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Lock Haven Express (Newspaper) - August 29, 1890, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania /a 4/11II lit . :_' "niii'iSinm -�r\\ .-.'^������i.-iy Cf.-^*ffi~C!j* ***i'J---!>""' 5 ^-V'-1---Si.!' MINT!! VKA.K-NO- 1. LOCK HAVEN, PA., FRIDAY. Al'lU'KT rJU. 1890. PRICE-TWO CENTS EVENING EXPRESS KINS1.0K Blim'HKKS - - - Pl'Bl-WKEKS CURRENT COMMENT. Si-:!'TKMr.i:n third is tho last day u lo registered. Every voter should see tb.Pt hip rhime is oa the list. A Penx.~y:.\ ant \. railroad nfficial is �hi -:?>\ as Rayinn1. "We Vave more travel over our line this sumuior than over before."' The working people appear to havo money and a rood many are spend ing 5omo of it iu traveling. Nowadays, and in this couu.ry, a in an ofto make- himself jue' what he pleases If be ohooses 'o be a sot, the way iu open. If, upon the other hand, be elects to be come a good citizen and a power iu the land, he can do so by bending his ener in t!i:U direction and keeping at it. Tut-: fire at Tokay, Hungary-a name made familiar alike by the wine that cornea from there and the wine that pretends to but does not-has been accompanied by destructive fires in other Hungarian villages, and the Government has been obliged to supply the homelesB inhabitants with tauts and to send them other assistance. X"T silver alone, but gold largely has played a part in producing an actual money stringency in Now York. To cs cr.pc the provisions of the MeKinley Tariff bill there havi* been heavy importation!-* during the last lhre.e months, which has sent gold out of tho country in large amounts. The silver speculations have aided in producing the present condition. Mil*. Coua Bkllk Ciia-jka, the school teacher of dime m useum fame, who married the Sioux Indian, Chaste, some years ago, cleared out a whole crowd of redskins with hor owu fair hands tho other day when 'hey disputed her right to a larger Eharc of rations than anybody else on the reservation. It is said that her only weapon was a bar of soap, an article which the average Indian regards with great teiror. In speaking uf the DomoorMJc nominations In Clinton county the Williamsport tttyi'^l:�{,> aays, "indications are that the unsuccessful candidates together with the Republicans of the county, will figure materially in a battle against the nominees that will result in much Republican sue ce-is in Clinton county this year.'' While Messrs. WeUiver, Shatter, Noycs, Dellaas, .May, Roach, Dowliug and other defeated candidates may support tho ticket, there arc many of their friends who do not pro pose to submit to the dictates of the select few. "The storm,J is not over. The November election will tell the tale. PKKSONAI. FIVNXILINOH. Vour LHtt-f*t Gotf! p Abo at You Friend*. Miss Ella Fox, of Philadelphia, is vssit* iriends in this city. Miss Jennie Donaldson is visiting at Farrandsville the guest of Miss Ruth Spcrring. EI. C. Hartman, of Willi imsport and his little son George, are spending to-day in this city. Missos Viiiuie and Irene Edwards, of Westpor*. arc spending a few days with friends in the city. 8. M. McCormick and wife returned last night from a visit to Atlantic City, Philadelphia and Lancaster Mrs. L. M. Ivoons, of Boyerfctowu and Miss Mary Lowry, of Philadelphia, left for their homes this morning after a pleas ant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low-ry A Com In � Event. Great preparations are being made for the Labor Day picnio in Strayer's grove on Monday. Speaking of Labor Day the Jeit-py ^hor** Yitir'.ie says. "If the Urht, dav of September is t o bo labor d.ty, why not make it labw day with all that it implies ? It is a legal holiday, but it was not observed as such last year only so far a� the closing of batiks and public institutions were concerned. It was meant for a holiday for tho working man. the laboring man, but ho did not seem to bo "in it" toany extentlastyoar.'' Let there bo a full turn out of working-men at the Labor Day picnic and make it a grand suocean and iet lUe workingman be "in k" this year for a certain'y. (lit: ii'mlmrtd. "Tho Wait "a Lack" was the bill at the Ori'.rjd '.'per.1. :>j"?e la^t eveninj', and tck " �"� �!>'(�� '�" !l > ii �:>:. p ..J-.yt...:. ' FA-TOD'Q PT?l?ArP VTr-TflDV 1 cortetl t0 the auditorium by a baud amid-1 Oflm AlUfl 0 VmhKl V .UlUIl [ | from the thousands thar had gall - He Eclipses All Former Effort*- avl(\ Bn*aV s the "Record Yesterday. A ONE MILE DASH MADE Ifl 1:30 i-2 The Event ofthe I'-at At Mtmmtrnth I*>�r Attrticti) iv (Jrent Crowd uf Spectators--Tin' Chami'ton Da�Iiep Over th� Co�r*B With the Spcetl uf tho tVf ail. iwid Lower* Kuvalee'ti Record With E�.(*e. MoNMovni Park, Aug. -The even; oi" to-day was ISalvator's race against time, 1 .yu* made by Kavalce. Alter the tbiiv race Salvator was brought on the track and in company with Kosetta was given his warming up gallop. Then there trai a delay, but 'dually Salvatcr appeared, followed by Ko�etl& and Namona, who were to act as pace makers. At the start Namoua waH given a lead of about ten lengths, but Salvator beat her twenty lengths to the half, where she waB joined by RoseUa, in the meanwhile running easily uutil the last furlong was reached when Bergen settled down to ride, and he passed by the winning post like a steam engine. For a few momenta there was silence, then 1:35.j was hung up and cheer aftci cheer rent the air. Tho fractional time was, quarter*- ~ half 47i, three quarter 1:11;., m.lc ': .3" j First race, six u.rlongH, Lady i-ieel won. Worth secouu. fiiue Rock third Tinio, 1:1,'.. Second raoe, six furlongs, Montana wun Knssell second, Sorcerer third. Time, 1:42 j. Third racn, miln, Senarira won, 'Vulla Blaokburn second, Stockton third Time, orecl to hear them. L-jonard Rhone introduced Senator Do arnatsr, who, after tho applause-anbsidec, tiisims�ed tho 'lucstions of tho day an 1 promised that if eleo'ed Ct>vernor of great "OEnnionweaith he would do bin di ty fairhfidly and honestly 'o the taxpayers and to hip party. The senator made a i addreas and was heartily applauded when he conciudfd.. During the afi?rnoon Oen- I err.l Ha^tn-gs. Watrow. Stj?*a:t, li-usim j fm,l others made spcei-hf**. j Tho folluffiiij.- rcaulnlioL.i were p^st-ed j at a meotiug of the ciecu* ive, eoinitwttU'* j of t.he State grange to day - "Whereas, I: ib our declaration of piu-posoa that while we fully accord to ever' member of our uraan'.zatiou * he per fee right to aililia'e with t,he party of his owr. choice; therefore, " Uesolvetl, That we, the LIx.txu.tivo Committee of the Pennsylvania Stato Grange, in session at Williams Grove, denounce in uumeasurable terms the right of any member of ^nir order to drag paiti san politics into grange meetings, and we further denounce all efforts made to circulate campaign documents, whether in circular or newspaper form, on these or any other giouuds at gatherings of a uon partisan nature." j TERSELY TOLD HAPPENINGS. All tin; Luli: News and Views of the Oil v tip to 3:00 P. M. GOTTEN UF IN A READABLE TORYi A BLOOD! TR. Pl'XGKMT POT rOl.'KKI. ^ .HiHccllmif-nn^ ^Itxturt! welter. Srifsorod mid SffiUUIed. K'cn though lull a man he, When t'� syitrtldu /ocs ii". 'Hiif Lu-l he quite fi'f'niently I'-iouv it ho huiPt* ini worsp Krom the (I'l'lii ot\ j.i'lLrso, Hi 'II hy -'I'll! rii-'i:^'!; )u- Vv'.\;W.piiloti� OnintY. W\su;\ -.Tos, Aug. -The population of AHeghony county, as announced by the Census Bureau 'o-day, is ofd^o, which is an increase of 11)5, 'J37. The population of the following named cities in the Ninth 1 Supervisors district of Pennsylvania, with their increase, is given as lu'dowo Allegheny City, i�_*I>'.-T; increase, 2�'�,-2S.-j. Braddoek, *vr>;'>:t; increase, .'i,22s. Etna, 'i,44L increase, 1,!07. McMeespor*, 20,711 increase, \2,\'J\). Pittjburg, -^3,47:;: increase, s2,uS4. Sewickley. 2,77-!, increase, 721. Sbarps-iniri?. 4,WI'7, increaRp, L A l>iic] to i:�o Ucf.iii Iu K>'iiWitfc). Mioi'LKiioiMjVtin, Ky , Aug. iS.-A desperato duel batweeu ?dark Turner and Steve Wanmck las'- nigh:, resulted in the i^eathof Wauuick and the fatal wound-ing tj{ Turuei. The two nieu fought like d'uuouh fo; lilLcen mtuulus, Turnur using k revolver imd Wtumick a bowie kuifa. A hundred ineu witnessed tho battle, but all we:*1 poworiew to Interfere, tl.ilj;I>in I.nhor Tronl�]etwccn he striking miners find the employers, but failed to adjust the trouble. Thti strikers have resumed their -ttiaeks on "hhi-'klrgs." h>m Took Him fur �( I'rO*t. Aiii'. J'^dwiij D'Hllcy, 'he popular and gvutleuiauly oofuedi'.u ot the Floy (-rcwell Company, v/as walking up to the post-oiliee last evening, an old lady hailed the comedian, thinking ho was a priest and asked him if he would servo two masses Sunday next. lie politely assured her that there would bo and the old lady's face lit up with joy as she bade "Father" Dudley good luck. Mr. Dudley resembles a Catholic Priest very much with his clean shaven face and black clothes and be would make a line looking dominie. The members ol hii* company call him "Fathi�i'> :*u -.crafitton r*i Long Ri;hk� -A (.'hUJ,|;c of I).-.;(. Naine tn ho Changed - I.crtur.- m "hef Mr. nutcholiter. .1. \i. Batcheldar the marblo and granite dealer of Lock Haven, erected last week in Fairviow cemetery a very largo and well proportioned monumeut over the grave of Lewis Pierce, son of L. T. Pierce, the shot* dealer, alflo a largo headstone ove-i tho grave of Joseph Spencor, and iu the Catholic cemetery a largo headstone for Patriok O'Coune'I's daughter, all of which are very creditable to Mr. Bathel-der. - Ronovo ye>r.*. A fanuniieettni; lrichl*>(i(. Two ladies accompanied by two gentlemen all of them being from Jersey Shore, wei a driving to Pi no Camp yesterday evening, and when near the grounds w hi lo passing a hack, 'he carriage iu which they wore tiding, was upset They wero all thrown from the vehicle, but norm-,'f then: (ioriouiily injured. Thr-jwd Thirty Foet. A geiitleman from Woodward township whit witnessed th.) accident to Mr. Benjamin K. Probst yesterday says ho w as thrown thirty feet, alighting on his head and shoulders. Mr. Probst was uncon scions for nearly an hour after the acci-dei't occurred but its all righi to day. The IIoftB Fishermen. \Y P. Darrah and C. II. Hall worn n>h-;tu; a' West port rm Wedrje:-day and i^uejcht JV large ba.-.n, rugging in si/.i: fruut ' i to 1� uj-'bwseaoh. Thi.-* makes a total of 1 :7 o.i.if these young men caught ' ins -map-on :tH vouched for by a West port oorrespon dent of the Uenovo AV iiolUK to Mill Hull. The tents In which Fanuliors1 Bat'le of (.uttyshurg ant! museum tiavo been ok-hibited for some time iu this city, wore taken down thru moiniug. Tho cyelo-rama and museum will bo exhib;t-_-ri at Mil! Hall for several days for 'ho benefit ol >bu Mill Hall band. Name lo bo tlhannc-l. i �ii Monday, Septombor li.t, the name uf Wayne station --n the Phi! -.de'phia and -d 1 Druggists, hovrever prospyroun, always do business on tho small scale. Money lias some human characteristics. It ; ilks and get? tight. A ' short remark'" often last- r\ long time. Tli� new coflee pyndica'.e may get a roasting after all. Love never has to be watched '.-i Me that it puis in a full day's work. An exchange remarks that instead of eating apples and cracking nuts by the fireside tho coming winter the young couples will have to fall back on chewing wax rtnd cracking old jokts. Kncrgy and a boy digging fish bait both mean about the same thing. "I came and saw a saw," said the fa-cerimis tramp, "but 1 didn't saw." It beats everything how tho young people of Clearfield county tako to matrimony -just like a duck takes to water, as tho saying is. The Iu']'u'/'iran of that place last week published a liht of rwentj-two marriage notices. A farmer sent the following mixed order to a merchant: "Semi me a sack of rlour, live pounds of coffee and a pound of tea. My wife gave birth to a big baby boy last nipht also live pounds of corn starch, a screw driver and fly trap. It weighed ton pounds aud a straw hat." Muul how you walk. Square- your shou'.dors, expand your chest, and look out. for your cbiu. That is >he pivot upon which depends the poise of tho machine. Step easily and firmly, letting the ball of the fo-.L tU'ike the ground first, so thai you gtt tho beuei't of that beneficent lit tie spriug which Dame Nature built into your instep to save the rattle and jar to the whole system which people who walk on their heels indie* or. *beir anatomy. Few ladies consider that they carry some forty or tifty miles of hair on their head, ' ho fairheadod may even have to dress seventy miles of threads of gold every morning. Sioopless people should not take laudanum, but nunshitic, which is tho best soporific. Poor sleepers should pass as uniiiv injurs as po.-isible in the sun and few :r. the -hade. To the tired motiier heaven is a place where all Uio children have been pur, tn bed and are sleeping soundly. If tho workiugmoo of America would throw off tho yoko of bondage put upon them by the vicious aud the selfish aud indolent parasiteB of 'heir own classes they would find that patience, faith and the honest use of their own energies would insure them good results for their labor in poaceful, comfortable honniH, well clad and well educated child run, hours of domestic ease and social happiness, brightening tin) way to an old ago of rest find pbmty. These things aro ui the leaen uf >v.*iy nobi-r, industrious working in in 'lot country, v. net !i*t he escaped ity "i Mht dtr'H on :sth in this land, ! rrciith and ELjrso!.: the Leader.':, Witt Tv.-etity-Sixuf Thxlr Followors in Jail | WA^T TO C-0MI*E0MIS� THE TR0UBL:] Ice Lilly Trmi-rcrt- The Thuch tu Clark * nnnty For Trial B*flor� tltitice Morton. Who Mati a Kecord For Seudlnic Moro j Crimliiftls to ihe tiallowc Than Any Other t .lad�c in tho Ktute. | Lu't^'. ;\...iL, Aug. lib.-A letter from j Captain CiuLher, in commund of the otato j trunps, detailed to protect .ludgo Lilly'd oour- at Ilazxard, Perry county, says tha*. Frimch aud young Lversole, the leaders of the faction in the French Kversolo feud, with their followers to the number o:' tweuty-sii, are in jail at. ilaziard. Only four who were engaged in the quarrel are now at large. The leaders, French and Eversole, while in confinement have agreed to compromise their differences- The letter closes as follows: Sunday French sent word to Marrs, the oommOD-wealth'a attorney, that be and Evoraolo had settled the matter, that they bad notified tho case against themBelvoa and were going to hand over the d-d acoundrela who had been bushwhacking. This is Dot au impo'-siblo conclusion of the matter. These men whe lia^o hired these mar derers may go acquitted and their tools hang. .lud^e Li!'y] this morning, made an orier ' ransfe~ring all th? cases to Clarfc county The outlaws are in despair and Judge Morton, in whoso district Clark county is, has had the honor of hanging more criminals than any other Judge in Kentucky. The prisoners will be taken to Winchester by the soldiers. There are 60 many of them that some trouble is feared in gotting them ?.c:0ss the mountain, but there is no doubt of their beinfi conducted safely. WHOSK CHICKEN IS Tills. Murder iu Johnstown. Johnstown, Aug. *2*i.-John F. Brad-eu, a resident of the Twolith ward, shot and inRtautly kili�d bi� wifetbisafternoon Lr-tden recency has his wife arrested on the charge that she was criminally intimate with one Uoucher, a member of the Johtifciown police force. The case would have come to trial nest week. Hraden was arrested and ia now in jail. Eleven Fire* In One Day, Toxawanda, N. Y.f Aug. 28.-The lumber city has had eleven fires within the past twenty-four hours, all presumed to he incendiary origin. The Lumber Association has offered a reward of $1,000 for the apprehension of the inoeudiary. If the fire bug is caught be is likely to be roasted on his own pyre. The Presfdent'd IMane. WASinyn'ON, Aug. 28.-The President arrived in Washington this afternoon, and proceeded direct to the White Uouse. Unless there Is a change in his present plans the President will leave bore Saturday morning for Cresson, and remain there until the first o( October. Tho North Carolum KeiinMicana. lUi.uiiH, -\. C, Aug* 28.-The Ropub-licau State Convention met bore to-day. Chailos Price, I'nilcd St ites District Attorney, was nominated for Chief Justice, and W. K. Fairctoth for Associate Jus-t ice. A Governor Keeigti!* by Ke, Ilochester ;v Baltimore-lU'.tinuno t'�, St. Louis 2. I'lulade^'Iii i-Columbus It', Athletic S. f-u-.svii'.e ! -tCU;' ��yrac'ise usual u:ue and f.iaee The Ancient Order of Cnited Workmen will hold a regular meeting tonight at 9 o'clook at which a full attendance of members is requested. ! ii-.- I Tui-^dav, Studf I T M i'lOl-uieijihia..,,; ;>:'i 47 Syracuse..........10 o7 Toledo..............52 15 'Baltimore........KJ W Thf. SitIo;;.i DiiT�rcMica ol Opinion That Ai Inert Iterween Nelehbort*. Lawyers wliu have dropped iuto Judge Caihihan's ollieo, 25 Chambers street, within the last two weeks, says tho New have bid a game chicken problom sprung on them that brings up au ontiioly now point at law and incidentally threatens to sever the pleasant relations that have hitherto existed botween two residents of Parkville, L. I. The case at point involves the ownership of a valuable game chicken that waB hatchod in Parkville a month ago by a very ordinary sort of a chicken without any particular pedigree. It came about in this way. James Mo* Caughn, who has made a fortune as a truckman in New York, lives in a handsome house in Washington avenue, Vark-villo, and amuses himself by breeding game fowls. His birds are very valuable and bring from $20 to $30 a piece. Mr. McCaughu's hen yard in the rear of his house adjoins the back yard of James Gormley's house. Mr. Gormley retired from the truck business about four years ago, and since that time has been living at Parkville. His house, which is as imposing as Mr. McCaugbn's, faoes Foster avenue. Gormley, however, has been breeding a common lot of hard-working chickens. A picket fence separates his hounery from that of McCaughn's, but occasionally the obicXcus would get mixed up This nevei was a cause of dispute between the two neighbors, as it was very easy to distinguish McCaugbn's high-born fowls and bring them back to their own ooop. A mouth ago one of Gormley's heus hatched out a brood of chickens, and among them was one that gave evidence of game blood. Several days later Mc-Caughn noticed the stranger in Gormley's coop, and immediately put in a olaim for it on the ground that one of bis fancy hens must have flown over into Gormley's yard and laid an egg in Gormley's hen's nest. On this theory he claimed the chicken. There was no doubting that the chicken was of the same bleed as McCaughn's obiokens, but Gormley said he was blessed if be would give it up. He admired the chicken. Be offered to pay McCaugbn $1 for the egg, but he said that McCaughu's claim on the bird was* offset by the fact that one of his hens had worked twenty-one days to hatch the egg. McCaugbn would not aooept this offer. He wanted the chicken, and he was willing to pay Gormley a reasonable price for the services of his ben in hatching the egg, and for whatever corn and other food the chicken had eaten. Gormley rejected Mo* C&ughn's oiler, and words passed between the neighbors. After the passage of the words Mc-Gaugbn engaged Judge Callahan to briog suit tor the recovery of the ohicken, and Gormley has engaged Wanhope Lynn to delend bis case. Judge Callahan said last night: UI have searched the legal reports in vain to find a parallel case, and am convinced that tne point at issue is new. It seems to mo that MoGangbn has the best right to the chicken. It is a thoroughbred, and bis hen undoubtedly laid the egg from which it was hatched. He Is willing to compensate Gormley for his trouble and the ben's sorvices. The case will have to bo argued on equity. If Justice McMahoo, ol Parkville, decides against us we will appeal the case. It is not a question of the money value of the chicken, but the rigbT of the case." Mr. Wanhope Lynn has put jin bis answer, which is a general denial of Mc-Caugu'a olaim. If Gormley's hen had not protected this egg, he says, the ehioken in question would never have been, hatched. Then again, if the eg�8 had boon collected aud cooked the game chicken would have been lost. Then there is anothor theory which he asserts the appearance of tho chickon seems to bear out. There is nothing to prevent one of Gormley's roosters from being the father of tho egg. A father's olaim acaordiDg to law is paramount, and if this theory U correct then the chicken belongs to Gormley's ooop. Mr. Lynn is also resolved to appeal the case if the decision is against him. He has submitted the problem to a number of lawyers, and tboy are about equally divided in their opinions as to the equity of the suit. Tho Hon. Bourke Cook ran thinks that McCaugbn has tho best claim to the chicken on the ground that one of bit; hens laid tho egg. Robort H. Baccy, the erim!:>al lawyer, warmly and perti-u^-hm^y f.unport-t the c\ liens of ^orrr-h..'*!:o: Tlu1 �r.ic>'flou is bni*]g debated o' l.kv: gro'-o'd.? in Parkville,There, on co-is,: fff ?u, prominonca of McCaugbn a*!-'. '.Joi-AT-lcy it has �jc:tV3d a groat deal of i-it-jrest. Near!" a.!'of tho ladies tb;;iks t'iA* 'Lnn.lev Wax the bettor olaim U> the cVhlu-n Tho r.uit will oomo up for a hiuutig before Juntico MoMahou next week (Friday). In the nicautimo tho game chicken ia iudustriously scratching in Oormley's baok yard. ;
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Aiken County Register (Newspaper) - January 4, 1984, Aiken, South Carolina COUNTY Aiken Co. Public Lib- *35 Newberry St, Aiken SC ^ . —f® Established 1983 Volume I -- Number 7 Aiken, S. C., Wednesday, January 4, 1984 25* Per Copy Bitter Cold, Winds Plague County By STEPHEN D. HALE Register Editor AIKEN - It was 9:20 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 28, when the Augusta television stations broke into their broadcasts to say a tornado had been seen in Martinez, northwest of Augusta and was headed toward Aiken County. At 9:30 the sky over Aiken Estates grew horribly black, the wind swirled fiercely, stopped dead, then crashed back again, hurling a brief but violent rain storm at the hill. Within a few moments the eerie weather convinced county employes to evacuate the upper floors of their building as the twister skimmed over Aiken. A few blocks away Carl Langley stepped out of his office at the Aiken Bureau of the Augusta Chronicle on Pendleton Street to see what could have been a terrible disaster sweep harmlessly over the city. "It was pear-shaped," Langley said, "It was black and it looked like there was another, smaller one being swept along behind the first tornado." The second floor of the Aiken County Sheriff's Department was also evacuated and the storm was reported a few minutes later in Perry, S.C., and then in Orangeburg County. The tornado that chose to frighten the heart of the city but not to destroy it was only the most unusual of the severe weather visited on the county for the two holiday weeks. Freezing temperatures were the norm with a low of 0 degrees reported on Christmas morning. The record cold - several days in the past two weeks set records for low temperatures - claimed one casualty Christmas night. The frozen body of Dora Sanders Jordan, 43, of Barnwell Avenue in Aiken, was found on Richland Avenue at 7:30 a.m. Dec. 26. Aiken County Coroner Sue Townsend said Ms. Jordan died of exposure to the cold. Broken water pipes plagued the county, particularly the school system, throughout the period. The heating systems of many area schools had been cut off over the holidays to save money, but the practice ended up costing much more in emergency repair bills. Over 25 schools were damaged by water from broken pipes over Christmas weekend and several other county buildings, including the county office complex, and the agricultural building suffered the same fate. Broken pipes were also a major problem at the Mattie C. Hall Nursing Care Center (Continuad on Pogo 16) ....Keep Aiken Elementary?? By SUZY SMITH AIKEN - "To Keep or Not to Keep Aiken Elementary" is the question making rounds in Aiken these days. Those who want to keep the school are just as passionate about it as are those who want to replace the building. Emotions are running high for retention of the school. A recent facilities survey authorized by the S.C. Dept. of Education recommended Aiken Elementary, and other schools in the district, be abandoned due to deterioration. Built 93 years ago as Aiken Institute, the school offered a full and complete education to students until the 1930s when it began housing grades one-six. It presently serves children in kindergarten-fifth grade. Mandle Surasky attended Aiken Institute from 1904-15. He feels the central location of the school cuts down the cost of busing students. "It will be a grave injustice if they close the school," he commented. Another Aikenite, Betty Townes Owen, feels Americans are replacing too many landmark buildings. "The new modernistic buildings may be more functional, but our old buildings have more character. Good examples are Aiken Elementary, the old post office and the courthouse." Mrs. Owen attended Aiken Institute from 1920-31. She taught in Aiken High School, both at Laurens St. and Rutland Drive. She emphatically supports any efforts to renovate the Aiken Elemen tary school building and retain it as a public school. Aside from the historical significance of Aiken Elementary, there are prac tical reasons in favor of its retention. Mrs. Lawana McKenzie, assistant principal at the school, accompanied S.C. Dept, of Education representatives on a tour of the facili ty in early 1983. "The representatives recordec favorable comments during their tour and "liked our spacious classrooms with (Continued on Pogo 2)This Week In Brief AIKEN - Democratic County Councilwoman Faye Hatcher has talked to Republican officials concerning her rumored party switch. If Mrs. Hatcher does switch parties it would reverse the present council split of five Democrats to four Republicans. Mrs. Hatcher has been embroiled in a controversy over her proposal to change the form of county government from a council-administrator to council- manager form. That would eliminate the elected offices of treasurer and auditor. AIKEN - Under the initiative of council member William Cly burn, Aiken County Council voted Tuesday night to attempt to reach a consensus on the long simmering debate over dual taxation with county municipalities by early March. The several incorporated ^ towns in the county have for over five years been contending that their residents are taxed by the county for services that they do not fully receive. For instance, the cities contend that they supply their own police and garbage collection functions and should not have to pay for the county* sheriff's department or green boxes. A combined county-cities task force on the subject produced a plan two years ago, however that effort failed when the county council refused to fund their suggestions. The council voted unanimously Tuesday that "the time has come" to resolve the issue, as councilman Clybum said. ;
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Old old joke, heard it before, but still worth another listen.
Jesus would HAVE to have a sense of humor into order to live among us mortals.
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I looked in the mirror that had been clumsily propped up against the wall. I was wearing deep red and gold robes that shimmered without light. I didn't feel particularly manly, but the robes gave me a sense of power that I felt as if radiated from me. Or maybe it's just the fact that they make me look taller.
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I was sitting in the front row, a seat of honor. I don't know what I did to earn myself a seat of honor at Spark's funeral. I barely knew her, nor did I do anything terribly important for her. We were sitting in rows in high backed wooden chairs, outside in the same field that Star and I had trained in. I was pretty sure that I could see my blood on the grass from last week, a permanent stain on the pretty landscape. It was a beautiful day, the kind of day that even YouTubers and video gamers and lazy ass people get up and go for a walk. The kind of day that should make you smile. Unless, of course, you're at a funeral. That's the exception.
Kathryn's body was lying peacefully on top of a marble stand. He clothes were all white, not red, and the silver dagger that had claimed her life was held loosely in her hand. Her hair was braided with bright gold thread, probably the same that was woven into my robes. She looked so serene, while her ghost looked regretfully at her body, most likely wishing she had had more time to enjoy her life. This isn't fair, I thought. None of this is fair. These people don't deserve to die. These were good people, who did nothing but think of others and the greater good, and the survival of this earth. They did nothing but put their hands up against that boulder and push with all their might. They gave their life a purpose, only to have their time cut short, to run out of life far too quickly. It wasn't fair.
I didn't know what to expect, because I had never been to a funeral in my life. But I'm pretty sure what happened next isn't what happens at human funerals. Actually, I'm positive this doesn't happen, because suddenly, bright flames of abnormal size burst up around Spark's body. They were bright blue, and quickly consumed her body. For a moment, all you could see was the bright flames. The next moment, the fire disappeared as quickly as it had come, leaving behind three small piles of rich, dark soil. Each mound had a different flower in it.
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Then three picked up the flowers they had announced, and planted them in the freshly dug earth I had not noticed before, connecting to a field that I had never been allowed to walk on, one full of millions of different flowers.
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You know I wanna get into your fur collection *side eye* LOL!
Prissy! I swear we just like all the same things. I just got a package in the mail from ASOS with a pair of green flared trousers. LOL!
absolutely love these colors the pants are great paired with the stripes and fur and the purse just gave it that extra kick love it!!!
LOVE this look Prissy. The colors look great together. That bag color is wonderful. I need me a fur vest that length and color. Get it!!!
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Love this color combo. Very unexpected yet it works!
Love this outfit. The first thing that caught my eye was the fur vest! Love it 🙂
Unfortunately, all Chargers fans will reluctantly watch the game by picking the lesser of two evils (true Charger fans are not fond of Eli Manning or the Patriots). But I will be a fan of your styling with these pieces 🙂 Love the combination!
This is a great look! I really love the color choices. So chic.
love that clutch
I purchased some pants like this from H&M on Saturday. Great look. I'm inspired.
this is amazing, you look stunning.
wow just came across your blog, you got some great style!!!
Love the blog
Fab outfit, I can finally get into your blog! I love the foldover clutch, striped top and the pop of color in your jeans!
I love all of your looks!
And how you put certain colors together. Amazing….


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The Westcott Rapid Box is a new range of portable Speedlite Softboxes with adjustable flash bracket and carry case. Constructed from solid aluminium to minimise weight, yet retain durability, each Rapid Box opens and closes like an umbrella, with no need for support rods or adapter rings. The line-up includes two octagonal softboxes, a stripbox and a deflector plate, with prices ranging from £23 to £180.
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The Rapid Box is a new range of portable Speedlite Softboxes with adjustable flash bracket and carry case. Constructed from solid aluminium to minimize weight, yet retain durability The Rapid Box opens and closes like an umbrella, no support rods or adapter rings are needed, everything is compact and easy to use. The optional screw-in deflector plate will minimize any hot spots and the front diffusion material is the same quality as found on Westcott's current high-quality softboxes.
• Reflective silver durable framework
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News UK, publisher of The Times, Sunday Times and The Sun, is going into partnership with the Young Journalists' Academy (YJA) to create the "news academy".
It is described by News UK as "an innovative project aimed at nurturing the next generation of British journalistic talent."
News UK journalists and executives will hold master classes, workshops and talks at schools across Britain.
Over the next three years it plans to reach out to at least 350 schools and colleges with a view to broadening industry access, particularly among under-represented groups.
News UK will offer internships and work experience to students. Those who show the most promise and commitment will be able to attend a week-long summer school each year.
Mike Darcey, News UK's chief executive, said: "Now, more than ever, it is vital to build a sustainable model for the future of journalism.
"As part of our commitment to Britain's aspiring young journalists and to our industry, we look forward to widening participation by working with more promising young people from across the country."
Viv Regan, YHA's director, said: "We are absolutely thrilled to partner with News UK and be part of this aspirational and much-needed programme."
On its website, the YHA explains that the inspiration for its launch was a Sutton Trust report in 2006 (see here) which showed that more than 50% of the country's leading journalists were educated privately.
The summer school is only open to state school pupils
NB: There is already a News Academy based in Burnley, Lancashire (see website here). It uses newspapers within schools in order to improve literacy skills.


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Why Attend the Montessori Teacher Education Institute of Atlanta?
The Montessori Teacher Education Institute was founded in 2013 to provide Montessori teacher training in both Infant & Toddler and Early Childhood Montessori programs. We hold the highest level of accreditation for the institute, which includes the Montessori Accreditation Council for Teacher Education (MACTE) and American Montessori Society (AMS). The mission of the institute is to be a respected and valued regional resource for Montessori schools and educators. Our courses are scheduled on nights and weekends, offering a convenient way for adult learners to obtain certification while working during the regular school week.
The courses are structured to be lively and relevant. We know that the adult learners thrive when there are ample opportunities for interactive discussions, hands-on activities, team projects, as well as observations in the classroom. We believe our adult learners will find this method of learning to be highly effective and applicable to their work with children in the classroom within just a short period of time.
Teacher Preparation
Early Childhood Program
The Early Childhood Program (ages 2 1/2 to 6) offers professional training for individuals who aspire to or already work with children ages 2 ½ years to 6 years of age.
This course is taught in a series of evening and weekends over an 22 month period, and in total you will spend 301 hours at the Institute in the academic portion and 540 hours in a practicum (or student teaching) setting.
Infant/Toddler Program
The Infant and Toddler Program (ages birth through 3 years of age) offers professional training for individuals who aspire to or already work with young children between birth and three years of age. This Montessori course focuses on what quality care means for infants, how to nurture their development, and how to set up the environment for success. The course is taught in the evenings and occasionally on weekends. In total you will spend 210 total hours in the academic portion and 540 hours in a practicum (or student teaching) setting.
Program Fees Overview
Non Refundable Application Fee: $100
Program Tuition*: $5,750
Early Childhood Overview (for I&T): $100
MACTE and AMS Fees: $386
*Field Consultation visits (4x) included
Early Childhood Overview Course
This 24-hour course is a prerequisite for the Infant & Toddler program. It provides a foundation on Montessori's philosophy, how to support the Montessori child ages 2.5 years through 6, and each subject in the early childhood environment, including Sensorial, Practical Life, Language, and Mathematics.


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It's possible to pay upwards of $25,000 for a CD player, but reviews suggest that doing this won't necessarily make your CDs sound any better. The biggest factor in a CD player's audio fidelity is the quality of its DAC, or digital-to-analog converter, which translates the digital signals recorded on a CD to a form your ears can listen to. The cheapest CD players use low-quality DACs that don't pick up as much detail as a high-end DAC from makers like like Burr-Brown or Cirrus Logic.
However, you don't have to spend thousands of dollars for a player with a higher-quality DAC. Even moderately priced CD players in the $300 to $500 range have superior signal processing technology from top-shelf vendors. Spending more than this may get you more bells and whistles, but it isn't necessary for great-sounding music that's sure to please even demanding audiophiles.
The NAD C-516BEE (Est. $300) proves this point admirably. Steve Guttenberg of CNET says it's "Nothing fancy, but the look and feel are first-rate." So is the sound quality, which Guttenberg compares favorably to Apple Lossless files played in iTunes on a Mac computer. He says the NAD player, with its Cirrus Logic DAC, provides livelier dynamics, a more spacious soundstage, and firmer bass definition on the same tunes than the computer.
The NAD C-516BEE earns terrific user feedback at Crutchfield.com, where we found the most reviews, earning 4.5 stars from over 100 users. Owners describe the sound as crisp, clean, and natural, with a high signal-to-noise ratio. Many users say they're hearing details in their CDs that they've never noticed before – which isn't always a good thing, as the defects in poor original recordings are also more apparent.
Owners are equally impressed with the player's build quality. They say the tray opens and closes smoothly and the controls are simple and very easy to use. They also describe the remote control as well designed, though a bit small. They admit its design isn't fancy, but many find its compact size and minimalist looks pleasing. We found very few complaints about durability, and NAD confirms its faith in its product by backing it with an above-average two-year warranty -- but be aware, that warranty will only be honored if you buy from an authorized dealer.
The NAD player isn't exactly feature-packed, but it covers all the basics. It can play commercial CDs and recorded CD-R and CD-RW discs with MP3 and WMA files. It has optical and coaxial digital outputs, and its functions include repeat and program play, forward and reverse skip, and search. The only two features reviewers would like to see added are a USB input for digital music files not on disc and a printed manual, rather than one supplied on a CD-ROM. But for someone who just wants good sound without a lot of bells and whistles, reviewers consider the NAD C-516BEE to be a great choice.
If $300 is still a bit more than you're prepared to spend, the Onkyo C-7030 (Est. $170) is worth a look. We didn't spot any credible professional reviews, but this single-disc CD player earns 4.5-star overall rating based on around 635 reviews at Amazon.com, and an identical 4.5-star rating based on nearly 90 reviews at Crutchfield.com. Owners describe the sound as clean, clear, and well balanced, with plenty of detail. They also note that the player doesn't produce a lot of mechanical noise to obscure the music.
The Onkyo can play all the same disc formats as the NAD. It also has similar features, including easy-to use controls and a remote. It even has one feature the NAD lacks: a headphone jack with its own volume control. However, this cheaper player doesn't appear to be as durable as the NAD. We saw several complaints from owners about machines that either were damaged right out of the box or broke down within the one-year warranty.
Another cheap CD player with fairly good reviews is the TEAC CD-P650-B (Est. $140) . This budget-priced player has one feature that sets it apart from the two players above: in addition to playing all standard disc formats, it has a USB input that allows it to play music files from a computer, MP3 player, mobile device or flash drive. Users at Amazon.com and BHPhotoVideo.com love this feature, along with the TEAC player's crisp, full sound. However, like the Onkyo, it has some complaints about durability. Several users say it broke down within or just outside the one-year warranty period, and getting repairs can be difficult. Still, overall ratings are solid, including a 4.3 star score at Amazon.com based on roughly 235 reviews.
If you're equally serious about audio and video, a universal disc player can be a good investment. The best ones can play pretty much any type of disc or file -- 3D Blu-ray, CD, Super Audio CD (SACD) and more -- at amazingly high quality.
The clear standout in this category is the Oppo BDP-105D (Est. $1,300). Britain's What Hi-Fi? awards this player a perfect five-star rating, saying it "does it all with movies and music." It can play discs in any format, and editors say it delivers "consistently pleasing" sound on all of them. They praise the "full-bodied balance," "rich low frequencies," and "sparkling" treble, though noting that true audiophiles might wish for a tighter bass sound. They say the picture quality is excellent as well, with "crisp detailing and richly textured colours."
The Oppo also has the superior build quality and features you'd expect from a player of its price. Audio processing is handled by the well-regarded ESS Technology ES9018 SABRE32 Reference DAC. Editors say that the Oppo is a solid piece of machinery, with a remote control to match. It offers digital coaxial, digital optical, and dual HDMI inputs, as well as a USB connection and a built-in headphone amplifier. The controls on the front are "nicely responsive," though editors wish the display provided a little more information, such as "the sampling rate of the piece of music you're streaming." In addition to the panel controls and the remote, you can run this player through an iOS or Android device via Oppo's MediaControl app. It supports a limited number of streaming providers out of the box -- including Pandora and Rhapsody on the audio side -- and is Roku ready, meaning that you can add the full lineup of Roku streaming partners by plugging in an optional Roku Streaming Stick (Est. $50).
Despite their enthusiastic review, the editors at What Hi-Fi? don't name the Oppo as a Best Buy because it's so much more expensive than most Blu-Ray players. However, most reviewers at Crutchfield.com and Amazon.com say this universal disc player is a great value despite its high price tag. They point out that for $1,300, this single device can do the jobs of a dedicated CD player, a Blu-Ray player, and a media hub -- allowing you to use the player's digital audio processing in place of the likely inferior processing found in your HDTV, game console, computer or other source(s). They say that in addition to providing great sound and picture quality, the Oppo is easy to set up and use, with intuitive controls and a helpful user manual. Several owners also praise Oppo's customer support, saying reps were always quick to answer their questions and provide repairs for faulty machines under the two-year warranty.
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