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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13
Don't Wait
Doe Run RIPPLRS

Flno weather now.
Tom Aerrymsn Is oet sgpin.
Henry Hahn Is back to coscaing.
The meat marie, looks llue since It
was Eepaiuled.
Fmnk Bell is going to build An ad-
diIiou 10 his house.
John Griffin has removed 10 Doe
Run with bis family.
Grnpd display OF electricity on the
5lh aud little rain.
Mrz. Alez Key visited her mother,
Mrs. Dix, last Saturday.
Mn. Joe LeGrand Of Irondale Is
visiting her father here this week.
C. J. Williams lell on the slh for
Black Rock, Ark, goF sAor, visit to
his parents.
Mrs. Daniel Horton Of Washington
county was here last week looking for
8 place to buy.
AuioIhs johnson is homo from Sc.
Louis whers he hus been working for
the inSi two months.
Mrs. d. l. farmhouse came up 10
Doc Run Lass Friday 10 SOC her fslher,
Rev. W. d. Hamilton.
John Harsh Of Flat River was bur.
led 10 The Doe Han cemetery Saturday
by the X. Ct p. lodge.
bad White ranied off 8 span Of
horses aad Sam Ross won them. Tar
hacl waltham bsugh, them Of Sam.
Frank Jacob has put up new gutter
Ing on each side OF bis store. lie
dOesur want 10 haul wateF this sum-
mcr.
john Hahn Is making The coach
yard lock ane. That's right, John,
keep everything In order. aud peahsps
after awhile ths company will bald
yoa coach shed.
March, 10. qHE Kin.
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LlBERTYvILIr ITEMS.


PIeasau. weather, Dot very unplcas.
ant roads.
\ Mr. }. q. Dimes Of Mime LaMolte
was here on business ono day lnst
week.
Harold Grow. son OF NJ. ]. o.
Grow, eatered Carleton College last
week.
Bliss. Ste Mary Kinkead Is on an
exlended visit 70 Pennington iriesds
and relatives.
Noah Sebastian, WHO IS attending
school at Pennington, was dowr 10
see bis parents Saturday.
Rev. Vaughn. Presiding Elder Of
NJ. y. Church, held firsl quarterly
meesisg al Wesley chapel laAs week.
Mrs. L, p. Keith moved from the
Clark farm laE seek and nav oeeu.
pies the house osued by Dir. c. 5.
Hughes
Joha Hudson, J. r. Simpson aud
J.. w, Banes have been on The aick
list, but wo have heard all arc i'm
proving COW
Since our public school closed, our
Postmaster sppeaIs somewhat lonely
We uo,ieo him often looking aiar of
and Ia deep meditation. Well, we
dOnt understand.
One OF Annie Nelson's boys (eol-
orcd) was Out hunting February rs,
aud discharged a sliOa gun which was
loaded pretty heavy, The gus burst-
cd and the bEesoh pin lodged In Che
boys forehead. A younger brother
pulled the pin cut. aud they made
their way = Short distance "a the housc
DE-. PFessneli was scot for and went
down and fiEed hlm up. The Doctor
says the hole 10 biz bead was about
~ inches long, aud some Of bis
brains run cut, bot he Is living yet and
recovering. Il makes Us think, some
times, that wo are living In al age Of
miracles
Married, February 2sih, 1909, at the
Meihodia parsonage, Marion Moran
sad bliss AnnIe q. Sebastian, Rev. n. |
u Meilee officiating. AIR Ai0gau b
one u ous most popular young mea,
having been cBgaged 10 sbe milling
business here for several years, bat |
sold cut lass fall, aud engaged 10 iara.
Ing, This bride Il the accomplished |
daughter Of Judge q. W. Sebastian |
and is iavorIte with 81 her acquaint-
sHecs. They will move en- lbe CLARK |
farm soon. MAy their journey through
life DO pleasant, and the cords Of love
grow stronger with the advancing |
years,
March 10. FELIx.
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siHIiin, your best photographer.
MozaIt Symphony Club March IL.
Troublesome money. See John
kirbeTg.
Go.seIt Is putting 10 fill line of
groceries.
20 pounds OF graduated sugar for a
dollar at Gossett's.
Fresh garden seeds in bulk a, A.
J.. Onen's.
For nice pair Of trousers go to
Jacob I.oreuz.
Charles Degnire Of Fredericktown
spent Monday in town.
Grand Shoe Sale AT Closets Satur-
day, March 10Th.
Prof John C. EIsenberg visited rel.
Rllves 10 town Monday.
Choice line Of evaporaled and dried
fruits al Klein Grocer Co.
Hear tho hoEaTt Symphony Club at
the Opera House siaroh i7th.
Clover, timothy, redIop and blue
grass reeds st A. l.. Orlehs.
Dcslogc has been made 4 pTessden-
lial pos, Office, with salary Of $1,000.
For corn, hay, cats and all kinds Of
seeds 60 to Mccormick, sproIt q Co.
KoRs Weber, who has been attend
Ing law school NJ ABn Arber, Mich.
returned homo Saturday.
Everything Is sweet, fresh and clean
at ARlsen q AIbasgh's Chy Mica, Mar.
ket, Give Them trial.
Our sioek Of dry goods, groceries.
saoes aud clothing cannot be excellsd.
SEQ US before you buy. ---Ae Cornaios,
SPrott a Co.
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Nsuer Of Annu.I sehaol HlectIsn.

Notice Is hereby given 10 tho quail.
fed voters Of School District No. %,
Township No. Sc, Range 40. East,
(Ciiy Of farmington) Coanty Of ST.
Francois, State of Missouri, that the
annual school meeting Of said dislric,
win be held on Tuesday, April LIST,
1902, rs provided by section 9s74,
Revised Statutes OF 1899 Of the State
Of Missouri, for the purpose Of eleciing
two dinc,ors TO serve three years
each, tO-wit;
Tho voters OF said school district
livieg east Of the 81. Louis road and
north Of The Gravel road will vote q,
the Mayors Office (Flrst Ward in the
City Of FaFmington).
Tho voters living west Of 81. Louis
road and north Of Gravel road will
vote at the sheriff's Office IN tho Court
lIcase (Seeond Ward Of said City Of
Farmlngtonl.
The voters living west Of Washing
ton street and Perrine road and south
Of Gravel road will vote af Adam
schmi,t's wagon shop (Third Ward
Of said City OF Farmiugtoh).
Tho voters living east Of Washing
ton street and Perine road and south
Of Gravel road will vote II u. Mad
ley's shoe store (Fourih Ward Of said
City of Farmington),
Polls 70 be open from : O'Clock \.
m. TO O'Clock p. M.
3. L. kLEtN,
March IS, 1909. District Clerk.
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CHURCHES.

PuEshvrEHAE-Rev J. tEsLiE ALsuonrH,
Paaiar-Ireaehing sunday morning ana eve
ainE, sunday school at SD q. m. WA. NJ.
u1ALAs superintendent. Prayer ms"isng
Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, suUTH-iiry. W. J.
ls~YA, Iastor 80 Preaching cEery sunday
aing ami evening, sunday Rcool nt q
m, aEaxmL iTrKiN. sap't, PTayeg
meeting eyury Wednesday evening.
MErHoDtsT EriaooPAr--itev J. ). Martin,
Pastor; preaching every sunday morning
and evening; Sunday school At sso a. 80.
q. y. Kniam. sppt, frazer meeting eyssy
"Wednesday evening.
BArTtsr Rey'd ;. D. wkTsoS, pastor
preaching second and fourth sundays each
month. morning and evening. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. sun
pay school e.so a. N, Mrs. J0sle Mason.
superintendent.
CHHisTIaN CuuRCn-Eid. q. 81, TALnNHT.
pastor. PREACHING ever sunday at n 90
q. AZ. and D 90 9, m. sunday school every
sunday nj g.c NJ. II. 4. sgINK, super.
Intsndont. T.P.sC. y. every sUis;:s=y go
ning al O'Clock. Midwest prayer meet
ing "Wednesday evevoninB at = O'Clock.
s.urnzHax--Eev. 4. l.. RoHlSNs, pastor
Preaching every SUNDAY morning except the
fourth. catcchism after church.
CarHoLlC-Rov. Father TUoMEr. resident
priest: Mass every sunday except nrst AZ 10
O'Clock; eatechisui same days NJ 9,o.
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AIR. parkburst sieelb announces
himself this week as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Prose.
cutting Attorney. Mr. Eleeth IL a
81. Francois ccaasy product, a son Of
Judge II, sleeth, aud Is bright young
man of good legal aliainnneuts. He
attended the law school Of the slichi-
gan State University, and was admitted
TO the bar In 1899, after which he was
associated With the law firm Of Carter
& Weber, aud later with Carter q
Huff. lie IL IN enthusiastic young
Democrat, a good worker, and Il nom
mated and elected will lend bis best
energies 10 the discharge sf the daiios
Of the important oIlico Of Prosecuting
Attorney. lie asks Of the Democrats
Of the county careful aud favorable
consideration Of bis candidacy at the
primary election.
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Feb. 25th. Rsssos PralAsr and Miss
kosalla Tswnsley Of hoe Hun; marrisd
same day by Squire Allen ASasw,
March 9th. Thos. n. Knox OF Chi.
eago and AIRS, u. ]. Mav-sn u 81
yirs.
sshs VI. ID. Hardin and afi.s raal-
Inc MARKER Of Besns 1crre; married
90 Sab By Rev. =. b. Fiske.
10th, y RickAsd and Miss Jniia
Edwards Of Flat Rivsr, married same
day by Elder J, z. Rudy.
10th. Ernst Rossatcngei aud Mias
Laura Polson d Dee gua.
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OouRTT OFFICERS.
COURTS

Crscut, oopsr--J D. Fux. Juay4--secoaa
nonhzys ~ Say ami EUvembur
UoCsIrKcopRg-flrSt Mondays In FsnFua.
~. MAJ August AMI November.
PROBATE CouRr--Socund Mondays IA Jan
aArT. AprIi, 5uiy anG Octuber,
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Rev. Dr. NaAls Of Eaton, Colorado,
occupied The palpii al The Presbyterian
church last Sunday. and will preach
thera sgsln shEs "wednesday evening
also Friday cveHIag and nexs Sunday.
The subject ss- the serusou Friday
esss-:..lag win le sThe yospE womsn's
Coaseas :, On Sunday morning.
ssOas fhorgfss 81 Inc Chsiss. Z viii
~ tbs theme III bis discourse, sad enl
s,aaday evening. ssliHa, spesk 10 That
fsuag Man" The Presbyterian ooa-l
gregasiou here raay extend : call To-
az Kn2ie 70 preach for them.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Miss Jessis Lee spaugh visited her
sister, Miss bertha, q, bismarck Sat
urday sad Suaday.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Ge&seit's grand Opening win be
March 20 and &c. Go Qua and see
his stock
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Mr.. Vim. Kimball Of San Francisco,
travelling for sh Eastern book house.
gave 40 interesting talk before the
Moaaay Chat At Mira. KirbcFg's In re-
gard TO the establishment Of . free
public library. The Club will prob
ably take the MISTER IN charge. and
sle columns OF THE TEMEs SIRE ossce
IS always towards tho dlscussEoa Of all
thugs for the upbuiidlsg u FARM
ington.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

House aud Eve aces Of land near
the Asylum foF rent. Apply 10 Clay,
Buck q Fleming.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13
True
Economy

The difference III
cost between an alum
baking powder and
the high class
cream of tartar bak-
ing powder would not
amount for a family's
supply to one dollar
a year.
DR.. Prices i the
standard cream oI tar
sar baking powder. ~
makes the food de-
lcious and hralthiui
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fahafe Addllinn DO Vacant iofs for sa.s
sa'aa huuiuah Smith, BIceek a. Co.

Mrs Jnlieiie Gregory, aged 80
yean, died az the bone Of heF son.iB
law, DIR. l.. j. YillaEs, IN Frederick
town, on the 4th Inst. She bad been
confined 10 hse bed for twelre ycars
With bFokea hip. during whieh ilnie
she bad been helpless, but olLesw:sr
enjoyed good health. She was Che
grandmother Of n. r. uregory Of
lhia place
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

The Mozart Symphony Club Of New
York will play Al the opers House on
Monday evening. March IL. Il being
tho 9Th Of The series Of entertainments
arranged Tor BY the Union Eniertain-
meat Course Of Pennington. This is
the eleventh season Of tbs Mozart Sym
phoay Club, and It's reputation IL swsy
up In @. /, has delighted audiences
and lovers Of rare music In all the
principal Cilies and towns 10 the eoVn-
Try, and tlie press notices are unstlntod
IN their praise Of the performers, col
leesively aud individually, each Of
whom Il declared 10 be q finished art
let. Or people are promised u rare
mnsleal trest on the 18th, and the
Opera HonsO ought TO be filed to over.
Howiag. Those who do not hold sea-
son tickets viii hnd tickets on sale ri
the City Drug Store.
Krau, Of K'sin's by the gallon, half
.srrol and barrel.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pres
byierian Church has taken q contract
to make $50 sheets aud 261 pairs Of
pillow cases foT the Asylum. Whist
nouey the society mAy make out Of
tbs contract wilt go towards putting
new windows ia the church.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Miss May Fulton Of 81. Louis, trim
meF 10 the millinery department Of
Gossetl's store, came this week.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Mr. A. J. feathers has purchased
lot Of Hos. T. n. Carter 10 the south
ives. part Of town, ssa Is erecting
handsome cottage.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Go 10 Gossel's Shoe Sale, Saturday.
March 10.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Mr.. 7. II. McCeun has removed bis
saddle shop 60 the building formerly
occupied by Dalton d Marks.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Mr.. u. II. harbury announces him
self this week ~ a candidate for the
Democratic nomination ior l'rosecal-
log Attorney. Mr. Murbsry is we'll
known to tho people Of this e"naly as
a lawyer OF ripe experience, energetic
and full Of vim and 60. lie is con-
yersanl with the criminal as we'll as
civil practice, Is careful plsader and
iorveiai advocate, and Il nominated
and elected wOald make n elezr- beaded
and efficient enforesr Of the law. lie
is stannsh Democrat, a genIsl and
appToaohSble mAa, and those who may
have business with him win end him
courteous and obiiging. 10 making
up your minds for whom to vote for
this important position, at the primary
election, give his claims and fitness
the eareiul consideration to which
they are entitled.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

AIR. Joseph Pinkeston OF Fla, River
announces himself this week rs q can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Representative, and enters tho race
at the solicitation Of n large number
Of friends. Mr.. PinkertoR Is not q
stranger IN these parts, having lived
about fifteen years IN Our nslghborlng
county, Ste. Gonevieye, aud for the
last five or six years at Fiat River,
where be has followed BILE occupation
OF carpenter aud contractor. lie was
al one time organiser for the American
Federation Of Labor, and also Leotuur
iaF the Farmers aud Lsborers' Union,
10 which no formed large asquaiuI-
anes 10 this and adjoining counties.
Ito Is n thorough Democrat aud has
voted tho State aud National tickets
straight since he was tweniy-Sue years
Old. II nominated aud elected Il will
DC his purpose TO lie 8 representative
of all the people, ptomisg to dis
charge his duties faithfully, aud asks
the favorable consideration of all Dem
ocrats a, tho primary.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Mrs. DAVid Lackey ia spending a
couple Of weeks with her daughter,
Miss Alma, 10 81 Louis.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Go TO Jacob Loreu1 for a fhe suit
OF clothes. Over Dr. G.. Vs.. williams
building, next to TINgs Office,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Mr. W. a. Cloud dropped In on US
Tuesday to pay up his 22d annual sub
scFiplion to THE TtaEs. and counts
himself among the papers most con-
slant readers. He L., besides, a first
class barber, having been practically
engaged In the business for nineteen
years, and is always TO be iouHd a. bis
shop 10 the st. Francois Hotel.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

We arc selling all winter clothing
a, reduced prices. For bargains 60 TO
AoCormick, Sproit 4 Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Tou will find Martin 70 Tho Peoples
Beat photographer. 'Ph0us III.
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Seed oats, s;SSer and timothy seed,
orchard grass. mIllOl and eli kinds OF
Geld aud garden secd eaa be found ct
MeCormick, Sprolt & Co.'S.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Hon. y. n. Carter annospces him
self this week as = candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Prosecuting
Attorney. Ii would be supeftasas
for rs 20 introduce him 10 The people
Of tkis county, for hS has been long
and favo-s5ly known to them. He
has heretofore served them asceptably
Ia that capacity as well As Repressat-
asives and has several times carried
the county for higher positions. dis
record as Prosecuting Attorney Is oflen
referred TO a. an exceptionally clean
aud efficient one, and no one questions
his knowledge Of the Law, both 10 lis
civil aud crlminal branches. MIR. Car.
tor las been q familiar figure 10 The
csusiy- Coz ;wsE -ave years or more,
and has ga enviahle name for honesty
and integrity among all who know
him. he asks bis old friends aud tie
good people Of The eeanty 60 give bis
candidacy favorable consideration at
the Democratic primary.
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For Rest-Hsrris brick store build
Ing, three doors east Of Post 0fioe.
See Clay, Buek & Fleming.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Buckwhcat aud pancake tlonF and
maple syrup At Klein Grocer Goa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

State Miuo icspeotlr George X.
Williams has removed With bis fam
by 10 Pennington, and IS domieilcal in
the Calvert house Ia College addition.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Seed oats, seed corn, seed potatoes
aud all kinds OF gartien seed 81 Cole
& Nixon's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Mr.. J. A. Spro,t has started two
new houses 10 Pennington, making
hslt dozen or more that he has had
buIll In town, besides sixty or seventy
Ia the county. John has a passion
for building houses.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Dr.. Topping has sold bis practice
at Fiat River TO DIR. DpuHsll, and he
and his family are spending few duys
In Pennington wlth the family Of Mrs.
Topplng's father, Mr, Blue.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Cso Chase q Saaborn's Seal and
Special Coffees. For sale only By the
Klein Grocer Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Currants, secdless FAisius. eiiran.
orange and lemon peels .. Klein Gro
msf CompAny's.
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Mr.. J. w. Fleseher, who travels 10
The East for the Wrought Ion Range
Co, returned TO hts wsrk last week
after sPeading several weeks here With
bis family.
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viii Bruets, who was 80 severely
burned Ia tho o'Bannon q ShcaFlock
Gre, has recovered, aad has bought
the Exchange Restaurant on Liberty
street.
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Don't miss tic shoe sale at Gosscit 8
March 10.
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Gssseit's grand opening win be
Alarch 25 and &c. Go Qua and see
his stock.
Miss Jessie Lee spspgh visited her
sister, Miss bertha, at Bismarck sat-
urday aad Suaday.
House aud Eve acces oI land near
the Asylum foT rent. Apply 10 Clay,
Buck q Fleming.
Mrs. DAVid Lackey ia spending a
couple Of weeks with her daughter,
Alias Alma, 10 ST Louis.
We arc selling all winter clothing
a, reduced prices. For bargains 60 to
MoCormick, sprott 4 Co.
Go to jacob LoreuS tor a iihe suit
Of clothes. Over Dr. q. ". Williams
building, next to TNEs Office.
Mr.. T. II. McCsun has removed bis
saddle shop 10 the building formerly
occupied by Dalton q Marks.
Miss May Fulton Of 81, Louis, trim
meF 10 the millinery department Of
Gossett's store, came this week.
Mt. A. J. LeAthcn has purchased a ]
lot Of Hos. r. II. Carter 10 the south
west part Of town. ssa Is erecting
handsome cottage.
Seed oats, slower aud timothy seesl,
orchard grass. mIllsi and oil kinds OF
Geld aud garden seed eaa be found at
McCormiek, Sprolt & Co.'S.
State Miuo Inspector George X.
Williams has removed with his fam
by 10 Pennington, aud IS domicilcll In
the Calvert house Ia College addition.
viii Bruets, who was 30 severely
burned in tho o'liannon q Shcarlock
Gre, has recovered, aad has bought
the Exchange Restaurant on Liberty
street
-
Mr. J. w. Fletcher. who travels ia
the East for the Wrought Ioa Range
Co, returned 20 hts wsrk last week
after sPeAding several weeks here With
bis family.
Dr.. Topping has sold bis practice
at Fiat River to DIR. DpuRsll, and he
aud his family are spending few duys
In Pennington with the family OF Mrs.
Topplng's fAther, Mr. Blue.
-
Mr.. J. A. Spru,t has started two
new houses In Pennington, making
h4lt dozsn or more that he has had
IN AZ, oonn,y Iobn rs o.s,,on
:" 'ne county, 'Onu "~ PSA''"u
iot uu!iuihT HOUSES
l.
ihs Lau'es ara society of t"e r'es
oJ'e'ian Chufea mas 'aEeh conuaet
% make COS shee's ana Ee' pairs OF
pllio" cases ios tue Asylum. "h't
money Inc society may make on, OF
'he contract WIZ go towards P"'lng
nc" WINDOWS !" TUG eho'Ch'
W" 'N''' TUG SUM- sA'' AZ "'''''
AZ, "a c,,na d,o,n.5 4.
r,osa.- 90 ,.w -, A. osL 900, -
49,, go. a.. s.ao,.s -" go, go
-, - u" - a.,
.,."s $50 L.v1.. 49,, ,r.",,aaI,v
80, n, 49, - ~ ..s.",.as
- = -. ~ q. - :, ~
- T. ~ ., ps.s. ~ - t,a 80
w. ~ -.
rsda,ls ldill,.n Vacant hsfs kDy saGr
saIua huuiuoH Smith, BIceek 4 Co.
-
Ars. 1nlieiie S'egory, aged 20
aw, DR.. l.. j. YiilaFs. IN Frederick
own, on The 4th Inst. She bad been {,
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TsseA eaiisA aua rzskyksi il i.
lt6 3ss..,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03
Death OF Mrs TIC Horton

"A phone message to relatives
at this place from Kershaw Thurs
day morning announced the death
of Mrs. Millie Horton, wife of
Mr.. I. G. Horton, which occurred
early .hat morning after u linger-
ms illness. Mrs. Horton was u
daughter of the late John Stover
of the Flat Rock section and was
about SO years of age. She leaves
surviving her six sons and one
daughter, Miss Cleo Horton. The
sons are G. G. Jr., A. r., b. c.,
Clarence, Thomas and Lucius Hor,
ton. All of the family reached her
bedside the day before her death.
Mrs. Horton was member of
the Methodist church and an ex-
emplary christian lady. Her re-
mains were buried at.
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S1.50 FER. ANNUM.
Attention Democratic Clubs
County Executive Committee.

County Executive Committee.
Lancaster, S. c., April -, '62.
The Democratic Clubs of Lan-
caster County are hereby notified
to meet at their respective head
quarters on Saturday, April 26th
inst, in accordance with the party
rules, for the purpose of reorganl-
zing and electiDg delegates to
County Convention which will
assemble at the Court House in
Lancaster on Monday, May 9Th,
at II m. The County Conven.
ton, when SO assembled, will
elect delegates to the State Con
vontion to be held in Columbia
on May 21st next, and to transact
such other business as NAV be
proper.
The ciu's are entitled to send
to the County Convention one
delegate for every twenty five
members and one fer a majority
fraction thereof, and each club,
at its meeting on the 26th inst,
shall select member of the coun-
tr nvnnI,fiyn
Besides electing delegates to
the State Convention, the County
Convention will elect County
Chairman and a member of the
State Democratic executive COM
mittec. }. +. Nisbet,
Chairman.
a. j. Clark, Sec. ct.
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Death Of Mrs Baker

Mrs. Salina Baker, of the Rich
Hill section, died at the home of
her son in law, Mr.. j. j. Reeves,
after protracted illness, about
~ O'Clock M, on Thursday. She
was the widow of the late VIM.
Baker and was "A years, / month
and 13 days of age. She leaves
three children surviving her, VIZ ::
Mrs. w. K. Robertson, Mrs. L.
z. s. Hammond and Mrs. j j.
Reeves. She was member of
the Methodist church. Her re-
mains were inferred at Fork Hill
church yesterday.