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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-07-20
A Sra watch for $40 at Pray's

At Wooster, Ohio, July 8, Louis
r., by Louis Napoleon, won the free
for all trot, taking the three last heats
of five heat race. Time: a:a6H
a:aSH, a:aoH. At the same time in
the a:35 class, Buckskin Dick, by
Byerly Abdallah, won in straight
heats. Time. Assn, a:33 IA,
a:s3A.
Buell. & Sons boots and shoes keep
their shape and hold trade at
f. l.. Brewers.
AT the Jackson races, the three
year old pacing race was won by
Aubrey Nellis, double grandson of
Napoleon, Second money was taken
by Charlie Easton, dam Maggie
Easton, owned by Dewey & Stewart.
Buy your silverware at Pray's,
where you can save IS per cent.
You can save $3.50 on $50
watch at Pray's, the Jeweler.
Sorrow consoled by wearing Crax.
ton, Wood & Cos. ladies' fine shoes.
No waxed thread or tacks to worry.
Sold by +. l.. Brewer.
The famous pacing mare Buffalo
Girl, 2:I2I has foaled a bay colt
by Jerome Eddy 2:I6 I2. at the
Jewett Farm.
A good "two-foot" rule never
wear tight shoes, but go to E. l..
Brewers for a good fit.
That new Bradbury machine at E.
l.. Brewers sews rips in old boots
and shoes nearly as good as new.
w. H. Crawford, of Lexington,
KY, has sold the bay gelding Charles
Hilton, record a:I7 I.a, to Col.
Bradshaw. of Texas, for $500.
Hilton is by Louis Napoleon.
A SIS watch for $Ia at Prays.
A splendid clock at Pray's for So
The trotting mare Lucy NJ, by
Louis R., obtained record of 1888
at Grand Rapids last week. She is
granddaughter of Louis Napoleon.
w. A. Jones, of Nashville, Ind,
has sold to Chicago parties, for So
900 the black pacing gelding Raven
Boy a:I7 Ia. by Pocahontos Boy,
dam Tiny Wilson. Raven Boy was
quite successful campaigner last
year, and there is reason to believe
he has bright future before him
Chicago Horseman.-Tiny Wilson is
owned by VIM. Saver, of Rush, who
also has fine stallion from her sired
by Louis Napoleon. Tiny has paced
the Owosso track in a:33 when FL
years old.
Pray the Jeweler has a dandy
alarm clock for SI.5o.
Harry Noble, three year old,
made record at Grand Rapids, last
week, of ago I.2. He is by Frank
Noble, full brother OF Jerome Eddy.
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Wanted

To exclIange--any kind of first class fruit
tree stock for good gentle mare or horse
Stock to be delivered next Oct. Or would
buy on tine till next Fall and will give
security. Address,
Belle Avenue Nursery,
ST. Charles, Mich.
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For Sale.

Three houses and lots one on Adams
street. mostly new. One on Mulberry
street, well. cistern, cellar, fruit of all
kinds, 8 rooms, one on next street west,
new, six rooms Will sell cheap on long
time. Enquire of l.. f.. Kingsley OF at
this office. ~
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-07-20
Republican County Convention.

of Shiawassee county will be held at the
Court House, in Corunna, Wednesday,
July 25th. 1883, at II o'clock a. m, for the
purpose of electing thirteen delegates to
the Republican State convention, to be
held at Detroit, August and 8, 1888, to
nominate candidates for State officers
Also to elect delegates to the Republican
Congressional convention of the 9Th district
Also delegates to the Senatorial convention.
VIM. NJ. FITZPATRICK,
Chairman.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-07-20
Hee-Keepers.

/ have several hundred Al by A. and 81
by 81 section boxes filled with nice white
comb, which will sell cheap.
o. S. SMITH.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-07-20

Pray the Jeweler has dand
alarm clock for SI.5o.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-07-20

Harry Noble, three year old,
made record at Grand Rapids, last
week, of ago I.a. He is by Frank
Noble, full brother of Jerome Eddy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

Tho COquclin-l lJdug Company is do-
ing % very lafga bushes. 100 Boston.
Julia NARROW will begin her tour Of the
country at Washington, November =.
Byrnr aud WUapks new version Il
"Iuglr Toms CABIN has created q great
deal ct attention.
Maurice Barrymore will DO Modicska's
lrllins man during her i've week IS season
in California.
"Ihc Woman oi the Guard NJ the Ca.
dua b. uuquU.tionahly o failure, us far a5
America b. concerned.
James trWlsaul Marc Wainwright have
male q y,rl'nh.g bic uu the Pacific Coast,
where they have been warmly received.
Campan.ui has arrived In New York,
end begins bis concerts November u.
lie goes tn Canada, then into the West,
and thcn through Texas
An attempt ). being made 90 bring W.
Charles Guuuul and w. Camille Saint
slcns, two distinguished musicians, 10 this
country In a series Of grand orchestral con.
cgfis
Minnie Palmer. ~ "My Brothers SIS
trr.' j. q great success In England and
Scotland, and the laurgls showcrcl upon
Der oycrhadowcd those oi "My Sweet
heart
Pauline Lucca declares that after her APP
preaching American tour she will ptirO
from thc siar,. She has bought villa ai
Gmuudcn, who're she intends opening a
sghol. i1r opera singDn.
Ethel Spmguc, the pretty daughter OF
Kate Chase Sprruc, n studying Tor tho
stage Ia New York. She viii not appear
until next season. and then probably In q
play written 10y her talented mother
Minnie Hank has begun q long concert
tour through Germany nnd Russia, 81 con-
t.nuc unit Tho cud q the year. Ia Jan
uary she will visit England With Mis-
Belle Cole and VI. Tayidar Naehcz, singers
of equal reputation.
"lhc S,owaway' has lcapcd With q
bound into popularity. The burglary OF a
real safe by genuine crooks on the stage =
feature that While scarlling 20 the moral
1T is yC, deeply interesting 10 the average
man, woman or child.
Alter the run OF ''Thc Woman OF tho
Guard, at the Casino. an interesting ana
wholly novel opera will be produced ~
that pretty thcatcr. II deals with the
life, government and characteristics Of tue
natives Of the Sandwich Islands, their mis-
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER A. 1888

parties being ]. r, Randle and Miss
Lille Keeler......M Mr.. Randle is one
Of the most industrious and reliable
young business men in the city, and his
fair bride is one OF the fairest daughters of
Columbus, and is beloved by all who
know her. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. Price, who was almost the
only persons present besides the immediate
relatives OF the bride and groom. We
wish them all the happiness in their mar
ricd life that they anticipate. Mrs. A.
V. Simms and Miss Annie Simms have re-
turned TO Columbus to spend the winter.
...... Miss Patti Hairston came up from her
home near Crawford for few days visit
to her friend, Miss Annie Long, OF this
place, and left this evening for homo, taxi
ing her lovely hostess with her...."Capt.
Il. w. Banks has returned from short
visit TO Birmingham. ID. Landrum
has returned from qaite an extended bust
ness trip to North Carolina and Virginia.
.....L. W. Carey, OF South Carolina, who
last year was connected with the cotton
firm Of Thompson X Atkinson, has re-
turned and opened an office here this sea-
son for the purchase Of cotton.
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Minnie Madderu

Opening tomorrow night at the theater,
in an engagement OF three nights,
Caprice" will DO presented by the Mad
dern Dramatic Company. The plot OF the
play runs as follows 1t is the story OF an
unequal match that has been the burden
OF numberless plays. Jack Henderson is
the rich chap who finds Mercy Baxter her
humble home. She is a mountain pink
in "Fogg's Ferry" surrounding. She is
Of the woods, illiterate and innocent. lie
is of town, polished and wealthy. She is
charming; he is susceptible. They love,
and marry, and think they may al
ways be happy. 1t is the old story
over again. The mountain pink looks
out Of place, and does not thrive in
the town conservatory. The match is
unequal and proves unhappy. The Hen.
derson set cannot take the Baxter set, and
the husband-heaven help his cowardly
heart-soon comes TO be ashamed of his
sweet and loving wife, and the burden is
greater than she can bear and she goes
away. TO become accomplished and re fined
and stylish, and comes back under another
name in four years and brings the Hen
derson set down to her feet because she
has style.
Miss Madden is known as pleasing
but a very uneven actress, and, as has been
said, Some Of her serious busincssis very
funny and some OF her comedy is quite
sad" yet she has undoubted talent and
appears at her best in Caprice" as Mercy
Baxter. On Wednesday night she will give
"In Spite OF AL"
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sionary advisers and the foreign adventur-
ers who rule the country at intervals, max
ing plot OF rich humor, exquisite satire
and romantic sentiment A feature OF the
score will be an undercurrent OF native
melodies, which impart a semi-barbarous
sweetness wholly original TO this country.
The name is "Yulee."
The Palais-Royal announces the early
production OF Vaudeville sans nom,"
and the paying patron who will give it the
best and most appropriate title-one word
after the inst performance, will be paid
100 francs. With name, he must send in
coupon and proof that he paid for his
stall. The polls will close as the curtain
rises on the second act Of the second play,
after which the name will be announced,
and the winner can call at the box Office
for his money.
Pretty Miss Kate Castleton, who has
won place among the leading soubrettes
of the country by reason OF her individu-
atty and originality, has made great hit
in the West in her new play, "a Paper
DOLL" Besides, "a Paper Doll" differs
from most OF the skits with which it must
be classed in that it has a well developed
plot, and is not mere framework built
for the especial purpose OF supporting lot
of specialties of questionable merit. Miss
Casteton gives most charming perform
ance, and incidentally sings ''The Spider
and the Fly" and ''For Goodness Sake
Don't Say ! Told You"
The monument to be erected by Amer.
lean actors 10 the memory of John Nc
Cullough was sent from Boston TO Phila-
delphia October 20. 1t is of Quincy gran
lite, and is noble work of art. The gen.
eral design is somewhat like the Scott
monument at Edinburgh. The cap is sup
ported by four granite pillars, forming an
arch, within which is TO be placed life.
sized figure OF the dead actor. Carved in
relief on one side of the pedestal are the
tragic mask and buskin, encircled by the
laurel wreaths. The other side bears the
inscription: Ellis life was gentle, and the
elements so mixed in him that nature
might stand up and say 10 all the world;
This was q man.
AT Palmer's Theater Nine. Jane Hadinc
was on Monday evening seen in the "DamC
aux Camelias," and called up the ghosts Of
hundred pallid Camilles. Hading is al.
ways a picture that the eye rests on with
pleasure. But what hectic play il is
How unhealthy its most affecting mo-
ments! How one always hopes it is the
last time he will he called on TO endure
the maudlin sentiment and its pathos Of
the spotted peach! Jane Hading's russe
hair makes her pale face look CHASTITY il
the last acts, though the glitter and glow
OF her showers OF diamonds made a CLAM
our about her that stirred the house "a
much rs her passion. She has something
OF that serpentine kind OF grace which
reaches its acme in Sarah Bernhard, ant
you lose yourself in wishing that she hat
Sarah's power or that Sarah had Jane't
sweet beauty. NJ. Coquelin played tn,
small part Of the elder Duval with exqui
site balance.
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Y. N. @ A. NOTES.

PREPARED ny sECRI say W. y. tAuNAsTER
Tur Utica, ~. " Association laid the
cornerstone 81 Their new building October
with appropriate exercises
GRluvD was broken september 20 Tor the
now binding Of thn Cleveland, o., asso-
citation hy Robert G. GOODMAN. the five
year old son Of the general secretary.
Tur Rock Island i.l.I Association have
over si2,OJO plCd-.l toward their new
bui.lint The membership have sub.
scrbed almost enough 90 buy the lot
TIM Minneapolis Mimi Association
have lct the contract ilr their new build
iug Work was commenced september J..
They expect 90 got IIr iluulluUns in this
illl, aud have il really ior occupancy next
iall.
ONE Of tho wcl Iv mon oi -. Paul.
Mimi, who cDntu Ifns eluI year g. the
work. has made Provision TO- bis viii l1r
/ the payment ui tha srm aud also for 90,
SUM ri -l un viii Dee gives il the new
/ building 90. that city
Mn. i. H. EDuAI sos, n mDmhUr 90 the
I Board ui Managers tHc Trenton ~. I.I
Association. Is tuiir us pledge tUW1rl Iu
Association bn.lu n that Dfy DC hIs
r'rle, iur 1000 d proposes increasing
o.. amount io $1,000.
Tur Santa Cruz .H.I As.nrHiiln lail
I thp cornerstone o ih.ir now building
. with appropriate pk r.,., September -.
Tho Esy. g. ID. BUuus end Gen. %. a..
[ Howard were pps.Hf from san lruci3rb
auI m lr address also ". T. Bril-u1u.
Grnrrl Secretary aul J. s. Voorhees,,
. state SECRETARY.
Ton following Services viii BE- held Boz
the rooms ol thc Young Mems Christian
/ A-o,Iluyu today N|, o'clock m., GONE
GynHun meeting 23O O'Clock pm,
| boys meeting $3.50 o'clock pm. E-Yyl
| meeting l1r men ur.N s cordial Invita-
/ uul b. uAignlcd to UHl aud BOYS 90 aJ.
I tend one Ur moro %. UUesc services
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s InI FUUIICWIn TTI80ni WOW.
At.iarI.NIIIr. .fI...

Miss Pauline Lynch, a most beautiful
and fascinating young lady Of We, Point.
spent short vhlu 900 our city last week.
Co th0 great delight oi her many friends
l,r-..pr ". Vs. Nl.h D. again seen GA
our siiro,s-..,A l.. Young. a prominent
planter OF -pmgryi''c, paid onr city hrI,i
visit saturday ....J. a. Shirley, oi MUD.
rows station, was in tlc cIiy. shaking
hands with his friends. Monday.
Henry Sykes. ui -iurGs, VAS in Che city
short while W,Iuyslay..... Tho Row
Nr. Cody, W Meridian. was boz thc citv
lrIIy......I Hon. Jos ~. Askpu sIl n.
Saturday loo town with h.H irculs......N
NDifr Fried. after brief visit o. friend.
Boo Columbus returned home Tuesday
morning. lsuc NucIy. substantial
ruT.n ui Double rHnUrs, was boz town
-lHUUay...... We have bail lrBuIu.
weather tl.s v,Ua... Nr. laum llal
N.1 aul children lHF. returned home
alter au B' uUU Ul several week. Boo Cnv
lord .... IHr Commissioners of Election
have been .u session tI.s N,Tk revising
tlp registration judge J. a.
Arnold passed through our r.ty, ,n rluil
io jackson. SUNDAY ,truIUs...N D.
luWuuui. ui Alderman. WIS boz the c.I,
Thur. ay .... Ntp NrllvH.n. tho Dump
cratic uHUu". .Hf County Cotton WDlhyr
| We IH HNu MHluHs lHK.
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''". J.. vi. .I'll HaH hIunti H1n q
N.-I. 'H birmingham. A.uu... uL l.. vs..
Dame. uaa IufHH bottom ll..vprk looking
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tI|hl H.N.fH. a.h H......NU. j, w. Watson.
U. Memphis. uI Uu ufIp d.usH.urs.
Della and kHtr. prIIaF..rs ,...t d, r.e
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.Llshts nnd shnIoN.."

During the entire OF next week at the
Thcater Lights and Shadows" a strong
mclodrama, viii be rendered. The play
has strong bold on the public, and the
novel scenic effects introduced through
the five ac,s produce a feeling Of pleasant
surprise. The mountings Of the play are
good. the studio 81 the artist in the second
act aud the revolving scenes in the third
aud fourth acts being very attractive, and
the scenes OF Union Square aud the East
River by moonlight very realistic.
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Al Newport, Ark.

w. @. Wishon, OF the Valley Road, is
home from Hot Springs. Asa Brag, d.
vision freight agent Of the Iron Mountain
Railroad, was in town this wcek......Col.
j. G.. Gancey, Of Batesyille, was In town
the first Of the weck~...N. Y. Cook, one
OF the wealthiest merchants OF Elmo, Wis.
tied Memphis this week...,..Mai, j. C..
Kayanaugh, OF the southen Mines, was in
town Monday secs. BETTING on the election
is all the fashion now.".C Capt. l.. Lppum,
of ELEPHANT, was in the city Friday......G.
C. Griffith. OF Russell is in st. Louis on
business.....Ed Wallace is visiting Ken
lucky friends......tO l. henderson and
Judge Coody. OF Sclgcy, are in town..
Col. j. NJ. Lyon, oil Kansas, was here this
week prospecting for a location for spoke
factory. ..... Newport has now one OF the
finest bands In the Ntltc......New county
officers were commissioned wednesday
...... Senators J. II. Berry and J. X. Jones
and the Hon. w. L. Hemingway spent
Friday night hcrc......Republicans are
all weakening. In order 10 get bet now
the Democrats have TO give them big odds
..... Mrs. W. L. Mcdonald is visiting her
parents at Augusta. Capt WI. Ihomp-
son, general manage OF the Valley Route,
is making preparations 10 build TO Black
Rock ...... The Foundation Of the New Cum
bcrland Presbyteriun Church is completed.
..... Misses ME AMI l NJ. Lyons, OF Hunt
ingion, Ind, are visiting their brother, w.
J.. Lyons. Judgc Batter adjourned court
Friday until after clcction...... Mrs. {. X.
llanaford. OF BatesyI.c, was IN town this
week visiting Newport friends.
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"Thc Woman Halter -

Thursday, Friday and Saturday next
Roland Reed will hold the boards Of the
Memphis Theater with the comedy at
traction known as "The Woman Halter,
a play in which John $. Raymond failed
to score any great amount OF success. Mr..
Reed presented il here during Mardi Gras
week last season, aud scored quite a sue
cess by his eccentric comedy business and
giving an exceedingly ludicrous perform
ancc. The plot turns upon the efforts Of
the hero, Samuel Bundy, TO get named
1.-THE Woman Hater," who, instead Of
dcicsiing the fair sex as he led everyone
TO believe, was really in love with every
woman he met, and planning wedding
tours all over creation and back again.
Under an irrascible exterior he carried n
hear; 80 fractured and splintercd by the
darts OF Cupid that II rcsembcd the halo
around q spot made in the ice by hard
fall. After severe mental effort he
finally worked his courage up 20 the pro-
posing point, and was so perfectly en-
apiurcd by his success that Inc proposed
three times in rapid succession. OF course
they accepted. and he was placed in a
position Of such exquisite torture in his
Wild desire TO escape that taking him 10 a
lunatic asylum was all that kept him from
going crazy. Upon this MIR. Reed builds a
most amusing character and presents II
effectively. The sale Of seats will open at
the box Office on next Tuesday. "llum-
bug" and Check" will also be given
during the engagement.
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NocIeIX GIennIngs.

MI. and Mrs Kennedy Jones have re-
turned from brief bridal trip.
Miss Hattie Ensley is at homo again
after an absence OF several months.
Mrs. p. L. Edmunds has returned, after
several months absence in Virginia.
Miss Patty Hammond is back from n
short visit TO relatives in Holly Springs.
Mrs ]. n. Snowden is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Anderson, in Jackson,
Tenn.
Miss Rosa Lou Moore, Of Nashville, is
the guest OF Miss Percy Coffee on Linden
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Wilson arrived in
the city "Wednesday after an extensive
bridal tour.
Miss Norma Goodman returned from
Knoxville last week, where she has spent
several delightful weeks.
Miss Rebie Metcali was among the re-
turned last week. She hns spent the past
month visiting friends in Cincinnati.
Miss Lilly stratton has gone TO Bir-
mingham 10 spend few weeks with
friends and then proceed TO Nashville.
Mr.. Walter Goodman has recently re-
covered from severe spell Of typhoid
fever. lie is again at his post, but still
feeble.
Miss Annie Leidy Is among those re-.
Gently returned TO the city. She spent n
delightful summer in the Cumberland
Mountains.
The Athletics open their season on
Thursday evening, the Sth instant, with
an informal dance. Invitations were issued
| a few days since.
On the 10Th instant Mr. Gran Adams,
| son OF the late Gen. Adams, will be mar
ricd TO Miss Lady Brown, charming
young lady OF Chelsea
Misses Fanny Lowrance and Percy Cot
! fee will leave next week for Louisville,
where they will be bridesmaids TO Miss
Mamie Kennedy in marriage TO DR.. l.. VI.
Willcit
On Wednesday evening next the mar
riagc of Ms. Kate logwo1d and Col.
William Moore, of Nashville, will be cclc-
/ braied nj the residence Of Judge Galloway,
Linden street.
Miss Sara Voolfolk, Of Lexington, Ky,
| who Is pleasantly remembered as a visitor
, two seasons ago will roach here thi. morn
| ing on her way TO Nicksbufg, and will bc
the guest OF Miss Norma Goodman ior a
uaN OF ANhs
The entertainment nj Mr.. I. VI. Mel.
sons, on Tuesday evening next, promises
10 bc q brilliant affair IL could not be-
otherwise with two such charming young
hosicsscs and their visitors, Misses shelby,
Peat aud Sowcll.
On the Goth instant Mr.. John u. Robin
son, well known young gttomcy, and
Miss Eula Cochran, popular young
member Of society, will be- quietly mar
ricd at the residence OF Mn. $ h. Couh.
ran Poplar street
The possibility Of the Progressive Ger
man Club being revived IL now quite
certain Nearly all the original member,
are in favor oi the move, and 10 Is likely q
number OF new members will be- admitted.
All success io the brave young Cllb.
4 very pleasant affair took p.lc, at the
residence uI Mrs Scott 80. lu Nlbcspn
sir.ci "Wednesday night Among the
Indies and etlFI pUUu rrHasut vUrt.
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They were all loud in their denunciations
for its tone and sentiment and indirect cuts
at an accommodating singer.
The strange lady made no move TO indi-
cate the slightest interest N the converse
ton.
At the cemetery, after the burial service
was over, the three friends returned "a
their carriage and awaited the fourth and
unknown occupant
She finally appeared, and with her the
young minister whose sermon had been SC
freely discussed.
Ladies'" she said, "this is Mr.. -
my husband. shall not return in the
carriage with YOU"
1t is best 10 draw the curtain over the
Inundated trio, but they certainly under
stood the significance Of the proyerb.
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aIrrn. mud MrnnrrrIc.

Tomorrow afternoon Col. Halls Circus,
consolidated with Binglcy's European
Mcnascrc, will give IT, initial perform.
aucc la Memphis ut Fourth and jefferson
streets. In the morning at 10 o'clock the
grand street parade takes place through
the principal strcctA At Tuesday nights
performance, the last, election returns ~
fast as received will be- read In thc ring.
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hIMe.f pninf. aiI-H.

Mrs. Addie Bunting is on visit 10 her
fathers family herc.....T The Misses Lenoir
have returned to their country home, and
a number Of city bcluX coniolc with each
other..... Misses Emma Bcall returned this
week from Tennessac, where she spent the
summcr......O One Of the efficient suporin-
,cndcnts Of the Mobile q Ohio Railroad,
the genial Mr.. MclJrin, was In town sew
crll days this wrgs.....ln me remains OF
Henry Lucius wcrp inferred in Columbus.
The sympathy Of abe people is given TO
those who mourn iuT him..... Mrs Chattie
Bcall is engaged now IN the organization
Of 4 society Of united charities, which will
take any case Of suffering that may occur
here during the winter well in hand......
Mrs i. A. Gritty Is with friends and rcla.
tivos in Starkville this week.. Mrs. G. B.
Cook has with her now ncr mother, who
will remain some tiWc.....John lleuder-
son, che printer has moved his family
into their new and pretty residence on
Railroad sirrct......W W. II. Scales, OF Mobile
bur formerly leading merchant here, las
returned with his family Ia make their
home, which doe. the city proud" .....
Dr.. Cameron is b. New Orleans on cccle-
siastical business Col. H. VI. Levy nc.
ccptcd au invitation 60 attend military
entertainment, and returned Friday morn.
ing highly pleased hy the same.