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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17
rHEBrcYoLE BOYS.
Parade YSstorSay-ons Of the WheelmSu
Badly Hurt.

9UuAy Ahh
Yesterday morning ct 10 o'clock accord
ing to the previously arranged programme
OF the Wheeling whselmsn, the pArtici.
pants in the Royal Rollicking Road Race
Of the day before from Uniontown to this
place, and the representative wheelmen
from other points who had joined the
racers at various points or followed them
in, rendezvouSed at City Hall square with
their machines and wheTG Photographed
by Photographer Myles. Three views
were taken, two Of them while tho men
were standing by their machines and one
while they were mounted and in motion.
There were thirty-three in the group
that was photographed. Afterwards o
short parade was had, at the
conclusion Of which the riders
were ready for dinner. Early in the alter
noon the strangers commenced leaving
for home. Nearly all, tired out by the
exertions Of the day before, we're only
glad to be able to catch trains that would
bear them To their homes. Not more
than half dozen rode back on their
wheels.
John A. Wright, Of Brownsville, one Of
tho visitors who came on to enjoy the
Wheeling Wheelmen's hospitality appear
ed to be attended by bad luck. Tuesday
on his way in he brook down and had TO
take the train, and yesterday noon in
practicing on his wheel in front Of the
Stamm House, he fell and sprained
his ankle very severly; it was such bad
sprain that for time he was unable To
walk and was in pain all the afternoon.
Taken all in all, including the numerous
small accidents that were bound to occur,
the Royal race was a success, and Mr..
John Stephenson is to be congratulated on
the success he made Of it.
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The literary and musical entertainment
.eiyen by the Mutual Improvement Society
81 the Z,ue Street NJ. Z, Sunday School
Tuesday evening was grand success. A
large audience was present. and the man
ner In which the young ladies and gentle
men who took part In the programme were
applauded at the close Of their several per
iotmanceS, was evidently an indication
that the audience was well pleased.
The recitationS by the Misses Statler
and Al Hibberd, reading by Miss Matte
Graham, solo by Miss Ella Ramp, duet BY
Mr.. Ed. Redman and Miss Mary b. Red
man, instrumental solo by Miss Tillie
, Berry, quartette by Misses Nette Winder
and Mary B. Redman and Messrs. Ed.
Redman and ]. T. Cowl, constituted the
programme Of the evenings entertain.
mont,
N Refreshments were provided by the
J6Ol6ty. and were rapidly disposed Of 70
those present, About $50 were realized
iby this fifst public entertainment by the
society.
Aprogramme is being prepared for an
entertainment to be given In about two
Weeks, TO which everybody will be invited
and al the seats will be free. Invitations
AZ TO be extended 10 all the literary
societies o. the city 70 bepreSenk
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Sam. v. Woods, Esq, OF Philippi, is in
the city, stopping at the Mcclure House.
Us. Jamison, Esq, a prominent mer-
chant OF Westernport, Nd, is spending
few days in the city.
Mrs John Jennings, Of Wellsville, Ohio,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mcnamara, on the South side.
Miss carrie Bailey. OF Hollidaysburg, Pa,
Is the guest Of Mrs. William A. 1sett. Miss
Bailey has visited here before and will be
pleasantly remembered. ...
Sam D. Hubley, OF BradStrest'S, Pitts
burgh, is in the city looking after the in
terests Of their subscribers. reports
business looking brighter. and prospects
better than for the last two years.
A very pleasant party gathered at the
residence OF Mr.. O. NJ. C6en, South Penn
street, Island, last evening, in honor Of
Mrss Jennie Coen's guests, Misses Doug
las, Pittsburgh, and Cook, Of Parkers-
burg. -
Among the young ladies from abroad at
tending school at Mt. de Ohantal are
Misses Rose and Minnie McGraw, OF
Grafton, and Misses Belle and Maude
Dent, Clara Hale, Retta Leonard and
Mary Fully, Of Parkersburg.
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ANoLpLADl,s ACCIDENT.

An East wheeling 0otogenarian seriously
IpIured.
Mrs. Rice, mother Of Mt. Luther Rice,
well known citizen, now in her eighty
seventh year, and residing at 1915 McCol
loch street, East Wheeling, was spending
the day Tuesday with friend on Eof
street near Twentyfourth, in honor Of bel
friends birthday, and being UNEXPECTEDLY
detained beyond her intended hour for re-
turning did not leave for home until night,
fall, and then without an escort.
By ignorance, or carelessness, or come
thing else, the street car driver failed to
put her OF as she directed him thereby
causing her to mias her wsy, finding which
she became confused and wandered about
until she got up on the side Of Wheeling
hill somewhere between Twelfth and
Fourteenth streets, just where the family
cannot ascertain, and in endeayoring. to
find her way down to Fourteenth street
she fell. BY the fall she was so stunned
that she could not rise, and being severely
cut and bruised about the face and arms
by the stones, she lay bleeding and suffer-
ing there. for some time-how long she
cannot tell, but says she heard the clock
strike 8. and began TO think she would
have to lay there all night.
Finally, becoming frightened by the
thought and tho barking Of dogs near by,
she grasptd hold OF the weeds around her
and struggled to her feet, aud it would
seem almost by a miracle succeeded in
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(i1ltii(;.llGj2
A Positive Cure for Every Fora o.
Blood and Skin Disease From
Pimples t. ScrOfula.

Disaeuriug Humors. Humilla;lng tuBSg1,,
Itching aud cunning Skin Tofiuf5' l9i 49,
Sores, and every species a Itching, sAll flhP!i
Inherited, S'r0iuiOus aud Conngi1h, bl',Otg ~.
Infancy 10 old age, are positively COt.d W ".
CURA RROLvEST. the Now Bord PoH9G, H va
nAlly, and CUlICURA The Great SKIN WA ~ y.
CuTiCuRA soar, an exquisite sElh teAaIAa'N'
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mi IEEE cnNGc A collection embodylng
UULLEuE 0unp0I the very Quinte1 Sence q
many popular melodies, FOR al social GlpgE, By
II. X Waite, Price 30 ctS 81 50 per dozen.
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The West Virginia ccnferenceuois the
NJ. E. Church meets at Charleston next
Tuesday. Several changes will probably
be made in the pastorates Of the II. E.
Churches Of this vicinity. Rev. Dr.iSmith,
OF the Fourth Street Church, will be given
another charge, as his time here has ex-
pired. 1t ia probable slso that changes
will be made in the Chapline Street, North
Street, Thomson Chapel and West Lib
erty churches.
Rev. Dr.. ]. E. Smith has consented TO
deliver his celebrated lectuve, woman as
a Political Factor" at Parkersburg and
Huntington on his way to the conference
meeting,
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ARlnnrtnr an, s.me n,oner.

Mr.. Louis Colmar, IT,, a well known
German journalist, former proprietor OF
the DeuiSchs Ztitung, yesterday became
the city editor Of the Daily p0lksIlGH.
Mr., Fritz Nsuhann, who has heretofore
done the local work for the T'oLksbIdtt, re-
tires to return to the Old Country Tor q
time 70 claim q sung fortune into which
he comes as heir OF his father. lie will
remain In the city for q week or go, and
expects to return TO America next spring.
"a "a subject for hearty congratulations,
which his brethren Of the press gang all
heartily extend.
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Music Books for the Fall and Winter,

The MODEL SINGER ssS s4Ht 81 Sf I ssq ss.'
Graded Exetcl'es aud eoDRs; 67GIees and Part.
Songs: % hymn Tunes; IL Anthems. Supplies
everything needed or thorough aud enthuEIaStio
pHetiee and enjoyment. Price 70 cents, q per
d ZAl
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JonN AND HARRY KRRNRLl, who come
with Tony Pastors show at the Opera
House next Saturday night, are known to
be among The funniest Of all funny come
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Sale Of BaildlnrLots.

The notices Of the sale on the 9Oth inst.
Of the Lewis Baker property at Elm
Grove that have sppesredinthe presSotthe
city recently, have attracted universal at.
tention from business men and those with
capital to invest in real estate, and the
probability Is, that when the sale takes
place there will DO some lively and spirit
ed bidding. The farm Ia 70 be sold in
parcels. The location is an eligible one
and those desiring TO secure q splendid
piece Of ground ON which to build su-
burban home should not fail to be Of the
Rsle on the 30th.
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No Los. in tho Public schools.

The Board Of Education meets in regu.
lar monthly session this evening. The
report OF Superintendent Anderson Will
be interesting. 1t shows no falling of in
the average attendance at the different
district schools, Rs it inevitably must have
done had the recent school enumeration
been correct. On the contrary there Is a
healthy gain in every ward but one. This
would seem to show that the school cen.
stis was not reliable.
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gnfran s. 90.
Common Sense
IN The KITCHEN !! .

l. DIR. Mott, Of New York, fId a
number of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, sickened, and
some died. At the same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury to appetite or health.
2. The use of alum in bread is
prohibited by law in some places,
because it has been found to injure
health.
8. Some people buy Alum Bak-
ing Powders because they are
cheap! Is it real economy, which
to saye,a few pennies now, lays a
foundation for i'll health and doc
tors bills later on?
You are on the safe side in using
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BELLAIRE.

Preachers In Town-Goneral HEAVIER "a
speak-Minor News Matters.
Stephen NJ. Sheets, Of Marietta, was in
town Tuesday.
Plans will be prepared at once for the
new hose house in the Fourth ward.
Miss Maggie Moore has been elected
primary teacher for the Fourth ward.
Another Republican meeting here will
be addressed by Gen. ]. A. Beaver, oCto-
Der s. t.s...
The School Board will buy school books
to be loaned to children in INDECENT cir
cumstances.
Some Bsllaire pedestrians took a rur
out the National road west from Bridge
port yesterday.
No bids for the Central avenue and
Thirty-eighth street sewers were &C.
cepted by Council.
John L. Thomas addressed a "Prohibo.
craft meeting in City Hall Tuesday even.
ing and again last night.
Gen. A. ]. Warner was in town ovel
Tuesday night on business connected with
the Ohio Valley railroad.
The freight business OF the Cleveland q
Pittsburgh railroad is now 80 great that II
is very hard to furnish cars enough to &C
commodate shippers.
Mira. Dr.. Williams came from New Phila.
delphia to attend the social in honor oil
her husband, who is about to give up his
charge OF the First Methodist Church.
There were several scores Of Methodist
ministers on the O. & P. accommodation
train yesterday afternoon. They took the
B. & o. train for the Conference at Barnes
vile.
W. H. satterthSait and Mrs. Emma
Strong, nee Yost, were married Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. Price Yost.
Rev. ]. K. McKallip performed the cere-
mony.
Charles Wise and Miss Carrie Krebs
were married in Wheeling last night, and
will 90 to housekeeping in one half of the
double dwelling Mr.. Wise has Just built in
Horns addition.
The Government snag boat E. A. Wood
ruff came down yesterday and set to work
removing the distractions remaining in
the channel below the B. & o. bridge from
the sinking Of coal boat.
The last battery OF boilers at the power
house Of the city water works could not
be all covered by the old building and q
temporary shanty was put up. Now the
foundations have been commenced for a
permanent building.
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SUN6 6kEEllkG, biactory S COLLECTION Of vocal ss
music extant, fjr hlOH scq0OIs. Academies &C.
BY L. o, Emcnon. RTice GU cES., 60 per dozen.
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Of"The Two Bachelors" to be produc.
ed at this house tonight, the Columbus
News says: ,..-..
Nothing in the way Of farcical inven-
ton, that has been seen in recent years,
can be compared to it, for rapid action,
laughable situations and entangled COM
plications, all arising logically through the
matrimonial troubles. Of "Prof. Bang'e"
and Judge Fowler" two old bachelors.
We might as well hope to successfully
photograph laugh as describe this play,
or say why 1t Is funny. Miss Julia Blake,
as eva Clinton" the dashing widow, dis.
played her ability as a commedienne, and
was well received. Mr.. Phil S. Greiner, as
the professor" and Mr.. Charles o. Rich
ardson, as the Judge" two beings wi n
"Momus," the God Of fun, seems to have
created with his own hand, expressly to
make their fellow.mortals laugh them
selves to death, enacted the two bache-
lors. Their success was phenomenal and
beyond exaggeration, reaching the very
acme OF perfection as comedians.
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THE officers Of the Martins Ferry lodge
Of glassworkers received liberal supply
Of funds yesterday for the members still
out OF work.
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The wilbur Opera Co. 10 "rho AiiltadO. 2
Perhaps one OF the best advertised at,
fractions before the public to-day, Is Gil
bert and sulliyan's great opera "The
Mikado." tits being produced at NO less
than four theatres In New York City, 10
unusually large receipts. Manager Foose
has secured the Wilbur Opera Company,
an organization noted for clever produc'
ton Of light opera, and they will produce
this great craze at the Opera House next
Monday evening. September 2lst The
prices will be %, so and rs cents.
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AT a meeting Of the Arion Singing So.
ciety at It's club house on the South Side,
last evening, a large picture, presented TO
the Society by Mrs. NJ. Specht, Of Glazing
ton, was uncovered and hung in con-
spicuous place in the parlor. The artistic
III was the work Of Mrs. Spechts own
hands, which makes it all the more
priced. Ills composed Of skeleton leaves
deity put together and enclosed in a
handsome frame.
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RESERVED seats are now on sale at
Banners music store for the engagement
Of Tony Pastors company at the Opera
House Saturday evening.
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOIenS, being n com:
plete line OF suitipgs, PantaloOnings and
Oyerc0atings, when We shall get up In
flrst.cIass style and fit, and Ut lowest
prices. also, a.1ull line Of furnishing
"UVaS u""'' VI q. HESS G. SONS.
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JAMES RYDER got thirty days in yester-
day mornings police court as punishment
for his riotous proceedings about the jack
son house Of i'll repute, on Sixteenth
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ELECTROMAGNETIC MATCH
Tn. Rules which arc to Govern this No,
ContsSt-The OHlcInls.

Tho Rules which arc to Govern this Move
Contsst-The Ofiloinls.
The following officers have been select
ed Tor the Pronouncing Match which is Il
be held at the Opera House tomorrow
evening: Chairman Of the meeting, Mr.
Chas. Burdett Hart Judge, Miss. J.Mehol
in; Referees, Rev. Dr. j. Z. Smith and Prof
]. A. Brown; Umpire, Rev. DR.. D. A. Gun
ningham. The rules adopted for the
match are as follows:
|. Webster's and Worcester's diCtion.
aries shall be sole authorities, and copies
thereof shall be in charge Of the referees.
2. One trial only shall be allowed, and
when word Is nisprOnouGced, the judge
shall 80 state, give the proper pronuncia-
ton and give q new word TO the next
person.
8, II contestant appeals from the
judges decision, he shall not be allowed
torepeat his pronunciation, butthe referees
shall decide the appeal from their first
hearing.
4, Each word will be written on q black
board at the time 1t Is spelled by the Judge
and before it Is pronounced by the con-
testant.
s. When the definition Of a word Is re.
quested 1t will be read from Webster's
dictionary.
O. No proper names shall be given.
I. No words imported from foreign
language shall be given.
s. Any person in the audience may
write any word on q slip OF paper and
pass It up to the umpire, who shall look
at the word, and If in his opinion It is a
proper word to be given out he shall hand
1t to the Judge for that purpose.
8. II the judge announce any word
which the umpire deems unsuitable he
may exclude it.
10. All differences between the referees
and all questions not determined by the
rules, shall be decided by the umpire.
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wps afflicted with Eczema On tho 9talp, = J y
EarS and Neck, which tao Druggist, WlLi; ~, v
your remedies, pro nouneed 0ne oil the VIII WIZ :,
10 nv YOUR CUTICURA REMEDIES. aud siilf hysS.g,
use my scalp Rnd part Of TEy ACE we'e 'iA ~ ~ :,
cured and | hops Ia another week 70 aA,s-'
earS, neck and the other part Of ny lGce et'ny
100 Y. Ilh St, Ntg Ieh'
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Our special specialties for school wear
should DO an item Of interest to parents
and guardians. We carry complete
stock Of specialtles which we have had
made according TO our own ideas Of how
q senAible and wear:Ieststing school ghoe
should be made. What We claim for thOm
Is that they wear great deal better and
much longer than goods that are usually
sold for school wear. All widths and
popular prices. L. v, BtoSp.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage OF tho Water aud Movements of the
atpRmbOatS.
The Diurnal Ia this, mornings Parkers.

aFNIAst4AbStFtss
The Dlurnal Is this, mornings Parkers.
burg packet.
The Emma Graham down and the SEQ.
tia up are to-day's packets in the Pitts.
burRh. Cincinnati trade.
The river is falling slowly with q depth
Of 5 feet 5 inches in the channel, accord.
ing TO the marks on the levee last evening.
AT Pittsburgh last evening there was &
depth in the channel Of 2 feet 10 inches
and the river was on stand. II was also
stationary at all other points above.
The Minnie Bay, handsome little
packet and one Of the fastest on the upper
Ohio, has entered the regular trade be-
tween RarkeTsburg and Mlddleport. She
Is making regular trips, and promises 10
hustle the packets already il the trade.
Indeed, q strong rivalry has already heea
started between her and the HiheFnia,
The Bay has secured the Hibernia'a clerk.
The Bay, Il will DO remembered, was
built by the SWeeneys, Of this city.
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September % the Baltimore & Ohio will
sell excursion tickets to st. Clairsyille to
persons wishing to be present at the lay
Ing OF the corner stone Of the new Court
House, at 90 cents for the round trip.
Tickets good to return September %.
Trains leave at 1885 and Gals A. N. city
tima
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SS7RfondWsy, New York. Us CHESTNUT st.. PhllA
Send to JOHN q. HAYSEs d Co. Boston, (brauch
house Of .. nitson Col for grand illustrated Cit
Alogue Of all Musical Instruments, strings and
Trimming. SeplI.TuRAW
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Ihaye been afflicted since last Nsfca WY - =,
disease the doctors called Eczema W ~ "a "a
covered tn Ecabs and sores, ard Tue IT, ID
burning were almost unbcarab.c. see,ts a5.
gUEICUKA REMEpIEs so highly licouG,ItS5lfTii
nlnded 10 give Them tElh, lnns HI p Ts,'f
and GuTICURA Soar externally hHu ,.'it rarJ,
In prstitGde for which make llh llggIlr
mont. MIS- CLARA A FRsVhihiSS'S.,,
Hi'H" Broad Brock, Cls1'
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W. H. satterthwait and Mrs. Emma
Strong, nee Yost, were married Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. Price YoSt.
Rev. J. K. McKallip performed the cere-
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joins THOMAS, a colored man, was arrest
ed yesternsy for raising o disturbance
about the baltimore q Ohio depot. He
was swearing at very vigorous rate when
corraled by the blue.coated mtnion OF the
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picvc,s shIrts and stocklny,-D Guudling q Co.
So;sHle Lhsnp-single buggy Harness.
Nor SIie-k Riding ana Driving Horse.
Decorated KugliSh lea sGts-EwtEg BIOL.
pIISous-MAStar photographer.
sale Of WellAb1Tg water Works.
CnTn mI.siOnrE'E sAlo-R q. Barr.
Pronouncing Ma,cn-ueGd OF local.
> For Rent aud Eale-JGmes A. AInry-Head Of
'0 Siy,u Cream R4ln-1hird page.
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MY Eiy'a Cream Baln-Thlrd page.
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TIE Laughlin mill, at Martins Ferry, is
putting in the grindstones and nail ms.
chimes in their new factory. About sixty
feeders are now at work and more are be-
-. oll,I
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THIEVES entered the premises Of Mr., J..
NJ. Vogle, on Water street, last Saturday
night, and carried OF a7Ham and other
edibles which were hanging in the pantry
in the hack mart Of the house.
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REcEp ZION AT pLEAsANTvALLE1
Celebration of the Crystal Wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Zane.

Celebration of the Crystal Wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Zane.
The celebration Of the crystal wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Platof' Zane on Tuesday
evening, at their residence at Pleasant
Valley, was most enjoyable occasion to
the guests. The celebration was raeher
informal in its character. A superb sup
per was served, and music was furnished
BY band seated in the vine-embowered
porch. The grounds were beautifully
Illuminated. Mr.. and Mira. Zane were the
recipients OF numerous costly presents,
many OF them from friends residing at q
distance. Among the guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. p. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. +. P.
Jepson, Colonel and Mrs W. w. Ar
nett, Mrs Pendleton, Mrs. F. j. Hearne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Patterson, Ms. Hayes
and son and Mr.. McClurv, of Pittsburgh,
Mrs. Savage, the Misses Updegralf, Mrs.
2 me, sr., and daughter, the Misses Shri.
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Steenrod, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Steenrod, Miss Lizzie Pendle-
ton, Mrs. Sophie Carr and daughter, Rev.
r. r. Swope, DR.. r. MCC. Bard, Messrs.
John 0. Pendleton, A. S. Harden, PEBBLES
Tatum, Ran Stalnaker, jr., Sam Patterson
and Ned Stalnaker. IA.
The carriages bearing the guests home
did not reach the city Til 8 o'clock yester-
day morning.
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