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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

OF the higher classes to be taught every detail of
nousework and where there are two or three
sisteIs theE take turns in looking after the house
mold, the first officiating a week ana then giving mn
her post to another When our American pirls
!eafh 10 initiate their English cousins and are good
houSe&eepers in heir fathers home they VIII have
achieved greater success and be more worthy of
the ecmiDg man than if, with 10 knowledge of
housekeeping they could paint the finest picture
ever hung in the eye line of an art exhibition, or
execute the most brilliant piece of music ever
written by Schubert or Mendelssohn.
MARY J. HOLMES
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

In Scribner's Magazine I saw a picture of
three wolves heads, glaring through a window
at a man, who is supposed to be repeating the
poetry Immediately beneath. The wolves are
"Sn, Misery and Hunger" that stand at each
mans window. "One of these wolves it is
within our power to keep without the bars;
the others, struggle though we do, may find
access to our hearth-stone, with their sighting
anguish, through no fault of ours. Shuold
they come, let them not add to their bitterness
by finding Sin as their companion"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19
Looking for Something Choice.

Ff0fn inc New IOTk 0IIL
Emmy good butter" inquired an old lady Of
the grocer.
There never any hles on cur butter, ma0arn.'
Then thc old lady whose kugWledse Of English
Is limited, said:
well, If flies won't eat It, faint good nough for
me, and She went across the way where only the
nlI.inl-.t urafII. mrA IL
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

From the Augusta Evening NcWs.
The speech delivered by Captain Evan p.
Howell, ~ Atlanta, Ia Careuyiile some weeks ago
Us ono OF me Le.t documents fer general circulation
nov in pint 10 bcas everything iu the way Of
current literature ~ far practical belcnt ~ this
section Is concerned.
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requests and Answers.

Hattie Mccall, Rock Springs, Ga, would like for
some OF the sisters to send berthe ballads Nobody
Darling" and "Barbary Allen"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Hettie Smith Monticello, S. C.-The Presbyterian
denomination has the best educated ministry. The
proper Opposition Of your knife and fork when
sending your plate to be helped is, think, to
hold them in your land
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Mrs Mamie Killebrew. Button Clay county Ga.
am glad to see the increasing interest taken in
pure bred poultry. They cost no moro TO raise and
are so much more satisfactory The idea seems to
prevail that pure bred chickens require so much
more attention and are more slhject to Diseases etc,
tAah our common chickens. This has not been my
experience by any means l have the pure
Plymouth Rocks-bought of one of the most celo-
hraIed chicken farms in Tennessee, and while they
COST round sum TO begin with, have succeeded so
well, have had no to regret the expenditure.
1hey are So large pretty and gentle; they are large
enough to fry when common chickens of the same
age are scarcely more than biddies. 1 would be
glad to exchange eggs with any of the sisters for
pure bred eggs of the following kinds: Spanish
game, Wyandotcs and Black Leghorns, and if any
of The sisters interested in fine poultry wish 10 try
them, will send eggs, warrented pure, securely
packed by express for half price $3.50 for setting
OF thirteen). The express to be paid 10y those
ordering them We can easily make our pocket
money raising pure bred chickens, for all who see
them will buy one more settings of eggs.
Mrs. C. s. Stewart Gennville, Ala. I sec in last
weeks CONSTITUTION one of the sisters wishes
recipe to make milk yeast ightbread. For large
loaf, take one pint Of fresh sweet milk, let it come
TO boil; then pour into q three-lualt tin bucket
add one pint of cold water and level tablespoon
ful sugar. thicken with -four until it will drop of
the spoon mot stream OF; keep the yeast the same
temperature that it is when made up and it Will rise
in five or six hours, stir the yeast two or three
times during process of rising. If water rises on
top or if the yeast gets thin before it begins to rise
stirin little more -four; sometimes halfteacupiul
or teacupful Will lie sufficient. l raise my yeast in
the sun through the season, turn it around
occasionally. IN the winter keep il by the fire near
enough to keep warm but not to get hot; turn
round and stir frequently until it begins to rise In
making up the bread add a little warm water if
necessary; work up the bread fast and puttinso
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

"A Sister, would like to know a remedy for weak
eyes, or information of the reeisa" Light is very
painful.
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WOMAN'S KINGDOM.
LETTERS RECIPES AND CLIPPINGS FOR THE FAIR READERS OF
THE CONSTITUTION

~ E9s the ladies' own
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Georgia watson sasser, Ga. am q merry school
girl y Year. o. age, who would ike very much 70
b. admitted into your charming circle Of boys and
girls. / live alb. ut three miles from sasser md
about a hundred yards from the Coiumbus Southern
r ilroad, which IL being huit very rapidly. at.
tend preaching and sabbathschool In saaser and u
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Della Stewart Millboro n c.; II the cousins
wishing the poem, "lips that Touch Liquor Can
Never Touch Miue" Will send me their address and
postago win send It to them. would like % cor
respond with jacob McConn, Citra, Fla, and J. -
sparknan, Flint city, Ala; II this escapes the
waste Dasket viii write ifdeslred and give recipe
for making sour pckels
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Mrs l.. f. Harrison, Alfalfa, Ala; Attain Is a
pretty little town. with tour railroads, thirteen
hundred Inhabitants two schools, but only one
church house, NJ. E. c. S. The Baptsts have made
Arrangements for a lot and win make an effort to
build church this year Can't the sisters help rs?
If is just little il viii be highly appreciated
assure you. Ifany Of you feel disposed to help U.S.
send to the Baptist Ladies Aid society Alfalfa Ala
VIII some Of .he sisters suggest plans for making
money for the church?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19
MY WOLVES.

Three gaunt, grim wolves that hunt for me,
Three gaunt, grim wolves there be;
And one is Hunger and one is Sin
And one is Misery
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Christian science las driven Cincinnati
young man crazy. Religion Is dangerous thing Tor
Cincinnati people % han.lle.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Florence NJ. Roberts, Cedar Grove, N G.: am
goingto school, but It win be out soon and we will
have three months vacation. expect to continue
In school four FIVE years more. ] have two
sisters and one brother younger than myself am
past 1G, but not an old maid yet Iwonld like very
much 70 correspond with some Of the cousins, IL
they win write first.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Estelic Patton, Cedar Grove, N. O.: am Is years
0, age and live in beautiful village about eight
miles from railroad 1 going to school aud
taking music les ons My school will be out in one
more week, and will have three months vacation.
20 70 school to my father ! haven't any brothers
nor sisters. would like 10 correspond with some
Of the cousins
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Minnie Ashley, DenisOn, Texas am little girl
oils SUMMERS. Iliye In Denison, Texas / take
music lessons and can play very well for the time
have been taking. / go 70 school in Sherman,
Texas at tho Sherman institute. / study algebra,
arithmetic grammar history dictionary physiolo-
gy. elecutlon, and Take nrt also. would like 10
correspond with OF tie cousins. Direct letters
70 Minnie Ansloy, Sherman institute, Sherman,
Texas.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Lynnette Hightowcr Empire, Ca: l am little
girl just entering my teens, living in small town
only q year old. We think it quite nice little
place, taking into consideration its youth am al
ways attracted by your letters TO the cousins, and
only wish mine might prove half 50 Interesting to
your young readers ! should like TO correspond
with some of the cousins, if agreeable | could
write a longer letter, but would be sorry 10 know
that tine yawnins mouth of the waste basket had
swallowed up my Erst weak effort.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

ALL letters for this column must be ad
dressed to THE CONSTITUTION Office
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NJ. r. c., Avoca, NJ c.: Ella wylie asked for a
soft ginger bread recipe for her mother. send my
dear grandma and hope she viii find It as good
as we think IL is. am little sick girl and cannot
90 to school, One cup Of molasses, Of sugar, 8 Of
-four, Of milk, ~ ofbutter and eggs teaspoon
ful Of cream tartar siited in -four; one Of soda
stirred In milk and added last Ginger 10 the tastc
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Patio sipes, Adamsvile, Tenn: live In a beapt
full little village. We have four nice churches the
Christian, Methodist, Baptist and Cumberland.
aIn member of the Cumberland church. We are
having some delightful weather just now. We all
anticipate great pleasure going to piencs and big
meetings this sumner. / would like very much 10
correspond with Alice Long, Greensboro, N. G.
can assure you all your letters win be highly APP
prcciated.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Annie Watts, Dodd Texas: l think some one
stated some time a 0 that crcyon drawing could be
learned by mail l am very DESTROYS Of learning
drawing Win some one that understands the
drawing please write to me on the subject. / have
some beautiful brackets and picture frames made
Of Heather painted, vanished and hronzed with
gold or silver Also paper flowers for bouqucts
and baskets, and also an Agricultural wreath
which would like to dispose Of Ifauy one would
like the flowers let me know. They are beauties
within Themselves
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Alice Graft, Dayton, Ind: When I wrote to the
Womans Kingdom requesting correspondents in
the south, intended answering all the letters re-
ceived but when hey came By the half dozen in
each mail I found it impossible. Al the letters
were very nice, and wish l could write to all.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Ruth Martin, Chapman, Miss: win you allow
another Mississippi cousin to Join your circle? aIn
6 years old / have such a nice doll; her name ia
Rosa Ella live near large cam ground. wish
YOU would come to the Shiloh campmeeting next
fall; we would have such a nice time.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Wilie Cabeen, Utica, MISS Twas born In Texas
bnt raised in Mississippi. My fa her is dead he was
Il confederate soldier and lost leg ut the battle OF
Val Verde So / like our brave old soldiers like
General Longstreet. and / hope be is well and
happy. will write story and send to you before
long and a star for your quilt have never been
10 school but study at home like TO read and do
a good deal oft. / live with my Grandma Snow;
she is 70 years old, Just three months older than
President Davis.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Oh Virginia, Virginia.
The land of my birth,
The mother Of the Union,
The dearest on earth.
think Of one commandment,
And then of another,
But specially remember the one
About rememA ering my mother"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

Daisy Guswould. Temple, Texas: guess l will
tell you about my dear grandpa, who Is perfectly
blind, vet he can do more work than mnny who
have their eyesight. He can milk well us any
one and he has Il lovely garden which he tends
mostly himself, and he can go about the house
without any help except his cane. We all love him
dearly. My greatest pet is my sweet little baby
brother
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
Stage Notc.


Belle Cole Is singing concerts through
out England.
Gillelts version Of "Shc" will soon be
produced In England.
Sarah Bcmhardt Is 10 play CAS- in n
looking.tilass' In Russia.
Annie Pixlcy has q capital part In her
now play THE Charity Girl.
Mmc. Theo recently stated that she will
not come 10 America before 1880.
Albani Il 20 begin q conccr, tour Of the
United States, beginning In January.
Dixey aud "Adonis" are still dear TO
New Workers, aud both are "a popular as
ever
John r. Rogers Is preparing TO bring
Minnie Palmer 10 America with two new
plays.
Next season Joseph Brooks will direct
the starring ioun Of Modjcska aud William
II. Crane.
Joseph Bcnnctt, the new rising tenor,
does not know ono note from another,
musicians tell u.s.
Mrs. Eugcnia IL Grand, who claims to
be the wiicof Mr.. Kyflc Bcllcw, isrcporicd
TO be- IN New York.
Tho German Opcm Company has hn-
ishcd H. season nj tho Metropolitan Opera
House, aud has gone upon the road
The drawing power II "a Lottery Of
Love" aided by "lhc Wife Of Socrates"
continues rs great ~ even at Days Tho
alter.
Miss Iclic dc Lussan. the young prima
donna Of the Boston Ideal Opera Com
pauy, il meeting with great success In
Canada.
Miss Hope Glenn, the vol known Ion.
don conimltn. IL singing through the coun.
Try IN concert with Nine. Teresa Carrcno
as pianist.
sims Reeves. the famous English tenor,
recently celebrated bis sixty sixth birth.
day. Il j. not likely that be will ever visit
this country.
Glands Acres, the sea-" the now play
produced hy Miss Grace Hawthorne NJ
the London Pnnccrl ThcaiCt u likely 10
make a ucat deal ol money.
Mrs. l1ng,ry makes her fret appear.
ancc ia New York this season January Z
NJ the fiith Avenue Thcaicr, opcning In a
special production a Macbeth
S.guor priugini, the tenor. has accepted
% position with the KELLOGG troupe a. sing
IN u series " fifteen special representations
q Faust" Carmen" aud "Alauha."
Mr.. W. N. Morton, manager Of tho
Columbia 1hcaicr. Chicago. y having
"Rpbcft Elsmcw" dumatixe1 and expects
10 put il on the stage shortly after ihc trst
OF The year.
80, only docs Herr Roscnihal have a
piano IN his nom. wherever hc goes, but
La ruffiUa with him "A HIlput keyboard,
which h.s digiis angcr long after ihc ~.
miindcr oi ,lic world h wrapped In slum-
bur
Cable dispatches from Paris SAY iha,
Nine PATHS uptuaro.e 90 ''koinco anu
ia iut' Nus the evasion oi one 0i tle
NEST brilliant gatherings oycr sen ~ tue
rara Olwuil0usc. Mime. PATHS frcnch
pronunciation was laulllcss. hhc WIS VS.
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AZ Jackson, Tenn.

Miss Jessie Simmons, of Cedar Chapel,
Ilardcman County, Tenn, was in the city
several days this week, the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs j. J. Warrel...... Mrs. ID. NJ.
Wisdom, OF Fort Smith, Ark, is in the
city visiting her brothers, John l.. Wis
dom and Col. j. II. Dukc..... Mrs. |. D..
Steele il visiting relatives in Cornth,
Miss.....Nliss FRANKIE Smith, OF Bolivar, is
here, the guest Of Miss Fannie Caruthcrs.
....Nrs. J. r. Call is visiting homo folks
IN Jackson, Miss. Mrs. j. r. Wthcrs
has returned home from protucled visit
10 Bolivar, Tcnn......JOhn X. William,
chief Of tho New York Indian warehouse,
is here this week, minging amongrclatiyes
and lrionds... Mai. 7. II. llatmus, OF
Memphis, IL Ia the city this week zee.
The Rev. w. l.. Anthony, Of Durhamyilc,
Tenn, was m the city this week, the guest
OF Il. ID, lloppcr......Ihc Rev. sam Jones
will lecture at Pclrcy's Opera house, this
city, next Friday aud Saturday nights.
Il. A. Snccd, OF Fort Sill Ind. r., LETT Tor
home last Saturday, after a weeks visit To
home folks hcrc..... Miss Sarah Green
valid, Of Grenada, Miss, Is in the city, the
guest Of Ed fclscnthal....Judgc ID. l..
Snolgus' Of the Supreme Bench, was here
again last Sundny....Mn b. u. Gray and
daughter, Miss lila Gray. are visiting in
Mcmphis.....Tho Central Baptist Church,
OF this city, has elected Dr. g. L. Malone,
OF Haywood County, It's pastor.....S. X
Pearson and Miss Emma Rollins, both Of
the Eleventh District this county, were
married on the evening OF the "a in-
slant. "a. A. Mainml aud Miss
T.. J. llaskins, both OF this county, were
married ON the 9th instant, tho Rcv. g..
I. Webb, Of this city. officiating ..... Elijah
llarncs and Miss Mollic Waller, both OF
tho Twelfth District, this county, were
married at the house Of the brides parents
on the 2plh ultimo....f. u. Elder. Of
Gibson County and Miss Jane Jones, of
this county were married ON the morning
OF the ith instant.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

paved streets. go. The water-woks system
is success, as is also the mean lescent
lights, before which the gas lights pale
their Intellectual illumination ...... Miss
Alma McGaughey, OF Altheimer, the
loveliest flower OF all the field, is
visiting friends and relatives here....
Ed Bryant Yesterday "lit OUT for San
Antonio. His ultimate destination is
Democratic New Mexico, with which
country he will link his fortunes. zee. VIII
Vernon and Mai Nat Bradford, two young
capitalists and gay Lothario5 OF Iowa, are
prospecting this city with view Of settle
ment and investment. .... Miss Stella
Saulpaugh, stcp-daughter OF the Hon. J.
A. Williams, Judge OF this circuit, was
married Friday 10 Frank Fletcher, OF
Jackson, Miss. 1.-THE Bluff City Junior
Club Wednesday night gave a grand ball
at their club room. Youthful beauty
flashed through the mazes of tho dance
with exquisite grace, and soft eyes looked
love TO eyes that spake again, and every
thing went off happily"....M Miss Blanche
Newman has returned from visit TO the
City OF Mexico. She accompanied her
father, Mai. G. @. Newman, editor Of the
COMMERCIAL, on the editorial eXcurson......
On the 18th Tom Dansby will lead 10
the hymenial altar Miss Lillian Thomas,
OF Kingsland ...... DIR. J. w. Withers and
Merchant J. S. Mcdonald, OF Althcmer,
were in the city this week.. Mrs. Amelia
Altschul has returned 10 Cincinnati.
Abe Boyd, one Of the leading young men
Of KingsIand, is in the city,. Miss Nan
ME Williams, the handsome and accom-
plished daughter OF Col. Willoughby
Williams, OF New Gascony, is in the city,
the guest Of the family OF Judge 7. f.
Sorrells...M Miss Estele Kersh, after d
pleasant trip, has returned to Star City,.
Friday night, at Brewster Hall, the young
ladies set a supper Tor the Masonic irater
nifty. The proceeds will 90 toward build
ing the Second Methodist Church. Mines
Nining and McCammon and Misses
Fannie Vining, Ruth Fletcher, Ada Nc
Cannon, Kate Scabrook and Lula Nininl
presided over the tables with charmin.
grace and efficiency.
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AtIIoII, nprInr.. NIiss.

Miss Comolin Tally died in this city at
thc residence Of her brother, Carter Tally
after an illncssof several months.... There
will bc graL.bag entertainment ut Mrs
Mickc's tonight for the benefit Of the
Episcopal Sunday school.....Wo under.
stand that Mcssrs. Norilret Il Sailor have
sold their furniture establishment 10
gentleman from Collicryillc, Tenn. This
firm Is one oi tho old landmarks....Bo Bob
White, former resident oi this place aud
member Of the Holly Springs Band, has
returned after an absence Of several years
In the inr Vest. Miss Lula Lolita, OF Red
Banks, WIS Ia town this Wcck......The
family OF N. g. Walters h visiting Mrs.
\. I. EruWn..... Mrs. J. J. Parker Of
Vienna, H.. !. ". Clenry, OF Star City,
Arb. aud A. VI. V. Clcary, of Carthage,
No., with their families are visiting their
brother T.. &. Clcary, IN this county. IL
is the first family reunion they have held
Tor ihiuy ycafs.....A mcct.ngoi the stock
holders Ut the Bank oi Holly Springs Is
called iur January S.....Judgo and Mrs.
H. :. suth aud their daughters, Mary
and Minnie. visited Memphis Monday ......
l.. 4. Fitzpatrick, ol the Jacksonville
ucighborhuod, was In town this week .....,
Little Willie West was run over hy
wagon aud had his leg broken. We hope
be- will spOn be- as well as cycr..... Frank
Siuiousky, Of duncan, i In town.....Col.
4. w. Stephenson was In town yesterday
.... Mrs. j. T. Hall spout Monday In
Mcmphs.... Mrs. blue spent several
DAYS this week with friends Ia Memphis.
......J. s. Leach Is adding some improve
mcnt 10 his dWclliny.,.,R T. Walker Is
| Ia Duncan, Miss. Mira Carrie Wilson,
oi liyhaIa. has brvn In town solicit
ing subscriptions 90 book. zee. W.
| ~. Sal, NJ Nashville, Tenn, accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Ida, arc Wis.
iiing the family OF 4. J. Scal.....W. T.
/ smith, OF Lamar. was ON the streets one
day this week - VI. Smith las gone
on business trip to Birmingham, Ala.
| Mis- iannic White, of Wall I'LL, l. spend.
/ iug lew DAYS with the family oi NJ. !.
| Noh'cy....ihc Rev. John blrcruh will
/ pparh sunday morning aud night at the
/ Methodist Ihuph.....M Mise Siliic T..
/ Walker, daughter of James A. Walker,
| died 1t the home of her parents, IN thi.
county. last Monday. after a few hour'
Hines. ..... Mr. tutcli aud daughter, Mis-
Iol, ol liyhalia, spent Monday In the City
| ul Flowers
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Ai,nInmI.ns. MS

Mr. VI. T.. sullmln, Of Atlanta, Ga.
has returned homo after pleasant visit 10
friends IN Columbus .....Miss ~ ID. Law.
uncc, r. s. llauu,i0u aud John pcicis, II
Crawford, are in the oiiy....Dr J. Brown.
rirs lcli i'W diy. ago ior Birmingham,
10 attend The mcctinAoi the Southern Sur.
gcal Association llr will return tomor.
row..... Mics Rcnic Long. ono Of our most
popular young ladies, Is quito M with
typhoid iuyvr..... Walter Weaver has ~
turned after ten dave absence IN liir.
mingham.u. Nrs. ~ lucomb, IT Water
bury. Conn, u in ihr city on visit a. her
brother. Goo =. Shltturk .... Miss Strauss.
1T jackson. Miss. hp has been visiting her
brother !. Strauss, las rctufnpd home ......
Miss May iivld lei. Monday ior Atlanta,
Ca, % yiit friends. having spent several
weeks most pleas tutly With her friend,
Miss rassyc MctuhN. Of this rity....lkc
Solomon las returned from visit 10 his
brother in birmingham Miss Jennie
Vaughan, Who hHs lust recovered from u
pmimcird spell ui tu,rr lrit few DAYS
bgu Tor NuW uflvaus. hoping the change
viii Boo beneficial a. her health. Misses
jamie and sillir Hughes, two lovely aud
attractive young ladies from hckCnsyillc,
Ala. ar visiting the family of Mr.. !. I.
Gardiner. Miss Lizzie Houston. IT Abcr
dcvu, Miss, accompanied her father,
judge L. h. Houston, Ia Columbus, aud
while be- b presiding over Circuit Court,
which is nov in session. she l. visiting
Mn. r. W. Banks ..... Miss Cunningham,
of Aberdeen, who has been visiting hcI
cousin, Miss Annie sykes, will return
home tomorrow.