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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-09
Cinderella S6ub Yalait.

Wergebt ni6t. boB mir unIeren
Store mad 9tu. 2O7 2flautpspla
auei 5dufer fhbIt6 BON uuferem frti.
beren @ei6dftsbauie, perIeet baben,
tuo mir aue unfere alien Seunben tpie,
oer3uieben bOffen unb nod biele neue
ba3u. ba mir nit ben belfen Waaren
bieaeu t6nnen. rlnier Store 1T gana
ien eingeridtet, gut pentilirt unb iebr
bell. 8ommt unb aattet uns eiuen
gefu9 ab, menn Sbr au9 niGt ge.
rabe gu tGufeu nanf9t.
6. Sanm,
etnbereIla g 6ub.palaf,
207 Glamo 8la3a.
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Nuerfef.

- 4uf benz 8eleife ber 9ubli9en
pacific 8 8abn on ber 8reusung bon
Sherman 5i.aBe tuurhe ber 8remIer
8eorge Billings BON elmer Gar iiberfab.
rem uub fofort set6btet. 8ilIugs fprad
nit einem Greunbe nnb tpolIte gerabt
bas @eleiie Ibetf9reiten, aIs er Dor
elmer Scr erfaBt unb umgeporfeu
unrbe. @r tounte uegen bes @erdu,
i9es, uel1es bie 2ofomptibe ma6te
bas 9erannaben ber gar nidt b6ren
gr mar 26 Sabre alt unb uaberhei.
ratbet.
= Mossuitos unb JIiesen iuerbeu
Sud baIo pIasen. gerisbt guer 6aus
NIT Gliegentbaren (Screeas) 6nrd
gb. SteDe8 & Sbbme. Nue
8r0Ben unb Wufter.
- Mit benz Sau ber Marttbale auf
benz pai9al.Square wirb ber Wertb
bes aaliesenben @runbeigentbums be-
beutenb iieigen. Sc III teine 6rage,
baB fi9 In iener gegenb Elm lebbafter
Wertebr entwidelt muB.
- 4auft Cure Sbtirens mnb ssenfiers
Screens BON %. merDn & 6 o.
= 9as @aRer I'm 1Iufe ifi oilers
bings, feitbem bic Geper Berbiubuus
gen abgeteat iporben ftub. bebeutenb
reiner geworben, oIs es frtber mar
uenn es uur mieber ben Stanb erreidts,
ben es Dor etliben sebu Sabren nod
bate!
- Wer an ObrenIeiben Iaborirt
ober on augentranfbeit oher an ir,
geubwel@en 2eiben beS SaIies ober bes
aebltOpfes. benz iit au empfebIeu, baB
er fi6 ber gebanblung bes 0srrn Q r.
70. 5. W biitle anpertraut, eines
portreifidea Spe3ialiiteu, ber erf Dor
8ur3em bon Spler mad San Intonio
tibergefebelt ift unb beHen Office H1
an Der 9Orb. .Alamo,S StraBe (iber BEN
@eI6dftslotal Der x2arebo Mercantile
@O.') befinbet.
- 6err W. Sspitt 1T Ngtnt fiir elm
neues pateut fur S6nibbdber, bic i'm
9aule genOmmen tuerben t6nnen. Die
einri9tun9 III iebr praftif6 unb
besuem.
Sharen' uub Genfier.screeus in
w. . nteron & s o'S 2umberparb.
- Die GifenbabnproIette fnb uie,
Der etumal einmal berfummt. So
f6eint. baB iie sumeilsu nur berborae.
bolt unb befprOden psrben, UNI bic
SpaIteu ber 3eitungen 3u ftillen. 9as
1auen gei6iebt auf BEN papier.
W N. @ameron & Co.. ba.
ben groBen Torratb bon GIiegentbiren.
- SO iit pirtli6 eine Treube. iebt
uniere pla3a's 3u ieben. Serr aI6er.
man Mabdte 9iebt ii6 ole Mhbe, bic.
ielben In Stanb 3rt balten unb su Der.
i16nern unb er bat na9meisbar gr.
folg. gr Seiet aber au6, mas nit ee.
ringen MitteIn geleifet luerben tann.
Ghr bic Stabt iollte Elm griinbli,
Dies StraBensS SprenteIunssfpfem aus.
gearbeitet werbeu. Gei pinoigem Wet,
Ter, pie mir eS mdbleno Der leBteu
Gage batteu, III Der Stau5 unerirdglid.
Sas Spreuteln fOlte pdbrenb Der
Radt gei6ebeu unO in ben 6aupiIfras
Ben, mo es 3weimaI n6tbig iii. tn ben
erhen gta9mttassfunben, wdbreub
neldeH Der StraBenbsrfsbr nur ae.
ring tit.
- Gsbt Az Cameron d 60.
far 3barsHs unb Genter.S .Scrsens.
- Nuf Feinsf Sarm an Der SoIabo
farb nab breimonatli9em aranteulas
ger an Der gSaferiu6t 8. Sansen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-09

seboren am II. September 1921 In
6annoDer. Sanben panberte I'M
Sabre 1854 bier eth nab IieB Rd) fofort
an Der SaIabO Rieber. @r mar suei.
GlaI pgtbeiratbet aao biuterloBt fanF
&inter. Die 8eerbiguug faub unier
srobtr 9etbsiIieung auf Der Scrm
itoft. Dait ibal If eia tiauer 8iiraer
uub 6amilfnbatel i'll grabe getraeen
mOtbsn. Gtiebe feiuer 4l9e!
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gntensnMt.

InleW3aC1t.
Seit siaigen sSabrea wirb Der @ateu,
3u6t beSeutenb mebr Aufmertiamteit
3ugepenbet als frtber. Die llrjade III
auHadit in bem tImiianbe au iuden,
baB bic geDobner Der sroBeu 5tdbte
Gei9mad am @nteuf fleif1 eefunben
unb nit Der gr6Bsren gfaGfrage bic
| 3u6t lObneaoer getpotben 1T. Menu
frtiber Gnteaf feii9 ueniger beliebt mar,
10 lag bies 3umeif baran. boB bic met.
tten Gnten, tret9e in ben Marft gelang.
ten, io3uiogen piIb auf gemdKern Der.
anmudien, tpoibre 9auptnabrung aus
Gifden nnb Snietten befanb. Cine
folhe Jtabrnng CAB benz !5leii9 einen
geigefdmad, bet nur Wenigen anges
nebm mar. DAB babel bic @nteu3udt
nur In bef9rdnttem WaBe betrieben
Dnrbe unb ba8 probutt nur nit Mabe
on BITE RonfumeMten petfauft perben
tonate. lit tein Dunber. Sc III faum
n6tbis, 3u iaeen. baB unter biefen Ser,
bdltniRen bic 3uat teine eintrdeli6e
uar.
Srutmai@iuen unb ongemeRene Gat.
terung baben oiel ba3u beigetragen, bic
gnteu3u6t in 8abnen au leiten, tpelbe
es bem 3n9ter erm6sli9en, befriebis
genbe @etpinne su er3ielen. 9ie 8rut.
maf9inen feBteu ben 3a9ter in ben
5tanb. feline @nten auf ben Wartt at
bringen, wenn He ON b69fen beaabIt
nerbeH, ba3I nod in nett er6Beren
Wtengen, aIs uenn ct auf ben Naturs
trieb ieiaer @nten angepieien m1re,
Die 3eit gum Iusbrtiten erfredt Rd1
ettpas ttber Elm babies Jabr, ndmIi9
Don Cebruar Bis Suli.
@s III betaant, oaB an bielen Oriea
nniereS Sanbes aur 3eit bic gniensu6t
nit @rfolg betrieben pirb, unb mean
bic 9a6frage forttpdbremb 3uaimmt,
Die es ben Nnf9ein bat, 10 III faum au
beforgen, BOB iibermdBises aagebot Bic
preifs iOueit beruuter bradt, baB bies
ni9t auf ferner Der 5all iein folIte. gs
giebt Garmen, mo- laneiam bic gntens
au9t gum 9auptaei6dft aeporben 1T
unb 5000 bis 20. 900 gnten idhrli9 ge.
m1ftet tuerben. @iner Der 0aupt3ti1s
ter oerbrau@t pdbreno Der 3eit. tuo bic
Sungen gemdhet meroen, t6gIid bret
Scnnen Jutter.
SO lobnenb fid nun bic gntenautt
In Der rt9tigen Gage unb ri9tig betries
ben geftaltet. barf man f9 bod ni9t
etnblloen, oaB mon nur bic n6tbige
@inridtung su MAIDEN unb CUTE 3u9t. |
gntea au3uf@affen babe, UNI ben se,
wani9ten grfolg 3I ersieleu. au@ bic |
enten5u1t min erlernt iein, tpesbalb es |
ratblam erf9eint, Helm anaufaaeen unb
bic 3u9t lanefam 3u Dergr6Beru, 10 pte |
mon eis ubtbigen grfabrunseu sema9t |
bat.
Sc III ai@t gerabe seiast, bab bic |
gnten an ibreni @sbeibeu bur@aus |
Waher baben mhHsn. benn es eiebt |
Jarmen, auf beusn bic gntensu@t NIT |
@rfolg betrieben tpirb, obi9on bic Gu.
ten tetn anoere8 Wafer su ieben beton.
men, als mas He .rinten. ueber bielen
punft gebeu bic Meinungen nett aus.
einanber. Ser gine slaubt, bic enten
mafisn freien 3usane gum @aFer ba.
ben. tudbrenb Der 4nbere Der Entcbt lit. !
oaB Gnten au9 obne WaRer gsrabe 10 I
gut gebetbea, unb bic @rfabruns seist,
baB 8eibe oft ben glei6 suten grfolg
haben. Der einsige uHterf6isb, ber
tt9 erisben ldbt, III ber, bab Gnten,
mel9en Wafer susdngIib lit, elm
frii6eres @efieber baben. /
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MprtI.@

Wtan iebe barauf. baB ba8 gIut In
gutem 3ufanbe III, Der Nppstit aufries
benfeleno unb bic 8erbouuug CERES
eelt. Jar 8Iutreinieung unb Der @e.
fnnbbeit aIS SttBe, tlebule man 6oob'
SariapariIla, tpoburcb sutes unb traft,
berleibenbeS glut er3eugt tpiro; es be.
forbert ben Nppetit uab perlei6t pbsR,
i6e ioluie geifitge araft unb bilft beI
Berbauuug.
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SO Cents.

sSn bielen Gdlen lit Bic 8u>
raBnle bllr9 BEN Ge6rau9 bon
Scott's Emulsion bon 8e6er>
t6ran cine iofOrtise. 9tus bieient
@ruttbe ba6en mir so Gents
Glai9en, tpel9e fiir eitlelt se,
uBbnlt9en 9uitett ober GrfdL
tnng, Ober als ein @erIu9 fiir
Sdnslinse1nb ail6er seniisen.
Sn anberen GaGen truB bie
3unabnte langiam bur ft9
aebeL in bieien utuB Scott's
Emulsion ntebr ols gtabrungs-
utittel tuie als Mebi3in senot1t.
men tuerben, bte pafenbfte
Rabruns fiir eri9Bpfte unb
sei9pd6te @erbalungen.
80 cts. uHs 500 Bel alien gpotsa.mt
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bate es nit eis
net 4n3abl Ier3.
te probirt, bod
fOnnteu biefels
ben fie nibt tu.
riren. Seman5
beranlaBte He, es
NIT pe.ru:na au
oerfu6en unb
glei9 barauf
ma1te F1 cine
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gtemert oieieut 9mftett!
Ser einSise iidere @es bies 81
tban lit Ye~rusua.

statarrb fanm ni6t burd) feline Nla
nieren berbOrgen unb our9 feline 8or
ft6t beRen Symphonic berbeft perbeu.
6uifen, Rieien. 9puden, 5dnauben-
al bieie unangenebmen 2aute weroen
bon benz Opfer bes 8atarrb8 mebr
ober meHiger gema9t. sic nafben es
ni1t ibun. tpenn He fi6 belfen t6nnteu.
Naein weiie tn einem foI6en 3ufianb
til es, cine Sur su finben-nidt eine
tempordre grIei6teruns, ionbern elite
bauernbe 4ur. Gtau s. %. RepnOlbs,
gltton, o., 8or 46. iast, baB He on
Rongefionen Der 2unsen, 4atarrb i'm
&Dpf unb f6Iimmem Suitem lit. ste
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-09

OrnnOetaentbume lGebertrasanseu.
Sobn Bomreufp an Grana uub 5uIte
prib6bl, @runbfad on Der @de BON
@arren 5trabe aub San pebro
Noe; 41000.
u. StrObmeper on @br. S9neiber,
Srunbiiad ON Spruce StraBe; $1O0.
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= @enn aQe radfdnbigen Steueru
slagingsn. baua t6nnten umfaFenbe
StroBeuuerbeReluage bprgenommen
nerbeu.
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8. s. Sdmibt, 6puHou, Segas, III
olleiHiger 1gent fir elmer 6 Mmenns
8e3ept 0au. 1851, ueI9es &beumas
tismus beiIt. Cine .6Iai6e benefit ss.
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= Sn 6agen tn @ehfaIen bat Der
Irbsiter Oettiugbaus Selbfmorb be.
9angen, olS er tpegeu Morbperba9tes
Derbaftet nerben IolIte.
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Spplen's Neatfter.

4iamO pla8a, Saloon erfer aIaf5e.
Die beiten straight" uno mixed
DrintS tn Der StaDt.
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asattbtes Bros. ssleti6er,

WU. JUI 1N'Q 0 u y N'S IruB b.
Rur bas Oorsisli9ie Rinb,, G6ai'
uub S6netnefeif6.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunees aaIbHeifa.
Aae Arten noH WurP, S6infen,
3uuse, S6maIa &c.
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SoDin8iS@er Carte

in gerbtnoung nit benz Bart
itebt . q | b M nd's
3solo8iS6er Garter,
ost pra9tbole @Templare Der Sbisrs
Delt, fpeeiell bsr isganii9en, ouSmeifi.
Ntemaab iollte oerfeblen, benielben au
bsf9tigen. Sie gr6Bte 4ttraftion, Sic
San 4ntouio aufauweiien bat.
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WroRes sSret NOnaert,

aussefiihrt bon Der Oousdaliaen
Wt | litdrs apelIe.
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Gan Yenrn gprimas 9arf.

SieIer augenebme part fiebt 2ogen,
Wereinen uHb Sanilien sur Qbbaltuna
bon picnics &c. 5ur Berfagung.
8eiu9ern mirb ale nur oenfbare
Wnfmertiamfeit erwielen.
Ssben Sonuta8 Hadmittag
Mks-E.~a SS.-s A4
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-12
Boltcd For Liberty.

Ike Sims, the Negro who was
sentenced TO the penitentiary for
life for the murder of Steve Car.
ter, tried to make Il break for
liberty last Saturday night. Chief
of police Love went into the jail
for the purpose of committing a
Negro named Sly for selling
liquor. AS he opened the door,
Ike bolted for it and tried to run
over MIR. Love. Mr.. Love drew
his revolver and Isaac, though ap-
parently very wild, deemed !.
prudent to stop. p.-Yorkville En-,
quirer.
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TraucSVillc Dots.

This place is on boom. There
are cornshuckings about every
day. Corn is in bad condition
this year, an unusual amount of
rotten corn on bottom lands.
Hampton Massey and Burrell
Knight, members of the Cd S. G..
Regt., are at home on furlough.
w j Avmfeld, of Waxhaw, n.
c., pald a visit to his old friends
around here the other day. DR..
L l. DOster was also down looking
after some old friends, and w 4
Bruce of Greenviile, is in town
for few days.
We are glad to note that Mr..
j y Fuudcrburk' 5 family have all
recovered except his youngest
daughter, and she is improving
fast.
Mr. Lee Birds wife is very sick
but we hope not seriously. The
health of our community is now
very good.
Will some one please solve this
riddle for Mr. p M PIyler Some
thing that never has been, never
will be and yet Is.
RUM.
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RUN.
just Arrived Horses, Mules
and Wagons by the Car Load.

a car load of Horses, Mares
and Mules, selected especially for
this market and bought to sell at
prices in keeping with the low
price of cotton, have just been re-
ceived ut our stables.
Also, another car load of the
celebrated Tennessee and Old
Hickory Wagons, the only rclia-
BILE. This is our second shipment
this season.
Call early. We will treat you
right. Respectfully,
Farmers b. & Nj. Company,
j. M. Hood, Manager.
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stools and one legged benches and
give US nice, comfortable, seated
desks and | tell You we can all
study better now. | think the
Pleasant Valley school is in the
lead and hope the other country
schools will pattern after it.
Ne have had Il very sad and
unexpected death in our school
recently. Not more than y day 5
AGO Charley w Culp, one Of our
brightest and most ambitious boys,
departed this life. He took sick
last May and had to stop school
and was never able to return. -
He was loved by all the pupils and
by his good old teacher. He died
from the effects of congestive
chill. He was fond Of school and
during his illness looked for
ward to reioining the happy boys
at school and acting on our gym.
nastic pole where, in my imagina-
ton, | can see him swinging and
jumping. Charley was good,
christian boy and had been mem
Der Of the Baptist church since he
was II years old. The good Lord
has taken him to His home above
where his old school mates can
never see him again until we meet
him in Heavon, and | hope we all
will be able to face him there.
He was buried by his school mates
Oct. 2Sth. j. w. Z.
Pleasant Valley, Nov. 9, 1898.
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n Sight Worth Scciug-A Wagon
or n HoOf-L0oi> Over Clyburn
~ Elliott's Stables.
Have you seen our highly ele~
waited Mitchell & Lewis wagon {!
Well, of course YOU have if you
have been in ten miles of Lancas-
ter within the past week. 1t is
not quite rs high as Mitchell's
Peak i'll North Car0linn-G, TOT
feet, bat it Is far enough up in
the air to be seen for miles around.
located rs it is upon the pinnacle
of our stately stables, gracefully
holding on the TIP end of its tongue
our neat business sign. 1t is high
in everything except pricc--high
in quality, durability, Workman
ship and style. The price is so
low that wc are almost ashamed
to tell tin fact, it is so far be-
low the wagons high standard of
excellence that we have to keep it
on the ground floor, where YOU
are cordially invited to call and
see it.
Cotton is low, it is true, but if
you need Il good wagnn-onc that
You will not he Il ways taking to
the ShOD for rpDoirS onJ rrC will
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-12
For The Ledger.
a Pupil Tells of the Fine School
ut Pleasant Vallcy-Also of
the Sad Death of a Pupil.

MIR. Editor PLEASE allow me
space for few lines concerning
our progressive school at Pleasant
Nalley-the best in Indian Land
township. 1t is taught by Prof.
l.. Shurley, Il noble man and most
successful teacher. He taught in
North Carolina about twelve years
and has taught here about thrc,.
He is decidedly the hest teacher
we have ever had and has raised
our school from the ground to be
Il very high one. \ few years ago
the people Of Pleasant Valley
thought their children could not
learn any more than to read in the
first rcadcr>or spell in the blue
back spellcr to baker, but they
have found out better. They can
see that their children are learning
every day that they 90 to school,
and how we. who couldn't read
or write well, are now studying
Latin and Greek, reading Caesar
and Cicero, and before long we
will enter college. We have about
50 scholars enrolled but about
half Of them are now picking this
cent cotton.
The Pleasant Valley school has
about 80 pupils studying English
Grammar, 10 studying Greek and
Latin and others ready to start.
Search the whole country around
and where can you find country
school that has rs many boys and
girls studying Greek, Latin and
Grammar rs the Pleasant Valley
school! 1t is shame to see from
the reports Of some of the schools
that only three or four pupils are
studying Grammar.
Prof. Shurley takes a decided
interest in his pupils and is deter
mined to send some of them to
college. We all love him and obey
him and hope that those of us
who get to college will find teach
ers who will treat us as kind as
our dear old teacher, Mr.. ShurIey.
Our school has recently been
fitted up with new desks. The
patrons met August 1st and con-
cluded they would do away with
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CLN BURN & ELLIOTT.
Satt!" Recovered and Thief
Caught.

Cattle Recovered and Thief
Caught.
MIR. James Clark traced his
cattle near Camden and found that
two negroes had sold them TO
Messrs. Spears & Bro. They
gave Il description of the nero
who sold them and suspicion at
once rested upon Bob Crockett
and Henry Clinton. Bob was
arrested, confessed the crime and
was carried before Magistrate
Iii!;;:";! &;;,! sent ~ io;ii. Clinton
made his escape. -IIcatF Spring
Gem.
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Items Of News from The Heath
Spring Gem
Born to Hon. and Mrs. l.. J.
Perry, daughter.
Mrs. j. H. Therrell returned
Saturday from visit to friends
at Lancaster.
The Methodist congregation
will Worship in the Presbyterian
church until their new church is
completed.
Rev. S. w. Henry preached
at the residence of Mr.. Robert
Crimminger last Sunday for the
benefit of Mrs. G., who has hccp
an invalid for Il number Of years.
Mr.. A. b. Cauthen, clerk in
the auditor 5 office of the 5. G.. &
G.. II. r.. has resigned and ac.
cepted Il position with Mr.. II. j.
Bruce at Shelby, n. g.
Messrs. w. p. and +. II. Mack
ey went ont cunning last Saturday
and returned with two wild turk =
avs Th"v wn"n ont ono 10" !"a.
week and killed four of the feath
cry tribe.
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pT'cVeEl1
Pneumonia

Prevention is always better than
cure, even when cure is possible.
But so many times pneumonia IS not
cured that prevention becomes the
natural act of that instinct of self
preservation which is "the first law
of nature" Pneumonia can be pre-
vented and is often cured by the use
of Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
"Some years ago had severe cold and
was threatened with pneumonia. ! could
neither eat nor sleep, and was in wretched
condition. | procured bottle Of Ayers
Cherry PectorGl and took it according to the
directions, and at the end of fifteen daysw as
as well and sound as before the attack. /
have recommended it in many cases of pneu-
monia since, and have never known it TO fail
in etfecting cure"
JOHN HENRY, St. JOSEPH, La.
al was attacked with cold that settled
on my lungs, and defed the skill of my ply
sicians so that they considered ne incurable.
At last began to use Ayers Cherry PectOrai
and was entirely cured after having taken
two bottles"
FRANCISCO A. SEvERIANO.
Taunton Maas
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stockholders Meeting.

a meeting of The stockholders
of The Lancaster Tonsorial Com
pany is hereby called to meet in
the Office of T Y Williams, Esq. +,
at 5 o'clock p. M, Monday, next,
Nov. 14th. All stockholders are
requested to be present.
1 M. T. Stevens, Pres.
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boat Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
To Quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
hcLC. fun OF lie. nerve and vigor. take No.To-
Bac. the wonder. worker. iAat makes weak men
strong. Al druggists. JGc or -. Cure guaran-
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Si"r.tmg Remedy Z" ''hicaGa or New Yorr
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SEMI-Wr r : KLY

Our esteemed friends, Messrs.
j w Davidson and Potts of Pleas
ant Valley, made us a pleasant
call Thursday.
Died, in Pleasant Hill township
on Wednesday last, of fever, Miss
Buford Bowers, daughter of MIR
a Bowers, aged about Is years.
She was member Of Heath
Spring Baptist church. Her re
mains were Inferred at Salem
church on Thursday.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Two nice 4-room dwelling
houses ana one two story 7-room
dwelling, i'll East End of town.
Apply to
Heath, Springs & Co.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-18
WHAT A DIME WILL DO.

''The Possibilities of Dime" is SUBJ
ject which the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Y. M. G. A. propose to demonstrate to
the Morristown public at Association
Hall, on Wednesday afternoon and
evening, December A. A Ten Cent
Fair will be held, at which every article
offered for sale will cost just ten cents.
Ice cream. cake, confectionery, fancy
articles, toys. books, stationery, china,
glass and groceries will be represented
by booth.
In addition, there will be restaurant
conducted on the same plan, where all
the delicacies may be obtained-fr from
bouillon, creamed oysters, chicken salad
and roast turkey TO the most dainty jel-
lies and desserts. choice assortment
Of Christmas oara2 win Be d speciality
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-18
A BLESSING IN DISGUISE.

The Democrats may well regard their
failure to carry the national House of
Representatives as boon to their party.
Think what aSpectacle the House would
have been WITH Bailey in the leadership,
and, in addition to his native incapacity,
compelled to depend upon half-dozen
wild-eyed Populists for majority at his
back And think, further, Of big Tom
Reed coming into the House each day
slashing away right and left against such
an aggregation of Incompetence 1t
would have been like massacre of the
innocents and might have proved to be a
subject for the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Animals to take in
hand. Boston Herald.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-18
A. NEW CHORAL SOCIETY.

One of Madisons most interesting or
CARNATIONS, although new in the field,
is the Madison Choral Society which
was organized early in the past month.
Charles Bigelow Ford, organist Of the
Morristown Methodist. Church, is the
conductor and it was chiefly TO his
efforts that this new society owes its
existence. Already there are sixty mem
bers enrolled. which number includes
the different soloists of the Madison
churches.
Many well knowa membersof society
in Morris County are interested in tae
organization, so that it wila have social
as well as musical features Much en-
thusiasm is displayed at the meetings
which are held every Wednesday in
Association Hall, Madison. The present
accompanies, both of whom are. accom-
plished musicians, are Mrs. E. p Holden
and Mrs James Fl. Baker. The officers
are James A. Webb, president; Herbert
A. SAKE, first vice presidents Howard @.
Condict. second vice president; Charles
A. Rathbun, secretary; ]. A. Whitaker.
treasurer.