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, 1922-02-09

The Board OF County Commission
ers ON Tuesday last appointed
Herschel E. Dunlap to serve as
Justice of the Peace In Rawlins Pre-
cincts No. land 2 to fill the unex-
pired term of J. c. Friend, deceased.
Mr.. Dunlap has had considerable
experience in this work as for the
past several months he has been act
ing Police Judge for the City of Raw
Inns. His findings as Police. Judge
have always been absolutely fair and
impartial and he has given universal
satisfaction in his dispensation of
justice.
Mr.. A. w. Beeler was appointed as
Justice of the Peace in Rawlins Pre-
cinct No. 1 to fill the unexpired term
Of P. p. Murphy. deceased.
Rawlins has been without a Just
ice Of the Peace for the past couple
of weeks because of the fact that
Judge P. P. Murphy and Judge ]. C.
Friend died within a week of each
other. AS the Board Of County
Commissioners did not meet until
February 7th at which time new
Justices of the Peace could be ap-
pointed, the officers several times
found themselves handicapped in dis.
posing of court matters.
, 1922-02-09
ARMY DESERTER TAKEN TO
CHEYENNE

A few days since the sheriff's Of
flee in this city arrested a man going
under the name Of Glenn Foster as
a deserter from the army. The young
man admitted that he deserted from
the army at a Virginia Army Post
and that his name was Harry Whit
more.
This young man was taken to
Cheyenne the first of the week by
Deputy Sheriff Mrs. A. A. Sanders
and turned over to army authorities.
, 1922-02-09
CARD on

To al the kind frienas Who tend
cred their sympathy and beautiful
flowers at the loss OF our mother. we
desire, to extend u most heartfelt
thAnke and appreciation.
MNS, CHA4. KlNDALL,
Mr.. CHAS. KIMpALL,
ALBERT KIN0AL.
, 1922-02-09
NOTICE 10 AUTO OWNnnB

NO11CE 10 ALTO OWNERS
There are still many automobile
owners in Carbon eounty who have
not yet secured their 1889 auto
licenses. 1t Is necessary that these
All automobile owners who have
not as yet secured their 1921 licenses
are notified to do SO Immediately.
A. A. SANDERS.
Sheriff.
, 1922-02-09
PAST EXALTED RULERS NIGHT

Tuesday evening last was Past
Exalted Rulers night at the Elks.
Each station was filled by a Past
Exalted Ruler of the order.
w. F. Daley acted as Exalted
Ruler; Chris Jensen. Leading Knight;
A. NJ. Startzell. Loyal Knight: H. J.
eastman, Lecturing Knight: H.
Breoitenstein, Esquire; ]. A. Hobbs.
Tiler .
Following a very Interesting bus
mess session some time was devoted
to a social session. An excellent
lunch was served by the Lunch Com
mittee.
, 1922-02-09
ATTENDED FUNERAL AT
REMMERER

q. M. Bergen. and r. H. Alcorn OF
this city attended the funeral Of w.
b. Sammon, which was held at Kem-
merer Sunday morning last.
w. B. Samm0ns was killed ON Sat-
ufday, January 28th in the Knicker-
booker Theatre disaster at Washing
ton. D. C. His remains we're shipped
to the home at Kemmerer where the
funeral was held.
Friends were present at the fun
eral from all over the state.
, 1922-02-09
a BU1lNEas MAN,S RRRNR

A merchant in another city thought
he would improve his credit by open
ing checking accounts With three
banks instead Of giving one bank all
his business. When this man wanted
to borrow more money Ground tnar
none Of these banks considered
, 1922-02-09
We CASE IN POLICE COURT

There has heen but one case in
Police Court during the past week.
Eric Matson was brought before
Judge Dunlap to answer to q charge
of intoxication. The man pied guilty
and was fined SIS.
, 1922-02-09

w. N. Toothaker, one of the ranch
men of the Encampment section was
q Rawlins visitor on Tuesday looking
after business affairs.
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Mary Morgan Of Wheeling visited On
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. o. T..
Talbert.
Mrs. f J. Cook and Mrs. ". w.
Gamble were hostcsscs to the Shcrrard
Community club at til" home OF Mrs
Cook on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs George II. McComhs
OF Steubenvillc spent the weekend al
tho c. w. MCComhcs home.
Mrs c. L. Policy and little son have
returned 70 their home her" from tn"
Ohio Valley General hospital.
Mrs Emma White OF Mt 0livet. who
has been very III Is slightly improved.
Miss Eleanor Talbcrt IS visiting r'la-
lives IN Wheeling.
Miss Elizabeth Schmidt. student IN
the West Liberty State Normal. spent
the weekend at hS homo at MI.
Olrct.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Garv!n and son.
Dadden Glenn OF Wheeling. visited at
the home OF n. NJ. Garv!n on Sunday.
Miss Mollle Dowlcr Of WooGlawn Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Emma Whl'e
OF Mt. Olivet.
Arlington Ault has returned 70 his
home in Barncsvillc after visit with
relatives al Mt. Ol!vet.
Mrs. Herbert Miller will entertain tbs
Mt. OolIvct Home Missionary society at
her home Thursday afternoon.
T. Montgomery spent sunday In CAM
cron looking after his candidacy for
county commissioner.
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BENWOOU
False Report.

II was reported that the rail nickc's
were ordered from the Hitchman mino
post they took up, as a result or col
lis,on between the non union miners and
tho plckcts Of the striking railroad men.
This report is In no way true as no
trouble has ever occurred between the
two factions and the piC&cts were never
ordered away. 1t is thought by the or
fIcials of tho striking railroad men that
II any trouble took place II was among
tho union and non union miners. Rs they
have never had report from their
pIckets OF any trouble OF the Kind tax
Ing place.
Dixie Game
The Dixie All Stars will play the fast
Community Club team OF Martins Ferry,
O., Sunday on the South Benwood
grounds The game Will start Mt
o'clock sharp. These two teams are
we'll matched and tho fans and support
erS OF both teams expect their team TO
win.
The manager OF the Dixie team lctt
for Pittsburgh yesterday To get two
fnelders. This move was taken in order
to put the Dixies In the light scmi-pro
class.
Korriss VIII Entertain
The members OF the Kerry Kluh Will
entertain number OF young people
from the South Side at their summer
camp In the Narrows, south OF Nc
Mechen. Friday evening. Boating and
dancing will DO the main features OF
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Realty Deeds

Arberc Pol'vka 10 Anezka Po!ivka-
undivided one-halr interest IN tract Of
land IN Pul,ney township; cons!dera-
ton. ST.
Rose Kepela 10 Walter Kepela, undi-
v!ded onc-half interest in tract OF land
In Colerain township: consideration. 81.
Anna s McCo-d executr!S. 10 John
Eodor and Mary Hodor. tract OF land
In Martins Ferry: consideration. 1915.
Blanche Myers 10 Frank Semelvecis.
tract Of land In Martins Ferry: con-
E!deration. $40.
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SHERRARD
Morrta FUNERAL.

Funeral services FOR Mrs. oliver Nor
ris. whose death occurred on Saturday.
were held In the family home on Mon
day at o'clo * and in the Allen Grove
PRESBYTERIAN church at ESQ. Rev. NJ.
l.. Dearien, former pastor OF the
Pleasant Hill NJ f. church. OF which
the deceased was a member. had charge
of the services. assisted by Rev I. II.
Page. Intermcnt was In the Allen
Grove cemetery.
Sherrard Briefs.
Tho Mt. Olivet Epworth league will
have charge OF the service at that
church on next Sunday evening. Hon.
Wright Hugus. OF Wheeling. county
president OF the Epworth league. Will
deliver an address.
Mrs. J. l.. Garvin and Mrs. F. d.
Talbert will entertain the 7. d. f.. cIuo
with a marshmallow toast and weiner
roast on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gebrge Weishar OF
warwood are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Marsh.
The Wood Hill Ladies' Aid society
will hold a lawn fete at Hatton hall
on Saturday evening. August s.
Rev. 4 R. Bennett will preach at
the Pleasant Hill NJ. f. church on next
Sunday evening at o'clock
Mrs. Clara Dorsey OF Wheeling Is
land 'ls the guest OF her sister, Mrs
c. T. GoudY.
Misses Laura and Mary Miller OF
Mozart were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
W. +. Miller Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Arlington Ault OF Sarnesville
Is visiting her sister. Mrs A. c. Myers
and Mrs. Willard Hicks at Mt. Olivet'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Sncdeker and Fam
ily OF Mt. Olivct visited relatives at
Pleasant Valley on Sunday.
The Pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid society
will be entertained at the home or Mrs.
William Remke this afternoon, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Morgan and MISS
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the evening. A good time is expected

the evening. A good time is expected
by all.
Another Lawn Tete.
The ladies' OF the Industrial Society
of the First NJ. l.. church. gave another
lawn cetc last evening for tho oeneNt
Of the church. Pies, cakes ana other
delicious pastries were on sale. Inc
nffalr was success as the one before
II was. and others are expected IN the
near future The ladies' arc very crate
full for The support OF the many friends
who helped TO make these two affairs
SO big a success.
Hear Parr1ott-
4 large number OF friends and sup
porters were present at the Initial
speech Of the Hon. James d. Parriott
Rcpuhlican candidate for Congress. a,
the court house OF Moundsville, last
night
Unfortunate Nnshap.
Albert Rarris ard Edward Brannan
returned home last evening from a
weeks automobile tour through the
state Of Ohio. The weather was very
favorable for the trip and both men
enjoyed the outing. When on the way
homo tho engine Of their automobile
went bad and scvera delays were
caused When near Cambridge the on
Ginc went completely bad and fricNds
from here were called on long dis
lance telephone to come out to help the
stranded pair and they were hauled in
Yesterday. Their machine taken to a
garage where Il Is being repaired.
Benwoo6 Briefs.
T. W. Ward Of Glendale was a bust
ness visitor In town yesterday.
Paul Mooht OF New Matamoris was
business visitor In town yesterday.
Master william Rcister OF Water
street. IL confined to his home serious
~ III.
Mrs. T. Mcbride of Columbus. Ohio,
Is visiting relations on High street.
S Rrannon of Eastern Ohio. was a
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ST GAINESVILLE
SEVENTEEN WITNESSES EXAMINED
BY BELMONT COUNTY GRAND JURY

Methodist church OF the GAINESVILLE
district. which planned 20 hold picnic
at Bethesda. O.. on July 18th. have post
pored the picnic until a later date.
SQUIRE Powell of Pipe Creek was IN
St. Clairsville on business Tuesday.
Attorney c. Z. Undertake OF Bcllatre
was a business caller here Yesterday.
Squire Roberts OF Barton was n Wis
itor here Yesterday.
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SKIRTS NO PROTECTION
FOR WOMEN V|OLATORS
women Who Break Laws In Monou-
gala to BIO Handled Same as Men,
Says Judge Lazzelle.

Morgantown, ". Va, July IL
Women who violate the law IN Monon-
gala county cannot hide behind their
skirts or sex to escape punishment IN
Circuit court, Judge l. G.. Lazzelle ruled
in commenting on the case Of woman
with five children who IS charged with
the operation OF n still after her hus-
band was sent to the penitentinry for
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U. 8. BALLOON TEAM SAILS

Washington. July 11.-The army bei.s
loon team will sail tomorrow from New
York to take part in the Gordon-Bsn-
net international balloon race at Geneva
August s, The team II commanded BY
Major oscar westover. The $4,000 cubic
nsad 70 win the national balloon race
for tho past two years 10 being taAsn
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business visitor In town yesterday Eo-
ward Cunningham OF Edgwod was
business y!sitor In town yesterday
Charles f. Cunningham was ousi-
ness visitor in town yesterday
G. s NCMechen OF Seventh street IS
making extensive improvements on h'A
property.
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LONG DRAIN

The health Of tho community is very
good at this writing.
Mr. r. l.. CosGrav has been tending
court at New Martinsville.
Mr.. Dan Church ofRush Run WAS VIE
iting friends on Long Drain SATURDAY
Mr.. Alex Roberts was shopping IN
Hundred Saturday.
Mr.. Arvcl Roberts hns been very
busy attending church at Rush Run.
The Roberts contractors hasn't neen
doing much business In the last severa!
days.
Miss Annie Hudson was visiting
friends Sunday
Mr.. Henry Carlson and MI Guy
HAYES attended Bible reading at East
View Sunday.
Mr.. Ray CosEray is very busy farming
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Rose and daughter
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts
Sunday.
Miss BESSIE Roberts was calling on
Mrs. F NJ CosEray Sunday afternoar'
Mr.. AXE Mathews was shopping IN
Hundred Saturday.
Dr.. DOYLE says that OF course there
Is no death in the spirit world. Bu1
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s,n,tIar offense. Declaring that no naA;
had a higher respect for good womaH.;
hood than he. Judge Lazzelle ssA N.
nevertheless was compelled by the PR
Visions of his oath TO administer tue.!
tice equally as between men and women
and that he would comply with that
oath. Tho woman on trial secured =
continuance to the October term.
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Dr.. DOYLE says that OF course there
Is no death In the spirit world. Bu1
what we are anxious TO find out
II there are any taxes there.-Wash
ington Post.
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Alex 10th. age %. a coal miner OF
Crescent. and Mary Polgar. age IS OF
Carton. Rev. Eark"nys performed the
ceremony.
John Defence. ago 20. a coat miner.
and Johanna ZiEnan. age q. both o.
Martins Ferry. Squire Davis performed
the ceremony.
wrhert Sarl Taught. sEs IS, y farmer
NJ Jacobs burg. and Title Catherine
Rurkhart. age IL. Of Bclla'rs Squire
Henry NJ. Davies performed thai cere-
nory.
Sc. C1airsvtlle Briefs
". 7. McWnliams OF Morristown was
O visitor IN ST. Clairsvllle yesterday.
w. Fenton and Cecil Fee. OF Wheeling
were the guests OF Charles Apatens for
dinner last evening at tho CORTLAND
restaurant.
Judge w. w cowen has returned
home from a brief business trip 10
Steubenville.
Tho Union Mems Bible class Of the
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Burrows-Maynard Nuptials.

Salters Depot, Feb. PA marriage
oe much interest to her many frienos
was that of Miss Myrtle Burrows OF
Salters To Mr.. Homer c Maynard OF
Brunswick, Ca, which took place at
the Methodist parsonage Wednesday
evening at 7:3O o'clock. On account
OF sickness in the brides family only
the immediate family and a few init
mate friends witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev. Mr..
Hughes, pastor of the bride, the ring
service being used. The bride was
becomingly attired in a travelling suit
of brown cloth with hat, shoes and
gloves of a matching shade.
Endowed with a cordial open man.
ner and a winning personality the
bride has endeared herself to hosts
of friends in Salters and Kingstree
where she has held position with
the Kingstree Telephone company for
the past two years.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple motored over co Lanes
accompanied by number Of friends,
where they boarded Atlantic Coast
Line train No. 80 for their future
home in Brunswick, Ga, where Mr..
Maynard is engaged in business.
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become effective and executions will
be issued. This will give ample time
and notices to persons who have not
paid their taxes and at the same
time enable the state to meet its
obligations and protect its credit.
"I am not unmindful or indiffer-
ent to the conditions which I obtain
throughout the state. I am in SYM
pathy with any effort to help those
of our people who are unable to
meet the payment of their taxes, but
I cannot see how this resolution will
materially help them and am sure
it will materially injure the states
credit"
On Tuesday night by the vote of
32.tm,3 the veto of Governor Cooper
on the Welll's resolution extending
the time for the payment Of taxes
until June 1 was overridden by the
senate.
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BUYS TEN MILLION
POUNDS TOBACCO
LARGE SALE BY KENTUCKY TO.
BACCO COOPERATIVE MAR
KETING ASSOCIATION.

Encouraging reports from the Ken
lucky Tobacco Cooperative Market
ing Association are being received
daily at the Ti-Stat 8 Association
Headquarters m Florence. sSeveral
large deals at satisfactory prices have
been reported to have been made
within the last few days. Among the
number was one to Liggett & Myers
Of twenty-five million pounds and a
more recent one to the R. j. Reynolds
Tobacco Company of ten, million
pounds. A number of other sales
have been made to the largest inde-
pendent concerns. These sales are
being made in "Winter Order" or
just in the same condition as deliver
ed by the farmers.
This will be gratifying news 10
South Carolina members Of the Tri-
State organization, as it now looks as
it they will not have to hold and re-
dry any considerable quantity Of their
tobaccos.
President Stone is reported as say
ing in an interview: "That's what
our organization was. organized for"
said Mr.. Stone, "to sell tobacco and
we are selling it and going to sell
still more of it. The prices we have
received for what has been sold have
been entirely satisfactory to the of
ficials Of the association, and we feel
sure will be satisfactory to the grow
ers, who are members of the asso-
ciation."
Mr.. Bright Williamson Of Darling
ton, Mr.. T. B. Young of Florence and
Mr.. E. c. Epps Of Kingstree were in
Raleigh, N. c., last week at the reg
ular meeting Of the Tri-State Board
Of Directors of the Tobacco Growers
Cooperative Marketing Association.
One of the matters attended to at
this meeting was the arranging for
q simpler form of contract for the
ruutsidef who has.not yet signed, an
this can now be done since the asso-
citation has incorporated and organic
ed.
AS so many have made applications
to join since the completion ct the
organization, it is supposed that
clean up campaign win soon be put
on, and will be arranged for at this
meeting.
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Lanes Locals.

Lanes, Feb. 2S.-We had quite a
down pour of rain here Monday night.
The forecast for the first part Of
the week is cloudliness and rain
though, so we must look up our um-
bcellas and rubbers.
DR.. w. G. Gamble was called to
Lanes Monday to attend Mrs. Stokes
mother of an efficient member OF
the Lanes school faculty. We hope
Mrs. Stokes will improve rapidly.
Mr.. M. F. Montgomery was noted
in Lanes Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. L. Chandler
Mrs. Nettles, Mrs. Sparks, Miss Will
lie Sparks and Miss Burrows, all OF
Salters, attended services at the
Baptist church here Sunday afternoon
Mr.. A. M. Gordon, ST., of Kings
tree, was noted in Lanes Monday.
We are sorry to note that Miss
Frances Mcknight is on the sick list
We hope she will be out again soon
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Brown and Mrs
C. ]. Thompson, of Kingstree, were
noted in Lanes Sunday.
Mr.. E. E. Rodgers, who has ac-
cepted a position in Dillon, spent
Sunday here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. o. Rodgers.
DR.. Montgomery of Kingstree, was
noted in Lanes Thursday.
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Greelyville Items.

Greelyville, Feb. 27.-Prof. S. P
Stackley, John Hugh Hardy and Griel
Montgomery motored to Kingstree
Monday afternoon on business.
Misses Henrie Louise Johnson, Lii
liam Hardy and Mr.. Dan Hardy were
visitors in Andrews Saturday.
The will be a defamation con-
test at the school auditorium Friday
evening March the 3rd, cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Miss Francis Lesesne was a visitor
in Foreston Sunday.
Mrs. w. K. Mcintosh, Miss Louise
Epps and G. T. Mcintosh were visi-
tors here last Wednesday.
Mr.. Raymond Wells, Misses Lucille
and Belle McElveen also Joe Bur-
bage went to Manning Sunday after
noon.
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Mrs. Henry Cade Passes Away.

Mrs. Henry Cade died at her home
on the western limits of Lake City
Tuesday, the 21st, at 9 o'clock, and
interment was at Graham's cemetery
near Cades Wednesday at II o'clock,
conducted by Rev. H. H. Baldwin
Mrs. Cade before her marriage was
Miss Ruth Parsons Of Cades and is
survived by her husband, mother, Mrs
Foxworth; three sisters, Miss Leitha
Parsons of Lake City, Mrs. Coker Of
this section and Mrs. William Baxley
Of Hemingway, and one brother, Geo.
Parsons of this place, also two small
children, Laurie and Heyward.-Lake
City News.
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REPORT OF GRAND JURY.
Made to the Honorable S. G. w. Ship
Judge Presiding.

We, the Grand Jury of the County
of Williamsburg and State of South
Carolina beg leave to make this oul
report to your Honor:
We wish to express our appreciation
to your Honor for, the instructive
charge given to US, which facilitated
our work. We have passed upon and
reported to the court on all bills OF
indictment handed to US by the solici-
tor.
We wish to make the following
recommendations, with the hope that
they will be carried out:
We, in the first place, wish to call
the attention of the Board of County
Commissioners to the recommenda-
tions that were made by our body dur
ing the fall term of this court, 1921, to
wit: The repairing of the servants
house and furnishing the county
superintendent's office with a type
writer, which have not yet received
attention, as we understand.
We also understand that the sewer
age system in the county Jail is in
a very unsanitary condition and we
recommend and desire that the same
be attended to at once.
Owing to conditions we ind exist
ing in the office of the Supervisor
and County Commissioners, we deem
ic wise to have sai6 office audited
and an efficient system Of records
installed, therefore we have impow-
cred the following committee On pub
lie offices and privileges, to wit: l..
r. Mcintosh, H. O. Welch and c.
Tucker to have the same done by
securing from the comptroller gener-
al the services Of an expert to do
the same at once.
This being the first term OF court
for the year, we have divided our
selves into committees to look after
roads, schools, chain gangs and coun-
ty officers.
We wish to thank Solicitor Mcleod
for the help that he has given US,
and we wish to again thank your
Honor for assistance given US. -
Respectfully submitted,
Grand Jury of Williamsburg county,
South Carolina.
L. R. Mcintosh, Foreman.
Kingstree, S. c., February %, 1922.
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Recent Marriages.

Mr.. Henry Barfeld and Miss Leils
Harrington, both of the Lanes sector
were married here last Saturday, Feb
ruary Is, by Jurge Of Probate, W
E. Snowden.
On the same day Mr.. Givins Net
ties was married to Miss Carrie Mar
low, both Of Hemingway, by Judge
Snowden.
Mr.. Willie C. Miller was married
to Miss Lillian A. Brunson Of Oar
lington by the Rev. Geo. P. White, OF
Monday, February 81. The groom
is the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. II
A. Miller Of this place.
On Tuesday, February %, Mr.. vii
lie E. Burrows of Kingstree was mar
ried TO Mrs. Annie Chandler Of Sal
ters Depot.
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Barlow Burgess Injured by Fail.

While negaged adjusting some
shafting at the plant of the Williams
burg Liberty Milling Co., Mondoy
morning Mr.. Barlow Burgess fell
about twenty feet receiving painful
cut on his head which struck the large
fly wheel of the engine which was
in motion at the time. His back
struck across a large timber. For
a time the young man was uncon-
scious, and was rushed to the Kelley
sanitarium where he soon regained
consciousness. An ex-ray examina-
ton failed to reveal any injury to
his back beyond severe external
bruises.