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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-02-02
Teachers, Take Notice

T5oHE NEXT REGULAR ENiMlNA-
/. ton O: applicants for Teachers ConntE
&, rt:fcatcS OF Qualification Will be held at
Lexington Court House, Tuesday, .Febru-
a-y Is, 1895, commencing at o'clocka. m
JOHN D. FAnR,
Countv Superintendent: Of EIlucation.
Fc;r :ary !st, io3S-3wll
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-02-02
MARRIED.

On Sunday, January %, 1898, by
the Rev. F. S. Hook, Mr.. Michael j.
Wessinger to Miss Maggie Fl. lay
lor, both of SAKE Gotha Mills.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-02-02

Tue appoiutm ensof E A. Webster
as United States Collector for the
District of South Carolina, has been
confirmed by the United States Sen
ate.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-02-02

Hilton's Iodoform Liniment will
kill the poison from poison Ivy:
counteract poison from bites OF
S nakes, stings Of insects: In sure
c IRE for sore throat. VIII cure any
G .se of sore mouth. 25c.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-02-02

W. F. Russell has been appointed
Auditor of Kershaw to succeed J. r.
Drakeford, deceased.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-02-02

We desire to call the attention of our
.exinaton friends to the fact that We are
till manufacturing
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-02-02
ROYAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,

llth and Main Sts., RICHMOND, VA.
5wl3.
The oasis., 1898-07-02

door rum Hotel Cazabon Good barber. careful attention. THE OASIS llas arranged With Mir. C. k Lake, nca agent at LaCOlorada, tO attend the delivery of the paper to subscribers in Minas Prietas and La Colorado. By this arrangement all subscribers will get their paper regularly. which has not heretofore been the case.
 MT. George Rieger, whose visiti at Nogales was noted last week, is arr ranging to make his headquarters at ] Nogales, and is negotiating for prop erty nn the Sonora side of the line, upon which he will erect building for a residence and office purposes. He goes east this evening, on busi- ness visit to Ypsilanti, Michigan.
 There is no one who does not ap- preciatc the elegant Mexican drawn l linen, consisting of ladies' handker- chiefs, mats, table covers and doy- leys, for sale at the store of the Sono- ra News Co Also Mexican curious tiligree jewelry, hooks and stationery, periodicals, and illustrated papers. Subscriptions received for any paper published.
 While at Nogales. THE OASIS is in- formed by MT Harry Clarke the business manager and husband of Mile Elvera and father of Master Freddie) the Baabrega combina- tion broke up, and the principal part of the show withdrew. leaving the professor to go it alone. Mile Elvera and Master Freddie are complete show by themselves, and will soon take the road with additional attrac- tIons.
 Today Fred Sterling's bridge and building gang of the N. M. X A. rail- way will go to East Benson to tear down the big depot at that place for removal to N0gales Early next week Wm Dumonts gang of the sonora railway. will come from the south and ~et abnut moving the two por- tions outside Of the reservation on each side: and both gangs will be em- ployed on the work until It IS com pleted-
 He asked her if he could kiss her Dewey lips and she replied that he was strong as Sampson and she but a weak girl without the power to re- sist him, and then the Schley young thing assumed defeDseless attitude and ny Evans, the nautical cuss took advantage of her helplessDess and kissed her once for every star on the 1 Union Jack. And the next day another naval engagement was told of in the tihie papers Fix.
 At the meeting of the Nogales Fire Department, held on June l4th, the secretary was instructed to request THE OASIS to explain that at the burning of the Chinese laundry, op- posite the electric light plant, the cause of the innetfectiveness of the department was the paucity of the water supply. The engine was coupled on hydrant and pumped fully five minutes without enough water to drown a rat. Space is cheer fully given to make this explanation.
 The Los Angeles Times announces a special Patriotic War Number Of that paper, containing sixty pages or more, to appear nm July ,. A feature of the paper will be ilustrated ac- counts of the various patriotic cele. brations which will nccur all over Southern California on the Fourth.
The oasis., 1898-07-02
MORALES NOTES.
,.,,,sstinr Items Gathered Arossd the
 Liue Cities.

Inst received new line of shoes at Fliescher Bros.
 schlItz beer is the best. Sold by T. Brickwood.
 If you want to rent house, go to Harlow & GowaD.
 This week Mir. K. D. Wheeler has been up from Pritas
 Mrs. Guy N. Powell came up from prietas Sunday evening.
 Thursday evening Mrs K. Fleish- man returned to Tucson.
 East Saturday Mir. A. E. Paredes came in from La Mexicana.
 Mir. Edward Egan of CaIabasas was visitor at Nogales Monday.
 Tiburcio Ruiz has moved his barber shop to the Tourniel building.
 If you have property to sell, put it in the hands of Harlow X Gowan. For a good, cool glass of Schlitz beer go to J. T. Brickwoods-
 Gunther's choice candies are the very best. At James Mix K Co.
 Thursday evening Captain l.. W. Mix returned from Hermosillo.
 Furnished house to rent for the summer, apply at TIE OASIS office. Thursday morning Mir. John l.. Hunter returned from visit in the east.
 Mir. Horace E. Smith, who has been ,ery in the past two weeks, is again about.
 Early Monday morning Judge D. J. Cumming was in from Rancho del BOsque.
 Monday MT. John Smith, the Crit tenden postmaster, was visitor at Nogales.
 Last week Mir. and Mrs. Ramon Moreno of Nogales, were visiting in Magdalena.
 Mir. w. II. Randall is putting up sDother brick cottage on his Canon street lots.
 Yesterday Doctor A. II. Noon went to Prietas on business. He viii Fe- turn tomorrow.
 In the line of shirts the mark Mon arch is the best. Kept only at Fleischer Bros.
 For family use Schlitz beer is the best. Sold in bottles or in bulk by J. T. Brickwood.
 Wednesday evening Mrs. R. J. Hartman and her two little boys vent to Los Angeles.
 Last Saturday Mir. John Gowan re- turned from B0nancita, where he had been on business several days.
 Miss Mollie Long of Florence, is visiting Colonel and Mrs. Robert Will Hams of the Montezuma hotel.
 Sweets to the sweet.n Gunthers hne candies to your best girl. Buy her box from James Mix & Co. Mir. and Mrs. George Jones have moved into their new residence on West street, near Crawford street.
 A suite of three nicely furnished rooms for rent. Apply to Mrs. $. K.  Doyle, opposite Mexican consulate. V Last Saturday evening MT. L. Lipp- man, manager ot La Moda, started Tor New York and other eastern cities. Thursday was the birthday of Mir. A. Biester, and the gentleman was in receipt of numerous congratulations. Sunday evening MT. Gordon Sey- mour' secretary of the Torres & Prie- rQfltyou ..to nt Na.xolaa
The oasis., 1898-07-02


 went into effect an increase of The salary of the postmaster amnunttng io abonf fifteen per cent.
 IL k rredibly relur'ed thai L. Zeckendorf X Co, of Tucson nave leased q commanding area upoB the railway reservation at Nogales, where they will erect large store building and put in 4 heavy stock of goods.
 Fl have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family for years and always with good results" says MT. W. B. Cooper of El Rio, Cal For small children we ind 1t especially effective" For sale by Jas. B. Mix X Co.
 For furniture, mattresses, window shades, wall paper, and carpets, in every style and quality, including reed goods, iron bedsteads, etc., go to J. l.. Stambaugh, on Avery avenue, where prices have been greatly e. duced.
 Doctor A. H. Noon reports that Messrs. Gould and King have gone to the Gro mine at Gro Blanco, and that developments are to be expected. At the Franco American mine mat ters are lively, good deal of develop ment work gOin go.
 Doctor A. H Noon of Orc Blanro, has located in Nogales and taken up the practice of medicine here, with his office in the residence of MT. w. Cummings. Doctor Noon Is too well known as practitioner to need boosting by anyone. He is tirst-class.
 Wednesday MT. Francisco Monte verde Of Herm0sillo, came up from the south, en route to Benson to meet his son returning from school in Cali fornia. The lad came Thursday morn ing, and returned with his father on that day, reaching home at Herm0. sillo at evening
 Thursday Mir Charles Cranz, ni The firm Of Cranz Brothers, operating on the lower Yaqui, having there cot- ton plantation and large tract Of land, was at NOgales returning from visit in San Francisco. He remain ed here until yesterday morning and then continued his journey.
 Monday MT James Viosca, United States consul at La Paz, and Mrs Viosca, were passengers on the train from the north, returning home from trip to San Francisco, where they went about month ago m their we'd ding trip. Mrs Viasca was d promi- nent belle of La Paz.
 Yesterday morning Father T. Y. Galligan of Chicago, anc MT J. W. Kruse, likewise of Chicago and treas urer of the Sonora Land Co.,, returned from the Moctezuma district. MT. Kruse went to Guaymas for day or so. and Father Galligan is in Nogales awaiting his return, when the two gentlemen will go home to Illinois.
 Monday evening THE OASIS editor went to Tucson, on business, return ing Thursday morning. He took along his two little boys. Allen T. Bird, Jr., and Walter Duane Bird, leaving them at Benson couple of days to visit with Mrs. Temple and her daughter, Miss Ida Temple, who has just re- turned from the Territorial Normal school at tempe.
 Our baby has been continually troubled with collie and cholera infan- ,,,,,, einoa h;c birth and all that we
The oasis., 1898-07-02

 Company.
 Rooms for rent, siDgly or en suite, furnished or unfurnisbed. Apply L" Mrs. Hendrick. near Roy X Titcomb's warehouse.
 Master Sammy Atkinson, son of Mir. and Mrs. George w Atkinson of Calabasas, has been upon the sick list this week.
 Sunday and Monday MT. and Mrs. Mark Wanless were at Nogales. re- turning home to HermOsillc from a visit in El Paso.
 Last Saturday morning an infant child of J. Endemano died very sud denly and was buried the afternoon of the same day.
 The walls of the tine mansion of MT. Ignacio BoniIlas ion the Sonora side of the line) are now up and the rafters are going on.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Bowman of Torres, were at NOgales Saturday Of last week, guests of the family of his brother, MT. W. C. Bowman.
 Next Tuesday Joe Thompson goes out to Las Pla nchas to lay the stone foundations for the big S0-stamp mill ths Big Four Co.,, will put up. 
 For fresh and salted meats of every description, sausage, head cheese, and other delicacies, go to Charley Beck & Co.'s new meat market.
 Postmaster Griswold has on sale at the Nogales postofiice the new issue of Trans-MissIssipi stamps. Some of them are very handsome and artistic.
 Sunday Constable James Durnall came over from Duquesne to bring a couple of Chinese prisoners, sent on a change of venue from Justice Aliens court.
 LADIES' Mrs. Hendrick will do fine sewing and dressmaking and solicits d share of your patronage. Residence near Roy'& Titcomb's ware house.
 Thursday evening MT. w. W. Flew cling returned from Iiermosillo, where he had been to put the iron roof upon the new mansion Of Captain L. w. Mix.
 With true patriotic spirit Harlow & Gowan have erected in front of their office a handsome ilagp0le from which daily floats Old Glory of re- gulatio0 size.
 Saturday evening Mir. and Mrs. Andy Leard came up from La Cobra ca. Mir. Leard has been quite III, and came tb Nssegsales for a change in air and climate.
 Postmaster A. J. GriswJld and MT. W. F. Overton, agent for Wells, Fargo < Co.'s express, are receiving sub scriptions for the new issue of United States war bonds.
 This morning HE OASIS editor is in receipt of an invitation to a grand Fourth of July ball, tomorrow eve ming, at the residence of Don Luis Tapia, at La Colorado, Sonora,
 Mrs George Christ and heI daughter, Miss Kate Christ, are ex' pected from Tucson today. They will visit with Mrs.C. daughters Mrs Ed Titcomb and Mrs. M. II. Jones.
 Architect Van Voorhees has sub mitted to Mir. and Mrs. r. J. Zeimel plans aud specifications for very handsome cottage they are arranging to build upon their property on Avery avenue.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
AN ALTAR CONSOLIDATED.

Easton, Md, Sept 20.-A new mar
bic altar in the Church Of SITS. Peter
and Paul, Easton, in memory Of the
late Howes GoldsborOugh and wife,
was consecrated Sunday by Bishop A.
A. Curtis, who celebrated pontifcal
high mass and preached to a large au-
dience. The evening sermon was de-
livered by Very Rev. J. A. Lyons, vicar
general Of the diocese Of Wilmington.
The music for mass and vespers was
furnished by a choir of picked voices
from Wilmington, directed by Miss Ag-
mes Curley, and including Misses Eliza
beth Harmey, Mary McNulty and Annie
Long, and William McNulty and M. T.
Roach
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
4 SUCCESSFUL PEACH GROWER

HENRY RTEAIAN, OF talbot
COUNTY. HAS NEVER FAILED|
IN "A CROP.
Easton, Md, Sept. 2O.-Henry Rie-
man, of Hawlkworth farm, Miles River
Neck, is Talbot county's successful
peach grower, never falling in a crop.
He has 1880 trees on eighteen acres,
and this year win sell 1000 baskets.
He will easily get dollar a basket for
them. Two sides Of the orchard bor-
der on the ealt water, and the orchard
is so located that the northwest winds
have a Gear sweep over it.
Mr. RiCman says: Il attribute my
success in growing peaches to judicious
pruning and persistent and careful cul-
tivabon 1 prune so as to keep the
Tree open in The centre, that the air
and sunlight may have iull course
through It, and train the franks high,
so that the ground may be plowed and
narrowed close up to the trees. keep
the harrows going as much as l can
and whenever I can all Though the
year. I plow the orchard every Spring
as early as possible and again in th'
vain if l have the time 10 take from
other farming operations. TAe peacs
tree appreciates attention and culture
and pays back well for It. Scarle
clover makes a good orchard fertilizer
have never used commercial fertilizer
on the orchard, but intend to do sc
next season. A flock Of Jheep Is kept
in the orchard. The sheep is fond OF
the peach leaf and destroys all the
sprouts and shoots that grow on the
tree to its injury. The sheep keep the
trees as clean as man could. They
also eat the wormy peaches which fal
from the trees, destroying the worms
which would otherwise go into th'
ground. The orchard now does no
drop many wormy peaches. Som'
peach-growers keep hogs IN their or
chards. They will eat the worml
peaches fast enough, but they cill no
destroy the sprouts, and are a nuisance
because they root up the earth"
MIR. Rieman says he got most Of hi
ideas of orchard treatment from Jchi
Masheter, the manager of the cele
brated peach orchard on Poole
Island owned by Charles C. Homer
president Of the Second National Bank
of Baltimore. There Is peach crol
every years also on Poole's Island. Mr.
Rieman is a Baltimorean, Uho Dough
Hawkworth and settled there severa
years ago. Orchards in the same neigh
borhood had very few peaches thi
year, some of them none.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
nFATH oF Mrs MACKEY.

Easton, Md, Sept. 2O-NIrs. Sarah
Anna Mackey, widow Of Alexander IL.
Mackey, of Talbot county, died at the
residence Of her son-in-law, S. w.
Smith, Toronto, Canada, where she
made her home. She was Miss Craw-
ford, Of Milford, Del, and she was the
second wife of Mr.. Mackey. His first
wife was Miss Hemsley, of Talbot
county. Mrs. Smith is her only daugh-
ter. The Mackeys were once a large
and influential family in Talbot county
Some were merchants and some agri-
culturists, and all people Of social, po-
litical and business prominence. Now
there is not a Mackey living in Talbot
county. There are three of the Talbot
Mackeys living in other states.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
KENT COUNTY REPUBLICANS
THE UNION COMMITTEE REFUSES
A PROPOSAL MADE by THE
REGULARS.

THE UNION COMMITTEE REFUSES
A PROPOSAL MADE by THE
REGULARS.
Dover, Sept. 20.--The Union Republi-
can County Committee met with all the
Union nominees, except one senator.
yesterday afternoon at the Addlcks
Club. They refused the proposition Of
l. n. Mills and Clark Mensch to ex-
change three representatives for the
entire Union ticket. The committee
made public statement that it had no
power to drop any candidate regularly
nominated and none would withdraw.
State Chairman Alice said: I'VE will
carry Kent county anyhow, but we
would like to see our Regular friends
come over and join us"
If George M. Bastlan, candidate for
representative, does not now withdraw
the Unions are in trouble. as he IS a
registrar and cannot run.
The counsel for the Republicans Of
Kent county who filed a petition for a
special term OF the Supreme Court &c
hear the Kent county mandamus case
have not yet heard from the court as &c
whether the petition is to be granted
This is the case brought two years age
to compel the Board of Canvass Of
Kent county to count the votes cast In
the election held in 1886. The Repub-
Leans desire to have the chse heard
and disposed Of despite the fact thai
no one elected to office and counted
out will be benefited by the count. The
decision, however, will show who waI
elected in the last general erection.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
A POOR MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

st. Michaers Md, Sept 2O.-The
Fall and Winter schedule Of the b., C.
and "A. railroad went into effect yes
terday. Baltimore mail will not reach
this point until . p. m. People are
protesting very greatly against such an
arrangement. The Baltimore mail ar
rives at Easton at 1L9O a. m, and has
to remain there until the evening train
on the b.. C. and "A. road passes that
point at $50 p. m. There is an after
noon train on the latter road which
arrives at ST. Alichael's at z30 p. m
Yet the mall is not forwarded on thai
train. st. Michaels is only forty miles
from Baltimore, yet the people are
compelled to wait all day for then
mail. It is a just protest on the pari
Of the people.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
8W CASTLE NEWS NOTES

Ilas Mason has improved very
|n the past few days.
is quite a large addition being
10 the Catholic Home near Della
|ity.
meeting Of the w. c. T. U. will
at the home Of Mrs. Mary Chal-
|on Wednesday afternoon.
fourteenth annual meeting of the
bis Auxiliary will be held in the
building on Wednesday after
strange men were seen in the
d Hiram Borie late last night
Fere suspicious-looking charac-
| d were watched for some time
Borie and son. Frank. They
frightened away by a light ap-
/ in the house.
has Lally, colored, who resides
as just returned from Porte
e was with the Tenth Nebraska
Major George Rodney.
has Callahan, sOn-in-law of Mr.
! who was burned badly by melted
able to be around again.
United States ram Katahdir
up yesterday for League Island
hing party composed of JohI
as, John Bridgewater and vii
Taylor visited Platts' mill POND
ay. They caught one mullet.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
Red MEN OF NEWPORT
VISITED BY A TEAM FROM Will
MINGTON ON SATURDAY NIGHT.

VISITED BY A TEAM htNOh w LIZ
MINGTON ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Newport, Sept. 19.-The adoption
team Of Cherokee Tribe, /. o. r. NJ, Of
Wilmington, under the captaincy OF
James T. Sernerbeen, visited Andas-
take Tribe, /. O. r. NJ, of Newport,
Saturday evening. and adopted a class
of seven pale faces. Captain Serner-
been has fine team and did the work
excellently. There were about sixty
members present and all of them APP
preciated the work OF the visiting
team. Great Sachem +. c. Howard, a
member of the visiting team, and
others gave interesting talks for the
benefit Of the order. Andastake Tribe
has, since August 1. taken in sixteen
new members, and several propositions
were read Saturday evening.
Delaware Barratt has accepted a po-
sition as a painter with the Harlan and
,Hollingsworth Company.
Miss Loura Cranston has re-entered
Friends School.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Groom spent
Sunday at Baltimore.
Improvements are being made on
the farm Of William Duff, near town.
Miss Emma Brown, of Wilmington
spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss Helen Price. who has been Wis
iting friends in Elkton, Nd, has re-
turned home.
Nothing as yet has been heard Of
Lewis Houk, who disappeared from hi!
home four weeks ago.
Charles Hyland, of Philadelphia, whC
has been visiting Willard Wood, has
returned home.
J, A. Cranston & Co.'S phosphate
works are working night and day.
The Republican primaries will b.
held here on Saturday in the Red Men,
Hall.
Misses Lille and Edna Scarborough
who have been visiting at Cape May
have returned home
Evening journal., 1898-09-20

when the Newark team eased up little
and allowed them to score once. Only
four hits were made of of Worrall,
Newark's pitcher.
Some boys Of this town have been
in the habit lately of stretching rope
across the lower end of Chapel street,
where it is quite dark in order to trip
pedestrians. This is very dangerous
trick and will likely be dealt severely
with by the town authorities.
The Delaware College football team
commenced practice last Thursday The
prospects are quite bright for a good
team this year. Two Of our most valu-
able players of last year, Marvel
guard; and Vansant, end, are not tC
return to college.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
sCHOONfR BLOWN AGROUND

VESSEL BEING NEW. SUFFERED
BUT IITTH-E DAMAGE AG4BOTS
NEW NORMAL SCHOOL.
st. Miehaels Md, Sept. 20.-The
large schooner George 7. Phillips, Cap
tain George Callahan. of Tunis' Miles.
loaded with fertilizer from Baltimore,
narrowly escaped destruction at the
mouth of Miles river during severe
wlndstorm which passed over that sec
ton on Saturday evening. The night
being very dark the captain could not
accurately define the points Of land and
ran his vessel on the shoal of Heron
Island. The vessel was completely at
the mercy of the wind and waves, but
being strong and comparatively new,
suffered no serious damage. Heron
Island Is getting to be a source Of very
great danger to navigators. The Island
is gradually washing into the channel
and the water for some distance out
from the island on all sides is too shall
low to admit Of the passage Of large
vessels. Captain Callahan brought his
vessel to st. Michaels after the storm,
where the damage was repaired at
Kirby's marine railway.
Early last Spring DIR. Balsch, OF New
York. bought the handsome estate
known as 'sThe villa" on Upper Miles
river. DIR. Balsch was much interested
in the Naval Academy 20 Annapolis,
and determined to take steps looking
to the establishment Of a gnhool at
THE villa" which should be In the
nature Of a preparatory school 10 the
Naval Academy. No better site could
have been eelected for such a school
The mansion Is a large and conven-
iently arranged building OF the colonial
style of architecture, with spacious
halls and large rooms, sufficient for
recitation and dormitory purposes
The grounds are admirably adopted tc
dril and athletic sports, and the water.
course ON the beautiful Mikes river Il
superb. The school opened last Septem.
her with DR.. Balsch as commandan
ana a competent faculty Of eight In
structors. OF which lDr. Il. M Hardcas
tie Jr. former principal Of the Eastoi
High School, is president. Student
we're present from various states o
the Union, including the Western state
of Missouri and Illinois Under the di
rection Of Professor Edgar the stu
dents constructed a naptha launch
which is often seen steaming on Tn
waters OF Miles river A course OF In
struction higher than Nat 81 tn
!, high schools Of Talbot county has bee
arranged, so that the students desirin
to compete for entrance to the Navi
Academy may do so.