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Programme Committee

Miss ;, Whiting. Mrs. f. NcGuire. Mis-,
;. Flood, Mrs. MeFherson. G.. ;. Marshall
H. N Nii3s. X Reed Mrs. M. j. Han
EIscN. Chairman
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Rooms to Let.
PLEASANT SUNNY AND AIRY ROOMS
to let. neatly furnished. Apply to
MRS. OLIVIA GREEN,
S26 jackson Str ct.
Rooms TO Let.

Mrs. John E. S nth, 27l Stevenson st.
takes pleasure in announcing that she has
removed to the above named number.
and offers eleven light and AIRY rooms to
rent, furnished or unfurnisned.
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J Dr Committee vill spare 10 pans to
maze '"ls eEitFtAiEment grand saccess.
Curtain 10 rise 81 o'clock share.
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ne compound oxygen TFeaimeniH IN
Slnrkey A Paien, No iI.) Arrh street, Fi#7
atlphia. muse Lrft Il using for lhe iast III yeAg|
oxygen mnd Sfrurrn. fnHpnfttzfI anA al
G. mp1tHd n ~ rfndensst. and made 81
hhie That u u sent all over tie world.
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ibTr. @tatkey and Pairn have the liteffY &
Y Ief ~ the following named weil.knuwnN5 Il
II ~ "hp haFc iriTi their Treaima nis
HON. MN. D KELLEY. Mrugfsr N e.
RTts*. Philadelphia.
hEN. VICTOR T.. CONRAD. Editor Issths~
ofF~TFsrr. Philadelphia.
EEN. IHARLEA w. CUSHING. II. II HaAR
ester. -.
Hos. WH. PENN NIXON. Editor e.
Dfe ~. thieHgu. Ill.,
". IL NoRIIiiS5TDN. Editor Nsw saa
birmingham, Ala
I'LL H- H. AisDJMAS. lHfmefa0. -
? ~. MAE1 a. LIA EEMDKE. Mska~
Ma-s tehuAcft#.
" IRE II VOORHEES,. sem York fE'
III. III KNIGHT. Pbfiads iphiA.
ME- i X NiiJBATL. Merchant. Tni-
HDN, MI VI. ~ It'll fLIE FAsfofs, Ia
EpN Aid b. WILSON hss Broadway II Af8
f1Hor PHILADELPHIA Photo.
fIbELfA A. LYON MaiTnam. uaMaaa -
wleh isianda
AlEA- RICHIE. Inverness. Sfafiana*
Mfs~' AAN T. III ". GBTEGA. FreAni4hHsS -
rtiitraA. MeAlp1.
mis-. EMMA COOPER, tatIlla, aranlsA -
duraa. g. A.
J. COBB E1-N CGusnt cmsablanre. N0fssas
II. n ASH BROOK Ksd Is8uH GHF.
- - - atfJ4sE. @Hp'f Police BlMnAas
ItDrAets4iFp Engfag4si
stt1B hAfD. fE,ss HI. @eR -oFsth 49, 49, Z
AhI til1f - Ill ~ othens In etsTy pab
ihe United STATES
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J. C. RIVERS. Master Of Ceremonies

committee Of Arrangements 81 one hun
afed JoHN 4 WILLIS. Chairlu n.
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BIRTHS.

HOMER-In this city, on the 31st of
August, to the wife of Geo. II. Homer, q
son.
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STAR OF ~ TIL EHFM IuIdE, M
l. @. G.tS. Hnd II. ~ -, meets tSrty NsaA
evening except The second Afan,inv NJ
i,ng, ~ Masonic Hail, Pacific street, Irlxss
Powell and MuAal.
! ,p,,, y. b. HAYDEN. w.|
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ODD FELLOWS.
$50
s!EkS

GOLDEN GATE LODGE, Ma. -
y. r Meetings tirSi and Ihira ~ 4
each month. at 9l0 Bush street 's'sAa
ur>.n>- pn John DERR4e.
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For Consumption. Asthma. Isrnnehtsfs. i. M
IapNla, IAiarfh Hay Fever, IIeadaeke. n
Diiy.. hheuhtaiism. Neuralgia, nna
: htoDir and Nervous disorders
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GOOD SAMARITANS.

GOLDEN LINK I.0nGE No. Mn
4 ID. of =, will hold thetr rteulmr n..sse
The lst anu 81 Thursdays In tsch mun1a
their Lodge Room, Shutturks Han q Wa
broadway and Sth streets. Oakland. tsn {
after May Sd, lSSS, all members who Az
attend Lodge nc least once quansr Nil
April !, 1883. -
A. ID. JONES. II. 4. - 4
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llT-. @tafkey and Fallen have the IlbeffY &
y Ief ~ ~" following named weIl,knuMn
~ fih who Hagp fried tLa9r Tyaafu4s III
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TRUSTEES.


LADIES BEN IfIAL SOCIETY III NaI
land. Business meetings first FTIIav III ~
month, IN the lecture room of tile FIrst Il
T.. Church A e. !
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NIIK COMMITTEE.
SAN FF sfIeC0-Mls II. Fountain. Mr. L
Phelps, Mrs. NJ. Turner
VA kLAND- Mrs, T.. Iauphus, Mrs. MI ee
Mrs J.. TYLER Mrs. T.. JnckKnf,. Mrs. M fass
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HARPER'5 PERIODICALS.
PEI; Near:

The Volumes of the BIzr begin with l- first Number
for January Of each sclr. When time j. mentioned,
subscr ptions will gin with the number M al time
Of receipt Of order.
Bound Volumes Of Haper Bazar, for three back,
III neat cloth binding VIII be sent by mail. postage paid,
or hy express of expense provided the freight does
not exceed dollar per voume). FOR 81 per volume.
Cloth for each volume. suitable for binding. will
be sent by mail postpaid, on receipt Of 81 each.
Hemittance~ sIonlt be made by Post Office Money
Order or DRAFT. to avoid chAnce rf los
Neacpqjs n n eopy MiS advertisement wuh0"t lie
eriresS or45cr Of HARPER Il BROTHERS.
address HARPER & BHOTHERS, New York
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court house needs some repairs especially about
the windows: 1t is also niue in need of chimneys
or stoves. The court house is public building at
which all the public OH :.s an re ,rds are kept
an ! all au' people at som TIM are forced by cir
.snccs TO visit it, rhcy ex pecS of course to
fad som. deSrec Of 80 nforl ard protection from
the incem"nci- Of the weather Beside, the court
house and its furniture and "unf,r,s are some
extent an INDEX TO the Gil ture and refinement Of
the people 0i lhe comfy. We agtin earnestly
co nmend our honorable board O; County Commits
slonrrs 10 prpv:d. two three stoves or heaters
for thc court house. We think from what we have
seen ahd knoS AT the conl ton of til, ii ianres
OF our county will abundanly authorz. III: small
expenditure We have rccomncn led We would
1urthtr earue It's rec0mm ma the purchase of, ~
Least, dozcn chairs for thr use % our court house
4th Our pub ic road ar. not in a good condition
as they should be. The road known tac Dry
Branch road his been entirely neglected not even
Supervisor has be IN appointed tor taat road
D Weare rel 'icc 10 ~ that our count has been
free from scri us crime to extent almost, if not
Q9ite, without parallel in the criminal history of
counties. ANer diligsll inquiry have found
bat two bills OF IN hcjm'I 1t nd these cover the
spa OF one year, as no Grand jury was emla cllcd
here last Spring.
Oh. We hav. been able 10 give but little atten-
ton TO GU public schools. But from what we
have seen believe they are improving. Yet there is
lar-e roola for further nprov III nj ana we hone
our school board and Supcrn cndent will raise the
STANDARD # teacher ANA look closely the cfici n
cy as wei as to the number of schools in III.
county.
Tie edu cati IN Ofthe children ,ftAe county j. Of
prin imp 1rltIcr aaA should receive the utmost
care oithe OH 'ias whom this great responsible
ity is entrusted.
In conclusion We tender thank, to His Honor,
d. ). Walker, Julre pr'oi ilc, FOR tNc Goa .;cops
m1rncrin Which ne M treated this h"dg while in
session. a vi. aS for the I'M rsl ii HI, .v.r maui
les, ed Tor the prosperity a!G "o'ess oi our county
aud pc 'ilt
We also y 'er our ia INKS tn OR State Attorney
and to IL" officers the cuu:t for Aid and cDurtc.
sizes tNtcnde4 70 Respectfully submitted.
X -. GREGORY, Foreman
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In the Circuii Court OF IN. Second Juhlcial
Circuit OF The Sale of florida, in and for
Leon county.
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uu Judicial CIR nit OF Flori la, Circuit & 'nrt
"ua Tor the county "t Liberty, at The Fall
,'H thereof, A d., 1888
ule brand Jurors Of the State of Floridt, Gu
|kh,rs.h aud Tor TIE body ofthe county Of Liberty
nv * our sbors TO close, respectfully beg
| h " MI make the following general preseltment !:
~ w we extend our cOngratul ,tions to the citi.
k4ns.: .he county on the good health and general
ssn rSI ny that has prevailed throughout our
sa,sS uuring the past season. While other less
M \; sections Of our State has been stricken
M ns:se and pestilence, our people have en-
d health and have harvested an
H,rr rs' crop AS the reward of their industry ana
krr na'e. These blessings demand eur utmost
hl we 10 the Giycr of all good.
We nave cx mined all our public OH es and
lnSe, contained in them respectively, with
tns care as our time and ability would admit
nn,,,e Pleased TO say that We have found al
faole Offices well and carefully kept and the
bsu, AUG records in good condition. We are fully
noe, Ied that our county officers are honestly en-
hss to perform their respective official duties
| u utmost OF their skill and ability.
oar public buildings have been examined
ssn 10 lair con lition. The county Jail Is ciean
H. Kept, but somewhat lacking IN proper ped
Ease II should have any occupants. Az pres
Nm are happy to say, there is not single; DC
~ 10 that place OF gloom and pen!tence Inc
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,3ate. in the Burlington Hasc&-
}. pa" ,he following advice to Young
gT Ven say you '1.4ard a domestic,
%; ''.,4n a, your wife. Ii thai is
f@ Nora MnliGan, your lauulress'
mar! She wears cowhi.lr shoes, is
sgh''', ror,et>, never had a sick day
lllfS'r ,e takcs in washing, goes out
bf aoi,c. and cooks for a family Of
I;I1r,n. her mother and three sec
''' . 'm wine board with her. I do"t
nt tn ,,.,}d marry you, because Con
'' ~' n, track walker, is her style of
ss''1j III us inst e.raDtiue into yoW ~ IL
Fp' rs II moIei hrSbutd utter
''@~ .s mttrin1o"ial Gleo&, my boy.
NJ ~, ~ shoulder a barrel Of flour aud
% down ccIl,r: Can You saw and
l' ,er cords Of hickory wood i'll the
"a IS 70 have ready fuel all winter?
rou spade M a halt acre Of ground
I" ;;,cbtr garden: Do You know What
..le tEc lin" taste ont OF the new
and can y"u patch The little leak
s's'I t,el,l, root: Can YOU bring home
u" ad class an! a wad OF putty and
f. lqmaec> in the sitting room Win
~ a. Gan yop hang some cheap paper
!. litch,n: Can vou fix the front gate
~ a;l rot Swar: Can >ou do any
~ about the hyn>r tha, Goa Reagan
L. NJ dear, dear bay, You see \ IRA
'lican wants = higher ty9n OF true
'abnd. Yoa expect t. h!r. men to do
j.. man'> work about the house. but
wan, vour wife to do anything any
msp can d. Believe me, my son, that
I.eten,h> Of the girls who play the pi-
|, and sns ,charlningly, whom you in
[nr limited knowledge set down as mere
[trfiss Of tuShiov, are better fitted for
ira blaa yot are for q husband. If
m want to marry tirst-class cook and
|,perjenced houSekeeper, do your court
Lin the intelligence office. But if you
[spl wife, marry the girl You love,
[ah dimpled hands and face like the
[unGgbt. and her love will teach her all
|bse things, my boy, long before you
bare learned one-half Of your own les
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AN ORDINANCE

TO PREVENT THE INTRODUCTION OF YELLOW FEVER
INTO THE CITY OF TALLAHASSEE
BE it ordaied by TIE city Cou .ca Of the city Of Tai
}ahdSsce, as toiO,cs:
SECTION !. That no ready -madc clothing, woollen
goods, wearing apparel, mattresses, blankets bed
ding, carpets or upholstered household goods of
any description, which have been in any city or
town where yellow fever has been epidemic. during
the time Of such epidemic, shall be brought into
this city, unless the owner thereof shall produce
cer,i from the health authorities of the CITY or
coun Y, where such epidemic existed that such ar
tices have been tumig,ted or disnfccted under the
direction of such health authorities.
SEC. , That any rerson violating this ordinance
o aiding and abettting sdcn violation, Shall be sub
jet to fine of not less than tn nor more than five
hundred dollars or 10 imprisonment for q period
not to exceed sixty days, 10 both such fine and
i'm prisnnuent, at the discretion of the Mayor.
SEC 3 That tie Marshal shall sciz. any of the ar
ticrs named, which may. be brought into the city
contrary 10 the provisions of this ordinance, and
shall summon three dsiutercsted persons to ap-
praise the same under oath and such articles shall
then be destroyed by the Marshall and the city shall
payto the owner thereolthe appraised value Of such
articles.
PASSED. the Council December3, 1888
r. 3. CARPENTER,
President City Council.
j. L. DEMILLY, City Clerk.
Approved, R. B. GORMAN, Mayor
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 4, 1eeS-l0 iw
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
IN the Jude signed, bavc this the I'D day of
November, lSSS, as>Oci ted ourselves together I'M
der and by virtue OF OF thc Legislature of
tlOr Ia, entitled An act to provide a general law
Tor the Incorporation of railroads and canals ap-
proved February 10Th, 1874, and anne ndmenls there
10, and have form'd and organ:Z ID a company to
construct, MAINTAIN ana operate railroad n pub
nc use IN the conveyance OF persons and property,
under the corporate ntn- Of Il go ri aud Flor
ida Short Liuc Rail way Company. Said road will
tic about twenytv miles in length, exclusive of
sidlngS will be located in hamilton county, Flor
ida, aud extend from poiut at near NJ ,rion, in
Hamilton county, to point on the Georgia and
Florida State line, in the direction OF Ousey, in
Lowndes comfy. Georgia, some other point in
said Lowndes county, Georgia. The capital stock
Of said road will be one hundred thousand dollars,
divided into one thousand shares of the par value
of one hundred dollars each
H. s. HAINES,
K. q. FLEMING,
JNO. G. REYNOLDS
s. G. McLENDON
Nov. 81, l8Ss-3m
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IN CHANCERY.

y
Gillum B. Strickland V. Mary G. Sloan William VI.
Hammond and james n. Winn, Executor of the
last will and testament of John B. Vim, deceased.
1t being made to appear by the affidavit OF d. ".
Gwynn, agent OF the complainant, Giun B. Strck
lane, filed herein, tha all Of the above ua,ncd de-
fendluts nOn-resdents OF the State of Florida,
and each of said de endan's over the a.e of
twcnty-"uc years. Upon motion Of complainant's
solicitor it l. or'iercd that the apvc nam ID Mary
&. sloan, William w. Hamm md and james y.
Wmn. executor of the last VIII and testament of
John b. VIM, deceased, required APP ar
pie I'd. answer or demur to the gnAl and amend
ed bill filed in this causc on or before the 7h day
o Janu ry, next, said hill will e taken as con-
tes>cd P ovidei, That publication OF this o der be
made week Tor four consecutive weeks in
tue WEEKLY rLrKIDIA>, Il newspaper published
week in the city of rallaAas> i'll said Cir
cult.
Done and ordered his 4th dry of Dec. D. 1888.
COUNCIL \. BRYAN,
Clerk Circuit Court, Leon county, Flori la.
December !, lSSS-JW
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-AS1-

" M'N "b Sc Mr. Blaine rs mach as you
gay, 0o ~ oa4h t. D. etcrl ~ gra'r.ul
r.. '''} "n" Of him. just sup 'osc for
~ ave. moment that he was a twin !!
''@"k~, E'm'lrn"n y J. Ue,u}d
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1889
Hagper'S Bazar.
ILlU STRATED.

Htll43S Btzhr will con'inuc sinain it, reputa-
ton nn"q laed IA oily journal IL illustrations
Of the chest o.c. it, liiera II Of The choicest
kind and it, Fashion and lIoueh9l Departments OF the
most practical and economical Character. liz Pattern
sheet supplements an fa-h N plates alone will it,
readers time cost OF ub crip.ion. and IL articles
deco:at We social etiquette, housekeeping. cook
cry etc, n.ake it ndi-p msthic 10 household Its
bf:ght short sore and tim y essays. among the
st published and not line II admitted 10 its cou
Tint could Of nd the ft-tiliou> Among the
attractions OF tn vamc will be scrial stories by
Mrs FRANCE HoDG~oT BURNETT, Mrs ALvX NDER,
WILLIAM BLACK, and r ioMAs HARDY, and series OF
papers nursery mana cement by Mr., CnRIsTIHE TER
HUME nERlICK.
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cou'< S\pev S N.Sn.' i. is ' the c"%:
suffering iom A~'hm', CoH>lmation, Co, Chs
etc. DID You ever Try Ackcr', Ergli, Rene
dy P? Il j. tn best preparation known fox all
Lung Troubles. Sold On p'sltive guarantee At
10 cents, 80 cents. Sold by NJ. Lively.
Feb 16 Al cow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
THE NEWS or MANCHESTER
PERSONAL and Other Items from Our

The City School Board meets tonight.
The Hustings Court Is engaged Ia the
transaction Of chancery business.
Miss Annie May Turpin, Of Powhatan. has
returned home after pleasant visit 70 her
aunt. Mrs. +. W. Weisiger.
Miss Wlllie Plessants, who has been visit
ing Miss Katie Morris. has returned 20 her
home in Goochland.
Mr.. b. K. Seden, superintendent Of the
Richmond and Manchester street railway,
has returned from New York, where he went
on business connected with the company.
Miss Helen McMurdo, Of Ashland, Is visit
ing friends in this city.
Rev. William II. Christian will remain In
this city and Richmond until Thursday,
when he leaves for Hampton, hts new field
OF labor.
Rev. George IT. Wiley, who has been the
popular and jealous pastor OF the Filth
Street Methodist church for the past two
years. preached bis farewell sermon on sun
day, and will leave this week for his new
field of labor in another part OF The state.
Rev. f. Z. Wise, the new pastor Of tho
West End Methodist church. preached hts
Introductory sermon Sunday morning 20 a
large congregation. This discourse, like
the one at night was yery impressive.
Rev. Robert +. Kerr, Of the FIRST church,
Richmond, preached At the Bainbridge.
street Baptist church sunday afternoon. aud
after the sermon the congregation held A
meeting and extended unanimous coil TO
Rev. j. G. Hsil, who has been ordained 10
the ministry since he assumed charge Of this
church.
II is thought that Hull street from Mayos
bridge 10 Fifteenth street Will be repayed In
the spring. This ia = much-needed improve
ment and would baye been made e,rlier but
for the isct that the street was torn up inci-
dental TO laying the water pipes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
Work ortn AmbuIamce.

Yesterday was 4 busy DAY for the ambu-
lance There were four calls, and Dr. Hope,
the physician IN charge, IN each instance
rendered the necessary attention.
About 10 A. NJ. hr. James Butler, an em-
ploye al Wel,h's furniture factory, corner OF
Twenty-ninth and Main streets, while stand
ing on a ladder attempting TO adjust the
betting on pulley fell 10 the floor and was
painfully injured. The ambulance was
cal ed and the Doctor found him suffering
from internal injuries. Mr.. Butler was
taken home.
An hour and half later the ambulance
was called 10 the corner II Fifteenth aud
Franklin streets t. Mrs. Norris, who bad
fallen on the street aud broken one Of her
thighs. She was taken TO her home, 500 Jes-
samine street.
At4 =. ". the ambulance was called to
the Third pOhce-statlOn TO a coiored man.,
thought to be sick, but who turned ont TO be
drunk. lie WAS delivered to the police.
The LAST call ~as at $50 O'Clock to the coz
ner OF Nineteenth and Main streets 10 Alex.
ander Richardson. who was suffering from
heart.discase. lie WAS taken 10 the hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
FINED for Offering UnsOund Meat for
Hale

Decidedly the most important case in the
Police Court Yesterday morning, so far ~
the health and welfare Of the general public
il concerned, was that Of A. spies, butcher
in the First Market, charged with Offering
unsOund meat FOR sale.
Mr. VI. T.. Gary, the clerk Of the market,
testified that on saturday when passing
Spes's stall be detected the Odor OF unsouud
meat, and that upon examination be found
piece that wss unit TO be sold. lie had the
meat examined by several butchers, who
pronounced il un.ound. and he condemned
il and bad II buried in accordance With the
city ordinance.
Mr.. Spies said that the meat was sent to
him by the Armour Meat Company about an
hour before ii was condemned By tho clerk.
Messrs. Jake Kirsh, Willism II. and Charles
Brauar, II. C.. Hecner, and jacob Siegel,
butchers IN the First market. said that they
examined The meat and found IL very un-
sound.
Mr. Spies was fined 80. The Justice an
n0unced that hereafter any one found guilty
OF Offering unsound meats or other articles
i'm the market-hOuses the full penalty SO
would be imposed Mr. spies paid the fine
and left the courtroom, but returned SUBJ
sequently aud swOre out a warrant or sums
mons for the arrest OF ArmOur's Richmond
agents, and they Will be before the Police
Court this morning.
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Personals anu Rrlers.

Mr.. John VI. Ryall is candidate for the
Office Of postmaster.
Hon. r. c. Marshall, OF Portsmouth. was
In the city yesterday.
One small suit wss instituted in the City
Circuit Court yesterday.
Hon. John $. Wise and DIR. Il. A. Wise
were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. William II. Richardson, a prominent
real estate dealer Of Yonkers, \. Y. and his
wife are the guests OF Mr. II. J.. Pelouze.
Mr. L. G.. Leigh. Jr.. who has been al in
Montgomery county for two months past. Il
in an improving condition, though still very
feeble.
4 thief entered the hall OF Captain A. A.
Spitzer's residence. NO. ll3 east Clay street,
sunday night, and carried away two umbrel.
las, four hats, an oyercoat, aud other arii-
cles.
Cards are out announcing the marriage Oi
James c. Watsos, Jr., 70 Wis haude C..
Meredith. The ceremony will be very pri-
Vate, rs only the immediate families viii be
present.
Morton Riley and George Monta. the pri-
sOners who escaped from the city ifil on Fri
day night last, are still at large. Nothing
had been learned Of their whereabouts at the
city jail last night.
The incandescent lights were of poor H.
Illuminating capacity last night. II the COM
pany DO not keen them 10 a better standard
they viii lose manyOf their customers. What
Is wanted {, better, not worse, lght than ga.
Tho lectures in Old-Market Hall on the
prophtses Of Daniel and the Revelations
will be continued tonight. Wednesday and
Friday nights At - O'Clock. The request
is made thst the people who propose 10 At
tend shall bring with them Bibles and Cos
pei Hymns.
Messrs. John II. Inman, Charles ;. smith,
John G. Calhoun. F.. G. Han, and Dr. }. II.
Parker, the New OK capitalists and railroad
magnatoS. attended services Il Dr, lIoge's
church sunday morning, called on Governor
Lee in the sfternoon, and left at 2:30 A. VI.
yesterday In their special car for Augusta.
Ga. All Of these gentlemen expressed them
selves as highly gratided Nitn what they saw
while here.