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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-06-29
PERSONAL

Kershaw this week.
Mrs. John j. Blackmon is Wis
iting relatives in Monroe.
Mr.. j. j. Blackmon spent a
few days in Kershaw this week.
Mr.. Steve Williams is visiting
Mr.. l.. M. Clyburn at Dixie.
Miss Mamie johnson is visit
ing her sister in Charlotte, Mrs.
Frank Zemp.
Mr.: Leroy Davidson, of Ker-
shaw, spent Wednesday in Lam.
caster.
Mr.. j. M. Riddle, Jr., business
manager of The News company
visited Kershaw Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Halle, of Liberty
Hill, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
ii. E. Reese. .-Kershaw Era.
Mr.. u. l.. Robertson, of Oak
hurst, spent Thursday night and
yesterday in Lancaster.
Mr.. Arthur Tillman, of Honea,
Path, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. ID. Tillman.
Mrs. Broadus Hinson and Miss
Dora Hinson, of Primus, visited
Kershaw the past week.
Mrs. 0. A. Jeffcoat and little
son, Otis, are visiting Mrs. jeff
coats parents at Sharon.-Ker-
shaw Era.
Mr.. VIM. Hammond, one Of
Heath Springs successful mer
chants, spent Thursday in Lam
caster.
DIR. j. +. Hinson, of Lancaster,
S. O., spent last Sunday and Mon
day here with Mr.. w. w. Horn.
Monroe Enquirer.
Mrs. Walter Hough and baby,
Of Rock Hill, are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. Minnie Will
liams, of this place.
Col. Leroy Springs attended
the meeting of the State bankers
association this week at the Isle
of Palms.
Miss Lola McCaskill, of Jefer.
son, is visiting the family of her
uncle, Mr.. j. A. McCaskill.-
Kershaw Era.
DR.. j. III. Boldridge has re-
turned from Virginia, where he
has been enjoying the vacation
given him by his church.
Mrs. J. E. Poore and son. Mas
ter Ned, of Columbia, are visit.
ing the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. @. Payseur.
Mr.. Martin Beckham, of Pleas
ant Hill, the national govern
ment's we'll known cotton statis-
tician for Lancaster comfy spent
Thursday in Lancaster.
Miss MonEie Plyler, of Van
Wyck, who has been visiting her
uncle, Mr.. G. j. Starnes, went
home Saturday. .-Ohester Ian
tern.
Mrs. Clarence Shelton, of Lake
Toxaway, N. O., is visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. G. Elliott. Mr..
Shelton was also here for a day
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-06-29

SECOND Hand sixty-saw gin, feed
er and condenser for sale cheap. Ap-
ply to WI. Cunningham, Lancaster,
). G..
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-06-29
HOW the Candidates Stand IN The
NesOs' VOti1g Contest.

HOsU the Candidates Stand In, The
NesOs' Votipg Contest.
District No. 1.
Miss Clarice Knight, 229O
" Sadie Gregory, ITO
" Ethel Dabney, $40
" Flonnie Funderburk, 12O
District No. 2.
Miss Lille Mobley, $50
q" Willie Draffin, 10
District No. 3.
Miss Macy Latham ITO
Louise Taylor, 7SO
q" Mary b. Green, $50
" Mettie Knight, 60
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-06-29

If you want your cornto grow buy
"Cereaiite" equal to Nitrate of Soda.
And great deal cheaper The Heath
Jones Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-06-29

Hot days and cold drinks go we'll
together. Tay lors ice cream parlor ia
the place to go for all kinds cream
and cold drinks. Open evenings.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-06-29

Remember the first thing you want
is box of Huylers on your trip.
j. B. Mackorell
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-06-29

JUST received one car bone dried
sacked corn at S5cts. Now is the time
to apply nitrate of soda.
O. c. Blac m on
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-06-29

STRAYED-One black and white
spotted pig 2 months old, Sunday
morning, leave information at News
office and receive reward.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-06-29

JUST TRY Chase & Sanborn Cof-
fees and Teas, at MackOrelps Every
package guaranteed or money refun-
ded. The finest tea for ice tea in the
world. J. b. Mackorell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
ANOTHER PLANT
TO CLOSE DOWN
Works OF United States S. R. &
N. Co. at Bingham Junction
To Cease Business.
THE RESULT OF SMOKE SUITS.
Managing Director a. o.. Holden
Reaches CiN--Plant- Win
Not LIKELY Reopen.

information WIS given our yesterday
from th. compauy's offices in the Doc
lcy block 90 The effect that the plant
Of the United states Smelling. Refining
Mining company at Bingham june
zion would Dee closed down indefinite
ly.
Those producing companies having
contracts with the company have been
notified 90 make no further shipments
ara JUST as soon as possible Tires viii
DE- drawn and the plant put into shape
to stand a long term oc idlcuess.
Managing Director A. n Holden
reached the city ora Thursday from
Mexico. and up Co last evening was
cioseted with his attorneys for the
greater part OF the time n is under
stood that the matter OF the recent ruiz
ing of the circuit court OF appeals with
regard 20 the smoke nuisance was tax
cn up and discussed in all ITS details
The result of tho discussion was ap-
parently far from satisfactory from the
standpoint Of the shelters and last
evening the Following interview was
given out
"Thc position OF the United states
Smelling company iu the matter Of
smoke suits. is. OF course. that it viii
follow absolutely the decree OF the
courts. Since the suits were dled ce,
tain devices have been Installed e
avoid the escape of injurious matter,
and we DO not believe that the United
states plant at Bingham Junction is
now causing material damage 10 vege-
tation. Nevertheless the company H.
now preparing for "a shutdown Of its
smelling operations Boz the Salt Lake
valley
Al Bingham we shall cease the min
ing OF both lead and copper ore. AZ
the Centennial Eureka we are already
shipping "a portion OF he ore tO our
Mammoth works in California. and the
entire product can be- smelted there at
little additional cost 20 the company
This statement. without AN understand
ing Of the cost of huNes. may seem uu-
reasonable, but o. IS nevertheless "a iact
as iron which is expensive ln Utah, is
without value there.
1--WE have been obliged to notify vari-
ous producers Co discontinue shipments
of ore 90 our Bingham Junction smcit-
ers. We regret the consequences there
Of 20 the mining industry but necessl-
ty FOR the move ls self-evideut ln view
OF present conditions.
''The cessation Of smelling operations
in salt Lake valley win not materially
anect the earnings of the United states
comuauv. as IL viii be able tO treat the
largest norton Of lie own ores IN other
'plants. The New Mammoth smeiter az
Kenneth. with capacity Of 1000 tons
Der day. VIII be iu partial operation
Dec. rs and IN full operation by the
middle Of January"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
PROPERTY SOLD.
Bunker Hm and sullivan Changes
Hnnd--Shows High Grade Ore.


Hand--shows High Grade ore.
GEORGE Lodge. OF the Bunmog dis
trlct Nev., has purchased the inter-
ests OF Michael sullivan Of Ely in the
Bunker nm and sullivan properties
near the campbell ranch. about "a
miles from Ely says the White Pine
News.
mn bv Robert Nein and M. sullivan,
who with the Misses lauru aud May
campbell Of the Campbell ranch, were
the owners.
IL rs a slver-lead proposition and
assays show per cent lead ounces
silver and $3.50 gold. There rs tun-
mol LA t25 feet where 10 taps the ledge
which b. l5 feet wide, ana extends In
"a blowout ON the surface FOR dis
lance Of 500 feet 0u each side OF the
ehaft Al depth of 65 feet they cross
cut the ledge proving that the values
Increase at depth as wei as me eN-
tent or width % the ledge. The mine
Is situated about four miles from the
railroad with "a down grade the whole
distance Al present the haul is 70
Warm Springs Necessity Tor repair
ing the road is an that is delaying the
shipping of ore 90 the salt Lake smelt-
ers and Mr.. Lodge says u VIII only be
a matter of a few days when this VIII
be accomplished.
Mr. Lodge ls an old time miner ana
prOspector having been born In the
copper country OF Michigan and spend
Ing the greater part OF his NE Boa min
Ing camps with which he is familiar
from Alaska to Arizona. He came hyre
recently from Bullfrog where he was
Interested with the Homestake COM
pauy Tho opportunities and promising
fYffra az fHIa dIafrirf looked so good
DO him that he decided 90 stay and in
vest
Mr. sullivan VIII remain here and
look after some gold properties which
ha owns bon the same neighborhood as
.HU Bunker Hlu and sullivan mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
THEATER PEOPLE MEET
New Yorl, and Chicago VIII be United
Thcatrically.

New Yorl, and Chicago VIII be United
Thcatrically.
Pittsburg Pa. Nov. 15-The meeting
of the Ohio circuit company. at which
prominent theatrical representatives, OF
the country are ia attoudance,contiu
in this city today The organizations
represented are Nixon d Zimmerman.
Klaw & Erlanger, Cohan q Harris. Ju-
Illus Calm. stair and HavHn. both Penn
sylvauia companies, the Grand Opera
House company, Edward l.. Moore at
Wheeling. James Tallmau, Of Bellaire,
Fred G.. Nixon Nirdingler, ana many
other affiliated interests
AT the meeting yesterday the union of
New York and Chicago Electrically was
practically assured when a. was made
known. unomcially. however that
movement is on foot combining the Refs
circuit the Julius Calm circuitthe Ohio
and two western circuits
s. T.. Nixon and Samuel Harris ode
mltted today that one object OF the
meeting rs 20 construct theaters I'm town
meeting Is 60 construct theater in towns
where thc allied interests are not no"
represented
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15

CoIumbu. Con- 200 at $50. coo az
27t.. 100 OF 2.25. 100 at 2.25.
Little Bell 100 at I 10. 100 az liza.
Lower Mammoth. goo at l.02i4: 200
ut l.O2h, 400 at 100
NAV Day 500 Gao 80, 1000 al 5S' oo0
az 33h.
Uutie Sam con. 1850 at 55i 100 at
So. $500 at 90. 100 az So; 200 at So.
Beck Tunnel CON. 600 al so; LOO
at On.
Colorado Mnmg 100 at 2.fOi 300
at 2.85. 1900 mt $50; 800 at 2.S21s
100 ut 30.
Grown Point CON. 100 at ls' 900
al 21is. 500 at 2lla.
iron blossom CON-. goo al 81, 500 at
30.
Mountain Like. 500 at "a
South columbus CON. 400 H tu' 100
at I2 goo at %. 100 at a.
seven Troughs. 100 AT Al, 200 at az
500 at A..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
RUSH is ON
Rawhidc Scene of Rich discoveries
And Many FlocSing In

md Many tlocklhg IN.
That Rawhide is abusue win
"rustling" people is being more and
more evidenced every day by the men
coming out Of the camp. and by those
who are going iu. according 20 the
Tonopah bonanza. The latest boomer
for the district is j. Holman Buck
editor OF the Rawhide Rustler MI
Buck Is the editor OF the Western Ne
vada Miner. and several other papers
iu this section of the country. He Is
a rustler himself and Is the FIRST TO
get into any new camp within radius
OF so miles OF Nina, where he makes
his headquarters. He says that Raw
hide beats any camp that he has YET
located in.
crowds are going in daily Co Raw
hide from Nina and Luning.' said Mr.
Buck and those who come back ara
unanimous in their opinion thar 10 is
going TO be- the greatest camp in the
state. The greatest strike yet made
there was made on the lease of Joe
Alexander Fred Hughes. I'd Keisslug
and George Andrews They got very
near the pure quill there. for the gold
goes as high as Sl25 a. pound Gold has
been taken out. some OF which is as
big as the Joint of your thumb and ar
heavy as "a $50 piece. The lease which
,s on the Boseberry group has been
bonded by Hayes and Monnettc for
$4,000. The shaft is down so feet and
they are going after the big lodges tne
groupings OF which appear on the sur
face.
There are number OF leases from
which they are taking shipping ore. A
rich streak was struck last week on
the lease Of H. j Cotter and associates
un fnr Van Dorm urUuerfv The strea *
Was about au inch wide and DO is
claimed that the ore went SIS pound
The wage scale f0r miners ls 50 "a
day for the minimum. Tor shaft work
$3.50. and 90 cents additional for MAJ
...Iu. ...UrI H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
COAL FRAUD CASES.
Men Connected With Wis Concern,
Released; Others Held

Milwaukee. Nov. H-Judgc a. J.. SAM
born. OF the western district of Wiscou-
sim. sitting 600 the habeos corpus case
against several Wisconsin persons
against whom indictments were returned
by The federal grand jury chargu- cone
spiracy 90 defraud the government 1ut of
valuable coal lands iu Colorado today
rendered % decision discbarEiul those
connected with tho Wisconsin Coal Min
ing company and holding two who ars
connected with Che Federal Coal g. lInu
company. The names of the discharged
men are.
James M Perelc- Thomas Poreie..
Chas. II. Hunter Guy ID. Goff and %.
A. Benjamin. aN ot Milwaukee. lu the
case against these five men Judge SAM
born held there WAS uo crime r1 intent
of crime. aud uu conspiracy as charged.
IT, court DOB Che cases against Elias Ar
uOid and Chuuuctv T. Jones, ol che
Federal coal a. Iron company, held these
men 90 the grand jury lu Colorado. a
contest viii now De- made 90 prevent rc-
moval TO Colorado Of those held couu-
SOD for the defendants cQutoudinE That ~
there was any crime it Was committed iu
Wisconsin and thar Che trial should Dee
held in this state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET

New York. NOV. i5.-Moncy on call
firm 3 ut o. per cent: ruling rutc ~
pcr cent. closing offered nt 3 per cent.
Time loans Him and largely uum-
mai: 90 days and 90 days. ~ to ~
pef cent; siA months 3 per cent
nov. IS close: Prime mercantile pu-
DER uominully 40 Ia 30 per cont
sterling exchange hrmcr with actual
business la bankers bills nt as ut
$500 for demand and ut l7s az Ig0
tor go day bills. Commercial bills
is5ts.
Bnr silver 5sh
Mexican dollars. tG
Government bonds steady railroad
bOud- nrn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
BosToN COPPER LETTER.

James A Pollock a 90. furnish the
following received oyer their private
Nire tnls afternoon.
Boston HomhloWer Il Weeks cop
uer lpttrr says The depression ln the
copper shares WHa continued at Che
opening of fhe local market thls m0rn-
ms WITH interest centeflng principally
again under pressure and the balance
of The llst De- somewhat lower AN
around. Tile weakness ln the New
York. mnrfet wac iu HreHt measure
responsible Con the soIlinr of local
sharca and II The decline ln New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
ATTORNEY GOES EAST
smoke Nuisance Conference With Of
Rccrs of Utah Consolidated.

Atty Waldemar Van Colt left last
evening for New York Co confer with
The officers of the Utah Consolidated
smelling company. owners of the High
land BOY smelter no Bingham regard
ing the recent decision of the circuit
court OF appeals sustaining the grant
Ing Of the injunction by Judge Mar
shall
The Highland Boy is one of the many
smeuers affected by the decision which
Says that the smoke from the shelters
shall contain no suluhurous or other
wise poisonus gasses. II is not unlikely
that as "a result OF the conference To
viii boz decided TO Cgrry the matter OF
the litigation to tine United states SUE
urpme court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
nun N METAL EXrIosIoN.

pittsbure. Sow. i5.-Nine men were
seriously injured by molten metal lo-
dav when an explosion occurred at The
Lucy furnace of the United states
stool corporation Tho ohpl's .nH roe
.,ltes when the furnace Has about tn
he tanned and the hot metal caught
thc mon before they could reach afe-
~ AN were taken t0u hospital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15

market should eviend further there
win probably be- n corresponding sct-
back in The copper shmcs. hat ID would
sccm that un any further moderate
break good Cuuncrs should be- bought
Win The IInn nf nNnrara
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
nINp Youn MAGAzINrs

Ola Books, Music aud Maeaglnes
Put them in strong now covers for
preservation. Many records III value
can he saved py having them bound
Tho News hindery can 10 me work
Ia any form AZ any price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15

Montgomery Sho-hone Ranks One
Amounting 90 $1,000
suut Bryce Turner of the Mont
eOmeY shoshone handed John b
Cook ANA compauy'E bank "a gold briek
tho other day mot thsegIation variety
once used 90 separate the Innocent and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
Rlrd-Cowan Co

custom Asaayors and Chemist 400
South West Temple 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

Ophir. t00ni05. Mexican. 4O041;
Gould a curry u asked. Con Va. 35
08s Savage. 31032. Hale & Norcross.
3sa39: yellow Jacket, l2Ii4al25, Bel
cher 1919 Sierra Nevada. 23n25; En-
cheQuer 2102j; Union 25U26
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
FoRENooN sALEs-
Bullion Beck-l00 az l.50.
frs.I,.fs. roo 90 nr

Bullion Beck-i00 az $50
Carisa-500 at 25.
Lower Mam.--500 at 10. 500 at O7i3.
s. 30 100 az LIZA 400 at 1.01ia 100 az
05. - 30
Mammoth--40O az 10.
May Day-60O al 35.
a. Sam Con.-200 al so. 300 al IS d.
600 al So 700 at &c. S 60
Beck Tun- 200 az 30. 5000 az 50. s. 90;
. 700 al 81. 600 al 5l S go; 900 az go.
s 10.
Black Jack-tO 900 at 90
Colorado-30O at 2.35; 600 an $50. 300
at 2.e1l5. COO at 25. 100 at 2.22ia. 1000
az 2.35. n 60 TOO an 32ih
crown Point u GOO M 29if 500 at 90.
ZOO az 90 s. 3d.
Iron Blossom 800 az 81 100 at 3d.
So. con Con.-lO0 at IS. 100 at i9 100
Al 81. 900 at Ts B so. 100 at GO. B. go,
Zoo at "a: 500 an 70. 800 at 20. 200 at a.
300 at 20.
Sioux Con-i00 at 21i4. 100 at 90.
seven Trc.-l.0 900 at ana 1000 at tlI.
b 60. $500 az a. 300 at 40ia. s. '0 500
90 a. s. 30.
Vankco-lU0 at 3s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15

slndstorm. 1920. Mohawk Sia sales.
Col Mt 1901. Jumbo EXt 63N6i.
Nemal 1dl0. Pennsylvania g asked
Kendall. llGl4. Booth 15 bid. Blue
Bull. u bid. Adams. 601, silver Pick
3i025, Nevada Boy. 2M4. Black Butte
ENtn. bid. Blue Bell. 7@s. Dixie 304;
Hibernia bid. st. Ives. 80 bid Com
Queror, . bid, Black Rock. bid. Lone
star. 9Nl0, O. Wedge asked ORC. ga
10 Kendall Ext. 3 asked. Sandstone
Ext. asked Mayne. 2a4, Atlanta. q
CT. Bend, Zjd2t. SimmcrOuc. bid.
Empire bid. Red Top Ext. 1914.
Florence 2'tues. Diamondneld b. B.
Cons. 15dl6. Goldneld Daisy. 70G71;
Laguna IS bid Commonwealth. 10
asked: comb. Fraction. S9a90. Ct Bend
Ext 3 bid Ga. Bend Annex. 304; b. b.
Bonanza. 2Q3. kewanos, 23 bid Es-
meralda. 3 asked, Portland, S0l0.
Crackertack. Gas, Red Hills. 2302f;
Mohawk Ext. 4G5. l.. Dillon Z bid.
" Tiger. 13 asked. Grandma bid.
s. T. Ext. 300: " Rose 405. Col Mt
Ext. asked. Goldheld Con. 3sNi0.
DIamondheld Triangle, 70S
MANHATTAN.
MANN Cons 80 asked. Mani. Min.
co.. bids C. Wedge 3 bid s Humph-
rey. q bid. Dexter 10 bid; L. Joe. LAP.
Crescent. Q bid. Combination 3 asked.
tie Grey. s asked. Cow BOY. 1u3; Oug.
Mani. 8 bid; Broncho, 3H5i Pinenut.
4 bid Buffalo. 1 bid: S. Dog. ~ bid:
Y. Horse 2G3; Ind, Camp, 8 BID.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fmryiew SiL King TO asked. Fair
view Eagle. 50U60 Nevada Hills. 3.15
asked Plttsburg ST. Peak, LILO BID:
North star Wonder 2u3; Eagles
Nest 26U29 Alice OF Wonder o asked
BULLFROG.
Original. 3ai Builfrog Mining Z bid.
Montana Bullrog lu2; National Bank.
500. Amethyst. $ bids Gold bar, 80
bid Steiuway. asked. Denver Bull
frog Annex, 4 asked, Bonnie Glare. 10
bid. Maynower Con-, l60l7. Moutgom-
cry Sh0shouc Ext, 308. @. Sccuter 4
bid Montgomery Mountain, 4u5 B.
Dismoudheld. 10 asked, Homestaze
CON-. So hid. " Girl asked Nugget
bid Tramp Con- lS020. Victor. o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15

GEO q CANNON ASSOCIATION.
hhokh "a E So. Temple. BON
phones 30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15

y. ~ West a Co.. stock brokers
y. n Nalker hlk Both phones of-
Zee and residence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15
OPEN BOARD

Berk Tuu- 100 at i0. POI
colorado 200 at 1880.
crown Pt-50O at %.
Lower Mammoth -ll0U at q .Oa. s.. 3d.
Man Day.. 600 at 2t POO 90 b..
MANN. 100 at i.d''a.
New Nork-300 at @.
Uncle som-510 at 1t. BOO FOO 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15

Newhouse. Ga; so; 6; o. sales 200.
Utah Copper, 1fM: 14a; IA d.
Balaklala. close. 3isf3af.
Temlessea Cnpper. 2ga23.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-15

Chicago. Nov h.-Hut.r steady Ora.In.
IUs -tuH. d1ireH H1.f
lrFa. steady at mark HHes Included
Sow YORK NoV b-mfar at.rdr un.
.n.HrDH
tharHo-quIct unchanged.
EU..-nrm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-31
ANNUAL SERMON
OF The D. A&'
Win be Preached at St. MARS EpIs-
copal Church on Sunday B~ing
FeDsuaryA~s

1t is the crstom Of many of the
leading chapters Of the D. A. r. to
have an annual sermon. including a
programs Of exercises. and while thia
has been customary for many years
49, Brunswick chapter. which is an
enthusiastic and growing one, viii
nave their firse annual sermon on
Sunday, February IA.
The sermon win be preacqyp-5g7
the chaplain Of the chapter, Rev Boy
kin. Of ST. Marks church where the
services win be held. An interestine
program VIII probably pe arFqpEsfl
in connection with the abnpaI set
mon
The chapter has already issued in
citations to toe. sermon. inviting the
people of the city generally 10 attend
and IN a few days they viii ANNOUNCE
the program Inasmuch as this is
to be the first annual sermon Of the
chaptesait win be looked forward t
with muN pleasure.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-31
AnaNisrRAToR.s IsALg.
eeoraIa eIynn countY.

EeQFaiegt5tyuu GCunLfs
undeq1 by virtue Of aERn order
Of ne, court Of ofdiBar Of sail
county. passed at the JanJ& Try term,
1896 tfFeOf. will be sold at public
cutlery a the first Tuesday in Fe5-
ruary. 105 at the court house door
IN said county. between the usual
hours 0 sale. the follow ~, Fsal ~
tate situate ia iGIynn couut.E,s Ge5r
gia. belnging tos tAg estate of D n
Stewart deceased, foiwit.
All tat tract or parcel of land ly-
/ ing and being In the county OF Glynn
| aud stEe ofIGkorgih, 'conta.ning fftgi
seven ind Oneihalfl aeTes and bound.
sd as blows: North, by lands Of n
L. HARRISON one the south by lands
II J. 4 Ward on tae east Hs Aanhs
# T. I'D j. Howe AMI sorg thes west
" lants of Howe and being the same
ract d land conveyed to said J. NJ
stewaf by J. A. Ward on the 21st
lay ofAugust, 1905. the same being q
cart . the oriaaali Johnson tract.
Also the following lot, tract or par
eel Of land situate. lying and beiua
the l99 district q n. Glynn
count5 Georgia. con5ai9iag twenty
and tvO-tentns acres and bounded on
the meth ~ lands of y. H. Harrison
| smith nv larsds oil Ward
EAST " lands OF j 4. ward ! aud
west by the Seaboard Air Line rail
way, fame being a part OF the old
)riginl Johnson tract
Anf also a one.haIf undivided IN.
tereas II and to the following lot
ract pr parcel OF land situate lying
md hing In what "a known as AVER
EFT C4y. IN the county Of Glynn and
state ~ Georgia AID particularly .des-
| eribee known and designated on the
9ian q said EVsSStt- CITY as lot mum.
bers fae and two. in block Ave, sue.
fivisiin f. Together with all buiid-
tngs. houses, outhouses and improve
ments upon said three tracts Of land
above described.
The sale viii continue from day
20 dat until an of said property is
old. Terms cash.
TIT 9Th, day u January, 1907
W. n. Croftcn,
administrator upon the Estate Il
" Stewart, deceased ~
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