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Published, Every, Tuesday and Friday The Oldest and Best Paper in This Section We Do Job Work the Linotype Way Let Ua Figure on Your Work. Phone No. 11 VOL. XXV." NO. 97 ' THE? CLEVELAND STAR, SHELBY, N. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1917 $1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE ill VV i a III ; M ,l . u t BRITISH ARE PUSHINGGERMANS THEY DOMINATE ALL HIGHER GROUND ABOUT CAMBRA1 AND CONTINUE TO DRENCH THE FN'EMY WITH GAS. j-rii'-.h Headquarters, Xev. 28.-Tke t,i;ii.r is clear and cold at the Cur, .- rrr. i WAR FUND NEARS $3000 MARK IT IS HOPED THAT AT LEAST $3, 500 CAN BE RAISED IN CLEVE-LAND-MST OF (ONTRIBU- '"'! AND TnE AMOUNTS. 'i i. y. '4'" riei!' IflV, ft ' i Jf'" ' ( ! on' in:'; T 1 . . I 1 ' V mmi. liour.on voou nigni'r : 1 dominates Iiourlon village on ..rth iin;l Fontaine i.n ilv east, .,- of which is useful t.i the (::; j ul:o dominate all nprrca-h-r-ati and r till to Cambri. The s.'ig i:"-T f"n .,', i t n:rl. ' (:;. is-- M. C. . . ':1c er.-s an .' ta lv A. w;;- ho;::,- ' 'fui'd is reach mark and iho V,' -,f Can;! IP that r ii"n ail will not ivt tin Ml- 1 r.'- ,!'!,'. .i.Mv 11 V.OW are ' ri.hr: i is allowed to t;i y in ; , . .hi- I'm my, eiug i". it , i '.i1,; drenched 'with vas, .; lasurilties, rather th--.- .y assault ft great expen-e : s. In thi same way t!w .. IJi uin n-; n La-c or rai'wry c-"- . . :! a!-., a, ! j.i.ulor-. all approaches to vh:.d; ;r..Icr the guns of Pass. henVn.A Th" enemy' is compelled to v. - ,V!,;,- his :; -.teni of ccmiii'.n.ica- y i.r ', 1 !,i to )- 1-eci S; "se 1 e P'.'tV to t',,. Mil. s 0 d .-.n-f it y rrv i-; so-) ion .; ; ' very gratifv; !1 ruvs "I hrve learned tne G 'iv.nn,; ar. vin;r!;i ' lar,?e numbers of in- n rrom the Kr-;ia!i front, jiot as v.lx lc uait; bnt milking refriments, and comliins out the oest youns men. These bodies, ewerally of 1,XX) or l,2K), are brought to the western front appar ently r'.'gardlcss of regiment, to fill paps in the exhausted divisions. In front of our attack here sweep ing wruit depots, even hospital wen hastily rut into action ' I'. Sepf-n ! Cleveland Mill I. ('. Smith Shelhy Puhli,.- Schoe Shelbv Cotton Mills Lily Mill a;id P Co !"n'..n 1 'rat National P.-rk Ld!a oCtton Mil! Paul Web!, 11. L. Ryburn E. Y. Vohb . J. II. Hull Ceeelia Music Club L II. Uamseur Will J. Roberts ... H. r . Younjr . id P. Co. Onlv i h !jC BR I I I . - .1 I if jj inv 21 More Shoppi '-..Days lb iii! if nn iVJ ji our "ai WAR NEWTS DIGEST ,. WHY DO AMERICAN BABIES DIE Father's Income and Mother's Werk Larpely responHibh Bathtubs Paved Streets Factors. D. A. R.'s Renew French Towns The Daughters' of the American' Revolution have "adopted" a Franch town. The members of this organiza- State Board, of Health: tior., who have already given morel Why do Arr.t'riean babies die! has than-. '2,500,000 for vt-.r -work, are been the question that Miss Julia C. raisincr money to build houses and buy Ijithop, chief of the children bureau funiiture, liv'o'-i -toek, and -farming ini- -at Washihgton, has been trying to 1 lements lor the village of I illoloy, answer for the I:i:it ftvv veara. That A";ne, which ht,, sniierei ; the war. WWW ! j i vC'-m' ( V;V!i in P 'i!-iad. ;:; .:t illVOHLi;.'l'tio!l;! in tlK' U:tO i-t1! .! in wM.r ; ho-.v : A .'It-in-di run 'is' of cotton v, it :l I ba! ni r.v- sne iv.m iiiot'overeil rome ol the funda mental causes and conditions largely .1-'. -sponsible for America. unenviable d. baby death re;.ord, which is worse f ilium. Finland's, Scotland's. .Den mark's or Fiance's, but not quilc as - of a half a bad as Germany's, 'is not mere guess y i-hot lir..!; work, but is based on a mimtW of ;,,,,! l'MI.(,MI j I'Mi.lf!) I 100.0(1 1 luo.oo' ' IWI.K Rush Rtror.p .... . PiO.DO J. B Morrison . 10ft.no Miss Judith Uostie 100.00 N. Goforth ...... 50.00 (i. A. Green SOCIETY NEWS '.O.fio Fred Wilson "0.''0 Oscar Palmer . "0.00 :;ss Mary Hardv 50.00 Mrs. J. II. Quinn ... . 50.00 Mrs. R. E. Carpenter 25.00 Mrs R. E. Roberts ... -T,u"'' i i - - -- -.' miss i,aura raus ... . Among VV'1" 2 ,00 1). F. McSwain 2.00 2.0'l 1 .00 i no i;on.Mrs. L. McB. White En- 1X)0 Plains Chicora Club. 1.00 Mrs. Lee McB. AVhite is the rharm- 1-00 inK hostess this afternoon of the ("hi- 1.00 cnta c1nh. This binr i fVBO . - ..... '.(1 . v i a mm lime g;m .n ; or.".ti,tm v. HI u.--e exhaustive Mtudies of typical Amer- u' n bale in lhiv : -lir.utes; in a naval iean groups or conimvnities. batd',1 like the one nit Juthird over 5,-1 On- of the principal groups studied 000 porrds v. ni':i!-. are consumed by was the industrial city of Johnstown, eaih active warsb.p; more than 2;,0fli.) Pa., uljcre nw-n for the most part Imb a. yea; a e nc d-d to provid were cnqiSoyI in steel manufacture, abserlit-nt cotc ii for the wetinds of Another was Montclair, New Jen-ey, the injured; ere change of apparel for rich and prosperous suburban city, all the troops now engaged in the war and the other wua Manchester, N. H. represents more than a million bales, a textile manufacturing center where 'many mothers we're employed. The Percent:' re of Sick in Camps Small, baby death rate in Johnstown, which Returning from inspection trips to has a foreign population, the women 10 army and aviation camps, Col. of which do not work in the industrial Weston P. Chamberlain, of the Sur- plants was 134 per 1,000. That of geon general's office, reports that the' Montclair, a prosperous residential per cent of sick ranges from below 1 city, was 84, while the baby death- per cent to slightly below 2 per cent, rate for Manchester, where mothers Among the conditions leading tp,workcd in the certton mills, was 198. treatment in hospital are severe colds, One of the conditions found affect- tonsilitis, slight injuries and other ing the baby's life no litte was the i.vv mmtinir th, larliun ...ill u i uiiiMiuis, toluol, iiijuui'a. umi ULiur mc utu) a me nu line waa l h0 S ,nJ ltlTtZ t comparatively slight ailments. About bathtub. Houses with bathtubs had 1-00 I (j0K and sFnd tbe aftl'rnwn sew- the only serious disease found at any .baby death rate of 72, whereas thoB McBrayer 2:,M Mrs. J. E. Yarboro ... i A. ilovle . . no f v cn ' ini?.. lYfouiiie r an.-) MC prisootfis is ore wu ... . (;eor?e Hovle eapture'U village, inis is oi hui-iusl vi- j rehb cause last spring at the village of George Elanton .7. Liancourt Fosse, whence the Germans Dr. S. . Royster had retreated, I told how the chateau E. A Wellmon ... roof covered with Red Crosses had Thompson ... v. j v... Q;,mon , h. -Oth Century Club wtals. There is a suspicion the cha- w.-n iVyi..n 2A-M Miss Mattie Adams r . . ... . . 'fill A-IIICUtX ITEM 1.00 lnP 1.00 1.00 IShpening Club With 2500 . M. Moore 1.00 Miss EbeltoH. 25.00 Mrs. S .11. Edmunds i'o.00 Miss Mattie Plonk 25.00 Mrs. Julius Smith teau has been used as military neaei- q r h0pv euarters. I mentioned finding cn a A. C. Miller .. door inside a notice still stuck up, 'A. B. Blanton cTi'nc it. was the room of the town C. A. Wood . major. I asked them what business the Forrest Eskridge 10.00 c' c' McBrayer ' ' i i..-. 1U.IIH 1 AA l'OO e Ishpening club will meet Fri 100 'ay evening at 7:30 o'clock with Miss 00 j. A. Weaver 1 00 Elizabeth Ebeltoft as the attractive 25.00 chas. H. Wells 1.00 hostess. 1.00 The evenincr will be snpnt Rnuin- Dellinger 1.00 and knitting for the Red Cross. Zn.00 R. R 'i?- C. E. Sain 25.00 a. I.Pvent.is 1.00 15 00 ti M n 1 V1 C. L. Eskridge l.w Mrs. "White's town major had in a hospital. Here we M -have taken a town major, fighting. It "enc "fhries is evident that the same official can- yf McMnrrw t be a fighting man one place and g. A. MeMurry mder shelter of the Red Cross in an- W. II. Blanton . .. iher. All this roes to show the sys- Miss Edith Cranor tmatic disregard of the German au thorities for civilized conventions. At several places on the front we hTe for some days been using Ger man guns against the enemy. Conspic uously vseful have been five fie Id guns ta"-n at F.ourlon wco.L Elsewhere v.e hv' captured mines ,'ind any (juaotity of machine gunp. There is great bun ance of ammunition for a! the cantur fi piece', for besides stores with' the battene-:, we have taken larger iteoots. oiui.o;u.ly e-anijuf'.'-fed to c. :u-eal them from the ainv.-.n . Miss Lottie Mae Hendrick .. I F.tHf T.U ti r w R p niot ,aa """ ".""P -- . wmuivsil lil.OO camp was pneumonia. Each national army camp has a thousand-bed hospital equipped in ac cordance with most approved mexlern practice. those- as those without them had a rate of 164. The same thing was true of houses into which water waa piped and those into which it had to be carried by and. Room-crowding was another factor. Babies died much oft ener when sleeping in a room with more persons than their parents than W. C. Whisnant C, R. Webb ... Miss Lucy Gate? P. L. IIennes.su J. L. Suttlc Baraca Class M. L. A. Ggttys . . . . S. A. Parker V. II. Jennifers . J. D. I in l:ertrer . She II)."- Grocery '. I). .'.'cvton Jack Palmer . . Mrs. T. W. Ft'flt-ft 1. 1. Wiikir; . . . K. Church 10.00 10.00 i - oo io.oo 10.00 10.00 10 00 10.00 MOO 1 0.OO lp.OO 10.00 PU() lO.oo i'l.O'l 1" 5.1,1 I r.ion I'ravcr M-.e t r n : R. A V I'lli'a t.U.lC; WOl'il'.l". fe.i as urged that a da- P.-i'.'-.'e-l Y.'ray i'i.1 V"; Vol';" z Webb . Hart". .-'v.- i.',' i) Ware ha ubsf-rve'd throuchout the Titi; a. The aim er which is to reach "a keener .-er.se of the Tuition's ris'.s- r. truer loyalty of the national welfare a stronger conviction of personal ob Ugation to save America and save the norld." The church women of Shelby ap pointed last -Saturday for the prayer TerTV Moore . service and a Union meeting was helei w. B. Nix ... it the Presbyterian church. The pro- M. N. Hamrick vtx m wnc vcrv inen-.rinp- an (1 was ar- J. M. Black ('. S J. K. W. R. M. A. L. i' ii Dr. R. E Junior Cc-elia Ci-.b J. L. Smith R. C. Campbell J. P. Wit brow . J. L. Thomas W. F. Davis Boyce Dellinger 5.00 5.00 5 00 W. J. Bovles Guv Hull F. 'L Ellis - . r. B. H. Palmer M D. Hopper ... ... C S. Mull L. W. Jones J. R. Moore, Jr. . .. Mini Tiddy ... -- C. II. Shull W. 1. Saunders Tom Moore .... 1 1. R. McWhirtcr W. L. Carroll ...... - Joe Carter . . . . . . . - Dr. M. W. (Jrigg .. John P. Mull John Williams . II. .T. IJcs-, J. Fell Rahi-gtui - W. O. P. Putnam . . . - C. C. McMuivrv . W. P. Wilson ... . ... C'ish ( ('eti. :-. Shelbv Mill Sunday School Pai'iston., rej-ortcd by Dr. Ib'lH'"- II. S. Cline (Fnllfton) .... Mrs. Claude Falls (Fallston Piedmont High S"hool . Of'r Licenses to Explosive Users. A federal license is now reouired in th Irnitpd stats for ihp IppbI when with them only, -while the same possession of explosives, ahy person things is true of their sleeping having explosives and not holding a their own separate beds. But by for license therefor being subject to a th greatest factors found were haid fine of $5,000 and imprisonment for .work for mothers, and illiteracy of one year. mothers. It was found that the exteit Only citizens of the United States to which mothers increased the fam- and friendly countries may obtain li- y revenue, just to that extent their dynamite naDies died, ana mat batues or liliter 1.00 Mrs. Lee McB. White gave a most pleasinjr organ recital last Thursday LOO nf flip F,-r!t TionC.I U.U CU. . .. . . AA ' - ' ' "l"fl. UlUllll. one vvuri h. li. SUUIe ' Vlaistful bv M Ur,ra.A f'A ., ' -m. t. r l im - ' - . v . p.nnic "nunc L-uiises. i lie i;uri iiasur 01 liofl readings were very much appreciated must state definitely what the explo- ate mothers have higher death rates 1.00 nr'd Miss Stark of Abbeville, S. C, sive is to be used for when obtaining than those mothers can read and 1.00 who possesses a splendid contralto his license, and will be held account-1 write. 1.00 voice. Her rendition of Totsti's "Good- iable for its use as stated and the re- - " hye was excellent. , turn of any that may be left. CONDITIONS OI' ......v. ,a unuauu'jj ciroi nun ine sirict, eniorcemeni 01 mis 1 AA l'OO woman an'' exceptionally generous law the federal authorities hope' to lifH) with her talent. Her recitals are al- prevent explosives from falling into l CO ways greatly enjoyed. The' proceeds the hands of evilly disposed persons, 1.00 of the ore Thursday nieht being giv- and to put a ston to all further e'yna 1.00 en to the Cecelia Music club for the mite plots. l. .vi. i. nun!. 1 ho club realized ' $27 00 CLEVELAND. SPRINGS DEAL BY MR. DARWIN 1.00 1.00 i.r.o i.i.'i ,.h:i Owner Tills Why the Proposition Was Not Accepted When Made By Board of Trade. Mr-. LalfMuore Entertains. Oy.f of the mf;st (haniiiiig p.rtie; of (no sea.-on was tint given Tuesday :ift-.-r:i.)cn by Mrs. Nelson Lattimor" i;' h'-r hospitable home em N. LaFay e't" St., .t rtaining the Tongues and Neceiles elu!) rnd a number e f oth.r friends. Thirty-four ditferent rTices i-f per-: Special to The Star. ;;ons bought bonds ef the second Lib- j Referring to your editorial heading, erty loan issue. . 'Cleveland Springs" in the last issue Young Men's Christian As-oe -iatirn cf the Star. You are in error as to my plans for work in France include th- wanting to reserve a snail tract of establishment of 78 librarit-?. land in "the heart of the springs." Express companies are eoncei'trrt- When tho board of trade made me the ing their efforts to insure pr'n.pt and 0fr(r. ilKTeed to accept it, provided i-afe handling e f all food roducts of they would allow me to retain the okl a p Tisbable nature. bouse and two acres of '.and. The loca- n the I f iled States armies, .No- 'tion of the two acres to be agreed up- 5.00 Mrs. I.attimore welcome! the ve n'.ber 7, there were 7,815,000 men, 'on )V the board and myself. They 5T'i esK sts into the spacious, living room in the navy 271,571. Of the total of would not consent to my reserving any - 10:!- where a most pleasant afternoon was .2,087,391, approximately 1,-I00,0ti0 part. I then offered to buy two acres o.O'i iLawndale ( reported by M an 1 J-ll as lunows; i. rsalm 46. n M Mull Song All Hail the Power of Jesus irvin"""-"" me. j.' ' Quinn Prayer Our Country Mrs. Wood, i Junior Chicora Club America's Opportunity Mrs. W. J. J. F. Jenkins Roberts. Keam , . p.lfi1(,rnrjfnn .n Miss Pat Walser. Zeb Maunev '"" "u ". T r , 5.00 5 00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5 00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5 00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 Oirmo F.lr.m) spent with flvinc needles and merrv Mrs- chatter. $129.00 jjjss pat Wal?er a(1(ed much t0 th0 'afternoons pleasure with several de- JAMES D. JUSTICE OF lightful musical selections. RUTHERFORDTON DEAD. ( DurinK the afternoon Mrs. Latti- more assisted by her mother Mrs. C. Well Known Citizen, Nephew of r Doggett and Miss Walser served Judge Justice, Passes Away. an elegant fruit salad, with sand- wiches and chocolate. On Saturday Jas. D. Justice of Ruth-1 Among the specially invited guests erfordton died. He had been sick with were Mesdames. Fred Morgan, Ever pneumonia since Friday morning. Mr. ett Lattimore, Lee White, W. B. Nix, Justice was about 57 years of age Tom Lattimore, J. J. Lattimore and CHERRYVILLE NEWS. The Church's Opportunity-Mrs J. Babington wre- G.'V. Hawkins iTayer The Church Kingdom- ,j Denninger "XX Fannie Hill, wife of County Superin-n . , Mrs. Archer. W. A. Pendleton 5.00 n.n'e. "' n n- w ' Dfuty , Mayor E. L. Webb Visits Camp Jack- T . (Ml i"""-"" v ' - I . , m 1 . Ron, United States Marshal, M. D. Jus Church Song Mrs. E. Y. Webb. 5-00 his life. He married Julia Dickerson.l 5.00 wno died about 23 years ago, and the 5.00 i;j ;ano nf thf mnrriace are Mrs. r -AA 'f. - ' " T ,R. Z. Reviere . Oods Promise Mrs. Robert Miller. I A. h. mx c"no'i. A rv1.i Justice: his second ,T. W. HamncK company -- -- Song Onward Christian Soldier. Disunion Mrs. Watkins. Lack of Fuel Shuts Down Industries. Jap Suttle ... L. A. Blanton sons and is Pleased Farm Loans Amount to $30,000. k oo mnrriace was to Mrs. Ernestine Er 5.00 .win who died several years ago and Cherrvville Eatrle W. C. Lutz 500 the issue of that marriage is Miss) Mr. M. A. Stroup, secretary C. E. Porter --- j 0 Julia Justice and James D. Justice, Jr. treasurer of the Farm Loan Ass L. A. Jarvis The fuel situation is acute in some Dr. J. R. Osborne faces. The Roanoke-Chowan Times W. R. Newton - - rays the electric light plant at Rich ?kefc Square, Northampton county, closed J- WJ SU11".;-;; own last week because of inability jj Baber - t secure either coal or wood. A com- -p. P. Eskridge - ny operating a cotton gin by steam q. Laughridge spending more tha nthe profits S. A. Washburn ade in ginning to buy wood for fuel J. B Mauney d the Times says that a corn mill W. """"c;,:" " operated by steam will close down be- M.M b cause coal can't be secured. j' A Anthony - Miss Mary Moore Home For Soldiers' Mother. G. P. Webb - "a Ind., are R. E. Carpenter and In 1895 deceased was deputy collec- t;on informs us that $30,000 of the 5 00 tor of internal revenue ior wsi uib- flrst appraisment has been lpaned, sioOitnct. ' one time he was assistant and that the remaining $20,000 will 500 j :ost .stcr of Rutherfordton, and for be loaned out between now and Christ '5.00 s,rpt years he occupied the posi- mBS. 5 00 tion of town marshal and chief of po- Mr. Raven Craft a prosperous farm--00 lice. He was the son of Rev. C. B. er 0f near Waco, was a business caller 00 Justice, deceased, a nephew of Judge Friday. Mr. Craft brought us some oo M- H- Justife. ttn(1 a brother of Messrs fuy matured ripe strawberries pick 3 00 M. L. and Charles N. Justice of Ruth- from his patch last Saturday. 3.00 erfordton. The oeceasea naa a very . w. ii. Johnson, cotton statistician 2.50 large number of friends at home and reports 3,258 bales of cotton ginned in 2.50 wnever he was known his death has Gaston county from the crop of 1917 2.50 caused sincere sorrow and grief. (prior to November 14, as compared with 2,432 bales ginned to November 14 1916. Clt.17.Pna ff Fvonavilla 7mo nsrA xl 1 paa 1. vMAmntr MtSJ. A. H. SlTTlS be used to build a home for Mrs. Miss f"' Alice Dodd. mother of James Bethel Mrs. J. R. V Oresham, the first of three Americans M'rg pvank Elam" 2.50 2.50 2.00 2.00 Cotton Ginned Cotton ginned prior to November voluntarily' enlistee!. Wlecation to be aarreed UDon and tha Furloughs for Yulctide week will be 0i,i house and pay $250 for same with granted all men at army cantonments 'water privilege for my family only. whose absence can be permitted in the opinions of the division command ers, to enable them to spend Christ- mus at their homes. The sugar usen! for making candy in the United States, according to the I did not accept the offer the day it was made, as Mr. Griffin and myself were corresponding and discussed the deal upon the day before I left Shel by for Athens. He said they would not do any more than they had offered, food administration, is sufficient to but would do that. I did notNaccept meet all tile sugar requirements or lthe proposition then, but on my ar England under the rationing system adopted there. Newton D. Baker, secretary of war, estimntes the losses up to June 1 on the British expeditionary forces in rival in Athens next day I wired the committee and followed it up by let ter accepting the proposition. The rea son I did pot accept the propositi! while there, I wanted the papers deaths in action and from wounds at come here to be examined by my at- 7 per cem ol the total oi an men torney. sent to France since the banning of J I had a number of inquiries fro the war. He adds that the ratio of parties in North and South Carolina losses of this character today, because jWanting to know if I had sold Cleve of improved tactics and swiftly am Springs, and as the "Observer'' mounting allied superiority in artil- has the largest circulation in the tw lery is less than 7 to every 100 men. J Carolina's and Mr. Harris had always (been a friend to Cleveland Springs Sa PAY YOUR TOWN TAXES NOW. '8eason and out of season, I knew that . was the best medium by which to la- rtv b rrvem mirrwiifc vi uic iorm me puDiic oi me saie. oi Aldermen, Mr. a. u. uamricK was elected Tax Collector and Chief of Police of the Town of Shelby. A resolution was adopted ordering that all Town Taxes 1e collected be fore January 1st next. All property on which tares are not paid by Jan uary 1st will be advertised for sale. I have been to a number of th most famous springs in America ana there is- none of them that have wa ter that is so beneficient to my healtk as Cleveland Springs water. And 1 feel that if I had an attractive horn, one that would be a credit to the prop erty. I would have another inducement By order or the noara oi Aioermen to go there. My family also is bene of the Town of Shelby. Adv. J f ited by the water. " You will kindly give this letter the same prominence you did your arti cles as I feel that the public should The expression class of Piedmont be informed as to the conditions of . Play at Piedmont. Mr. and Mrs. E. LWebb returned high school will give "Valley Farm" unmounted to 8.559,390 bales, in- Thursdav from a trin of several days on Saturday night December 15th m 2 00 eluding 152,527 round bales, counted at Columbia, S. C. Mrs. Webb has a .auditorium. Itie band will Help to oZ v.i Kow fis ifil bales of Sea u .ni t rmn .T.rVHnr, .nenliven the occasion with some good 2.00 TcionH T.nst vear to November 14 gin- which tilace thev visited. Mr. Webblmus,c. Wled while fighting in France. Mrs. L. f. McBrayer 2.00 n;nfr amounted to 9,615,003 bales, in- 6ayg ne never enjoyed a trip better odd is 52 years old and the widow Mrs. Zeb Mauney Confederate soldier. Fred Green George Dover ; Smith and Wesson pistols, all A. A. Sain- ------ 8es. Cheaper ones $5.50 and up. M- X. Spangle'r Lt US sell you your spoi ting Max HanVrick Sods. Farmers Hardware Co. C. C. Lackey 2-00 eluding 168,575 round bales and 92,- nor treated more nicely than at Camp 909 bales of Sea Island, and two years jackson. He met all our CherryyiHe 2oo ago, 8,771,275 balesincluding 82,312 boys there and he and Mrs. Webb took 200 -round bales and 68,941 bales of Sea dinner with them at the camp. Mr. 2!00 Island. . i Webb says the boys are well fed, 2.00 1 For North Carolina the amount this treated nicely by the officers and are 2!o0 year is 378,541. ' in the best of spirits. Rey. Caleb Hoyle. Hey. Caleb Hoyl will Thanksgiving sermons to the Junior Order in the Methodist church at Ca- sar on the First Sunday in December the deal. Hence, it is up to the Board of Trade. JOHN A. DARWIN. Athens, Gsl., Nov. 26, 17. When you want servk-i and goods at the right price, don't vifail to call on us. You will ret Preach . p,,- tlnrrlwar Tft rl UVfcll I ttlUIViO M "Ml W V Winchester repeating rifles, at H o'clock and at Pleasant Hill at shot funs, ammunition- AJI frwih 3 p.m. and new. Farmers Hardware Co. mm. .St.- -. f- H , j S ;ii I'-rSi :Pi il i . i 1 t l t f X i V: t i-' t; f ; . t .i i r fti !'? e-ii' t: i i - i t ir v . . I