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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-29
CABLE.

Rev. Mr.. Conrad of Monmouth
preached in the Swedish Lutheran
church here Sunday.
Mrs. John Haddick. Jr., is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. c. l.. Kettering and
family at Cambridge this week.
Mrs. Luther Anderson of Moline is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. o.
l.. Rodell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dahlberg of Galesburs
spent last Sunday at the home OF
Thomas Lewis and family.
Mrs. Thomas Ray and Mrs. William
at the home of Thomas Jackson this
week.
Thomas Parker and Leon Tomlinson
were tri-city visitors Sunday.
Miss Ada McFarlane of Hopewel
spent Thursday evening with hel
friend Miss Haddick.
P. NJ. Brown moved his family tC
Sherrard Wednesday, Mr.. Brown and
family have been residents of Cable
for over 80 years.
William Hughes is helping Herbert
Pearce with furnace work this week
John Blenkinsopp left for Chicago
on short business trip Tuesday.
Ben Haigh of Anamosa, Iowa. visit
ed his father and relatives here las
week
Mrs. Lewis Chamberlain of Parkers
burg, Iowa IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Jackson arriving last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Peter Clark went to Rock Is
land Tuesday for visit with her chill
dren.
Miss Wickers of Reynolds was il
Cable one day this week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-29
BOTH BRYAN AND TAFT
SPEAK IN SYRACUSE TONIGHT

CONTINUED from Page one.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-29

Bond tc Support Wife.-David Will
liam White, the carpenter found guilty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-29

encomium of Mr. Bryan by saying that
''our candidate is your friend He is
my friend. He is the friend of the
people. He has been the courageous,
sincere and constant friend of labor
ever since he has been in public life.
He is as incorruptible as he is brave,
and he can neither be purchased nor
inundated"
Enthusiasm for bryan.
The democratic candidate received
an ovation as he arose TO speak. He
was cheered to the echo, and the large
audience reluctantly obeyed his ges-
ture and became quiet He expressed
his appreciation of the cordial vel
come he had received Fin the capital
of our nations greatest state and re-
piled to Mr. Hill by saying:
Il appreciate the more than gener
Gus words employed by Senator Hill
in presenting me to you. One Of tbs
pleasures of this campaign is the unity
that manifests itself in the democratic
party. AS the candidate for president
of the United States, / have behint
me united democracy, and in front O
me a scared republican party
He declared that the democratic par
| ty was full of fight, while the republi
can party was full of fright. Il be
lieve," he continued, that we are &c
hing to win a great victory, and, m,
friends. ] am glad that Senator Hill
the hero of so many battlefields, i
fighting by my side prepared to shar
with me the joys of democratic tri
umph. This victory would be incom
plete if it were a sectional victory
But | believe that this victory is goin
10 be won by the cooperation of TIL
east and the west, the north and tn
south, and that it will cement the den
ocratic party as fighting force"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-29
PLEADS TO "DEAR PEOPLE"
BUT ACTS WITH BOSSES.
Mt. Carroll EVENING Mirror
Mt. Carrie

Deneen met few of the Cook
county bosses and arranged slate
for that city and Cook county. This
was done in the face of Deneen's plea
to the Dear People" that he had
given them primary law. which
would do away with states, combina-
tons and other kindred forms of snap
Judgment. This and other things.
too numerous to mention, will tend
10 relegate Mr.. Deneen back to pri.
yate life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-29
HAZEL DELL.

The Lambert Telephone company is
rewriting its line with new wire.
Miss Ethel Kennedy, who is attend
ing school in Muscatine, is spending
this week with home folks.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Buck of New York, is con-
Quoting series of revival meetings
at Illinois City.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
DEATH AT STANTON

Mr.. J. E Casken, an aged citizen,
died at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. Y. P. Kelsey, at Stanton, at 2:30
o'clock Thursday.
Mr.. Gaskeu had been sick for the
past ten years. having had paralysis,
and he was confined to a roller chair
He was a volunteer soldier in the
northern army. and for some years
past had been living at the Old Sol
diers' Home at Marion, Indiana, but
returned to Florida some months ago
having expressed the wish to die in
this state, surrounded by his own peo
pie.
twenty-five years ago Mr.. Gaskel
was sanitary inspector at Ocala, and
is well remembered by many of oul
citizens, who will regret to learn OF
his death.
Mr. Gaskell is survived by two sons
and one daughter, Mrs. Mcintosh, who
reside at Tampa, and by his daughter
Mrs. Kelsey, at whose home his death
occurred.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
PETTICoAT POWER STRONG IN
ITALY

A cablegram to the World from Tu-
rim says
"a close personal friend of the
duke of the Abruzzi, explained today
the exact status of the dukes wOoing
of Miss katherine Elkins. The friend
referred 70 is q prominent member OF
the household of Princess Letitia, the
dukes step-mother.
That th5 duke and Miss Elkins will
marry is more problematical than
ever" said this nobleman. "The
dukes hopeful and untiring efforts
have never overcome the opposition
of the Dowager Queen Margherita,
and now the duke has only forlorn
hope of marrying the fair American
Queen Margherita, not Queen Hell
ena, is the leader and mouthpiece OF
fashionable society, and in her OppO
sition to the dukes marriage the
dOwager queen has the cordial sup
port of the royal princesses and OF
practically every feminine member OF
the Italian aristocracy,
This petticoat power is immense
almost irresistible. Take the expert
ence of Queen Helena, who has al
ways been unpopular with those arts
tocratic ladies. Princess Letitia treats
her as if she were a mental. The SUI
perb duchess of Aosta permits herself
to make the sovereign lady the butt
of her gibes and jokes in public. Yet
the position of Queen Helena, the
former lovely princess of Montenegro
is tolerable to her because she is Z
loving wife and mother, of a retiring
and humble disposition, who care:
nothing for social display. But il
Queen Helena's position at court i:
only tolerable, what would royal ranl
mean to an American girl, of far diff
ferent temperament from the queens
with all these proud ladies arrayeC
against her?
The duke of the Abruzzi has KEEP
out of society more than any otheI
prince of the house of Savoy. He ha:
not frittered away his time in fash
ionable diversions, which weary him
So, unacquainted with society cabal!
and scheming, he has only recent!
been able to gauge the consequences
fraught with the greatest peril t
their mutual happiness, to which mar
riage will expose Miss Elkins ant
himself. The prospect is one from
! which the duke recOils."
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
A SPLENDID FLORIDA INsTlTU.
TON

The Florida Life Insurance Com
pany has achieved distinction in this
state in having paid their death
claims in full on the day Of receipt of
satisfactory proofs of death.
The prompt settlement of all claims
by the company has done much to win
the confidence of the public and has
materially aided in making the Flor,
ida Life a phenomenal success Over
six hundred of the best people, large
" bankers, capitalists, business and
professional men of Florida and 9th
er southern states are interested in
this company as stockholders.
This company has been fully en-
dorsed by the liberal patronage OF
the people of Florida, and its mag
niflcent record since it's organization
attests the merit and advantages OF
its policies.
1t resorts to no questionable
schemes to obtain business.
No Special Contracts
No Advisory Board"
No Agency Stock"
Straight forward, clean, honest poll
cies, for protection on their merits as
such. The Florida Life believes il
selling insurance that insures.
Millions of dollars are sent out o
the state every year for insurance
Why not keep a larger proportion o
this money at home, where it can b.
of benefit to our own people and on
own enterprises.
If you are interested in insurance
see Mr.. B. R. STRIPPING, local agent
or write to the home Office at Jack
sonville for plans and rates or an,
other information, which will b
cheerfully furnished.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

IHrr. BRAY Eugene
$50. 60 unrr CaIlus.I eho were
- .. r# Dfsf Chambers pet
ar Thursday night are
49, If. fa..s.rtIu. eb.r, fhey viii
nr fr nr.. re.k-. taking the
r.nar treatment as if Is said ay the
Jacksonville that
.Ir.lf faH a genuine case of rabies
..f..an fa ffIs effect having been
rr.I 3d. Frday afternoon. The
. $500 ItaI usrr bitten vii De- treat
- g.. trf af course viIl have 10 pay
e. eaa strenses while la Jackson
rr a. Chambers says be- had has
49, &C. AM up in . room, but tha'
rnr cane along and turned him
e. 10 doz foarht viciously before
A. uas turi This little dog was
fsFnfue uIth everyone and his
- anHur 81 much regretted. Yes
larr.r uaruhai nsn shot several stray
go
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
DoINos IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FRIDAY

The case of Barwick against
Blount was concluded Friday morn
ing. the jury bringing in a verdict for
the plaintiff CBarwick) for the full
amount Of his claim.
In the cose of Heating against
McGehee Lumber Co., which engaged
the attention of the court for only an
hour. the jury rendered a verdict in
favor of the plaintiff CKeating) for the
full amount sued for.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
ENTERPRISE
Poultry Yard
S. c. Rhode Island Reds, Black Mi
noreas, Barred Plymouth Rocks

Younk stock for sale. Pullets, $50
each: Cockerels, SO, single, or, if two
or more are purchased, $3.50 each
Eggs, best quality, 81 per setting OF
Is; two settings, So. Class, No. 2,
$3.50 per setting; $3.50 for 80 eggs
Incubator eggs, IS per one hundred
Book your orders now, so you will
be served first. My Rocks" are the
'Ringlets," and never fail to win
and other stock cOrrespondingly good
Motto: Guarantee to please, OF
money back.
MES Va Al SHOCKIEX Prom.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

Col. Mic Barco represented Crystal
River in Ocala Friday and spent the
day with his daughter, Mrs. J. w
Bishop.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

Through sleepers are now running
on the Seaboard Air Line night trains
between Orlando and Jacksonville.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-01-02


If a cough once. gets into your
system it acts on eSery.smnse.e and
fibre of the body and makes you
ache all over. 1t especially affects
the intestines and makes you con.
stipated, so in prder, 70 get rid of a
cold thoroughly and without delay
you should not take anything that
will-tend to eonstlpatex Kennedy g
Laxative Cough Syrup acts upon
the bowels aud thereby drives the
cold out of the system. 1t contains
no opiates--lt is pleasant. to take
and is highly recommended for
children. Sold BY W L Wallace,
NJ. D.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Transient Gotrees will be Published
In This Column at the Rate of One
Centa Word. for Each Issue.

FoRSALR OR RyNT .--Cades, s. c.,
One 90 foot storehouse with warereom
attached. One commodious, six reem
Dwelling, Barn, Stable, etc, most con-
yeniently located on one acre corner lot
Business opportunity fine. Established
stand with line of customers waiting.
Opportunity . carries with it big
lien business, good cash trade,
bale cotton buyer, salaried seed
buyer in season and truck commission
business, also cross ties. i.
This property formerly occupied by
Nesmith Bros. and will be opened Jan
nary. 1st, '0S. For particulars,
MD NEsMITH,
+ Lake City, 8 c,
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town many times the size Of
Kingstree.

loWn many times the size OF
Kingstree..
Last week, in publishing the
statement of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank of Lake City
through a typographical error,
the item sCurrency on Hand.
showed SB.72. when it should
have been $7,6z2.oo-quite adif:
ference. We regret that the err
ror occurredsas the Farmers &
Merchants Bank makes a re.
markably fine showing, both as
to deposits and profits. The
proofs Of these bank statements
are read very carefully and We
may say without boasting that
thisis the first time in the eight
years we have been Publishing
them that our attention has 'ev-
,er been called to an error in
the published report.
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Now is the time to order brick for
repairing. Best Brick, Best Facilities,
Best Deliveries. Ship anywhere In the
State. Write to-day for prices.
SUMrER BRICK WORKS, Sumter, sc.
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come over last week and spe
several days with relatives in
Kingstree..
Mr SH lee ofCowards, while
in Kingstree Tuesday, called
and rehewed bis subscription to
THE RECORD.
Rev 8 J Mcconnell will take
charge of business with F Rhem
& Sons Bloomingvale s @ for the
ensuing year.
Miss Florrie Stubs, who is
teaching at Enterprises spend.
ing part of her vacation with
the Misses Ross.
Misses Regina and Jessie
Jacobs of Savannah, Ga, are
here on a visit to the family of
Mr. Louis Jacobs.
Mrs. L. Cottingham returned
Monday to Dillon, after a visit
of several days to Mr. and Mrs
Hugh McCutchen. !.
Miss Rosalie Beacham of
Spartanburg is spending the
holidays with her friend,
Miss Mabel Snlder.
Mrs W NJ O'Bryau and little
daughter of Heinennan are
spending some days with Mr.
and Mrs. L. Jacobs.
Mr'W. 81. Matthews, who is
employed as composisor on the
Darlington News, visited his
mother Xmas week.
Mr. and Mrs H G Askins spent
the holidays in Lake City. We
are sorry to hear of the illness
of their infant child.
Mr. G w Stoll and Mr. and Mrs
P n Stoll spent Xmas in Ches.
ter at the home of their mother.
Mrs Mary L Stoll.
Mr. W V Strong, who lives
near Central, but who has bust
ness interests in Kingstree, ia
vored US with a call while in
town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs D Hirschman of
Manning returhed home Satur-
day after a pleasant visit OF
several days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs s Marcus.
Col WB Logan of Charleston
spent the holidays with his par.
ents in town. He was accom-.
panied by his friend, Mr. j F
Porcher, so'of Charleston.
Messrs Julian, Cecil and Louis
Jacobs, Jr., of Charleston spent
the merry yule-tide in town un-
der the family rooftree.
Miss Nina Brewington, the
popular milliner for the Kings
tree Dry Goods Go, spent Christ
mas at her home in Baltimore
There will be a special new
years service at the Methodist
church Sunday morning at Il
o'clock. All are cordially. M
vited.
We hope that every reader Of
The RECORD has enjoyed the
holiday season and we wish
them many returns.
! MrTM Duke of G edar Swamp
was here Monday and took oc'
casion to renew his subscrip'
| ton to The RECORD.
i We are glad to note that our
young friend, William Gamble
who has been sick for quite a
while, is able to be out.
Mr. John Dennis, who has been
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WANTED-An honest, energetic
man, single or married, to run two
Or three horse crop. or will rent farm
to right party. ~
Yours respectfully,
12-26-St. WILLIAM COOPER.
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FoR SALE-Farm containing l82 acres,
so acres cleared IA miles West Of
Lake City. $500 cash; reasonable terms
on balance. For further information
apply to R F JoYNER, Lake City, s G.
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wANTED-By a young lady graduate,
position as teacher. Have good expe-
rfence in teaching and can furnish fine
testimonials as to my ability. Address
Teacher" care TIE COUNTY RECORD.
1-2-1t. I.
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in the employ of Mr. J S Eron as
salesman for several months,
left Friday for Titusville, Fla,
to accept a similar position.
The following visitors have
been spending the holidays with
the family of Mr. A. M. Gordon:
Misses Edna Garlingon of Green.
vile, Edith Stokes of Charl es-
ton, Messrs. Harry Pitts 'and
Roland Jones OF Sumter.
Miss Leila, the lovely daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Geo W Davis
of Johnsonville and the grand
daughter Of Capt and Mrs Hen
ry Mcdonald, was happily we'd
ded to Mr. Chandler on Christ
mag gday'.Gs0rysfo0" Item.
Mr. John PNelson of Scranton,
who has recently undergone a
serious operation at the River
side in6Smary, Charleston, is
convalescing rapidly, much to
the qualification of his friends
both here and in Scranton.
: Christmas passed off here
about like Sunday, as is emil
nently proper. The nearer the
observance of the natal day OF
the Savior of Mankind attains
to the ideal Sabbath the more
BETTING is its celebratio
Judge Wheeler, SON of Dir and
Mrs O E Wheeler, on Church
street, had.his right band badly
mangled this = morning from
shooting fireworks in the back
yard of Mr. Wheeler's residence,
l-Norncs Ttmas.-December 26.
MIR NV Mcconnell, SON of
Rev So Mcdonnell, who has
been salesman for Mr. Winslow
Wright at Scranton left Monday
morning for Nashville, Tenn, to
take a combined business course
in Draughan's Business College.
We have received handsome
calendars from the Bank of vii:
liamsburg, L j. Stackley, the
Kingstree, Hardware Co, Wi
liamsburg Insurance & Bonding
Agency and L q Fairey's. Fire
Insurance Agency, for all OF
which we are duly appreciative.
We cannot publish lengthy
communications in the current
issue of the paper when they
reach US later than Tuesday at
noon; nor. can we change ads.
when "copy" is submitted later
than the date above gamed. We
think we have mentioned some
thing like this before.
Mr. Charles G. Singleton, who
has been in Manning some time
with his sister, lett last Mon
day evening to accept a posi-
ton at Rheims with the large
mercantile establishment of
F Rhem & Sons. Mr. Singleton
is a very pleasant gentleman,
and a man of exceedingly fine
literary ability.-Manning Tines
Mr. B F Eaddy and son, M o
Eaddy of Bristol Springs, Miss,
spent some time in this county
visiting friends. Mr. Eaddy, Sr.,
had not visited Kingstree in
twenty-five years and of course
was astonished at the marvel.
Gus growth of the county's cap
ital. he also was surpris ed to
see THE RECORDS outfit. which
he said equaled that of the lead.
| lug paper in Jackson, Miss, a
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For SALE--Genuine Peterkin Cotton
Seed for 75cts. per bushel, or exchange
one for two.
PERCY D. SNowDEN,
12-5-5t: Church, s. c.
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Losr--On the streets of Kingstree, .
plain gold hoop bracelet. Liberal re-
ward If returned to
MISS BESSIE HARPER,
1-s-lt Kingstree, s. c.
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LosT-A Waterman fountain pen,
with chased gold band around barrel:
Liberal reward if returned to office OF
THE COUNTY REcoRE-s
1-2-tf.
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Messrs D L and CS Smith of
hebron were in townMonday on
bnsihess.
Miss Flossie Weaver is spend
ling the week with friends in
LAKE City.
Mr. r B Fitch, of the Lake City
s section, came in to see US while
in town Tuesday.
~ Mr w j Bartell, of Cooper
postofice. visited our sanctum
while here Monday.
Mss Sallie Greasy of Bedford,
Va. is visiting friends in town
{ Ssringsthe holidays.
George P Logan. Esq, of the
Columbia bar, is here for few
& days visiting relatives.
& Mrs D Pipkin of Manning
is Visiting friends at Blooming
vale her former home.
Mr. Earle G Page, representa-
tive of the Daily State, was in
8 town a while yesterday.
Attention is called to the
statement of the Bank of Scran'
ton published this week.
Misses Mary and Hilmar
2 Graddick of Charleston are
guests of the Misses Meyer.
Mr. j Liston McClam, of the
yirinity of Lake City, was among
s the visitors in town Monday.
Mr. J W Cockfeld of Scranton
Z while in town Monday renewed
bis subscription to The RECORD
Mr. L w Dennis of Cades was
one of our many pleasant visit
ors on the last day OF the ole
year.
Mr.. Prescott Martin, who is
student al Wofford College, was
!. .noted in town several days las
& week.
Mr. J T Burrows of Fowler ia
vored THE RECORD with an
agreeable visit on Monday o.
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Sherfesee
of Charleston came up this week
to visit the family of 7 n Gill
land, Esq.
Mr Chas. J Epps of Conway
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|ocal and. Personal

y
~ We are sending out a
aDer of statements to sub
pers in arrears. There are
on our books nearly 1000
fribers, many of whom
paid nothing in a year. or
e. We ask all these de.
pts to settle up as soon
ble. Each account is
fup to the nearest year
ear. 1t may be that
,get these statements
Y paid; if so just call
$tof the fact and
i.fully make the
Vail we want is
Se us and not a cent
!. We do want that.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12

Gainesville People IN jacksonville.
The jacksonville Metropolis Of
September nth has the following In
teresting items concerning Gaines
vile people:
Mrs J. Dogan stringfellow Of
Gainesville is the guest OF her sis
ter. Mrs A. r. Harper. at an Laura
street. Mrs. stringfellow is one Of
Gainesvilles most prominent social
figures. and always popular visitor
to Jacksonville.
The hospitable home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. King, in Riverside, has
had its usual quota Of guests during
the past and present week. Mrs.
Kings mother and cousin, Mrs.
George X. Broome and Miss Margue-
rite strIngfellow, Of Gainesville. made
a brief visit to Mr.. and Mrs. King en-
route to North Carolina. Mrs Broome
and Miss Stringfellow will return to
Florida early in November by way
Of Atlanta and attend the general
convention Of the United Daughters
OF the Confederacy. Mrs. John M.
Taylor and Mrs. Wilson OF Gaines
vile arrived yesterday at the King
home, and left thiss morning for a
fan visit to New York City. Mrs
Gilbert Taylor and attractive little
daughter are also guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. King, and viii remain
IN Jacksonville for some time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12
Ru,hsrtord's CHANCES.

r. r Rutherford. The restaurant
man, has completely remodellcd his
place and Il Is now the most lnyitlng
restaurant 70 be found IN the city
Ne has had Il painted white. and
neat signs adorn the building telling
the people 81 the good things be
keeps 20 eat he win change the
name 81 tho place from the Cont.
rental 20 the white Front Cafe.
and proposes 70 keep nrstclass
chef 20 the people can al an dimes
HVt what they order served m the
hcat style Ile win personally look
after ihe wants o. bis customers and
y sur he can plvate you II Eiven
TIE Glance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12
schuIszPearce.

AT $3.50 o'clock last evening at
Syracuse, N. Y, Miss Mabel Pearce,
the daughter OF Mrs. Margaret
Pearce OF Syracuse, and Mr. Lee
Schultz OF Jacksonville were married.
Miss Pearce spent last winter here
with Mrs. Clinton Deane on Market
street. and made many friends who
VIII welcome her as permanent
resident.
Mr.. Schultz Is connected with the
-. .. Hubbard. Company. and Is high
Iy esteemed by his business asso-
ciates
Mr.. and Mrs, Schultz will arrive
about the Goth, and will be with Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Deane until the
completion Of their own residence
Jacksonville Metropolis. September
18th.
Mr. Schultz viii be remembered BY
many Gainesville people as stu
dent Of the East Florida Seminary
some years ago. lie was a young
man Of sterling qualities and was
popular with both his classmates and
teachers, as wen as the people OF
Gainesville The sun Joins his many
friends in this city in wishing him.
and his bride unalloyed happiness in
their married life.