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homo of Mis-- Jennie 1 •.•Gran.:-, W.
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SURVEYORS SI11L
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THE PIONEERS ACCEPT
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MEASLES EPIDEMIC
to tin iv ■ ! it lid :imo n O'-vy
to ' till 2". children home from t.
he Jo’imftT mr local tiflus
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A UUHIUUb Lib I U!
HOOSiER TOWN NAMES
(By International News Service)
K ■ llinillhl. Jut)., Xnv. I. A stHf '
'I portal ('<■•?; ha compiled a li >
nit no - (*r Indiana town , diowin
tnost oi tin- nailons and H:at
< naim .-..!;i - lor pin< i- a in 1h■ :-s!<*r
’■a" Norway. Iridaml, Scotland, Kn
’ . ‘.lai' T ■, Honduras, Syria and
li arc .dimples of the nn:n of;
*• ill 1 'iiintrie. ra pii .a
'.'I aivvns. I'a i is. Hamblin-. Home.
I. :ne arc cities of the old world
I 1 re dame.- are cop eij. Indiana : :
» dr' loan named Bo-ton, New j
B ■ d.Iyn, Philadelphia, Pin
htn ah, I'enver and Atlanta.
BERKELEY SPRINGS NOTES
I'*!•:( p-y So :a . Nov. 4, Unit
■1 id Detective Prince brought. S.
'' H: in la fore Squire Widniv• • ■ a
O'd oteT :.'ll, cha ■ ] wo !| riel o
1 1 " y. II" pleaded "gnitly” and \..
fne a Sin and c
A. number of prisoners at wort- on
tvi: on day last week did not
e. I. ' 11 ■ Wilde- ind •: lift
I be to a . n timhi only on,, remain
1 \r I ejj a-Ked v ie,' lie (tel nre rerv
■ way e ire. replied' ''!! v. .as too 'eye
liner line Won’t travel on an erne
ly 'ol: eh "
A vein" ,n J.) the name of V, :
dale Was nri'e ed in Idle coun'y
' "t It1 il y ;iml talert to riimic
land by an officer from that place to
answer tho charge of throwing’ '.
stone at a W. M. train
.‘A s o'clock Wednesday ntornin"
the Cnttiolie church, Alt' Viii. . ■ ■
Breiir and M' ' Lnni‘Ji' Atkin eti daa
•liter i.t Mr. !’. W ' tkinsol1. v.
T . • ; . I e hy |{, \ \ 1
'It I "!';■■■ of A:-1: in luirg. aft •
whit h ie.■was etdehraied Ti
I'i'lil'' am! I a 'da left for <'uni'"-! lai d
tel I’it lltireh Where tin y will spend
a t .irt of tlii ir honeymoon. Wo i ■.
'■ nd eenpratulatioiis and best yii.i,
s 1 • till m let a loti)? and Impl y car
eer.
N i Kirby and daughter, mottle"
!i : ter i•!' Air. Frank Kirby, v.a
here this week 111 see hint. He W -
injured in an automobile accident,
•ar H u : town last ..i;. We nr
-lad to note that Mr Kirby is aide
in In cut again.
Ad- Key M. Ke -r-eeker and Mi
lb I e.i Warrenfell/. were united in
i ..ire a.t the mited Hr. the ti pa
. .> at Cherry Run, on the even
W dnesdny. (let. 2,1. by ltev
" M Maiden. The groom is a son
d- I’, I.. Keesecker. a. well know i
p:a |" reus farmer of Sloe)
i; d.i 'riot The bride is a dan
nhi, r of Mr, .1 At. Wiirreufelt?.. al >
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rtinsburg:
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The I’ndersigned members of the
bar, appreciating the ability of Mr.
Harry S. Thompson, and the busi
ness methods of his office, recom
mend him for re-election to the of
fice of Justice of the Peace for Mar
ti nsburg District, and respectfully
urge the voters, regardless of party,
ti. endoisc his present record by
re-eletting him.
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By request of many who could not attend, the sale of
SAMPLE DRESSES today on account of inclement
weather, we will continue the display and sale gn
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Attend this sale and
SAVE 1-4 TO 1-3 ON YOUR DRESSES
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON
•OXTl.WED 1'UOM PAGE OXI ) ■
te, eommnds 'is ami adequate n* w ;
!;.k)! ]or t;,. v children. !’. has boon 1
t
i-1 i ■ . ■ • tl y si - ills.; such
bo:sl;:u v. nis d-d, but i’ Was ;
lly :• , hat iln> school board
■ :d ro ah ail with the '
o-rk V.: >. tew months, hmvrvi i, it
a- ambii on the colon'll people to
ivo a fin,* ■ '.v .school will bn fully 1
a!..a 1. ami - form >1 op> nttm for
■■ ;c;rni; -'or which it is In ina :
il will irk a new t ia in th< :
V.: ■ - of i■ ■’ >n 1 race in tl
Tin* o- • - O' layim. the cor- :
• ••-•line ii . in chars*' n the fol • ■
win tvii -own coloi> d men
t; slid M J. F ait V.ris
’ '• re: v f' i Mr,-.- 11. X !!.*)• •
•'-ram! S' ry Pr. Sanui"! ,y , •
■" iWan!-:; .T.:::. •• Ha' •
■ nt ,-r* fed by i'on
T t* • ■ ; .
1, w " be ap;-, •
T \v ■.\s a ■ in; s 1
an :i 1 1 ■ n, ami
•do siccomoii -sms for I
■. ■■ for v •" ciimc. j
is i : f .
IvreU school at pres-1
T
in, and v !,'rii will biivp charge of
bp wiiii. in ;’i.> now building, is com
- I i'i i !!. K.iim'r. the priraap
1: Edit; C Roberts, and Matt if' E.< '■> ■
•*j. Principal Ranter lias been in i
horse of the Sumner school here tor)
be past six years, and it has been mark
il progress under his able adminis-1
it ion. Much of the development-1
hat called for the new building has1,
"■en due to tite good work accorn
''ished 1';. i’rincipal Ranter for tiis
N oplu here.
The members of the school board
iho authorized the erection of the
i w school provided the funds for)
hat purpose are Edward S. Ear;on.!
f- sident: Hr. '\V. E. Minghini, M G.
'shier. Harry Kuhn and Charles \V.
;.’er The gentlemen had been plan-'
::nu tor two or ibso** years ?'or the
reel ion ot fid- ui'd’n... and deserve
"• v credit for the effort which was
cully ci'iiv ned v. success p
x’lecfi-d to have the building ready
•>r i a • e\ e:i' i> next soring.
' ’ •> ' iiuid.'i 1 j: will be one (if the
i:n.-s in the state
‘ '-i fion ' colored
who tt’e to be congratulated
;!>on iif i used opportunity for
• if n and the making of better*
’■ ; tap . id, it •• .s - urn
S.ei - d . ■ 1 up )ft the
’itch he new st-urture is
•• ’ '• was , ■. • ed • horily aft
' ■ .mn brick which 1
: t. -a jevi rnment arsenal)
e H.fi ■- E T’: brirk were’
•• * .. a of Stofi-r Col- ’
ami 'ape ! -o Maninsburg to
e: id a s, i hi! f clored peo
ple. Thre-' sniall :o!il;- ions were
; !'■ a ■ dim . Among
'i -' ' hi- s wi ,'n: ", A 11 ulmes.
: 1 E K- • V. . ’ t.a. ,m> ,] i;
'iiiVard ml Alfa E. a - Rarer the,
'roof was tnuaht by .1 '.in Corsey.
H nr\ r. \V V Evans, Ered R.
Rauier and Will.am Ph ’ip- A- s-:i'
I iibevi ]■’■. d T! E .nier to. k charge1
- ; ve I- i-' i. He 1ms proved 311 able
nstrttfor. has the confidence of the
.bool authorities, and bus aecorn
slu'd much towatd the educational
a Ivaneemenf of bis people in this
a tumunity. He also wmit.-d hard and
«
o good purpose in helping secure
lie new building for the colored
thildren.
■iOiMOR ROLL OF THE
SYLVAN RETREAT SCHOOL
Invighi Grim, O'ho I.el-Vvre, Mag
dine ISrniUnvaile, Goldie Miller. Lot
to Roberts. Ul.-ie Carper, Dulh Le
•Vvre. Myrtle Rebel's, Yirgie Smith,
iVilliam Gold, Mabel Mason, Ida
dr.son. Soprona l.alenger, Hunter
{oberts, Tas.sio Miller
Rift* n pupils were neither absent
lor tardy.
An av< of 04 per cent were
'i i'ii' month of October. Sev*
■ book v. ere placed in the libra
anil 'lire" new members enrolled
in the "Handicraft” club.
TRACTORS FOR STEAMERS
' town Council has ordered
• t " ' >’ for steam fire engines
tIt' di panmeni of that city. They
w 1 be auto tractors and cost $4350
Tin steam engines to be equip
ped are the Kr erprise with a White
. nd the Junior with a Seagraves
tract or. ,
d j .
The Journal ror atl new*.
FRED. H. BAKER
Candidate for Justice of Peace
Republican Ticket
Kindly Solicits Your Support
(Political Advertisement.)

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