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KEOWEE COURIER (Established into.) Published livery Wednesday Morning KU HK< .TUITION PRICE. Ono Your .$1.00 Six .Months.&5 Thrvo Months.BO Ad vor tining Untos Itoastniahlo. Ry Stock, Sholor, Hughs ?V Sholor. Communications of u personal character charged for as advertise ments. Obituary noticos, cards of thanks and tributes of respect, either by individuals, lodges or churches, aro charged for as for advertisements at rato of one cent a word. Cash must accompany manuscript, and all such notices will bo nuirkod "Adv." in conformity with Federal ruling on such matters. WALHALLA, S. C. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 18. 1020. "WORTHY Ol' THE TRUST." Wo have ? ocelved tho first con tributions for tho Democratic cam paign fund, on the "Dollar Democ racy" plan that ia being used in our State at tho present limo. W. H. I Inglis, of Richland, has forwarded these contributions, and wo deem his letter as worthy of appearing at the head of thu contribution list, ll follows: "Editor Keowee Courier: "I am enclosing check herewith for foi- (lie national campaign fund from S. N. Hugh?, J. M. Hughs and myself. 1 contributed to the national committee $?10.OD last fall, and for that, reason do not feel under obli gations tu do moro now than turn in the minimum in the present drive for funds. "There are a largo number of men in our county who havo prospered and PROFIT1SD as a result of Dem ocratic rule, who should contribute liberally to this fund, especially if they realize, as I do, that the suc cess of our national ticket depends upon publicity in doubtful States publicity of good coining lo the re public under Democratic rule and Congressional measures, and Public ity of evil results of Republican mis rule, etc. "I believe our standard-bearers uro going to prove themselves wor thy of the trust Imposed upon them. "Yours truly, "W. H. Hughs. "Richland, S. C.. Aug. 13, 1920." Contributions. ... \. i .m... RlohUxnd $ .: nh . . \i Hughs Richland V'. ! I ?' '-is. Rj't u inn i i , t ? . Total .$ a.uo Rear in mind that whilo $1 con tributions aro asked, it is hoped that those who feel inclined will add to their contributions such amounts as they feel able. No large contributions are sought. Tho idea is simply the carrying out of a popular campaign -small amounts from many citizens, with a view to carrying the "Gospel of Democracy" to every voter and the Democratic party to victory in the November elections. lioeal Notes from Now Hope. New I lope, Aug. 16-Special: Rev. M. .1. Stansell has just closed a serlos of revival services at this place. De spite tho inclement weather those services woro attended by quite a crowd. Fivo additions wore made to the church, threo for baptism. The baptismal services will bo held next Sunday morning at. 10 o'clock at tho usual place, Robinson's Shoals. Among tho young people who vis ited in our community during the past week are Miss Epheo Patterson, of Seneca, at tho homo of her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Kelley; John Harton, at the home of L. L. Sloan; Misses Sa rah and Martha Ramsay, of Six-Mile, at the homo of Mrs. C. A. Morgan; Silas and John Whltmire, of Six Mile, at the homo of w. H. (Hagener, T. M. Elrod and son Henry attend ed the funeral of their niece and cousin, littlo Herda Strickland, at Westminster, last week. Dock Thomas and Vando Morgan visited relatives at Jackson, Qa., re cently. Recense of tho heavy rains in this section the bottom corn ls damaged considerably. All the streams have overflowed their banks and liiere are rt number of bridgea and roads dam a^ed and in worse condition than tVii-lf were before. Mrs. Nancy A. J. Fowler. Nancy A. Jackson Fowler was born Fob. 5, 1813, and joined the Metho dist church at tho agc .f \2. On the 20th of March. IX(52. sha was mar ried to J.T. Fowler, and to this union ten children were horn, eight sons and two daughters. Only live sons are left to mourn her death and that of the father, who died Oct. 2r>th, 18 !> 'J. Sister Fowler died July ?Uh, 10 20. vit. the tige of 77 years and fi months. She was buried in tito coinetory of hipworth church, near Clinton, N. C. As her pastor I am glad to stato that she died as she lived--a faith ful and devout member of the Meth odist church. Her life was such as lo give her a largo number of friends, who loved and honored her as a faithful servant of her Master. In her Inst years, though feeble, she was faithful in attondanco of all tho ordinances of tho church and to moot all obligations placed upon her as a member of tho samo. A kind, Indul gent mother, a true and faithful Chrlctinn woman has gone to her ro wan!. E. P, Taylor, Pastor. Walhalla, S. C., Aug. 16, 1920. t .|**|*?}*?|**{*?{**}**f*'i**$'*i**$**f**fr' ?j. POULTRY NOTES. ???I .j. .j?, ?j? ?j? ?i* ?I* 4* ?I* ?I* 4* .!* *I* I Cull tho Karly Molting Hen. All lions lay eggs in tho spring and early summer, but from now on there is a* big drop in egg production. In order to save feed bills, and to give tlic poultry Mock a better chance, it pays lo cull Hu* poor layers and keep only those chickens thal will pay a pro lit, The hen (hat lays only a lew eggs tn ibo stiring and early summer isl usually '?> very "'arly molter--that ls, she sheds her feathers anywhere) from July lo tho middle of Septem-! ber. Thai is caused by the fact th.it shu ls a poor layer she lays h jr (.Ilitch of eggs and then starts m lib ing her feathers. The hen that ls a good layer will start laying In the early spring and will continue to pro duce eggs (luring tho hot summer months. She is so busy manufactur ing eggs thal she does not have Hmo to shed her feathers and put on a new coat till late in Hie fall. A hen that molts before the -lid dle of September ls a poor producer. She has probably laid from Ul) to SO eggs, or hardly enough to pay for tho feed she has consumed. The hen that does not molt until after the middle of September is usually a heavy layer and has doubtless producod a hun dred or more eggs before she has had time to start molting. Hate molters will also shed their feathers in a much shorter space of lime than the early molters. In connection with Ibo culling campaign that the County Home Demonstration Agent is putting on in Oconee county this fall the early molting hen is thc ono to he dis charged. Tim old theory of keeping the early molting hen has been ex ploded. Save money and feed bills and make tho poultry flock one of the best paying branches of the farm. Either kill or market Hie hen that sheds her feathers before the middle of September. Ethel L. Counts, County Homo Dem. Agent. The Heathers Reunion. Tho annual reunion of tho Leath ers family will be held at South Union church on Wednesday, Aug. 2."?th. All the family connection, of whatever name, are urged to be pres ent, and all friends of tho family are invited to come. Let's make the 1920 reunion the best, we have ever had. W. ? M. Lem mons, Carrie I sholl. For Committee. Oconee Lands FOR SALE. -FOR SA EE 040-Acro Farm, nine miles north r . . M ) f.' f v>r>?" 0?r>??r?*? ' sitnH.en? mi public road ; nd rural ? ! ? ..in . ia .>.. i.n.'e i good SottdoL j IT. Ll pla-, o bas foul gO?il tarni 1 ! /...> ia's, wells, bat-iM und othe" ?mt. ! j < io. ?nj?i . fdr i"'< b ; house; th? .. 1 IUI'AO ) iw|i Ul.tao. pl.?Wa X l>VU a.v.a? drod acres of this land is rough, but well timbered-mostly hard wood, with some pine. Two big pastures for cattle; ono good hog pasture, all wired ami in good re pair. Fish pond on place. Good orchards at all four of tho houses. Thirty-five to forty acres of good bottom laud. All good, strong rod soil, splendidly adapted for cotton. Fine combination stock and cotton farm. Terms to suit purchaser. Price, $20.00 per Acre. -FOR SA Eli 210-Acre Farm, on I lead-waters of 1/lt tie RI vor, live miles from Salem, 8. C.; forty acres of good Ivottom, ten acres of good cotton land. Hi s good crops of cotton and corn growing this year. This place has two pastures for cattle, wired in and in good repair; one cheap 4-room house and out buildings; two good Ashing streams on place; 400,000 feet of good saw timber, mostly pine. This place is on public road and rural route. Good water-power on place, suitable for grist mill. Good school in half a mile. Terms to suit purchaser. Price, $2.">.0O per Acre. IN ADDITION to tho above I havo a number of Farm und Timber Tracts listed for .side, also some Town Lots. If interested in I>and in any shape, call on or write J. F. HEDDEN, WALHALLA, S. O. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION. In accordance with Section 17 12, Civil Code of South Carolina, 1912, and pursuant to an order of tho County Hoard of Education of Oco neo County, South Carolina, notice is hereby given that a Special Election will ho held at the School House in Koowee School District. No. 35, on SATURDEY, Aug. 2 1, 1020, on the question of levying an additional tax of Seven Mills on tho real and per sonal property within tho said dis trict, to he used for school purposes in said School District. At said olectlon each elector favor ing tho voting on of said special levy of seven mills shall cast a ballot con taining tho word "Yes" printed or written thereon, and each elector op posed to said levy shall cast a ballot containing the word "No" printed or written thereon. At tho said election only such! electors as return real or personal . property for taxation, and who ox blblt their tax receipts and registra tion certificates, as roqulred In gene ral elections, shall bo allowed to voto. Polls will ho oponed at 7 o'clock a. m. and will closo at 1 o'clock p. m. E. H. LANFORD, J. A. WHITE, W. H. GLAZENER, Trustees of Keowoo School District, No. 35, Managers of Election. Aug. ll, 1920. 32-33* - Small The following fa] before the recen give easy terms < we have gotten 1 W I-Ml Acres, on main road front Fair Play to Ijuvonia; in Oconco County, at this end of Knox's Bridge. This is a splendid place to make money, as it lias a good 12-story house with eight rooms, ceiled throughout; big burn; I room tenant house, largo store room, with corn mill adjoining. lt has au up-to-date electric light ing out (lt that furnishes light for idl the buildings and burn and pumps water into tho house, barn and store. The price includes all the above, but not the stock of merchandise In tho store, Price, $225.00 Per Acre. 5-i 11 2-5 Acres, Oeonoo Coun ty, on Tugaloo Uiver, adjoining Morgan Me.lunkiii, Jr., lld. Hen son. J. YV. Stone et id. Has one ti ro o m dwelling and two tenant houses, with a ((-stall barn; plenty of wood and water. Some good man can work this place it year and double bis money on it. One third rash, balance three years, at 7 per cent. Price, $50.00 Per Acre. K-KP Acres, Ocoiteo County, about three miles below Seneca, on the road to Tow nville. This is strong and fresh land and has a good (broom house, painted white, and also a good barn. Price, $100.00 Per Acre. 0-30 Acres, tu Oconco County, within sight of Fair Play, adjoin ing A.II. Marett, Olin Glymplt ct al Hat- a good 1-rootn boase and a small linen. This will make some body a nice little homo. Price, $150.00 Per Acre. IO-17 Acres, Oconco County, near South Union church, adjoin ing lands ol' lld. Henson, Mi's. Ho set ta Waters el al. About fourteen acres in wood; running water; balance in cultivation; half mile from Hock Hill school; fairly good house and barn. Price, $50.00 Per Acre. I ii - mo Acres, Oconco County, j ; OaTi ? - idtOlni ip lilli. " of ] j Jpn Brou i., A ti how Fre?niiifi I al, I j >;i ' down AS ?" < rc 1 I v lon I > (il.WI ItOO'd *' -V. .:>*! hoi.*-- ?.V O j j -nan NotlM! . 1 on . V-t.dl J . j . N ? ; I. f '.v. . . hells ib'. F a 3 I good, strong place. Can give easy I I terms. Price, $i;i0.00 Per Acre. I 12-15?J Acres, Oconco County, half milo of Earle's ?rove school, adjoining lands of J.S. Smith, Ear kin Whitworth, Mrs. Ablcs et al. This bund ls on tho main road to Anderson, and ls in a high state of cultivation; bas a splendid 6 room celled house, (?-stall bain, water-works and a splendid orch ard. Price, $225.00 Per Acre. I ;$-1,"? Acres, Oconco County, near Earle's Grove school, adjoin ing Duff McAllster, Mrs. Mittle tirant et ni. This has n good ten ant bo ii so on lt; wood and run ning water. Price, $125.00 Per Acre. 14-10O Acres, Oconco County, In sight of Earlo's Grove school, and bounded by lands of Berry Ablcs, Bud Black, J.H. Smith ot al. Known ns tho E. M. Morgan place. It has a good tenant house on it, plenty of One Umber, and lies well. Price, $150.00 Per Acre. 15-07 M Acres.Oconco County, on main road from Oak way to An derson, via Earlo's Grove, adjoin ing lauds of John Mulligan, M. I>. Strihling ot al. Hus one ;t-room house, new ?{-stall barn; about 10 acres In wood; running water. Price, $130.00 Per Acre. to*-218 Acres, Oconco County, K CO WOO Township, adjoining M. A. Duncan, E. A. Perry et al; about two miles of Salem; ono good 4?> room house and l-stall barn. Ensy terms can be arranged. This is a good ami ?streng place, slightly rolling; in a good community. Price, $5,000.0. 17-(OKH Acres, Oconco Coun ty, adjoining I), lt. Shclor, C. E. Gumbrell et al; about one mlle from Hine Hidge school; bas one (broom coiled house, one new 4? room celled house and one small tenant bouse; 2-story, (l-stall barn. About (IO acres open, balance in wood and pasture. Price, $150.00 Per Acre. 10-Kl Acres, Oconeo County, on main road from Oak wa y to Earle's Grove; about half milo be low Oakway. Splendid (broom coll ed house and beautiful oak grove; two tenant houses, 20x(i0 Store* room; one l-stall haiti and ono (l-stall barn. Price, $185.00 Per Aero. TOLEDO, OHIO IS HARD HIT. I F Heavy Rains IH> Damage that Will t Beach Into the Millions. Tolodo, Ohio, Aug. 16.-Damages c ostimatod at $r>,000,000 was dono v hero to-day by a sevoro rain storm a which floated away groat stretches s of city paving, flooded collars and p Farms ? --?^----M?-- I rms were bought o t advance-and we on most of them. Detter prices in No H Y NOT 20-17 Acres, Oomoo County, about liait milo from Westminster. Hus uno 5-room house and one 4? room house and good outbuild ings; splendid pasture. Price, $175.0? Her Acre. 25-80 Acres, OcoilCG County, on main road from Oak way to Townvllle, adjoining H. A. Reeves, G. W. Holland, Colo et al. Good 5-room house, 4-stnll barn, throo tenant houses, one crib. Has plen ty of oak and pine timber; run ning water. Trice, $100.00 Her Acre. 27-05 Acres, Oconeo County, adjoining Dave Marett, Raul Mar ett, (?rover Black ot al; ubout two miles above Fair IMay. This is strong, fresh land, with plenty of wood and a good wired pasturo; ono 5-rooni dwelling, ono 3-rooni tenant house, two burns. Brice, $125.00 Her Acre. 28-51 Acres, Oconeo County, two miles from Oakway, adjoin ing W. A. Gray, W. X. Bruce ot al; :tr> acres in cultivation; good pas ture; one 4-room house and good outbuildings. Brice, $140.00 Ber Acre. 20-55 7-10 Acres, in Oconeo County, adjoining So. 28; has two ?-room houses; one 1 -stall barn. This place or tho one above would make a nice homo for some good colored man. l'rico, $140.00 Ber Acre. :?f)-05 Acres, Oconeo County, about H\? miles from Westmin ster, adjoining Will Dilworth.Wal ter Alexander, B?rdet t et al. Has one 5-room bouse, now being re covered and painted; good barn and lot of timber. This place is in about one mile of a splendid school. Brice, $80.00 Ber Acre. ??2-72 Acres, Oconeo County, four mllse from Seneca, on road to Oakway; ono good 4-room bouse, 4-stall barn with wide ball. Brice, $75.00 Ber Acre. ' i-I to An es, . ti once i 'omit y, rhiMii hilf n ind* from Townvllle, adjoining .bim Rogg?i .' ooo Buggs I et nb li?' one t-rooiu boitse lind l stall burn.with sheds; go ? pm turo, with timber. Brice, $100.00 Per Acre. 35-54 Acres, Oconeo County, on road from Westminster to Toc cou, near Horseshoe Bridge, ad joining Jim and Will Skelton, R. A Britt, Widow Callo way Davis ot al. Good school about half n mile away; 4-room house, three sta bles. Price, $80.00 Per Acre. 30-17 Acres, Oconeo County, lying near Pair Play, adjoining J. S. (?lymph, T. G. Graham et al. Tli roe-room house, good 4-stall barn. This ls a pretty piece of level land and has a splendid pas ture. Price, $150.00 Per Acre. :*8-? Acres In town of West* minster, on Main street; ono 2 story, 10-room house, finished throughout, nnd two five-room houses, In good condition. This property cnn bo cut into six or eight good lots. Tho larc* house alone ls worth what we ask t??e the whole place. Terms, $(1,000.00 lu cash, and balance payable In ono, two and three years, at 7 per cent. Price, $15,000.00. HO-Oil Yt Acres, Oconeo Coun ty, known as the Kd. Silten place, adjoining lands of John Martin, Kniest Jenkins, Tilly et al. This ls good, strong land, slightly roll ing, with ordinary Improvements. Price, $80.00 Por Acre. 41-85 Acres, Oconeo County, adjoining lands of K. S. Vandtvor, Julius Parks, John Sheriff et al, on road from South Union to Knox's Bridge, in sight of Rock Hill school; has 4-room bouse, partly ceiled; ono tenant house, Li stall barn with sheds. Price, $80.00 Per Acre. 44-lil Acres, Anderson Coun ty, on main road from Anderson to Fair Blay, adjoining J.R. Glenn, R. K. Moseley et al. One 5-room dwelling, one 4-room dwelling, 4 stall barn. About one-half of this land open and balance in timber. Price, $110.00 Per Acre. S ? - an J. STEVE SMITH laralyzed trafile, it was ono of tho nost sevoro storms that over struck ho city and district. Rain swept In sheets through tho troots during tho hours when tho rowds woro trying to mako tholr vfiy to work. Automobiles parked t curbs either wore floated away or tood with the floors flooded. Tolo hone and telegraph service has boen V r options secured ( will sell them for ? Ever since we have vember and Decem ?UY NOT .15-00 Acres, Anderson Coun ty, adjoining Prue McAdams,Floyd Stevenson et ul; about 2}? miles from Town ville, 12 miles from Sen ecu, and about 2 miles from Til laloo school; ono l-room dwell ing, one it-room dwelling, log barn with 1 stalls. This is a splen did place, one held of li) acres having made 19 bales of cotton last year. Price, $125.00 Per Acre. .18-58 Acres, Oconco County, adjoining (ieorgo Holland, Fa-nest .Jenkins Ct al; between Town ville and Cross Hoads. This has good ordinary improvements on it. Price, $100.00 Per Acre. 50- 53 Acres, Oconco Coun ty, in sight of Fair Play, adjoin ing W. H< Davis, doe Out-/, Tugaloo Durham et al. This place is valua ble on account of the wood, lt has a great deal of forest pine on lt. Price, 980.00 Per Acre. (We have a 3-nero lot in sight of this place, with a good house, re cently overhauled; a mill engine and all accessories on the place. Wo can sell for $5,500.00. These two places ought to be bought to gether.) 51- 07 Acres, Anderson County, adjoining John McDonald, Hoozer Ont/, et al, on main road from An derson to Fair Play; one 4-room dwelling, colled; 2-stalI barn, run ning water; about -10 acres in cul tivation, balance in flue woods. Price, $125.00 Per Acre. 153-177 Acres, Oconco County, on main road from Fair Play to Westminster, -adjoining IO. C. Da vis, Mark Strtbllng et al. This is strong red land and has been well taken care of. There are atout 15 acres of fine timber on tho place and a beautiful building site for a nice home. One 5-rooiu bouse and small barn. We will sell it to you as it is or build a house. Prico, $150.00 Per Acre. 51-One Acre in the town of Fair Play; 8-room dwelling, coiled throughout; 6-Htull bain; knoi ll ... lb, Mini! Marett place Price, S'..'.:?(:,> t? : ivy? Iti in"1 A n'l^rson County, ? ii main i-f..id from tullerah)! to Fair Play, adjoining Sidney Hruco, Ti. h. Whitfield et. al; two miles from Tugaloo school; ono 3-room dwelling; 4-stall barn; wired pas ture. About 18 acres in woods. Price, $130.00 Per Acre. 5(1-40 Acres, Oconco County, in sight of Westminster, on tho Southern railroad and the dirt road to Seneca. This ls a splendid farm, with plenty of wood and running water, and the man on it is using von pounds of fertilizer per acre this year; 5-room house, newly covorod and painted, two coats, white; new 2-story, 4-stall barn, with two shells. Prico, $200.00 Per Acre. 57-120 Acres, Oconce County, on main road from Oakway to Karie's Orove; about half mlle from Earle's (?rove school and church. This ls a beautiful farm, tn a high state of cultivation, and lies to the morning sun; 5-room house In a nice oak grove; 4-stnll barn. Has a 3-room tenant house and new barn; plenty of wood and running water. Price, $200.00 Per Acre. 02-02 % Acres, Oconce Coun ty, adjoining Oscar Tannery, Oil more et al. About 20 acres in cul tivation, balance in woods; ono 5-room boase and an ordinary hnrn. Prico, $4,500.00 03-HM Acres, Oconoe County, on rond from Oakway te Sonecn, one mile from Oakway. Has ono 3-room house and a good barn. Price, $2,250.00. 04-1)? Acres, Oconco County, in town of Westminster, on Park street, with one O-room house.well finished; electric lights, good ham, orchard,' good pasture. Price, $7,000.00. 05-One Acre, lu town of West? minster, on Main street, leading towards Oakway. Practically new liouse, two stories, 7 rooms; good barn, garage, corn crib. Price, $4,500.00. ! E B and Investment Co. d I, FAIR PLAY, S. C. interfered with to such oxtonj, .that reports from '.neighboring districts havo not beon recolved. City authorities estlmato that tho damage In wrecked pavemonts will run closo to $200,000. A number of stroots aro absolutely out of com mission, tho block surfacing on ono stroot floating Into tho lobby of an offlco building. m them early i small profit and been in business ber than before. v? -^ 300-15 Vi .Veros, Oconeo Coun ty, known as tho Fousek place, ad joining J. S. Smith, Duvo Marett aud Will Hornlck. Has 4-room dwelling, S-rooin tenant house; 2 story, I-stall barn, with sheds. About ten acres in tine pine wood; small pasture, balance in high state of cultivation. This ls one of tho best farms wo have on our list. Price, $225.00 Per Acre. 5J0?-711 Acres, Oconeo County, known as the Tippett place, ad joining W. M. Murphreo, yy. \y. West et til, lit tho Oconeo Crook school section; 40 acres in culti vation; practically now bouse and barn; about 20 acres lu woods, rest in pasture. Price, $11,500.00. 804-il? Acres, Oconeo County, known as the T. W. LoCroy place, adjoining H. M. Holland, Oscar Tollisoit et al, adjoining a gooti school; new 7-rooni house, lln islied throughout; K-stall barn; 20 acres in cultivation, rest in woods and pasture with running water. Land makes u balo of cot ton to tho acre. Price, $275.00 Per Acre. SOO-OMfi Acres, Oconeo Coun ty, known os the McGuire place, adjoining H. H. Ctde, W. H. Craw ford et al, about 12 miles below Westminster; two gooil houses; one 5-stall barn, one 2-stall barn; 15 aeres lt! woods; pasturo with running water; balance in culti vation. Price, $125.Ot) Per Acre. 310-08 Acres, known as the howie place, adjoining Tom Ste venson, John (.ra lia m et al; not far from Cross Hoads; 4-room house, small barn. About ;{(> acres in cultivation; IO acres lu pasture. Price, $85.00 Per Acre. ;jl 5-100 Vi Acres, in Oconeo County, about mile and half from Westminster, known as tho Haley place; one 5-room dwelling, one 4-room tenant house, good 0,,t" buildings; about 20 acres of good bottom land and a splendid pas ture, rrlcc. bi100.00 Por lee?, .5 ....tu A erm, Ovone* minty, I known ai '.'?< >. S. t\ lng plat es ? about two Jiiile* from Oakwnys otu 5-1 ewin dwelling, H.si..ll barn and j splendid orchard; 5*5 acres in liigb g state of cultivation. Price, $200.00 Per Acre. I ?18- KM) Acres, Oconeo County, known as tho J. K. Campboll place, adjoining Mitt Tribblo ot al; about three miles abovo To wu ville; ono good 4-room house, ono 2-room tenant house; about 40 acres in cultivation, pasture and woods. Kaay tonus. Price, $75.00 Per Acre. 310-255 Acres, Oconeo County, known as the Gaines place, on the main roatl between Onkway and Westminster, 4 miles from West minster; has 2-story ? 8-room dwelling; two good tenant houses, ono 10-stnll barn. This place has been worked with a tractor and ls in a high state of cultivation. Pour hundred dollars lias been offered for 00 acres of it. One-half cash, ablanco on easy tenus. Price, $17,500.00. 320-08 4-10 Acres, Oconeo Co., ty, on main road between Pair Play and Townvllle, about % ndlo from Fair Play, adjoining Mrs. S. Ii. Smith, George Davis et al, and known as the Pitt? place. Has new 5-room dwelling, finished through out and painted; new 4-stall barn, with shelter; wirod-ln pasture. Price, $150.00 Per Acre. ?122-55 Acres, Oconeo County, about % mile from Fair Play, on tito roatl to Townvllle, known as tho Xix place, adjoining Widow Leathers, George Davis et al. Has 5-room dwelling, partly ceiled; 4 stnll barn, with shelter; five acres in pasture, 20 acres in wood, bal ance in cultivation; close (o good school anti church. Price, $l?0.0O Per Acre. 32;*-IO Acres, Oconeo County, being part of the Purmnn Kowen place, near Cross Hoads. Good 4 room bouse, 4-stall barn, with sheds; 20 acres in wood and pas ture, balance in high state of culti vation. Price, $125.00 Per Acre. S125-107 Acres, Oconeo County, known as the Will Hornlck place, on malu road from Pair Play to Westminster; about 3 miles from Westminster j good 5-room dwell ing; plenty of outbuildings; two room tenant house; good wited pasture; 30 acres in timber. This land is in a high state of cultiva timi and will make somebody a goo?! home. Prico, $100.00 Per Acre. Damage to buildings was heavy, ono collapsing. Latest reports of the damage show that tho light and power facilities have boon crippled badly, and tho ontiro wostern portion of Toledo ls without illumination to-night. Tho torrential rain was In tho na ture of a cloudburst, tho awful force Utorally tearing away everything.