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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
SAYS FEW READ THE BIBLE
Writer critieises the Present Genera.
tion for Its Lack Of knowledge
Of the Scriptures. .

The booksellers story of the woman
Who demanded 10 know whcr" ~ Ill"
Bible she could find the story uf Ia
mon and pythlas Is cstlcd to mind by
The recently reported attempt " u pro-
ressor at the University to mcasilr" the
biblical knowledge of his class IN Eng
lish literature. Tn. test resulted in u
rather naive display Of ignorance con
cernlng n book which has been called
the fountain head of English iitrra
rure." and which. with Shakespeare.
invariably heads the list OF best
hooks aud gathers more dust than any
other.
There are those who. having made
acquaintance with the Ifhlc IN their
avn youth. aud realizing It's poetry,
history and style. agree with Trof. bal.
w.. Lore Sharp that we nrc n Bible.
starved nation" What parent reads
the Eihlc IN ur will, the children these
days. They get fairy stories "r animal
fables. Even tlr sunday school les.
suns mr." given from u lcHilct. The III.
~" has b''H SlnrNlZcl ana eNphrghl'u
IN the sn.cullrd Interests of children.
and has shared tho usual fate of such
w"'lmrunt hut unnecessary cndcaNors.
Il u not without uccnsitn 'hat cdncn.
tors are discussing the need aud III"
methods Il Increasing interest IN tlr
book
Whelhr "" regard the Blhlc us u
sacred bov,. Js n SugH ~ the Hebrews.
~ ~ u collection of stories. legends
nhd historical fact NJ ancient origin, II
i ~ thoroughly u part of our llt"rn.
iurc, which IL ~ abundant IN nllusions
and references to It's cd2tcnl. that not
10 know their source and application
Is To argue ones SELF unread. Youth
ought ~ be- ~ aware uf MuS"S the
lnwgiycr ~ ~ ilnmlrl or King l"nr.-.
Detroit Free Press.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Sheep, Driven to Mountains.

Wild sheep live IN small ilocks IN
rocky. mountainous parts whore food
II sparse. Had they been possessed
of such means of dcfcnsN rs the heels
and the speed of the horse, ar the
horns and tho strength n the bison
they would probably have congrcgated
on the plains where food was plenti-
ful, As II was, their only protection
from their natural cncmles, the wolves
lay In their agility In the ulost inac.
cessibie spots, The length " time
sheep have been domesticatcd IL as
nothing compared with the preceding
ages when their home was In the
mountains, consequently coming under
the dominion Of man has utterly re-.
yersed their conditions of life. So the
growth Of the hoof Is out OF all pro.
portion Ia the wear on our soft pas,
inres, ana foo'rot supcryenes. Slml.
larly the thick coating Of wool which
was absolutely necessary ut the altl.
tudes the wild sheep Inhabited, has, as
far rs the sheep Itself Is concerned,
become nuisance. and rendered II a
prey 10 ticks and mnggots.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
PLACING CROWN oN PAG0DA
Solemn Ceremony at msndsisy That
Attracted Crowds Of tie Devout
Followers Of Buidhs.

A curious festival was held not long
ago IN Mandalay. the chef town of
rurma. \ new pigodn lcdlcntcd iu
the Buddhist religion wi. to bc com
plcicd 10y the placing nf huge crown
or Mi upon Its summit. uore than 100
feet above the ground.
To witness the ceremony camc Bud.
dhists from Indo.Chlnn, from the
llimaayas. from Laos and Chan and
SInm. Warriors from Knisciin. Sorccr.
ers from Mot and people from other
places made medley NJ languages
like that NJ Rnbcl.
U u street corner would be seen %
ha'ber pUllng u customers tooth On
snnih"r ."in,T u Mohanmedan bird
dnnlcr sold Gagged pnroGucts tu Bud
dhlsts who plously ~, them free Al
very modern buoihs one. couId buy ii4
cream soda or og Nhndnlay was u
gorgeous spectacle o nd The new ~ sndi
was the &C. tier Of IT,
Every lnguda has ~ It's summit %
TIT ~ cap. the pinriug uf which is of
ten her, lean ln,L. The nur nov
~ be- raj" = weighed several hurir,J
bounds md consisted OF n gll,l"d hall
Hnd crown nnd u great spindle nho,,
II.
Y" get in The top M iucllncd plnnr
NJ hn'ul"u srHfrulliug Ike hug" ~
hnrgau slide had been built. and wns
h"""Iaird with silk flags nnd unhr,i.
lns. ~ the inclined plane the hrn,,
zap was slowly pulled Six dag
were required Tor the ascent uud u
seventh {" fa~rrn II IN pace.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
How to Enjoy Walk.

There are road walkers, trail fol.
lowers. forest ronmcrs--locality and
scenery are matters OF 1Bste. The
thing is to keep marching, to All ones
lungs with draughts of lnvigoratIng
air, to bnnish care and to revel In high
spirits. There should be q stop at
every spring, the colder and shyer the
better, and when landscape IL to be
viewed, some scene that charms and
inspires, It Is a sacrllege II the walker
does not throw himself down on the
grass, or seat himself on a fallen tree,
to spend few minutes feasting his
eyes on the picture. The true walker
Is not one who merely puts miles be-
hind him, 10 vaunt his speed and en-
durance. ce.--isxchange.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
HAD REHEARSAL OF FUNERAL
arch Concerning Ceremony In
Which He Would Figure.

Charles V. King Of Spain und emperor
~ Germany IN The sixteenth century,
was n pious ruler. Toward the end ~
his life he conceived the curluns Idea
of rohrnrSing his avn funeral. not b"'
cnisc hc wished Ia lnVc tho event gn
IN without u hl'ch when the time
should come. hut hccuus" IT, thought
she performance NJ ~" ccpmnny
would rebound io the credit and we'll.
being of his soul In the ufior.world.
Ills friends sought to diSsuad" him,
hut, declining II n holy net, III" ruler
went ahead with his preparations. 4
tnlnralulc was erected nnd III" srry.
ice performed. The high nlinr. the
cntafalque. and the cnllr" church
shone with WAX lights III" frinrs wcr"
NIL IN their proper places and the
household of tho emperor attended In
deep mourning. "'rhc plouS monarch
himself was there. utriroh IN snhl"
weeds" according tn the moukish his
iorlan. "and bearing n taper, 4" -"
himself Inferred and 10 celebrate his
own obscuuleS." while the mtss for
the dend was sung. he cam" forward
md gave his taper 10 the officiating
priest ms n symbol ~ his desire to
Yield up his soul. Nor only once, hut
for many years, mtll he finally died
In 1858. Charles V performed this
sirangH ceremony annually.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Bio Saving In Heating Power.

With fist cost for heating plant
Of about $1,000. the Husquarna fac.
tories In Sweden have been making an
annual saving Of 400 tons of coke for
several years by utilizing surplus pow
er. A hydraulic station supplied cleo
tric power, and, as water-storage flu
cillties are lacking, the electric gener-
ators continue to run at night, the
current produced being turned into ac-
count for heating the 4i,O00 gallons Of
water In large subterranean tank.
During the daytime tie hot water Is
circulated In the heating system OF the
establishment. The shops thus get suf-
icient heat for their l2-hour day ex,
cept during the very coolest weather.
and then the original coal,nrins plant
10 called upon for auxiliary service.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

The home place OF the late John
NJ. Jones, consisting of four acres, was
sold last week to Gustav Iindner for
$500. Frank Petree made the deal.
Miss Dorothy hurz, who spent
the holiday season with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kurtz, Of the
Woods school district, returned TO
Parkville, Monday, where she will re-
sumo her studies in Park College.
Mrs. Frank Lynch ana daughter,
Rcva, Of South st. Joseph, spent the
Christmas holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. French. They re-
turned TO their home last week, FRI
day.
For Sale--I am offering at private
sale the late John 7. Ruhl farm, adj
joining New Point, Mo-; consists Of 20
acres Of fine land. Ten-room new
house; finished last summer. an ideal
home for retired farmer or business
man. Must be seen TO be appreciated.
For price and further information,
write, j. T.. RUHL,
1910 South llth St, st. Joseph, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stephenson will
leave in a few days for Centralia, ILL.,,
where they will spend the winter. We
sincerely trust that they may return
here in the spring and continue their
residence among u, a. the leaving of
such people Is big loss to any COM
mInity. Ice reports his sale held a
couple Of weeks ago as being rather
good, considering the market c"ndi-
tiong
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Order of Publication,

State of Missouri, County of Holt, 81,
In the Circuit Court uf Holt County,
Missouri. October Term, 1920.
Bert q. Pierce, Plaintiff,
W.
Andrew q. Dankcrs Defendant,
Now here at this day, October 25,
1920, the same being the first day of
the regular October Term, 1920, Of the
Circuit Court of Holt County, Mis-
souri, the above entitled cause being
called for hearing, Il II here now
shown 10 tho satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendant, Andrew o.
bankers, cannot be served with sum
mons as required by law in this state,
and that the said defendant Is n non
resident of the State Of Missouri.
IL is here now by the Court ordered
that said defendant be notified by
publication that said plaintiff has COM
menced his suit against the said de-
fendant, by petition and attachment, in
the Circuit Court of Holt County, in
the State of Missouri, founded on an
account for the sum of One Hundred
Ninety-rinc Dollars (Sl09.00); that his
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

Authorities believe that all Ian
guages had their origin In the dialect
of one common language whose home
is. con1ecturcd To have been be.
tween the Baltic and Caspian seas
The language spread with mlgrations
In different places, and separation and
race admlxture increased the differ.
ences IN the dialects until they be-
came distinct languages. which In turn
spread and broke up into dialects.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

This refers to the three wise men
of the East who followed the star to
the birthplace OF Jesus Christ. Their
names are usually given as Mslthazar,
GaFpar and Melchior. Their bones
are supposed to be preserved In the
cathedral OF Colgate. Il Sfl A.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Broken-Nose
Roche
BY EVELYN LEE


ever set foot within the precincts of
i"p'ho'e. "" was frnwsy, hristling.
rough spoken, ninde first. last, aud all
me time for the one place in the town
where strong drink was dispensed. and
ab"nt l'ed there for two weeks until
niS money was all gone.
Somehow. somewhere he had met
With n defncing contact that had
broken his nose. The facial eject
was hldeous when lie was under the
inilucncc of stimuIunts. and he was
even mn object ~ mingled pity and
aversion when IN his right mind In
his cups he bousied volubly ~ sct.to
With n noted professional pugilist.
~ hig one. like Dan Beaver. wnuld
| naturally leave n lifetime mprk on
me-" he observed. "rint l. WHY I
have gone hy the maine Of Dr,k,n.
Nose Roche. hui I gave him wnr.o Ia
return. IIrll never srp agnin from
one cy". nnd he'll chew his food ou
| nnr law"
Ouc dn, H,,hr hmm, ,r,,,pJ fla,
drinking nine. ,vi,hon, m,,,, rh,
p,xt th.v sim, ,h. l,nr ,,.,,i,s, hin,
lie wandered l,.rous,IutrIy dawn ia.
street. shattered IA nerve. from his
prntrnctcd rnrousnI. As hr nrnrrd
prctcntiuus mnnslon near the edge
NJ the town hc Snw no movement of
NE about the place. entered lis gntc
aud threw himself upnn the ground
where II was shaded md went to
sleep
II, uwok. 10 observe s,n,od In lawn
.bnirs n uttl. distance, rr,n bI,, an
old mnn nnJ n vom,n seemingly of
middle npe. nnJ n. decided. n ,lnuph.
for shc wns rr,Iny and b,r ,on.s
v,r, I,r,,l,.u ne IA, mid,
"Dorm,, ,,,,, ror ,,I ,,u,,.
o,J ,n hn,, ,,n s,;oi, ,,iS. h,,,, n,
,I,i,., ~ .nc,, - L. as,or ,.r 'y.,,s .,
.,.,,,','.,,., -, -.
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,' w" Wv. " ",no,'
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
mo Trespassing!"
By SIDNEY E. PORTER

ing. the fair. inexperienced young girl
told herself with a Hutter and n blush.
"Wby. l,'s like some story hook ro.
nance" declared her closest conHdapt.
Ednu Martin. IA stranger IN Dodge.
vile. Is he notf"
.l,,,,re,v a, lilo is s,udyiny for tho
,or no ,oii mo aud ia an his ypca,ion.
I, wos nj tho brook TINT I saw lin
nr., AZ, bo, ,,i,,v an and landed a,
.n ,,,,.r hr,,ch us, fcw inches
.nova ,h,, rn,.r tc.,eripy and fitting.
.,.,,.."
- ,.,,,,,
, WV" ~. - ,'T'. .I,, rin, mai
u"Il," w. ~ ~, , 49,,
'n"'"" % w, y" I Wv, n,, ~ ,a. .,,,n.'
'"t ~ .-,um
why " W"N ",''
'""",U''n '''''"' Nv" WV "'"'"
'l'''' Iln"'
III WIS dh! "i'r' I'H''''"I' '"''r
'nh" nr "f'h'h'hE S''"W'r ny
started across we hh"""N '"r NUM-
Again nl'i""rrl ihIS interesting KNIGHT
oril'ni " su'h rNi~,s ~ These In'cr
days"
III" must 10" Following you nh"u''
suggested Eduu.
"Oh. dear, no! u wns nll by acct
dent. lie drew mo under m umbrella
and We reached shelter shed with.
out drop of rain on me. Whep the
sun came out h. walked with me NJ
fur ~ the wund lot. opened the gnte
far me aud Insisted should keep the
umbrella forsf"nr the clouds might
come NJ arnln. ri pnsS this gnle
about noon tnnInrrnW. hn said go. n
van will leave the umbrella here. I
viii un, H."
~ srr." nodded E,Inn nrchIy. "Oh,
irun, Aou hnvr certainly got lover
nj Irsi."
"Ir nm nllnNcd ~ have one"
llultrr.aI Irus tim','ly.
U,tI,,,,i vb,. ,,bui A., van mcnuy"
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
The
Trouble Mender
= = :. : - :. =. :. -
BY JESSIE z. SHERWlN

experiencing decided scnsc Of dis.
mny.
lie stood ~ the open window ~ his
r"nm m The little family hotel. three
stories NJ. II was an ideal bachelor
suite aud lad brcolnp to him u Npri-
able home. The occupants were So.
set. H." ncigh,trhuod quiet one. lie
tad nnrs"d along II window Hover box
md onv ~ the wires securing " had
| broken luusc ~ hr was working over
q.
ll"n,r the alarming cry Now he
'cunDd mi aud looked dawn. lie had
luti""l below Few moments before
u girl 81 about eighteen. She carried
4 large LHskr, filled with eggs. he had
"hsrr,"d H. she removed H. cover.
she had transferred several dozen ~
ilIu." H. smaller bnskrt and now
yH- n"i IN iglt. ~ nnrr Duhois III.
'iu"d rhnt IHc rrstnVrunt IN tir nrsi
l""r vns - i"gHlnr customer "f this
ulusirluu- farm uall
A. b" ,l'uod tie Wrrrk AMI ru!n
caused hl ~" window hos, Bnhnis
'hnuh"d NJ. -inrS tIp, the girl had
u"i h"uu lrurnIl, 10 when II tell.
\ live. active, generous minded
Young mHu Vance Duh"is rrusrd in
immediate" Hcti"n. "" hurried from
his ruur dawn ivu nlghS nr stairs.
dashed through the dining room ~ the
restaurant from IT, front aud entered
the cooks quarters. lie WIS we'll
known io every cmpluycr ~ The place
for h. WIS u regular customer The
far old ru"k regarded him with staring
eyes. ns this fnvnrllr customer. given
H. "rmiir Hriiui, ~ he knew from cN
ruricn"". demanded sharply:
"iirl delivering eggs where n
,hrf"
"l"u mean that 1aun'lng c~ucttr
frum the Wu-irl rurmf iug teri.
Rlrlol Ninr-Hn ur'sldr 'b,rr" nri
h" Inlntrd 8" ih" area way whrrr tho
Hover h"> lUI rnllrn.
Thlrllcr buh"i. dnrtrd. lat first
suuiclug ~ tir .ruiu"rrI white.
'up "r tie ,nnk. iuuuirg niso his cX.
puuhvr whi'" nrr"u AMI tlliug with
wander 'lr chef Who uur,rilrd NJ
what this brisk Young mrn mlshi be
up 10 now COMING outside. lulpuiS
halted h"furr tho shattered flower buN
nnd The wrecked basket from which
lricklrh H. broken contents. aud nj.
most Heating In n srn ~ white and
yellow color FloInccd to the pnNc.
mcnt hosi,l" II. wringlng her hnnds
wo"fullS the girl hyst"rirnl. fearful.
was h"moaning her fate
Here, quick, yon!" sp"kr Dubois.
Nv" want m"r" eggs"
"My eggs nrr nll broken snhbrl
Racirl Morgan.
$50 much the hcitcr--in use for
"1"kiug. ilrN much IA" lutf"
There Wcr" twenty dozen lrfi."
"tnll II fifteen dnllnrs How l. that
bel hasl,ci und ulli There's your m"nry."
Rachel Morgan gave n great susp IN
ia" money was extended Her keen.
clover eyes ,lHrird nu absorbing glance
NJ iuhnis.
YOU'RE u prinrr!" she prnolnlmed.
mud with sparkling eyes watched her
liberal nlm""r ~ Il" rrrul"rcd the
Iln"c.
There, Hu ulln pudrldn "r >hrlls.
'liri and ilnWrrs uiitsidr there" hr oN.
rlninod ~ the cook. "Clonn u NJ when
You have tlnr." uud extended II hnuL
not" while hriolly explaining his unri
IN the catastrophe.
The cpls0dr passed from his mlud
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
DON'T
DESPAIR

II you are troubled with pains or
aches; feel tired; have headache.
indigestion, insomnia; painful pass
age Of urine, you will find relief In
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
Grain Quickly Rip.nsd In Norway.

II 10 a curious fact that grains ripen
earlier In Norway than IN the south OF
Europe. an advantage due to the long
days and short nights of the summer
In the north.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

Young Bulls For Sale.
Red Pollod Stock, all pedigreed ana
registered. -
c. A. ZACHMAN.
Oregon. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07
GOLD MEDAL.
W. ExyryTgH x

The worids standard remedy for kidney.
liver. bladder and uric s.ld troubles and
Eaiiotrl Ermcdy ~ Hal'and since 1895.
Three s'.CJ ell druggist. ousrsn,eed.
Ioot f,r 40 nan. Csli Medal on s,eey bos
rad sceops no limitation
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-07

State of Missouri, County of Holt, -.
In the Circuit Court uf Holt County,
Missouri. October Term, 1920.
Bert q. Pierce, Plaintiff,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-26

ing fodder and | went ard asked her
was ANYTHING done at heS house, and
she said | could go and look. l went
ana looked and found some soup in
the pot and was eating soup. Willie
Sims came in house and stopped be-
side the bureau and Butter Franklin
came in, and he and Willie got to
tussling. and Butler got that long
gun. and | said, you all quit that
you all liable to break some
thing" He got the long gun at me,
and I told him to look in that gun,
he diGN't know what was in it. He
got the gun at Willie, and Willie ran
back in the kitchen. He snapped it
on Willie and Willie came back in
the house and got back at bureau, and
Butler said, II will get the short one !;
| bet there is something in IT, and he
never looked in it. He grabbed It and
pointed it toward Willie, and he
cooked it back and shot it, ard it hit
Willie SIMS and knocked some glass
out Of the window. Then Butler ran
out the door and he came back and
said, "God Almighty" Willie got up
and was staggering, and caught hold
of him. | was walking along with
him and turned him loose. Me and
Willie and Butler have been playing
together. and we never had a fuss
I never heard Willie and the Frank
lin boy have fuss. He did not look
Ike he was mad when he pointed the
gun at Willie He looked like he was
playing when he shot him. He said
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Saluda, S. c., Post No. 65-Able,
Guy; Mitchell, James; Pitts, DR.. 7.
A.; Wise, DR.. O. P.
Summerton, S. c., Julius A. Mood
Post. No. 35-Martin, S. F.; Rogan,
T. s.; Scarborough, j. H; Walker,
C. T.; Wilkie, w. J.
Summerville, S. c., Clarence A.
Dunning Post No. 21-Carroll, DR.. +.
Julian; Doty, L. Hayden.
Timmonsville, S. c., Post No. Al
Anderson, Jesse T.; Foster, DR.. R. X;
Honour. B. T.; Honour, Fred X;
Reedy, F. c.; Reynolds, D. L.; Ward,
Cecil w.
York, S. c., Mech Stewart Post
No. 66-Ford, j. Clyde; Grist, J. D.;
Grist, S. E.; Henry, Harry; Riddle,
j. A; Robinson, B. B.; Smith, P. A.
Charleston Post No. 10-Dele-
gates: Adams; B. E.; Allan, James;
Baker, John A.; Barnwell, N. B.;
Bikle, L. A.; Bird, NJ. c.; Blackford,
Rev. R. F.; Bowman, A. L.; Calif, j..
W.; Cogswell, VIM. H., Jr.; Davis,
E. A; Day, James S., Chaplain; Dilly,
Samuel, Jr.; CAN'T, j. Lawrence;
Glover, Charles S.; Ingle, Addison; /;
Jervey, J. H; Kollock, DR.. Charles;
Lessesne, Robert N; Levett, F. W.;
Lucas, James D.; Middleton, E. W.;
Mitchell, DR.. J. c.; Sharpe, Jesse; ST.
mons, Albert; Snelgrove, S. c.; Wis
anska, E. L.; White, Richard c.;
Wilmington, H. O.; Work, W. F.
Richland Post No. 6-Delegates4 =
Belser, I. F.; Boyle, George W.; Boi-
neau, Charles F.; Brice, Palmer; Cap
pleman, F. w; Frier, E. NJ; Hodges,
E. P; Lumpkin, Morris c.; Manning,
Windham; MCGOWAN, W. c.; Moffatt,
T. H.; Price, Marcus w.; Sawyer,
Ben NJ; Sloan, John T.; Sparks, Joe;
Walker, Julius H.; Wilson, Oscar H.;
Newberry Post No. 24-Delegates:
Blackmon, Gordon G.; Brown, Ollie
X; Holmes, McR.; Kohn, Hal;
Lightsey, Miss Teresa; Reid, W. R.,
.Jr.; Settler, John B.; Stuck, E. E.;
Workman, Neal w.
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BOYS PLAYING WITH GUN
ENDING IN TRAGEDY

On Mr.. John c. Neel;s place Mon
day afternoon, while Butler Cor
"Odis'D Franklin, white, and Willie
Means Cor Sims), colored, We're play
ing, gun in the hands of the former
lad was discharged of It's load with
fatal effect, the colored boy receiving
wound from which he died later.
The boys were each about twelve
wears old, "Odis" being the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. T. Franklin. Tues
day morning Sheriff Blease accom-
panied Coroner Lindsay to the scene
of the shooting ard the inquest was
held. There was only one eye-wlt-
ness, a colored boy a year or two
Younger than the other two. Frank
lin was not held for the killing, the
jury finding it to have been acciden-
tai. Following is the testimony of
the one witness at the inquest, with
DR.. Houseal's certificate and the Ver-
dict of the jury:
Cleophas Anderson, sworn, says: |
live with Belt Cooper Chats where |
sleep). l eat at Mr.. Neel's. l don't
know how old I am but my brother
saws | am ten. l saw this shooting
Yesterday; it happened something af-
ter one o'clock. 1t happened in Su-
Der Dawkins' house. Nobody was in
the house but me and Butler Frank
lin and Willie Sims when the shoot
ing happened. Suber's wife was pull
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.1nllSc Monday.

:
laheH from ''is r'0""'" D. '2'sI
can pray u '''e S",''e "'',''' ~ ".il' Il
MS / f'ske Starred Oh S'ie spe''N.'S
stage In's -, P''."'e .S'0'' y,
'&'lor Neii - q u 'o'''P'' lo' Yt,' IN
y! - '"0> 90 e., .. .,. ,'ia,,.. ..l,o 1,s,.a
.',>.f,>a.,1 , 80 IVA r.rno, - viva sto-
. . -. sI,., ,':.;, ..,1o,. .ot},o. oo,,
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-26
Amt Nature Grand?

With a view to possibly guiding
the cooks mind to a quieter summer
hat than she had worn the previous
season, Mrs. Smith spoke of some
violets she had seen in milliner's
window.
They're almost exactly like those
in our garden, Mary" she said. "You
have seen those often"
Indeed I have, num-" returned
Mary. 81 was after waterin' them
this very mornin'. Amt it wonder
full, mum, how natural the Lord can
make them?"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-26
OF LETTERS OF AD-
MINISTRATfON.

The State Of South Carolina-Coun-
ty Of Ncwbcrry-By W. F. Ewart'
Probate Judge:
WacreaS, Mary Chalmers hath
made suit to ne 20 grand her Let
tcrs of Administration Of the Estate
and effects Of NJ 3. Chalmers, de-
ceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and
adnionish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said NJ. b:
Chalmers, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court OF
Probate. to be held at Newberry. S.
c., On Tuesday, the 9th day of Sep
tember, next, after publication here
of, at II o'clock III the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why
the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 10Th day
Of August Ammo Domini 1921.
w. F. EWART,
P. j. N. C.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Sheppard & Berry, a part
riership consisting of M. D. Shep-
pard and w. M. Berry, and hereto
fore engaged in a mercantile busl-
ness at Silverstreet, S. c., was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The
said M. w. Berry has bought out the
interest in said business Of the said
NJ. D. Sheppard, and, under the terms
of the dissolution assumes the llablll-
ties of the former firm and becomes
the sole owner of all the assets.
M. D. SHEPPARD.
M. w. BERRY.
August II, 1921.
S-19-3tp.