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TIL EO DO R E KOE n.
Notice..
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

.1LAcl OllN l. I-AIlhCNlj
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL.
COLUMBIA, ;. c.. April /, 1886
I CERTIFY, THAT BULL & SCO-
L WILL, Of Orangeburg, Agents Of the
Citizens and Hanover Fire Insurance Com
panies incorporated by the State os New
York; Of the Hartford Fire Insurance COM
pany, incorporated by the State Of Connec-
ticut; and the Springfield Fire apd Marine
Insurance Company incorporated by the
State of Massachusetts,, have complied with
the acquisitions of the Act OF the General
Assembly entitled San Act to regulate
Agencies of Insurance Companies not incor-
pOrated in the State of South Carolina"
and I hereby license the said MesSrS. BULL
& SCOVILL Agents aforesaid, to take risks
and transact all business of Insurance in
this State, in the County of OranGcburg,
for and in behalf Of said Companies. En-
pircs March 31st, 1887.
w. T. STONEI,
Comptroller General.
April 1j.3mO.
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Ills Grief Was Doubly FoigAsnt.

ats awful - awful" grcaned Smith,
with despair in his voice. mote due to-
morrow-S%00-can't pay ii. What on
earth am to do is more than know"
"Why not let the other fellow walk in
quired Brown.
"Let the other fellow walk2"
Certainly. Why not?"
"Why notf" repeated Smith, strtding up
and down in great nervous excitement
HE is walking. I'm the other fellow
Puck
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land for Sale.

rENIIE' WHOLE Or \ PART OF
il my Farm, two miles below the town of
Orangcburg, on the South Carolina Rail-
way and the public roads leading to Char
lesion, containing about 500 acres, part
cleared, balance finely timhcrcd. SOME
splendid swamp land. - acres heavily;
pine timbcrcd, adjoining and lyin! Last
and West Of roads to Charleston. TO be
subdividcd in lots of 50 to so acres and sold,
unless sold in entire. These lots will bc
fine lots for residences.
Jan 28-5t a. u. FREDERlCh,
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An Explanation to the Policeman.

4 small Waterbury lad said to police
man the other day: IF You see ladder
up to my bedroom window tonight please
don't say anything or take it down. A lot
of us boys are going to sleep together to-
night and get an early start to see the cir
Gus come in town, and want to get out of
the house on the sly" The policeman IS
said to have been worthy of the confidence
thus placed in him.-Chicago Herald
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Where Bancroft and Bismarck Graduated
George Bancroft, the historian, and
Prince Bismarck graduated at the same
university-Gottingen - about the same
time. When Bancroft was United States
minister to Germany, during the period
of the Franco-Prussian war, he and Bis
marck were intimate friends.-Chicago
Tribune
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The Street RAILWAYS OF Glasgow.

The fourteen miles of street railway in
Glasgow, Scotland, are ownad By The city,
and bring to the treasury rental Of s!6,-
900 annually. There is no uniform rate Of
fare but penny mile is charged, with
reduced rates morning and evening, when
the working people travel. The original
purpose of the tramway, La nsSa was to
enable the workingmen to inhabit the sub
urbs.-Chicago Herald.
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Nerves OF All Actress and Statesman.

Clara Morris says: "Mr. THden and
have jointly made just about the most
thorough study of nerves md their dis
orders that can be imagined. We have
learned everything concerning our diseases
except how to cure cm."-ESchange
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Time to Start in Late AGtunln.

George Augustus Saia made the ho1nistake
of going to India q month too late, and
was forced to beet retreat FROM the eli
mate, but he says he viii sg ssagain next
November. Letter.
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w. J. keenan,.
HAlIILTON'S INSURANCE AGENCY
License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

CNElIliNL l. ~ FL -Ah NC-'i'
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, S. g., April !: 1856. }
T certify that Alr. John \. Hamilton, OF
/ Oraugcbyirg, 5. G., Agent of the NORTH
BRITISH and MERCANTlLE, QUEEN
Insurance Companies Of North America.
WESTERN Ass URANCE, FACIOESand
TRADERS, PEICAN and UOMG lNSUR-
ANCE COMPANIES, has complied
with the rcIuiSttions of the Act OF the
General Assembly entitled An Act to rcgu-
late the Agencies Of Insurance Companies
not Incorporated in the State Of South caro-
lima, and | hereby license the said JOHN
\. HAMILTON Agent aforesaid, otake
risks and transact all business ut insurance
in this State il TIE County oi 0r2ngchllrG
for and in behalf ut said ComoaM!c$. IN
prrs March, :;:>,. lSS.. u. /: STONEi.
Comptroller Gcyrra!.
E'cT. ?;:,Ic.
MI. SAW MILL OUTFIT ND.H-
- plcic AMI in perfect order. VII: Oin
Thirty HORSE BOILER. IN" w t;L-
TY-ElNE HORSE ENGINE, '!nS SAW
MILL with :! feet Carriage. IL:n, AL
Tools necessary, has been used chi} one
year. Also. one NEW 10 HORSE ANI;5
UPRIGHT BOILER. one SEVEN atOhoE
ENGINE. Apply TO ,.,x
May 27-3lnos. GEO. Ii. COENELsON.
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GENTS FINISHING GOODS,

G HI.N 4 = u 'HNlS1aH.NW "VVDS,
Such as Ncckwcar, Jcwelry, Collars,
Drawers, Undcrshirts and the celebrated
"PearI Shirt" arc leaders at CORNELL
SONS.
Remember CORNELSON is head quar-
ters for FURNITURE.
If you want HARDWARE, remember
at CORNELSON'Sis the only placein town
where you can supply every need and
prices guaranteed.
The best FLOUR, BACON, LARD,
CANNED GOODS, SUGARS, HANS,
FINE TEAS, JAVA, RIO, PEATEREl
and ROASTED COEFEES, TOBACC0S
and everything in the Grocery line t.
Charleston quotations, can b. had at COR
NELSON'S.
COENELSON'S DOMESTIC STOCK
is worth lnri,ms NJ.
II YOU Icrd anything III HARNESS OF
SADDLEHI Ike, call onu>.
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w. J. Keenan,
COl.u MBIA, ). c.,
ATTENTION -CaEEG-.IE FARMERS.
HAS ESTABLISHED -; OFFICE 4"

For the purchase OF Ro,n aad Spirits
Turpcntinr Shipments to be lr0dc to
Charleston and Bills Ladin. " Colum-
bja. Produce sold for half CGa4ilissionS
and cash returns on date Of aIhyal at
Charleston regardless Of state of the mar
kct receive 50 per cent of tho product
of Riclland and Lexington Counties and
refer to any large producer in these 'coun-
tses or any Bank III Columbia. Address.
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Call and see our large NEW STOCK.
The prices ale light and We solicit your
patronage.
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Dirt, debauchery, disease, and death
ere links Of the Same chain.
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THE CLOTHING BUSINESS.

We havea large and fresh stock Of the
latest Styles and Patterns, all Of which
were selected with care. If YOU need any
thing like Clothing, along with the prcttIc$t
Stock Of HATS ever brought here. Call
at CORNELSON'S and you will never rc-
gretit.
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patronage.
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c. MAYHEM.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04
SOTO V0CE.


81 WELL remember" said one of our
local preachers 10 Rcongregation re-
Gently, ian old gentleman who had a
habit of shutting his eges very close
when he ask ed the blessing on the fsm-
lily meal' His pray ers were somewhat
long. and When he opened his eye II
was invariably 10 find that the boys had
helped themselves 10 the choicest NOR
sells Of food ON the table. lie was
somewhat troubled at this. but at
length hit on The plan of saying grace
with his eyes wide open. One OF the
boys as usual r achea cut with his fork
and the Old gentlef an sup. Jed short;
TIE boy gazed and returned 10 his seat
IN thoughIfulness. When the amen
was said he remarked, "Faiher don't
you know We should pray win our eyes
closedr" Yes, my boy" responded
his sire grayely, but the GOOD book,
you know, says we should watch as
well as pray. see?
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A GOOD brother in one of the meet
ing houses the ether night was called
70 the stand by the 81 l6p ard
delivered some remarks on The Efficacy
OF pr yer: Il was once mail agent on
the plains, said he, when my house
was attacked by Indians. barricaded
the door, ana they mounted the ruof
Tor the pur, Ose vi coming down
through the chimney. l thought it was
all up with me lean tell yon, tnd1 lust
fell on my knees and fcOmmeneed 10
pray. l give you my word that within
i've minutes the red devils dropped off
the roof and went peaceably on their
way, taking two OF my horses along with
them.
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o'DOnOvan Rosa to SPEAK.

ST. LOUIS, July o'Donovan Rosa
will arrive in this city from New York
this evening. he will be met at the
railway station by a committee OF
prominent Irish citIzens. who will escort
them TO the hotel ana from thence 10 n
special meeting OF the Irish Land
League at which subscriptions for the
Irish Parliamentary fund viii De solic-
tied, after speeches by guests of the
League and local orators. Extensive
preparations have been mad for the
meeting, and it is expected that large
amount OF money will be raised.
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pTIIS AND BEARS.
,..ur5av's Market Glesea
midst Great Excitement.
.,yr SILVER QUOTED AT 50
o-,s Magna,es Ia EuroPe-L0n'
Dil''p -,kers heavy Buyers
' Money Easy for Call Loans
york stock Market w

voyr July 3-Governmea;s
NV w. .tesdy. There was very Ilttle
81 anl 5. stocks w Il late Ia The alter
3 me- s n Western Union gave a
gel " ~, ~1se 10 Gy7z@GSjs' a. Whlch
~ s 1. closed. Favorable earnings
re .. y ii the 81. Paul & Northern
s sltsl I've them a good standing on
-. -, ss18 81. Paul Eas second lsYor-
y ~ he days dea ings. western
Z " , enc ct G55s and .was model
.l,DI NV, y, until ibe, aittrbo6n, when
~ Re-, .r very aetiye, and the ciase OF
ps 1---Esf was amidst gheatSexeite-
e M Reasons given fer the move
lsn'' -s,s various. chief among the
81 ~, sfing a ruaOr that there had
80 s.s..', conference between the Western
80 ~, = and Baltimore & Ohio companies
Ilio .ao m, that q large broker had
az. ~ 'I -STgbt win a short interest OF
- - sbsres. Another that the presence
= r1rors At the same lime OF MeSsrs.
-. - Field. Garrett, George Gould
80 snder indicated something re-
~ abis in stock. London brokers
-----sssi6 10 hare been heavy buyers.
70 nreferred also gained ~.
Money was plenty and easy at from
tLeqg for call loans.
ys,sriIng exchange was almost hteiess
,tuDehsnged quotations.
. FIssaoee viii not open until July 6.
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vor YORK Mining Market.

NV YoRg, July S.-The Hail aud
E1p7es SAYS: Mining shares were
tnll. Leadvlle sold al q. Standard at
s, Colorado Central at , IS. Ontario at
g, Homestake at q, Plymouth at
81, Horn Silver at 8, Rapp1hannock
n 4 and sutrO at IL
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They WIN Celebrate.

SP,.., 1oToS' July s.-By direction Of
saa win n all the Executive Depart
s..s,r,.oe closed on Monday.
ssotioBr.' July 3.-The followiue
Z cnits.i we're made in The ofsice - E
me ;, S'a'es Treasury to-day: G.
as, h e be cashier: lame y
-P 4 . ne asfsta1t a She : : II
e'i % the chief cler
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sen.eneed Tor Boyeet.ing.

NEW YoRK. July 3.-This morning
five boycotters were sentenced for
Matchmaking Thesis. of Concert Hall
fame. yesterday, and were removed to
the State Prison to serve out their re
spectiye terms.
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The Irish Parliamentary n.,.u.,..


P,.. LEO July 3.-Chauncy NJ. Depev.
$50. -sl' OF lie New York Central
"a, -, aas '7ritten Alexander suIH-
,,,' 1l1ifnan o: the committee of ar
I.,,1n's'l's Tor the Irish National
a sior e, Convention, rendering a special
a! 5eleeee,uese OF the Irish Parliament
.evbo ~, andfhe rece ption commit
Ia en- VII aceompsuy them To and
Y b ssq5, sgo. IT'S not yeSknown Tbcs
nsst tep1Iuzed by Mr.. Parnell 70 rsn.
Hsrr;,Il.rlsh parliamentary partr.
= eabls5s on on, Secretary Of tie partT'
llHiit- ~, Mr.. Esgan that FIfebsai
essglt;o -,' g present and that a strono
e,' ,B,;o. Of he party will attend nh ~.
sS',,s ziii II is believed that arrsnoe.
u. Nj os completed within a few
BE- b. az, en- leading railroad com
a. an be secured for the dele
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Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO. July 8.

CHICAGO, July D.
Oatae-Receipts. 800 steady; shipping
rss.. go 70 I.500 pounds. 4OO95 so:
siortg,s and feeders, 22594.20; through
Tens uile, 30094OO.
Eos,-Receipts, 1900; sold 5 cents
~, early. closed dull; rough and
niTs5 i.50@Gi.9O; packing and ship
mn. 5O@5 90; light, 4.30@ ass.
Shep-Receipts. l4OU; very dull; ;
nstiTes. 2Oo9425; Texans, 2.00@2-T5.
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. Tho ko,Mdoln,s win.

LAKEGEoReE, n. Y, July g. Bowdoin
College defeated the University of
Pennsylvania in the one mile and half
rowing match in the lake here this
morning, by three lengths.
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British Grain Trade.

LosDOs, July 3-Whea. quiet but
steady; demand improving; California
So.l, 6 5d@}s So.
Con-Dal; demand poor.
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D-T. >, YORK, July 3.-Petrols.m-,
P D., S,h.ied closed at G61f@G61l.
a. ~. ss.o.e cum vas very dull and opened
$3.50. - saseed TO 855s and rose to 6Sx
6S, 49,. al o51S8ss54, Sales, 2.e6I COZ
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London Wool Sales.

LOyDOy, J1.y3 There was q meagre
attendance 1T the wool sales to-day.
Bidding was spirIEed; prices were firm.
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MR.. a. HIGGINS. of Wyoming, n
Y, says he had the Piles for nearly 40
years, and was cured By using Gilmore's
Pile Specifie-E or sale at \. q. Smith
& Co.'S Drug Store.
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The Bank statement.

NDw YoRK, July ga weekly state
ment of the association OF banks shows
a reserved decrease Of $500. 300, $50. The
banks now held $Il, 2l0,OOO in excess of
legal rule.
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More Captures.

e', .arsi1 July a.-r1e e,5 szI
'eslaa s,. 10 20, more American fishing
e ss.ls- last night at Sand Point I
70, harbor and took them up the
l5..s'asrs esn,. lhis morning. TIL.
III 4 uEed are George "
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LADIks. USE Gnmore's Aromatic
Wine fdr Nervousness and Slsepless
ness. For sale AT a. "a. Smith K Co S
Drug Store. u
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Consolidated Gas.

"a, 81. 49, So9Hk, July 3.-Consolidsted
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And In accordance win he law. and an
order OF tbeBcard,of .Dlrecloes. made on the
2Ist day Of April, ler6. 50 many shares of
esch parcel Of stock AZ mag Be necessary
viii be sold 90 Bennett. ki-kpstrick & Bed
Lkk.. City. rtah On saturday. the 10Th dsy
Of July, 1sS6. a. II O'Clock an. 70 BAY
said delinquent astessEnent tygethsr with
the costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
J. FRED coRKBR.
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nOae7 Market.

NKw YoRK. July 5.
Pms 1s5 on On cal, IL to21< per cent.
e1ehange-Firm. unchanged.
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Horizons Water Pipe and Couplings.

These pipes are suitable for either water.
Oh or gas and sre made TO sustain pressure
Of 500 pounds tefhe 50 are inch, or a gravity
head Of over "a lee.. Mater can be brought
from any elevation In them without leak
age or waste The tube is made OF the best
Puget Sound pine which. being thoroughly
seasoned. Is spirally bound with strong iron
bands of suitable strength for any REQUIRED
pressure. The whole exterior Is then given
3 coat OF asphaitum. which protects the iron
from ruSt and tie Sood from insec.s or de
cay. The pipe 9smsde in 5 feet lengths and
spirally banded and connected with iron
couplings We manufacture this pipe in all
sizes from ? 70 II inches The action of the
water makes IL perfectly water tight in q
few hours In point OF durability this pipe
exceeds all others The asphalfum coal ing
affords 8 thorough and almost everlasting
protection tothe iron banding against rIrsf.
while the wood being constantly saturated
with water. will last for. generations. II car
be laid for from ! 10 4 cents per foot, &C
cordrug 10 sizes Its II N 4 70 y the cost
Of iron and is equal in all rssaecfs 10 the
very besr standard iron pipe now in use II
viii never corrode or give the water bad
taste, as is the case with iron; is less liable
70 freeze, and can be sent 10 distant points a.
u the cost City or town corporations. OF
any Others cntemplRting 4 sys.em of water
supply will Md Il greatly 70 their advantage
20 consult Us for, further information. Al
work guaranteed. Send for prices and quo
tations.
Adde'S
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RuIIi.,n.


Sls fosE, July s.-Bar silver TX.
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Delinquent Notice.
MAMMOTH INNING CoNPlyI.

Principal place Of budaess. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah Territory. Location of mine and.
works Tintic Mining Distrfoi, JEab.
County Utah Territory. .r.-s...ra ~
NOTICE. - THERE AXE DELINQUENT
~. upon the II ilOa ~ = ser &c q 80 - tsi
aeeo unt 81 s<.ssrr ee 3 30. 81 lev re- o. the
2lst day Of Apfil. Iss6. the several amoungs
set opposite ne names VI. the respective
SHAFT hOldcfr as fO.lc4S r.r 800 81,
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Sole Proprie:ors snd Exclusive Manu-
tRrers Of
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Brief PeneIlIngs Of Unimportant its'
ofNews.

Brief PencIItngs Of Unimportant itsms
THERE were twelve cases in the lookup
ut midnight last night.
THE mercury ran up to ninety in the
shade yesterday afternoon.
IT was not William c. Dickman who was
furnishing q revolver on the Island, Satur-
day.
THE churches were well attended yester-
day. despite the intense heat. Sermons
appropriate to the day, were generally
preached.
1.-THE Tide of Fortune company left
Yesterday for Cleveland where it plays q
weeks engagement at the Peoples Thea,
tree in that city. 1t is a good piece ano
the people are elegant.
Mr.. HENRY J.. HOFFMAN, an old and
well known German citizen, who died a
his late residence on Main street, North
Wheeling, Saturday evening, Will DC
buried this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inc
services will be conducted by Rev. Ulfert,
of the German Lutheran Church.
Miss NORA LYTTON and a great com
pany will open a weeks engagement at the
Academy eff Music this evening, giving
during the week the following pro,
gramme: Monday, Lost in London;
TUESDAY, "M'Liss;" Wednesday Matinee,
Chimney Corner" Wednesday Night,
"Hidden Hand;" Thursday, "Kathleen;
Friday, East Lynne Saturday Matinee,
Lost in London" Saturday Night, "Kath-
Iepn -
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! club. was shaking hands with friends 10
Grafton last week. He is almost recoy-

! club. was shaking hands with friends u
Grafton last week. He is almost recos
cred.
william Connor, engineer at the Mounus
vile Coal C~ompany's works, was eleceec
hy CounciI Tuesday evening last TO the OIL
fse of Town Sergeant, made vacant by tne
death of Rev. J. P. Thatcher.
John w. Mackey, the bonanza king,
saws: "The stories of the West VirglnII
anriferous sands are of q fatlguing anu
somniferous character to me"
Last Tuesday Douglas Elkins, OF hunt
ipgton. drank a bucket of beer .hen
Law down under a car to sleep. Friehus
took charge of his remains.
Twenty Springfield rifles, with the latest
improvements, and 1000 rounds Oh ailniu
milton. were received at the Penitentlary
Thursday. AL
There is larger number of visitors at TIE
| Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs than OF
the corresponding season for a NUMBER Oh
years.
Mr.. Adolph had one of his eyes badly
burned by an explosion while filling
mould at his foundry in M~oundsvlile, ias'
week.
A Mrs. Toland, of Webster district, ha,
been committed to the keeping OF Sherlh
Showacre, of Marshal county, rs a lunatic,
CORPORAL punishment has been abolished
at the State prison, by order OF the Boa
of Directors.
A swarm of bees stung a horse to death,
near Keyser, one day last week.
Fifty coke ovens will be erected at falr'
mont by the New England Coal Company
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POINTS ON
Movements of Citizens, and the Coming and
Going Of Strangers.

Movements of Citizens. and he Coming and
Going of Strangers.
J. l.. Knight, of st. Mary's, is at the
Howell house.
Patrick Dwyer and wife are visiting
friends in the city.
Charley Watson, of Fairmont, was III
the city yesterday.
Mrs. and Miss II, A. Albright left Sat
urday for Cincinnati.
J. Warren Rice will leave shortly for a
trip to San Francisco.
F. 7. Jepson and wife are of on a short
visit to Niagara Falls.
Robert Watson and W. o. Walker, OF
Steubenville, are at the ST. James.
ID. w. Reynolds and lady, of st. Mary's,
W. Va, were at the Howell yesterday.
VIM. Hungarian, of McKeespOrt, Pa,
is visiting Casper Hell, Esq, OF the East
Side.
Thomas y. Jackson and c. Luck Snider,
and NJ. j. Deveney and sister, OF Falrmont,
are at the st. James.
Edward O'DOnnell, al old REGISTER
boy, and a genial gentleman, is in the city
on a visit to his family.
J. Nelson Vance, ir., is playing the or
gan at the First Presbyterian Church Il
Ing Signor d'Auria's absence,
Steve Rice, Orley Dorsey and George
Robinson will attend the races and base
ball match at Pittsburg to-day.
Mr., Harvey Long, pressman on the S"M-
day Loader in its palmy days, was in town
Yesterday after an absence Of four years,
Miss May Dillon, OF GAINESVILLE, o., who
has for two weeks been the guest OF Mrs.
Fred Seymour, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Luke and his small brother
drove to Mt. Lake Park i'll light buggies,
on Thursday. They will pass the summer
at this resort.
Prof. Hermann Schockey has closed his
music class for the season. His success has
been very flattering and the class for next
year will be large.
1t was the intention of Mrs. J. II. Hobbs
to have givena musicale last Thursday, but
on account of her trip East, it will be
postponed until her return.
SignoTand Madame Il AURA lett yesterday
for Oceanica, where they will pass a month
or so. The Professor will return in time to
open his fall class September |, at which
time he will organize IN operate club COM
posed of his pupils.
Mr.. Louis Jones, of the American Iron
Co. has returned from Cincinnati, where
he has been undergoing treatment for
chronic rheumatism. He has been using
the celebrated medicated mud bath, and is
alment, if not entirely, cured.
+. B. SnOdgrass, of New Martinsyille,
w. va, c. Mckenzie and A. c. Lowering,
of WilliamstoWn, w. Va, B. II. Bradford,
of Grafton, W. Va, Edward Mcconnell, of
Marshall county, W. Va, j. q. L.arkin, of
Newark, o., Joseph Patterson, J. Gaus and
C. II. Mayer, of Wellsburg, W. Va, j..
Wilson and lady, OF Batesville, o., n. w.
Gilchrist, of Marietta, o., L. Z. Larkin
and S. Thompson, of Louisville, KY, and
f. Hill, Washington, Pa, were at the
Howell yesterday.