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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-14
FOR Observation-Disclosures

E1AA hA4-E--MASL \ AsAsAhEDA&
FOR sALE-Cheap. at once; leaving city: entire
contents 20 w- hnelJ furnished residence. ma
lQeany library tables, parlor, dining. bedroom
furniture, lu oak, mahogany. and biri's-eve ma
Tlef Shoemaker piano; pier mirrors china closet
large bookcase. leather couch. iron aud bras beds
"aEorones, Ane collection antique pewter and cop
per dishes rare lamps, tine rockers ant number
les odd pieces. good az new. COL h n
CROSSE, AL 9th st. NV. cas-
C0GsWELLs is the cheapest and most reliable
place TO buy new aud secondhand harness.
1i2gies traps. Surveys. ,iaytons, am; delivery
wagons 20 llth 81. nv eI4-7
FOR SaLE-Pawu ticket for solitaire diamond ear
rirgs and ring Address BOX To. this Office.
NILS
FOR sALE-New Homes. singers. Domestir
Wheeler az Wilson's. and other irst-ciazs sewing
machines, =, > and $40. FUNK $ 81 ST. Sc
mI4-3
FOR sALE-Two show cases. one s0-eaIIon oil
AK, ana three-buruer gas8ieEe stove Apply At
GROCERY STORE. 9Jzia sth 81 Hly. mIS-S
WHY PAY SEQ for Sewing Machine. We sell The
came machine for less than hail smaller weekly
payments l50el- Latest attachments. 5 years
guarantee. No agents commissions or high rent
Ca pay Good machines. $50 up. same terms
50 az e. sW- open evenings. mI3.s
FOR. sALE-Infsut's outfit. complete; was never
used taI al a25 81. nw. miss
FOR SALE-New upright piano: must sell at
oHce; all new improvements. cheap for casb
address BOX lO2, this Office. mIZ-s
FoR SALE-New typeWulers, half price and less
MOORE BROS, Rooms ard 3, gl5 n 81. Phone
Lso-2. m4-2O
NEW go DROP CABINET SEWING MACHINES
~ A. The Domestic Office, a q II. Trial Free
Send Postal Renting. Ioc 4 Day. Reliable Re
pairing C. AJEREACH. Phone East I'D est
on CREDTT-Dress goods. suits skirts. furs. lace
curtains, blankets. comforts, mems and boys
clothing, etc Address BOZ J82, this Office.
ieI-s5t LED
FER SALES Tor AoTris ctairs with hair cu.b-
ion 50 for hair mattress In two parts oak arm
rockers. Sl.f5; bedroom and paTior suites a. "
per week REDAONDs. EI-sl3 9TH 81 Nv.
est
FOR sALE-GCod quality opNqus shades. ntred
70 your ElEHows only 25es the bes. quall,y oil
opaque ala ., 5Jci nung free: vii CAL VITA
samples hLEEBLAIT'3 IIth and ne
Phnnr r-lsI 25-D cot
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BRENTWOOD. MD--LOTS IN BRENTWOOD
TRACT, three minutes walk from DISTRICT
LINZ STATION CITY AND SUBURBAN ELEC-
THO; JNxl+O; 500 Lots 5azZ00 three min
utcs further, SI25. ANY lot. - monthly 90
lots 90 choose from. Nearly as many sold last
season SIX houses building. HOLIDAY TRACT
both sides electric road. and B. & o. STATION
on property. Lots +lXlZj. $50 TO 500. STORES
and POSrOFFICE. Streets graveIed and lighted
Any lot . per month 800 TO choose from As
many sold and improved ". A BARTLETT
Loan and Trust Building feIg-38t
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ron RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS


FOR RENT One large front room: southern ex-
UoSure; well heated ON car line: convenient to
lapItol and Library in quiet family no children
g r ST. Sc elias
FOR RENT NiccIy-hIruished front room to gen
ueman. SO. second story back, well heated So;
neat BAN room, - per month. s2l 18th st. nw.
eIf-3
FOR RENT-F.aished and uufuruished rooms,
no 'th ST. NV miss
FOR RENT-One furnished room for gentleman
and wife. one unfinished room for gentleman.
205 View York ave NV. Mis-
FOR RENT-Lsrgc room. second floor. furnished
or unfurnis ned; we'll heated gas bath. 5l6 ID
st. NV mI4-3
FOR RENTED IIh st.; furnished rooms.
cheap; week or month, housekeeping OF business;
gas for cooking. mlf3
FOR RENT-one furnished second floor front
room. warm gentleman, 50. 100 Mas. ave
MAS
FOR RENr-Ncatly furnished front room, south
eTn exposure 90 G ST. Sc mI4-1
FOR RENT-Funished room, suitable for two.
reasonable. 100 1oth 81. ms. mIf3
FOR RENT-Front furnished room; heat and gas:
50 month. 7lj AN ST. ne. eI83
FOR RENT-Oue front single room ut $50 In
diana ave; steam heat and well furnished; price,
81 per month. eIJ-3
FOR RENT-Furuisbcd. nice. large third floor
front room; heat and gas 600 I st. NV miss
FOR RENT-4lS 9TH st. sv.; ON car line; finely
furnished room. with board; accommodations for
two; gentlemen preferred. MISS
FOR RENT-Large. finely furnished front room,
SO AZ Sd ST. NV. miss
FOR RENr-Furnizhed room, S. gentlemen. AS
St NV ml3-3
RON us-,-.-
desirable parior, sIsiisiUie TOR doctor, OF light
housekeeping. Apply before OF after $50 p.
M ais ID St NV. mlS-S
FOR RENT-Furnished room. IA n st. NV.
mI3-3
FOR REST-seO 21st ST. corner II ST. NV; three
nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping in warm.
we'll kept house; also other rooms first, second
and third floors. reasonable MISC
FOR REST-Furnished or unfinished delightful
front room other rooms; gentlemen preferred
I254 I3.I 81. NV ml-5
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms: heat and gas;
n2th On each floor Jl2 St NV MISS
FOR -Nicely-furnished front room, with
heat, $40. SO II ST. NV Cl2-3
FOR RENTING cheerful parIoIs; small heated
room, $. go sth St NV. el2-s
FOR RENT-23I Mass. ave. NV. second-Aoor
'front.' 'front.' room, furr-ished; southern exposure; no
children gents preferred. el23
FOR RENT-One good-sized furnished room $;
also one for a. lG2 7th ST. NV. cI28
FOR RENT Comfortably furnished rooms; -.
So gentlemen. CD + NV mI2-3
FOR RENT-weu heated front noon. furnished.
SOP llth ST. nv. MIS-
FOR RENT-Tro furnished rooms. light house
keeping; no children co 9Th st. sW- MIS-
FOR RENT-Two vel furnished rooms in
nicely appointed house; also three uusurnished.
SO z So NV nI2g
FOR RENTING second floor 'front.' communi-
eating rooms; bath same floor gf4 New York
nv. ruT@-8
-0l st. NH.-FuuisGcd OF uu:uruishrd de-
siIable rooms. with without board. central
location; terms moderate elI-7
FOR RENT Furnished room. second floor front;
bay windows; gentleman preferred. 22s 81.
NV. lUII-g
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OCEAn STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN line
RED STAR LINE

NEW YORR-SOUTHANPToS-LONDoN
St Paul-Feb.- 70 10 am. PHiI'gEis Mch. s 10 n
y Louis-Ecb. 20. 10 an Sc Paul Mch l.. 10 a N
- n
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE-

hANIED-By col0red girl, place as chamber
mad or cook. Call AZ 2OOl sth 81. NV. el4-2
WANTED-By neat colored girl. place as ge-eraI
house"orker. l2Z2 Madison e. ma. 81
hANfED-By colored woman. place as cook or
general worker, stay al night. with reference.
= ADAMS Express court. between ID and 3D. r
and q 81 nW. u
NAAIED-By colored woman. place 10 do gen
efal holseNorS IN private family; 90 home az
hlsA.' I1lv 81 -. nv
NANTED-By respectable colored woman. place
o. good cool boz private family OF general house
EeIeeI. cet ~ lOlf 81. ne. M
NAATED-By experienced dressm.ker, position in
l4iillia- AlnreA- Go 80 81. ne Mia
WANTED-By a widow. having plenty Of time.
experience. and well posted. situation 10 do mar
keting, shopping Of any description or transact
any kind Of business for parties feeling ind.s-
poscc % DO same, reference furnished. Address
BOX lOe. this ofhce, for interview nl3-Z
ANTED-By tTo respectable colorcd girls from
.7ginia- places as general h0lsexorkers Call
"a Ridge 81. between 81 and y. 4th and sea sts
nv. eIg-g
WASTEp--By respectable girl. place a, nurse
o. light houseworker- Call $50 eth e. uW. cI2-z
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

For sale. large piece Of improved real estate;
hrSt-class built and located: pays a big interest
desired. on easy tennis Address BOX 20. this
once. fest
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HELP wANTED-m.LE & FEMALE.

NANTED-Tw0 men and four women caurasz-ns
on salary Saturday A. m. COLUMBIA COFFEE
CONCERN, Room II, 5Is 10Th ST. NV ID
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. w. Ner-
kle, agent, 1923 Penna- ave-. Washington D. c.
Prom Ocean 20 Ocean. To al points in Canada
and the United States northwest Accommod1-
tons unsurpassed Connecting al Vancouver WITH
the steamships Of the Empress Line Tor Japan
China, and the Philippines. also with the Ca
madam Australian Line for the Hawaiian Islands
and Australia. For rates and descriptive nam
nhlets znn-v . ". W MerkIe arnr.
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WASTED-HOUSEcS-

WANTED-To buy a house prefer corner, with
store. or one 10 convert into storei 5000 Adj
dress Boz 10. this Office fHlf-s
NANIED-At once. ior immediate purchasers.
iplf houses % the northeast from 5000 10
$500, one with stable; owners give FUN plr.ia1l-
lars al once 7. j. GILES, rs Ilu St. H.
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NANTED-Young lady cashier in grocery store:
D. Bookkeeping; 81 wees address BOX 100. this
oic-c- eIs-2
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL EsTATE NAMED.

Small Houses in the Northwest and Northeast
Rave purchasers on hand for them.
LIST YOURS WITH NE
EUGENE r. GADDIS.
ml3-I s25 9TH ST. y W.
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]. |. SHERWOOD & BROTHER,
FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR sALE-HOUsEs-
FOR sALE-Eisht bricks. s.. so; rent, s4l- 20
W. c. HALDEMAN, III l4th st.. el3-3
FOR SALES. $50; only 500 cash: new six-room.
bath, and cellar brick ". c. HALDEMAN. III
18th st. eI3-3
FOR SALE-ThrcE-SJOTy brick. ne rooms
bath. cellar, furnace heat; English basement
price $3.50; terms, $3.50 per month. including
interest. Address BOX 30, this Office Mis-
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xANTED-aoOs,s AND BOARD.

hAAIEB-K90m and board with widow ladr.
man With son SIX years olds no other baar,ier,.
Adde'S BOY Il5 this Office rrTg-g
UANTED-CoUNTR PROPERTY,
WILL EXCHANGE high-cIass uudoubted mining
securities Tor large plantation IN Maryland or
Virginia, Underwater preferred. Owners a-.,.rar.
y a. KNOW, Real Estate TrJsst Bldg. PhiIa-
el.lLd- mg-I
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WANTED-MISCELL
wASTED-To buy old feather beds. p. MARKS.
8 Myrtle - Ella
WANTED several fishing seous. about cighr feet
long. Acdres MRS. TAILOR. -Four Nile Run Va
el3Iz
WANTED-Paun tickets for diar-oud- and Jew
ely; cash paid for old gold. silver etc. LOUIS
ABRAHAAs, fa3 9Th 81 E0. feIs.tf
WANTED-Nicsel-plate Showcases. 8. 3. or 10
ieet. Azores olo 9Th a. NV. eI35
INFANTS AND SMALL CHILDREN cared for At
reasonable terms. For information apply I-g7
34th 81. mia
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for iron. lead. COP
per, bras. bottles, book stock and rubber. aiso
machinery and general merchandise hBGAR
BAUM. zoos 5th 81. NV. deI2-tf
WANTED viii pay highest cash price for
ladies and gents Ca=t-of clothing. Address
postal, WlI call T. IARSHEs, 1875 eth ST. NV
fe5-3Ut
WASTED-Cash paid for al kinds Of household
IuTuIture, Office fH1 store hxturCs; also sold on
commission Il. ROSENBERG. AuctiOnecr. 6s9
Louisiana NV. e24-tf
WANTED-Brng your old gold and silver.
watches and diamonds TO the MINT Sl5 Q ST
nv, and get full value in ready money GO
MARTIN. Manager iaI7-9-1
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h tAI LD-Good seamstres VIII sew reasonably
-Lh 81. u- q
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NASTED-Heliable honest lady as work in,
h05-ese-peI in srHtleman's nome. Apply 700
l-tI 81 nv 81
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LOST.

LOST-Fernale fox terrier. brown spot. on head
and back; eight years old; heavy. small scar
on nose; answers % name Of Jack, had on collar
with tag 1905 Reward II returned Co 2I5 r s,.
a
LOST-Tuesday, 81. Bernard dog and fox terrier
puppy; white with spot over left cyc- were
together Reward D. returned 70 G22 Eye 81. uw.
els
LOsT-CentIemau's watch fob. with engrsved
monogram, r.. ,. g.. Pleas return same 10
X = HESTER, sef l8th 81. NV, and receive Tee
ward e1l3
LOST-G0ld hunting case watch. r d. b. mono
gram, near r. between 8th and 10TH or on
heroic. M 81 John Church. Liberal reward &c
l6Zz q II. NV. MI
LOST-A white fox terrier two black marks ON
head and black thrrc-leaf clover Oh back Re
ward az lll5 I7th r. NV MI
LOsT-OpaI lace pin. shape OF spider. viii,
emerald eyes. - reward ID returned uuinirlred
20 DR.. CAPEiIARr. ls45 "a 81. nw. mi
"Wednesday. belt with army buckle. Re
ward d returned 90 81 J 81 NV miss
LOST-Cold and pearl opera glasses, name in
ink IN bottom OF case reward. ALICE r. BUR-
BAGE, l8lJ 20th st. eI2-s
LOST-H person who found purse near Stanton
Place Park, Monday afternoon, February 10, viii
leave hey. photos, and papers enclosed 0f DO
value 70 finder, at Flemer's Drug Store, 9Th and
Maryland ave. me-. further trouble viii be saved
a. finder Il known mlZ3
LOST-A white dog; brown pot over each ear
ana over tail; scar on left SIDE OF back. Reward
II brought 20 ~ 9Th 81. nv. mI2-g
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ROOMS AND BOARD
TWO newly-flrui-hed fraaf rooms. with OF with
out board; near Capitol and Library 5ls "a -.
81. aI48
SECUND-sTORY FRONT; also tUo single ROOMS.
with board. SOL G. ~ NV eI4-S
FOR RENT-Roouzs, and board. 7l5 IIth ST.
nils
FOR RkNT-Newiy psPered. painted, and FUR
uizhed rooms; strictly frstciass; BIOS water heat;
boarding. +l4 t1h 10. nw. milf
LARGE, Pheasant rooms; good board; reason
able 81 d 81. nv. eI8-3
FOR RENT-Large front room. with board. for
two geHtlemel, single beds. IO-l Sth s. nlg.
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board, 50 per week.
80 ST. lie. el2s
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FOREIGN HALF

WASHINGTON, D. C., POSTOFFICE NOTICE
should be red daily, Is changes NAV occur al
any time
FOREIGN &AILS are forwarded 70 the ports o.
s-ilIng daily. and the schedule Of ciosings is az
rarged On the presumption Of their UNINTERRUPTED
Oyelalanli transit For the Ueek ending February
- 1902 the last connecting closes viii Be made
from the MAIN OFFICE IS follows
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NANTED-Young lady cashier in grocery store:
D. rootkeeplng; s. Week- address BOX 100 this
ofnlc- eIs-2
WASTED Reliable, honest lady as working
h03-eae-pei in srHileman's nome. Apply z050
l-tI 81 nT- eI
NtAILD-Good seanlstres VIII sew reasonably
F..a aree-uaAer or do sewing ~ her residence
-i -rh st. n-- cI
ntNIED-Half-=r0vu girl. white or oolored
On assist IN housa-eeTing- Apply az 1903 sih ST.
MANrED-lour- IRISH girl Tor PLAIN cooking
gly u small family; good home Cali az lIo6
10th ST. nT- 81
WANTED-TI1ree women: plain cook. general
vor1er, and cham5eruaid. Enquire IZII 10Th 81
WANTED-Ne4s oolole1 girl. about l5 years old
IN family % tNo- no washing references 415 II
e. ne. eIi2
wANTED-Comrauioa Tor invalid. also Waitress.
ciAnoe.nIlld, uurse and dishwas-er. hotels and
eaies- 100 Sev YORK ave. uv. M
WANTED Refined. experienced sli.re.s. irrme5f-
stely. Adlres BOX i2s. this office. ml4-2
wANrED-Near appearing white girl as tv-e-
writer good wasei also wsitress. $40 1913 Sew
YORK ave MI
WANTED-Cook SIS: maid and 81. Mistress.
woman 30 take washing home, private iamIls-
l65 llth 81. nw. MI
WANTED-Crl for general houseVork. white o.
coiared: must stay nights 1910 ] st. NV. ma
wANTED-Cood nurse for small child Apply
81 18th e. NV nj
wANTED-CirI for New jersey. SIP. fare: also
clsani5erm -waitIess. and cook, city Job New
York ave. nj
WANTED-A lady noted for her works on cook
Ing desires representative Address BOX l25,
this 0f3ee- MI
wANTED-Tro young ladies: must write plain.
Call after 10 a. r.. BASEMENT 6I8 18th 81 ug.
LI
vANTED-A woman, from 20 to 80. in store.
ll-t I'm 81 NV nj
WANTED-Two good seamstresses. come prepared
10 F9Tk; must be competent 9ZI 81. nv. MI
WANTED-By reliable eqiored woman. place as
coos or general hcuseWorker, give reference.
Plfsse call 10 Z5ta s.. NV, Room 81. mi
WANTED-Lzundress to assist in homework; no
cool Apply lJ1i sth 81 NV el5-3
3d. once. white woman. order cook in
lrne.aroomi uusI be quick and experienced. llO7
ST. ma el53
WANTED-E1perienced mlIliners; two millinery
sa-esladies. Adcr4a BOX us. this Office. eI33
WANTED-ReIiabIe woman for general housevork:
references family Of two l447 st.. after 5-80
p M el3-3
WANTED-Reli4ble white girl Tor cokinz and
general houseF0rk IN small family; stay at nights
1A-l 90 elh 81 sN. NILS
WANTED-Nogng lady 20 work I'm confectionery
store address AMREIN's, 1926 eth s.. NV. mI3-2
VANTED-Colored girl for general Homework
apply eJ2j III. M. mI3-3
TANTED-Ten ladies 70 secure members for
musical association. those who can sing and play
preferred; so per week easily made. Call a.
" 20 5 3. M, DlAShORE, G2l eth st. NV ml3-7
hANlED-Ten millinery prcparers. NJ GOLD
EABERG, sZs 9TH NV. mI2-3
sfTUATIONs WANTED-FEHALE
NANTED-By coiOred girl, place as chamber
mad or cook Cali az 2O0i sth 81. NV. el42
NANIED-By neat colored girl. place as ge.eral
houseHorker. lZZ2 Madison u. ma. 81
hANIED-By col0red woman. place as cook Or
general NoiAeii stay al night, with reference.
- Adafns Express court, between ID and 3D. r
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FOR RENT One large front room. southern ok
EuSura; well heated; ON car line. convenient 60
Capitol and Library. in quiet family; no children.
ST. elias
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-05

The Pro!ibuiunis's of Carriers
willie, Ga, are er duwed with q
zeal for ,he cause that would have
Wa med the heart If the late Nea
Dow I'm consequence Of de-
cislon of the Georgia coz rts main
taiuing the legality IT sales IF
liquor in the original package,
Car,vr,Nill was mcnNced with the
eslaNli -lmrn1 Of n saloon. At u
town meeting e. He'd to consider
tn" matter, the pr"ces' .ings of
which were printed IN the At!ar'a
Jruruml, the following resolutions
were adop,ed: Resolved, first,
we don't want any original pack.
age or ANY other package of whis-
key sold in Can tersville; secondly,
we are not going to have any sold
here; thirdly, we will make sn
orl@inaI package out of any damn-
able scuundrel who tries it, in
tiftc, minu es. y At the date of
the latest advites from CartersvilIe
the cratic IN original packages had
not ira, spin ed. Philadelphia Re-
cord
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FINDS WAY TO LIVE
LONG

The startling announcement of
a Discovery that III surely
l.ngtbsn life is made by editor
O. H. Downey, of Chprnbusco,
Ind. 81 wish to state" he writes,
"that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consum ption is the most in-
fallibIe remedy that have ever
known for Coughs, Colds and
Grip. It's invaluable to people
with weak lungs. Having this
wonderful medicine no one need
dread Pneumonia or Consump-
ton. Its relief is instant and
cure certain" Crawford Bros.
j. r. Macksy & Go. guarantee
every soc and ,$1.0o bottle, and
give trial bottles free.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-05

The twenty fifth annual State
Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian ssociation will be held
in Columbia 8 II inst. Al event
of ths meeting will be tho presence
Of Capt. Richmond P. Hobson,
hero Of the Nsrimac, who will be
one of the speakers. He was
president Of the Y. N. G. A.
while 4 cadet at West Point.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-05

\ recent statement from the
Pension Bureau at WashingtOn,
shows that there are on the rolls
on account of the Revolutionary
war 9 pensioners 4 widows and
5 daughters: on account of the
war Of 1912, survivors and L.
527 widows on account of the
Indiah wars ,OS6 Survivors and
$40 widows; on account of the
Mexican val 1865 survivors and
Z, ,109 widows.
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cal association of Arkansas, ana
Mr.. Robert Hayes, prominent
druggist of This place.
DR., Joseph f. HuiIp, ;hr porn
lar groom s. we'll kpown N i,
succ. ssfuI ph, sicinp, -urs-'n -
dsnList who ha, held -. mnn,
offices of trust aad honot hes ;w
cd 10y his friends and admirri l.,
one of the leaders Ot kr. sh
socially and is from unr # ,''
best families OF the antr-i,, uin
days of South Carolina
Immediately after the cereu"3.N
the bridal party repaired 90" c"n
gralulatory recepiiur gwen ~, ii
few friends of the contacts =
parties where ,he> srsu, d., ut
full while, and space for"il>
graphic desc' iption of the b,au,i-
ful wemen and handsome men in
full evening dress who Ell yed
the light refreshments aud string
music. fhe fruits, bu,h native
and exotic, where delicious AID
tempting, while tho nec'ars We'd
with that served tho Gods.
The reception was given at the
residence of Mr.. j Robert Ha, o.
aud the grace and Ease with " hich
the delightful affair was Carried
out is all, we are sorry to say, we
have space to ctroHicIs. The
The presents were SO numerous
We cannot enumerats them, but
many useful, costly and beautiful
ones frsm many States we're seen
in the collection. Every ono
wishes the newly welded ones d
long and happy life. May they
enjoy felicity springing from a
union of lave that will bear com
parison with that of the angels who
inhabit the realms of bliss, is the
wish of the writer. Jas. r. d.
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TRESPASN NOTICE.

All persons are warned net tc
ride, walk, hunt, fish, or trespass
in any way on nay lands in Buford
toynship, bounded by I'll. G.
Steele, Jno. II Steele, w. b.
PlyIer Jsckeon Usher, and others.
The law will he enforced against
all persons disregal ding this notice.
S. f. Usher.
Jany 8, 1909.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-05

"Ths reader may mako up his
mind to bs pleasantly ed
by the spulence and vivacity Of
"Around the Pan," published by
the Nutshell Publishing Com
psny, 1859 Third Avenue, New
York.
Tho wonders begin with the
froptisplsce pi;tures of President
Mckinley, drawn in single line
beginning at point on the cheek
bone and going rousd and round
in a constantly widening circle,
with wavsring. and downbsariugs
of the pen In the proper places
to secure detachment and shad-
ing W. are told that this por-
trait 'is considered the most
unique work Of its kind in the
world and if there .rs degrees
Of uniqusn-ss we are willing to
believe that this 10 mos: the thing
Of which there are no duplicates.
OF course there Is text in add
tion to the pictures, and We should
be surprised indeed to hear from
any purchaser the opinio'. that h. ! :
had not got his moneys worth
($2. 90. )"-Nsw York Sup.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-05
~ cBiRLlSTlI lLlQSIrIl1

TIE South Carolina q Georgia Ex-
tension Railroad announces tho fol>
lowing low rourd trip rates to Ghar-
lesion. s. g., account Of the South
arolina Inter St' te and West Indian
Exposition. Tickets on sale At all
coupon stations Excellent passen-
ger service performed. sies that youn
tickets read via the =. &. G. e.. r.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-05

Important Notice to Those In
debted to Clyburn-H ii cath Mule
Co
All parties indebted to the ely
burn-Hea,h Mule Company,
either by note or account, are
hereby notified to come forward
at once and and make settlement.
We have our own obligations
to meet and in order to do SO We
must insist on those owing us to
pay up without further delay.
This notice is intended for one
and all. .r
Respectfully,
Clyburn-Heath Mule Co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-05

Capt. W. l.. Roddsy, of Rock
Hill, while csming down his steps
"Wednesday morning, slipped on
the ice and fell, dl'locating his
left shoulder. q. ~...,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-05

Died at his residence in Chess
tertield county, y. c., on Moa-
dav the 27 b ult Mr.. Isaac S.
Hough, tho only brother of Clerk
Of Court Joel Hough. Of Camden,
the latter being the only survivor
left cut Of family of sevsn bro-
thers and ono sister.
Rev. T. A. Dendy, of Rock
Hill, spent last week at his old
home in the Buffalo section. He
expresses himself rs highly pleas
cd with his new field and work and
says he is getting along we'll.
Kershaw Era.
The Rock Hill Herald denies
that there arc ninety cases of
smallpox in that town. 1t says
that only six cases are in the city.