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The Washington times., 1911-05-27
Today's Real Estate Transfers.

Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Robert IL
McNeill ct ux. to Leila S. Lincoln tot
4S, square 2S46, SO.
Petworth-Paul Z. Sleman ct al, trustees
Girls Portion-Louis p. Shoemaker 10 Ao-
ner c. p. Shoemaker, part.
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets-Herman
r. Howenstein ct ux. to Rufus ]. Hender-
son, lot 10. square northeast OF 10oo SS. too.
Villa Park-C1ara A. Marden ct cir, Edwln
r. to Lee Foil, lot 2, square 4224, S44S.5o
Aaron-John d. Coughlin ct ux. 10 Jonn
A Baker, part, S. ~
Petworth-Harry Wardman ct al TO waiter
Holmes, lot 65. block 81 $40.
street southeast, between Tenth ana
Eleventh streets-Florence d. McAultne TO
John J. and Minnie H. Kenney' lot A.
square e6s, So
14os Twety-frst street northwest-William !.
Derning ct ux to Bladen Jackson, lot 6S,
square 6S, so
1000 @ street northwest-Allan E. walker
administrator to the president and directors
of Firemen's Insurance Co., lot Is, square
Mt Pleasant and Smiths Vacancy-John
Arms to William A. ConaWay' part lot o.
block 8, $40.
InrIeside-Matilda A. Dawson ct vtr, James
W. to Percy NJ. Child. lot 80. block g. $40
Second and Morgan streets northwest-Harry
A. Kite ct uxf to Mitchell L. Dobyns' lo'
B2 square 555. SO $3.50,
Twenty-third and L streets northwest-Wil
lam NJ Carl ct ux. TO Abe and Helen
Kaminsky. part original lot 4, square el, Nv
Ames place northeast between Fourteentn
and Fifteenth streets-Martan +. Hender-
son to ]. Harold Mcdowell. lot a. square
| 1855. SO ]. Harold Mcdowell conveys
| same property TO Marian F. and Charles
W. Henderson, $40.
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Northeast.

1re I street rortheast-Susie G. Downs TO
August Raeder lot 1876, square 1908, SO
rs H street northeast-Jennie 6. Graham
to Henry F and Julia E Houch, lot 3.
square $50. SO
60 Fifteenth street northeast-William E.
Ambrose ct al, trustees, to John w Col
Inns, lot III, square 1851. 5.
1914 TO 1913 Maryland avenue northeast
Joseph A. Cassidy to James O'Donnell. lots
II, lS l9. square 1919, SO.
go street northeast-William Mackenzie
ct ux to Louis G. Ostermayer lot l52,
square S59 SO. Louis G. Ostermayer to
William and Jennie Mackenzie. same prop
erty, So
K street northeast. between Sixth and Sew
enth streets-Edgar r. Richardson q
Thomas H. and Helen B. Reid, lot 49,
square S57, SO.
F street northeast, between Sixth and Sew.
enth streets-Bertha l.. Schaper to Grant
w and Dora A. Sexton, lot l2S, square
D7 Fl Street northeast-Vergio A. Landyoight
to Morris Fetterman. lot 26, square $50 $40
Massachusetts avenue northeast, peIWeei
Seventh and Eighth streets-Mary J. Simp
son TO Walter r. and Minnie c. Metz, lo
So square S96, SO.
Sixth and H streets northeast and q stree
northeast between North Capitol and FRS
streets-John Sullivan to Ellen sullivan
lot S. square S5S and east half lot 10
square 677, SO. -.
Seventh streets-William H. Michael ct uN
to Ludwig Lindenkohl, lot g. square norti
r street northeast. between Sixth and Sew
enth streets-Morris L. Wolfe ct ux. 4
Bertha L. Schaper, lot 2l3, square $50. $40
E street northeast, between Eleventh an
Twelfth streets-William H. Walker ct al;
trustees to Frank StetsCn, lots II and i
square 9s4 $1,000.
D street northeast. between First and Sec
ond streets-John c. w. BeaH to Guy w
The Washington times., 1911-05-27
RooJ Foto Transfers in the District for Past Week

Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Francis
NJ Criswell ct ux. to Starr Parsons, part
lots and 80, block 9, Sl0 -
Long Meadows-William +. Drown ct ux- 70
Gustaveous A. Bealorr part lots los' llo'
ll2, Il3, ia, $40.
r street and Lovers Lane CMontrose Park)
elizabeth B. Judson to District Of Column
bia parts of Rock of Dumbarton, SllO'V
Massachusetts Avenue Heights-American
Security and Trust Company ct al, trus-
tees to Frederick L. Fishback, lots p ana
30. square 1911; and lots II and II, square
1888 $40. Same to same, lots 2 ana o.
square 1881, So Same to Josephine Daw-
son, lot l6 square 2102, $40. Same to Jane
e. Fishback, lot Z, square 1898, $40 Same
TO Charlotte Daley, lot s, square ~, $40.
1857 Thirty-frst street northwest pumbarton
Court Apartments)-George 5. cooper et
. ux TO Georgianna SerpeI, part OF square
1882 $40 Charles d. Liebermann et al. %
George s. Cooper, half interest In same
Tennessee avenue and street northeast
Georgianna serpell ct vir, g: M: to George
s Cooper, lot L. square 1888, SO
Tennessee avenue northeast. between B and
| c streets-Same to same, lots . apd T.
| square northwest of 1893. $40.
| Columbia Heights-Georgianna Serpell ct Wiz
, @. M, to George S. Cooper lot To- biocR
50, SO. . -,,-
S. Simpson to Roy II. Pickford- iot H.
square ILL., so.
The Washington times., 1911-05-27
Continued from Fourth Page)

Fourteenth street northwest, between S. and
streets-Charles r. Edmonston to Robert
H. Featherstone, original lot and part
original lot z, square 2sS, $40. Robert H.
Featherstone conveys same property TO
Herman w. Van Sender, SO.
l. street northwest, between First and Sec
ond streets-Campbell Carrington TO Myra
Murdock, part lot s. square 55s, $40.
seventh street northwest. between street
and Pennsylvania avenue-William E. Am
brose ct al. trustees, TO Christian Heurich'
lot S, square 461, $4,000.
70 II street northwest-Frank 7. Rawlings
ct al. trustees, TO Frank g. WANDER lot
lS. square &C, 5000
Wisconsin avenue extended-lnternationa1
Realty and Development Company to VII WI
liam F. Mentel. lots SO2. 3OS, SO4' and 4oS'
Second street northwest. between B and c
streets-Henry B. Polkinhorn ct uX 70
Jacob A. Jones, lots 30 and 81 ReserVa-
tion II, $40. -
Nineteenth streets-Jessie J. HelskeI',
trustee, to Louisiana Durant' lot 49, Squa'
Fourth street northwest, between and
L streets-Lavinia E. Jordan ct al 10
Ernest Betz, part original lot u squ're
SIS, So
Eighteenth street northwest. between and
L streets-Mary Becker ct Vir, AuguSt, u
August Becker, jr., lot 3, square lUi SlO.
1919 and 1851 Wisconsin avenue northwest
William H. Holloway ct al, trustees; &c
Allan E. Walker. part lots :; o ana O.
square 1913 S5.775. Allan E: Walker CON
veys same property to Blanche p. walker
$40
Rear OF street northwest, between twenty
first and Twenty second streets-maTy RI r,
Burritt et vir, Elihu G., TO Standard I'm
gineering Company, lot 81, square 49, SlO
lA6l H street northwest and Sl4 tourteentI
street northwest-National Savings anC
Trust Company, trustee. to Clarence w
ColIiere, lot l and east l foot inches o.
lot 2 square 220 $l35,UOU.
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Southeast.

B street southeast. between Tenth and EieV-
enth streets-Florence D. McAuline ct ux'
TO Stewart S. Kelchner, lot ~, square ses'
SO
L street southeast. between Fourth and Flftn
streets-August SchwarZ ct ux. to johanna
Colignon, lot 65. square $40. $40.
Fifth street southeast, between East Capt.
tol and A streets-Harry F Dodge ct ux. tc
John n and Arnalia E Sterzer. part orig1
nal lot IL square ST.. SO.
South Carolina avenue southeast, between
Tt!rteenth and Fourteenth streets-Willian
Murphy ct ux TO Elizabeth o. Poivret. loi
SIS. square 1899. SO.
South Carolina avenue southeast. bet"Cer
Kentucky avenue and Fourteenth street
William Murphy ct ux to William ant
Mary Madden lot 70. square 1885, $40.
street southeast. between Eighth ant
Ninth streets-Kate B. Way to sophie Z
Scheide lot "a. square s2S, SO.
The Washington times., 1911-05-27

and Grace Mccord. north half original lot
T 10: .,rset SSa northeast. between Eleventh and
twelfth streets-Frank stetso2 10 ,nai mIaid "a
a Walker. Elizabeth A; Tced, HsgnSlo q
WaiIter. Allan E. walker, and Blanshe M en-
p Walker, lots II and L. square S4; s.y
7 eyington place northeast, between SiAtii =.
and Seventh streets-Kenneay b.o'ners sio "
ASa,e Hall. lot lis, square se2 $40
r street northeast. between Fourteentn ana
Fgfteenth streets-Clarence B. Hight et un'
70 Willard J. and Amy S. King lot 49,
square 1854. SO. ~.. -,h,r
MARYLAND avenue northeast between IniII mi,
teenth and Fourteenth streets-Campoeil
Darlington TO Myra Murdock, part lots a.
s5. 9s square 1923, SO
Eleventh street northeast, between and .
streets-Campbell Darlington TO Myra Mur-
dock, part lot II, square $50, $40
Maryland avenue northeast, between secono
and Third streets-Noble E. Dawson to
Harvey P Miller, part original lot =
Az a street northeast-John E Hurley ct al
to Emma w. Hurley, lot 80. square Ss
$500
sos North Capitol street northeast-James b
Mcdonnell to Elizabeth, Lillian: Mildred
H, and Ignatius P. Mcdonnell, lot j.
square SIG. SO
The Washington times., 1911-05-27
Building Permits.

The following building permits were issued
today:
To J. L. Warren, for four two-story frame
dwellings at 1900, 2s04. 2sO1. and 2ss Twen-
ty-sixth street northwest; architect, Carol
BeaIe; builder, J. L. Warren; estimated
cost, $4,000. ,-,.,-
To I. s. Miller, to repair three-story brick
dwelling and store at sol H street north
east; builder, A. S. J. Atkinson; estimated
cost, H,652. a,,ou
iEg and store at 222 street northwest
contractor. r. S. Hunt; estimated cost'
To II. wardmas for two two-story brick
dwellings at 235l and 1868 Woodley road
srchitect, A, II. Beers: builder, H. Ward
man: estimated cost 5000
To F. T Sanner for one three-story brick
dwelling at l72S street northwest; archl-
tect. A. H Beers: builder. F. I. Sanner'
estimated cost 5000. I,,.
To III. H Kite, for three two-story pIick
dwellings from 2304 to 2eos H street north
west: architect, 4. II. Beers: builder II. n.
Kite; estimated cost 1880
To Dickey Brothers. for one oneStory orick
store a; ZIG Fifteenth street northeast
architects Hunter & Bell: builder, Dickey
Brothers: estimated cost &l5oo
The Washington times., 1911-05-27
Southwest.

I9a X street southwest-William E. Ambrose
trustee. to Frank A. Jones, east half orisi-
nal lot 3. square 4ss. S2.24o.
Third and D streets southwest-James kane
to Joseph Cassidy. lot A. square $50, Sle
Sl9 Thirteenth street southwest-Marsare.
Kramer to Mary Rittley. north hah lot
IS, square 26S. 500.
Sixth and G streets southwest-FHnnie Cohen
ct al. to Gustav W. Forsberg. part lot S.
square t67. $40. ., -
C street southwest, between Nlntn ano
Company, trustee. to Henrietta J. Fay lo'
s. square 3S9 $40 , y
Half and C streets southwest-Charles r.
Papes 70 Rowland NJ Jones. part original
lot s. square east Of 642, SO. George a
GRAY ct ux to same, same property. SV
Rowland M Jones conveys same property
10 George A. Gray, $40 .,.-,
n street southwest between South Capito
and Half streets-John II. Tatspaugn 70 AZ, ~,
bert P. Tatspaugh, part lot %, square SS5
81.
The Washington times., 1911-05-27

William s. Phillips. lot 9S. square 1886, 80.
William s. Phillips to Hettie Wooster, same
property, So
Petworth--J. S. Gruver ct ux. to John q.
Fairchild, lot 80, block 10, $40.
Metropolis Niew-John r. Hall ct ux- to
Georgia d. Duncan, lot 2. square 3642, so.
Mount Pleasant-Charles J. Walker ct ux. to
John c. Mcfarland, lot lo4. square 1896. $40.
block g. SO
West Observation-Disclosures NJ. Henderson to
Isidor and Rebeka Young, lot 4s, block J.,
$40.
Pleasant Plains and Slippery Hills-H Ro-
zier Dulaney ct al, trustees, to Fenelon
B. Brock and Shelton T. Cameron, part,
$4,000.
Moore & Barbour's Second Addition-Joseph
F. Warder ct al. to George c. PumphreY
and John F. Bayne, lot IS, block 10, $40.
The Washington times., 1911-05-27
Near-Urban.

Long Meadows-John Warner to Bernard
Matthews. lots /. .. 81. 60, SO.
Woodley Park-Rose Smith Treanor ct vir'
P c. j.. to Mary E. Wade l., and Eliz-
abeth B. Jolly. lot 6S block Is. $40.
petwort h-C'larence B. Rheem ct al, trustees,
to Luther A SwartZell, lot 80, square 49,
$3.50 Clarence B. Rheem ct al, trustees.
TO same lots 63 and 6s, square Is, $1,000
Mount Pleasant-Hugh Govern ct ux. 10
Samuel G. Parker lot 81. SIC.
Mattingly tract-John NJ. Wooster ct ux. to
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-09-14
Bithhd day Celebrated

Kind Editor-On last Sunday fifty of
the children, grandchildren and gre at
grand children. sons-in-law and dauh-
ters-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. James S.
Holman met at the home of Mrs. Pc
ly Stewart, who is the third daughter,
to enjoy birthday dinner. Itwss Mrs.
Stewards fiftieth birthday. The din
ner was elaborate, well served. ard
greatly enjoyed by everyone. -
After the remnants was cleared away
and the dishes washed we had vocal and
instrumental music.
You may think this large number
for one family, but this is not all as
there was one daughter in-law and ten
grand chilcren absent.
Mrs. Stewart has eleven living child
rem, two son s. ln-law, one daughter-in
law and two grand children.
LOLA HOLMAN.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-09-14
Carriers Meet

The rural carriers of Putnam County
met at the courthouse in Cookeville on
Sept. 4. This being their second meet
quite lot of business was transacted,
the fee of membership was assessed and
paid into the treasury. The constitution
and bylaws were drawn up, agreed up
on, will be printed in circular form and
all carriers may obtain copy by..mak-
ing application to the secretary.
On account of the Labor Day celebra-
ton in our city the meeting adjourned
to meet again, May 80, 1912.
All carriers wishing to join this asso-
citation should be present on the above
date. WALTER SMITH. Secretary.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-09-14

Mt. View Lodge No. 179, /. o. o. F.
held splendid meeting Sept. 9, 1911,
L. d. Bockman, N. G. presiding. Quite
a lot of routine business was disposed
of.
The sick brothers were all reported
some better except Bros. E. D. Staley
and C. M. Buck, who are not getting
along satisfactorily well.
Bros. j. H. Hodge and J. M. Judd
are at the Red Boiling Springs for a
two weeks stay.
The first degree was conferred upon
three applicants, and one applicant was
elected to the first degree and very
likely will be given the degree next
meeting which occurs on next Friday
night.
More interest is being manifested in
the Hall building just now than was an
ticipated. even before final action by.
the Masonic fraternity, as to whether
they will join in the enterprise. There
seems to be determination by Mt.
View Lodge to own and control its hall
and have it fitted up with stations, par
,aphernalia, etc., peculiar to Odd Eel
lowship.
At our regular meeting on the % list.
the beautiful and very instrutive Sc
cond degree will be conferred.
Let all that can be in attendance.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-09-14
Methodist Conference

The annual session of the Tennessee
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church.is in session at Baxter, Bishop
Anderson presiding. This is great
honor to the people of our thriving
neighbor town, and speaks we'll for
thier hospitality. The conference will
continue throughout this week, and
close with the announcement of ap-
pointments for the coming year. We
regret that no one has furnished us
with program.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-09-14
Jadoe Denny Dies Suddenly

Judge 7. L. Denny dropped dead of
heart disease at his home in this city
on Tuesday night. Sept. IL, 1911, at
about 9 o'clock. His death was great
shock to the people of Cookeville, and
Putnam county, where he was so well
known. The funeral was conducted at
the Denny home Wednesday evening,
with Masonic rites.
Judge Denny was 60 years Of age
and was one Of the best known lawyers
in this section. He had been frequently
honored by election to public positions
of trust, and was counted one of our
best citizens. He was twice married,
his first wife being Miss Frances Ford,
who died few years ago. Five
children of this union survive, Mrs.
H. M. Jared, Mrs. 0. K. Holiday,
Miss Clara Denny and Larimore Den
ny of this city and Mrs. Will McCluen
of Nashville.
About two years ago Judge Denny
married Mrs. Robertson Of Mt. Juliet,
who survives him.
Keep your eye on Cookeville, Tenn.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-09-14
Honor Roll

Below is the honor roll for Lone Oak
school fsr the last month:
First Grade Avannah Ray. Jim
Watts Moore and Verder Fox.
Second Grade Eugene Stevens.
Third Grade-Avanah Breeding, Err
ma Ray and Johnnie Wright.
Fifth Grade Maggie Cumbee.
Sixth Gradd -Maue Chaplin and thel
Stevens.
Seventh Grade Edna Chaplin.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03

their visit to be- one enjoy2d
very much.
The senior class made the tn.
berculosis list of the college herd
and experiment station herd last
week, getting negative results.
1t has been several years since
the presence of tuberculosis has
been found in either herd.
The Clemson Tigers are doin q
fine work on the diamond this
season. Seven games have been
played in the Inier.coilegiate
State league, all being won by
Clemson. We are almost certain
of ~iuning the State cham pion-
ship. 4. +. II. 'I2
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03

panied by Generate Sheridan,
Ord, ingalls,, Rawlins, Seth VIII
lisms, John g. Barnard and Col.
onels Orville e Babcock, Ely
8. Parker, Theodore 8. Bowers,
Frederick T. Dent, and Adam
Beadeau. The articles OF sur
render were agreed to, written
and signed, the conference was
concluded at 4 O'Clock and at
4.3O o'clock Grant sent the dis.
patch to Secretary Staunton an
nouucing the surrender of the
Army OF Northern Virginia.
The s ar says that an apple
tree and an apple orchard figure
in the events leading up to the
surrender, and it may take some
Of the bloom off the story to an
nounce that April 1866 was .
backward month and a. the time
Of the surrender there was not q
leaf or blossom on any trees
around Appomsttox court house.
The old orchard long ago dis
appeared, and the village of Ap-
pomattox has very nearly disap
peared. The court house burned
down something over fifteen
years ago, and q new one was
built at Appomsttox station, on
The Norfolk and Western rail.
road. three miles southwest of
the surrender village.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03

cadets will engage in a sham
battle in addition to the usual
parade. The three battaIlions
have already begun drilling
preparatory for these exercises.
1t is believed that this will be
one OF the most interesting parts
of the commencement exercises
TO the many visitors on that
occasion.
The cadets and people of the
campus with the surrounding
community spent very de.
lighttul day last Sa' urday at q
track meet held on Campus.
This meet was between the high
schools in this part OF State. The
following schools tuok part in
the meet: Westminster. E,sley,
Seneca, Greenville, Furman Fit
ting school, Fountain Inn and
Rlchland. EAsley high school
won first place, with Westmin.
ster second.
The College Press Association
held it's annual convention hera
on April 2l-22. There we're
present about thirty-five dele
gates from the different colleges
of the State. The three meetings
we're made interesting by the
addresses of numbers OF our ia.
Guilty and those of the delegates.
On Thursday evening during the
convention the annual banque,
was held at the college club at
which Prof. d. w. Daniel grace
iulfy presided as toast master.
The ways and means committee
of the legislature of South Caro-
lima visited Clemson April "a
25. The chairman of the com.
mittee, Mr.. Browning, of Aiken,
made short address in chapel
Tuesday morning. He spoke of
the great work the college is
doing for the young men of the
S ale, and of he aid she is giving
the farmers Throughout the en-
lire State. The committee SEEM
ed 10 be highly pleased with af.
fairs at the college, aud report, d
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
TERRORHED BY HIS WIFE.
Engineer Says She Makes Hi.
Wash Dishes

Atlanta, Ca, April 39.-Al
leginG that his wife has treated
him with continuous cruelty tor
many years, even TO the extent
of making him cook his own
meas and then wash the dishes
he used, John s Nance today
applied for divorce. Nance is
railroad engineer, and has
been m arrird d "a years. Ha a
so charges that his wife drov
nm from home a. the point OF a
pistol and had melted his six
children against him and IN
other ways made life miserable
for nim.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
THE APPLE TREE LEGEND
Washington Paper Says Lee Didn't
Surrender Under IN Apple
Tree.

Anderson Mail: In quite q
number of papers recently it has
been stated that q young apple
tree is to be planted to replace
the old tree under which legend
has it that General Lee surren-
dered to General Grant at Apo
mattox. This legend has surviv-
ed all of the attacks that have
been made upon it al hough there
are many who have never ac-
cepted it.
The Washington Star says the
apple tree story has very little
foundation in fact. 1t claims
that Lee did not surre nder under
an apple tree, but in the parlor,
on the right of the entrance OF
the house of Wilmer Mclean,
which set back in a big garden
on the main street of the village
OF Appomattox about one SO are
from the court house. General
Lee and his military secretary,
Col Charles M -rsh all, according
to The Star, entered the Mclean
b u-e a. 1890 O'Clock in the fore
no N oi April 8, 1865 General
Grant was already there, accom-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-05-03
Read This List

Nice house and big lot on Dunlap
Street, tor rent cheap or for sale.
% acres, w. K. Thompson's, all In
| original pine woOds.-Liss one mile
from Railey's mill on Camden road and
miles North west Of Bethune. Ad-
joins lands Of Bill McCastles and Nor
wood. For timber and land S8 per acre.
$40 acres. the X. Il. Estridge tract,
two miles OF Bethune, two houses,
barns and stables, 90 acres In cuitiva.
ton. A good place. $500 an acre.
~ acres known - the Hugh Nc.
Manus place and just north Of the Mo-
Manus Bridge and west Of Lynches
river, some good farm lands and very
fine bottoms. Price for tract, $500.
20 shares ($lOO WORTHY Of Farmers
Warehouse stock-Milbourn Mosier's.
If not sold privately will sell at auction
in Lancaster on the first Monday in
March. Price asked lilo. but will take
less for quick sale.
Six desirable lots on Chesterfield ave-
nue.. Very desirable for building lots,
and on easy terms. Will sell two lots
or all six.
Two so acre tracts OF land adjoining
Geo. Bakers place and on north side OF
land fronting on) Redfield road. Right
by Antioch school, and extra good land.
Five building lots at corner Of Jones
lot, between l.. G. Iazenby's mansion
and Mike Johnson's property; close in
and very desirable. Ask for price.
40 IL acres on new Arch road, l-2
miles east Of Lancaster, an extra fine
tract OF land Jones place)-$60 an acre.
The 8. T. Blackmon property for sa 'e
cheap. Will sell separately or all To-
gcther.
Good secondhand saw mill for sale
cheap. See me or Mr.. Jim Cauthen.
13 IL acres known ~ the Miller Gold
Mine tract, adjoining lands OF Minor
, johnson, I. B. Neal and Jim Bowers, in
| Fork Hill neighorbood for sale with
mineral rights. $50 an aero.
Three nice 3-room houses and lots in
| north east Lancaster, the 8. T. Black
| mon place, cheap.
4S acres near Elgin and adjoining @.
L. Mobley, w. A. Stewman, ct al. Farm
rents for 500 lbs. lint cotton with house
On Turkey Quarter Creek. Some rood
cotton land. Price &25 an acre
il. Cherry lot, one Of Ian casters INCEST
locations, corner Elm and French Streets.
A good big lot, large enough for another
house on French street. A six-room
dwelling, pretty and attractive, barn,
we'll OF extra good water; also city
water and electric lights. Close In and
very attractive. Price $500.
Two OF the o. w. Mackey one-half
acre lots, on Camden road, north OF
Heath Springs and just north OF Sam
Watson's lot. Will make the price
right.
acres near Southern Depot and west
of Farmers warehouse, close in and de-
sirable acre front on railroad and /
acre deep. Ask for price.