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SHERIDAN ST. NV.
A BEAUTIFUL S-ROOM HOME,
DETACHED.


DETACHED.
Porches. electric lights,
open fireplace. hot-water heat.
GARAGE ON LOT 5Ox163.
Floored attic, concrete basement.
For quick sale, only
$4,000. ON GOOD TERMS.
ADDRESS BON 335-M. STAR OFFICE
VACANT
$500 cash: move right in: northwest: five
rooms and hath: front porch: room for garage.
Price. $4.750.
Address Box ZAP. Star office.
NICE SIX-ROOM DETACHED HOUSE IN
Woodbridge: h.-w h.. electric lights. tile bat \:
excellent loca ton conv. nient to cars: will sell
at a bargain. Call owner. Line. 31S1-J. No
agents.
GOOD SIX-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE. IN
good neighborhoOd good cellar; house in good
condition: possession with deposit: will be- sold
at a bargain on small cash payment. Price.
S4.75O Phone Main 6713.
AN EXCELLENT STX-ROOM HOUSE ON
avenue northwest, convenient to 14th ut. cars
h-w. h.. electric lights, tile bath. hardwood
floors. fine lot with garage; quick possession.
Price. 81. $50. Phone Main 1859.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. $3.50 CASH; TEN.
room furnished or unfurnished house: electric
ity and h.-w. h.: garage. Call Franklin 211O.
FOR COIORED: GOOD NORTHWEST SEC.
tion: 5000; practically new colonial home OF
six rooms and bath, hOt-water heat. electric
lights. hardwood floors. back porches. large lot
with room for garage; reasonable terms and
early possession. Apply Room 302. Star build
ing. or phone Main 35SS for appointment to in
spect.
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REMINDER - WE DON'T KNOW
just what yOir requirements are,
hence We may not advertise that kind
q property. but 1t does not mean we
have not it listed. Before huying for
home OF investment. see our many bar
gains. on right terms. and save time,
worry and money.
N. Z. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1923 + st.
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THE BEST OFFERINGS IN rAKoMA PARK

THE BEST OFFERINGS IN TAKOMA PARK.
The following IL . partial list Of houses We
have for sale. Let 10 have an opportunity to
serve you.
$3,150-Ffve rooms, garage, water, elee. Its.
$8,800-Four rooms, ANIL, paved street.
$5,OOO-Four large rooms, new, ami.
S., ,2J0-5-room bungalow, ami.
$5,750-Six rooms. half acre. paved street.
$6OO0-Five rooms, ANIL, sleeping porch.
$6.500-Four rs. ami: dne location.
So s8OO-6 rms. bath, 2 acres. nr. Forest Glen.
$7.00O-Five rs., ami. fireplace. oak doors.
$7,30O-Six rs, garage, ami. paved street.
$7,30O-Five rs, ami, sleep. pch., nr. cars.
$7,5OO-Six large rooms, ami.
s. 4OO-Five large rooms, ANIL, paved.
$s,5OO-Five rs, sleep. pch., ami, garage.
SS75O-Si1 rs, attic. new. ami, h.-w.h.,
tiled bath, fireplace, oak floors. large
lot.
81, 9,OO0-Six rs, new. ami, h.-w.h., nr. cars.
$1,000 rms. in Nd, b.r. 1st floor, ANIL
near 18th at. ears.
$9,5OO-Six large rooms, sleeping porch, an.
l.. garage, paved street, h.-w.h.
S0, ,6O0-Ten rooms, ami, close to cars, paved
12,0oo-seven rooms. sleeping porch. hollow
tile, oak floors, h.-w.h., fireplace, gar.
SIC 5O0-Nine rooms, anil, acre ground.
LILLE & HENDRICK,
21-23 Carroll ave-, Takoma Pk. Col. sew.
NEAR HOUSE 6FFfON BUILDING-S6, 100
Nice section Of southeast; 9 rooms and tiled
bath; good heating plant, electricity and gas;
good cellar. House in good condition. Con
venient terms arranged. (62S612) o. B.
ZANTZINGER, Realtor, Oh 10th ct. NV. Main
k371
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Continued

MARYLAND OR DISTRICr-WHlcH:
Beautiful new B-room bungalow. with attic,
en- Maryland side. on extra large, attractive
place. dining room and kitchen, htted with
dresser. range, sink with porcelain drainboards,
built-in ironing board; pantry; bath, tiled moor
ing porch. Place for :: rooms in attic. 2? in
oak floors. ivory trim and mahogany doors
Extra large, dry basement. with hot-water
| heating plant laundry tubs. BX wiring Through
closest inspection. Priced at $0,OOO, this mouse
could not he bought in section closer In iot
On the district side, bungalow type of .
story house. Living room and dining room
extra large, former with fireplace. One bedroom
| and tiled bath arst floor. Kitchen very com
plete, with One-piece sink, small pantry. dress
er aud closet. Two large bedrooms second moor
! with extra large closets. First floor. oak noors
! natural finish hardwood trim. Hot-water heat
| This Is an extra hne home and bargain at the
price, $1,000.
These homes will not be on the market long
LILLE & HESDRICK,
% Carroll ave. Takoma Park Col ao2-W
FOR SALE. $5,OOo-NEAR CARNEGIE LIB
rary-Sice Groom home: hOt-water heat; now
| rented at $75 per month: term. easy: This ms
Bond bldg. 14th and n. Y. ave. NV. Phone
franklin 657t.
UNUSUALLY LARGE GROOM AND BATH
| home. jIst OF Lincoln Park on Kentucky ave.
NOt-WateE neat anu etectTiC llSuts, Ill
condition throughout reasonable price and
terms. Call O'LOUGHLlE. Main 81.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED NORTHWEST SUB
urban house Capitol Traction car line,
semi bungalow type: has 8 rooms. bath, pantry,
3 porchee fireplace. hardwood floors and trim.
electric lights. gas. exceptionally large clos
cts. cellar. lot 5Ox17O, alley. A chance to save
agents commission. For price and terms, see
owner on premises. 216 Rittenhouse NV.
OPPOSITE SENATE OFFICE BUILDING
houses. 209Ls and 211 First st: me-. suitable
for fats. Phone Lincoln 4915-W. to owner.
NICE 11-ROoM HOUSE. NV. ANIL. FOR
sale by owner very reasonable. Terms. Phone
Owner, Falls Church S1-J-2. 12s
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EXCELLENT VALUES.

EXCELLENT VALUES.
$500.
Near Lincoln Park; colonial home Of rooms
and bath; vepor heat. electric lights; double
rear porches; hardwood floors. Possession.
Terms.
$3.50.
Near 14th and A SITS. s.e.; Groom box house
with furnace heat. back yard to alley: owner
occupant. good buy. Terms arranged.
$500.
Colonial home in southeast, near East Cap
itol St; 6 rooms and bath; hot-water heat.
electric lights; double porches. Posses
sion given and terms arranged.
ON K ST. NE.
Six large rooms and bath; long front and
rear yards to aO-foot paved alley; large two
car brick garage on rear. Excellent furnace.
Immsdis,s lan. late possession. Substantial cash pay
CLOSE TO NORTH CAP. ST.
Six rooms and bath. in frst-ciass condition: F:
hot-water heat electric lights; long back
you will like. Possession given. Price and
terms reasonable.
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
7th AND d SITS. NE. LINCOLN se7.
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NEW HOUSE.
18th AND GIRARD SIS. NV,

NEW HOUSE.
18th AND GIRARD sTS. NV.
The desirable and convenient location OF
these homes Is only one Of the many attractive
features; . car lines and bus line within q
radius of one block. They contain six large.
bright rooms, tiled bath with shower and all
modern improvements; hardwood floors through
floor and wide sleeping porch on second: built
in garage with heat, water and light; station
ary wash tubs and servant's toilet in cellar.
Open and lighted for inspection daily, 8 to 8,
6:30 to 8. Your critical inspection invited.
Ell. L. RUST,
Exclusive Agent.
Main 6sse. 912 10Th ct. NV.
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European factories each week pro-
duce about II. 100000 pounds of art
fetal butter, with cocoanut oil as thr
base
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7.RooM BRICK; TWO REAR. ENCLOSED
porches. front porch; ami; cement basement
and laundry. 6522 18th NV. Adams 1S49.
REAL BARGAIN. NEAR lth AND FLORIDA
ave. ne: six-room brick, tile bath. cement
cellar. bot-watsr heat, electric lights. haywood
rare. This dandy little house, almost new,
can b purchased On terms Of q 900 cash. bel
ancs $50 monthly. Price. &6.E69
m dth 6tsAA HhpoAI Ilnoa a26 &
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RROOkI AND.
COLORED.

500 cash, SIS. 10 per month. buys this nice
I:;tic six room brick. near 1lth and Florida
eve. NV: good residential street. mostly all
hUne owners: investigate at once. Price.
S..aU. Cali +25 Bond bldg, 18th and New
York ave. NV. 1@'
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R ST. AND N. CAP. NV.
bath. with hot-water heat and in fine eondi-
snd rs shortly: .
9th AND F NE.
s5.0O0-Fine little bay-window home in this
eonvenient section; rooms. bath. $500 cash.
18th AND JEFFERSON NV.
s.75o-Beautiful. absolutely modern home
and an : s.lsss sss' 70 f1ss ss
cash; balance like rent.
8th ST, PETWORTH.
detached Colonial home Of 8 rooms ana ane
heat. electric lights: hne fixtures: double
back porch; room for garage; second floor
now as complete apartment, rented at $50:
leaving town. will take $3.50 cash: balance
NEAR N. CAP. AND R NV.
$5,75o-Fine bay-window brick home In this
lovely section just one block from .nd tsd
bath and can be bought at $3.50 cash; bal
NR. 1st AND R. I. AVE. NE.
ss.5oo--coonial home Of beautifal1y
Shits section: ns seliss: haIdxssd aS0f' IA
$500 casn and $50 par month Garage:
S ST. NEAR N. CAP. NV.
$s,750-Fine bay.window home Of 8 large
rooms and bath. in this select section OF
Bloomingdale. Electric lights: Fine heating
plant; large back yard to wide alley: extra
large double back porch. This is a bargain at
81 $50 cash. balance less than rent.
DAVIS & STEELE,
MAIN 5Oso- o-539s. 1920 N. Y. AVE.
SPTENDID BROOM AND 2-BATH HOME.
with income combined; most desirable loca-
tion. with garage; large lot; price reduced to
50. 400 Main 500.
A GOOD BUY, ON EASY TERMs-9-RoOM
brick; h.wh; modern Improvements: cte ar
post ONCE. Govt Printing once and downtown
district No agents. Phone Col s421. 49,
REAs0NABLE CASH PAYMENT WILL PuR-
chase new home In Washington's most exclu-
sive residential section. near home Of former
President Wilson. House contains bedrooms.
beautifully built and finished; every conven.
fence. Price So, 500. For immediate inspec.
ton, phone Main $3.50. or address Box Sill
Star ONCE.
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COZ TORFD,

$50 CASH. $40 PER MONTH.
Near 9th and NJ Sts. n.w.; rooms and
bath, brick; lat:ehe heat. gas; large lot tc
alley: good condition. Gail TO Bond bldg,
1ith and New York ave. u.w. 1:'
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COLORED.
$3.50 CASH.
So, PER MONTH.
VACANT.

IAAAN L.
Near 18th and Florida ave. NV. Six rooms
and hath, latrobe heat; side alley. Call ".
Bond bldg, 18th and New York ave. NV. IL
FOR sALE-sECOND TRUST NOTE. 50. 400
Liberal discount Address Box 351-M. Stal
office 13s
EY UWNER-WELL RUILT HOME n PER
feet condition: strictly white neighb0rhoOd
reasonable price. 635 Lamont ST. NV.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME on ONE OF
the most attractive streets in Chevy chase
j.. c. Convenient to Connecticut ave. cars
tion: spacious rooms. complete baths, hard
wood floors. garage to match house: ample
grounds. which hav. been carefully cared for
have made these premises one of the show
places of the vicinity. Price. only $14, 800
Germs. $4,000 cash: balance monthly; owner
leaving town. will give immediate possession
Address Box 33O-M Star Office
CHEVY CHASE. u. c.
Center-hall plan home. large rooms: own
or occupant will give immediate possession
southern exposure; lot 80 feet wide. u squar,
from Conn. ave. cars: will make attractiv.
terms to responsible party il sold this month
Address Box a06.M. Star office.
GEORGIA AVE. COMMERCIAL ZONE.
very attractive home. six rooms and bath
garage for two ears. Lot 20 feet front
Price. $3.50. Reasonable terms.
st. s.e.-Siy large rooms and moderr
bath; Iatrobe Lcat splendid buy: $50 cast
required.
Near Ith and Md. ave. ne. one OF the best
constructed homes in this section: three stor.
brick. rooms and bath; hot air heat, and
the price only $500.
WILLIAM T. BALLARD.
l.i7 Eye st. NV.
FOR SALE-ON LAMONT ST RETWEEN
18th and 18Th sts. 3-story building, neai
car line and stores; of the most substan
tially built houses on the heights. This hous&
is in first-class condition. is ideally situated
near Rock Greek Park and Is semi mi-detached
containing l. rooms. beautiful baths, . pan
tries, sun Paror. large front porch, extra
sleeping porch: hot-water heat; hardwood
floors; handsome combination electric and gas
hxturess instantaneous water heater; large
closets, metal weather-strpped throughou
and room for large garage. Lot 25.Sx1lO.
JOHN II. CLIPPER. Reaftor,
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Special to Close Out an Estate.
Near 18th and Park Rd.
Home Of four bedrooms; h.-w. heat; lot Is
feet front, giving large hall. living and dining
alley: ample garage room: Four-bedroom
homes very scarce this section: usually sell
for $11 500. For quick sale this property 10
will miss q bargain.
PETTY & PETTY,
1923 N. 7. Ave. NV. Main 6127-16l6.
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Main 657-658.

INSPECT AT ONCE.
New B. II. Gruver Homes.
Sample house. 1924 Shepherd ut. NV.
Open and lighted TIL pm.
AL sold but inside houses =: N. WILLIS,
Jr.. Exclusive Agent. Main S072. 10
INSPECT!
New B. H. Gruver Homes.
Extraordinary values 4315 to 1925 New
Hampshire ave. NV. at Grant Circle. s rooms; !;
ami: double sleeping porches. Built-in
heated garage. All sold but two corners. Open
and lighted until pm. Terms. EDW. M.
WILLIS. yr:. exclusive agent. Main SO7.. 81
DETACHED HOUSE.
MODERN eight rooms, in Cleveland Park. by
owner. Phone Cleveland 10. l6s
PETWORTH, 439 QUINCY ST ROOMS. 4
bedrooms. hath; Anil; large concrete from:
porch, sleeping porch house excellent condi-
ton: beautiful outlook. facing triangle and
Soldiers Home PIX; ideal location for children.
$500. terms. Owner. No brokers. Col. 1853 J.
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r. YOU HAVE NOT
SEEN OUR NEWLY PLANNED

18th and Park road n.w,
Don't select your house without doing %.
They undoubtedly represent the last word u
modern home building-not the usual type g
room plan, but q nice. roomy. homeliks home
to the last detail.
Neatly and artistically decorated. Beauti-
fully finished and equipped with all the new
labor-saving appliances. Built to stand thu
test Of time.
I square north of 10th and Park road, over.
looking Rock Greek Park-the 1atiosally
known beauty spot Of the whole country.
The price and terms viii appeal to thoss
eoeking easy home buying.
esmple house, 8804 18th st. nv.
Open and lighted daily.
OHAS. d. SAGBR,
Owner and Builder.
028 18th Ut. Main u
s'HeadQuarterS for New H0DeA."
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TO CLOSE ESTATE
Near 18th and Columbia road. Six roonnS and
bath; eiec. light, h..w.h. furnished. Price.
$1O.500. To isspect, address Boz SOL. Star
of1ce.
OWNER WILL MAKE BIG REDUCTION IN
modern cottage. six dandy rooms and porches:
large lot; in northwest suburbs: altitude and
view unsurpassed: 25 minutes to Treasury. ei-
ther car line. Offers cheerfully considered;
Must sell. Phone Cleve. 1890.
FOR SALE-COLOKED.
Several very attractive homes
in best northwest section; prices
from $4,000 to $6,250O0.
Terms very easy.
B. B. PINN,
Col -58H. z12 Kenyon St. N.W.
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North of Conn. Ave. Bridge.
Fine nine room. two-bath house, large rooms,
thoroughly modern and in perfect condition.
need cash: must sell; will take 900 less
than similar houses in same neighborhood.
Adams 1873,
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Near 18th and Florida ave. NV. Six rooms
and bath, latrobe heat: side alley. Call 42i
Bond bldg. 18th and New York ave. NV. 12'
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9Th NEAR ID ST, S.w.-7 R0oMA BATH.
vide lot to alley: Price. =. 600. o..
garage. Price, S.. 500: terms
THOMAS r BROWN. R17 Ak,StHGK
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this section having attended the Lees
vile high school taught by Rev. L.
e. Busby some time during the eigh-
ties He has already announced his
candidacy for the office of State Sup
erintendent of Education in the pri-
mary this summer.
Messrs. G. L. Boiand and W. O.
Lorick are attending U. S. Court at
Charleston this week as witnesses in a
whiskey case.
Messrs. M. E. Rutland, L. P. Fox,
j. B. Ballentine, Drs. A. L. Ballen-
ger and W. P. Zimmerman represent
ing the Batesburg Board Of Trade
went to Lexington Monday and had a
conference with the County Super
visor and Commissioners relative to
the roads in this vicinity.
Miss Sue Zimmerman has returned
to\ her home in Aiken county after
spending several days with relatives in
Batesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Rhodes az
tended the commencement of the
Charleston Medical College last week
Messrs. James and Henry West
moreland Of Johnston and Samaria
were in town Monday afternoon.
Mr.. J. Russell Wright, prominent
citizen of Johnston was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Wright Sunday
The commencement exercises of the
Batesburg- -Leesville high school is
being well attended the first Of this
week
This school is one of the best in the
state and the pride Of every friend of
education in tbs section. The school
building is located midway between
Ratesburg and Leesville and as the
towns are only two miles apart, it is
easily accessible to both towns. Side
walks all the way between the towns
virtually unites both places giving a
city population Of about 5000 people.
The commencement of Summerland
College last week was attended by
people from nearly every section of the
state. The session just closed was
one of the most successful in the his
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Among many of the prominent and
able lawyers who occupied these OF
flee rooms at times, we remember
Caughman & Basket .-Pringle OF the
local bar; Sim Fair of Newberry, for
long time was Solicitor. Judge O'Niel,
O'Rian, Lawyer Jones, Johnston,
Black, Moorman and others of New
berry. Col. Maxey Gregg, Wilmont
Desessaure,, Emit Seibles,-Bachman,
and James D. Treadwell, Columbia,
who was considered one of the best
criminal lawyers in the state.
In addition to the hotel on the lot
convenient, there was commodious
kitchen with all ample utensils, and
supplies for the management of the
business. There was in the yard an
old-time Dutch oven in which, Uncle
Dublin, one of the best known cooks
in the country, would roast turkies,
chickens, meats, bake bread, cakes,
pies and custards of all kinds. 1t was
also an evidence Of the mode and con-
verience, of the times, Of the old
Dutch way of preparing and serving
the substantia1s and delicacies at hand
as required for the hotel. There was
also a large stable with stalls and
sheds to protect and care for the ami
mails and vehicles, belonging to guests
stopping at the hotel.
There was also a store building at
one time, one room was the shoe shop
Of Noah F. Corley,: and the post Of
flee all under the same cover, next to
the hotel, and it is fact, the post Of
fee for forty years was located just
where the post office is today. Reu-
ben Harman was the postmaster for
all this time. Besides he was Mag
istrate, well versef in law, which Of
flee he held the remainder Of his life.
At the ending of the Civil War Mrs.
Mary Simmons, northern lady, the
wife Of DR.. Simmons, living in rear Of
me court house, just where the old
Simmons home is today, was appoint
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Kyzer from
near Gilbert visited the formers
father last Sunday, who is in a critical
condition.
Mr.. S. R. Kyzer was called to the
bedside of his father who is very i'll
at his home near Pelion Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Emma Timmons Of near Boil
ing Springs was last Sundays guest Of
Mrs. N. B. Wngard of the Steedman
section.
Misses Farris and Carrie Lou Kirk
land of near Boiling Springs visited
Misses and Ruth Hall near Steedman
last Sunday. c.. L. said she had to
hurry to get to see George
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. kirkland and
also Mrs. T. H. Tirmons gave H.
A. and Mrs. Howard a short but
pleasant call last Sunday evening.
Misses Farris Carrie Lou and Lot
tie Mae Kirkland called on Mrs. B.
T.. Miller for a short while Sunday
evening.
The old confederate veterans will
regret to learn that one of their old
comrades in the person Of John E
Kyzer Of Pelion had the misfortune to
accidentally fall and painfully injure
himself yesterday morning. Just how
it occurred or how serious his injuries
are we have not been able to learn
We hope for him a complete recov-
cry.
Next Sunday, June 18th, will be
Childrens Day at Pond Branch NJ. E {.
church. Everybody cordially invited
to attend and bring we'll filled baskets
as there will be dinner on the ground I.
Come one. Come all, and let's wor-
ship God together and help make
those young hearts happy. Come!
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WATERINGFORD. NEWS.

The golden grain is very nearly all
harvested and the hum Of the thresher
is already heard which means that the
poor man will soon be eating home
raised biscuits. *
A lot of rain havin fallen in the
past ten days and has got general
green mastering his forces on every
side while the farmers are meeting the
generals army on every farm.
Mrs. Nezzie Crout and children
from down below Lexinton visited the
old home place on -Ascension's day.
There is no place like home sweet
home.
Mr.. I. M. Hallman was business
visitor to the busy towns Of Leesville
and Batesburg last Saturday.
Mr.. S. R. Kyzer went to the town
of Gilbert on business last Saturday
morning.
Rev. Sidney Lewis filled the pulpit
of the Oak Grove Baptist church last
Sunday morning where he delivered
the heavenly message to an attentive
congregation.
Mrs. Novia Kyzer and children Wis
tied Mrs. L. A. Howard last Sunday
| morning
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Kirkland and
daughter, Miss Lottie Mae, were last
Sundays guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
+ N. Howard.
| Mrs. T. II. Timmons and the Miss
| es kirkland's worshipped last Sunday
with the Oak Grove congregation.
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"REMINISCENCES OF
THE LONG AGO.
s'Heap Sees, But Few Knows.
Bv Uncle Josh !.


Last week we continued our write
up Of Lexington, her people, business
etc. "of the long ago. at the mention
of Mr.. r. P. Meetze and his home, on
the eastern side of Main street.
IL. D. Harman's home, much ad-
mired, is the next residence. Prior
: to the erection of his ston1e, there was
an old temporary building erected
about the same place where Reuben
Hartman, and the family lived after the
destruction of this home. This was
replaced by the present home OF N !.
p. Harman, and is where the Harman
Hotel once was, which Sherman
burned. A dear home to me. For here
I first saw the light. The hotel was
a large two-story building with four
large rooms, hall and stairway, dining
room, the width Of the house. Up
stairs there were five rooms and hall
) ways, d p~cSLl<1, 11oAS So"11
across the entire building, right on the
street.
This hetel was built longaago, by
Mr.. Mayer of Newberry county, and
then changed into the hands of Ed
winsJ. Scott. AS county tavern OF
hotel, it was a comfortable home and
noted for IT'S good fare and the enter
tainment CT boarders and transient
travel. Reuben Harman finally
came in possession Of this property
and reared most Of his family here.
Besides the hotel there was on the
northern part of the lot, fronting the
court house square, long row Of law
offices with comfortable, neat little
rooms, and a plaza under one cover,
all the way tronting the side street,
which were always occupied, especial
" On court weeks and public days.
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IsATESBURG NEWS

= Batesburg, June 5.-Col. j. H.
Frick, the we'll known lawyer of Cha
pin, for the past year principal of the
Steedman graded school, was in town
Saturday. The session. of the school
just closed at Steedman has been sue
cessful as evidenced from the num-
ber of pupils in the graduating class
and the general progress made by the
entire student body.
. J. H. Fowles, Esq, leading law
yer of the Columbia bar was here on
legal business Friday.
Prof. Oscar D. Seay, a native OF
Lexington county but for many years
a resident of Columbia was mingling
with his trends in Batesburg Satur-
day. Prof. seay is well kpown in
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tory of the college .

tory Of the college.
DR.. E. P. Jones has returned to his
pastorate in Virginia, after spending
several days with friends in town.
While here he delivered the Memorial
address to the members of the local
post Of the American Legion on May
30th.