clean. white
ointment, made with oil Of mustard. 1t is
scientifically prepared. so that It works
wonders, and yet does not blister the
tenderest skin.
lust massage Musterole in with the fin
ger.tps gently. See how quickly It brings
Telief-how speedily the pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore throat bron-
chitis. tonsilitis, Group, stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy,
rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches OF
the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
SIBERIA DECLARES
ITS INDEPENDENCE
Nicholas Proclaimed Emperor,
Say Finnish Reports.
COSSACKS HOLD CITY OF KIEV

Internal Situation In Russia Remains
Obscure, One Report Asserting ker-
ensky Is In Petroerad and Another
That He Has Set UP His Govern
ment In Moscow-Street Fighting
Continues In Russian Capital.
London, Nov. 15.-Advices from
Tornea, Finland, say that Siberia has
declared it's independence and pro-
claimed Emperor Nicholas as EN-
peror. Cossacks have occupied KieT.
Although dispatches sent out by the
Finnish telegram bureau assert that
Premier Kerensky again is in control
in Petrograd, other reports are to the
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16

TEACHERS
ST. HENRY VILLAGE
High School
H. b. Schrage. Prin., St. Henry.
julius Moeder, st. Henry.
Alloys Moeder, st. Henry.
Florence O'Keefe, st. Henry.
Grades
Mayme McKirnan, Celina.
Esther Schlosser, ST. Henry.
Elizabeth Weis, st. Henry.
Chickasaw Village
w. H. Gross, Chickasaw.
w. Wellman, Chickasaw.
Mary Moeder. Chickasaw.
Carthagena Special District
Leo Hemmelgarn, Carthagena.
Martha Denmark, Carthagena.
st. John Special District
H. Forsthoefel. Maria Stein.
Sr. M. Louisa Huss, Maria Stein.
Sr. M, Ruth Heueisen, Maria Stein.
Rammel School District
Anna Kothman, Burkettsville.
Gelhaus Special District
Alma Hinders, st. Henry
Gilberts Special District
]. w, Pierron, Burkettsville.
Quinter Special District
Ben Meiring, Burkettsville.
Cranberry Special District
John Seitz, Burkettsville
Franzer and u. Special District
Elenora Moeder, st. Henry.
Home special District
II. j. Winkeljohan, st. Henry.
Wendelin Special District
]. H. Koesters, st. Henry.
Sebastian Special District,
+. II. Norman, Chickasaw.
Cassella Special District
Louis Huelsman, st. Henry.
st. Rose Special District
Albert Dorsten, Chickasaw.
Puthoff Special District
August Reichert, Osgood.
Dwenger Special District
Fl. Leugers, Maria Stein.
Hartings Special District
Leo Won der Haar.
Sharpsburg Special District
Constantine Fecher, FIT. Recovery.
Koesters Special District
Marcella Shirack, ST. Henry.
st, Joe Special District
A. G. Eifert, Victoria,
st. Peter Special District
John p. Leiser, Ft. Recovery.
Oakland Special District
Joseph Dues, Coldwater.
Dahlinghaus Special District
II. II. Schroer. Celina.
Philothea Special District
Leo j. Shaeper. Coldwater.
Klosterman Special District
b, ], buchanan, Monte1uma.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16

TEACHERS
High School
Edith Crissey, Prin., Mendon.
Miss Pearson, Mendon.
Clara O'Neil, Rockford
Grades
Norma Bedell. Mendon.
Isabel Langdon Nelson, Mendon.
Ruth Robbins, Mendon.
Brice Kinkley, Mendon.
Walter Emans, Mendon.
Ethel Watts Mendon.
Lucille Krugh, Mendon.
Sylvia Hays, Mendon.
Gladys Gallman, Mendon.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16

AAAfANAAAsAho
ROCKFORD VILLAGE
High School
Vaughn Connelley Prin., Rockford.
Nora Borchers, Rockford.
Nelma Greer. Rockford.
Urban Dlener, Rockford.
Grades
Naomi Wagers, Rockford.
Emma Musselman, Rockford.
Ethel Layland, Rockford.
Eloise Symons, Rockford.
Mabel Wolfe, Rockford.
Clara l.. Penn, Rockford
BLAckcREEk TIP.
Faye Dudgeon, Wiltshire.
Winifred Pifer, Wiltshire.
Ored Dudgeon, Wiltshire.
Lottie Morrison, Rockford.
Albert Dudgeon, Wiltshire.
Luella Robinson, Rockford.
Leroy Pifer. Rockford.
Lorena Stuckey Rockford.
Ulmer Pifer, Wiltshire.
DUBLIN TIP.
Lowell Frysinger, Rockford.
Hannorah May, Rockford.
Ruth Shaffer, Rockford.
Mildred Rhoades, Rockford.
Lola Tingley, Rockford.
Ilo West. Rockford.
Opal Strete, Rockford
Mary Coil, Rockford.
Music Supervisor-Lucile Smith, Rockfor
MERCER SPECIAL DISTRICT
Herman Shinabery, Mercer.
Daisy Beery, Celina.
Grace Kampf, Rockford.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
SUPERVISION DISTRICT NO. 3
w. S. Younger. Cellna.
TEACHERS
CENTER TP

CENTER TIP.
i. L. Garwick, Prin., Celina.
Blanche Bonneville. Celina.
May Mcdonald. Celina.
Grades
b, F. Lutz, Celina.
Elizabeth Hedrick, Celina.
Ethel Carol, Celina.
Lena Fisher, Celina.
Orpha Parrot, Mendon.
Bernice Lewis, Celina.
Oreal Piper, Celina.
Ernest Kelley, Celina.
HoPEWELL TIP.
Ida Hansel, Celina.
Clyde Wood, Rockford.
John Kirkpatrick. Rockford.
Lester Eichenauer, Rockford.
Florence Dicke, Celina.
Lee Wilson, Celina.
Elmer Smith, Celina.
W. IL. Eichenauer, Celina.
Nettie Stephenson. Celina.
JEFFERSON TIP.
Sarah Pond, Celina.
Cora Griffith, Celina.
Edna Kerns, Celina.
Ralph Jordan, Celina.
Dee Young. Celina.
Coda Carroll, Celina.
MoNTEzUMA VILLAGE
Clarence Pummell, Celina.
Edna Burdge, Montezuma.
MAPLE CENTER SPECIAL DISTRICT
Alice Newcomb, Celina.
Sarah Newcomb. Celina.
CENTER SPECIAL DISTRICT
Electra Ballinger, Montezuma.
FRANKLIN SPECIAL DISTRICT
Louise Andrews, Celina.
LIBERTY SPECIAL DISTRICT
Edna Wierth, New Bremen.
5URNTWooD SPECIAL DISTRICT
Roy e. Lacy, Celina.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
TEACHERS
WASHINGTON TP.


High School
James E. Brock, Prin., Coldwater.
H. N. Brobst, Coldwater.
Florence Rogge, Coldwater.
Grades
Alois Reichert, Ft. Recovery.
Lawrence Schmitz, Ft. Recovery.
f. o. Fetter, Coldwater.
Myrtle Rabe, Coldwater
Charles Boley, Coldwater.
Zoa Boice, Celina.
Esther Schroyer, Ft. Recovery.
Dallas Coate, Celina.
j. L. Fetter, Celina.
Grace Huntwork, F't. Recovery.
Carl Schroeder, Coldwater.
LIBERTY TIP.
Icy Martz, Celina.
Grace Hoel, Celina.
Ray Karr, Celina,
Ermal Wilson, Celina.
Zedna Boice, Celina.
Hazel BetZ, Celina.
Rosa Bethel, Celina.
Miriam Fetters, Celina.
Lowell Kendall, Rockford.
Lewis Brehm, Rockford.
Ruth Ralph. Rockford.
BUTLER TIP.
Henry Lacy, Celina.
l.. b. Gerdes, Coldwater.
Clara Moorman, Celina.
Dwight Davis, Celina.
j. S. Klingshirn, Burkettsville.
GIBSON TIP.
Chas. G. Snyder, Ft. Recovery.
Norma Bailey. Ft. Recovery.
Leila Alexander, Ft. Recovery.
HEINTZ SPECIAL DISTRICT
Clela Runyon, Celina.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16

High School
o. Glenny, Prln., 1T. Recovery.
Pearl Aldrich, TT. Recovery,
Eutha Kopp. TT. Recovery.
Mabel Myers. Ft. Recovery.
Grades
Ethel Johnson. Ft. Recovery.
Elsie Whitsell, TT. Recovery
Lillian Anderson, Ft. Recovery.
Lena Heiby, TT. Recovery.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
SUPERINTENDENTS
AND TEACHERS
OF Mercer County Schools Under
Direction of County Super
Intendent COtterman.
CELINA VILLAGE
superintendent. w. Pogue, Celina.
TEACHERS

TEACHERS
High School
........,..,.....,... Prin.
Harriet Bretz, Celina.
Edith Raudabaugh, Celina.
c. V. Sensenbaugh, Celina.
Mary Braddock, Celina.
Grades
Albert Malick Celina.
Katheryn Hight, Celina.
Ruth Cotterman, Celina.
Elma Mowry, Celina.
Belva Dine, Celina.
Claude Kenney, Celina.
Leona Winter, Celina.
Elizabeth Cook, Celina.
w. H. Thoms, Celina.
Mary Langel, Celina.
Mabel Andrews Celina.
Rowena Hight, Celina.
Freda Weisman, Celina.
Emma Karr, Celina
Naomi Fennig, Celna.
Katheryn Cook, Celina.
Supervisor of Music-H. L. Kohler, Ce-
lima.
=. Supervisor of Art-Maude Collins, Ce-
lima.
Domestic Science-Lela Crockett, Celina
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16

VkITH friends
wv Ohio Washington and the East the trip this
w the biggest in history Several from
this county note Including President
David F. Houston Of agriculture Herbert
Harding
Pomerene Mayor City, will receive and address
the boys and girls who have the trip.
The unequaed opportunity Washington
with the advantages rates item
by the United States Department
minute will that the trip will be
of the
coutesies extended decrp
from H. Palmer Agricultural College Ex
Service. Columbus, Ohio
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
U-BOAT CAMPAIGN WANING
Only Six British Vessels Destroyed
Last Week.

London, Nov. 15.-Only one British
merchant vessel Of more than 1900
tons was sunk by mine or submarine
last week, according to the weekly
statement Of shipping losses. This is
the low record since Germany began
her submarine campalgh. M 49,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16

s. l.. Evans. assistant engineer, 7 90
Martin Lutz. expense account, -. 10 80
Haskell Vining assistant engineer, 90
Mahlon Slusser. same..,,,,, .,,.,, 90
Joseph Braun, assistant engineer on
the Braun ditch, ......... -. 90
Hugh Dull. county portion OF the
st1rberry and Dennison Run
dltchess. .s,,.., ....,, .,,.,.., 20 %
]. Schoenline. asst. eng. .,.,..,.. 90
VIM, Ketcham. burial OF Teresa
Scholler' ..,., ,,,.. ..,, ..,.,.,. 7b 90
Harvey Buck, lumber for Frysinger
bridge. ..,,. ,,, ,,... ,,,,,.... 78 20
PIKE REPAIRS
Ben Vonderhaar. pike repair. .... 1877 60
Joseph Homan, same .,,,,, -, ,.439 90
w. II, Weaver. same. =. .., -. 3 90
II. NJ, Winkeljohn. same. -. ....224 S5
Dell Cummins, isnpector.. .,.. 6S 90
Coldwater Corporation, stone. ....227 80
Erie Stone Co., same. ,.,,, ...... 13 81
John Gels. LIST estimate on grade on
Albers pike,... ..,..,,.... 1000 0C
C. II, & ID. r. II. Co.. demurrage. 20
r. b, Morisorn, asst. Ong. on Albers
pike...... 800. ..... .......... 90
Greenville Gravel Co, gravel. re. 1926 IS
o, @, Dllbone, scraping on the Will
son and Eichler pike. ....,... 22 90
Frank Dlhoff, 10th estimate on the
uNton pike. -. -. -. ...... 10 90
T. c. Davis. Srd estimate Anderson
pike. ..''. ...,. -. ..,,,. 10 90
Frank Woeste putting in receiver. S5
INFIRMARY BILLS
Andrew Schunck, expense attending
charity meeting... ..... .. . 25
Harry lockwood, 2 head cattle. 1872 80
Castner Ker a Bullet, coal. ... "a Al
J. Rafferty,, Is gal. paint. ...,.. 27 90
L. E. a. w. r. r., freight on mer-
chandlse'..'., .,.. -. ,...... 6S
c. N. r. r.. freight on coal. o., -. II 65
A, Schunek. current expense. 80. so 90
c. N. r. r.. freight on coal. ...... 70 50
Leo Heekler, Economy powder. =. so 90
Cadahay Packing Co., I've and soap. 81 90
w. +, Callahan Co., Dayton, lubri
Gator. .',.,, ,,.s. 80. .,,.... 90
Ohio State Commission for the
Blind, brooms .,. -. ........ 10 rs
Herman Fink. farm labor. =. -. II 32
Elmer Brandon, groceries,. .....126 IA
G, Weber supplies and repairs. 30
Castner, Curran Il Bullitt, coal. =. 80 "a
A. Heisser, bread. 80. ,,. 100 35
McKirnan Bros, tobacco, etc.. IS SO
w, +, Schunck, repair. ... ..... "a
Carkins Chemical Co., disinfectant. 20 90
Ohio State Reformatory shoes. 80 40
Ohio Penitentiary, merchandise. p. 255 rs
Ohio Board of Administration, coffee II 90
H. w. Miesse, bailing hay......... 46 SO
Standard Oil Co., gasoline. ..... 60 90
c. j. Smith, outside relief for H.
Coate....,.. ..... 49,. 60. -. Is 90
Fl. NJ. Winkeljohan, wood to A. Kai-
ser, outdoor relief. .... ....... 8 90
Dr. L. NJ. Otis, visits and medicine
for baby Rolston... -. e. ..... 55 6S
Val Fortman, groceries,. -. ..... 26 6S
Andrew Schunck, pay roll. ... 257 90
w. +. Schunck, repair. ...... SO
Buckland Milling Co., feed. 80. 80. 80 IT
Celina & Mercer Co, Tel Co., rent
ana tollS..... .... ...,,. ....... 10
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
TEACHERS

MENDoN VILLAGE AND UNION TIP.
uperintendent-M. o. Krugh, Mendon.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16

Florence Gallman, Mendon.
Leota Nichols, Mendon.
Elra Miller, Mendon.
Helen Hays, Mendon.
Nergil Wilson. Mendon.
Gertpdde Willie, Mendon.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16

High School
Henry Blaeser Prn., Coldwater.
Anna Matthias, Coldwater.
Grades
Belle Platt, Coldwater.
Marie Campbell, Coldwater.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
TEACHERS

SUPERVISION DISTRICT NO. s
Superntendent--H. j. Bernard, st. Henry.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16

SUPERVISION DISTRICT NO. 4
SUPPLEMENTARY. A. Bair, Celina.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
TT. RECOVERY VILLAGE
TEACHERS

superinaendent-c. NJ. Heiby. TT. Recov-
cry.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
No SpilIing Nor Shifting Ashes

To take up the ashes
you open the door
pull out the pan. Any
ashes that slit are
caught by an apron
beneath the door.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
coLDWATER VILLAGE
TEACHERS

uperiptendent-H J. Antony. Coldwatel
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
SUPERVISION DISTRICT NO.
TEACHERS

superintendent-G W, Hays, Rockford
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The Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore Maryland
Entrance Examinations
State Scholarships in Engineer
ing Courses

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS fur the Depart
uent nf Engineering. a. well ns for the College of
Arta and Sciences will be held IN Gilman Hall.
September i7-20, 1915. beginning ct A NJ, each
day
APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS IN
THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGlNEERlNG.estab-
lishci under the provisions Of the Laws Of Mary
land Chapter - 1917 will now bc received II there
Is more than applicant for particular scholar
Friday September y. 1917. beginning at NJ.
Appointments will BE- made soon after
Each Legislative District Of baltimore Cty and
each County ~ the State. with the exception OF
Caroline and Somerset Counties will be- entitled To
one ar more scholarship, for IN" years l9li-ls. IN
addition Ia those which have already been a..
signed. In the two counties mentioned above" All
,hc available scholarships have hF"n award,i
Under the pruyisons Of tn" At of A-sembls
the County and City Scholarships 10 the Depart
mrnt ~ Engineering are awarded unly I" dcscrS-
ing students whose financial circumstances ar"
such as they ar. unnhl" 10 obtain an education ~
Engineering unless free tuition be- granted 70
thcm The scholarship entities the holders 10 fr""
tuition free u4e ~ Textbooks. and ''N"inrt'"m
from am regular fees The expense If attendance
f,r those wh, 10 not receive scholarships no
greater than ~ ether Maryland institutions
Scholarship. may nc awarded to graduate u
loyola College 81 Johns College. Washington
College Western Mar Wand College. Maryland
Agricultural COLLEGE. ut 81. MARY. College, Rock
liill College and one scholarship "iH :" awarded
AT Large
Applicant should aiir"-. thc Registrar. The
Johns uopkins University. Tor blank forms Of
application aud Tor further Information As 10
examinations. award 81 scholarships. ami e"urs's
~ instruction
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Farm For Sale

| offer you my nice truck farm at
bargain. Situated on new concrete
road being built from Snow I'M to Cir
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This farm il in one of the best locations.
and is in prime condition. One half IN
good state of cultivation. the other half
well set in thrifty growing pine, Any
one desiring a good farm. Will not go
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and the terms easy Come. look II
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MARYLAND t5-2b-l''it)
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Buying Shoes AT This Store Is A PIeasur,
Our Statesmen Delight To Show Them

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have been exclusive agents and have recommended t
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Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
Railway Company.

PoCoMoKE & ocCoHANHocK RIVER LINE
Schedule in Effect August II. 1871.
Pocomoke River Line leaves Baltimore
5 .. m. Tuesdays and Fridays for Cris-
field, Onancock. Finney's. Popular Cove.
Saxis and landings on the Pocomoke
River to Snow Hill
Leave Snow Hill a. n. Mondays and
Fridays stopping at above landings.
Subject to change without notice.
T. MURDOCH Gen. Msr
+ n SolIISBY. A. H. SETH
As, g. + stunt str Lines
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dorothy Dodd"
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.arborough
tuberculosis

ough, the adopted son
rough, Of Philadel-
me Thursday morn
t6 o'clock Of tuber
mains were brought to
Irday. and were buried
Don. in the Girdletree NJ.
Rev. McCann officiating.
senty-two years Of age and
son of DIR. +. Hancock, Of
,hia. and his mother. before
sc was Miss Ida Scarborough, Of
etree, who died when Eugene WAS
infant. leaving him to the care of her
uncle at hef\death. Mr. Scarborough
and wife later adopted him as their son.
He had been at Mt Alto Sanatorium
most of the time of the past two years,
until about three months ago when it
was realized there was no hope for his
recovery. He was then carried to
Philadelphia and placed under the care
of special nurse until the end came.
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LIST OF NOMINATIONS

ito Assembly provided the fol
opposed hereby published and the
practicable the form OF
the Primary Election be held Worcester County
on Tuesday the h day of September, 1917
FOR STATE SENATOR FOR WORCESTER COUNTY
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