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The South western news., 1888-10-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. H S Lee visited US a por-
ton of this week.
John Harper, the Drummer,
was in our city last week,
Mrs. William Wooten, with her
family, has returned from Gaines
vile, Ga.
We were pleased to meet on last
week in our city, Mr. William
james Of Cedarlown.
Mrs. James G Parks left on last
Monday, as delegate to the Wo>
mans Missio 7ary Society, which is
now in session in Perry, Ga
Mr.. I NJ Maund and family left
us a few days ago, to take up their
residence at Ty Ty. We wish for
them a prosperous and pleasant
time in their new home,
Rev. w NJ Hayes, u former pas
tor Of tho Methodist church in this
city, came to see us for a few hours
on last Friday. He received
glad welcome from all whJ met
him.
The South western news., 1888-10-24
Obituary.

Sister Elizabeth Kaufman, de-
parted this life at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Smith, near Dawson,
TsrreIl county, May 9th, 1888.
Sister Kaufman was born No
vember goth, 1882, her maiden
name was Grear. She was married
to Jesse Kaufman, March 26th,
1913. She was baptized the first
Sunday in August 1886. by Elder
Tom Everett, into the "Hardshells
Baptist church, near Dawson, Ga,
in which she remained until her
death.
Sister kaufman lived consist.
eut life. At her home she was quiet,
peaceful and pleasant, May her
ch;Idron emulate her example, and
meet heg il that Land where part
In is 90 more.
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Tier Business 5oomiH9.

Nro}a'y nj OF ding has cads>
ed such q general revival to trade
at any Drug Store as their irving
away to their customers Of 50 many
free trial bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Their trade is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the
fact that it always cures and never
d,sappoints. Coughs, Coles, As
thma, Bronchitis, Group, and all
throat and lung diseases quickly
cured You can test it before buy
ing by getting a trial bottle free,
large size 81. Every bottle war;
ranted.
The South western news., 1888-10-24
Sheriff, I. C.

GEORGIA-Terrell County
Oriinary's Oliice Oct. 2, 1888.
Whereas, it appearing to the
court that there is no permanent
administration on estate of
John Kitchens deceased and no
application for permanent letters
Of administration therein; and it
further appearing that there is
necessity for permanent admins
tration on said estate, all and singu-
lar the creditors and next of kin of
said deceased are hereby notified
to show cause, it any they can,
8hy the administration of said es>
tate should BOT be vested in the
Clerk Of Che Superior court, or
some other competent person at the
next November term 1888. of1er-
rellCourt 0fOidinary, Il 5 BELL,
At Ordinary.
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Quite a sc ess.

The Albany Amateurs, at our
Opera IIouse on last onday night,
made a decided chit" in the rem
deriug ofthe beautiful play, "Ben
Bolt. "Theladies and gentlemen CON
nectod withthis rouped deserve many
compliments for efficiency, They
were greeted here with quite a
large attendance the night Of the
play.
The South western news., 1888-10-24
GEORGIA-Terrell County.

GEORGIA-Terrell County
ordinary Office Oct. 2, 1888. 81
Whereas, J r Mercer admins.
traitor on estate of Sarah A .Iearn
deceased, having III proper form
app led for leave to sell the land bes
longin to the estate OF said de-
ceased, all persons interested are
hereby notified to show cause, if
any they can, why leave tn .ell, as
prayed for, should not be granted
sad administrator, at the nexE
November term 1888, of Terrell
Court OF Ordinary. II 5 BELL.
At Ordinary.
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4 Public Benefactor is a Good Man,


A man is public benetactor
Il at sells pure liquor. Pure liquor
is good tor the body as well as for
the soul. Criticism can't down
that. No one drinks at my bar,
but what comes again to see me.
Ny unccasing and Increasing trade
is an evidence o. that fact. Com,
petition has been quick and sharp,
nevertheless, move in the torres
front all the time. Come and see
me and prove all this for your
selves. NJ. {. MINIS.
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Terrell Sheriff Sales.
a EORGIA, .rrelI 20.

ygEORGIA, Terrell 20.
Will be sold before the Court
house door in SAID county, within
the leral hours OF Sheriff's sale, on
the tst Tuesday in November next,
City lot, NJ. 113, in Dawson, Ga,
on west side Of Stonewall street
go. taining six teuths o. an acre,
being the place where S V Brown
now resides. Levied on as the
property OF 5 V Brown, to satisfy
two f ta's from Terrell Superior
curt against S V Brown, one in
favor OF C,lumhus Buggy ompa-
ny and the other in favor OF Neave
& %.
Also at tue same time and place
viii be 500 seventy (70) acres
more or less. oTof lind .ot No 225
in the l2,h District Of Terrell
county, lying North OF the South,
western railroad aud partly within
the corporate limits OF Dawson and
known AS the place where S. V,
Brown has resided several years,
and known as the lands bought OF
N N Sharp and d " Brown, bv
S Y Brown, being al Of said land
except that part decided oil prior to
1886. l. We'd on as the property
of 5 Y Brown 10 satisfy two ii fa's
from Terrell Superior Court
yainst stid Brown, one in favor
Of Todd Dpnigan ron Company.
.ud the other i'll favor OF Roger
Wheel Go.
/. G. MARSHALL.
Sheriff, T. C.
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Admins rat0rS Sale,

ny virtue Of an order from the
Court OF Ordinary of Terrell coau4
ty will be soil before the Court
House door in Dawson Ga, ON the
first Tuesday in November text,
within the usual hours of sale,
lot of land number 1872 in the 18th,
district of Terrell county Ga. Sold
as the property Of tile estate
Of Robs. Lunig deGeased.
Terms cash. " II GAMMAGE,
1t Administrator.
The South western news., 1888-10-24

II you are building a new house,
remember that | have the best win.
dow locks now in the market. They
hold the window up at any hight
and prevent it from being raised
from the outside. j. II. Bishop.
pa,rSsH (Se
The South western news., 1888-10-24

If the "sohd south" should ever
be split, SAYS the Savannah News,
the country would witness a state
OF affairs in this section that would
cause honest Americans to hang
their heads in shame, 4 livided
south mears for generations, if not
forever, a mongrel government
made up Of the worst elements. of
both races, bankrupt States and a
beggared people. What was ex.
peri need twenty years aye would
seem pleasant remembrance com.
pared with what would be exper-
fenced if the South should become
divided If there are Democra q
who are DISPOSED to hunt up excu~
ses Tor breaking away from parry
ranks, it would be well for them TO
consider that party utilization in
the South means great deal more
than party supremacy. Ii is vital
to the social and business interests
Of the people that no false Issues 30
raised to lead Democrats astray.
The South western news., 1888-10-24
GEORGIA-Terrell County

GEORGIA--Terrell County
Ordinsry's Office Oct. 2, 1888.
Whereas, A w Fitzpatrick, adj
miuistrator on estate of JAMES
Fitzpatrick, deceased, having il
proper form applied FOR leave to
sel the land belonging to said es.
tate; All persons interested are
hereby notified to show cause, il
any they can. why leave to sell a.
prayed for, should not be granted
said administrator at the next
November term 1888. of Terrell
Court OF Ordinary. H S BELL,
It Ordinary.
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military Notice.

Dawson Guards, you are com
manded to meet at your Armory
on Next Tuesday night. the Both
instant. j III GUEREY.
b b PERRY, Oh 5. Captain.
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w O Q ID 7
A. P. HATCHER'S SALE.

| am going to sell; at L y Hat
cher u Bros, old stand, on Main
street, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots,
Shoes, Clothing, Stationery, Blank
Books, Pens, Pencils and States.
Also, Family and Fancy Groceries
and nice and well selected stock
OF Tobaccos and Cigars, Crockery-
ware till you can't rest (both, fam
cy and common), Water Sets, Tin
and Wooden-ware in Lrge quaint.
ties that will be sold. A bargain
is offered in Tools-Hammers,
datchets, Saws, Chizzels. Augers,
Brace and Bits, Squares, Broad
and Club Axes, Iron wedges,
Shovels, Spades, Hay forks, Cy.
Giles, in fact Hard, ware of ali sorts.
If you want Cooking stoves, Crates
aud HoIlow-ware, Furniture,
Looking Glasses, Pictures &c, re-
member that am headquarters for
these goods. | need money aud
the goods are for sale.
Yours truly,
a. z. HATCHER,
oct, "a 1888.
The South western news., 1888-10-24

0GR STOCK for the 4aIl s~ade ~ tul1Sutrbasseds
Sv e gct eac Choice Oi the BEST GOODS i'm GIse
" RAEFS and OUT command OF ready cash en-
ables Ws 10 bay at PRICE tlsal give oar cOms
petitOrs COsd Chills
The South western news., 1888-10-24

ALLPARTFE owing me for guano
will please take their cotton TO j,
NJ. eIMMoNs' warehouse.
Very truly,
Gct17,2t WIZ. KAIGLER
The South western news., 1888-10-24

eve haveethe GOODS TO sELE anA wiz, not be
smdersoid by anybody, III YOU ygsNT:o SEs
CURE GENUINE BARGAINS Folzo THE
CROWD 40
The South western news., 1888-10-24

A six room dwelling with con-
venient and suitable out houses
and premises. Will sell with house
from 2 to 20 acres Of land, apply
to Nv. L. Simpson. !
oct. |, 88.
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Ice Cold Beer at W j SHADES.

| % 7
D~elllng house to rent. Apply
Martiu,s Restonr,nt
r.i ', ~ . o. al kinas prepared oy
oo,'' " i'7yno'''S dt " d oiade 5
co.;, G.,
7''" i''' u En,,onu
Ion '"iI TO take IN the Pos"
Restaurant
nc los > store was on a "per~
i''' 'oo'" l"S' saturday Films
& II Always gers there'
Inc ASfi"0 tu'H' society will
meet again at cypress Poad, on
the Ist' Saturday IN November.
io' N"lo Deer at " D SHADES,
Cspt ] A Fulton, is usibo - .
pant brush to fine effect pnon he
store building. His new sion Is
pretty one.
c,omr
l;s,c -',,'' "''''",' eS
" .'''',''' q '@'' u ''F re-e'ec''on'
will prosper in his hand. :
na
~ '''' "a" n0'' . >'S"lN'"'
WV .',o'' .''''r' 81 i''''s' o'0,@,0 ~
~ oooos;.,,, - ;n ~',s ~ ''o -, 20
,n.,..,,,, 60 ~
rohn VI ,,o 49, l. ''','o ~ ;"' I &C. y
Co.. " . '~'''>''
Dele a'es tn the Bethel Asso-
cation, naying iull fare going to
Fort G tines, on entral r. Road
system, will be entitled TO pnrchase
return tickets over the same,
- '''' '7n' 's' 'l,''7' -
JOHN l. CLARKF'
Cuthbert Ca, Oct, 20, 1883.
w ~
" I o"'' "''e''V'"i' 70 the TWO
announcements on the Ordinary
question. Judge Homer S Bell
1;1,,.o. 49,. i, y1 ~
,,au Po'P
a;ro,,, 80, WV '' VI
Rev I ) Iwltty, Presiding Elder
OF the Americas District, held his
Quarterly Conference, in the city
on last Monday. On last Sunday
n tho 1fo..o1;s4 oL,,,o1, r.:
o,,o.t,,I,. ns;..
;.4.l
NJ L-o,,,,..o,. ~. a.,1 :, ...,,,.,,;
mo everybody hv tbe MAGNIFICENT
offers he is making in the way Of
Goods. The dos crowd his store
10 '''{ 'Is<s 2o''!S' "'.' i NE gen ,'e p
,5a t;a,. Cn,J s' ','o ~. . 49,
We call attention n two relig-
i9us newspapers. the Christian II
''e-> ''' :. >o'' az III >''''', ~
'''''o' 80 ~ ''''';' q ( ''''- 81 =
T" pee >''9 "a ''9' '"S"V ~
'.@0 ''I -">'s-> '''U
C,''' ''@ - ~ '''"' ,''' '''''-'
0"P'0'' '0"' on0''i P'pe''
Drinks of all kinds prepared by
TObn NJ PoCpol1c OF w I SlaIo.N
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LOCALS.

LOCALS.
Pure liquors for sale, by Cheat
ham u Dean.
Superior Court, 26th, day Of
next month.
Meals at all hours at
Mounts Restaurant.
Just received at McLain Bros. a
ne" line Of Dress goods with trims
mlngs to match.
New Country Syrup at
T. 0. Whitehard & &C.,
The fire on last Monday night,
was the burning of small uuoc-
eaPied house l ear h. tan yard.
If YOU want a new and beauti,
tai Organ call at this Office.
Attorney at law, EF Duprao,
of Iebulou, Ga, visited the CITY
on last Monday on legal business. |
Georgia Rust Proof seed oats at
TO. Whitchard & 90.
/ mo.
Mr.. T J Thornton. had bis resi- |
denco near Cordreys entirely de
stroyed by fire on last Sunday
morning.
Best Whistles, Braadics &c,
or medicinal use, at
Cheatham & Deans.
SO pieces New Dress Goods. AMI
shades and prices just rece we'd at
McI@in Bros, to he sold at actua'> |
" fifty per cent below regular
prices.
Il Is better 10 prop up the fallen
fortunes O. one who is ready to
perish, than to tear down the little
that is lett.
Sparks Perfect Health and ca
other patent medicines at
Cheatham q Deans
AT the entertainment, soon to be
given by the Laura Haygood Mis-
sjon&ry Society, no charge will be
made on admission.
For Fresh Fish and Oysters. 90
to NJ. F. Mounts Market e Res,
taurant.
just received at Hillman &
Stevens a new lot of Lamps that
will be sold cheap.
The sad intelligence has been
received in this city, that Mrs, Ira
hambers died OF the yellow fever
in Jacksonville, a few days ago.
Wo loon . full limo % Tol.
and Cigars. and when Won once
try our goods Won will not use any I
other. Hiiiman " Stevens.
Itycn want the lowest nr,cas ON
'2, ,iI -' '','.' I'a'S u VIII pay you TO
''''' AIS sec IL
Al LAIN "i'oS
We coll ottnntion 70 NJ, Tob, |
A Bishon'a advertisement Of his |
" GOD Yard We are glad now
that long feit wait viii be sup
pied.
Itvon boro hn,tor o,aoro e.,
sale 90 to Mounts Restaurant
Fulton's Iron King and Derby
Stoves are selling like hot cakes.
Read additional names in the lists
OF his cd every week.
If last driving upon our streets
and bvcvcIe ridino unon orr oave.
,,.,,4. 800 r.-,I 49,.
city authorities, some one NAV
The South western news., 1888-10-24

DEPEND UPON ET-Tlat prices are the
lowest Gar ass0fmrnt the largest anal most CO st
Pgete amd im guilty the best
The South western news., 1888-10-24

we have y RVED YOU MONEY in tEae past amA
il yea wifi cOsatine give faith Im US. will save
IA GU more the amtIres
The South western news., 1888-10-24

Cholera Cordial viii cure you of
that bowel affection, whether it De
Dysentery, Diarrhna, Cholera
Morbus, ar Cholera Infantum.
For sale by Crouch Bro's.
The South western news., 1888-10-24

Bleaching, one yard wide only Sets
Dress Goods from 6 cents to ole dollar
ayard. Largest stock of Jeans in Daw-
son, from twelve and a half to Fifty cents
per Yard.
The South western news., 1888-10-24

BIZ
Cures in from one to
five days. Manufactured
only by
CROUCH BROS.
DAWSON, GA.
The South western news., 1888-10-24

G. ORR'S.
The South western news., 1888-10-24

+ their generous and cordial support
ing the past season, andforthecomin
The South western news., 1888-10-24
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes.

.-0UR sEECEALTEa2s-Are Goods 10 sssit the Plan
teFs aG prices they casa aff0rA 10 pay.
The South western news., 1888-10-24

Melton, Bros. & Co. can show
as pretty snow cases as can be found
elsewhere. These show cases are
beauti uIlv displayed with gentIe>
mems furnishing goods Of the latest
styles. Go aud sec Tor yourselves.
The South western news., 1888-10-24

DR.. ] 7 Lamar, was IN the city
on last Friday. His visits to this
place are looked for With pleasure
by mapy OF his friends who reside
heres Or Lamar is one OF Ter,
rell's M jst useful citizens, for his
life work Is linked with many car
dinal virtues. With lauJablc
ambition in connection with
independence OF thought and ac-
ton, he draws to hiHselt the APP
probation Of many.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16


Proeressiys pedro and music vas toe pro-
ssmme surprising Mr. and Mrs !. De
kub1a~ in honor of their nfteenth snuiver-
sarv. az l15 Fiffh.st Friday evening. A
Frs steel engraving and easel vas presented
fa ST. reku0ber by The party with Al
appropriate prcssn.atic speech Dy NJ.
Eiiev ard reply hv Mrs. Dehubber. Alter
progressing Dniii iuncl called for the tables
f. vas decided that Nf. A. Dsk ubosr a2d
Mrs A. Hicks Won trst prizes. Boobies
Nr N Markham and Mrs. Carrie Jennings.
aftrr which which iuslrGmsnts. and vocal
music was given by the party. Mrs. De-
Aaooer ~ tne piano
ST. and Mrs. Georgs ". Gays elegant
residence on Fulton -. vas the scene of a
Farming eut siumeDt on Tuesday even
snr when SIR Henry Post gave = soree
musicals complimentary to is Gay. he
~as ABLY assisted 0y Miss Carrie Goodrich
snd Mr. Wilbur F0rs- Aoout three hun
srsd guests were present 20 snjoy the
sanity feast Of music
The Misses Schroeder entertained . num-
ser o. their friends Friday evening At q
Progressive pedro party. There we're i've
tables r sgs1t refreshments wsrs served
and the progrsmms vas varied With some
-treile ri music. The prizes we're won 0y
Mss PERM sud Mr. Mangod. and the
soobv prizes Ners sssris5 TO Nr. Aad u IS
fe'fier.
Nrs r 8 Nsin spd " Francis lawson
gave "a concert on Friday evening a. Alma
college. They we're assisted BY several Of
fEe pupils.
few aides have organized a Browning
rsss wlicA meets esch week a. the resi-
aerce of Ms. Ehrshsth EagIssfs.d
Ms Prsssburz entertained a fsr frsads
~ tuesday evening q nsr p.saEant n0ms
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

The pupils OF the Grand Rapids School
o. Fiocution wiil give a Christmas enter
taanisnt ~ ths " q. T. u. psrloTs on Fri
dsv evening December n. The following
rsrsons paEilci pate ll Part l.. which con-
isis of nusie and recitau0ns. Misses Mamie
Denton. Ina l0uc<s Bessie Thew Mamie
gefor1s. Grace C0nkhu. Miss Culp and Mr.
Herman kufsche. Part III. viii consist OF 4
Christmas pay ln three scenes, ending
viii A carol and basket drill.
The Nisses Gage and benedict contem-
risfe zivlDg grand bail on Christmas
rtsAt should shey do 80. the event will
h- ne of the deiig hts OF tbs sOciai season.
The Charity bal Will b. given on Thurs
ds7 nighr- December ~. A. The Morton
Ilonss An sHort will he made 20 have the
occasion a. unusually happy one.
A fne programmes of Christmas music Is
heinz prepared bv tie choir Of the Psrk
Congregational church Tor neIt Sunday.
The inrss Rifes give their fourth annual
a December -. "Wednesday evening next.
Tee First Prssbytsrian sunday school Is
preparing ctntata ior Christmas.
The Fortnig ghtly Club meets on Friday
gTeuluE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

numrer 81 prominent To1nE sccie y
F~nt,ennan rho nRve rooms together in fhs
fsdvsri block hare been nAving consider
.c'e sport ~ifa As biIl such A thing
being VnssioIe ~ tnis case. Two Of tbe
rsrsIerrrn found The n,r. where it had
been Slipped gnter ite door The bin VS.
for L-o0 feet. rasv changed it - that is
would read 500 sst then presented it 20
the other fw0 $40 Immediate fsll over
their chsirs a. che strrendous amount
They kneH fnr short isTs rs~s ber~ buE
thsv bal aof anticipated sDch an alarming
trcrssse There mnst 10 somsfhing wrong
win ths meter However. vi-h a raef1l
r0rntsuanca asch une hsn5sd out ths
81 Frr dollar necessary for hs srsrs of tha
srrsnss Then t1s niatiers invested in
rioics grapes t0 tns amount az $50 and
tra Inrr sfe The frrE hna - thi= isT fhe
gentlemen Fho wers trnsted 81 TIE grapes
.-snrrf mag ~ WY their ROOM mates -.
hiaitsd 81 mrch generosity. = trsit 81 char
scrsr ~1ich had rsver ostors s,sr discern
soie.
certain r-Tvicis1 ~ this cifr has he.r
having hesn 7i experience ss fh-v So
down n Dfx.a. ~ith one of the hi<h-faned
ecsrsiir houses I'D street He vent there
80 serurs rocr's srf ~ss sho~n into vsrY
hso1scrns sparfruent ia ~sich artistic hri,.
a srsc ssounded tozeih her wifa sIegant fsr
rft1rs. The orice charged 49, M 0terats
Th. Docfer wss 7slfEhfsi srr fran,ssiistsiv
seruraf rha rooms Mates moved nn
srproihIv FER 's~ 3sTs Tie D1cfor wss
trrrnrEhr p st home in his rew garter
2~ sr1 ~ - nrtrsi thsf srnir 81 .hs
hsnsscr1e ricfrr-s hsd been removed
Then tha n~afiv rris-s trsr rtssrra1-e.i
rfere ~ piece N1-7 fre rrr~ff--a rarsr
- make ~ -t1cH he maa rf ue6rci-1e
--sw snsriciore Hs wss re1uced -r 1sie
hsir fanls stf be ,et. I1sn - chained
ne hei - the rios-f Seer $500 sn1 eei t1
Is q cs~S containing ttese Toris- Yer
I7,.f-s sake iesre rfe re red A. asf az
ecnnfs Re bed wss ,tsr8
The Whfiz ovi cue za~e sc sui pro-
4 Asrs HH ~ -ut N n.st.
sars rers tTenfr tsh.es asef - Me-
ArthzT GrsgerF and Chsa. Hasris swoa
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

There s4s = f4lr astse .14nls - t1s meet
i1s u Ihs ~ ssl si1s Literary Cl1o y stsr-
14s afisFaoou. ceFsr.- ssry illlerssiing a.
&sli a. iasgr1eLss teas zee f1fulsheo -
msny Of ghs ls1i-s. u1dsr tss head ~ lbs
NoFid ss Il M9yss salcn @as tois0s sa
% o sslscIi0n from -lne treseat f14zs 81
gas W oaaan Q1esll9n "a a4asszlne arLlcis
from .hs pen Of b~iss iees ssooo-
.sl prssarsd p4psr On - olc4noes
w.s supDlsmsalsd BY . aumo>o1s rsci.a-
ton. Sraat Lins fsncs." Snlch ~ss fol-
l0ssd ~ an equally namofous DESCRIPTION
Of . picture ~fr0G Llfs
A fsAiing. An Ola Szofy.' poem. sftsr
~hieh Az ssis sad Instructive TAX on
Rocks vas siyen. accompanied o. a. sx-
hIoit Of quartz alg krzalts specimens
"altsh .sraioa' vel rendered recila-
too. I'D a 5amnsf OlLlus. a. original
story Of acknowledged ulsflt. Completed TIE
prgsramms.
L4sl sgsnlnx Ihs Ciuo -&s royaily enter
Iainsd a. = six o clock teA. slYen ~ Mr..
ps4rsall snd Ass.. uoly a. tneif resl1snca On
bridge S.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Mr. T. Lstellisr hAs gone TO Montana on
business
Professor Dickin,os len Thursday for
oi0ux CITY Iowa
Miss Iva S. Ro0nsoa. Of Granville,
Ohio. Is ~ the Livingston.
Mrs. VIII Wnkinson en- last night for
Illinois 10 spend Ihe holidays.
Mrs. }. Morgan Smith il expected home
from the East on Wednesday next
Mr. George Mcinnes entertained q com
pany OF friends With cards on Friday even
ing
Hon and Mrs. y. A. slodgett leave soon
for California. where they will spend the
Winter
L. p. Eddy has returned from Geneva
New York, where ne hAs been visiting his
mother.
Miss Clara Rosenneld. of Rock Island.
Illinois, Is the gnest o. her sister. Mrs. G..
A Wolf OF Cherry-st.
A. d. Hawley. OF Lake Odessa. has re-
moved to this city. 6O2 South Diyision-st..
where be will reside in future.
Ms Hazard o, Chicago. is the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. John A. Baker. OF the
Warwick She viii remsin until after the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry p. Hipp. nee Miss
Jessie Niedendurg. have retained. and will
De at bone % their friends for the present
al Il West Bridge-st-
Mrs. 3. J. CoOs, of Lisbon, who ~ as 90
seriously injured in cider mill few weeks
ago IS convalsscent. Mrs. Koon is Miss
Myrtle Coon's mother.
Mrs. J. W. Orser. formerly of Petoskey.
who has been the guest OF Mrs. r. NJ. Orser
for sometime past. leaves tomorrow for her
new home ia Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Butts. OF Cherry st.
are entertaining their nieces Miss Butts, of
Cleveland and Miss Cline. of Buffalo. and
nephew. Mr. Charles Darling. OF Boston.
Mrs George K Luther. ore Hardy. of
/ Racine Wis. Is the guest OF her parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. G.. ". Hardy, Of South Pros
pect-st. She will remain until after ths
| holidays.
G. B. Quiglsy. resident agent Of the STAN
dsTd Nsrnish Works. New York leaves
Monday for the home Office, to close up q
successful years business. Mrs. Quigley
accompanies him
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

On fharsdsF sssalnx ~. s1d 4rA &.
fsgi a.s .ssed b. Mrs. Hsarf @. Levi, Of
gAa4ro. and Mo- sasdlaadsf II Ns~
v.rs. ees'ssd their friends % ne aunoef
rf fss landgsf a. lAefr DrstEy residences OF
I-f.rs.u usge 4-srales r. q. HAInssay
diaries Ilne- sll t- Iressr assisted
II fa- asfI1rs. To t1ra- leaorauo1s refs
fetLs .ealll-i AL a-tst.e t1s sA-
t.sns ffs 1Ia1 -lom een - fil pLSn :.
al esI8r u Veiia~ snd green. roses 4nd
an.llax 8slls 4s-d p abundance ine tAois
.tn-n r4s aao = psIa unt rl Feil9s. its
as|faeg orlag suh4lesd ~ t1s sot Aslt
fa tae asr.afs ferns z1l palms kfee.ed .ns
sss sfsrge lers. aLa tne <ag ceiofs " e-t
ser4 .0ils sssi-d the oec.lslJn. Gard pay
sas Ir hose 44o she'd ls sas made ir-
U.hrfa4g cl1r jas . loou lpa.aifs. ~nii1
d.en sfsirs tae merry daacsrs Kept time 70
t.a nerl.et mssie oi PROT Weilensi-in 5
orchestra ll eas indeed. loyi1i sOciai
ss.rercs.
M-s Judge Perr.as assisted oy Mrs..
Esnrg smith era hrs. Aana nendail
faU-er ave : c-iizhtful afternoon r-Cep-
aan Ia rh1rsi4v a. her elegant residences
an Na.h.arfnl S. Mrs. j. IS Campbell
a.n us Gharies 5fi lns.i assisted ln toe
par.ars Mfs n linxAsm snt Irs. t. "A.
tnlt presided tle tlni1s room assisted
~ ii sses tiarence lehf4ft Lena hemlng
tn. 1-rt.4de Islks. tlcrz and DonnA
Moore. Eha music on thls occasion vas
f-fehtlaI ane tae decorations ~ere un-
usasil7 -legauE Nearly NO hanarcd
guests a-tenaea.
Mr. anI Nrs Henry Post gave ne lsst oi
> srr.s .ss oI receptions 1o 81 stnrsisy even
ins a. tas Fnst residences on ktnsonl-st.
Thsv ~ers Ase.sied by Mrs. ]. y. barnhsrt.