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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
LEWIS G. TEwKsBuRr & Co..
ADAMS IRox Bur1D1Se. 1885 F STREET
". B. HIB8s. Manager. mn16
THE UNION SECURITY COMPANY OF
Il II n ~

i WASHINGToS. D. O.
Subscriptions to the capita STOCK viii be received at
~ ST. and Louisisna ave. o. by either OF the direc-
This company is incorporated under the act Of Con-
grs.s approved October 1870
The capital stock is si.oooeoo in shares Of s1co
The business viii b the COMPANY viii be authorized
secnri y gnrrs1ty. indignantly. loan ana mortgage
pGapo-e to act as Surety on bonds. un3sr1s inss
aid o'hes obiEatiors required By av OF hy orders OF
+ /: also proGos.d 90 anS h!iney n @1r sssss.
deeds of trust and other securities.
system and Dstf obs W from tn b-s. Iest
o. n @ es Of eTT sna in
and capsSe man sVenent.
There Is need II such enterprise in his ID strict
Corposae snrssyship is superor IL every respect
that Of md vdusi- and Is. therefore preferred by
aiie on the o he. hand those VII rrgGii ed to
furnish the security sreatly prefe. 70 sst it as a
Irstt-r OF favor u friends
tisl attrartons IL is 70 sed 20 mae Investments
il losn auIuls raj estate and Other safe secur-
lively i;ts ne shaPeho.dsr as rsssons5ly enpses
IRON the in estnsrt Of its capital aion' return APP
iuvss of the money represented by his stocS
besides p&Tcii ati0n in ths COMMISSIONS and pre-
oFFfCERs
President, John A. b eSe-: first vice president
James G. PANE, second vice presi>ent. Reginald
!endah; sec-e.a-y Ch2pln brown treasurer. Thomas
Hyde. -
5shlon Ashford. @eo.ge F., Hamilton.
MoEga1 Y. Beach. james ii Johnston.
a; 7. Byitto9. I. !. Lambert.
Chaplin Brown Blair ee,
CTaideran cssI.s,e, B F. Ls,rh,On.
!; b G-s2[ Gusts. MD. Joseph *. McCsmnon.
walter l.. Drudge, TGasrd A. Newman,
&hsTsrd' Davis. james 6; Payne.
Mlsf. Dean. Charles B. PEARSON.
" + EdrloDsIOn. u. Francis Rigs.
E E;f1l "a, . !, I,-nd4; Wm. hsroer: Smith.
l.: h9dswo-th Gordon. Natha iei Wilson.
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MARRIED AT MIDNIGHT.
The Freak of Mrs. Hitler of Boston. WI
WEEDS Her Goodman.


WEEDS Her Coschman.
NEW YORK, March ia dispatch from
Boston SAYS: Mrs Frances Hitler. who Is said
to be worth 5000 600. and who achieved
notorieiy few wears ago By having made and
put in her house a costly barial casket in prepa-
ration for her death. was married last night to
her former coRchman. Peter Surret,e. She is
three times the age of the man she has
lected.
At midnight last night a carriage drove up to
the residence of the Rev. Fred Hervev Allen.
West Newton street. and after repeated rings
Of the bell summoned him from bed. He
was confronted by woman in white
satin and gorgeously ornamented with jewelry
and man an evening dress. They said they
wanted TO be married. and on glancing at the
license the preacher astonisbed to learn
thar it was the celebrated Mrs. Hitler who was
before him.
She did tn taking and assured the preacher
that II was a case of emergency. La less than .
quarter Of an hour they married and the
coach drove away. but the woman still Mrs
Hitler. She had caused the bridegroom to
have his name changed. as she wished to have
her name remain the same
Mrs. Hitler is chief OF the New England Msdi-
cal Institute, "a fremont row. but whether she
will abandon the Office now is not known
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A Debtor Shot Down In Cold Blsea - liz
Creditor.

A Debtor Shot Down In Cold Blsea - Has
Creditor.
MoUxf vERxox. NY, March I7.-This city
wss the scene last night OF an attempt q
murder and suicide. Ernest Kronchsr, Q
carpenter and builder of South Mount Yer
non. village just south Of this city,
shot VIM Aoegiing, . baker Of No IA
South iith avenue. this city, through the
head, innicting . serious and perhaps fatal
injury. The would-be murderer then returned
10 his home. and, lying on his bed. placed ths
muExls Of the pistol 70 his head and put . buI-
let In his own skul Fortunately the skuIl-
bone dedscted the ball and il glanced Oh end
lodged In the Wall
10 sssms that Kroncher hsd been smploysd
by Moegiing to do csrtains building for him
and, - kroucher alleges, MosglinG owed
him $4,000, which he wss unable 70
collect Lat night be went 70 Mosg-
nngs store and on being told he could
not get tbs money, drew his revolver, -
ca1ibsr weapon, and shot MoeglinG. Kron-
cher vas arrsstsd end removed 70 the city
prison and hsad 10 s~sit tbs result of xoee-
hnGs injax3sa
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Baron Schroeder and Gen. Williams Robbed
While They Dined.

While They Dined.
LONDON, March 1.-THE residence OF Baron
Schroeder IN Cheslre WAS plundered last even
ing by burglars. The baron had for his guest
Gen. Owen Williams. the noted military man
and friend of the Prince Of Wales, who figured
in the famous baccarst scandal. son OF the
gentleman iutrustea with the secret q the
Notwithstanding ALLEGED cheating at play
The baron and his faml Y and Gen Williams
we're dining and the thieves took advan age to
enter through open window OF the bed
room alio.ted to the general and made a gen.
eral clearance of his personal effects. including
his watch They also stole the jewels of the
baroness Schroeder. amounting in value 10
$4,000, and made their escape with their booty.
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PHYSICALLY DIsQUALIFIED.-First Lieut.. II.
Clay Fisher, U. S. NJ. c., recently examined for
promotion as captain. has been reported physi-
cally disqualified. and will be sent to the hos
pital for three months treatment, at the end of
which time he will be again examined
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To COMMAND AT MARE IsLAND.-Commo-
dore George Brown, who was recently
detached from command of the Pacific station
and who is now in Washington on waiting or
ders, is said to have been selected to command
the Mare Island navy yard.
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doom OF THE ARMY BILL.

The Reichstag Committee Opposed TO the
Second Reading.
BFRLTS. March 1.-THE committee Of the
reichsisg on the army bill to-day rejected the
second reading Of the bill, six conservatives
alone supporting the motion for the second
reading
The committee then adjourned until after
Easter. This vote is another blow any hope that
remained to Chancellor Won Capnyi Of the
ultimate passage OF the measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

The New YoRKs TRIAL.-The battle ship
New York will be given a preliminary trial by
its builders on the 2lst instant. She will be
taken out to sea for three or four days and put
through a series of tests 10 ascertain the work
ing of her engines to enable the constructors to
remedy any defects that NAV be discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

The Attorney General has appointed Frank
Strong a. general agent Of the DEPARTMENT of
Justice, vice E. c. Foster, resigned.
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TREASURY APPLIcArIoSs.-Additio appli-
cations for positions in the Treasury service
have been filed as follows:
q. S. Treasurer. ". V. Carolin. New York:
naval officer. New York, Douglass A. Seiren:
surveyor, New York. Aaron KChn. W. A. Boyd
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Lost His Life i'm . Hotel Fire

SPOKANE FALLS, VASE, March l7.-Ths
City Hotel at Asotin burned Wednesday night
Frank Sheery was burned TO death. Mrs. Ny
ers and two children escaped after being
severely burned Ten Others escaped with dif-
fculty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

GONE TO NEW YoRK.-Secretary Lamont left
here this afternoon for New York. He expects
to be back by Monday.
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WORLDS FAIR ExaIRITs-Collector Clark Of
Chicago. ILL.,, had an interview with Secretary
Carlisle and Assistant Secretary Spaulding this
morning on custom ma tiers ct the worlds fair
He reports the arrangements for RECEIVING ex-
hibits at the worlds fair grounds. examining
and passing them as in excellent shape.
Already many exhibits are being received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-,nternal rev.
enue, $500, 7s9: customs, 81, 633.0S9
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THE SOLICITOR GENERALsHIP.-Ex-Repr
tative Rogers of Arkansas. whose friends en-
desvored TO have Mr.. Cleveland select him for
the attorney generaiship, has refused the tender
Of the assistant attorney general hip fohthe In
terror Department He is a candidate for the
office OF solicitor general
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
Dropped Dead at |. Club Dinner.

BosToN, March 17.--John H. Mscdough,
chairman of the democratic committee, dropped
dead at O'Clock this morning at the dinnsr Of
Tammany Club.
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About
Banking and
Investments.

Parties requiring additional Banking
facilities well an those contemplating
change IN existing arrangements viii foster
their interests y oYering account witt US.
Here De posirs are not only subject 10 Check.
but INTEREST IA pa d On DGiiy BALANCES.
To InvestOrs We have "a usual Gdrdt'd0ss to
offer-we nos only deal in Government Bonds.
Local Securities. as well SAIL stocks listed
on New York stock Exchange. but offer IN
equsled facilities for trading in Grain and Pro
visions on Chicsgo Board of Trade.
IL Direct pirate ,rires and advances made
against auaia6,e CO. lateral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17
A BLIZZARD IN THE WEST.
The Storm which Has Been Prevailing in
kan-a. Reaches 1t. Louis

han-a. heache- It. Iouis.
ST. Louis. No.. March 1.-THE storm which
bad been prevailing throughout Kansas and the
western portion Of the state reached here at Z
O'Clock last night, since which the snow has
been falling constantly. and at midnight was
still coming down. though the fall is not heavy
one. The weather L. growing colder and the
indications are that blizzard will soon be
prevailing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

Another OF Washinxton's Servants Dssd.
QUrscy, ILL.,. March l7.-Henderson Smith.
aged 1l9, died here Wednesday night He was
born in Virginia in I774. and ss one time Il b
said was in the employ OF George washingson-
He Was q confirmed democrat
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@w1II You BUILD THIS spR1aes

When you come TO the question of glass, con-
suit IN Bring your plans and Specifications
and " viii eivs You our ''bsst pRics' for ere
cutting the Job postal will hiring NJ 10 you.
VIEW better faeilitias this Spfin9 than ever
befcrs-can do your work topsv. bsttw ead
(atekef.
cHAs. 4 HopaxrH. .1spsvt" sls N aav.
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Young Men

-dssirous Of CLIMBING the ladder Of '.for-
tHns" should not allow their money to remain
Idle In 5ank or elsewhere peadinxa good OPP
porScn4ty for iuves.ment-mske IL earn
sonetAsn5 in the meantime. We issue DE
"'aHd' Certificates of Deposit, which earn 3
per cent. payable on demand. utthoat notice.
We also issue Ting Certificates Of Denosit.
Nnieh net the holder 4 per cent in three
months. per cent in six months and per
cent IN one year.
81 We shat De pleased to hare you consult
tS at CILy -fr1r
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PERsoNAL--Geo. B. Andrews Of L. Roy,
Utah, J. s. Matt of Missouri and A. s. Faher of
New York are ut Wiilard's. john NJ. Dulany
Of Baltimore, R. b. Knapp Of San Francisco and
Joseph b fancy of wheeling, W. Va,
are at the Randall-Elmer Gait of
Indianapolis, Geo. A. Rhoads Of Wilmington,
Del, Geo. Il. Gillette Of New York, A. L.
Holden Of London and Morris Woodle of
Cleveland are at the Ebbitt-H E.
Brooks Of Cleveland, +. A. Kinsman of
New York and A. c. Baker Of
Phoenix are at the Rigga-Geo. D. Hicks Of
Youngstown, Ohio, Percy Preston of Pittsburg
and E. s. Mendell Of Newark are at the Shore
ham,: N. Booker of Lynchburg. Va, ]. L.
Troy OF Hudson, N. u, and c. 7. Grammont
Of Providence are at the Metropolis
fan.--A. G. Sens Of Petersburg. w. Va,
ID. W. Wallace Of Kansas City and L. Irving
Handy OF Newark. DEL, are u the National-
w. 7. Patton Of Kansas City, A Gallupp Of
Denver, Coz, J. II. Crist Of Santa Fe, n. NJ,
=. L. Hull Of Connecticut, J. b Richardson Of
Iowa, ]. J. Valentine Of California and r. B.
Lsvton Of Providence are ct the St Jsmes.-
2. II. Patterson OF Albany, J. b Quin Of
Lcuisville, r 8. Hughes Of Toledo.
A. Ststson Of Philadeiphis and II.
Rosenthal Of Hoboken, n. J.. are Ut the Howard
House.-wm. Hayes Of Long Island, Thos. J.
Walsh Of Philadelphia and b. p. Wheeler OF
Syracuse sre at the johnson 90. W. Moril-
ton Of Buffalo, 4. Welin Of London snd Arthur
Ls6ier Of Sweden ass ct IL 1ssdoniA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

OPENING THE CHERoKEE STRIP-Active
preparations are about to be begun by Secre-
tary Hoke Smith for opening the Cherokee
strip under he provisions of the Indian appro-
priation act ratifying the agreement with the
Che-okees. The coded tract con aims s. IA 622
acres. for which he government agrees to pay
1886. 1876. of which amount the ,um of 1926. .36
is 10 be paid at once and the remainder
$500 .OO0, in five equal annual instaiment
beginning March 4, 1925, the deferred pay
ments to bear Der cent annual interest. L.
however. the Indians so desire they NAV rea ize
at once on the OF their lands. as authority
is given them to issue loan for the full
amount, pledging the principal and interest
due from the government. The prelIminaries
to be observed prior to opening the ouJlet to
settlement by PROCLAMATION of the President
will consume considerable time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Stocks. Bonds and Grzn Dough. and sold for e.sh or
margin
eosson oonsht and sold IN New York New orlsana.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Purcell. Hsxaman Co., New York Stocx Yx.
ehsnx-
Lehman Bros. New York Cotton rxch,rra
Lehman. Stern Co. New Orleans Cotton Exch .n.e
LAnson Bros 4 Co.. Sh.e.so Board OF Trade.
fnvsss wires 70 New Asg>. S1se~ss .Iu New Or.
cana. Ts.spnous. 49, aIS-tx
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Rear Admiral John Irwin
has been detached from the command Of the
Mare Island navy yard. MAY 2 next. and Or
dered to command the Asiatic station. per
steamer of May ID from san Francisco Lieut..
E. NJ. Hughes, detached from the coast survey
steamer Bache and ordered 10 the school ship
Saratoga. Lieut.. H. NJ. Hodges, detached from
the Atlanta and ordered to the Chicago. En-
sign ". B. Whittlesy. detached from ordnance
instruction at the Washing ION navy yard and or
dered to ordnance duty in that yard. Ensign VS..
Sims, detached from the school ship Saratoga
and ordered TO hold himself in readiness for
sea- Ensign Spencer S. Wood. detached from
special duty in the Navy Department and Or
dered to the bureau Of navigation. Ensign
Lewis r. De Steiguer. detached from the Bal
timore and ordered to the Philadelphia. As
sistant Engineer F. H. Conant has been de-
tached from the New York navy yard and or
dered to the Philadelphia. relieving Passed As
sistant Engineer Robt. S. Dening, who is Or
dered to dutyin connection with the machinery
Of the Machias. Lieut. Commander J. F.
Merry has been ordered to examinario for pro-
motion; Lieut.. F. Z. Greene has been detached
from duty a. the Washington navy yard and
ordered to the Monterey; Ensign H. p. Jones
from the Constellation and ordered to the navy
yard at Norfolk: Ensign H. G. Gates from the
Constellation and ordered to the Concord IS
watch and division officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-17

~A Fresh Supply Of White Label Soups.
com Drisin0 te.fottoufno varieties.
Chicken. Beer
Chicken Gupsbot OEra). Tomato.
Mutltoatdtrnv. Puree Of Green Peas
Comsomme. Or Tat.
French Bouiilon. Mock Turtle,
Juiienns. PURGE er Game.
Printanier. Solo Purse
Full Quarts only 25c.
Vegetable.
ELPHoNzo YoUNas CO.. 4es NINTH ST.,
1t Wholesale and Retail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K~JAcKaoN DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
THIS Friday) EVENING the regular meeting will
be he ID at 0deon all. Pa. and A. st. at 7:3u.
A full attendance is expected.
n. sARDo. Secretary. il
o,wASHINGTON HEBREW CONGRFGA-
- tlon.-Regular services THIS (FHIDAY)
EVENING ~ Eightn street Temple at 7:sO DC ocE.
Address oy Rev. stern. Subject Truth and False
hoo =" All a~e welcome. It
~sPIRITUALIsM.- CoMMON sENsE
talks on the question, If a man die shall
he live agains followed by practical spirit
presence m dim. rs F. Mcneil; Sunday at u. m,
Wonn's Hall. III 9th ST. W. Door collection. -0c.
mh11-2ts
g. TEACHERS AND BIBLE STU
~ denrs' Class invite all to hear Prof Il. NJ
HaInll teach the International s. s. Temperanoe Les
son, atty. NJ. c. A.. 1909 New York ave-. SATURDAY
at $40 O'Clock p.
Pro HsInili will conduct 8 {. s. Institute at
Fl St Conversational Church, Sunday afternoon, ard
at Foundry Church. March 20 and u, $3.50 ana I:3J
O'Clock. Free to all. mhl1-2t'
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k~coNsERvAT1sM
In business has been our aim. We
do not tell you that . properly is .
bargain unless We really think
We have long list of houses and
lots for sale. Call and get a copy
and see if your idea of the real bar
gains is the same ours.
B. II. WARNER CO..
e16 St. NV 1t
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City OF Washington. County o. Westminster IS:
i. CHARLES T.. WHITE, cashier Of the above named
bank. 90 soiemnly above statement is
true to the best of my kaowleiSe and belief.
CHAS r WHITE, Cashier.
SUBSCRIBER and sworn to before this 18th day OF
HP HOWARD. Notary Public.
Correct-Asesst;
SS FL $ s5# |SSs5sa''. D"'s'''
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WooDs AND Co. BANKERS,
1922 + STREET NV. ms,7
G. L. HAvxsyrs.

Member Washington stock ExchansA
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Rooms y and IL. Atlantic BliIdan9.
tsUfst. nv
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F&STHE SMITH
For a short time zee I
Bi | q totr IS cents /,
for cRyo d tYpe~ri'6r d.
ribbon IN ere Erp for L
one Of 'LI7'TLES." $
HPNPy cIAREEk
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INTERESTING CEREMONY.
Installation OF Newly Elected Dea
cons at the Presbyteriau Church,


DR.. Wilson. assisted by the officers OF the
church. installed the newly elected Deacons
into office last Sunday morning, namely Dr.
). q. Thomson. Mr.. J. r. Glenn, and Mr.. w
T. Branch.
DR.. Wilson delivered a sermon suitable 10
the occasion, in which he recited many his
tOrical facts in connection with the Deacons
of that congregation.
The church was organized some twenty-five
years ago, the great majority Of Its member
ship coming from Upper Long Cane church
and In that time various Deacons had been
lost TO this congregation by removals TO other
localities.
But only ono death had occurred In
their ranks for quarter Of O century. While
marks OF Providential favor were clearly TO be
seen, yet the Doctor spoke in feeling terms
and In grateful remembrance OF the fathers ol
the church who had gone to their reward.
Last Sunday was the seventh anniversary
OF his pastorate over this congregation, and II
was source OF great consolation TO him to
bear testimony to the lovely character Of the
feeling that existed among the membership
Their work for the cause Of Christian faith
and moral purity had borne good fruits, fol
which we had reason TO be thankful 10 the
Oliver OF good gifts and graces.
AT the proper time the candidates for In
stallation presented themselves, and, kneel
Ing before the altar, the members OF the
church court came forward and laid theil
hands on their heads, when the blessing was
pronounced: The newly elected Deacons were
then given the right hand of fellowship, and
the ceremony was finished.
DIR. Wilson delivered short lecture to the
Deacons and the people, In which the respec
| tive duties Of each were presented in cleal
and forcibe manner.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-01

Give your enlarging to Gallagher Bros
They can give you better WORK ana at nuc,
lower rates than any sse1
eniargeinents. All that Gallagher wants Is
living profit. Their methods OF doing ousl
ness makes your pictures perfectly saie IN
their hands. They can give you enlarged pic.
lures at two dollars and upwards. Ihey Will
have full line of samples in few days.
Curl your hair. Another lot of nice curling
tongs Just received ~ Penney's Drug Store.
Remember we make specially OF fine toi'
let articles at Penney's Drug Store.
Fresh lot lobster crabs, breakfast bacon and
light weight Magnolia hams. at Aug. W.
Smith.
Buy your chewing and Bull Durham smok'
ing tobacco from Aug. w. Smith.
You can get that French briar root pipe you
have been wanting from that new lot OF
choice pipes at Speeds. He will be pleased 10
see you.
Harrison & Game are prescription druggists
and have line OF physicians supplies.
C.P. Hammond Co. have a few pair Of q
certain line Of shoes they are oderiDg oar'
gains In. See them.
Buy Your plow stocks, plows, clevises, heel
bolts, lap rings. single trees and trace cnnihs
from Aug. w. Smith,.
Buy your soap, starch and blueing nom
Aug. w. Smith. He sells Ootagon soap and
stick blueing, both OF which have no equal.
For evaporated apples, Platt Co.'s sliced
Rino apple and California peaches, call on
Aug. w. Smith.
Another lot of shaving brushes Just receiV-
ed at Speeds Drug Store.
Diamond dye will freshen up that old faded
dress. You can get any color ~ Speeds Drug
Store.
For com fort, durability and perfect cleansers
use the Prophylactic tooth brush. Sold only
at Penney's Drug Store.
II you smoke pipe use the Seal Of n; T. z,
plug cut tobacco, ~ cents package. Stop
and see It.. Penneys Drug Store.
rhe finest line Of high grade tobacco cigars
and cigarettes In town at Penney's Drug
Store.
Now is the time to use Bug Bane, 25 cents a
bottle, at Penney's Drug Store.
Headquarters for Loonen's fine tooth brush
es. Stop and see them. Penney's Drug Store
Try the famous Calhoun chewing tobacco
at Penney's Drug Store.
Cigars! cigars from 2H to 20 cents each, al
Penney's Drug Store.
Ladies' call and see c. P. Hammond & Co.'S
. line OF red slippers. They will have all the
styles in few days-whlte. tanned, red and
all the cuts.
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School Trustees of Able.
vile County.

School District No. Capt. James Rogers,
School District No. 2-John b. Sample, j. L..
seheS psipcs No. br w. Gason
Hodges; DIR. S. T. Lea. Cokesbury; &. b. RI
3 School District No. III. W. Mattison M. L.
School District No.6-M. f. Hollingsworth,
]. A. Devlin, T. ]. Bowen, Due West.
School District No. CD. P: Hannah,
Hodges; H. w. Bowie, Abbeville; g. w.
School District No. ii. L. White. verdery !;
P. H. Klugh, Thomas Nickles. Greenwood.
School District No. Sc. W. Watson, Brad
ley; T. ]. Hearst, Verdery; DR.. p. H. Adams,
Phoenix.
school District No. 81. F. wideman, D. w.
Dowtin,J W. Young. Troy:
School District No. l01A. T. Brown, Hun
Vile. siri A. A. ""'S0n' '' H. "afo'""' A00s-
School District No. III. G. Edwards. S. H..
Cochran, James Evans, Abbeville.
p. McCarter, w. n. Hall, Antreville.
School District No. l3-L. c. Mauldln, s. S.
Boles, L. L. inkscales, Lowndesvllle.,
Grove; D. w, Thomas, Watt; ]. W. Boyd
Mount Carmel.
School District No. l5-Wm. McNeill, Mount
Carmel: P. II: McCasIan. Wideman; J. o.
School District No. l8-Jas. Cothran, Jr., Nc.
Cormck; w. H. Britt, Sandover; l.. b. Ra.
mey, Bordeaux.
School District No. lie. 8. Hale, E. w
Lipscomb. Jas. Rogers, Jr.
| School District No. 1S-C. A. Z. Waller r. F.
| Riley, J. l.. Carr, Green wood.
School District No. 19-W. A. Templeton, +. .
B. Gary, j. +. Miller.
The School Trustees Of the above townships
will be careful not TO overdraw on the
amount apportioued their respective town
ships, which will appear In a future issue
| this paper. e. COWAN,
| Chairman Board Examiners.
| Dec. 81, 1892, If