davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
GLEN WOOD.

SPECIAL Csrrcspona-nss
GlenWODd. July 26-Everything
has Ls.en 81 calm aud peaceful
herr that news has b-en very
scarce for some time.
July IS at 10 =. M. at Mr.. ;. u.
MAnn's occurred une uf the incest
little weddings when Mr.. 7 Kan
pm, Of Mulberry, Fla, aud Miss
Lucy Russell were married 10y
Rev. J. W. West. The bride WAs
dressed in white and the groom
in . very becoming suit Il gray.
The house was neatly decorated
for the occasion. After the con
grAtulations the company drove
IL Mrs. ShOemaker's where the
friends Of the bride had . nice
dinner ready fer the company, IN
number, twenty-five. After they
had ell done their share az TIM
table mOst of the party escorted
them 20 the deput, where they
tsJOk the train for their futur'
home, where Mr.. KampeR holds
good position ~ mRchlnist.
They left with the best wishes uf
all their friends here. While We
ARE sorry To have Lucy leave IA.
our loss is Mulberry gain.
Last week sixteen IL the white
citizens attended the wedding nj
the cOlnred church. The bride
aud groom were neatly dressed,
and everything passed eli beauti-
fully.
Two weddings IA cur quiet
community. Who will H. thu
next?
The pears arr going t. market
from here now. The crop Is not
large this year.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
Neu Sseanksmi Line % Cuhe.

Tourists will be pleased 10
learn that Q new line has been
put on from Port Tampa 30 Cuba.
To hOme-folk this news does not
mean much, - 80 few II them
make the tEiP-but 10 tourists il
means . great deal. The old lime,
by lie sxhOrbitant charges, almost
prOhibitOry, prevented q great
many frUm making the trip. THE
NEws has nOtbsen informed what
the new line will charge, hut il
will have TO make sOms redRctiOh.
Of course, in order Ia get the basi-
ness. The old line charged tl2.-
% from Port Tampa 81 Key West,
Ss7 miles; and tl2.sO from key
West to Havana, - miles. Two
or three years ssO, when the Odd
Fellows held their convention in
Key wess, many Of the members
wished to take advantage of their
proximity Ca Cuba 20 make the
trip, but eould get No fair rate,
and only . fec Of the members
went. 10 was estimated that leo
would have made the trip 10 they
could have secured q rUuRd-triP
rate Of slO, which would have
Leea ample Tor l9O miies-but
I,O such rate could be obtained.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
NEW SMYRNA

II. q. Haven 10 nov ut work oI
the last Of three artesian we'll.
recently drilled at che "Junglr
Grove" ON the RonBOc Grove e..
tate. We understand that h. get
. good How in every instance.
Bert Pacetti has the contract
for buildihg . large dock at the
lighthouse aud RATED the lum-
Der from here Tuesday and We'd
hesday for that purpose. The
government has made q graf
many improvements in the light
house and cottages aud grounds
recently.
The lodge Of Brotherhood oi
Railway Traihmen which has I---n
holding ice meetings in -. Au-
gustine has moved to NeW Smyr-
M, and held its tirsi MEETING IA
Dohn's Hall Sunday evening
fhey will hold regular meetings
the iiFst and third Sunday even
ings in each month.
80 far this has been = most
successful sessoR for New Smyrna
beach. The cottages have bsen
pretty veil corrupted for four OF
i've weeks, and the hUtels have
done q fair business. II there
were more cottages on the beach.
and they % . better class, there
would probably he more people.
some Of the cottages have run
down. and while the owners have
always gOs goOd rent for them,
they do not in them uP, and THE
is one drawback 10 the beach.
Thsrs aFe Q few nice cottages,
and il IL no trouble % rent them.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
Weekly Letter
About StetsOn

la keeping with the school laws
"f Florida which raised the stand
aris Il the High SchOOl instTuc-
ton within the state, the John
Il Strts"n University has entered
into afIiliation with sixteen Of the
l-st Florida High Schools.
Thuse on the list are Drl.and,
Tampa, 1t Augustine, Jackson
vile. gainesville, Kissimme-,
Barlow, Daytona, Palatka, Ocala,
Orlando, Lakeland, IecsbuFg,
Psnsaoslla, Miami and Plant City.
These schOuls arr accredited at
the university ~ certificate
schOols. Two annual free tuition
scholarships are granted to their
graduates. Their students also
are admitted to StetsOn without
examination, fer all subjects
named On their certificates except
that partial credit only will b.
given for ScieRce il done without
laboratory farilities.
These students who cOme from
certificate sch'-,ls, find exeep-
tiOhal advantages at the univeT-
sity. The curriculum embOdies
most III the ideals Of StstsOn.
However, there arr many inter-
rsts that gather around . curricu-
lum and that belong Ca university
life. Among them arr debating
clubs, literary societies. religious
gatherings, musical associations,
fraternal organizations, star lec-
ture courses, dramatic entertain
mehts, dormitory life, intsr-eolle-
gate CONTESTS. social hours, uni
veFsity RECEPTIONS aud functions,
athletic games, physical culture,
ield and trark sports, art exhib-
its, vesper services, library regu-
lations, college journalism, chapel
exercises, organ recitals, college
traditions, Bible study and vAri-
Gus other things. These matters
are all regulated in the inssrests
Of the entire student community.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
PIERSON.
Special Corrwpoaasnoe.

Special Genre poaasnoe.
PiersOn, July 2L-Miss MARY
Harper, one Of PiersOn's fsiFesi
flowers, terminated an outing u
hayPOrt Wednesday.
Hon. Chss. DOHghsFty stopped
of at PiersOn several hOurs last
Thursday. A. he never visits "
only during campaigns and -
there IL no campaign on hand
nov some are wondering il he has
On eye To lSOS.
: L. ID. Powell. the NimFOd Of
this section. killed thitry -Ons
gators in i've nights last week.
lie Is making hunting very profit
able, a. their heads are bringing
. gOOd price.
Mrs. ". MiHshew visited rela-
tiyes and friends IA DcLAnd
Thursday.
The Lutheran congregation was
delightfully."- entertained at then
church by CONCERT giyen by Ih
children last Sunday evening.
After Q weeks dry weather Oh,
rain has commenced " ith renewed
vigOr.
Mrs. LOfburg aud friends, Mr..
Riley and family, were pleasant
visitors AZ the home Of her parents
che latter part Of last week.
Miss Annie PisrsOn, Of CrOm-
vell, Coma, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels PiersOR, II fiersOn,
writes that she has finished her
course ~ trained nurse and ex-
poets . position in . hospital in
New York in september.
Me-. z. Anderson, an Old soldier
VI the CrOss, tells u seeing two
fellows dragging another one
over town on the day Of the pr.
mary. His legs refused 10 ssrvs
hin. Temporary paralysis, sup
POse, Vas the canss.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
OSTEEN.
J CoFrespoBd-nes.

speciai CoFrespoBd-nee.
Osteen, July 20. Miss Lois
Davis, Who has been in Jackson
vile several months, is again with
her mother and grandfather at
the old home place.
Mrs. Jennie Bond left today for
her place in South Florida, near
Miami.
There vas . dance at the pa
vilion Oh -. Johns river bank
Friday night.
MIR. Lewis Johnson, q graduate
Of Florida Seminary Commerc ial
Department, has been very EFF.
GENTLY dischArging his duties ~
clerk and bookkeeper ia the gen
eFal store II Mr.. A. T. Pattill"
about tao months.
Master Belfour Kirk returned
Monday h. the hospital ia Jack.
sonville for treatment. The lit
tie man has been very brave
indeed through all the operations
and painful weeks. This diseasr
has been pronounced bOne cry
siPelas.
Mrs. Ellen Carlile is expected
home this week from Jackson
willie.
Mr. Conan, an expert mechanic
aud blacksmith. who has been
hire several months, has oIrned
. shop in Sanford.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
Ths Tssis elssa a shs Caps.

Table Mo1ntaia. st the CaIs Oi
Oood Hos. rissa uks = brOsd and ilAl
waIi % the Asight % nearly thirty -ass
hundrsd feet shove the level u the
ga aud derives ~ name from being
perfectly Cat On the 10. Mere . ~
marknbls eceurFeacs eoanected Stth
the sss1hsast Wind pressnts itsslf
Tia nlst Which eafhss IN the HsOsn'
tain gradually sprSAas over IN sar:
fscs ana falls over tn psrpgndAculA
slass nke . tablselafh- The sad
thsn posFs down uDoa CAPS TOSn
WIN q tsFrae roar. Wills Tabis AOdn'
tala rsmaas covered wt,h IA misty
tnbleeiOtA. froin which fragments
seem ~ % torn and whiFied ab0st n
inia-slf HE FasA TIE Whole e This
phsnomssos ssnsFsIly occurs setueen
noan and &c 0'ei0ck. uhen tbs storm
slssrs away md ths tablscioth S~sina
- b Golasi 40. A clear nighi Ssn'
sraklT asliovs
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

a 10 curious Co rad % houses ss
Athletes of exporI Tea ths masufae'
tuEs and shlpmsat % hossss form N
.mpoFtant Industry n Scandinavia
There are snornoas timber mills nsar
Stockholm a which wooden houses
are made b. the hundred Cor IN psrts
0f the world They are e0astructsd
IN seetI0As Cor convenisnes q ear
rtngn. - that On their arrival O. ne
places whsEe they are 30 10 erected
ths parts e1n b httsd ,ossther. fhsT
are b0s mere Sheds 90 -shHntisa.- but
slsEnnsly eoasaruetsd resi1saees sun
sble COR the sam@aE dwellings q
ths Vsll-tOao Hunfing lodgsa. school
houzss. pabile halls. snd cher s1rss-
tnres are laelaAsd aaongst TIE 80
aaets % IN Swedish faetories-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
DELEON SPRINGS.


49, -
n. c. LOtlAnd, Sho has been
quite sick the past week, il much
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin Of Ken
tHcky have moved into the King
cottage ON Epson avenue.
Mr.. II. W. PuTsell has returned
from Kentucky, bringing with
him several line horses.
Mr.. I. w. WhitcOmb. Of De-
Land, Vas IN our town last week
putting down . we'll for Mrs.
Lynch.
The DeI.And boys came over
last Saturday and did up the
DeLeOh boys. The scOrs Stood
twelve 10 four in favor Of de-
Land.
A piano tuner fFUm Daytona
was In OuT town this week put.
tang all the musical Instruments
la tune.
The sad news has Just beeR re-
ceIved Of the death of Mrs. Doug
las OF Marseailles, Illinois. Mrs.
Douglas and her husband we're
regular visitors "a Del1eOn every
winter. She Vas = gUOd woman
and loved by every one that knes
her; 90 know her was to love her.
dur heartfelt sympathy gOes Out
To the husband and children Ia
their sad BEREAVEMENT.
LabOrers are scarce IN this Sec
ton; cant be had AZ any price.
The farmers are leaving their
fodder ia the fields for the Gent
VI help. The niggvr says be-
don't have ~ work, 81 they wOuIsI
leave ne would be thank Iul. We
are willing u make mn exchange
with Teddy, send him up som.
blacks for whites.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

IN the village q NortOa 81 PhiiiS
IA the GeOrge Inn Il claims % b The
olds-t Hcensed yillage alehOass -
Englahd. the hcrhse dating from isst'
Its appearance h eminenfly Psctur-
esqus. eaeh siOry oysrhanEing that D.
neath. while the frun; h brOAsn ~
bay uindSws. a porch and . nisht
q stone STEPS lesding 20 doorway n
- Sal ~ the hack are more quaint
doars and windows. a turret baia
against the vail and lncl0sing an UT
SIDE stair. while IN the yard siill -
mains a portion u the old gallsrT
whlch In the middle Agss wss found IN
- many Obstetrics. A0st - the frpat
h timhsred Each gAhls y surmounar
"a ~ . curious chimney. A ourious
feature q the interior n the uppsf
-n& ursea - ~ $780, 4,
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
PORT ORANGE
special COrr~ap0aassCs.

oNftAa N1ttSAts1aaaTege.
Port Orange, July 25.-Mrs.
Bryan, Of Kissimmee. visited her
aunt, Miss Caroline McDaniels, q
iew days this week.
Miss Dupont returned Monday
of last week from Fort Pierce,
Nhrrr she visited an aunt and
other friends.
Nr. Robert Turner aud family
lefl un the early train Tuesday Of
Last week for their home near
gainesville. Mr.. Turner's health
improved very much during the
tW" months spent in our village.
Mr. Wise bOard.d the early
traIa Wednesday morning for Q
m North. She will visit in
New York aud Boston and return
{" u- rarly in October.
NT Vim. Johnson's brother.
VI Russell, with his two dangh-
ter. returned Ia their home in
Mani Thursday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Long aud little
soil. frum Jacksony lille, are visit
ing Mrs. Longs parents, Mr.. and
NJ. VIM. johnson.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
LAKE ASHBY.

ctNAtai tofte~t"
We had iiRe weather the past
week.
Mr.. r. c. Wallace went b Nss
Smyrna this week Tor . few days
On business.
Mr.. Miller has given up his job
a. woods rider for the X. y. Bald
yin Turpentins Company.
The Y. w. Bond Lnmbss Com
psny has Cos . large crew Of men
at work cutting and hauling saw-
loss fOr their mill st Lake Helen.
Mr.. II. Z. Baldwin made . bus
iness trip 30 DeIAnd this week.
TIC. Wallace has sold his ans
bunch Of hoss % Mr.. Miller.
A. 9. j. Marsh made . busiDsss
trip 30 DsLAnd last week.
Mr.. Martin ShspPasd was
among the people selling chickens
and other produce Saturday.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
We nurry Tee aHeh.

Our mode Of life is ell wrong.
We are in one great prOcessiOn Ut
hustIing, restless men aud women,
who are running rapidly towards
confirmed invslidism or prema-
ture death. A we'll known artist
thus speaks Il the hustle and push
Of the nineteeth century life:
mans business requires haste.
The average business man and
professional man eats In . hurry
and gets dyspepsia. lie walks in
. hurry and gets spOPleHy. He
talks in q hurry and gets the lie.
He does business in Q hurry and
becomes . bankrupt. lie votes
in . hurry and produces cOrruP-
tioR He marries in . hurry and
gets . divOrce. He trains his
children in = hurry and develops
spendthrifts and criminals. He
gets religion in . hurry, and for
gets Il in . hurry. lie makes his
will in . hurry, and leaves . legal
contest. He dies in Q hurry and
goes 10 the devil. And bis tribe
steadily increases. "--JOuFnal Pub
lie Health.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27


Lake Helen, July 2I.-Ths
Workmen and grubbiRg machine
began Tuesday At Main street ON
the range line ia Lake Helen, and
are working north On the new
ruad 10 Del.and via Lake Whine.
misset.
q. b. PeltOn has opened Al ice
cream PArlOr in the Nevins mar
ket building, which il tastefully
furnished and decorated. Ice
cream will he served there after.
nOOns and evenings each week.
Twelve Ut our permanent resi-.
dents vent nOTth On the noon
rain Tuesday. This il the last
exodus for the summer; soOn the
tide will turn southward instead
Of nOrthward.
Mrs. Clark, who has been with
the Wolfe family, received teIe-
gram Monday calling her 10 Ohio
Lo the sick bed Of . relative.
Berlin Wright aud family have
been camping On one Of the many
beautifuI parks IL Thousand
Islands, on the -. Lawrence
River, n. y. They expect tO re-
turn to Coronado Beach in time
for the September fishing.
Mrs. Albert Hurst and children
went 10 Biscayne Tuesday, to
visit her husband q few weeks.
A fish fry and alligator hunt
by torrhlight Vas the PrOgrnm al
Lake Colby saturday night.
Prof. aud Mrs. westlAke started
for baltimore Monday o. visit
their daughter and other relatives
aud friends.
Carl Noble vent Tuesday %
Connecticut o. work on the farm
q fex weeks for his brother, Me-
SIN.
Mr.. Ogle suPerinteRds Bellsvisw
during the absence of lie prOprie-
tors. Prof. and Mrs. Westlake.
The death of Mrs. viOletta
Giddings Tenny secured at her
home in Ohio, July .. Mrs. Tea
ny grew up 10 lovely wOmanhOOd
ia Lake Helen, vas welded IN
the Congregational church Of this
city, "a Mr.. Tcnhy, = rising young
lawyer, aud went immediately "a
their home in Ohio. Mrs. Tenny
Was planning to visit Lake Helen
next winter, a. she always held =
lingering love for ber Old hOHe
place.
GLEASON Hurst is i'm Knoxville,
Tenn, this summer.
whiting feltOn sent . crate Ut
peaches to HE parents and friends,
frOm Fort Valley, Ca, where he
il packing. lie KNOWS that they
raise the banner peaches in FLOR
ida, but the sample whiting sent
"sure do" rival in size and beauty
the average Florida peach, but
no other peach can rival in flavor
those grown in VOlusia county.
1.-The aboye items were received
tuo late Cor the last issue IL THE
NEws.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
state % Ohio. city of ToiedO.l -

state - Ohio. city % ToicaO.D 50
Lucas County.
frank !. Cheney MAKES cath that he
In the seRior partner of the hrm % y.
]. Cheney a Co. doing euslness IN the
city Of ToleSlo. County and State
aforesaid aud that ssld arm wIll pay
the sum ~ ORe Hundred Dollars fas
zach and every case u CafarTh that
canaot he cured by the uss % Halle
CafaFrh Curs. PRANK !. Cheaey.
Sxoga o. ssrforp me and subscFibed In
my presenre. this 9Th day 0f DeeemhsF.
A. d. tEal A. W. Gleason.
Notary Puddle.
CseaLl
Hairs CatarFA Cure N takea Internal
~ and acts directly o. the blood and
mnraus sarfaces % the system- Send
fug testimonials. fra
o. J. Cheney 4 Co. Toleda. o.
ss1d ~ Druggists. lie
Ilalrs Famfiv pills ars 10 hasl
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

n B.sh u EaeiAnd note h nos
a tAe sane thAeknsas thsoushsua u
n thieksr IN TIE len hand eornss. q
"a % retain . kssRsr imDrsaal1a =
ths virnetts thsrs end q b else
tAlskar n tks aark sAs1sSs e ths
esnisE issssFs and bensa1A ths Ngares
A ths enas. ceanaerfsit no,ea ass
fhus anickiY astssisA. a. thay ere n
vasiaAlF q shs sazns tlslDeas thro1ek
e. --..----
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

IUr -liae Any cosftssf sessa ", l.aic"SA
Orange City, July 25.-Mrs.
Fenn, Miss DIR. Dickinson aud
Miss Katie Boyles went over to
Coronado Saturday. They occupy
Miss r.. Dickinsun's cottage.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. O. Pratt went
over 10 Coronado Saturday 10
stay nne week. They arr with
the Dozier family. Mr. Lukins,
Mrs. Pratt father, u boarding
at Palmetto Cottage while has
daughter i away.
II the person or persons Who
nav, taken thu April May and
June numi,er- 81 The ladies
Home JuurnaI of tire reading
ruOm table will pleas" return
them they will greatly "blIge the
Library Association. IL l. strictly
against thu rule of 10" as-,CIa-
tIon for auy r.adln- matter to be
carried away from the table.
Last Eeek . Record VAS sent 10
the table Friday, saturday Il Was
taken. Mondays Timss. [ niun
vas missing IN about half ali hour
after il came. tine would think
when people have such a place n
our reading room furnished them
gratis they could dr-ist from TAX
ing things that do not helung "a
them. Every Whit. person ln the
country is perfectly Telc"ur' Z" -
To- the r"un aud read everything
there l. on the table just a. long
~ thry pleas, but We would lee
very grateful il they could leave
the papers and magazines un the
table so each aud every "u. may
have al equal chance 1" enjoy
them.
Quit uumlsr # our towns
Ir-oPle tu"k advantage 1T the loo
rates {" Miami this week aud at
tended the exposition being held
there.
Mr.. Barnhart Dies not seem
t. improve at all, Tut grows
weaker every day.
Mr.. True received n letter =
few days ago from Mrs. Rust.
She t. travelling In Europe.
Miss Eflir Buckn,r IL visiting
h-T sister, Mrs. Haywood. for =
few weeks.
Mrs J. Lindsey aud little
daughter, Of Tampa, .caRs Mon-
DAY H. make her parcni- visit
Of two months, Mr.. aud Mr-. Geo.
Baker.
Mr.. Hudson leaves Saturday
for Chrago and Lake Forrest %
,p'nd the prst IT the summer
visiting friends
We are having lovely weather
over hire. not o." hot aud our
lovely showers each day just make
perfect weather
Word comes from Mrs. Vim.
Lave, at Monieagle. Tenn, that
she - improving, but the weather
j. - cold she will b. obliged 10
come hume Ia Ct warm.
Mr.. B-ngtson SAYS he IL CITING
along very we'll with his new cut
tag when It d"-s not rain too
much.
Miss Dr. Dickinson says she Is
having = gDud time going in the
Dream bathing At > o'clock in the
morning.
u RENT.
The FenWick House. Orange City.
...wsa-s.naW. aIFNaaz
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

As . special inducement 30 NV
sUHsCEIBERs, THs News will be
sent from the date of subscrip-
ton until January I, 1908, for
els; in blOcks 81 Eve subscFip-
tiOns sent all at one time, ~ 9
addresses, $50.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

A promps relief Cor Group, ons his-
ute Cough Cure. cuts fhs phiegm al
lars The ineammafion-ehe eoagh
yTup wiih Esputatioa Sold ~ u
M. EiaheE.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
LAKE HELEN.

TINS dspartmrnt u Ia charge % kra. tnsns
q. Adams. uho y authoFtEnd % rccslvs aue-
sEEtpttons. adyefttsrueuta. etc, and tocqlioct
foF saIss. Any courtgsy shown Nv. Aanms
utll h. appFeciatcd b. TnE NGUA-Ebl
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
ORANGE CITY.

fThis depaEtmcnt u IN ckArse - Miss &. a
Eiatlcuck. Uho q aathofis-d o. FerciYe sui
ecFiptiOsIs. adyertisemeuis etc, ans 90 Cliarrt
fur aame ANY Courtssy ehoun Ms tlallco1A
Uill ~ apprcciated by fug NEua.-EDl
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-16
WELL is WORKING FINE.
Artesian Well at Tuscaloosa Yields
17Is Gallons a Minute.

Tuscaloosa. August 15-(SpeciaD. The
artesian well is in fine working order
now, and is flowing at a rate of III gall
Ions of water per minute The well is
1900 feet deep, and the water is delight
fully cold and pure. 1t is the center
of attraction" for everybody.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows
of this city are making strenuous efforts
to have the order of this state locate
their widows and orphans home here
A committee has been appointed, which
will visit the business men, and it is
hoped that a sum sufficient to secure this
home will be raised.
James Foster of the FosterHorton
Plumbing company has purchased the In
terest of Mr.. Horton, and in the future
will conduct the business under the name
OF the Foster Plumbing company
Emmett ONeal of Florence. candidate
for the office of lieutenant governor OF
Alabama is in the city.
Editor Tom Garner of the Times-G Ga
zette, has gone to Mount Eagle, where
he expects to remain for the next two
weeks.
W. A. Robinson has resigned his posi-
ton with the S. f. Aston company and
on the 10th took charge of the Continen-
tai Gin companys round lap plant. near
the Mobile and Ohio station.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-16
BROTHERS MARRY SISTERS.
Unique Double Ceremony Is Performed
BY Florence Esquire.

Florence, August 15-(SpeciaD .-Esduire
C. w. Lenay was called upon last even
ing to perform a very interesting double
marriage ceremony the young ladies be-
ing twin sisters, and the grooms BROTH
ers. Another peculiar feature OF the mar
rage was that the brides only changed
one letter in their name when they were
metamorphesed from Misses Jones INTO
Mesdames James. The elder of the broth
ers is John James, and the young lady
who became his wife was Miss Annie
Jones. The younger, Arthur James, VINO
married Miss Ollie Jones, was not OF
age. and the consent of his parents was
necessary before he could procure IL
cense. The young men are well-to-do
farmers of East Florence.
The marriage ceremony was performed
in the street in front of Squire Lemay'
residence. a fashion which has been
PROVING in favor In Florence for the past
year. Thirty such marriages nave peen
performed by Squire Lemay in the past
twelve months and the fad has not been
confined to his clients by any means.