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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-30

T' tS;n. CAIN passion, or make reason
n nj p8 0eace or wisdom from the
on,PT. to o.I gold prefer; for tbs much less
''N' our fortune than our happiness.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-08-03

both, when they are sure Of response.
and we shall be glad so to respond to
Dr.. Sloan on receipt Of his address.
Yours Truly,
G.. II. Rowe.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-08-03

a letter from DR.. Jas. Boycc was read
expressing regrets on account Of his in
ability to attend the meeting Of the
Society. DR.. Boyce's excuse was sus-
tuined.
The Treasurer and Librarian made
the following report which was referred
to All auditing committee consisting Of
j. +. Lyon and j. ID. Neel:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-07

i've she Ia rather quiet, and does not care
much for society, but takes her pleasure
for the greater part, In the home circle,
She Is much interested in literary pursuits,
and takes great interest and pride in heI
husbands prominence among men Of let
ters and political influence, Mr., Reid i
President Of the Lotos Club, and his wife
is interested In that and enjoys visiting
the clubhouse on ladies' day,
The Mills home Is situated on Fifth
avenue, directly opposite the great Roman
Catholic Cathedral. It Ia In o block oil
houses which extends from Fiitieth 10
Fiity-hrst street, The house ia large, but
OF very plain exterior; 1t is Of red brick,
with slight ornamentation Of brownstone.
It was built and occupied originally by
Mr.. d. T, Morgan, once q prominent Wall
street BpeCulAtor, who subsequently, moved
to Washington, and died there, The door
Is in the centre oithe house and Is reached
by flight OF wide browusIons steps,
People often wonder why men u MIR, D,
o. Mills great wealth do not build toT
themselves large residences, with ample
grounds, an estate, In fact, The reason ia
obvious. The most desirable locations
were built upon years ago, and there Is NO
land left TO make into gardens, however
much one might wish.
When Mr.. Mills purchased the Morgan
house he completely altered the interior
decoration and the house itself Rs far as
practicable, The front door opens into q
square vestibule, with artistic tiled floor
ing. This leads into the main hall, which
Ia superbly decorated with a suCGG ssiou OF
arches and medallions OF stained glass
the ceiling Ia composed OF rRfters heavily
carved, and they and all the woodwork,
including handsome winding staircase,
are Of polished English oak, On the right
OF the hall IL the drawiug.rOom, which ex-
tends the entire length Of the house, The
walls are covered with q soft satin OF terra
Gotta shade, while here and there, built
into the wall are beveled,edgel mirrors In
quaint antique brass frames, Some Of
them are long and narrow, like a portion
OF the dado; others are let in between
folds OF the silk, like panels, Just above
q carved dalo the silken covering on the
wall Is embroidered with many Colored
flowers. This immense drawing room
contains everything that wealth can Rug.
gest, stationary and bronzes, rare vases OF
sevres and paintlngs, while the mantels
are Of Mexican onyx, reaching nearly to
the ceiling, The furniture is covered
with ashes Of roses satin, with here and
there is quaint odd chair or table Of gu
perb marquetry. 1t Is rich and imposing
apartment,
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/ cannot speak OF the Crockers without
mention Of Miss Hattie Croker, their only
daughter, for she is the handspring oil
everything that takes place In the family,
Shells the idol, she Ia the power; whatever
she elects to do Is as good as done, When
Miss Hattie desired to live In New York
the handsome residence was purchased
when she desires to return to her San Fran
cisco home they start; everywhim OF this
much'Cherished daughter is gratiied, and
yet, with all this, and the fact that Miss
OroCker has the prospect OF becoming the
richest young lady in the world, she is not
spoiled, On the contrary, abe Ia very
charming, ladylike girl In the early TWEEN
ties; she Is very we'll educated, speaks
French iluently, keeps up with the topics
oil the day, and has an unusual amount oil
good common sense. She has the least
ostsntatlOn Of any young lady have ever
met, lmpressing one most faYorably; Ia OF
ysrySliyely disposition, fond OF company;
and the spacious residence Ia usually filled
with guests Of this young lady, Being ex'
Cellent company, afable, and so well titt'
ed TO entertain, il Is no wonder she is a
great favorite. To strangers she Is quiet
aud ladylike, but her merry laugh and
sunny nature Is the Joy OF the CroCker
household. Daring her fathers conane-
ment to his home for the last six III nihs,
caused by his accident whilO driving in
Central Park, the daughter has delighted
to be his companion and solaCs, he
seeming to quite forget his mishap when
she was near.
In personal appearance Miss Crocker Ia
Of medium height, slender, with regular
features and an abundance Of golden red
hair, which sho wears in many coils on
the top OF her head; her hair Ia her Chiel
beauty and isgreatly admired. Her com.
plexion Ia clear and white, with little
color, as is usually seen with this bright
golden hair; her eyes light blue, with
flashes aud eyebrows the came color as
her hair. She dresses very aLylishly and
In good taste, and, while not in any way
frivolous, ia fond OF all the pretty access
gories OF tho toilet, as most young girls
are. She affects blue costumes, they
being particularly becoming, and on the
street q handsome cloth suit or black silk.
saw her not long ago in black silk
costume with large black straw hat and
black plulnes, very attractive with her
complexion and hair. She was driving
down Fifth avenue in landau, with her
fathers iootmRn and Coachman in dark
livery in their customary places. Miss
Crocker ia not yet allianCed, although
naturally she is besieged by admirers,
When Miss Hattie CroCker marfies am
sure her good sense will guide her choice,
and it will be a man she truly cares for
and respects. She impresses one as such
an ingenious girl one cannot think other
wise.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II so,
send at once and get bottle Of MRs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gull
DRgS TRETHINa. It's value is incalcula.
BILE. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers,
there Is no mistake about 1t. II cures
dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
soitens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETIINa Is pleasant
to the taste, and Is the prescription Of one
OF the Oldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and Is
Tor sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price Is cents hottie. Mws4w
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ite, and the other ladies felt her death
keenly,
The present Mrs. Huntington was mar
ried to Mr.. Huntington comparatively
short time after the death Of his hrst vile,
She was q widow-Mrs. Worsham-and d
a fine, imposing looking woman. She ID
large, rather stout, with unusually large,
prominent eyes, black glossy hair, and ID
decidedly snowy and attractive In appear
anCe. She Is not as yet acquainted with
the other California ladies mentioned
Mrs, Huntington Is good company, Of q
lively, cheerful disposition, aud remark
able for her kindness Of heart and wide
charities, In TACT, IN this particular hel
generosity is unbounded; no one II at all
worthy appeals to her in vain, She ID
fond OF every enterprise, and for this reason
has been interested in the American Opera
Company. in the support Of which she
has given large sums To Mrs, Thurber, II
was Mrs, Huntington who lately induced
her husband to build fine church In his
native town, Norwich, Conn,
Mrs, Huntington is particularly fond oil
young people, and usually has number
visiting her, Anything that will add
pleasure or jollity to the home life is
favored by her, She has q great fond
ness for the opers, and attends nearly
every evening during the season, just
now the Hnutingtona are enjoying them.
selves ut Thro2g's Neck, at which place
they entertain sumptuously,
The list Of Californian wives would
hardly be- complete without q reference
to Mrs, Hupkins, widow oil Mr., Mark
Hopkins, She Is q rather handsome lady,
and was q ways fond Of gay society until
Mr., Hopkins death, Their magnificent
residence on California street, San Fran
cisco, Ia one Of the sights OF that city al
ways pointed out to visitors, II ia made
Of wood, as most San Francisco residences
are, aud painted 10 look like Rraystone.
1t occupies whole block, ia opposite
Mr., CroCker's residence, and Ia ColleG-
ton OF towers, turrets aud bow windows,
Standing on such high ground as 10 be q
familiar landmark from almost any part
Of the city. 1t Is built on eide hill 80
steep that what Is the frat story In front
Is the third story at the back OF the house.
II has handsomely cultivated grounds,
Size her Womanhood Mrs Hopkins has
npbHb Auulh W lCt blLllp ~ VI hGAt 4NuW
York, also In Europe, travelling about,
She Ia very foRd OF the Berkshire Hills Of
Massachusetts, aud has recently erected .
magnificent villa at Great Darlington,
which town adjoins Lsnpx, Stockbridge
and PitLsleld, and Is one oil the most
beautiful spots to be found anywhere.
The home at Great Darlington Is In the
Queen Anne style OF architecture now 30
much in Ivogue, with such devlatlons from
tho original style as to modsrnize and dt
for present use, 1t is a perfect marvel Of
wealth and good taste, aud cost 81 800, 900
1t Is rumored that Mrs. Hopkins will
soon marry French Count whom she
met In Paris, where they were constantly
seen together, This seems reasonable, for
she has now been widow some years,
bu! still is o very attractive woman.
CHARLES LESLIE CHANDLER.
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Lord and Lady Waterlow, who recently
left for England, were guests at the Crocker
residence, Miss Crocker having made
trip around the world in their company,
siterward visiting them in England and
was presented at Court. Under Lady
Waterlow's Chaperonage they have gone
10 their home in San FranCisco for the
summer, and will pass the month Of Au.
gust at Monterey, tho fashionable resort
Of Californians.
Their home in San Francisco Is on Cali.
iornia street, which is so very steep that,
when at tho bottom, one looks up the
street, II seems as II 1t were almost impos.
sible to walk up. In fact, horses do have
a difficult time OF 1t, and tho cable street
cars, which extend the entire length, are
found particularly useful. The residence
stands In tho centre OF q large plot oil
ground with beautifully clipped lawns on
either side. The house Is frame build.
ing, painted nearly white, Ia three stories
high, spacious and imposing. It's nearly
square, with the door In the centre and
rooms leading from each side. The house
Containsr rare pictures, ornan1entsand anex.
tensiye library; In fact about the same as
the New York residence. The grounds,
which ATE surrounded by a white fence,
are laid out In flower beds, while beyond
the house are extensive greenhouses and
the stables. II Ia nearly opposite the
Mark Hopkins estate, and being nearly at
the top OF Mob Hill, commands q magnid!
cent view Of the Golden gate and entire
harbor.
MRS. D. o. MILLS.
The Crocker family and Mills family are
90 closely connected In many ways that
one naturally suggests the other. In the
first place, Mr.. CroCker and MIR. D. o.
Mills are identified with o number oil en-
terprlses, and their families are very
friendly, beside the connection before re-.
ierred 10 In young Mr.. Croker having
married Mr.. Mills niece.
Mrs. Mills is Of medium height, rather
slender, q lady Of quiet, dlgniaed, yet
kindly nein. She has an oval face, and
white hair, crlinped and brought down
each side Of her face. She, also, 10 a native
OF New York State her old home was Just
above PoughkeepBie, on the banks oil the
Hudson, Her maiden name was Bishop.
Mira. Mills 10 noted for her charities and
goodness, She has two children, % son and
4 daughter, Of both Of whom she Is very
fond. Her son, MI. Ogden Mills, 10 inter
eSled In many IL bis fathers enterprises,
is q thoroughly enjoyable companion, and
ho and his wife are prominent In New
York society, entertaining frequently
| His wife Il one Of the twin daughters o.
MI, Maturin Livingston, whose home on
Twenty.iourlh street was well known
Her twin sister married Uavendl0h. BEN
thick, q young Engllshman and brother Y
Lord BenLinCk. Young Mt, Mills Ant
wife are spending The summer at theil
place In Newport, where they enteftait
laylBhly aud are great social iAvotlteg.
ME-, Mile daughter iS the vile Of NJ,
Whitslaw Reid editor Of the New Yofl
! Tribune Mrs, Reid 10 young and attract
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Very Remarkable ltecoyery.

Mr.. Geo. v. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writesi my vile has been almost
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so much improved, that she 10 able now
10 do her own work."
Electric Bltters will do all that Is claimed
for them. Hundreds Of testimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only Aity
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MI, Do CHARTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

TbO tbIr.y.elghth year oil this welI'kuOWn Acat
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o oI ON the Inst Monday Of September next Rnt
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-07

Mts. Huntington ls the second wife oil
Mr.. o. r. Huntington, and they we're mar.
RED about two yeAts ago. The hrst Mrs.
Huntington was a outlet, dignlhed lady,
somewhat Of al invalid. She had been
Mr., advantageous wife many years, and
was well known by all the other ladies
have mentioned. There was q Goletie Of
intimate friends, consisting oil MB. Crock
or, Mrs, Mills, Mts, Stamford aud Mrs,
Huntington, The latter was 4 great favor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-07

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A Los Angeles (Ual.) woman, 40 years
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cure the means with Which TO educate
herself in music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-07

An innovation in minstrelsy has taken
place in Montana, where a negro ia play
ing an engagement in which he "whitenS
NM
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The cadets Of the Annapolis Naval
Academy rowed for prize one day 10.
Gently. The prize consisted oil q cake and
A box OF candy,
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1t is reported that Mr.. Powderly re.
ceives about 200 letters a day and answers
hall Of them. Most Of them come from
crankR.
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DR, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

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Passenger trains daily Including SUNDAY. AC.
j. q. TOMLlhBON,
-. Ticket Agent o. X. H., Wheeling.
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Transportation.

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
rs, 1850. Trains leave Panhandle station, iIOt OF
Eleventh street. near public landing, Is follows,
Central Standard lmAi
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will 20!
ali Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lotletie
which may be presented al our counters.
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Cambridge ACCOMMODATION leaves Wheeling at
1885 H. mi leaves Rellaitc at S:l6 a. m. Return.
Ing arrives Of Wheeling al $40 p. M, daily except
Moundwtllo accommodation, leaves wheeling
at ll;SI a. M and arrives at MoundSVille at l2:l6
D. M, daily except Sunday.
Grafton 6coommoda alton Rt S:25 p. m.
ZancEyIlle accommodation leaves Wheeling at
$40 n. M, daily except Sunday.
iOS p. m. train through 70 Cincinnati without
change with B. 40 Sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
B. d D. Sleeping Cars on oil through trains.
Through Coach from wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
No. g. leaving Wheeling al 9:26 o, M, arriving at
Cincinnati At $50 p. m.
ClOte connections are made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest making this
desirable route Tor colonIsu and persons moving
10 Tho great West, and 10 whom particular attOn'
Tickets 70 oil principal points on sale al Depot,
Sleeping car accommodations can DO secured Rt
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filos. Q. BURKE Ticket Agent, n. 4 o. Depot.
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r. r. DEVRlE9, General Agent, Wheeling.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
(oEERGTIHO)
CLEVELAND \ PITTSBURGH R.R.
Condensed timetable oil passenger trains cor.
RI tad IN ] u E25 lsSR-Contral STANDARD T'nc:
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" Time table corrected 10 JUNE %, 1885, Trains
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, ~ iOllOws-Central ktAndArd
umei
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Gottertes.
ng-cApIrAL PRIZE, $50,
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

I'VE do hereby certlty that we supervise the AZ.
drawings oil Tho LouislRna State Lottery Conf any,
aud III porSon manage aud control the Drawings
themselves, aud that tho same arc conducted With
honesty fairness, and In good faith toward all par
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certificate with FAC SMILES oil Our signatures at.
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WEST TO ALLIANCG Ann CHICAGO,

Al trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport ut l:H p. m. u:6? city
tlme) arIIye at Chicago al $50 following morning.
TrtIns leave Cleveland for Wheeling NJ B:l6 d.
m. 1870 p. M, arriving al sos p m aud 743 m.
Leave Cleveland Of ll:lV p. M, arrive at Bridge
port ut 7:45 o. M.
Gen. Pass aud Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES MCCREA, GenCtaI Manager,