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wANTED-white kitchen maids, dish washers,
and stOreroom girls; at once. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY, 6i3 7th St oo3-3t, EN-
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE for lO-rO1m house- several
small brick houses of and looms in =
class neighborhood: northeast; one square from
Metropolitan cars: rented to fne tenants; first
and front ya-ds Address OWNER 9S this Office
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsH ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three or four nnfUr. rooms; suitab
for light housekeeping. l22 E St ne, oc5-
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! wANTED-white housekeeper. l76O Q ST. NV.
oc5-St
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WANTED-A girl at II64 10th ST. NV; one who
understands cooking; wages $40 per month.
oc3-3t EN-
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wANTED-EXperienccd head waitress Apply
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 6lS eth st.
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wANTED-Fiftecn colorei general houseworSers
for small private families; wages Sl2 TO SIS,
LADIES' EXCHANGE, GA 18th It NV. oc3-3t
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WANTED-A colored woman with good ref,
to do general housework; TO go home at
night. 1922 c st. sw. oc5-St
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WANTED Young man TO shuck oysters and de
liver orders. Gall, after p. m, l2l6 l0lh St
p,r oc5-St
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.
wANTED-BICYcLEs.

WANTED-Roem and board; southeast; ST
terms. Address Y, this ofice. oc3-3
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years. knox how TO appreciate these excellent
articles Prices from 9sc to s5-9S- We furnish
Extra Sleeves. C. AUERBACH, & H. Dornes-
tic Sc wing Machine Agency. sel5-tf
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WAATED-FiEe white vegetable cooks for hotels;
SIS and $50 DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 6l3
9TH ST oc4-3t
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/ WANTED frst-class failuresses on pants.
6l3 9TH 81. NV. oc4-9t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

NANTEB-At once, reliable white boy; bet. IL
and is years old; for store work. {. ii. Y,
this office Item
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! MANTED-white cook; family OF .; wages, SD;
ho,isemaid SIS. 6l4 18th ST NV ec3-3t
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FOR RENTS ST. NV: nice 6room house
large rooms: will be put in thorough repair q
suit; rent only $40 per month W. a. BERRY
& CO., 1919 4th Il. NV. oc5-St
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FOR SAIE-At sacrifice; must sell: wplI-buiIt
home in Mt. Pleasant; parior, reception hall
dining room. kitchen on first foOr; large bright
mace, open CRATES. cabinet maRJeis: nicely paper
ed; > foot frontage; cheap at $3.50. Address
ANXIOUS this Office oc43t
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WANTED-Neat colored girl for general house
work; small wages. 225 Cd ST NV. 1t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

NANTED-By a frst-ciass coachman, place ir
private family, of 1893 10th St W.
* ~ on,
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FOR RENT-Two or three unfur- rooms; heat
and gas for cooking and light; only adults
III house. 23i G 81. oc5-3t
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MANTED-fsirl for general housework; wash
ing or ironing; ccme prepared 20 stay. 1854 9th
ST. nN. 1t
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR sALE-A 1.O9o acre farm extending 20 err
4po.ssc ft..-its Z state University town: VII
Isge t4riri,sg; university enrol,s annually over
80 -t,l--ts: Price SIS per acre; might take we'll
10, 4tvd Easa:-ctOa CRY property in part all
= ynre1t =. /. STROWD. Chapel Hill n. C.
oc5-St.en
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE

SOUTHERN AGENCY-Establishe1 ls92-HeII
furnished free. 306 G st. NV. oc3-3t
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.


wANTED-Nurse for one child; fair wages.
BUSINESS BUREAU, us Eth ST. NV. 1t
wANTED-Sest colored girl for general house
work; small wages 225 I'd St NV. IL
wANTED-Gin for general housework; no wash
ing or ironing; ccme prepared 90 stay 1884 9th
ST nv It
wANTED-Girl for light housework stay nights;
good cook. l6l It. ne. 1t
wANTED-white housekeeper. I7oO Q st. NV.
oe5-St
wANTED-A cOiored woman. with good ref.
to do general housework; TO go home at
night. 1922 c st sw. oc5-St
wANTED-Ten girls: come ready for work. IL
st. ne; between Del. ave. and North
Capitol st. 1t
wANTED-Fifteen colored general houseworsers
for small private families; wages, Sl2 TO SIS.
LADIES' EXCHANGE. GA 18th 81 NV. ocS-3t
wASTED-white cook; family OF .; wages, SD;
housemaid, SIS 6l4 18th St NV. eeS-St
WANTED Experienced head waitress Apply
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 6lS 9Th st.
oc4-ot
WANTED-Two frst-class tailuresses on pants.
6lS 9TH st. oc4-St
wANTED-Five white vegetable cooks for hotels;
SIS and $50 DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 6l3
9TH ST oci-St
wANTED-A girl at II64 10th ST. NV; one who
understands cooking; wages $40 per month.
oc3-3t, EN-
wANTED-white kitchen maids, dish washers,
and st0reroom girls; at once. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY, 6iS 9Th St oc3-St, EN-
wANTED-T~o white laundry women; SIS per
month and board; go home at night. DICKS
HOTEL AGENCY, 6lS 9Th ST ocS-St, EN-
WANTET ,,;rI 3d. li.h- bo,,.a M
washing; good pay. Apply No. SOC 7th st.
NV. ocS-3t.em
NANTED-C' 'hamlserInaid. nurse, and cook; at
once. BUSINESS BUREAU, Ills 18th 81. NV.
oc3-3t
WANTED country and city females sos
St NV. ocS-3t
WANTED-Plain cook. chambermAid, and nurse;
private family. l7o2 ID 10th st. NV. Oc$-St
wANTED-A girl for general homework stay
nights. l52S 9th ST. NV. ocS3t
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
NANTED-By frst-ciass coachman. place in
private ianliiri rear of 1893 10th St
10 oc5-3t,em
WANTED-By oolored boy, place to work around
store, or work for private family. i2S ID ST
sw. Item
wANTEn-By youth of -, situation as stenog-
Iaphcr and typewriter. Address Bon GO. At
laniic Building. oc5-St
WANTED-sy colorcd mIn. position OF any kind.
$40 Henry st, Alexandria. Va. 1t
WANTED Position for youth in commis son
house; ! quick and hard worker; Al ref. Ad-
4 d,ess b. L. C., this office. oc5-3t
/ NANTED-By respectable man. situation as but
Ter for private family drive. 1898 iIth t.
NV. ocI-St em
! WANTED-By neat oolored boy, situation as
waiter in hotel, restaurant with private
! family; good references. Call or address 2i0
4 Sd 81. sw. oc4-St
/ HANTED-By young man. situation as butler
OF second man. in private family. Address p.
! c. MARTIN, 70s llth Il. NV. oc4-3t
/ WANTED-By co!ored man, place in private fam
lily, or driving delivery. Cal or address 22S7
9th ST. oc3-3t EN-
! WANTED-Plaoe to drive in private family or
bellboy sos ID 81. w. oc3-3t om
| WaNTED-By good carpenter, work; also good
painter; would take a small house TO pay
rent in work. Address CARPENTER. this Office.
ON
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FOR HENT-oFFICE ROOMS.
For Rent

Office rooms IN the Hutchins Boild
ing, corner 10th and D Sts. ~. w.:
heat and electric light. Apply to
Room 50.
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Sweaters. Nothing goes bet-
ter these frosty mornings.
Wheelmen, Market Men. Mix
Men, Office Men, Policemen,
Railroad Men. Grocery Men,
Coachmen, and all men who
have been wearing our Jack
cts and Sweaters the past "a
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAy.

FOR RENT-House in Brookland. D. c.; hot and
cold water, etc. Apply at Rosm leo Coco
ran Building. 18th and Pa. oc3-3t en-
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FOR ExCHANGE-Fine fam. large house; ) l-2
miles south in Maryland for house in city.
Brookllnd, or other suburb. Address FARM. this
office. orS-,5t,e11
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-An elderly lady 10 assist in hous,-
keeping, in the suburbs good nome for right
party; small salary T. T., this office Item
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SEND FULL description of your property; I
handle city. suburban, and country; ius-
proved and unimproved. ABRAHAM FISHER,
5I2 ST W. se2-lm
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To trade, nice. young driving hor=e
for a frst-class, high-grade wheel BON a.
East End, Va. ocfSt
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WANFED-To buy secondhand Eclipse; men
tion price and where can b. seen. Address
ECLIPSE, this Office. Item
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WANTED-Nurse for one child; fair wages.
BUSINESS BUREAU, 1lS 18th st. NV. 1t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-New bay-window brick; six rooms,
bath, pantry and cellar; a m. j., s29 10Th
ST. ne; rent $3.50. Inquire s3l. oc5-3t.em
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Partie Franchise.
AVIS.

-No"s 'nformons nos lecteurs ct tom
les antres personnes. que notrs ,Hre
c'n'e""e dams noire numero de Ia Sc
name passee relativemen. an nr;x de-
notre journal (Une piastre pour Ian.
nee 1898, payable au comp,sptl nour
une d"ree de 80 jours, est tonue iu.-
qu'au Ter. du mois de Mars.
Nous ajouterons que beaucoun de
personnes ont proflees deia de cette
otfre exeeptionnelle en- venant s.abon-
oer ct en- payant lenrs .cr;,t;o,s.
passees.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-02-05
L'EDUCATION
EFT L'AGRICULTURE.

En- aoordant ce sujet Pom devra Q
souvenir que toutes les choses o,; son
d"n oeso'n continued ct personnel dol
vent necessairement s'epuiser
Ceci s'applique surtout a Ia tsrr,
de laquelle nous retirons cbaoue O,
nee une certaine quantite de mailer,
so't minerale GU vegetale ct one :
nous ne remplacons pas ce vide out
pous effectuons lie temps viendlu ch !.
terre ne prodaira pas ce que Pom de.
vrait ell attesdre.
Ceci est telIement vrai, que dams
les vleux pays, lie soin des gouverne.
ments ont etc de tous temps d'ensei.
gner aux fermers les metholes nscos.
salres, ct lie leur fournir les movens
pour Sc procurer les matieres n6ces.
saIres pour cOmbler ce vide dams Ieurs
terrains.
TT quels ont e:e les resultats? Apres
des siecles DUN usage continued leg
fernes dams les pays d'outre-mer sopt
aussi riches ct recherchees auiourd'bui
qn'elles l'etaient des lie commence.
-ment.
Les goavernements ont recOnnu que
la seuie chose qui pouvait assnrer Ia
prOsperite continuelle a leurs fermiers
etait de les instruire, ct consequent
ment dans lie vieux Monde, rinstruc-
ton est devenue obligatoi,e.
Ce nest pas j'enverrai mes enfants
aux ecoles, qui Sc trouve de rigueur,
mais on est force de les ,nstruire sous
peines severes de desobeir q la loi.
Une bonne chose gu, devrait atre
en- vogue aux Etats- Unis.
Les Etars de pAt'antiqne don't la
terre etc martyrisee pour plus DUN
steele avec Ie cotton prenant d'elle
chaque aimee beaucoup plus de matt.
eres alimentaires qu'elle n'en recevai,
ont considere &c probleme sous toutes
les vues, ct CONNIE, qui dirait, dun
commun accord. les legislatures de ce:
E'ats ont decides que lie meilleul
moyen etait d'instruire les fermiers
sur la qualiteet la quantite des ingre.
dients qui sont contenus dsns la terre
ct de les aviser par tous les moyens
possibles de rengrals a user pour tels
ou tels terrains. De plus, Pun des Ii
vres obligato:: 81 qui Sc trouve dams lie.
ecoles publiques est sur le sujet de Ia
terre, - composition, ses ingredients
ct les moyens pour remplacer CO que
chaque aimee on en- detourne.
DE- plus toutes sortes de moyens ON,
Ste consideres pour protkger les fer.
miers des engrais sans valeur qni Sc
trouvent sur le marche mais la plus
grande recommendation qui etc faite
aux fermiers etc de s'instruire et
denvoyer leurs enfants non settlement
aux 6coles publi4ues mas aussi aux
colleges agricoles Oh des professeurs
speciaux ct intelligents ayant une con-
Nuisance entiere de leurs sujets non
settlement ell theorie mais aussi ell
pratique les communiquent 4 leurs
eleves.
II est vrai que tous mont pas les
m"yens d'envoyer leurs fills aux col
leges agricoles mais nous les avons
certainement pour les faire suivre le
cours des ecoles publique OH lis appren
dront lire ct 4 penser.
Et avec les journaux qui Sc pu.
blieEt aux Etats=Unis dams rinterel
des fermiers ct dams lesqueIs tous ces
Vbeaoins sont trait6s dune maniere sim.
Ple ct pratique, il sera tres facile der
lrendre cunnaissance.
Pourvu qn'on al, de la plule en- sol
| pps. dit quelqa'un, Pon fait tou
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-02-05
NOTICE

/ VI, frare Luc Hid.ss qu' reste
. rhabi'ation de Mr.. 's,' van denu;s
\ s moutons en 81
- dune aimee. $. ,sclamer
.r.ut u,ut les frnis d'ip.s'lis'.
ASiA Laisyslte, La
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-02-05

lie thermometre q Hanover, dams
l'Etat du New Hampshire est descen-
du au dessous de seq bottles. "a de-
gres 40 dessous de zero. Bril-! (Ce
gens-la devraIent demenager ct venir
en- Louisiana
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-02-05
NOUVELLES DE PARTOUT.

L'on estime que 800 acres de terre
seront pIantes EN- pommes de terre
dams Ia Paroisse de Rapides ce priu-
temps-ci. Ces pommes de terre Sc
ront envoyees aux marches du Nord.
(Combien d'acres planterons nous
dams notre Paroisse.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-02-05

Ces jours derniers Mr.. Paul A
E Druilhe:, gerant de la plantation de
] freres Ardoyne, Houma, La, tir
+. I'm coup lie son revolver sur Fell.
Gautreaux lie palefrenier lie la plan
tation ct Pa grievement bles,e. Le
temoins de l'affaire sont silencieux q
par consequent les motifs de Paltenta,
ne sont pas connus. Mr.. Druihet diI
quill a agit pour defendre sa vie qui
etait menac6e par Gautreaux qui Pa
vait attaque avec I'm gros baton.
Apres l'affaire Mr.. Druilhet est allie
Sc constituer prisonnier mais etc re-
lache sur une reconnaissance de $500
9Ni a etc fournie par ses amis Ces
deux messleurs sont tres counus It
tous deux sont DUN age tres ayance.
Honorable Joseph McKenna a
pris son siege sur les bancs de la Cour
Supreme des Etats- Unis quill gardera
Jusqu'a ce que la mort vienne Pen de.
livrer ou que la vieillesse lie force q
Sc retirer. Nous esp6rons Quill n'ou-
bliera pas de TOUGHER chaque aimee
son salaire qui s'eleve q dix mile
piastres. Tn beau magot.
Les individus don't nous par;ons
la semaine passee, qui etaient engages |
a faire ct a passer des fausses pieces
dargent ont etc arrGt6- dams la parois-
Sc de Caddo, par J. U. ChiIlers un
d6pnte mar6chal des Etats- s-Unis. lis /
etaien, an nombre de trois sayor !.
B, Middleton, Leon Frazer and West.
Hayes.
Les arrangements suivants ont t.e
ieclues pour recevoir Monseigneur
le nouvel archevtque de
,e Diocese don't rev6che Sc trouve a Ia
Nouvelle Orleans. Un train specia! I
'ortant les deIegues du clerge ct des
aIques doit aler 4 sa rencontre IL Jeu-
Ii 10 du mois de Fevrier. Auss;t6t
on arrivee en- vile il sera conduit en-
'oiture la Cathedrale OH des discours
n francais ct Ell ang!ais lul seront
Idresse par des pretrcs e. des !aIlues
III souhaitant la bienvenue ct de Ia
sera conduit a son palais.
-Une chevre a dd comparative de-
ant !'une des cours de justice do la
louvelle Orleans pour avoir detruit
inc tres grande qnantite de choux all
narche francais ct CONNIE ellie n'avait
'ss d'argent, celui qui ellie apparte-
ait dd payer les dommages.
LIE president des Etats- -Unis MIR.
a attendu un banquet, dams
4 vile de New York, oifert par les
Celia deplu a quelques
'enateurs des Etats- Unis qui Pont &c
use de Sc trcuver la meme table
6te cote avec ces banquiers qui sont
es ennemis du peupIe. lis lui ont
ait sentir que pendant quill regardait
sa "carte" filagree dor contenant lie
menu du banquet, le peuple 1ui ma
ait pas de voix dams lie gouvernement
ce quill pouvait, ct ills ont
onclu leurs discours en- disant que ce
n'etait pas I'affaire du President des
Etats- Unis de Sc meier avec des hom-
nes qui vOulaient settlement leur bien-
tire personnel.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-02-05
PERSONALS

l--tN NnDV a
=. caarpentier. =. Z. a. srnI hat
=. q retired from =
Ia name. - sbom ,ch
I must go to Corfu = II
and for . cure ,..s the pa =
III. has Just rseslvs rssess,,,pg 4 I
"a /, yesr ola "a, nssi e sssaA
,oe saked ,s,,,.te her .ns cen.
I. jubilee. ,ssi'ss s3as' WY !.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-02-05

I'm russo qui appartient a la nobi-
lite ecrit au maire de Philadelphia,
lie lui trouver une femme pour son
fils avec une dot de 100000 trois
millions de piastres. Isl nos lecteurs
connaissent une Charlotte russo ills
feraient bien d'6crire au Maire de
Philadelphia.
lie gouvernement francais acc :
de- la croix de la Legion dhonneur !,
Mademoiselle Bottard de phd2ital des
alienes de la Salretriere a Paris. Ma
demoiseIle Bottard est la surveillante
des alienes qui sont attaqu6s des ma
ladies nerveuses. Ne sachant nj cou-
Dire, nj faire la cuisine, nj L. repas-
sage on blanchissage ellie rempli Ia
place de surveilan.e. II y quaran-
te-sept ans qu'elle est a ph6pital ct
son age est de 81 ans. Ellie a rem.
pile 81 bien ses devo;rs envers les aii@-
mes que le gouvernemen. Ia recon-
pensee, Ell lai Dormant la croix. Les
etudiants Ell medicine qui appartien-
nent a la Sal petriere lui ont fait un
cadeau dune croix EN- diamants.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
Internal Improvements.

County Supervisor T. J. Beten-
baugh called together the members
Of the grand jury on Wednesday for
the purpose of discussing some Of the
recommendation made by that body
in their presentment at the last term
of the court. He stated to them that
while the recommendations were right
and proper, yet upon a; review of the
county finances and the law govern
ing the special application of special
funds, there were no fund that could
be so applied, that is in the election
of county offices or the putting into
the Jail building system Of sewerage.
There were some Recommendations
also to the more effectual heating of
the Jail by the putting in Of a dome
or elevated register in the main room
Of the Jail. With reference to the
sewerage system for the Jail the sup
ervisor was authorized to make terms
if possible with the cotton mill au-
thorities to tap the pipes running
from the mill at the Tosh branch at
or near the street crossing.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
The Singln Skule.

The performance Wednesday NIGHT
was very happy hit, success. The
dramatis PERSONA home talant. acouit-
ted themselves handsomely. Some dis
G,nyeI evidence of dramatic skill
which could easily be 8eveiopgd ifto
perfect fitness for the stage. The cast
Of characters was admirably made,
each seemed better fitted for their part
than any other. We were unable to
penetrate the dissuises Oh many 20
recognition. The following is the
complete programme and cast of
characters, and as all Of the perform
ers did their parts so well, we refrain
from making special mention of any
individual. but leave it to the appre-
ciative audience to pass upon and
give the merited praise.
Mrs. Bobbins, Mr.. Bertiam. Solo
and chorus. The singin skule.
Alviry Skimmins, Miss Mabel
O'Neal. Solo. That's the time when
no means yes.
Gloriana Snigglesby, Miss Ethlind
Goss. Solo. A plain American girl.
Lorena Bricabrac, Miss Bessie
Young, Trilby o. Farrell, Miss Belle
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
CHURCH DIRECTORY FOR UNION.

METHODIST CHURCH-Rey, Mas.
sabeau, Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at IL a. m. and at 7.30 p m. Sunday
School at 10 a. m. A. p. HI. Walker. Sn-
perintendent. Prayer meetings every
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
public are cordially invited to attend
these services.
PRESBYTERIAN NCHURCM-Divine SER
vice every Sunday at II O'Clock by the
Pastor, Rev. G. e. Jennings. Supdpy
School Sunday afternoon in the church
parlor at 8. 80 p. m. j. E. Cotton. super
lntendent. Prayer meeting Thursday
afternoon at $50. Christian EndeavO,
Society meets at the church parlor or
Mondays at $50 p. m. An are cordially
invited to these services.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. Sanders
Guignard. Rector. Services first, thr,,
and fourth Sundays in every month at
II O'Clock a. m, and 4.30 p. m. Sunday
School at $3.50 p. m. every Sunday
Services at Lockhart the second and fifth
Sundays in every month.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. L. NJ. Rice.
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II a.
m. and at 7 p. m. Sunday School at 10
q. M, J. A. Sawyer, Superintendent
Young Peoples Union every Sunday at
4 p. m. PRAYER meeting Wednesday
evenings at 7.30. You are cordially in
vited to attend these services.
FACTORY HILL CHURCH (Methodist)
REV. j. G. Roper, Pastor. Services
every Sunday at IL a. IN. and p. m.
Sunday School ut 8 p. M, w. T. Thom-
son, Superintendent. All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
BUSINESS LOCALS.

If you want the b }st ice tea in
American drink Vanti1 les. Sold only
by The fld Reliable.
Your cotton will glow off with a
"whoop" if you cultivate it with our
heel sweeps. The old Reliable.
We have some gred marked down
values in fine shoes for men. Only
q few sizes remains. =
The Old Reliable.
Another new lot Of summer milli-
merry just opened at
" Tb Old Reliable.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
People You May Wish to Know
About.

Miss Mary Thomas is quite ill.
Charlie Willard Of Whitmire called
info see us on Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles X. Smith and wife went
to Glenn Springs Monday.
John Baldwin of the johnson Rifles
came up to see his people on Tuesday
last.
Mr.. Wm. A. Beatty and son of May
Union with his friends
The Editor of THE TIMES had an
agreeable call from Messrs w. T. and
Charles Betsill on Saturday last.
Miss Agnes Landrum Of Campobelle
is here visiting her sister Mrs. G. A.
B. Jennings.
Mr., John Thomson has been quite
i'll at the home of Mr.. w. f. Thomson
but we are glad to say is now improv-
ing.
Mai. J. A. FAINT has beautiful
rotary spray playing in his front yard.
1t il both ornamental, useful and re-
freshing.
Capt. J. f. Hunter and Sergeant
Macbeth Young came home on last
Sunday and returned to camp on
Monday. Camp life seems to agree
with them,
Lieut.. Clarence b. Smith Of the
Richland Volunteers, came up Mon
day to visit his relatives Mt Sedalia,
and TO Pid them and hts friends good
bye before going to the front.
Our town promises to be quite lively
with the hustle and hustle of many
visitors in attendance upon the clos
ing exercises of Clifford Seminary and
the District Conference OF the NJ. f
church
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NOTICES,

To the voters of the town of Union, S.
G. Please remember that you can he
registered at my place of business ''Won-
der Store" any day now. until May Goth
if properly qualified. The requirements
are that you show your registration GER
tificate, poll and town tax receipts and
take the oath administered. Come at
once To avoid the rush at the last. Will
register you any day but my special DAYS
are April %, Map 8, II, 10, 26, 81, 2S,
20 and 80. Z SA-+-.
S. NJ. RICE, Jr. E. u.
Supervisor Registrat;->
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CLIFFORD SEMINARY CONCERT.
Monday, May 80, 1898.
PROGRAMME-pART I.

PROGRAMME PART /.
1. Overture. Hope of Alsace. Her
mon. Philharmonic Orchestra.
2, Welcome to Spring. Piano Trio.
Misses Miller. Gorden and Posev.
B. Gavotte by Hollaender. Violen
solo. Misss, L. Foster and Rgrtrfdge.
4. Jolly Blacksmith. Pianb Duet
Misses E. and NJ. Walker.
5. Yes or no. Chorus with Orches-
tral Accompaniment.
6. Traumerea. Violen Ouartette.
Schuman. Mr.. McDermid.. Misses
Clifford and Davis, DIR. Reeves.
z. Dwarfs.
8. Belle of Chicago. viotin Solo.
Misses Rodger and f. Walk pr.
PART II.
9. Overture. Home Circle Shelep-
egrell. Philharmonic Orchestra.
10. Selection from Bohemian girl.
Violin Solo. Arr by May. Misses
Davis and"Gordon.
IL. Anvil Chorus. Piano Trio.
Misses Posey,..Miller and Slower.
-. Mazurka. Violin Solo. Marion
Osgood. Misses Clifford and Partridge.
13. Merrily I Roam. Chorus with
Orchestral Accompaniment.
Ia. Life's Light and Shadows. Song
with Violen Obiigato. Misses fosey
and Partridge. Mr.. McDSrmid.
Is. Banjo. Piano Solo, Gottschalk.
Miss Clifford.
Poor Little Cuba. Chorus with
Orchestral Accompaniment.