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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
DENNIS

A heavy rain fell Friday night which
caused the creek TO reach a very high
tide.
Mrs. Malissia Rice and daughter
Miss Era were calling on Mrs. Lewis
Pink Thursday.
Rev. Rowland Hutchinson returned
home Saturday from Catlettsburg
where he has been attending Federal
rourt
J. A. Rice waas calling on Charley
Rice Sunday afternoon
Kay Cooksey of Ratcliff was at this
place Saturday.
Mrs. LA. Rice is on the sick list
Walter L. Rice was calling ON his
cousins Heston and Herbert Rice sun
day.
Violet o, Rice was shopping at Jat-
tie Friday
Miss Ruby Brainard was calling on
Mrs. ID. A. Rice Friday.
Little opal Pink spent Thursday ev-
ening with Olive and Ruth Rice.
Miss Emma Hutchinson and Willard
Cooksey surprised their many friends
by very quiet wedding Sunday night
They are deserving young couple. We
wish them much success in life,
PETER PAN.
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CHARLEY

BRO. Isaac Griffith failed to ill his
appointment here the second Sunday
The many friends OF Robbie Shields
were surprised to hear of his being
married We wish him a long and
happy life.
Opal Hinkle was calling on Iva and
Ella Spencer Sunday afternoon
Vlrgle Arlington passed up our creek
Wednesday EN- route to her home at
Cordell.
Mollie Martin was calling on Nett
Howard one day last week
Mrs h. L. Moore had as her guest
this week Mrs. Bonnie Howard.
Born, to Mr. an dMrs. Willie Hayes
N fine boy Dec. H.
Mrs. u. S. SwSnn was calling oil
Mrs. L. C, Hayes Thursday.
We are having plenty Of rain for
the last few days. and some snow Sat
urday night.
Jay scarberry is expected home for
Christmas.
Robert George Shields Is expected
home for the holidays.
Ella Spencer made business trip to
Ulysses Friday morning.
Remember Dec. goth is the day to
vote for good roads hope every voter
will respond.
David o. johnson took supper with
Verlie and Herman Hayes Thursday
night OASIS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19

father. VIM. Greer. who is in very
feeble condition.
Washington Wilcox who has been
suffering from cancer quite awhile,
died on Friday night at his home on
Little Paint.
Also Mrs. VIM. Ward died Friday
night at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Will Reed, near the, mouth of
Johns Creek.
Another old citizen. Charley Music,
also died Friday night at his home on
Millers Creek
Mrs. John F.. Auxier and little daugh-
ter Jane Day Auxier. of Winchester,
have been visiting her husbands par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. B. Auxier. and
also Mrs. Emma Luck at Auxier
John Hager and a Miss Daniels OF
Auxier were married recently. Mr..
Hager was one of the boys who re-
turned from France
Eugene Davis has been attending
court at Catlettsburg. He lately re-
turned from a hunting trip to Mich
gan. He brought home a deer as a
trophy Of his trip. SENGA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
Court Order
Calls For
Four Roads

the most direct and practical route to
the Martin county line.
One road up Lick creek and across
the Patrick Gap. to the Levisa river
road and up the Ievisa river road, to
Georges creek, thence the most direct
and practical route to the Johnson
county line.
One road from Louisa to the Nor
gan county line by way of Blaine.
One road from Louisa, the most
practical route to the Rife cross roads
on East Fork by way of Miller Branch,
thence to the Boyd county line.
Whereupon and pursuant to the filing
of the above said petition 1t is ordered
that an election be held in Lawrence
county, Kentucky on Saturday, De-,
cember 20, 1919, upon the question:
Are you In favor of issuing $250,0oO
in Bonds for the purpose of building
roads and bridgesr' 1t is therefore
ordered by the court that VIM. Taylor,
Sheriff of Lawrence county, advertise
said election and the object therefor
for at least thirty days next before the
day thereof in SOME newspaper having
the largest circulation in the county
and also by printed hand bills posted
up at not less than four public places
in each voting precinct in the county
and at the Court House door.
w. NJ. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19

At a regular term of the Lawrence
County Court begun and held at the
Court House In Louisa. Lawrence
County, Kentucky. on the 30th day of
October, 1919. with Hon. Billie Rife,
regular Judge, presiding.
Upon this day came $50 and more,
legal voters and free holders and res
idents OF Lawrence county, KY, and
filed with the Judge OF the Lawrence
County Court, Billie Rife, the follow
ing petitions:
To the Honorable Judge Of the Law
renee County Court; We the UNDER
signed legal voters, free holders and
residents of Lawrence county. Ken
lucky, do hereby respectfully request
that YOU order a special election in
said county on Saturday, December 20,
1919. for the purpose of voting upon
the question whether or not the Fiscal
Court OF Lawrence county, Ky, shall
issue bonds to the amount OF Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
for the specific purpose of construct
ing four inter-county seat hard or
paved roads, each OF said roads to have
the same annual mileage of construc-
ton. until complete to their destina-
tons. the location and the route OF
each OF said four roads to be as fol-
lows
one road from Louisa up the Point.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19

His death was caused by whooping
cough. The remains were brought to
this place Sunday evening and laid 10
rest In the burial ground OVERLOOKING
the home of David Bradley Funeral
services we're conducted by Rev. NJ a.
Hny OF smoky Valley. Our sympathy
goes out 10 the beraved father and
mother,
Hazel aud Lucille Muncy called on
Egie and Edyth Bowe Wednesday, ar
tornoon.
Miss Gertrude Pigg Is contemplating
n visit to Charley soon.
Mike See, Monroe Hughes and War
rem Pigg called nj r. II. Bowe's Sat
urday night.
George Meek is very sick with in
fiuenza at this writing.
Victoria and Ugie Wellman of Ellen
attended the buria lof their little
nephew Johnnie Elgin weilman ut this
place Sunday.
There will be church Mt this place
the fourth SATURDAY night and Sunday
In every Month. Everybody invited.
II some weddings don't occur soon
there will be several old mids In BUS
SEVILLE. X
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
GEORGES CREEK

Church here was largely attended
Sunday night. conducted by Rev. Nose
Dutton of Lick Creek
Marion Wilson of Lick Creek, spent
a few days with his daughter of this
place, Mrs Allen p. Burgess,
Miss Claire Preston and her friend
were calling on Mrs. A. p Burgess
Sunday evening.
Miss Edith Walters Is visiting rela-
tives at Whitehouse.
John Ham Preston, who has been
employed at Holt, KY, hA sreturned
home.
Miss Blanche Preston. who has en-
ployment near Pikeville was accom-
panied home by Misses Retta and
Mousle Leslie.
John G. Preston and Allen p Bur
CESS have purchased new pianos.
The social at Mrs Vic Burgess on
night was largely attend
ed.
There viii be church at this place
night Everybody come.
CHRISTMAS TREE.
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ADELINE

SundaySchool ID progressing nicely
at this place with Hence Vanhorn
Supt.
The high water mark has sure daul
aged our roads. Tney are almost i'm
possible to travel in some places.
Farmers OF this place have been yer7
busy getting their corn gathered
The singing school which Prof. Rice
Ia teaching - getting along nicely.
Miss Julia RuggIes returned home
from Huntington. w. Va, last week.
Joe White. Jr,. OF kenova, paid
home folks a visit Saturday.
Rev. Cleveland returned from Trice,
W. Va, where he has been holding q
series of meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe White will enter
tain with Christmas dinner several
friends In honor OF their two sons who
have been In the war. Joe White Jr.
has been in France on two Christmas
years, and they are expecting their
Dther son Raymond home for Christmas
and they want to show them good
time.
Ted Chadwick passed through aere
last week.
Bob Bocook, OF Akron, Ohio, Is ex-
pecting to spend Christmas with rela-
tiyes at this place.
Curt Whites baby has been very
sick and is improving.
Ruby Ross was visiting her sister,
Mrs. Nora White Friday night.
Fred Humphrey attended singing at
Buchanan Friday night.
Everybody come TO Tyree Sunday
morning and Sunday night Rev,
Cleveland is to preach.
BLUEJAY.
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BUSSEYVILLE

Christmas Is coming. Everybody is
preparing for tho coming Of Santa
Claus.
Our school IL having small attend
ance on account OF bad roads.
Miss Hazel Muncy OF this place left
Thursday for Williamson. w. Va,
whore abe win visit her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Meek.
Felix and Thomas Isaac OF Lick
creek we're in the Vile Friday.
ID. c. Hughes was nj +. r. Busseys
Saturday.
II. II. and II. w. Castle were in the
vile Sunday.
Aidoon Meek was the Sunday after
noon guest OF her cousin. Pansy Neck.
Miss Pearl Holt and Mrs. Dovie Hays
OF Adams were in Busseyyille Sunday
afternoon.
We are sorry TO hear of the death OF
Burns Fraiey.
The death angel visited the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wellman Of near
Adams and took from them their lit
tie darling. Johnnie Elgln. He was one
month and twenty three days of age.
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EAST POINT

Mrs Eugene Davis has returned
home from Huntington. She reports
that her father. J. S. Kelly, is some
better, but he remained in Huntington
at the home of his daughter. Mrs. G..
II. Donally in order to be near his
physician for awhile longer,
Mrs. Eva Mora Wharton and her two
youngest children of Virginia are Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. w. l.. Auxier
nd sister. Miss Annie Lee Auxier in
Blockhouse bottom.
Mrs. EpIma Greer and family, of
Crowder Okla. are here to see her
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BORDERLAND, w. VA.

Mrs. Troy Cochran was calling on
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Peterman re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs Sampson Fugett are
expecting to visit friends at Torch
light soon.
Jim Castle. who has been i'll for some
time is able to be out again.
We are sorry. to hear of the death
of uncle Andy New.
Ray Peterman is expecting to visit
friends at Louisa and Torchlight soon,
Fred Davis is suffering with bad
finger at present EVERETT TRUE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
FALLSBURG

Church here second Sunday by Bro.
Lesley.
Forest Damron> and Jack Jordan
were in Louisa Tuesday.
Josie Workman was in Fallsburg
recently.
George shortridge was here Tues
day. A.B.C.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
1919 CLAIMS LAWRENCE CO

l have money in my hands TO pay
all Lawrence county warrants payable
out of the 1919 funds. If not presented
within a reasonable time the interest
stops. W. t. CAIN,
st County Treasurer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-12-19
Christmas is
Almost Here

Jake must get out of his and place to go,
so his stock must be Sold So you had better take adj
vantage of this sale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-08

til quieras,-es quien 10 ha descu-
bierto.
ESQ 81 que es extrano..-
Ell senior de Cotte-Hardie ha ST.
do preso, y ell rey ha mandado que
lie dieran ell tormento; pero deer en-
voz muy baja por 81 Louvre, cue el
verdugo haoia puesto cogines entire
las unas Y las piernas.
-iPues como asi?
-Espera.... ell senior Cotte-Har-
die ha sido condenado a ser decapita.
do Ell Ia plaza de Greve.
-:Cuando?
La ejecucion debia tener efecto
aver manana.
-:Y ha sido ~aplazada?
No; pero ell cabailero Sc ha eva
DIDO.
-iDe! Chatelet?
-Ciertamente.
-Entonces Raoul 10 comprendio
TODD.
-Renato continua en- ell Chatelet.
Y todas las noches, en- la cena del
rey, ell duque de Crillon murmura:
"a fe mia! senior, soy de parecer
que el parlamento ha andado muy
Gesconcertado al condenar a Renato
q ser descuartizado vivo, puesto que
la s~entencia tarda talto en- ser eje-
cutada."
-iY el rey que dice?
Ell dirige una mirada hurana a
un lado Y no Sc atreve z mirar ca
ra a cara al duque de Crillon.
-:Y.... Ia reina?
La reina mira de reojo a Crillon
| y Gala tamhian
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me separe de e.

ne separe de e..
Como! exclam6 Malican escan-
dalizado; Gpues que, Ell senior de
Noe Sc ha separado de 81 esposa?
Solo por algunos dias.
MaHcan arrug6 el ceho.
-GAcaSo ha ceSado de amarla?
p-egunto Malican miranda a Raoul
con inquietud.
Ca, tranqii&ate. ell emo de
Noe eSta cada dia mas enamorado
de 81 esposa.
Malican respir6.
Mas. como tenia que hacer
un viaje mistericso, anadi6 el pale.
Malican lie miro con ojos at6nitos.
-iAh, mi pobre Malican, diio el
pale. mo me preguntas NADIA mas?
va Sc que Sois discreto.
-Por n~ecesidad; no Sc d6nde ha
lido el senior de Noe.
ESQ es va diferente.
Salimos de Nerac juntos V veni-
mos hasta Burdeos, y ALI Sc separ6
de mi sin Gecirrne a d0nde iba.
~ vos no 10 sabeis?
No Sc NADIA. Pero tn. Malican,
cree cue me vas 4 dar noticias.
-GDe que? ide quien? pregunt6
Nalican.
De TODD 10 cue pasa en- Paris.
-:Oh. ciertamente; mas quien os
podria dar mas mejores seria la Sc
norita Nancy, r~espondi6 Malican gui-
Rendo Ell ojo. ES precise convenir,
anadio. que para estar al corriente
de TODD, no hay otra mujer. Y pre-
| cisamente.....
Mahcan habia vuelto q "a entrada
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de Ia puerta.
-Precisamente, anadio veo una
v~entana que Sc abre en- los pisos
altos del Louvre.
Raoul fue corriendo a Ia puerta,
Y como tenia Ia vista tan penetrante
como Ell bearnes Malican. en- seguida
conoci6 a IA rubia Nancy, que de CO.
dos en- Ia ventana, estaba respirando
el aire de Ia manana. FL pale sin
ito latir con Ia fuerza su coraz6n.
Themes raz6n, dijo; Nancy debe
saber muchas cosas.-Y Sc lanz6 fue-
"a. volvio. a montar en- 81 caballo,
' Sc fuG al Louvre.
Nancy, cue seguia en- 81 ventana,
despues de haber estado miranda Gu
riosamente Ell caballo atado delante
de 10 taberna de Malican, observe al
ginete cue 10 montaba para venir al
Louvre. Tai e Ia a no te-
MIA la vista penetrante como Raoul
' Malic&n; mas por Ia violencia de
los latidos de 81 corazon, adivino en-
seguida que este ginete no podia me-
nos &c ser su amiguito Raoul. Ell
pale llamo q Ia puerta del Louvre
con el pono de su espada. En- Sc
guida abrio IN suizo el postigo Y le
conocio.
-iAh! senior de Raoul, lie diio no
teneis poca suerte en- llegar de dia.
-jPor que?
-Porque desde Que ha regresado
madame Catalina, va no Sc permite
a nadie que entire de noche en- el Lou
vre.
-iC6moI :madama Catalina ha
regresado va?
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-iMagnificoi mas algo... triste.
-iAh! ide veras?
NJ IL ,oorI.do c~iarrDre de

-iMagnifico! mas algo... triste.
-iAh! ;de veras?
Me he acordado siempre de
La camarera de madame Margari-
ia Sc ruborizo IN POGO, pero Sc dejo
tomar Ia mano, que Raoul llev6 con
trasporte a sus labios.
Mas, decidme, prosiguio Ell pale
despues de pasado este primer mo-
mento de efusion; ique es 10 que he
dido, mi querida Nancy?
No 10 Sc.
Que madame Catalina, a quien ell
rey envio desterrada..
Al palacio de Amboise, despues
de las bodas de madame Margarita.
-5Habia regresado a Paris?
-Es muy exacto.
-Pero.... el rey....
Ell rey, amiguito milo, esta per-
suadido de que madame Catalina lie
es enteramente indispensable.
-iBahl
Ella es quien lie descubre los
compiots de los hugonotes.
jos c~omplots?
-Ha habido uro.
contra quien?
Contra el rey y Ia seguridad de
su RENO.
-iPero cuando?
Haze ocho dias.
-iY csc complot?
-Parece que 10 habia fomentado
cierto caballero lemosino llamado Ell
:eIor de Cotte-Hardie.
" madame Catalina, desde ell
fondo de su retro o destierro.-como
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FOLLETIN Mum. 157
IA JUyENTUp DE ENRIQUE "

halo de Tarbes? Por que regresaba
de Nerac Y aun de Pau. Cast eH Sc
vuida de su casamiento, nueStro II
tiguo amigo Amaury de Noe expert
mento Ia necesidad de IT q dar una
yuelta o Navarro con 81 joven es-
posa. Habia marchado hacia cosa de
nm mes, ' Sc habia lleyaCo cOnSlgo q
Raoul. iPor que? Este era IN Sc
creto entire el rey Enrique &c Nava-
IRA. Nancy Y 81. e miSmo Malican
no habia podido saber Sino que Raoul
Sc habia marchado con Mjette :
Noe.
Eth. ;senor Raoul, exclamo muy
allegro el tabernero.
-Buenos dias. Naican.
-sAcabais de llegar?
Ell polvo que me cub-e de pies
a cabeza puede decjrteIo; he Gamma
do toda la noche.-Y echando pie a
terra, dijo: Dame IN vase de vino.
me muero de sd.
-Entrada, entrad. senior Raoul.
FL pale alto a 81 c26al!o en- n
srgolIa clavada fuera, Y entro en- Ia
taberna.
VEINS de Navarro? pregunt0 Ma
ican con viva curiosida6-
En- Inca recta.
-;Habeis visto a mi Sobrlnita
Hiette2
-Hace ocho dias que Ia ".
-5Y al senior de Noe2
NO hace mas que cinco dias que
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Los SENADORES Sc ARROJAN GRAVES
CARGOS DURANTE LA DISCUSSION DEL
DICTAMEN SOBRE LA LEY PETROLERA
I'm senador acusado de haber hecho campaRa
german6fiIa denuncio que las companies
petroIeras han pagado doscientos cincuenta
mil pesos por Ia defensa del dictamen
CTUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre 3

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre 8.
I'm desbordamiento de pasloneS, de
cargos raves. de ofensas ~personales
y hasta de injurias encubiert2s, Tue
Ia session de antier en- el senado, al
seguirse discutiendo Ell dlctamen So
bre la Ley del Petr6leo.
Tn senador dijo que lie causaoa
vergiienza 10 que estaba ocurrlendo
en- el recinto Y que, en- son de proteS-
"a contra semejante actltud, abando-
naba eli salon. Otros senadores HI
cieron 10 mismo, V Ia session huoo dc
susperdersc. citando ell Presldente
nara ell siguiente dia. HaSta hoy, no
hav nj siCuiera eSperanza@ Ie enten-
dimiento. los intcreses naclonales ce-
dieron el paso a Ia baja passion poll
tica, y Ia ley del petroleo sigue slen-
do 10 que ha sido desde que Sc es-
cribi6: IN motive mas de dificultades
Que no tienen para cuando terminar.
ADcooa defiente al Constituyente
queretano.
FL senador Ancona Albertos, re-
presentante del Estado de Iucatan.
naD.9 para NCAGlAAGA u 4NS
yentes de Queretaro, manifestando
que no quierc pasar por alto los a
taQues encona5os de que ma sldo
objeto en- las pasadas s~esiones. Dice
que los que han atacado Y c~ensurado
Ell articulo p de la Carta, no Sc han
penetrado bien ue su espiritu y SuS
tendencias. Y que por ESQ estan CO.
metiendo Ia a~berracion de pedir que
Sc reforme 0 Sc reglamente, sin dar-
Sc cuenta que con clio perjudlcan los
i~ntereses n~acionaleS. Muchos articu-
los hubo en- Ia Constitution de 81,
que todavia amos despues de promul-
gada. no Sc conocian a fondo nj Sc
habian irterpretado debidamente. A
bora pasa 10 mismo con el y de Ia
nueva Carta, que. apenas promulga-
da. va Sc lie quiere poner un parche
ridiculo ' v~ergonzoSo.
rechos. iriamos a buscar a TN Scipi6n
antes que entregar a Ia Patria'.
mir q atropellar ' violar nuestros de-
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Nancy, sin duda. iba a continuar
dando a su amigo Raoul noticias
de la corte Y la ciudad, cuando un
cordcncito que, pasando por ell pa
vimento subia 81 techo, puso en- mo-
vimiento un pedacito de papel. Esta
era Ia campanilla que en- otro ITEM
DO habian ideado madame Margari-
ia y su camaTera.
-iCalla! dijo Nancy, jque suce.
de de nuevo? ioh! ioh!
VI.
Esperame aqui Mi Guerido Raoul,
dijo Nancy, al salir de 81 cuarto.
-5Estareis largo tempo?
No 10 Sc.
-iPodre salir 81 tardais en- vel
ver7
No.
-iPor que?
-jPor que?
-Porque tengo muchas cosas que
decirte, r~espondio ~sonriendose insen-
cionalmente.
-Pero....
" luego, es necesario que te
ponga al corriente de 10 que pasa
IN ell Louvre.
-iAh!
Para que no cometas ninguna
torpeza.
-Esa es sotra cosa.
-iComprendes?
ST.
Nancy estaba hechicera con 50
traje de manana, de color claro. Ha-
bia puesto un ramillete de yioletas
en- sus cabellos rubios enrizados en-
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ST. respondi6 el suizo con aire

consternado.-Y abri6 Ia puerta.
Raoul entr6 en- ell patio del Louvre,
echo pie a terra, do Ia brida a un
soldado, Y Sc lanzo hacia Ia escale-
rilla que conducia a los pisos altos
del ~palacio. Y por consiguiente a los
aposentos de los pajes Y las CANA
reras. En- Ia primera grada de esta
escalera encontro a Nancy, que Sc
puso palida Y ruborosa alternative
mente, Y sin mas ceremonies, lie do
IN fuerte abrazo, diciendole:
-iAh, Raoul, querido MIC, de We
ras que me he ~apercibido de tn au-
sencia.-Y ~cogiendole de Ia mano, lie
llev6 tras de 81 por Ia ~escalera de
caracol.
-Sube pronto, porque esta noche
pasaGa Sc ha bailado en- el Louvre,
V TODD mundo esta durmiendo toda-
via.
-iAhl Use ha bailado?
-Hasta Ell amanecer.
-iPeste! murmuro Raoul.
Nancy llevo a Raoul a 81 cuarto
V le hizo sentar en- un escabel, en-
tanto Gue ella Sc arrellanaba en- un
comodo sill6n.
mi pobre Raoul. repitio; ique
cara traes!-Y miraba de pies a ca
beza al pale TODD cubierto de polvo.
Jay, amiga, respondio Raoul, no
he teniGo tempo para acicalarme en-
Ell canine. va tendreis Ia bondad de
perdcnarme.
Nancy Sc sonri6 graciosamente.
-iY bien! dijo: ;hemos hecho IN
buen viaje?
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Acepte I'd. solamente "Jarabe de
Higos de California, fjandose bien
en- Ia pa!abra California" que apa-
rece en- Ia etiqueta. pudiendo estar
completamente segura de que su nj
no esta tomando el mejor laxante,
~inofensivo para los oreanos delicados
de los ninoS. 4 los niHos les agra
da Su delicioso Sabor a fruta- ; Cada
botella lleva las instruccioneS necesa-
rias de las dosiS que debe admins
t~rarseles. Deles I'd. esta medicine
sin tenor.
Madre! I'd. debe decir "Califor-
MIA"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-03-05

and visitors for their generous sup
port, hearty cooperation and liberality
in the efforts they put forth to make
the box party a success.
The weather was unfavorable, and
some folks were hindered from COM
ing, but those who did, did their bit,
and best.
We made SIP clear of. expenses.
There was supper for all, and the
pigs too, they did enjoy, that good
old "ambrosa," that master" and
"missus" could not enjoy during such
sparkling rain drops.
The proceeds are TO go to enlarge
ment of school building. The plan
is being launched and we hope to see
it nearing completion in the near fu-
ture, consequently, a modern roomy
building taking the place of the pres
ent one.
Again thanking the people, with
special thanks to the host, and hos
tess, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Thompson,
for their kindness and trouble.
Trusting the pigs wont drive him
wild with their extravaganza and will
soon forget the taste Of ambrosia.
Teacher.
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CITATION.
rhe State Of South Carolina,
Cnupty Of TlornrJnp

The State Of South Carolina,
County Of Clarendon.
BY j. NJ. Windham, Probate Judge:
WHEREAS, Carlotta NJ. Capcrs
made suit to me to grant her Letters
of Administration Of the Estate and
effects of Ellison Capcrs
THESE ARE, THEREFORE,, to
cite and admonish all and singular
the Kindred and Creditors of the said
Ellison Capcrs, deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Manning
on the goth day Of March, next, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in The
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administi alton
should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand this 1th
day of March, Ammo Domini 1919.
j. M. WIMDlIAM,
lie. Judge Of Probate.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Stock Certificate Number 35 issued
to G. II. Higgins on the 1st day Of
February, A. D. 1917, for five shares
of Capital Stock Of Clarendon Build
ing & Loan Company, Second, has
been lost or destroyed, and that ap-
plcation will be made for new Ger
tificate on Thursday, the 3rd day of
April, 1919.
ct. S. L. Huggins.