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tRanSwha,

His next birthdaR be 4 IsgSSt !. at
Mount Vernon, where lhsSh5 a goases IIs Il
live with his brother Lazy Snee fIe
was then a tall, fine 1co8 big lnMs
with manly ways. and fSa shis
first love AFFAIR boyfand
girl attachment with An1e Carey his
"'lowland beauty on Febfnart %,
1852, George and his bfoth iaw.
renee were on thefrsWay home 1rom
trip to Barbados, whittier they
had gone IN the, hope Of anaing
health for the master of cunt Ver-
non, who the same year diedsas his
beautiful home. which was aftel$ard
to be inseparablysa lated witk the
younger brother. s. ..syE d.
About this time. Governor :DinRid-.
die, ,of Virginia, commissioned Esssh-
ington as an officer in the armysssand
he was sent the next year as a1ehm-
missioner to a. French fort, claimed
to have been buiit as a hostile deniuh-
stration on English lands. He; was
absent about three months on s:his
mission, which hesa mplished With.
tact and Judgment; But the war
cloud spread in q broader and daGker
shadow, and February %, ITS & aaw
George Washington at5s Ale1an1fia
collecting military supplies for use,
in the impending conflict; fnsthat:
war Washington received his first
baptism of fire, and Is said to- hive
fired the first shot that ushereai in
the old French War, 4
Washington's birthday in5:1756.
was spent In the Northern States he
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News Notes.

The South Carolina Legislature has
increased the State tax levy one mill
The Georgia, Southern & Florida
Railway has announced cut of 10
per cent. in the salary Of employees.
Secretary Taft, in a speech al
Grand Rapids, Mich, declared Lln'
coin would pursue the same course as
Mckinley and Roosevelt if alive to-
day.
With brooms at her rlastEcads and
yard arms announcing that all rec
ords had been swept aside. tho new
armored cruiser North Carolina re-
turned to the shipyard Sunday. Rnr-
ing her third speed test run oiE the
Virginia capes between 1880 ana
IL: 80 O'Clock Saturday night, the
ship maintained an average speed OF
22.4S knots or As Of knot in excess
Of the contest speed required. The
trial was made Off Newport News
Va.
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cooro;;s this besr. hsd been sold iu

Georgia this beer had been sold IN
even single cask lots for $3.50, where
as the dispensary, had paid $S75 in.
car lots for 100 casks, This on their
Bohemian beer. The overcharges on
this account were figures to be $4,594si
counter claim which the State OF
South Carolina sets mp against the:
$4S7.50 due the brewery. : VS.
The. commission in the afternoon;
entered upon the caselof JaW. Kelley.
G. Co., who we're not present or repre-
sented. 1t was stated unoffcially that
their agent, Max Goodwin, had gone to.
Cuba. Col. Fielder proved BY doca-
:menta1y evidence that Kelly & Co.
and King s& Co. are one and the samel
concern. That after Kelly, & Co; got
into some disfavor in this State, or.
ders were solicited under The name Of
King & Co. and that Kelley 8 Co.
actually filed the orders. This house
was once represented by +. "a. Nixon.
Their Silver Springs corn whiskey
was in great favor here once. The
commission did not conclude this case.
But it will probably be of q general
class with the Others.
There is but S59,963 in oyercharges
or graft laid at the door II the Cook
& Bernheimer Of New York by the
commission. This mere oagatelle IS
os..l.-z1-
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Pittsburs Flood

Pittsburg,. Pa, Special s4spread-
ing riih and disaster in its.paAh, the
annual food Of the rivers and small
streams Of this section holds Pitts
burg in its grasp. At 10 O'Clock the
water had reached a stage Of 26 feet
and was rising half foot an hour.
The weather bureau predicts 80 feet
and possibly foot higher when the
crest Of the flood arrives. While
the weather conditions are mucll
colder and snow furries arc expert,
enced at intervals the changed con-
ditions will have absolutely no ef-
feet on the high water. At tho
headwaters the rivers continue to rise
and scores of cities and towns in
western PennsDlna,iin--Aastn1ii- Ohio
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lQdC tfiiD~ ~OOaAo~>>-~---,------
over charges $4,000, Of which $1,000
is Offset by claim against the State.
The amount to be deducted from the
claim Of Paul Jones G. Co. is $6, 24s.7o.
This was agreed upon by the. dlspen-
sary commission after considerable
figuring. The original account was
$4,000. Mr.. A. j. Carroll, attorney,
admitted that after 1902 his concern
paid commissions in this State, and
there were no commissions paid prior
to that time, he claimed. The COM
mission believes that Col. Carroll was
misinformed about this matter, but
there was no way to prove otherwise
as collateral invoices prior to 1902
could not be obtained to show that
there was discrimination in prices
against South Carolina.
A small claim which was disposed
Of was that Of the George Wiede-
mann Brewing company of Louisville.
This concern had an unpaid account
IF $4S7.5O. Invoices were put in evil
dence to show that to barkeepers in
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Richland Profits Divided.

Columbia. Specialize house Of
representatives. passed to third read
ing MIR. McMaster's bill providing for
a redivision of the dispensary profits
in Richland county. This bill was
drawn up at the suggestion OF the
municipal committee Of the Chamber
Of Commerce and while it is also IN
serted in the general amendments OF
the Carey -Cothran law it was thought
best to introduce separate bill to or
der that there might be no mistake as
to its passage. 1t provides for so per
cent Of the profits, instead of 40 per
cent, to 60 to the city Of Columbia,
so per cent of the profits, instead OF
20 per cent as formerly, to go to the
county and 20 per cent, the same as
heretofore, to go to the Richland
school fund.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19

being on mission to Governor Shir-
ley of Massachusetts, at Boston. He
was absent from February 4 to March
%, and the whole journey was made
on horseback. At his next. anniYer-
sary we find him laying papers be-
fore the Earl of Loudon, with the
object of having the Virginian troops,
which he commanded, put uron the
regular establishment.
February .22, 1859, was passed by
Washington at Mount Vernon, in the
society of his wife, to whom he had
been married about six weeks. 1t
was during his honeymoon, and there
is no doubt but that his natal day
was properly celebrated. Many of his
succeeding birthdays were spent'a
the same charming seat, but with no
special circumstances to make them
memorable.
In February, 1776, the Revolu-
tionary War was on, and Washing
ton was at Cambridge as command
er-in-chief of the American army.
Mrs. Washington was with him, and
they were quartered at the Cralgle
House, since famous as the home OF
Longfellow. He was then forty-four
years old, and the first gray hair was
showing at his temples. e
Washington spent his birthday IN
.1777 at. his headquarters at Morris
town, N. j. and that in 1779 at his
headquarters at New Windsor. Ssv-
eral Of these anniversaries must have
been rather sad and depressing to
him; for the war was progressing
slowly, and the outlook was gloomy
for American independence. But
Washington never despaired, and
ever looked forward to the dawning
of brighter day. In the end he was
not disappointed.
On February 20, 1888, the pre-
liminary treaty of peace with Great
Britain was signed. and General
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present unelr DouKo. s.------
and his associates have been gather
ing invoices from all over the United
States and it is the invariable rule
that saloon keepers in other States
purchased liquor and beer at prices
considerably below those paid by the
State Of South Carolina.
The Il. & 81. W. Catherwood con-
Germ of Philadelphia, long represented
by Jack Cranstcn, bad done large
business in "Three Feathers, " Up
per Ten" and other confections in
booze. By the same system OF ealcu-,
lation, based upon quotations to deal
ers in other States, it was proved that
Catherwood's Indebtedness to the
State of South Carolina on Cover
charges" is $24,O7O. They have q
claim of S4,227 to offset this in part.
This Judgment was recorded: -.
The claim Of the Belair Distiillns
company is for so,3sl.41. There was
much intricate figuring on this ac-
count and no judgment was reached.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19
Fight on Boil Weevil.

Columbia, special.-There is con-
siderable interest among the farmers
Of the State on the bill which passed
second reading in the house, drawn to
prevent the introduction Of the Mexi-
can boil weevil- in this State. The bill
provides that the State board of ento-
mology shall be charged with the en-
forcement of the act and that the en-
'tomo.ogist shall be- charged with the
promulgation of the rules and regula-
tions. It then makes it unlawful to
bring into this State any boil weeyll.
or any cotton bolls containing the
wecMl in any stage Of development.
It also makes it unlawful to bring In
to this State any cotton, cotton seed,
hulled, baled or unbaled from any
State or section of a State where the
weevil is known to exist. Any person
violating this section is subject to a
fine of $50. s1a
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). Lafe Nesa, s 5; ::
~, 80 H.; r.: W.;
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( MINOR MATTERS OF INTEREST
o. Prosperity's Live corpse.

nc o. Prosperity's Live Corpse.
Unless some apparently trust
worthy indications are misleading be-
yond belief retail trade in the coun-
try at large for the approaching
spring will measure well up to the
high average Of recent years. From
the New York Times we learn that
over 5000 out-ot-towu merchants
and other buyers, chiefly from the
West, have poured into this metropo-
lis, surprising and. delighting New
York merchants. On Monday last,
the New York Merchants Associa-
tion's first registration day for tho
spring trade, 419 buyers, or the next
largest number on record for such a
date, inscribed their names at asso-
citation headquarters. The second
days registration left no record un-
broken. All the hotels that cater to
tho out-of-town buyers wero over.
run. "The buyers aid oit=of-town
merchants" says The Times 'story,
"swarmed about the hotel corridors
last night, telling their New York
friends that the business outlook was
brighter than it had ever been be-
fore. Many who went to tie theater
in the evening spent intermission
time presdicting great era Of pres.
perity for the couAtry." Thoug!.
some of the country's great indus
tries are in very unsatisfactory con-
.dition for the time being, the facts
just narrated certainly do not .indi
cate general hard times, either pres.
ent or prospective: Prosperity ha'
received sdnia hard aHd temporarily
GRIPPING blows, but it is far from
dead yet.-Charlotte, N. c., Observer
Of Feb. ,16.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19
Mill Hand is Arrested.

Anderson, Special. = Charles R.
Brown, a former enlployc in the
weave room of the Brogon cotton
rills, is in the county Jail charged
with assault and battery with intent
to kill, it being alleged that he at.
tackled Mr.. W. N. Callas, section hand
in the weave room, with a pistol and
pair Of knucks. 1t is learned from
Brown and from witnesses that
Brown was discharged from the en-
ooy Of the mill Tuesday because he
seemingly purposely broke some ma
ehinery. -.
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J, } e sga74m[1iil85AU gEa74[1il534AlU EES fye
birthdays were spent I

s ARAB birthdays were spent III
w w Westmoreland. County, in
" y the ,.oldsfashioned farm
house on the Potomac, where he was
born. You have a11:seen pictures OF
his;houses With Its low, slanting root
and its two huge chime one al
each end, outside the; house.It was
burned down whe en- W ashington was
about four years old; and the family
then removed TO farm onsthe Rap
.panannock, opposite Fred dertcks ksburg
IN STAFFORD County. 80, t:4-1s'S Z; -,
AT this latter place young Wash
ington received the rudiments of edu-
cation at an "old field school house,
humble enough IN its spretensio ions,
and kept by one Of his fathers ten77
ants, named Hobby, who was also the
ssextoDzof ther,parish.ss.T T b instruc-
tion doled out to; him was of the
ssimp plest5 ding, writing and
ciphertng, and later $on, surveying;
sbut this was supp lemented by excel
,ient training at homer lls.l
81 On the broad meadows Of the Rap
spahannock near by. his home, Wash
gave tie first exhibition OF his
martial inclinations. The boys at
Master Hobby's school were divided
into two military companies; and the
rivalry between them was sustained
by, many q parade. sham fight and
.snuw-balts battles and snow-fort
>siegss,1 Zone of;4these spirited--con-
tests took place on a 22d Of Febru-
afry. ana the account has Come down
pretty straight, and presents an ex-
citiug picture. Of that old time.
1T was the. February Of :1743, and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19

born in Salisbury, The son Of ]. j.
Brriner, his mothers maiden name be-
ing Kincaid, and she being also .
native Of the good County Of Rowan
His father was for many years editor
and publisher Of The Carolina Watch
man, of Salisbury, a power in the
newspaper world Of its day, and I.
K. Bruner was for some time $3.50
.eiated with him on that paper. Ho
was devoted to the stndy of miner
alogy and became an expert,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19
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VIM. f., VALENTINO Valsant 9iS Schosen..

spartanburg, special.-William q.
Valentine of Charleston was elected
secretary and treasurer of the South
eastern Life INSURANCE ran e's{ company to
succeed Mr.. Giles L. Wilson, who re-
signed to accept the position as State
bank examiner. Mr.. Valentine is a
native of Virginia ard is an insur-
ance man Of ability and experience.
The growth of the Southeastern com.
pany, which was organized with local
capital about four years age -
exceedingly encouraging. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19
Yellow Fever at Galveston.

Galveston, Tex, special.-on tho
steamer Crispin, which arrived IL
the roads from Para, Brazil. three
miles out from Galveston. Sunday
there were two cases Of yellow fever.
The two men affected are Third
Engineer Davis and Third Officer
Pritchard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19

1t Is sometimes remarked that
there Is no; sentiment in business, but
!: The saying Is mot tyae, Insists the
Richmond Times. Dispatch. - Feeling
has mucheto do With fstinuiating OF
depressing gbus III sss.S acco taing las IT
is optimistic OF dYspeptic. If every.
body is cheerful, ,eyerybeay-Willfe feel
like trading; if.severyb body -is blue.
everybody will hoard his money and
help to cripple trade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19
John Gary Evans Out For Senate.

spartanburg, Special. : Ex-Goy.
John Gary Evans issued formal an
nouncement of his. candidacy for the
United States senate here. 1t has
been understood for some time that
he would be in the race, but the let
ter he has given out is the first au-
:horized word from him on the sub
iect.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19
1 s. FEBRUARY Is, fs08

washington late his birthday cakd
!: that year with. the Satisfaction Of q
man who had. accomplished q great
work ,tf1e Sfat passed the half-cen,
stugs naFks and was the. greatest man
spf Observation-Disclosures war, first, In
speace9 e9:and first in:the hearts iof: hi.
Prom the iGhristias
zRap;ster .eidrort ycfio::i Z: r.ic.i
ttlsSS7!ISsSsfstE:-.tr,..E ,'-e,,.;..; -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19

Observes the hiIaaelphia Press:
Flies were once red ognized as pos:
ssbiy useful sca3engers, but M modern, otss. =,
science shows that their. nlisslnn Is
MOTTO make clean, hut TO SPREAD the
foul, blight OF pollution over as. wide 9!
an area as they can reach instheir
fight. The discovery IS useful. since,
knowing the source OF the evil we
can attack it; in its origin. I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19
divorce Specialist. Caught.

Anderson, special.-As man named
steed, who claims to be lawyer and
who is charged with issuing divorce
DEGREES to several tnhqppy women in
the cotton mill villagas df the Pied.
mont section, was ararssSSssp by Deputy
Sheriff Scott in Greepvillss county near
Princeton. He is III theeAnderson jail
and will be tried,bs Maeistrate VIII
son. i, .ejs1s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19

jim Smith, the notorious noon
sinner, Of Surry county, North Caro-
lima; for whose arrest $1,000 reward
had been offered by tho government
has been jailed at Winston-Salem,
II ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19


Note-A menu consisting of old
time Southern dishes has bee1
planned for Washingt51's birthday
as nearly as practicable with obserr
ing the rule governing the outlay fol
these meals. II an old-time setting
can. be given them 1t will add much
to the zest of the occasion. Although
not every household can boast Of old
china and silver plate, 1t may entei
into the spirit of the celebration bi
other means. Horace Greeley writei
In his Visit TO Mount Vernon" IL
lS41, Of the ''gardeh rich In rare and
valuable plants, among them arr
many planted BY the hand of thu
Father of His Country. Peaches
pears, lemons, oranges are thlcklj
surrounded by the aloe, myrtle, rose
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19
By Wire and Gable.

The B. 6 O. Railway will test the
nine-hour law, orders to that effect
having been issued.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19
!s.A,DAYlH s 81, Hasd2 Of: f:WAskgleeTos

,i:oW ls:igaoi ri ,s-JI:w y7:5;:r o: ri
! { ssse4dssepdegIof his eopatsEy. the founde'
u. 1qs 9l .SesFtys sGs iJie. s~s!:o W =
H RFRsasss Sa 5sai tbs eishteent'
ia1Hei ddssiiEa ses,ti ihs aNhSdrning World.
! .s-ass .:'sf. * 3i5( ssEKKzA57: 81 S(S{9 Asst
-. :. .:,s.:i = S'as,;! sa,5s ,s5sssS'',Ssbtes s
He9iau 9riSals esFes;i tasple WOtasses.@
s5Ef'sHsasSs Es!ls. ce5jee
LUNcAE0N.
D Oysters roastc0 10 tie shells.
tcSD5lHisDS; pisMe5 stieSmbeS..
z aBeafco bi5e1its ehoD. tsreserJco beafS
V.rgioia fruit cake Lemonade
M DINNER.
!. ViYipia }rico chiekco. tArtatc 5auec-
5outbesy. mashed totatoes
Slcct POTATOES 5r,co.
Soutberg cabbage.
BcatsD atSeuit toaStc6 9th aratcoebcesa
{ Gbeerg ice-crc@ln lAouDo cake. =
Black coffee.
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3 s2intfeft. ~ ~ ~ = -
;.s.. s: s. 4 sE 81 5S 'ssS
sssE zsTs ssss tss Hlss s:nsI ssts6
-
8 S sssssss= 5ssss 81 81 81 saIHsaz sfa
Of I5sraldry es Geo.sia, Iranseaaca-i
conferenee 81 prohibition lead
;ers was held l:en iei With the so3,-z
/ jcct sof forRin sessG s. con Isdera-,
fion.s w. ~ - e s;ssS e.
crefis soss SIS. {, 80swas. received.
atS SBudaG sfSu n Kew SfoEks Tor the
account Of the Coun.. fslli Corntess-
.Easzlo EzeehenHi. = ;..:Ss s..;S.s2 slss
ntass-;neet;as thas acssd the.
Majestic Theatre, sssss:s os.S.f City.s
cheered Gogsrncf II as-sss sisacE on
race track sssam5 ssS
Chicago e.sIsSfSsas Music, was.
played by the Theodore fnoaras Or
.chestra and actei IA pansonlime by
100 socisly men a1dswomes
Secretary Garfield in his doniIal re-
pors. made public ct Washington, ur-
gently rscomm ended the reclamation
OF the:sgamp lands fstaesc countryas
Pine Plains. n. r.. hss hesn select
cd by the War Depsgtmsussas ane9efz
stiiS. places for the essl M me trca ansu-
!. .ases:of the regulars and TIE IN ilitia:.}
Joseph DIrsens tests t1at aSsiIe;ss,
pfe cleansins pTeessss WITH Dap ant
J:axsr .#oald gsssatIy iaItrove tire:
:paintthgs In q, s 10 9 VI ell oiher'
mase1n,s In ss, $s:sS. sSsss.sSsg e
DR.. Jameson !, best 1oSa as stsa< !;
leader oi stife raid sthefe-e tns<B Boeis
war, resigned as Prenliet of Cape Col-.
Dny because Z tshe Victory 'og.'t hss
Dutch IL the P.rlianien enrafy elections
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-19

5aS the Democrats active in the plan to
shel9e Bryan.
Woodrow WI son wrote to the anti
aggss1ys s1Is lsSlaes ass62 d
Fparty.
auRlss III H. snSsEB ssss snsssaa a N tssshsss. s
EBryanrmay consent not to run. for
Fes5ssa sassag5nr rs nARssae, saa.Ass aIAQsI IT'D
the New York Republican County
Committee as candidate for mp
Presidency.
Senator Bacon, of Georgia, told the
New York World that the next Demo-
Ecratic platform should contain spe-
Ecifc deeiafation in favor Of tariff re-
fS Mashingtan ispss he p6TI
Esofs be: Kfnig CoNnt Republican
Committed shoEed would stand
with MopdrnfS against Governor
Hnghess 80 sx
Signs os sIi itter factional fight
lsaI1ons NewsSy .RepubH bHcans aD.
Deared az aIhany following the an-
noancement OF Governor Hughes
candidacy.
Fifty-three of the Democrats in the
House of Representatives are opposed
to the nomination of William Jen-
Sfings Bryan for the Presidency and
favor Governor johnson, OF Mlnae-
ksota. -.
s5Fhe .WasKsng ton p ostss poll Of Re-
puthcan Senator's sh oWs tMenty-nine
for Taft, fiFeGeseti sger Kno3aand Fair
blanks, two each icf Hughes Cannon
|ahl La FoIletts; one for fsoossyelt
and ten nonA6mmittal. s5ss
Returns received by the Chicago
tribune In a1sNational straw vote.
lust compie asbow thataPfesidens
RooseYelt's pc tssare just as heart
sily indorsed nUMBy the mass OF Re-
n:Ihl;epns as they ETer were.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-24
An Appeal for support.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. "a, 1908.
This appeal is made in the interest OF
fallen girls and unfortunate women
and is directed to all concerned in the
welfare of such. The Florence Critten-
ton Mission, colored. Of Topeka, was
organized in April, 1905, with the object
as above stated, to care for unfortu-
nate girls and fallen women.
Your Iberality is very much desired
in support of this, the most needed
cause of the colored people of this
state.
The Home is intended, as the consti-
tuition and laws show, as a reformatory
and is placed under the supervision of
those with Christian characters and in
f1uence.
We hope the appeal may reach your
sympathy and that you will give the
cause your approval by a substantial
donation to our property and general
fund, every dollar of which will be ac-
counted for.
Any amount contributed will be most
thankfully received.
BY order of the board of directors.
Mrs S. F. Malone. president; Mrs.
Ella NJ Guy, secretary; Mrs. Ellen Har-
ris. Inatron; Mrs. c. w. Campbell, Mrs.
M. E VanCleve, Mrs H. B. Moore, Rev.
J. E Edwards, Mrs. c. G. Fishback.
Mrs. J. NJ. Pope, Jas. H. Guy, directors.
Medical staff: DR.. j. M Jamison, DR..
o. A Taylor, DR.. w. E. Jackson, DR..
t. A. Martin.
The house is located in Pierce's addi-