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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
AhFORd.

AtrhnkoFb III Tue wy AAN VASVhAb &SAAp
Abroad.
Hon. n. B5Scott, has returned from a
flying trip in the East
Dr.. G. B. Morris. Of Morgantown, was
at tue Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. Emsheimer lett Saturday even
ing for New York onG business TIP,
Miss Clara Epstein, Of ParkersburC, Ia
to visit friends in this city this month.
lion L. A. Bennett Of Huntington, ex'
State Auditor, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. George L. Boyd was last week The
guest OF Mrs. Charles Dunlap, Of Grafton
Mr.. Edmund Hobbs, Of Ashtabnls, for.
meiIy Of this city, was here Saturday, Wis.,
iting old friends.
Mtssrg. Ned Stalnaker and Platoi Zane,
have been in Writ county the past week
hunting and fishing.
NIips Helen Harrison, OF Piedmont, has
Joined her sister who Is here Waiting
friends and relatives.
Mrp. Il. Marks, ci Philadelohia, is q
guest Of the residence OF Mr.. NJ, Emsheim.
or, on Thirteenth strtea
Mr. Clarence II. swearingen, OF Pitts.
burgh, u gentleman we'll known here,
spent Sunday at the McLure
Miss Teerie Fisher, Of Jacob street, waT
very pleasantly surprised by a number Of
her friends Saturday evening. Tho time
was spent in dancing.
Tho many friends Of Mrs. Liller, wife Of
Mr., S. s. Liller, Of Bridgeport, will be glad
10 learn that she 10 rapidly recovering
from o Eevere aud protracted illness.
Mr. Frank Daniols and other leadinG
members Of tho "lilg Baby" company arr
rOelstered at the stHnm House. A pGrl
Manager q r Trscv NJ tbe wco+orr
1rrior GfIlcc lsavoa to.dav for Nav %orS
- I ationd tSs anna, mes1|r" ri In 1,eIs'
" eSo ";" Naval PaneGt Ivsoc;otIor WV
sfsPNV ~, --"'u" DoI''us 1'e9oy ,
~ ". =, Cunn.n tSI T. ana M o o!t q
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Msatenl.
Sneezing Catarrh.

The distressing Snsez, sRsGaa, suseEs, the aCrld
WaIsEy discharges from the eyes and nose, the
painful inflammation extending 70 the throat the
swelling Of the mucous lining, causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing noises in the head and
splitting headaches how familiar th'Se symptom
are to Thousands who Euaer periodically from head
colds or influenza, and who live In ignorance Of
the fact that a single application Of sANToRDs
RADICAL CURE FOR OATARRH will afford iRSIGHiGHe'
Gus TslitE
But this treatment In cases Of simple Catarrh
gives but ielnt Idea Of what this remedy viii Do
IN the chronic forms, where the breathing Il OBJ
ItTucted By choking, puHid mucous aneumula'
tons, the hearing affected, smell and taste gone
throat liberated aud hacking cough gradually
fastening itself upon the deblliAted system. Then
II Is that the marvellous curative power Of SAN
FORn's RADICAL CubE MAnllesS Itself in tnslal
tam Gus and grateful relief Uurs begins from the
DIST application, II Is rapid, radical, permanent
economical, sale,
Of the RADICAL CURI, one box CATARhlIAL Sol
VENT aud VA IAPROYRD lNHALRRi price H.
PoTTER DRuG CWgM;CAL Co., BOsToS,
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a CHANCE Ar rnE eRANp.
Mr.. .KlupE to Take Charge Thursday Nils
VicksT's engagement,

Mr.. klupk to Take Charge Thursday - aAlsR
HtcksT'I engagement
Next ThIrsday tho management OF the
Grand Opera House, tho Cozy place Of
amusement In the Washington Hall block,
passes into the hands OF Mr., Albert j..
Klunk and Col. Genthsr rstires In order
that he may devote himBelt 10 his mer'
camille interests. Mr.. HUNK has been
Occupying the position Of treasurer at this
house this season and has made himself
popular not only With the public but with
the profession, by bis uniform courtesy,
He Ia Q young, energetic and entelprlsing
gentleman with good ideas respecting the
theatrical business and there is no doubt
but what he will make his pretty theatre
pay.
Matte YiCkeTs for his opening attraction
She begins three nights and matinee en-
gsgemsnt that day, Thursday, She has
well earned reputation as one OF the
brightest and most accomplished little &C
tTesles GA the stage. She has very ex
pressive face and sings and dances charm
ingly.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph say
Of her in recent issue: "Alisa Matte
VicEers surprised the regular patrons o
the Opera House with performance e
much superior In an artistic sense, !!
Minnie Palmer's, that the majority vii
give the palm to Miss ViCkers, who Is
graceful, intelligent and handsome actress
She shines in the line she has chosen, AM
Is sure to make her mark-to become
great public fAvorite, as the sun Is sure '
shine somewhere tomorrow"
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1alo Fddsy night Miss Thernburg,
q maiden lady living alone at TrlRdelphl8,
this county, while sitting Ggioro an open
EfatO was suddenly Ieissd with an epiIsp.
liz d., such as che has beiors experienced,
aud fell forward into the hfo. A GOloIed
man nBtned Moxley who lives near had
his attention attracted by tho noise made
aud going 10 the house Of Miss Thornburg
found that poor woman lying with her
head In the Are, the ileSh burned 10 q
crisp aud the eyes burned out b: The Goals,
while her body WAS irighltully sCoiChed
where her clothes had burned OF. Dr..
Cfanrall was summoned but could do bat
little to relieve tho unfortunate.
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beacon Hill Linen,
Is tie Finest paper made.
]. II. WILSON,
Bookseller Il SiaiiOnGr,
1903 Market 81.


Governor Wilson hNSlsaued his Thanks
giving proclamation Under date Of Novem
5er0 Ito recommends, tho President II
iulGllment Of q long established custom
%, as q day Of Thanksgiving and prayer
TINT on that day all secular employment
DO suspended and that "lhe people a..
semblo at their usual places Of worship
10 glvo thanks 10 the Supreme Rulgr OIL
tho universe, for The continued blessings
OF FREQ government, the returning pros.
perliy Of our country and the countless
blessings for each and all. Lot tU, then,
In the nilbt Of prayer abd Thanksgiving,
and with heartfelt Kindness aud Bympa.
thy, remember those who have been dis
lfCssed With earthquake, noel and storm,
and assure 10 the poor and needy a cheer
iul and generous chatliy,
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Entsrtalnp, ent by Home TnlOnt.

On Thursday evening Of this week
there 10 to be given at the Opera House,
by Mis- s. ]. Meholin, tho accomplished
principal Of tho Clay Grammar School,
assisted by Prof, William Armstrong, Miss
Flora Williams, the popular vocalist aud
several pupilsseleCted from Miss Meholin's
classes In eloCution, and Prof. Armstrong;
musical Glasses, dramatic and musical
festival. Tho programme contains o
number Of excellent things in the way Of
vocal aud instrumental music, readings and
tabloRux. 1t bids ialr to be an entertain.
mGnt that will prove very pleasing. II
will bs well worthy Of patronage.
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L0CALR mix YIrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and Alb,


Matters OF Minor Moment in and Abou
the City.
"RAG Baby" at the Opera House TO
night.
sAruRDAY's production in the Washing
ton oil field was increased from $500 t
10000 barrels by the shooting Of Willet'l
IS. There is nothing special to repor
about any Of the other wells,
LEON VAN WALr and his pal, Louil
Young, who attempted to work theil
sneak thief racket in Market street
securing establishment Friday, were sem
To Jail Saturday by Justice Davis in de.
fault Of 81 900 bail each. to await the next
Grand Jury.
TuERE was considerable drunkenness.
Saturday night and the usual accompany.
ing disorderly rows. AS q result, several
unfortunates will DO before Police courI
this morning. Charles Doyle was espec.
illly disorderly aud made things howl In
tho North End until he was pulled in by
Officer Desmond. Another name on the
slate at headquarters last night, was that
Of LizSie Carr arrested by oflcerf killeen
for being on q shore boat for immoral
purposes.
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Ladien arc requested 10 cali and examine
The New White Automatic Sewing Nd.
chine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox / Gibbs
Automatic machine, will Hnd the White
10 DO superior In every respect, An OK.
animation 10 respectfully solicited. II
eau DO 0een u the BalCgtooui d
EDVARp L, ROsg 4 Co.,
No, % Twelfth 81,
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Is her crown OF glory. But alas! how
quickly does tho nervous debility and
chronic weakness OF the sex cause the
bloom Of youth to pass away, sharpen the
lovely features and emaCiate the rounded
form! There Is but one remedy which
will restore the faded roreS and bring back
the grace Of youth. II Is DR.. Pferce's
"Favorite Prescription" o sovereign
remedy for the diseases peculiar to fe.
Males. II Is one oil the greatest boona
every conferred upou the human race, fol
II preserves that which 10 fairest and dear,
cot 10 all mankind-Lhe beauty and the
health Of woman.
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The physicians Of The city haye been
called 10 meet OF $3.50 o'clock this morn.
ing, In THO chanhar Of che Second Branch
Of Council at the Public Building, to take
suitable action In connection with the
death oitheir old and revered associate,
Dr.. b. W. Allen, Of the faculty Of the
State University, whose death at Morgan.
town last Friday, was noted In Saturdays
issne. The remains will DO buried In
Greenwood this afternoon from tue real.
dence Of Mr.. ]. +. Merriman on Chapllne
AkFAnk
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VIII Conyulse People ut the Opera House
---------- Tn.nlrhE.

The Opera House will probably be
crowded tonight with people who want
to have q hearty laugh and at the same
time hear some good sIngIug and see aome
clever sciug. The bill Is Charles II
Hoyt's great success, "a Rag Baby" with
Frank Daniels as "0ld Sport" and nearly
all the other members Of tho company
that produced the play here last season, in
the cast. Tho play Is full Of sparkling
wit, and though many Of the characters
sle ridicuously overdrawn, taken as .
whole, "a Rag Baby" is something well
worth seeing. The truth OF this ttste
ment Clnbe attested to by hundrets q
Wheellng's theatre goeys, who hayo wit
messed the play and will 20 10 sec 1t agair
tonight.
Reserved seats can DO procured at Bau
mer's; already there has been good sale
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The Thompson mutdet trial will como
up for q second time IN ths GToenOilef
DliCult Court this week, Some trouble In
obtalnipR n Jury Ia anticipated, and H a
not improbable that q vVnife from hOtio
adjoining county will bu summoned,
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Union NIeonisr To.nlrnt.

A union meeting will be- held In tht
Ffsti Presbyterian ChtirCh at 1880 o'CloCl
this evening, 10 which everybody is In
yltsd. A number Of I've minute talks vii
DO made by ministstu and business met
on "WhAt can DO done for young mon, and
what IAN young men do" The singing
will be led by tho large chorus choir and
the "GOspel Hymns" Will DO used.
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Ok q'tteLGgs'ner:
00lcm Nos. "a and VI Foarteonth Street.
. Sew ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Trustees snle-F. T. wlngCrtcr,
JswCty-.l. q. Dillon.
A tRTd-JnCOb Nungo.
NntlCe-W, q r. q,
stOCkhOltOiS' Mecting-A ReymAun, President.
Opera lIOusC-DrtmHtiC ana Musical Recital.
JRTlnGEO TcapDis- Ewing HTOS.
Attention, Sir EnIghu-J. V. l.. Rogers, Re
cOfIlCr.
Thirty Days Trnl-vOltRlc Belt Uompany-Third
Grand Opera House Matte vICEen-Fourtll
p'B6 BE- ooods-Geo. X. suiel d Co.-rourth page.
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FALL md Winter Stock Just received.
A lall line OF sultlngE, OYerC0atlngs
anil pantalOOulngs. Also q full line Ol
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
g. HESS & SONS.
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INDICATIONS,

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Virginia: fair, slightly wailncr weather
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For evening wear NO have Just received
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A Wisconsin paper says ~. jacobs oil
10 Just the thing loi Bptalna and bruises.
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1lnsrn,cmster I,ocor,i.

The following elbows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChnepi'a drug
Rtore, Opera uouEe corner, Saturday:
"a. NJ, So; 10 AM, 1878 r. NJ, $50; 7P.
NJ, 340. Sunday: 7 A. NJ, 240; 12 A. NJ,
Az; 8 II. NJ, 4b0; Z 7. n, Az.
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Enr 3ent.
Gor Sale.

EOR SALE. THE TWO. STORY
Il brick dwelling house. 70 2UiO CHIP inv
Btroet; large yard On tho line II street railway.
Apply to ", II Rlnehart. l4t1 Saikettt.,c,
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Complete during the whole season.
115O MAIN STREET.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-28
In Loving Mernery Of
MAY TURNER,
Who fell asleep IN Jesus,
June IA. 1860, aged ~.
Iecum 0iUere amen,
feclan nhannn Lihnnn

Deadl but not forgottenl my Loving
nttle blue eyes village maid. Der life,
tnen, was but as passing summer,
though sweet and pure like the flowers
mat grew about her last resting place. Ii
makes me think of Herrick and his sweet
verses on the death OF youthful maidens
ne always thought of flowers in connec-
uon With these early gathered blossoms
Oh girihood. There are no daffodils, or
Holets here; the time OF year does not ad.
mt tnem; but am glad TO see there are
mowers, though of the humblest, growing
ABOUT this quiet spot. / will gather two
VI tnree OF these poor things in memory
Oh May and of our childhood.
Even such is time. that takes on trust.
Our youth, our Joys, our all we have,
ana pays us but with age and dust;
" no In the dark and silent grave,
Mhen We have wandered all our ways
Shuts up the story of our days.
Inc organ is pealing forth It's solemn
Strains. Yesl now will enter and sit in
sne ola seat we used to sit in together. 1t
70 over. seem no longer as a pilgrim
urea OF this weary world now / have
.naFeied from so far to visit once again
we scenes or my younger life. The old
Pince mas brought me peace OF mind not
vIt LOT many years. The old church has
t"akened within me longing to live and
o,e All mat Is beautiful and good. l shall
uoC forget the Latin epitaph on my first
"'u only loves humble tom ostone-
s.'-.s........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Iecs" Ofvere d'asna, tecsS'n o6eans o.:
l hbsns."
20
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WHAT DOES TT MEAN?
Something Mysterious that is Under
mining the Nation-A Revela-
fipu Of IunnorfauCa

Something Mysterious that is Under
mining the Nation-A Revela-
ton of Importance.
There is no need in Disgusting the fact
that we as people are growing weaker
every day. Men and women who were
formerly stslwart are becoming less strong
and less active. An unaccountable feel
ing OF lassitude, an uncertain appetite,
bad breath, less vigor, occasional head
aches, and above all inability to sleep
well and rest well-all these and many
more symptoms are the sure indications
Of absolute physical breaking down. 1t
does not come at once; IL is often slow
process. Indeed, it is SO gradual that it
is often unnoticed until il becomes too
late to arrest it's course. Then insomnia
and nervous debility set IN, followed by
sottening of the brain, insanity or death.
This Is an exceedingly important subject,
and demands the most earnest and care
full attention. But what causes this ter
rible state OF affairsf Various things.
The habits Of life, the competition of bust
ness, innumerable excuses. The nerve
force becomes lost, the energy gone, and
disease and death set in.
The presence of these evils being appa-
rent the great and vital question is: "How
can they be avoided; or, being upon us,
how driven awayU BY toning the sys-
tenn. By building up where disease is
tearing down. But howP BY using a
pure, gentle, yet efficient, medicine, and
for this purpose nothing equals, or has
ever equaled, Nolina Cordial. This won
derful compound Is fast making a revolu-
tion in the health and spirits of the COM
| munity, and Is unQuestionably in the
front rank of modern medicines. It is
purely vegetable preparation, pleasant to
| the taste, and wonderful in its results.
II is seldom that we advise any definite
course of action, but the need of the
human race is so great, Its danger so i'm
minent, and the relief so easy that we
cannot refrain from directing careful
attention to these solemn truths, and urge
| the Importance of avoiding impending dis
| aster at once.
A well-known public man at Washing
ton, in conversation with the writer on
this subject, sa1di Government statis-
tics show tremendous falling of In the
Vital tOrce of the nation and a special in
crease OF those diseases arising from ner-
vous exhaustion. Whatever Its causes
may be the fact RENAME that debility and
loss Of energy are prevalent and increas-
ing, and they must be checked II we are
to hope for long life or health as a people,"
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N. B.-We are receiving by every steamer
additional lines of this seasons novelties in
our Black and Colored Dress Goods Depart
ments and when complete will be duly adver-
tised.
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BLUE BLOOD.
A Romance Showing How True Love
Viewer Runs Smoothly.
E~nn, w.alxnn+n.. Ctr~

Viewer Runs Smoothly.
From me Warrington Star.
CHAPTER i.
The piazza Of a Saratoga Eotel by moon.
light. Have you been there, reader
Why, OF course you have; go let fond
memory get in a little OF her fine work
and save me the trouble Of describing IT.
There they sat alone, Sir Chawles Gordon
and Miss Genevieve Tompkius, the blue.
bloeded nohleman and the naughty New
York heiress. You have read Henry
James, reader, and you think you know
what Is coming, but tell you right here
you don't. This establishment has no
connection with any other in the bust.
ness, To proceed:
''Can i, dare hoper asked the blue
blooded nobleman.
NNot much you can't" she replied,
coldly.
"WhatP' he exclaimed. "Have you
not given me every encouragement? l
have even written 'ome informing me
mother, Lady Gordon, that 1 should ere
long return with bride. And Castle
Gordon is being repainted aud shingled in
anticipation OF our arrival"
"Thats all right" she said, "but
have changed my MIND, and henceforth
we can be nothing to each other. Sabe!"
"Sacre bluep cried the noblemRn, not
TO be outdone as linguist. II have RI
valp
"No, no ~ moaned the girl, in sudden af-
fright.
"The Gordons are a vindictive race.
They never brook an insult. l will find
him and"
"And ! will slap his face-the nawsty
thing"
Another moment and Sir Chawles was
gone.
CHAPTER II.
Scarcely had the blue. blooded nobleman
vanished when another appeared upon
the scene, a tall, well-bulIt youth, OF
prepossessIng appearance, yet clad in
livery.
Yes. reader, you are right. 1t was the
goodman.
Kneeling at the feet OF the naughty
beiress, he breathed forth ImpassiOned
words of love. He proposed an elope-
ment by the midnight train, a honeymoon
in Second avenue, aud o subsequent re-
turn to Papa Tompkins to seek forgive
ness.
When he had finished che was silent for
a few moments. At last she spoke.
And righ here, reader, let me ask II you
don't see Just how this story Is going TO
end1 Ofcourse you do. The coachman
was the hated rival, wasn't hep And he
and Genevieye eloped, didn't they? And
they we're met at the train by Sir Chawles,
who rescued the girl from the clutches
OF the designing mental, and subsequently
won her for his very own? He did, did he :
That shows all you know about the
modern school of nqvel-writing, Listen.
Drawing herself up TO her full height,
Genevieve exclaimed 30 ao lr'f
'Jim Stokes, you saucy scoundrel, Pm
going right up to tell paw every word
you've said, and ipll be better for your
general health II you amt found around
here when he gets down. You hear me r'
The mental skipped. and the next day
Mr.. Tbompkins was looking for another
coacnman.
Ehl II Jim wasn't the rival why did
the girl 40 back on Sir Chawles?
Reader, you weary me. 1t was because
she had Just received authentic intorma-
ton that he was no more a bue-bloOded
nobleman than you are, but just a seven
dollar-a-week clerk in a tea store on his
ten days. vacation.
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DANIEL wEBsTERs OHEsTNUTs.
now the Statesman Played the
HumOrist.


DANIEL Webster first went to Washing.
'on In May 1913, as an anti-war represent
"''ve from New Hampshire, and served
uu'ii March 4, 1917. Says Ben: PerIey
= noore' Removing rom Portsmouth to
Dos'on, he wcntto Washington in Deem
c cgir, 1873 as a representative from that
hoy hoy, ana was for several years the only
nc OiEei n at Mr.. McIntyre's on Pennsylva-
H. n" avenue, nearly opposite the National
1sa- when be was elected Senator, IN
H. ne boarded for one session at Dir.
,uh,nu'ey's, then at Browns Hotel and
his at Gadsby's National Hotel, where
CISCO a,s colleagues, Senator Silsbee and Rep.
boa v@taIlve Nathan Appleton, also
0n an y December, 1893, Senators Webster
so ou Siis0ee took rooms at Mrs. Thomp-
nua boarding house on Louisiana ave-
man near Eishth street, but at the com
ster e cement Of the next session Mr.. Web
nss lemoVed TO the house OF Mrs. BAY.
co.., co.. opposite the Centre market. At the
Cor,lleh cement OF the Twenty-iourth
,sj kreSs, Ia 1885, he was at Browns Ho-
Al - guy removcdto the hoartfing house of
Clements, and thence to the board
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Ladies' Plain White Hemstitohed Hand
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Ladies' Hemstitched Mourning Handker-
chiefs in great variety of styles.
Gentlemenis Plain White and Colored Bor-
dered Hemstitched Handkerchief in medium
and fine grades.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-28

IT'S SozeDaHT the whole world tries.
IT'S Soz0DONT which purifles
The bFeath and mouth, ana dirt dedeR.
'iis SozoDONT for which we cry,
Sveet sozoDoNr for which we SIGH,
IT'S only bOzoDONT buy.