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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09
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4 never speak to strangers, sir
The timid maid replied
To the question of passenger
Who was seated by her side.
My ma and "a both told me when
l was travelling alone,
must not hear or see strange men,
And. pray, sir, aren't you one 2
4 think irs awful stupid. too.
For what can be the harm?
And such nice young man IS you
Cannot cause much alarm.
But pa and ma get awful mad
When l have any fup,
They say that all strange men are bad !,
Now, pray, sir, are you one?
Il met man once on tic cars,
And he was SO polite,
de didn't smell OF bad cigars
AND seemed to be all right.
Az wv gut my iuLCH ~ DOChS ~ iIult,
Which hc should not have done,
And ma said he was a brute
Now, pray, sir, are you one
another time nice young man
And commeuced TO tlri,
There is no harm when people can
Do that and not get hurt.
l do Dot think it is n crime,
When folks arc meaning none,
Though some are earnest all the time.
Now. pray. sir, are you one?
Upon my word. the msn is gone
Why lie mus: he bear!
And he's been sitting on my lawn
Till it isn't tis to wear!
l guess that ma and pa were right
About the way they run,
These strange zen are most Away,
tight,
And reckon he was one =
--DraLc's Trarelers' Magazine.
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Communications.
PERRY HALL, BAIT. Co, Nd. !
October %, 1888. I

OSboOSE -, 1000 y
Mr.. HARPEa:-My home is in Mary.
land bit visited your county during
the past summer, aud was 80 pleased
Il at would like to make mention of IL
through your worthy psp:r which read
with much interest during my stay. Ny
visit was TO the home aad friends of
Rev. Michael Z. Seaman the beloved
pastor Of Taylor Circuit whom i, pleas.
ed the Lord to remove from earth to the
mansion prepared for him, during his
brief sojourn among this people. / be.
ing one of Mr.. Scan!an's flock, and hav-
irg net his sister during visi: to this
place after he was taken from us claim
20 be her friend and am glad TO tell you
hat my visit to her will prove golden
spot in my Efe-the country charmed
me, and tue people all are 30 good and
Kind, and did so much TO adj to my en-
Joyment; through their kindness | saw
that noted place lice Mountain" near
North River, and "Breaknecls Noun
sosh ob tuC III VI -nt. aiSO u
view of Horseshoe bottom near South
Branch Depot. and among the loyeliest
sights was watching the beautiful clouds
from the mountains and valleys. NV
four weeks passed delightfully."-; and on
my return, two gentlemen, also friends
oil the family, went up to Hampshire, TO
take hunt, they were j. G. Halbert and
ID. DeGruchy who were not dsappoint-
ed; for they found q happy Lurting
ground, and after spending week came
home ladenod with their spoils on which
We have been feas,ing. The day after
they go. back we dined sumptuously on
one Of tho elegant Wild Turkeys from
West Virginia. But it would be impos.
sible for me to tell you about our en-.
JOY ments; the memory of it will ever
remain fresh in our minds.
SUSIE HALBERT.
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The Lords Answer by Tele
phone

But something stayed his feet :;
there was q fire in the CRATE within
for the night was chill-and it lit UP
the little parlor and brought out in
startling effects the pictures on the
wall. But these were rs nothing 10
the picture on the hearth. There, by
the soft glow of the freight. knclt
his little child at her mothers feet, its
small hands clasped in prayer, its fair
head bowed, and as it's rosy lips ut
tered each word with childish distinct
ness the father listened, spcll-bound to
the spot.
Now lay me down TO sleep,
Ipray the Lord, my soul to keep;
If l should die before / wake,
pray tue Lord my soul TO take.
Sweet innocence. Tho man him.
self, who stood there with bearded
lips shut tightly together, had said
that prayer once at his mothers knee.
Where was that mother now? Tie
sunset gates mad long ago unbarred to
let her pass through But the child
had not finished; lie heard her God
bless mamma. papa and my ownself,
then there was pause, and she liz
ted her troubled blCe eyes TO her mo-
theirs face.
God bless papa prompted the
mother, softly.
God bless papa, lisped the little
one.
And please send bin home go
Der. He could not hear tie mother
rs she said this, but the child follow
ed in a clear, inspired tone
'God-bIess papa-and please
send Observation-Disclosures. Amen. -
Mother and child sprans to heir feet
III alarm when the door opened so
suddenly, but they were not afraid
when they saw who IL was, returned
so soon, but that night. when little
Name was being tucked in bed after
such romp with papa, she said, in the
sieepicst and most contented OF vol
ces
Mamma, God answers most Us
| quick as the telephone, doesn't hep
SyAYNEs PGbls.-. COMFORTINe To THE
Sick Thousands die from neglect Go
. properly treat Impure Blood Consti-
patton, Dyepcpsis, Malaria, Apoplexy
Liver, Kidney, Heart Diseases, Dropsy
and rheumatism. But TO the dcbilita-
ted, burdened with such serious sick i
ness, we conscientiouslv recommend
! SwAYNE s Pills which contain medi-
cinal properties possessed by no other
remedy. Sent by mail for 25 cents
box Of so pills; boxes 81 Gn stamps,
Address Dr., SwAYNE & Son. Phila1el-
! phia, Pa, Sold by Druggists.
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COMMISSIONERS NorIcs

To Le~is Largent. PIT n. aeain.,
King. jos King Geo. w. Kiuy ~
nael King & JAS X. King .Defe.s."
In Chsucery-and 10 John tn
and all persons holding lieu. b, 80
ment or otherwise on the real ..
OF said defendants or any par, ,r.'
o.-and especially on the real s.,''
Of Isaac King or any part ,herso,*
and also TO all others in,c,es,,S
the subjects Of This sui,.
At the Sept. term. 1888, OF the Cl,cn,, =
Of Hampshire County, on the petition ~ T,S,r
Turner who claims 10 hold n purchs.s Sa
lien against the lands Of said def,na.s's'
assignee Of y. w. heiskell attorney Ia hs, Is
Z. vanosdei the former report of ComuI,.,.
er White aud the sale Of Isaac Ming. uas.ss.'
"a share OF land reported BY Comni..ss'
Giikeson we're set aside and John Turn,, n..ss
made . party defendant, IL Was further 49,
that the cause be rtcommitted 10 sad O.
eiouer White, '.who shall ascertain ana ..e
the value and annual value OF the rs.,.pon
estate in the bill and proceedings m.s,',nas
purchased by Isaac. George ". Emaoa.l "a
James King Of +. W. fieiskeil attotn,, ~ 80
tor q. ysnosael, and whether the ssm. - 20
Autobiography Partitioued sr,oag sals g..
and the liens thereon, Ii any, asd their pr,a,,'
lies. And said Commissioner shall also 49,.
tain and report the value and al qua, y,I,s
the interest Of said Isaac King In said real :.
tate and the liens thereon IL any, with ill.,, "
critics and any other matters as he nav 49, -
pertinent or any party Interested may reoa,.
Now, therefore, Notice IL given 10 IN, ns,s..
above named. that on the l2ih day OF 49,
Der 1883, will at my Office Ia Romn.g 49,.
coed To the execution OF said decree-nni :.
said suit OF Lsrgent against King SC, /, ps,s'
ing la said Court TO subject the said TEA, e,,,,.
Of said isasc King, and also the estate Of "a
lsaac, George w Emanuel ard James Kiss !.
foiessid to The satisfaction OF liens thereon n.
spectively. All persons holding liens on "a
ZEAL estate or any part thereof by judy men, !.
otherwise, are required TO present all lhss.
claims or lcns thereon 5efore ne for sduSIc,'
ton on or before said l2th day of Dc.,ns.,
1888, At my said Office. Given under m, 6,rs
this 18th day of October 1883
A. =. WHITE. Commissions.
October 10, 1883. Aw,
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ON Thirty Days Trial.

The VolIaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich. d.
will send Df. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Voltaic Belts & Electric Appliances on
trisl for thirty days to men young or
ODD who arc afflicted with Nervous De-
bility, Lost Vitolity and Kindred
Troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration Of health and
manly vigor. Address as above. n. B.
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial.
ROUGH ON RATS.
Clears out rats. mice, reaches, fics.
ants, bed-bugs. skunks, chipmunks, 90.
pliers. l5c.
You will fed Gilkesons 4 Pugh's
took Of Ladies CIoaks the latest STYLES
price from So 90 TO Sl2.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09
L OY NC WORDS

Loving words will cos, bu, little.
Journey ing up the bill u LIE;
But they make the weak aad " ary
Stronger, Drawer for the strife.
Do you count them only tribes?
What 10 earth are sun and rain?
Never was a kind word wasted,
Never ono was said in vain.
When the cares of life arc many,
And its burdens heavy grow
For the ones who walk beside you,
Ii you love them, tel! them so.
What you count OF little value
Has al almost magic power,
And beneath their cheering sunshine
Hearts will blossom like flower.
So, as up LIES hill we journey.
Let US scatter, all the way,
Kindly words, to be as sunshine
In the dark and cloudy day.
Grudge no loving word. any brother,
As along through life you &C.;
10 the ones who journey with you,
If you love them, tell them SO.
/. - Golden Days.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

James, William. John Il. and benjamin.
Parker, Plaintiffs. against Abrsb,m
Her sh man, Eliza A. Hershman. Mary
g. HcrshlDan, VIM. H. Hershman.
George White, Cornelia Whites Ad-
ministrator, and Sallie Curry's Con-
mi,tee, Defendants.
Joshua May hue, Plaintiff, agains, the
same and James Patksr, Defendants.
And John Hughes. Plaintiff, against The
same and - Bier, Defendants.
BY The joint DEGREES OF the Circui,
Court Of Hampshire county, in these
causes, they are referred to the under
signed Commissioner who ia directed
LIST. To settle and adjust the accounts Of the
Sheriff, Committee Administrator of Cornelia
w bite, decd.
End. To ascertain aud report the liens and
priority OF liens binding the real estate In the
bill and proceedings mentioned
Ord. To ascertain and report the value aui
annual value of the real estate aforesaid, aud
also such other matters as he may deem peril,
neDt or any party interested may require
Now. therefore, the parties 10 the above suin
ard I'LL Others Interested are notified that viii
on the l4ih day OF December 1893, at ny ofer
IN aonney, proce ed TO the execution of said
DEGREES, when and where they will attend with
the necessary evidence. Particularly all per.
soma holding liens by Judgment or otherwise on
the real estate of Abraham Hershman. Cotneis
White aud Eliza A. Hershman now the wife OF
- Bizer OF either OF them or any part there.
OF that they arc required TO present sll claims
held By them against said Abraham ,Coraelia
Eliza or either OF them which nre iens on ihe,
real estate or the real estate OF either OF them or
any part thereof for adjudication TO me a, my
Office in Romney, on or before said i4ih Dscea .
Der 1923. Given under my hand this 18Th day
of October 1888
Il. =. WHITE, Commissioner.
October 10. 1888 4w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

James Richmond, plaintiff, against vii.
Ham Richmond, John Richmond Am
Foreman, George Foreman, James
Foreman. Hiram Foreman, Austin
Foreman, Robert Foreman, Mary
Foreman. Hannah Richmond, Phoebe
Richmond, William Foreman, Jr.,
Martha Richmond, Edward Richmond
and John Monroe, Sheriff Of Hamp-
Shire county, and as such committee
administrator OF Hannah Richmond.
decd, Defendants.
Dy decree OF the Circuit Court Of
III 'mpshire cou ty. at September term
1888. the above cause was referred to
Commissioner OF said Court to ascer-
tain and report.
let. The real estate Of which HANNAH Rich.
mond died seized, and the liens thereon il aey,
aud their priorities.
End. The value and annual 7a,ue Of said re.
al estate
Bird. The debts against the esta,e Of said
Hannah Richmond aud their priorities.
And also to state add settle the account OF
John Monroe Sheriff Committee administrator
OF Hannah Richmond, decd.
Now. Notice is therefore given TO said parties
and all others interested that the undersigned
Commissioner will proceed TO the exscu ton Of
said decree on tho 9th day Of December 1888,
at BIS Office 10 Ronluey, when and where said
Pai ues wall attend with the evidence necessary
lOi bim 10 DO 50. And 10 all pefsons holding
liens by Judgment or otherwise on the real e.
tate or any part thereof Of the said Hannah
Richmond, deed,
NOTICE IS GIVEN,
That ia pursuasce Of said decree 10 said s1il
pending in said Court TO su5jsct the re4 estate
Of said Hannah Richmond TO the satisfaction Of
liens thereon, you are hereby required 10 pc
sen all clsias Deid bY you and each OF you
"a lost the said Hannah which are liens on be
real estate for adjudication 10 me 81 ms Once
in me County Of Hampshire, on or before said
18Th day Of Decenbet 1888. GiVea under ny
haod this 18Th day Of October 1883.
a. l.. WHITE, Commissioner
October 49, 1888 Nv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09
Remarkable Duck Shooting.

The most remarkable duck shoot
ing ever done in the valley of Virgin
ia was had on the lake at the fair
grounds at Stanton, by five gentle
men one morning last week About
one hundred wild ducks had been
counted on the lake, which remained
during the noise and crowd Of the fair.
On the morning in question Col. VIM.
L. Bumgardner, Charles H. Cook, j.
4. Cooke, 9. Men. whittle and II
Il. Brown went out to the lake at day
breal, and opened fire on the ducks.
The firing was kept up for about two
hours, during which the ducks would
fly up in a circle around the town
ard settle down upon the water again,
until at the end of the two honrs there
was not live duck to be seen on the
pond, and the one hundred birds were
floating corpses on the surface of the
water.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

To the creditors OF Coruelia White.
decd, and Of Hannah Richmond,
decd, respectively
In pursuance Of the DEGREES Of the
Circuit Court Of Hampshire County,
made IN causes therein pending TO sub
Jet the several real estates Of CorDelia
White, decd, aud Hannah Richmond,
decd, respectively. To- the pay ment OF
their respective debts, you are re-
qaired To present your claims against
the estates OF said Cornelia White and
Hannah Richmond or either Of them. for
adjudication TO A. L. WHITE, Commits
sioner, at his Office at Romney, IN said
County, on or before the l4th day OF
December 1888 Witness, v. NJ. PO-
ling. Clerk Of said Court, this 18th day
OF October 1883.
v. NJ. POLLING, Clerk,
October 10, i6S3.-6N.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09
AT AUCTION.

Bankrupt houses of the East
Shoe Dealers These
bought packages us regular goods bought
falls the demand
Who heard
fore sold for 81 so have themmen
cbdens Shoes why
and look before these bargains
all taken
good of ladies clio ks jerseys and acketscoaks low
clothing
cheap Besides stock Dry Goods, Notions Hardware
TnwIre Tobacco, Cigars books
l;ne plows,
flour brick All kinds and heating Stoves
celebrated Excelsior
Produce taken in exchange goods Tobacco % cts h.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

Uncle Frank had q double -barreied
9up, which VAS a sreat curiosity TO little
Dot. One day be told the little girl that
he was going hunting. 70, uncle y
cried Dot, will yon take your two load
ed gun?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

Teacher Define the word excsvate. >
Scholar-It means TO hollow out
tue word is properly used.' Scholar
The baby excavstes when II gets hurt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

Pa said little boy, "a horse is worth
O good deal more, isn't it. after i'll
broke 2 Yes, my son. Why do 20,
ask such q question 2 Because brok'
the new rocking horse you gave me ,hi
morning.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

A FINE VIEw.-Two Boston gentlo-
men, while tramping through the White
mountains, the past summer, came a
cross lonely hut among the hills rom
which TIE prospect was particularly fine
and extended. The proprietor Of the
establishment was hoeing in q small gar
den. and the travellers began to quiz him.
Said one:
You have an excellent view from your
house {?
Purity fair replied me farmer.
i suppose, continued the frat speak
or, winking at his companion, 'on fair
day you can see almost TO Europe :
Kin see further than that, returned
the man.
How so {? was asked in surprise.
we don't think nothin' OF secin' as
far as the mune
The Bostonians had found their match
--Boa2H Courier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09
w ezaaaelssOEAn Piano Go.
Grand Offer for the neat go days only.

$3.50 Square Grand Piano for only $@45,
PIANO STYLE nssaid ss ,sTSGd s s s sa a
t!une n
i now
pnhi IRE
a
o land re charges paidb
To
free ghest
stamp.
MENDELssOHN CO.. Box 2o5s.
September 81 l883-ly New York City
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

Gi!kesons &,Pugh have now in stock
the largest supply OF Toilet Soaps they
bave ever carried and are Offering them
at right prices.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

We have a large stock of regular b,

which guarantee to be good IN every
besides this have thousand pairs
Boots aud Shoes bought
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09
WI AND xIUNlOR


Uncle Frank had double-oarreled
9up, which VAS a great curiosity TO little
Dot. One day be told the little girl that
he was going hunting. %, uncle!'
cried Dot, will yon take your two load
ed gun?
Scholar-'It means TO hollow out
Teacher construct u sentence in which
the word is properly useh.' Scholar
The baby excavates when II gets hurt
Pa said little boy, "a horse is worth
good deal more, isn't it. after It's
broke 2 Yes, my son. Why do you
ask such question 2 Because I broke
the new rocking horse you gave me this
morning.
A certain Boston drummer felt all
torn up when, in his boarding house, at
the dinner table, his little 9-year-old
sister from the country innocently asked
him: When arc you going pedo ling
again ?
.Phat a blessing it is says Pat, slight
ly muddled, "tha. night niver comes on
til lats in the day, when man is all
toired out, and he couldn't work no
more. anyhow, at all, at oil rot even
if it was morning.
a little girl at Newport seeing the
willow phaetons for the first time, ex-
claimed, why. mamma, every body rides
out in taeir clothes baskets here p
How nicely the corn peps,' said u
young man who was sitting with his
sweetheart before the fire. Yes she
responded, demurely, ''it's got over be-
ing green
A young lady having set her cap for
a rather large specimen of the opposite
sex, and having failed to win him, was
confdants, when one Of them comfort
ed her with these words: Never mind,
Molly there are as go od fish in the sea
as ever were caught Molly knows that,
replied her little brother; but she wants
whale
A little 4-ycar-old-girl startled her
mother after praying for all her friends
one night by adding: And God please to
bless the bui cher boy who brings us our
meat
A small boy was holding his kitty,
wien she began to purr. %, Drammie,'
he exclaimed, 'kilty's singing! What
is kitty siuging?' Free blind mice, |
guess.
One of the bright lads in q school not
lar away was asked by the teacher, Why,
are animals larger in tropical than In
frigid zone p The quick reply was,
Because Leat expands AMI cold con.
tracts
Man is like pin. The size OF the
head does not Indicate how sharp aud
pointed he may be.
Mrs. Homespun, who has terrible
time every morning 10 get her young
g Inlo eIo ~
understand why children are called the
rising generation.
SAM JouNsoN's WoEs.- Sam john
sing borrowed suit from Uncle Hose
to attend the funeral Of Sans falher-in
law, Sam promising 10 return the habili-
ments Of woe as soon as the obsequies
were over. Uncle Nose did not lay eyes
or Sam, nor was the garb Of bereave-
ment returned for three weeks, until on
turning the corner, Uncle Nose ran up
against Samuel, the mourner. lie had
on the Identical habiliments Of woe, but
they looked as if they had suffered more
lnan CaUs OIuu yer toio 'uC Sea ""S
gwine to bring them ar clothes back ns
soon as yer fodder-in-law wss plantcd!'
1 did promise dat ar, Uncle Nose. but
my wife says il wouldn't be 'spoctful 10
dc memory ob de remains to so outer
mournin fur six mumfs at The very
least
A FINE VIEw.-Two Boston gentle
men, while tramping through tho White
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

The following good advice was given
by tue President Of an agricultural So
siety on presenting silver cup TO a
young man who had won the first prize
at blowing match: Take this cup, my
young friend lie said, and RENE mber
always 20 plow deep, and drink shallow
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

A certain Boston drummer felt all
torn up When, in his clearinghouse, at
the dinner table, his little 9-year-old
sister from the country innocen,ly asked
him: When are you going pede ling
again
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

Phat blessing it is says Pat, slight
ly muddled, 'that night niver comes on
til lats in the day, when q man is all
toired out, and he couldn't work no
more. anyhow, at all, at oil not even
if it was morning
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

a little girl at Newport seeing the
willow phaetons for the first time, ex.
claimed, why, mamma, every body rides
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

Mrs. Homespur, who has o terrible
time every morning 10 get her young
brood out of their beds, says she cannot
understand why children are called the
rising generation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-09

How nicely the corn peps,' said u
young man who was sitting with his
sweetheart before the fire. Yes she
responded. demure!y, 'it's got over be-
ing green
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-23
BROWNSVILLE, TENN.

Regular Correspondence Of the Appeal.1
BROWNSVILLE, September ga ride
over the county tliis week confirms the
view 1 took of the crop in my last letter.
There will be an average crop OF both cot
ton and corn, ard Brownsville will ship to
Memphis at least IA 900 bales of cotton.
So much is secure, despite the drouth.
Still, we need rain badly in order that
plowing for wheat may be begun. Our
spring salad. IL you do not know what
that is, then you have never lived in the
country.
Wells are drying up, and snakes are mi
grating; they are leaving those fields in
which they have hitherto enjoyed water
privileges, the same being now denied
them. A rattlesnake was killed in the
courthouse yard this week. He was look
ing for the artesian well.
Three weddings to come off here in as
many weeks. This is quite proper. Peo-
or not. Mr.. Joseph Sternberger, jr., mar
ries Miss Jennie Davis on Wednesday
next These young people are quite
prominent in Jewish circles, and the
preparations for the happy occasion are in
accordance Herewith As the other par
ties have not had the banns published
and their names have been given me by
Madame Rumor, 1 shall not print them.
Death has again visited this community.
Miss Rena Smith, sweet young girl OF
fifteen, and daughter Of F. NJ. Smith, died
Thursday last of consumption.
Mr.. G. W. Harbert, of Memphis, Is here
on visit.
Mr.. w. S. Lord is back from Birming.
ham, Ala.
Mr.. Solomon Sternberger and wife, Of
Philadelphia, the venerable father and
mother OF Mr.. Joseph Sternberger, jr.
are here to attend the nuptials of theiI
son. Mrs. Gabe Felsenthal, of Louisville
is also here. ALFONSO.