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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
German Mediterranean Service,

NORTH GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LLOYD S. s. Co. LINE
Fast steamers between New York and
Azores, Gibraltar. AIgiers, Naples and Genoa
Kairer W III, Feb. ~ 4 y. m, Tor AIg, Nap, ten
All steamers stop at Gibraltar.
Return tickets available for the steamers OF
either line from Naples, Genoa, Gibraltar, Ham,
burg, Bremen, London. and Southampton. Df-
rect connection from Genoa, Naples, to Egypt by
N. G. Lloyd ). S. Co. 5 Imp. Mail Strs.
North German Lloyd, Hamburg American
Oelrich & Co, g. Agts, Line.
Bowling Green, n. Y 81 Broadway, n. Y
L F. Droop 925 Pennsylvania avenue, agent
for Washington, D. c.
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II AM IN NEED OF HELP; HAVE BEEN SICK
Il for years; am not able to work; have no
house rent ana nothing to eat. CHRIS BERG
LUND, sos 14th st me- fe21-3td
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ClTUATION WANTED-BY a COL0RED
- woman to wash and iron good refs Ad-
dress GRACE COLEMAN, $40 Baptist court, be-
tween Sth and 9th and Z and SITS. fe2i-3td
1.-TWO YOUNG LADIES WANT PLACES; ONE
l. teach German or ladies' maid; Will do sew
Ing; other to do chamber work or house maid;
win make themselves generally useful about
the house; can give refs. Address Miss NELLIE
GRAY. gen. del, city z. o. fe2l-3td
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE.

yIyANTED-BY A GIRL or 10, TO LEARN
w ..dressmaking with a trst-class dressmaker.
Address NJ. A. L., sol Maryland ave W. fes2-3td
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RY YOUNG MAN DRIVING OR ANY GEN
- eral work; good recommendation furnished.
Address A. PIKE, 1929 Kirby ST. fe2i-3td
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TANITRESS, BY CoLoRED MARRIED WOMAN
81 who understands her business would
take good lace to do general housework;
can give the best of refs. Address or call at 306
I'd St sw, MARY T. CROWN fe20-3td
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SITUATIoN, BY YOUNG MAN OF SEVERAL
- years experience and good address, as
stationery or art goods clerk Address c., No.
9l3 ST NV fe21-3td
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE.

n YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A
n place in good family to travel has expert
ence. Address +. NJ, 9i3 10th ST. NV fe22-3td
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CITUATION WANTED-YoUNGM MAN, WHITE,
~ as choreman or waiter in private family.
Address T. JONES, 4eS Ii st sw fe21-3rd
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NAyANT WASHING TO TAKE HOME TO DO;
Wv frst-class ref Mrs. A. j., 10S Pierce St
fe20-3td
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yK7ANTED-A GOOD REAL ESTATE SALES
w man; colored preferred; good salary to right
party. Apply between and 10 to JACKSON 81
WELDON, 90 Loan and Trust Bldg. fe2i-3td
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A TOP THAT TRAVELS

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SITUATIONS KaN1Fn-rEMArr.

n NNIE SAMUEL WANTS a PLACE AS 4
- nurse or chambermaid in private family:
have good city references CAN at 50 Pierce
al NV fe2i-3td
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lasts Address 4lIo tLONkR LEAF, thls once.
fe20-Std
w sober young man position as elevator con-
ductor: can furnish reference Address p. G.
SWEET, 1893 7th St ne. fea-3td
TNYPEWRITING OR ANY KIND OF CLERICAL
Il work; rapid penmen, also Photographic op-
orator; can furnish highest refs, Address l. D.,
this o1ice. fe2O-3td
EXPERT D. E. BooKKEEPER AND STENoG-
IL rapher; seven years experience; best refs;
wants situation; moderate salary Address 5.
J. H., this Office fe2O-5td
T WILL GIVE ANY ONE so A MONTH FOR
l. the first five months for position paying $50
month; can furnish best OF refs. Address A
NJ, 473 ii st. NV. fea0-3td
CITUATIoN WANTED BY A CoLoRED MAN
y as porter, ianitor, or to pack chinaware; can
furnish the best of refs Inquire at 1863 @ St,
West Washington, E. B. JONES. Write imme-
diately. fes0-3td
A MAN WHO Is NEAT, CLEAN, AND TIDY,
N and has worked at the barroom business for
eighteen months would like position bar
tender; can furnish the best of refs from last
employer. Address D. ". G., this ofice
DY ABLE WHITE MAN WHO HAS WIFE
ID to support, employment of any kind that
will pay living wages; house man IN hotel or
driving preferred; good refs. given Call or ad-
dress ]. c., 419 10th St sw. fe20-3td
r AM OUT OF WORK AND WOULD LIKE A
i place with doctor or any kind of clean
work: can furnish best of refs. Call or address
900 18th ST. nv. fee0-3td
DOY OF Il WOULD LIKE A SITUATION IN
ID barber shop or 10 drive livery wagon Ad-
dress Z c., 92S Farragut st fe.0-3td
n PLACE AS PORTER OR To DO WORK IN
- in private family or TO drive delivery
wagon; best of refs. FRED THOMPSON, 906
11th st. fe20-3td
A BUSINESS MAN WANTS POSITION; IN
Understand the grocery, wine, and fruit bust
ness; willing TO try anything. E. j. MOSS, 1872
ST. NV. fe2C-3td
DY A FIRST CLASS ENGINEER; FULLY UN-
ID derstands elevators and steam heating; best
refs. Address MARINE ENGINEER, this Office
fea-3td
NATHANIEL HICKS, OF 613 4TH ST NV,
~ city, place at office cleaning or waiter in
hotel, but rather have office cleaning. fe20-Std
TPHoLSTERING, DRAPING, AND MAT
- tress making done at your house or taken
away, as you prefer, by experienced workman
Address L Z s., 34l4 o ST NV. fe3U-3td
PLACE WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF
n hot-air or steam boiler by competent hand
Adde'S j. E. 5, 3414 o st. NV. fe2lStd
CITUATION WANTED By A YOUNG COL
~ ored man as waiter, second cook, or gen.
eral house man; restaurant or cafe. Address
COOK, No S Decatur ST me- fe20-3td
RY WALTER PHILLIPS A JOB To WORK
~ after school hours; will work cheap Please
call or send postal to Anacostia pCst-ofIice. d. c.
fe20-Std
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALR.

DY WHITE EX-EMPLoYE G. F. o.; EDU-
I'D Gated; competent; was assistant foreman;
no work since last August; large family in need;
VIII take anything. W. II. B., l43 81. ne
fe2f-3td
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

TATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3
STREETS
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CITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN,
~ age 20, to learn retail shoe business; first
class refs; salary moderate Address E. s. b,
200 l. ST Sc. fe21-3td
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nLACE As COOK OR CHAMBERMAID. ADJ
II dress EMMA JOHNSON, 2l50 Sth St NV
fa1n9 9td
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by BOY 16 YEARS OLD, WILLING TO
- learn any trade; best Of refs Address N G.,
this Office. fe30-3td
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ID ESPECTABLE CoLoRED GIRL WANTS A
III place as chambermaid or nurse; can give
refs Call or address NJ. b., IL Pierce ST. NV.
fe22-3td
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A LADY OF REFINEMENT WOULD LIKE A
IN linen-room mistress place in frst-class
hotel or boarding-house; no objection 10 leaving
the city; best refs Address c.. this office. fe203td
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NAJASHING WANTED TO TAKE HOME. KATIE
Wv HARRIS 1913 II st fe2O-3td
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DY BRIGHT YOUNG LADY, POSITION
Las copyist saleslady, cashier in lunch room,
or will address circulars and envelopes at
home or out; small wages; good refs given. Ad-
dress or call B. T. c., 5l5 l4th ST ne fe22-3td
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nLACEs WANTED BY . CoLoRED GIRLS TO
L do general housework and cook. Address
421 SmyIhson court sw. fe22-3td
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SITUATloN WANTRD WITH AN ARCHI.
- tect, by young man who desires to learn
the business. Address j. O. MANSON, JR., 923
S st. NV. fe21-3td
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pY YOUNG MAN, DRIVING OR TO TEND TO
- horses, or work Of any kind; good refs. Ad-
dress j. NJ, "a II st ne. fe22-3td
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n LADY IN NEED WOULD LIKE DRESS.
- making or fine sewing at home; fine en-
broidery or fancy work any kind; or would give
lessons in same; terms reasonable; satisfaction
guaranteed. Address Mrs j. NJ. WILSON, gen.
deL city post-office. fe20-3td
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II WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A WATCHMAN'S
place in some store; can give the best of
ref. from1 corporation years service 326
p a. ave Sc. fe21-3td
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CITUATION AY A YOUNG COLoRED MAN
- as porter or valet or bell man; best Of refs
from last employer. Address j. w. B.. this
office. fe22-3td
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TWO NEAT YOUNG GERMAN LADIES WANT
IL place in family as nurse and chamber
maid or house girl; are willing to make them
selves generally useful can give refs. Address
j. H. BARTH, general delivery, post-offce.
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II WILL DO JoBBING AND REPAIRING ON
l. houses for the rent of a small house any
where in the city. Apply F. S. D., this office.
fe2I-3td
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r WILL PAY TO ANY ONE WHO WILL GET
Il me place, boys place, in Capitol paying
$50 per month, SIS per month as long as position
fe2O-3td
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sITuATIoNs wANTEp-rEMALE.

YOUNG MARRIED LADY OF REFINE
N ment desires position as goyerness for
small children. Address Mrs H., 1I05 9th ct NV
fe2I-3td
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CITUATIoN WANTED BY A GOOD BOOK
- sewer; would like bindery work of any kind
to DO: job work a specially. Address BOOK
SEWER, this Office. fe22-3td
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yTIRGINIA LADY WANTS PLACE AS LADY's
Y maid to travel or stay in city; willing to be
useful in work or to do plain sewing at home;
good refs. NJ. Y D., this Office. fe21-3td
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AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WOULD
"A like work by the day in q dressmak-
ing establishment Address NJ c., l3l n. G.
ave SO. fe22-3tu
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n YOUNG AND EXPERIENCED LADY WISHES
n a position as housekeeper in family or
hotel Address EVA JULLIAT, this Office.
feo9-3td
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n WIDOW, 81 YEARS OF AGE, WELL con-
- nected and good business lady wishes very
much TO meet with some one who will employ
such; she being good nurse and No house,
keeper; best ref. Address II. Ii. H., this Office
fa99-9td
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DLACE BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, AS
Il cook or general housework. Address 2037
Brightwood ave fe20-3td
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COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN WANTS PO-
" sition frst-class cook; willing and oblig-
ing. Address COMPETENT COOK, this ofice
faOn 9td
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w ANTED BY RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman place as laundress or cook, or
would do general housework Address COM
PETENT, this office. fe22-3td
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w ANT PLACE TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
w work. Address AMY LOVING, 7Sa Balls
court NV fe22-3td
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NOUNG LADY, WHO HAS HAD EXPE-
l rience wishes copying, addressing or any
kind Of office work; also understands typewrlt-
ing Address Miss X, 7i3 II St Sw. fe22-3td
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voUNG LADY OF GOOD FAMILY DESIRES
situation as companion or resident goy-
erness; young children preferred; English,
French, German, Latin and music; good sewer;
would take full charge If desired GOVERNESS,
this office fe29Btd
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AIANTED-BY NEAT. EXPERIENCED
wv seamstress who can cut and fit nicely by
patterns, employment by day in families or take
work home; terms per day 81 from o'clock to
p m; for work done at home prices consistent
with good work. Address SEAMSTRESS, this
office. fe29-3td
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ArILL YOU PLEASE TRY AND GET Me
wv some sewing TO do, for have nothing to do
at present and am out of work. MRS. WATSON,
420 NJ ST se fe2O-3td
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DLACE AS COOK IN HOTEL OR PRIVATE
IL family. Address SALLY SETON, 2150 Sth st.
NV fe20-3td
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RY A YOUNG WOMAN, PLACE AS CHAMBER
1 maid, nurse, or housework in small family
Address or call on NJ JOHNSON, 203 NJ st. sw.
fe2O-3td
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ID ESPECTABLE CoLoRED GIRL WANTS A
III place chambermaid or general house.
work in small family; good ref; city wages;
not under s. month Call or address 243 Orial
court me- fe20-3td
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NOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES A Po-
I stion to care for infant or small child; is
experienced and can take full charge If de-
sired; no objections to two children. Address
r.. p, this Office fes2-3td
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ID ESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL WISHES A
III situation as nurse or cham bermaid; willing
to stay at night; can give refs. Address Pc
NETTIE BATES, 529 2fth st. NV fe22-3td
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II ADY (WHIlE) WOULD LIKE To GET WORK
IL as washing and ironing at home or out;
can furnish refs. Address NJ B., 1918 VIII
burgher ST. NV. fe20-3td
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OWING TO THE DULL TIMES A FIRST
W class dressmaker, who is well known in the
city, desires work in family or to take home:
lowest rates; highest refs given. Address Miss
A. w, this Office. fe2O-3td
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yKTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w girl place to do any kind of work; nurse,
chambermaid, plain cooking, or washing and
ironing. Gallo address 467 Ridge St. NV.
fao9-2td
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WOULD LIKE TO HAVE "A CHAMBER
MABEL JOHNSON, 1i3S Del ave. no fe22-3td
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oHILDREN's DREssMAKING4 BY A coMpE-
~ tent seamstress. Mrs a., this Office
fe22-3td
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NoUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS NURs-
4 cry goyerness, ladys companion or to ad-
dress envelopes; salary reasonable. Address
f. j.. this office fe22-3td
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n TRAINED NURSE, APPRECIATING DULL
"A times, will accept few engagements at
rate of s. per week MRS HAAS, city post
Office. fe22-3td
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II WISH EMPLOYMENT. / HAVE A WID-
l. owed mother TO support. wish to get
scholars for painting and music lessons; Soc.
per lesson Address MISS A. SMITH, East
Capitol post Office fe223td
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GoLoRED WOMAN WANTS PLACE TO DO
- chamber work or housework. Please an
swer this; / am very much in need OF work.
MARIAN HARRIS, 1923 Co0ksey place NV.
fa91-2td
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RYA YOUNG GIRL A PLACE IN A LAUNDRY:
D can do most any kind of laundry work Ad-
dress M. B., 632 North Cap ST. NV fe20-3td
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n POSITION WANTED AS CLERK, coll
- lector, or watchman; best of refs. or bond
If required. Address j. MAGRUDER, Dunlop
Building NJ and 32d St fe21-3td
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TWO WOMEN WANT PLACES AS COOKS OR
i chambermaids or nurses; can bring good
refs; will be pleased to get any kind of work.
3lS J. ST. sw fe22-3td
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yJTANTED-WASHING TO TAKE HOME;
w ladies and gentlemen; neatly done by A B.,
No ABS Franklin st. NV, bet 4th and 9Th and
and q sts. fe2l-3td
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DY A SETTLED CoLoRED WOMAN PLACE
u as cook, wash, or iron Address 42s Ridge |
st NV fe21-3td
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

COMPETENT ENGINEER A SITUATION TO
~ run any kind of steam plant can do
blacksmthing and all kinds of repairing. Adj
dress ENGINEER, 2l4 n St sw. fe21 Std
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a WHITE BOY OF 16 YEARS WOULD LIKE A
= job to drive wagon or in store. Address 40
jackson st ne. fe2l-3td 4
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G EAMSTRESS {WHITEl SEWING BY THE
> week in families; can give good refs Ad-
dress 450 p st. NV. fe22-3td
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w ANTED-BY AN INDUSTRIOUS AND
w sober young man position as elevator con-
ductor; can furnish reference. Address P. G.
SWEET, 1893 9TH st. No. fe2-3td
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Burned to Death.

Mr.. W H. Gsil'ard, Of the Fork section of
Clarendon County who vas in the city last
Wednesday tells of & tragedy thatoccurred on
his place last Tuesday night. That morning a
negro came to his house and told him that the
house OF Levy Nelson, q tenant. had been
burned during the night, and that Nelson him
self had been burned in the house. Mr. Gallard
proceeded at cnce TO the place and found the
emhers of the house and pile of corn that
was stored 10 ore corner Of the house, still!
burning. The cbarred body of Nelson was
lying near where The door cf the house had
neen His legs and arms we're burned oil
and there. was nothing about tbs body that
woulo bave served to identify the man had
it not been known No one discovered the
FIRE until after the catip had burned down, as
it was remote from the other houses On the
place, and there is no means of learning how
he FIRE originated or anything concerning
the tragedy.
Nelson was hard working negro about q
years old, and was known to have about
thirty dollars in cash, in his possession, be.
sides lot of corn ard other provisions
He WAS unmarried ard lived alone.
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DEATH

Dr. Samuel c. c. Richardson, Of Aanning,
died Nouda, norn;.g u, II o'clock after u
long illness De- Richardson Was oao ot the
hest known and weAl,hies' men o: Ciare''-
don County
Wr NcWtorser Mcleod one of the oldes;
residents of the Mavesviie section, died on
Friday last in the eighty sixth year Of his
age. The tunersl services were held 10 ;se
Methodist Church on Saturday, the Rev Mr..
Rrshton, officiating. The deceased was the
father of Mr. W. J. Mcleod, Jr OF aayes-
vile, and was highly esteemed by ali who
knew him.
Ar. Elias Pollock, of Columbia, died at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. 4. H Naihans,
of Charleston, Nay 18th, aged eigh'y-eight
ve,rs. Mr. Pollock was at one time resi-
den, of Sumter, and he had many friends
among the older citizens. He was CONNECTED
with the Suares and Schwerin families by
marriage, and even when not resident Was
FREQUENT visitor to the city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-05-22
CITIZENS b. g. L. ASSOCIA
TION.

The stockholders of the Citizens Building
and Loan Association met in the Y. N e. a.
Hall Wednesday afternoon. The annual report
was submitted By Secretary D. J. Aud
This showed that seventeen dollars had been
paid in on esch share and tha. the prospective
value of each share is now S24.36. There
are e67 shares iu force Of which 7s have seen
borrowed on. The total amount of loaos
now in force is Sl5,600.
The officers were reelected as follows.
A. J. China, President
". NJ Graham, Vice President.
D J. Auld, Secretary ard Treasurer.
NJ. Noise, Attorney.
". Y. L. Marshall, R D. Lee, M. Noise,
J. S. Hughson, Barlow Walsh, with the
President and Vice President, compose the
Board of Directors.
The Board meets this afternoon and on the
18th of every month to loan the money on
hand
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The Affairs Of the Sumter Building
and Loan Association.

The remaining stockholders of the OLD
Som1er Building and Loan Association heic
q meeting Thursday afternoon for the pnr'
nose of elec,ing officers and outlining plan
for winding up the business of the assocl-
alton by disposng of all the assets and dl'
yiding the proceeds among lhe stockholders
The officers elected were:
n. Hardy, President.
P. Moses, Vice President.
D1rectors-N. O'Donnell, B. R. Nash, Il.
J. Hardy, W. a. Bowman, j. J. Hardy, NJ.
Noise, l. Il. Moses, Jr.,
The officers were instructed to dispose OF
the real estate owned by the association as
rapidly as possible by private sale: All that
remains unsold on January lst, 1895, Will be
nut up at auction and sold to the highest
bidder, the stockholders having decided that
the business OF the association must be ter
mipa,ed on that date.
The history Of the Association is familiar
70 nearly everv business man in the city. Ii
was the first association organized IN Sum-
ter. and it was through its agency that many
men of small means and those OF no means
beyond salary, were enabled 10 pur-
chase homes for themselves and fanl-
lies. The charter having expired, the pay.
ment of assessments was discontinued, and
the borrowers had their mortgages cancelled.
The pon-borrowers took charge OF the assets
of the Association and have been winding up
the business as promptly as possible. The
cash assets were divided out 10 the stock
holders. end at present nothing remains but
real estate, which will be disposed OF as
stated above.
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Hebron, No. s5-E. w Smith.
Saiuda, No 70-L r. Wilson
Bel,on, No 7l-W. r. Stringer
Rowepa, No. PA B. Carpenter, jesse
R. Smith, William Goldsmith, jr.
hampton, No. 73-". J Causey, w T.
Johns.
Limestone, No. 74-Dr. j. r. Miller
Newberry, No 75-Geo. S. Mower, Ed
Shol1z, R. r. Williams.
Brook!and, No 76-W. D. Dent
ST Matthews, No. 7S-J. ". Zimmerman,
j. jacobson.
Chester, No. 1s-H. S. Laird.
Elloree, No. 80-R. E Clark.
Lake CITY, No 8l-Henry Nachman.
Clifton, No. Sc. T. Lipscomb
Port Royal. No e3--R. F. Campbell
Piedmont, No. 85-J. 3 Marshall
The Grand Lodge rank Was conferred on
a large uumber, about seventy-6ve, who
we're entitled 70 receive it.
There was some other business Of rou-
tue nature transacted that is not of public
interest, such as the filing in Of vacancies of
committees.
The most important matter that came up
was resolution offered hy Mr. A. S. Farrow,
of Charleston, providing for the appoint
ment of committee OF nine TO daft new
constitution. u accordance with the regua-
ton of the Supreme Lodge. After discus
sion the committee was appointed as follows !:
A. S. Farowr, A. c. Mustard, J. H
Thayer, G. G. Featherstone, Cbas. Carroll
Siams, Claude E. Sawyer, ". E. James,
Al;amont Noses. H. c. Hughes.
4 recess was taken al l.45 uotil 4 o'clock.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-05-22
MARRIED.

Dr.. W. D. Rich aud Miss Alice Aelntosh
were united in marria9e IN The Baptist
Church, Trio, s. c., Sunday morning ii |
o'clock Rev J " Cramer tfTcialing The
bride has puole.ouS friends III this CITY, VINO
united ia visiting her every happiness.
Mr and Mrs j D Chandler went dow
to Trio ON Saturday, TO a,leod the marriage
and returned Moudsr mor"iug
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Rev. C. C. Brown will return home FRI
day, and will 6l his pulpit morning and
evening n ext Sunday.
ST. James Evangelical Lutheran CongFega-
ton. Pastor w. Cronk. Divine services
viii be held in their hall over Dncker &
Bultmau Store on next Sunday Evening al
O'Clock p. NJ Sunday School, services at
9 80 O'Clock in the morning.
A cordial iavi,rtlon is extended 10 al! TO
attend The services.
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Nr. E Jervey is in his element this week
for he Is making preparations for the big X.
of P banqaet which is to oe rendered the
Grand Lodge by Game Cock Lodge No Il.
He has in his yard twenty-four immense tur-
kew gobblers and drove of chickens large
enough to stock couple OF poultry farms
There will be turkey, aud chicken salad
galore, not to mention other things on the
menu. Mr. Jervey will serve the Press AsSo-
citation banquet next week. also
Mrs. Martin, the wife OF Dennis Martin,
received a letter from France q few days siEcs,
Informing her that che had taiien heir to a
large fortune The sum IS Tariously stated
by report, some OF the estimates going rs
HIGH as a quarter OF million dollars. 4
gentleman who read the letter containing
the information refused to give the parHcu-
lars but admitted that there was truth IN me
report. Mr. and Mrs. Martin will probably
leave for France. their native country, during
the coming Summer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-05-22
There are go many Knights of Pythias

There are go many Knights of Pythias in
the city, more than 6fty in excess Of the one
hundred and fifty delegates TO the Grand
Lodge, that the hotels are taxed to accommo-
date ,heu, all. Sumter has two hundred and
there is nc darkness.
The Reception Committee of Game Cock
Lodge has done its full dlty. Members OF
this committee have meet every train and
extended the hand of fellowship to the in
coming Knights.