davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

Eight candidates climbed upon 9
farmers wagon on Cotton avenue
yesterday to solicit his vote while
he loaded up. The boys are running
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
aE ~ weak FUTURES.
s AVA MAI.
NEW oRLGANs

Savannah, Ga. April 4. - Spots
middling 10B cents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

That school census Of Americas. now
being taken by Messrs. G. w Stall
lings and Otis Reese, will easily
show 1900 pupils of school age here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

A farmers mule ran away on
Lee street yesterday and sixteen can
didates talking to him at the time out
ran and caught the mulette
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
TALES OF THE TOWN
TOLD IN FEW LINES
Pencil Stubs Picked Up AT
Random.

Our stock of Easter Novelties, Eas-
ter Post Cards, and Easter egg dies
complete, phone 246.
NJ. S. HOLIDAY.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
$3.50 TO $500 PANAMA AND WOLFE
SKIRTS AT $4.9S.

Skirts made of Vols, Panamas and
Chiffon Panama, pleated and plain, all
waist measures and lengths. Mon
day and Tuesday, choice of about fifty
1T each -. $498
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

Either the head 'of a big family
can't get the bathtub when he wants
it, or if he can all the hot water has
been run out-N. Y. Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

There's hardly anything makes
man think he's smarter than for
somebody to speak to him of his rich
relative.-N. Y. Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
LADIES 25c AND 35c LACE HOSE
AT 20 CENTS

Ladies' fine lace hose in black and
tan; spliced heels and toes. Lace
runs to the toe. Never before offered
for less than 25c. Here for Monday
and Tuesday at per pair e. e.. zoe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

A wonderful thing about so many
people is how they can change their
mind without having any-N. Y
Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
sc WHITE PEARL BUTTONS At Sc

Five sizes 16 to a Iigne They
compare we'll with some Of the 1Oc
grades. Not more than 10 dozen to
one customer at the price here for
Monday and Tuesday, at per doz. Sc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
2Oc PILLOW CASES AT - Lee

Pillow cases to match the above
sheets two skies ~ X SO and IS x SO;
made Of soft finish muslin. Not
more than one dozen will be sold to
one buyer at the price here Monday
and Tuesday, at . 49,. o.. u 1-2c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

A knock down fight in a Lamar
street dry goods store yesterday, be-
tween, the proprietor and a drummer,
enlivened the situation here
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
I!iE QUOTATIONS
IN AMERICAS

Anerjcus, Ga, April I've quote
tie local cotton market dull, as
follows:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
LADIES SILK PLATED HOSE
AT so CENTS

Ladies' fine feathel weight silk
plated hose; high spliced heels and
toes. Regularly sold for CSC. Here
for Monday and Tuesday at per
pair 5Oc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
25C BROWN LINEN AT 171kC

Brown Linen, full regular width
good quality. Regularly sold for 25c
Monday and Tuesday, yard e. 171ac
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

A runaway hack horse landed his
demolished vehicle in front Of the
Windsor Hotel yesterday Many pe0-
pie had a close call. zu
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

The Ray-Foote marriage on We'd
nesday evening, while quiet home
affair, will be of much interest in
social circles in Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

Mr.. E. J. Sullivan Of Savannah, pri-
vate secretary to General Manager
Noise Of the Central Railway, was in
the city yesterday
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
LADIES SC HANDKERCHIEFs &c

Ladies Handkerchiefs made of
sheer White Lawn, hemstitched, reg
ular sc size. Monday and Tuesday,
each e. =. e.. &c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
WANT Ed
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Eight room dwelling
on Lee street. Apply to c. J. SHEER
LOCK. Possession at once. 26-tf.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

Camp Sumter 642, United Confeder-
ate Veterans, will hold its monthly
meeting Tuesday morning and elect
officers for the next year
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05
18C INDIA LINON AT 1OC YD.
50 INCH WHITE IRISH LINEN 471aC

Fine for Skirts, suits and waists, so
inches wide, and guaranteed every
thread linen. Monday and Tuesday,
yard e.. 4712c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

Up to last night the census enum-
orators had counted $3.50 people in
Americas, and are not nearly halt
through their work yet.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

Yesterday was monthly pay day
for plantation laborers in Sumter, q
fact which put thousands of dollars
into trade channels here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-05

1t is understood that the Americus
Ice Co.'S factory will turn out ice
tomorrow and also start th2ir delivery
wagons as we'll.
demolished vehicle in front Of the
Windsor Hotel yesterday. Many pe0-
pie had a close call. an
Mr.. E. J. Sullivan Of SaYaunah, Dri-
vate secretary to General Manager
Noise of the Central Railway, was in
the city yesterday.
Up to last night the census enum-
orators had counted $3.50 people in
Americas, and are not nearly half
through their work yet.
Yesterday was monthly pay day
for plantation laborers in Sumter, a
fact which put thousands of dollars
into trade channels here.
Camp Sumter 642, United Confeder-
ate Veterans, will hold its monthly
meeting Tuesday morning and elect
officers for the next year
The Ray-FoOte marriage on We'd
nesday evening, while quiet home
affair, will be of much interest in
social circles in Americas.
A knock down fight in a Lamar
street dry goods store yesterday, be-
tween the proprietor and a drummer,
enlivened the situation here.
A farmers mule ran away on
Lee street yesterday and sixteen can
didates talking to him at the time out
ran and caught the mulette
Again the business streets were
damned and crowded with people
and teams yesterday, and the mer-
chants here reaped harvest
The city council here has notified
the Railroad Commission that Ameri-
Gus has no kick at cutting off trains
on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. line.
Eight candidates climbed upon a
farmers wagon on Cotton avenue
yesterday to solicit his vote while
he loaded up The boys are running.
That school census of Americas. now
being taken by Messrs. G. w Stall
lings and Otis Reese, will easily
show 1900 pupils of school age here.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-07

Mintwood-SarsAeld a. and Elizabeth b. Mccarthy
10 Hans c. Holther lot Ia. SO
Center Eckingt0n-CaTie Harding et ux- 20 Benia
min r. Catlin lots 90 and 49, block 49, S. Bcnja-
min r. Catlin et ux. TO Carrie Hauy T.. and
Clarence L. Harding lot A. block g. So
Petworth-Beniamn II. Catlin e TX. 70 Carrie
Harry T. aud Clarence L. Harding lot q
square p. So Carrie Harding ct al. to Benja-
min r. Catlin lots "a and .. square g. SO
Benjamin r. Catlin CT w. 20 Carrie. HARM T..
and Clarence L. Harding lot o. square g, SO
Randle Highlands-Adolph FeldTOss and William j.
voudeTheide. trustees. to John NJ. RELY. lot q.
block s. SO.
40 First street southeast and 1857 Thirtyhird street
north~est-A. Coulter Wells. trustee. 10 Robert
Allen. parts lots and g. square 7A and part
lot %. square ll8 $3.50.
l7O New JG>ey avenue Observation-Disclosures Wood
et vir. William H.. to Mary c. Richardson. lot
3. square sos. SO
sixth street northeast between and C streets
Ellsha z. Taylor ct 10 William II. Pfsifer.
lot 70. square So $40.
Addition 20 Brcokland-Henry J. Happier e. W. 70
C. Mabel Holden. lot 8. square 4ls. SO.
Columbia Heishts-Fr1ncis A. Buni'a e ux 20
Frank l. and Belle NJ Rector. " 81. block
20. So
street southeast. between Sixteenth and Seven.
tecnth strects-Clarnco b. Hight and Charles G.
Allen. trustees. 70 Arthur A. Alexander, lots -
20 S. square south q square losl s. 500
1915 street southeast-Arhur A. Alexander e ux
10 George w. FArsOns, Loo l6. s9uEre south q
hiuAIe 4u3As ell
Pleasant PlAins-Ar1hm s. MAttingly and Zachariah
T. Sewers trustees 10 Louis and Annie Steer
man. lots s.. S.. and G.. so.
Fifteenth street northwest between and w streets
Thomas Bones and S. PGcy Thompson. trus-
tees. 20 Mar Nee. TueSer. lot 10. square
G3 SO.
Saul's Addition &c Washington-WilliAm =. S.aley
e ". 10 Della F. Burt. lot o. squs,e EDs. SO
GSrhold-A. H. Potts 20 Paul o. Jackson. lot 2
block (. $40.
Prevention Enlarged and Conquerors Defeated
james O'Hagan TO Thomas II. Picdord. one
fourteenth interest In parts. $50
Dobbins Addition 10 Neutrality-suspicious. A. Git
tings 10 james and Alice J. Ford. lot So square
Sll7 SO
AS street southwest-yartha Robinson 20 George
W. Robinson. part To- }. square 80. SO
Dobbins Addition to Washington Harm Wardman
and Thomas p. Bones to William L. BoWles
lots p and 80. squire 81. SO Same 70 Allen d.
and Saidee L. McCRrtee. lot 20. square a. SO.
Connecticut Avenue Addition 10 Cleveland Parks
John L. Warren et TX 10 Ada T. Murray LOT
l. square Z2ls SO
Padsvorth-Thomas Bones and s. Percy Thompson
trustees. 10 jamie A. Thomson. lot u, sQuar,
2S6 SO
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Scattering Tradition.

From Puck.
Il suppose you countrymen play con-
siderable checkers down TO the grocery
store evenings and while away full many
an afternoon pitching quoits back Of the
blacksmith shop?" ventured the city Wis
itor as he lighted a cigar and put his
feet upon the fence rail.
"Er-er-yes-I guess So hesita;ed
Uncle Charlie Seaver as he leaned easily
on his hoe h-mmm-that is. guess
there's a checker board down 20 Stanton's
grocery fer those city folks tibet some
times ask to play. And as fer quoits,
there used TO be some over to the black
smith shop II the young'uns amt carted
EN- away.
But as fer the boys playin them
games-er-er. 10 tell We the truth guess
you'll be most apt to find em In tn
afternoon over TO the barber shop shootin'
billiards fer s. a stick. An in tn evening,
why. tn Sunday school class meets n
tn corner room over the store about s
9th clock with the eternal blue sky tn
limit and chips SO stack. Fer tn tame
sports there's always a seven-up game
in the back barroom at 81 a corner an
the drinks on tn side.
But I guess II you want 20 play check
ers I kin find one o. tn school young'uns
10 accommodate We, but I've got to set
IN the mans game this evenin'."
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Sixteenth street northwest. between u street end
Riggs plaee-Hugh b. Reed e. Va. 70 Daniel w.
ODonoehue lot rs. square l7s. SO.
Mount Pleasant-Frank G.. Davidson e. ux. 70
Charles P. stone. lots 81, go. S2 TO 6S. block
!. SO
Cleveland Park-Ella B. sherman et vir, John, to
Anna ~ p. Martin. part LOT o. square 9si SO
Hood & Batchelders Addition 20 Anacostia-Jef-
ferson W. Davis et 10 Charles Hawkins. lots
q end 2. block 2. SO
Addition 20 lie DrOit Park-Gertrlde +. Lewis 20
Kate and Ella Van MEtre. lot 10. square 3,
5000
Padsworth--Harry 3. Wilson and HaTy WarinaI
% Isabel ]. Gordon lot IS. square &2. SO
Eleventh street northwest, between Q and streets
Mary Jaeger TO Berandine Kerr, lOt Il. square
g. SO
Acknowledgements l. elliott e vir. Joseph "a
to Arthur F. and Bertha Y. Moore. lot 6l5
square 5d6. SO.
Trinidad Frederick ". Filling q 70 John
W Pi1ing lot G. block ?. SO.
Seventeenth street northwest. between and L
strects-David b. Murdoch TO FrRnklin T. San
uer and William A. HILL lots y. "a. and part
OF r. square H6 SO
Third street northwest between Q and r streets
Annie Jefersou % Clarence b. Thompson. part
original lot Il square 55l, SO.
Second and NJ streets southeast-Ruth I. McNaney
Ct viz John j.. 10 John F. LeaTy. parts lots !
and ? square Ti2 SO
Eighteenth street northwest. between G and II
treets-Nlary ]. G. and Katharine A. Slack 70
Addie s Pe.rfne. part original lot %, square III.
SO Addie S. FeTTine % Minnie G. DOdd. sans
land. SO
street northwest between Seventeenth and Eight
eenth strcets-American Security ard Trust Com
pany IN Il Morgan HILL lot a and Part lot =.
square l5s. $500
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Mythology.


From Puck.
About the barest-faced OF all nature
fakes was the. Grecian mythology in its
day. The Greeks saw 0ryads where we
see nothing but beer-ads, and heard
voices proceeding from rocks and trees.
Nor were these rocks and trees any Of
your mere conversationalists, either. 1t
was recorded of them that they gathered
about and listened quietly. while Orpheus
played. and when he was through did not
crowd up 20 compliment him on the
breadth and-er-clarity OF his interpret
ton. This, of course. is to impute more
than human intelligence.
The Hebrews tried TO make out that
Balaam WIS spoken 20 by an ass but
they were so highly hgurative in their
manner OF thought, it's hard 10 say just
what they were getting at Quite pos
sibly II was only boy marrying on so
q week. OF society man. or somebody
taking himself too seriously. that BALKAN
was spoken to by. At all events, Hebrew
nature-faking wasn't a circumstance TO
the Greek.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DURING THE PAST WEEK

ChiSwell and Harry A. Kite paris lots Al 10 At,
square rs. SO
Mount Pleasant-Charles Schneider Ct M. 10 Minnie
A. Warrington lot 80. SO
Chevy Chase-The Chevy Chase Land Company Of
Montgomery County. Nd. to Ernest Il. Elliot.
lots . and p. square 1886 SO.
Barry Fam-Thaddeus L. Nanderpcol e TX 70
Philip J. C. Randall. lots lOi. los. 10. and L.
section 8. $40. Philip J. c. Randall 70 Thaddeus
L. and Caroline YandoTpoel same land. $40
Dobbins' Addition to washingtOD-Joseph Paul Ct
10 Harry Wardman and Thomas p Bones
lots lbs 20 ~ square II. SO
MintWood-sarsdeld A. Mccarthy ct ux 10 Hans
C. Holther. lot az. SO
screnth street northwest between and s streets
IgnHtius Miller Ct TO David and Leah Gold
man. part original lot O. square 4l9. SO
PinehuTst-ChaTles II. Nussbaum 70 Jacob !. Shap
pirio. lot ls block 5. So
Brightwood Park-John A. Arms and samuel A.
Drrry. trustees. 20 James b. Nicholson. lot a.
square 1895. S2.loo
No ~ Third street northeast-Patrick Mccarthy ct
ux 20 Edmund J. and Gertrude '. Mudd, lot
a. square Ut. SO
No 2il7 street northwest-Jacob I. shnppiuQ G
6s. So
Mount Pleasant-H Latanc Lewis Ct VI. TO Paris
T. Brengle lot CAS-, GO Same TO Charlotte Eicl-
HON. lot 67. SO.
BurTTiile-HenTy r, Webb ct TX 10 Patsy Withers,
lot T. block 9. So
Araes street northeast between Fourteenth and Fif-
tenth streets-Kennedy * Davis Company 70
Robert T. and Molie P. Piymale. lot 20. square
1856 $40
Eighth street northeast between and G -troets-
John T. Arms and Samuel A. Dr1ry. trustees,
10 John b. Yost part lot l05. sluare sl3, 500
No. 1851 Sampson street NORTHWESTERN liiam II. Ter
rell trustee. Ct al. 20 Helen 5. Marlatt, lot u,
square ie4. $40.
street northwest between First and Third streots-
David b. Murdoch 10 J. Albert Wilson, parts
original lots and 5. square Sol. SO.
Washington Heghts-Thomas Bones and s. Percy
ThCmpson trustees. 10 David 3. Murdoch. lot
90 block g. $40.
Nos. and 8 street nOrthwest-Thomas 2. Brown,
trustee. 10 Alexander Wolf and Lew II. David.
lots 50 and g. square CO. $500
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lsntnrdnr. Junc @. 1oos1

Harlem-Jesse W. starr 81 ux. 20 Harm f. Ausher-
man pert lots 2 ;. and l. so. Same 70 Andrew
" CaudeIl part lots 2 s. and {. SO.
Woodlcy Park-Heury r. Dulany et al. receivers
ct al 20 Luther A. Swartzen, lots u TO H.
block r.
Third and z streets northwes'-John s. Kemp 20
Mathew G. Jepley. part OI-yinal lot l. square
81. $40 Mathew X. Lepley - John 5. Kemp.
same land. SO
Greenrnle-Hcury A. vieth ct al. TO Joseph Mad
dren part, SO
Eighth street northwest. between NJ and streets
Elisha p Taylor e. uX 20 Barbara G. NJ.
Trautman. part lot s., square 900. SO
Manor Park-William NJ. Terrell, trustee. 70 H. K
stoner lots q TO 20. square 800. SO.
IL Fourteenth street ncr;hwcst-Louise r. Hayes
70 Saidee II. Huddles1n. lot Il. square 80. SO
IntCrcst-Joseph J. Mccarthy 20 Mar Z. Mccarthy.
all interest In estate Of Justin Mccarthy, SO.
North Grounds, Columbian University-Harmon 3.
Palmer q ux. 70 Henry F. Woodland, lots y
and 81. block 20. So
Connecticut avenue addition 20 Cleveland Park
John l. Warren et uK. % Walter R. and Alma
F. Frey lot s. square ZzlS SO
Iuterest-Edmund V. Rice ct al to Laura c. Rice.
for life. all interest in estate Of Edward V.
Rice, s..
Whitney Close-James B. Gallagher q uX TO John
schickler- lot L. block /. SO.
Massachusetts, avenue northwest, between SeTen'
tecnth and Eighteenth strccts-Wiliam 7.
Wright e. ux. 90 Mary L ScIlly. pari original
lot 90 square I5s SO.
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"wednesday, june J, 1oos.)

street northeast between North Capitol and First
streets-John 7. Arms to Ward W. Grr1th. part
lot !. square 81. SO.
Z street southeast between Thirteenth and Four
tecnth streets-John 3. Clark 70 Margaret Denny.
lot s. square 1857. SO Same 20 Rose c. Casey.
lots e5 and 81. square 1857. SO
+ street northeast between Fifth and Sixth streets
Grace E. Taylor ct viz Elisha p. 10 Henrietta
Mowery. lot 10 square sS4. So
l9 Twenty-second street northWest-Hauiet T.
Power ct vir. John A. 10 Susannah McDermott
lot q square 81 SO
Homead Manor-Charles H. Nussbaum to George
W. Barnes, lot los. square $50. So
FIFTH and streets n0rthwest-GeC-Ve w. Barnes
20 Charles II. Nussbaum. lot So. square Az $40
Bates street northwest. between First and second
strcets-HildA B. Grobe 70 Wilmer s. Wingate
lot lsj. square 81 $40. Wilmer S. Wingate TO
Darius Hartman. same land. $40.
Bond Building. Rich Building &c-Charles H.
Bond ct ux- 70 John @ F. Slayton and Arthur
W Newell, trustees. lot S. square 10 lot IS
square 70. LOT A. square SIS. g..
Connecticut avenue teTaee-Fulton r. Gordon ct
ux- 10 seidel Raup. lot 81. square Ia. 1856.
Eighth street southwest between y and + streets
c. Clinton James and George F. Williams trus-
tees. to Albert Il. Collins. lot IS. square al.
$50
street northwest. between Seventeenth and Eight
zenith streets-Martin +. Morris TO George +.
Fleming and Edward L. Hillyer. trustees. lot IS
square Isl. SO.
Randle Observation-Disclosures A. Stansbury a w 20
Charles W. stansbury. part lot :. square Ess.
SO. Charles W. Stansbury Ct ux 20 Dulciner
w. StanSbury. parts lots and 6 square $3.50 SO.
Titan W, johnson et al TO John B. Ehins. part
lot 81. square ilsi. So
Seventeenth street northwest. between and U
struets-Ffanklin T. SannCr et ux. q al 10
David b. Murdoch. lot 50. square ITO. so.
No l02l Fourth street northcast-Julia T. Webb To
Julia B. Webb lot To- square &c., ST.
Poplar street northweSt-John S. BraitmayT ct fTx.
TO James H. AIagnldeT. lot 20 square 1861. SO
William Beuchert ct TX TO William L. Brother
ton. lot H. square 365. SO.
No 179 Tenth street nOrthwest-May Leverone e
vir Paul. to Michael Mclnerney. lot rs. square
49, so.
street southeast--william H. souell ct uL to
Emma c. and Lizzie F. Clark. part, square SIS.
SO
Connecticut avenue ieracS-Fulton r. Gordon e.
ux. to Emma d. Adams. lots "a ard 2. square
Els. 2,77G
Bladen Forrest ct ux to Edwin l. CockreIl, west
half Of lot 10. square l63. SO.
University Park-Niinnie +. Hawke Of al TO Rich
ard H. and Leona S. Barnitz. lot IS, block a.
SO.
she-wood-Thomas H. Collins e. al. 20 Joseph F.
Hodsson, lot /, square Az, $40,
Do5bins Addition to Washington-Harry Wariman
and Thomas p Bones 10 Ira B, Nutter, lot 80.
square ~. So
Thirty-frSt street northwest-Thcmas NJ Carroll 10
George W. Ray. parts lots 90 and 81. square
1857. SO GeoTgo w. Ray Ct TO Robert Il
Aud. same land, SO.
X street northeast between Twelfth and Thirteelth
streets-WilliaIn J. Fentress 10 Mary s. Taylor,
lot So, square lO2 $40.
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fMonany, June i, 1oos.I


W. S. Irwin to Hattie L. Henderson. lot $50 square
$50. SO
Buena vista-sallie NJ. Parker to Fannie Mosby,
lot 8. block 10, SO
Franklin T. sOnnsr ct W. to Henrietta NJ Halliday,
lot A. SQUARE l3s, 500.
Douglas-Mabel jackson et vir. Edgar R.. 70 Mary
Bunuss, lots 2 and 10, SO
Thomas Bones and S. Percy Thompson, trustees, 20
NJ. Ardelia Dante. lot 80. square 2l3, $40
G streets northeast between Sixth and Seventh
strcets-Nladison Whipple 81 ux. TO Emma V.
Gatehcll part original lots ! and 2, square
$50 $500
81 street northwest between Thirty-irst and Thirty
second streets-Henry Oettinser ct ux TO
Maurice Hansbwger, west bali Of lo' TO- square
Thoraas r. Coombe TO Eliza B. Coombe. lot s.
square 92i. $40.
Kalorama Hcights-Henry s. Hooker to Henrietta
NJ Halliday part lot Il. block ). SO
street northwest. between Second and Third
strects-AIinnie J. Hunt 10 Valera L. D. Powell.
part lot 6. square SO $40
Dobbins' Addition and Addition 70 Le Droit Park
Barlch c. Hall ct ux- to E. Olivia johnson, lot
6s. So
Whitney Close--William Homestead ct w. 10 james
p. Smith. part lot l. block !. SO
scventh street-John Happell e. ux. 10 Amelia Hap
pell. Part lot 5. square il6 $40.
William H. Deggs & ux. to Clare G. Addison
lot IS, square 100. SO.
Mary A. Cahill ct viz, James A.. TO Thomas and
Mary Mangpn. lot L. square $50. SO.
Square 2s7-Dayid b. Murdoch 20 josephine P. Hil,
lot los. square 81. SO.
Massachusetts, avcnuo-Charies p. Cassidy ct 10
George Aienke part original lot l. square 4si, SO
Columbia Hcights-Francis A. Blundon et ux. 10
Annie O. Miller lot 50. block %. $40.
Back street-JOhn f. McIeran. surviving trustee. 70
Samuel A. Jones. parts lots 2i and sS, square
100. $500
Square 2l2-Donald Mcpherson Company 70 Charles
II Ieice lot 81 SQUARE ~, SO
Seventh street-Julius S0ndheimer TO Samuel Snoer.
part original lot r. square 40 SO.
Twelfth street-F Viola Fowler 10 Charles h.
NussbAum. part lots c and b. square 2s5. $40.
Burville-W A. Soders 20 w. I. SOders. pan lo'
T. section 2 SEQ.
/ Kenilworth-Allen W Mallcry and Horntio n. Tap
lin. trustees, 70 Frederick W. Childs. lots Il "a
| II. block 4. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant PlainS-John T.
! Crowley et ux - John b. Harrell. lot g. block
; and lot 10. block 8. SO
/ Eleventh street-JOhn b. HaTell et 20 John T.
Crowley. part original lot u. square 5S. SO.
Square lO5l-A Berger to sophie J. Berger lot 40
| square 1851 $40.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-07
Their Knowledge.

From Puck.
us been sinnahr' vouchsafed re-
Gently converted brother. during an ex-
perience meeting IN Ebenezer Chapel. "a
heenyus. low-down, contaminated sinnah
for 10 desc many yeahs, and never know
ed it,"
come" spoke up a sympathetically in
clined deacon. DE rest Of US knowed 1t
all de time"