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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29
WnfIf6e Mmff1drnna

tntbdIt has s~sbiesene beutide Meri der RET.
tIlnsssMnfer", Is. outage. $50 6eiten fars, NIT
oielen Iebrreiden Snuftrationen. nebft einer Gb'
baubluns iber tinberIofe Gben, sueltes bon WRdntt
uno frau seleien merben ioate. tinenfbebrif6
fir iunge 2eute. bic f& oerebelt@en roren, does
unsladlid pcrheirdtbef Hnb. 80
81. .rtat oerfdnot&er Neife III aneefnbrf, mte
man sefmnhe ainter 5eust unS Gehlethfsfrant'
beiten unb bic boien Golaen BON S"aeHc:a,cefi
wie 9dbwddbe, eaerppfItdt,. Smpptera Heh1ti.
bddtniB. Gnersielofsieit unb Rrampfdeerbrudls
pbne idbdelthen Weoi,tnen eansrno beiltr sann;
Gin treuer Greunb unb meier Nat9ssetr " oisles
unibertreffibe oeutine Bud, tpeihes mao Gn1'
pfana bon Is cts. Dotmarfen In %sinfafera uuas
t&las forsfam nerpadt. fret ausei6ids fuire.
DEuTSCHES HElS.lNSTiTuT,
10 EAST 8. STREET.
&yaber II Clinton DIaee. "-~ S-rf. RsM
Ser ,Rettunas MnfsrS 1T AUDI au
bobsn bsi Grsoerid Witte. 236 Noro,
6pparbzS traks
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Sarforo>Qu .z0inie -
1899.

gbfobrt bonn .Glifton=9arts bur6 bic 6arforo.
Roob ,ur Sarforo=aptnue. sur Ge=:ralsIneuus,
iur Taoiions. sur Gisquitbsy sur 2eginatons, sur
,ur Sf,ne=. CUR 9iGbtsStrabt, uub Surid our6 bic
Sh,nbs, 6todbolms. ebarps, Sees, Sanopers,
Baltimore, 'aisquitbsStrobs, bonu i6er eieielbe
Rout,. pie trenn iiblib fommsno. Wdaaons lou=
len r5rolib bonn .Gliftons9arfS mad 2aurapi1e
Surb .bi. 6orioro=9foao uno lurid.
SIR srfe g9aeoon psrlabt ben seliftons9ariA mn
5 WprQeus.
Ser l,ste @agqon psrldbt ben Clifton s garf'
um u Rabts.
Ser ,rhe @auaon b,rlibt Sf.nbs unb 2iobt,
etrabe nm 5.35 Worusn.
Ser leste @aooon psrldSt Ofenos nnb 2isbta
Sirabe UNI 1885 frib.
Der srte @agqon bsrldst .giiftonsgari4 fit
2aurapi1e un $50 Wproens.
Ser lsste sgaoeon psrIabt .Glittsu=9art. fas
2aars5ias uG 1880 trah
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29
1899.

gbfosrt BON Der 6untinobonsgb.nu. bur5 ct.
ToulsstraBe 3tr Rortb=4psnuc, CUR Charles, iur
Reabz, ,ur G%nlOtr.=, sur galtimor.=, ,ur Gutaipz,
,ur Gamblers, sur 9Otuuros Strabs; Riidfabrt iiber
6iefelbe Route.
Ser erfs Wfoqon prIdbt bic ct. 9aulsetrabs
unb untiEobOn=stper nm $50 Morqeus.
Ser lsbte Waeqon perldBt bic ct. 9aul=StroSe
uno SuntiHo oon=Qoenue I'M 1886 frib.
Ser erte g9uegou o,rldbt bic gamoensS tation
UNI 5.57 Rorqtns.
Ser L.st. Bugson Ssrlabt b. gamoen.s Station
UNI LOO friib.
3eins Rn6t=Waeoons ouf oisfcr 2iHt..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29
9snnfplDania zNba. 42inie - Nr. 1901
Bis 1899.

Gbfabrt bonn .Sruib=@in.gar bur6 9urt=Sr.
race CUR MeGuGob=Strabt, 5ur Rortbs apenue, sur
GREENE, ,ir Baltimore, CUR @!bemarls=, sur Sria
nito., sur Grtt.r=, ,ur gant=Str1Se, aur Qutt.rs
fon=9art=absnus. sar GTers. ,ur Saits, ,ur GbeiG'
peuts=, sur Gniptt=, 5ur @lintons, sur 2omtsStr.;
aRiidfoart ibsr bieiclb. &oute SIR Greterz, iur
ssaipns, CUR 6iob=, Jur SaItimorezStrabe banE
ipie penn ofli6 ~fabrenb.
Ser crit. Waoeon ssrlabt ben .Sruio=Sins 9art'
Ser lett. qBauuOu Ssrlabt ben -Sruio: SiG=9lrt
Ser .rfs Dragon otrldbt 9OmtsStrabe (GantOn)
Ser i,sts @aooon psrldbt SOme=strab. (GantOu)
AA Rein. Ia6tsTaogons auf bisfsr Clinic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29
MabtionIIbs .s2inis - Nr. 1901 Big
1899.

Wbfatrt BON .Sruih. Sin .Gart' urb Tabiions
9osnue bur6 T~toDiicr. apsnut 3ur Gutau=, tnr
galtimors=Strabe gum 9rOaopap, gum Sens
9Oint=Ttartt, SUB bonn grOabipap, unO surad hber
bieielbe Route.
Der crit, @agson ocrldbt ben .9raiOs6iasgGrt'
I'm 5 Mprotns.
Ser I,ste @auuon osrldbt ben .Sruib : Oils
Scr erie Moooon psrIdBt b.n groaotpap uub bic
Panf=Strabt nm $50 Morgens.
Ser lest. @a0uon p,rldbt ben SrOabtpae uHo bic
gants etraBe nm 1880 frii6.
pnbt.gpaoopng prlaFen rem sSruib= oin=Dorts
g,a5t.gpoooon p%.rlaFen ben grOaopub uro bi.
ganf. strabs Hm L9S z, 23G $50 sHO 40 rgg:
SaItimor,s Snb Gburles=Strabe nm LA. PA, 3.14
Msitii6 qe6enot R~n6tsg9aooons paifrsn bic
Baltimore unD GbarleszStrabe nm LAG, 246, 3.46
uno 4.46 Worgens.
SnfpsrtS5t z9inie - CIR. 17O1 Biz
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unigr etraBenhahn:Tsrfrhr.

I'm uniereu 2s|ern cine iorafdfti@
RenntniB bes @trabenbdbn @ptems
~ perfdaffeu. brtnseir tptr noditeknb.
nie bic Wagsons ieSsr einsslnen Clinic
narfirt iino. bnr9 tpefde StroBen bic
bstrsffenben 2inisn l%auisn, mann Der
erits uno IeBts Wueson jsbeu @nopunft
psrlafen unb auf mas fir 2iuien
Wageons bic gauge Na4t fa6pen. Jpls
esnoss lit bic 2iis:
Druib> 9iu> Gpsnus12inie - Nr. 1 Big
80.
gbfabrt bon Der Standardization an Sruio:Sin,
uao sulton.aeaue, bur6 Gruio=@oetue 3ur 9aea',
Jur Sapette=, sur Rnrtbs, Sur Soufb', Somoaros
sur Gretrz, sur G~ratt=StraBe, sur 9atterloHs
9artsNpsnuc, sur Baltimore, trr ann. Sur
grattsStrabs, uno oanu suriid ibsr Die Slnls' ME
~bortcbtnb ane :qsbeu.
Ser srts @agepn otrIdbt Sru;osoiasSart Nm
5 nbr Morqeug.
Der lests @aesOn ssrIdbt .GruiSsSinsDas'' nm
1920 friib.
Ser erte gaasoa osrldbt .90tteriOHs9art' nm
5.33 Worqens.
Der lest. Dragon S.ridbt .guttsrioHssar'' um
1851 frib.
Seir: gu9tsg5auurns auf Oisier ainis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29
Suspionz uno Gatonsbi1ea2Inie-Rr.
8O1 Big 899.

absasrt born Gsri6tss;bdub: in Sefuion burd
BIZ. To;isgeab mr. Ooun iibtr bic Oortz unb gre=
f.r;S, go,hs9inie our5 Gatonssins big aim Grb.
sunfi. In Gatonssiae; Riidiubrt iib.r oi. uamlibe
Route.
pint um 8 T.n,1tns.
Scr lest. &aqoon rerldtt Eupfon fir Cations.
bile Nm II. IS abtHss.
Scr .srHt ceaaoOH otrldbt Sa.rnspin. fir Som,
for NM COL NorQens.
Der. trA. Waason fir soniOn paiFrt bas Rats.
hans nm 5.3t Tlurqtns.
Der leste Waagon fir 9otuion poiFrt bas Utatb.
baus mn ~ Tudts.
Ser trfs @aeaOp ..ar Gatonspia. paIErt has
Ratbbcus UNI $50 -%xoratns.
Ger lestt Daeaon fir Gatonspiu: poiFrt oos
Ratbbans UNI - Radts.
9sinf gd6tsW1gaons auf biefer aini..
Waeacas. tpeI5e Gatpuspine Inn 11.23. l1.3l uno
III p%trlddtn, esben bis g9aperlp: o~i,ienigsn nm
lisa, l2.06, 1918. 1888 uno 12.4S Bis gum Srs
oineton G4nppen. Waoqons. n,l6s Sopion um
11.26, 11.S4 uno 11.50 ~perlaf.u, fabren Els lun
Srpinetou Ghuppen: ~bitisniesn nm 1l.52, l2.0+.
1919. l2.N unb IL AZ fa5rsH ium @autrIp S5ups
pen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29
Wiltens= Mpsnues2inie - Nr. 901 Biz

0bIabrt BON Der gifmors nnb gab,ttsstrnss
bnr6 GilmorsS trcbe jur @ilfsns=apenae, lnr
Erunstpids Strabt. su Den Golocrton Wisbepftn;
Riidfasrt tiber nieieibe Hpute.
Gsr rtt Massoa pHlltt Gapsttts uno Samsr'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02

OF. Niles NERVE PLAsrRRs cure ,RHEUALA.
cISM WEAK BACKS. At druRgists. only sc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02
ASTON l~filNG DiSCOY.
E.s<T

From CoopersviIle, Mich,
cones word of a wonderful. dis
covery of a pleasant tssting liqu-
id that when used before retiring
by anyone troubled with cough
always ensures good nights
rest. sit viii soon cure tho cough
too," writes Mrs S HimsIburg
e., "for three generations of our
family have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and
never have found its eqnal for
Coughs and Colds 1t Is an un-
rivalcd life-savsr when. lsed for
desperate lung diseases. Gnarn
teed bottles soc and 500 ut
Crawford Bros and j. +. Mackey
& Co.'S.
Trial bottle free.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02
Ten Were Instantly Killed.
Burning of Negro at the Stake
Seems to Have Been the Real
Cause of the Outbreak.

New Orleans, Oct. "a
special to The Picayune from
Balltown, La, says that tho race
war between tho blacks and whites
which started 1T negro camp
meeting at Duncan chapel Sunday
form a story of blood unequaIe 81
in the history OF the Pear. river
VALLEY. One white man is dead,
auother is dying with a bullet hole
through his stomach and third
white man is badly injured.
Niao negroes were killed in the
bloody atfray, three women and
one small child. A dozen or por.,
haps more negroes escaped to the
woods and swamps with wounds
that arc believed to be certain
death in the brush away from
medical care. .
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02

A. j. Broom, loss Ss, 900; ln-
surapcs 50, 500.
Bank building, loss So, 600; i'm
suraucc $500
Louis Lyons, loss 80, 900; NO
insurance.
j. ID. Ramsey, loss $1,000; in
surance $500.
Masonic Furniture, loss $3.50:
insurance $500.
Smith & Dennis, loss SO 500;
insurance 50, 800.
This constitutes the largest por-
ton of business houses of the
town. At one time the largo
store of John McSwecn was in
danger, also d. II. Traxler, but
was saved.
Later-A sensation greater
than tue fire itself was the arrest
this afternoon of w. +. Dennis
of the firm o; Smith & Dennis.
who was charged with the burns
ing. AS the rumor to tho effect
that this firm was responsible for
the great fire began last night,
late in the afternoon several citl.
IONS went to the house of these
men and searching the premises
fund several barrels of shoes and
other goods. Smith left town ear
ly in the morning for his country
home, but Dennis was at home.
He was Indifferent in manner and
had to he urged to go to the barn
and assist the citizens IN their
search. He wanted the men to
await the return of Smith before
search, but this they refused to
do. Dennisprofessed ignorance of
the goods in the barn. He was
arrested and sent for Smith.
These parties came here from
Clarendon county in tho winter
and opened a small store. They
bere good regulations and the
people are shocked at the tui +
things have taken.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02

be as much or more benefited
than any other class. so the
whole south, including both the
cotton ralscrs and the cotton man,
ufact'irers, will he greatly hene-
fitted by establishing n regular
commerce and increased trade
with the eaSt-mnst probably
more benefited than any other
section of this country. And this
tride can only be established by
providing the ways and means for
carrying the articles IF trade back
and forth across the waters of the
ocean by promoting ship-building
OBSERVER
Lancaster, October 26
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02
Trade with the East.
1t Will he of Especial Interest to
the Cotton Growers of ths
.4.s, S..3 South. x
Editor YorkvilIs Enquirer

If an act of Congress proper ly
framed and entcted, giving gsv-
ernment aid to ship-buildsrs for
carrying the trade and promoting
tho commerce. between this coun-
try and the east, will greatly in
crease the amount of our trade and
commerce, and add immensely t,
the revenue of our government,
as we think 1t will, thsn VIII,
should not all patriotic Democrats
rs well as all good Republicans,
advocate n subsidy for this pur-
pose, without regard to party af-
tiliation z If China, the Philip
pine Islands, and other eastern
couatries produce articles of com
mercs that are useful to our peo-
pie, and we have cotton and Other
goods that they stand in need of,
why should not we strive to ss-
tablish an increased trade and com
msrce with these eastern coun-
tries, and draw to this country the
trade, and not let England, Ger
many and France take it all, and
appropriate the lions shars, as
they are now doing?
The South las we'll as the north,
needs wider and larger market
for their manufactured cotton
goods especially; and where can
we find II better outlet for these
goods than on thssepopulous cas-
tern sections, where such q vast
population requires cotton good
for clothing And this trace with
tho cast will benefit all sectlops OF
this country; and ii il. will oene-
fit one section more than another,
! it will benefit the south more tnan
thenorth, because the south pro
ducss the raw materials; the cotton
which goes into the makeup OF
These goods. Then if this trade
increases the, demand for cottos
goods, i. will certainly increase
the doma..d for tho raw material
and the greater the demand fol
cetton, the greater will be It's mar
ket price.
Then it is plain to be seen tina
the cotton planters in tho sou'l
will be greatly bensEtted- by tn
increased demand for the cotton
because the price or value of tn
cotton will be increased, and tn
cotton planters in the south vii
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02
THE FIRE FIEND
IN TIMMONSYILLE,
BUSINESS PORTION OF LIT
TIE TOWN,LAlDIN ASHES. +,
w. +. Dennis Arrested He and
His Partner, Smith, Charged
with Applying tho Torch.
Special to The State.

Special to Tho State.
Timmonsville, Oct. 30. Ninety
five thousand dollars worth of
property, including 23 houses,
destroyed Ibis is the result of
y fire ut 4 - clock this morBing.
The town was awakened by a
terrific explosion and summoned to-
witness the greatest fire in the
history of the place. The explo-
sion WAS that of keg of powder
in ono of ths small stores in the
postoffice block, supposed to be
that of Smith & Dennis. The fire
spread rapidly, aided by ap east
wind.
The following stores were
burned:
S. S. Carroll, loss 81, 200; in
surauce S0OO.
l.. ANDERSON. loss $1,000; in,
surance 50, 500,
Will Wingate, loss S4O0; IN
surance nothing.
w. H. Lowman, loss $4,000:
Insurance 81, 900. E
Gus johnson, loss $500; no in
surancs.
Hill Bros, loss s1,4O0;. in
surancs 5000.
c.. A. Smith, loss $23, 900; in
surance $S, 900.
r. G. Saverence, loss S11, 600,
insurance 81, 500.
j. i. Culpsper, loss So, 500:
insurance 81, 900.
F. M. Sims, loss 81, ,75o; in
surance 5000.
McSwssn Building, loss IS, 900:
insurance So, 900.
Wslling 6 Bsnneitt, loss $40,
600; insurance unknown.
Sansbury & Eowhorn, loss $40;
no insurance. ~
J. B. Harper, loss -, 900; in.
surance 81, 500.
Armory Farniture, loss 81, 900;
insurance S4O0.
Pythian hal, sloss 81 POO; in.
surface 1915.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02
THAT THROBBING HEAD
A(H

Would quickly leave you, if
used DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands of Sufferers have pro
we'd their matchless merit for Sick
and Ne vons Headaches. They
make pure blood and bnild up
your health. Only 25 cent S.
Money back if not cured, Sold by
Crawford Bro aud j. +. Macksy
& Co Druggists.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02
GAFFNEY BRANCH.
wESTBOUND. -.

20 Minutes for dinner.
Note.-rrains, Nos. 32 and 33 are
operated daily
Trains Nos. "a, 35. IL, IL, l3. IA 15
aud l6 areOperate daily except suns
day.
Connections: At Camden with.
Southern Ry., s a. H.. and A. G.
Line, At Lancaster with l. e. g.. r.
r A. Catawba Junction with Sea
board Air Line. At Rock Hill with
Southern railway AT Yorkville with
Carolina & Northwestern II. .R. a,
Blaoksburg with Southern aiIWay
At shelby and Rutherfordton with
IS. A. l.. Al yarion, with Southern
=. II. HAW,
GsD'l. Passenger Agent
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02

One volume of Logan History
of Upper South Carolina was
loaned out several years ago to
some person in Lancaster. The
borrower will greatly oblige Mrs.
Il. G. Chafee by leaving it at this
office.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02

Brocodns beautiful colo at IS pattern yas
100 pieces yadwde dress id the kind been
stacked on the bargain counter at 10 IA pieces fine
yaiand half wide the 81 Kind 50 of
gains lot of heeceined Flanneettes
slpping them in at cents to cnch up
cases OF adard Cacoes at low price and they will
Some Soft Snaps in
Blankets and Quilts.
104 Gray cotton Blankets, the cents a pair
Good wool mixed the 50 90 kind pair
white wool Blankets the SO so kind Extra fine ali wool
the 50 90 ki"d for S3 CO. Coorabe for everybody
Sh and 81 20 few real down comforts bargain prices
Wholesale House closing scooped great
coed bed spreads a big discount customers as usual
the benefit Come quick before they all gone
.Clothing, Better Than Ever,
Prices lower Than Ever
Our guaranteed SO Suits ard marvels in quay and
ship They make glad and competitors
have anything equal them The history
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02
Bas,nzzE1,S
MG1zakeyS

"All well-all happy-lots
of fun. That is the regular
report from the monkey cage
cf Barnum's Circus ever since
he keepers began dosing the
n:onkeys with SCOTS Emul-
;on. Consumption was carry
..2g off two thirds of them
..e!y year and the circus Lad
> buy new ones.
One day a keeper accident
~ broke a bottle of Scots
nulsicn near the monkey
c"Sc and the monkeys cagcrlr
Tapped it Up from the Ecc".
This suggested the idea tll;.t i.
might Go them good. Since
then the monkeys have received
regular doses and the kcl; =
report very few deaths fy,in
consumption. OF course its
cheaper to buy Scots Enlul-
sion than new monkcys-and
that suits the circus men.
Consumption in monkeys
and in man is the same disease.
If you have it or are threaten
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02
Jur Millinery Depart
ment Rushed with Orders.

The success of shown by the
Two mline cant keep with them w"rkin
ybody delighted the nabe prices Which
high class millinery this Bargain shoe sale
out 400 pairs Ladies fine shoes prices
~ 90 will be closed out at IS and 81 Two great
ladies fine shoes select from 'e Imperial Queen
uay at - CO. 81 so S3 CO. Just picked up sample lot
pant at 6o cents the dollar We headquarters
goods Come to us for the best of everything.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02

30 suits is simple We struck Jew that money
I'VE osppened to have as odd
your choice for 81 So Two all
est an reabe 81 90 In knee pants
great Line Our little the
very cheap
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02
New Style Jackets. Canes, Furs.

Jackets are he popular this
egan line in lengths We
Fus brought this market Pces 81
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02

How Are Your Kidneyss
Dr Hebbs' sparsgns Pills cure all kidney Ills Sam.
Sas&res. Ada btsrDAS Remedy Co, Chicago or N. Y.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-02
Cleaned up the Lot
COUla GAa LIMA & GEORGIA
RXTENSIlN R:R G0NPANY

V'HETdI Pa-SetS II Dtpar;ulent.
Schedule; Effective Jun. 18th, 1901
eastern Time.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-12-14
Constitutional Contention.

Tie vote which defeated the cleo
ton of Supreme Court Judges by
the people stood 40 to "a. The dele
gates from this section voted as fol-
lows: For election by people
Messrs. Barbour, Bristow, Fletcher,
r. Walton Moore, O'Flaherty, Yves
colt. Against election by people
Messrs Cobb, Orismond, Dunaway,
Fairfax, Garnett, Hupton, Q. b.
Jones, Kendall, Walker,-Free
Lance.
The convention has adopted q
resolution providing for appointment
of a committee of five to confer with
committee from the Legislature,
touching the early adjournment OF
the latter body and its re-assembliDg
after the convention has finished its
work. 1t Is understood that the
Legislature will take recess 10
about 10 days and that the recess
will extend to about March 10 order
that the convention may have time
| within which to complete its Work
It NAV be that the convention will
not submit its work to the people loI
ratification or rejection. The senti'
ment among the convention mem
bers in favor Of the proclamation OF
the Constitution has been steadily
growing since the body voted to sub
init it to the new electorate, some
months ago. 1t is almost probable
that the convention will proclaim
the work of the body as the organic
law of the Commonwealth. In tina
case the Legislature could at once
proceed to make the code conform t
1.-The new Observation-Disclosures.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-12-14

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Eastern Shore Pro-
duce Exchange, teld at Accomac U.
Il. on Thursday, was we'll attended
10y representative farmers from every
section of the Eastern Shore, esti'
mated at from 1000 to 1900, and a
happier throng nevergathered in the
old town. Everybody seems to have
been animated with the purpose OF
doing something in the interest OF
the Exchange and a jar OF no sort
marred the proceedings OF the day
Everybody seems to have realized the
great interest at stake, in the contin.
ned success OF the Exchange, and all
differences in the methods OF conduct
ing it were happily lost sight OF IN
their great desire to do everything IN
their power to promote its best in
terests.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-12-14
In MenOrian.

In memory of Lizzie Young.
Precious Lizzie. she has left US,
Left us, yes forevermore,
But we hope to meet our loved one,
On that bright and happy shore.
Lonely the house and sad the hours,
Since our dear one has gone,
But Obi brighter home than ours
In heaven is now her own.
We had little treasure once,
She was our JOY and pride, :,
We loved her, Obi perhaps too well,
For soon she slept and died
All is dark within our dwelling,
Lonely are our hearts today,
For the one we loved so dearly,
Has forever passed away.
We have lost our darling Lizzie,
She has bid us all adieu,
She has gone to live in Heaven,
And her person is lost to view.
Oh! that darling, how we loved her,
Oh! how hard to give her up,
But an angel came down for her,,
And removed her from our flock.
By her mother and father.
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Resolutions o ( Respect by Sanford san
day school.

ReaOl a items o Respect by SanIoruSu
day school.
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God to remove by death our beloved
brother and teacher, Raymond X.
Lewis. who departed this life Novem
Der 4th, 1901, in the 9th year OF his
age, therefore be 1t resolved,
1st. That in his death this Church
and Sunday school has lost a leader
and teacher whose place it will be
hard to fill. AS a leader In the
church he was always first IN all
good works and by example and kind
words OF encouragement showed that
his was a life worthy of imitation. AS
a member of this school he earnestly
strove by his teaching and addresses
to inspire the young to rise above the
sin and vanities of this life and to
prepare for bright and happy life
beyond the grave. And we hope that
his mantle may rest on some one OF
this school who will bear it as he did.
His loss to US is almost irreparable
bat we realize that our loss is his
eternal gain and we humbly bow in
resignation to Thy will and say, THY
will be DONE"
End. That we extend to the be-
reeved family our heartfelt sympathy
in this hour of sadness and bereave~
ment and hope that they will all fol-
low in his steps on earth and be
glorinnsly -rslnitedHwitE him beSosn6
the grave. ;,
how long he struggled against dis
| ease,
| That baffled skill and care,
How long he fingered, racked with
pain,
And suffering hard to bear,
And though at times he smiled,
A smile OF heavenly birth,
And when the angels said "Come
home"
He smiled farewell to earth.
Srd. That copy of these resolu..
tions be handed to the Secretary OF
this school and ordered spread uptt n
the minutes; a copy be sent to the
family of our deceased brother and
CODY TO the Editor of the Enterprise
to be published in his paper.
(John Il. Anderton.
Committee. I Leila Dickerson.
Harrison Slant.
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The Legislature.

A bill has been introduced to pay
John A. Curtis, George b. keezell
and Pembroke Petit $500 each for
their services as members OF the
state board of fisheries.
In executive session the Senate
Monday afternoon confirmed nearly
all of the appointments OF the school
srperintendents made by the state
Board of Education. 1t was expect
ed that there might be opposition 70
some of these selections, but none
developed in the executive session.
Summed up, the Legislature has
counted the vote for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor; the base
ment" officers have been practically
selected, and there is now absolutely
nothing to be done save the passing
of the Appropriation bill which hai
been introduced. So that there
seems no reason TO expect the BODY
10 be- In session more than a week OF
ten days longer.-Dispatch.