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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-07-25
CHAPTER XVI.

Perhaps three-quarters of an hour after
the 'sNaInevna' had captured her prize, ,while
the shores of Brittany were fast receding
in the distance, the Princess regained her
Consciousness. She did not seem to rea-
lie her situation immediately; but soon
memory returned, and she sprang to her
feet, her checks scarlet with indignation
and her whole being quiveriug with an ger.
She saw, seated in the adjoining room,
busi,y occupied with some duty or other,
Blanche, the maid whom the steward had
secured in Paris. To her she appealed in o
perfect torrent of hasty words:
sswhy am I treated thusf Where am n
who are youl Do yog know who auaa am
tho Princess Natalie
ssBe quiet, my dear lady. You can do
nothing. Yen are comfortably settled.
nm your maid. Pray. calm yourself CON-
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Guessed He Had Bad News.

Mrs Partington was not SO much myth
as cynical anbelievers assert. For instance,
Aunt Becky Brown one morning last week
came into the breakfast-room with very
much troubled countenance. One OF the
family remarked and asked her what was
the matter
news: jest seen telegraph boy 60 xidin'
to his house on his cyclopedy. Dstrstt
Ffx Press.
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Tickling the Palate.

The only trouble with Hamburg
Figs is that they are SO pleasant to
the palate that children are apt to
eat them when not absolutely
necessary, if they can get hold Of
them surreptitiously. They will
injure no one, but medicine should
not be taken unless needed. 25
cents. Dose, one Fig. Mack Drug
Co., N. Y. Sold by c. A.
Buckner, druggist.
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p,acently said The woman, strong. nearly,
red checked widow of about forty.
Every one on the '.Namoyna' was care.
fully informed that this Young girl was
Fairfax's relative, whose mind had become
little unsettled by recent illness, and
that, for the sake Of greater privacy, he
was conveying her to her American home
On Mr.. Nebhitt's yacht.
She glanced around. This was, clearly,
the cabin of Il steamer. She could feel the
shrobbing of the screw and the rolling Of
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persons under the impression that Ivory Soap is ex
A pensve and intended for the the wealthy only The
fact the price lower than for ordinary soaps quality
sideed, for in the Ivory cheapeners 'maeweghts
used the buyer gets all soap her money Its
hamessne durability and efficiency admit of its being used for
all purposes with equal satisfaction and economy the families
of the rich poor
A WORD OF WARNING.
There white good oy'"
they ARE NOT but like all countee peculiar remarkable qualities
the genuine Ask for yoy" Soap and insist upon gettngh
Copyrgh by yPoctr& & Gamble.
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"Oft expectation fails, and most of
there

soft expectation fails, and most oft
there
Where most it promises"
We have more than once strong
ly calculated upon securing a di-
vision of the Alton railroad, and
the more we caculated the more
completely were our ends defeated.
Now, when we have no thought of
division being located here, there
is a chance that one indeed may
come to US. 1t may be we'll to sug-
gest that the sense of the above
quotation might be reversed and
leave it quite as full of truth as
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John G.. Gaines.

This gentleman, who long resided
near Calhoun and here, where
many relatives now live, died Sun
day, July IA, at San Bernardino,
California. This information was
received by his wife, who is now
visiting near Calhoun, but no par
ticulars learned. Mr.. Gaines went
West several years ago and made
his home at Ceckrell, Colorado
Henry County Democrat.
Deceased was an uncle of s. S.
Craig, of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-07-25

The interior of the Promenade
Street M. E. Church, South, is a
thing of beauty. The arched cell
ing is finished in light wood, ,beauti-
fully pannelled. The altar and chair
rails are of cherry, and the beau
tiful upholstered chairs are of the
same material. The walls have
been newly decorated and all of the
old woodwork handsomely painted
DR.. Miller and his congregation are
pardonably proud of their reftted
place of worship. The opening
service was held last Sunday, and
the church was crowded.
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Ernest, the 7-year-old son of
Elijah Self, north of Vandalia, fell
from a self-binder Friday. The
team became frightened and ran
over the boy, killing him instantly.
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more accurate had Lonyait himself par..cL
pated in the affair.
The document closed with this paragraph.
''fhis is the theory and belief of Jean
Iouva;f il relation to the famous Princess
Natalie abduction case, of which the arch
conspIGtor was Arthur Fairfax, whose
cleverncas has won my unbounded admira-
tion.n
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"Doctor, give me suggestion as
to the best way to stand this hot
weather.
"Well," replied a prominent
physician, "there are few simple
things to remember. l tell you
how I do it. In the first place I
get plenty of sleep. I do this by
eating light supper, without cof-
fee and with very little fluid of any
sort, and but a mouthful of beef
steak. My days work ends with
the day, and after sunset / just sit
around without my coat and vest.
About 9 O'Clock I slip quietly into
my bath room and soak myself ten
or fifteen minutes in a bath tub
full of cold water. Without dry
ing myself 1 draw on my sleeping
garment and 60 to bed. Ny tenn
perature has been reduced and my
pulse has slowed up. This condi-
ton is preserved by the evapora-
ton which goes on for half an hour
or more, during which go to sleep.
Try it.
"Now, for the day time, I eat a
moderate breakfast, with but little
hot coffee or tea. I avoid the but
ter and anything else very greasy.
I eat my fill of bread, toast, toma.
toes, cold milk, ETC., with small
piece of lean, rare steak. I do moi
smoke nor drink anything alco
holic. 1 occasionally take glas.
of some aerated water, like vichy
or seltzer. [ wear light clothes ane
but few of them, and I am no
ashamed to carry an umbrella
The result is that I suffer as little
from the heat as is possible during
this hot weather."
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BAR HARBOR.
A Wild, Weird Tale of Love
and Adventure.
By a NC 3 LEE.

PUBLIsuED TT SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH
TIE AUTHOR.
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A nice good little Sunday School
boy at Moberly with a bouquet
and a fan was beaten last Sunday
by a couple of young toughs because
he had no tobacco to give them,
and neither of the bad boys were
struck by lightning ner run over by
a horse.
Necessity the Mother of Inven-
tion.
From an Exchange.
s'Now for a pump factory, !"
shouts the Cameron Sun. ssPumps
and local sption 60 together
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(CopTighted, 1897. By @. ". Dillingham; - AIs
Rights Reserued.l
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ITCHING AGONIES.
Every Night I Scratched until the
Skin was Raw.

Body covered with scales like spots of
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useless. Cure hopeless. Entirely cured
by the Cutfcura Remedies in five weeks.
am going to tell you of the extraordinary change
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About the ]st of April last 1 noticed some red
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thought nothing of 1t until some time later on,
wi.en it began to look like spots of mortar spotted
on, and which came off In layers, accompanied
with itching. would scratch every night until 1
raw, then the next night the scales, being
formed meanwhile, were scratched off again. In
vain did consult all the doctors in the country,
hut without aid. After giving up an hopes of re-
covery, happened to see an advertisement In the
newspaper about your CUTICURA REMEDIES, and
purchased them from my druggist, and obtained
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ing the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and in four or five
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and psoriasis. recommended the CUTiCuRA REM.
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ar % what the ;, ,sss nave I seen 70 me- G
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Cuticura Remedies.

DIM PILES, black heads, red, rough. chappeds and
Z III oily skin prevented by CurIcrRA SaAP.
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WOMEN IN SYRIA.

fro BE Continued
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-29

ney, eighty.fve feet from the ground, and
last evening, a few of the brick had been
removed.
The new building of the South Side
Turn Society, on South Jacob street, is al
most completed.
Other improvements are reported as fol-
lowe:
A new front is to be placed in the
Twelfth street side of the McLain block,
and there will be general changing about
there. D. Gundling & Co. will occupy the
room now held by Emsheimer & Co., in
addition to their Own, the two being
thrown into one. Dinger Bros. will have
their cellar fitted up as a stock room, in
addition to a new front, and Charley Van.
keuren will open an European plan hotel,
having secured the larger portion of the
second story, part of which will be
fitted up as kitchen and the rest as sleep
ing rooms.
Humes' billiard parlors will be removed
across the street to the second story of the
buildings now occupied by ]. O. Orr and
J. Brilles. The lower floor OF these
buildings will be thrown into one room,
and occupied entirely by Mr.. Brilles.
E. L. Rose & Co. will branch out in the
same manner, occupying the room nov
given over to the Anderson insurance
agency, in addition to their present room.
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sWIFT-At the residence Of David Bell, 437
Main street. on Saturday morning Decem Der Is,
1889, at O'Clock, F. G. B. SWIFT, aged 45 years.
Funeral from residence Of above on Tuesday
afternoon, December 81, at ? clock. Friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend. In
terment at Peninsula cemetery.
lEAZURR-On Saturday, December 2Sth, 1882
JESSE NJ. daughter of Adam e. and Caroline
LeaZure, aged 20 years.
Funeral from residence of parents, corner Of
Forty-fomth and jefferson streets, Gravel Hill,
Monday afternoon, at O'Clock. Friends Of the
family are invited.
BAsHAR-LILLIE, infant daughter Of Charles
and Lizzie Bashar, aged year and two months.
A precious one from US has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled
place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
God in his wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given.
Although the body moulders here,
The soul is safe in heaven.
Funeral notice hereafter.
COTTS-On Saturday, December 2l 1889. at
$50 y. m. RICHARD COTTs, in the 5lst year OF his
age.
DOwNEY-At Martins Ferry Ohio On satur-
day, December 2l 1889. a. $50 o'clock p m,
:
age.
ROBERTS AT Columbus, Ohio, December p,
1889 at II O'Clock q. m WIN. j., son Of George
and Rachel Roberts, in his 231 year
WEISS.-On Sunday December pod, 1889, at
O'Clock p m JACOB WEISS, sged 10 years.
BROWN-suuday morning, at O'Clock, De-
cember y, 1889, ANNIE NJ, daughter OF Mary a.
and the late VIM. Brown.
RILEY AT ST. GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on Tuesday
morning at two oc ock, MARY, wife OF the late
Richard L. ri ey, in her 6Sth year.
GIESEY-On Tuesday December 2i.h, 1859,
CHARLEY, infant child Of Edward E. and Jennie
G. Giesey, aged 10 months.
CONNORS-On Tuesday, December q, 1889, at
y O'Clock midnight, Miss KATE CoNNoRs, daugh-
ter of Martin and Margaret COnnors, eyed is
years, at the home of her parents, No IS North
Huron street.
HAGUE-Tuesday, December d, 1889. at $50
O'Clock a. m, JOHN HAGUE, in his 42d year.
sMITH-At Don, o., on Wednesday, December
25, 1859. at . 30 O'Clock p m, EMsY daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Smith
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MARKED IMPROVEMENTS,
To be Made by Owners of City Rea
Estate,

To be Made by Owners of City Real
Estate.
The owners OF city real estate, and espe-
cally of real estate in the business district,
seem to have determined, with an unanim-
ity that is commendsble, to improve their
property in a very decided way for the
coming year, and in some cases work will
be commenced very shortly.
The REGISTER has referred to a cOnsid-
cradle number of these changes recently,
and this morning gives the following addi-
tional list:
The large store room occupied by G.
Mendel & Co. will be improved by tearing
out the present front and making the show
window in the centre of the building, with
door on the north side for the accOmmo-
dation of customers, and one on the south
side for the reception of goods. The inte-
rior of this store room has already been
handsomely improved, and when the work
is finished it will be one of the best ar
ranged business houses in the city.
An improvement of nearly the same
character will be mace in the front of the
store room occupied by Mr.. Henry Some
borne, opposite the Mcclure. The door
will be removed to one side of the build
ing, and the entire remainder Of the front
will be thrown into one splendid show
window.
Work will soon be commenced on the
Peterson block, on Main street, to be Oc-
cupied By the dry goods firm of George E.
Slifel & Co. The entire lower floor will be
thrown into one large apartment, making it
one of the largest and most convenient dry
goods stores in the city.
Work on the improvement and extern
sion Of the dry goods store Of George K.
Taylor is going on right along,
and when the alterations and connections
with the Market street building are COM
pleted, the store will extend right through
from Main to Market streets, distance OF
about 240 feet.
It is understood the plans for the new
insurance building TO be erected by the
Peabody Company upon the lot adjoining
the new Schenk building on the north,
are IN a forward stage, and that the edifce
will be a very handsome one, four stories
in height.
Bricklayers are at work on the Reilly
building, at Fourteenth and Market street,
transforming the upper story into offices.
When this is completed, the work Of put
ting on an additional story will be COM
menced, and pushed right along.
The tall brick chimney Of the old Arm /
strong, COen & Co. planning mill, at the
corner Of Market and Tenth street, is to be
torn down. A scaffOld has been erected on /
the west side, clear to the top Of the Chin ]
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George b Swift Dead.

Mr.. George B. Swift died yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at the residence Of
his father-in-law. Dir. David Bell, on
North Main street, from heart failure,
after an illness of about two weeks. Mr..
Swift has many friends in Wheel
ing who will be panied to learn
of his untimely death He was a bright
man of great business abilities, and held
one of the best and most lucrative posi-
lions in Chicago. His funeral will take
place Tuesday afternoon, December 3ist,
at 2 o'clock, from the residence of Mr..
Bell. Il will be under the auspices Of
Cyrene Commandery, No. 7, K. T., of
which Mr.. Swift was q memher
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One WAY EXCURSIONS
Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars from
Chicago to San Francisco and the
Pacific Coast.

For tho accommodation OF purchasers Of SECOND
LASS TICKETS and others the CHICAGO. ROCE
ISLAND a PACIFIC RAILWAY are row run
ing excursions IN Pullman Tourist SleeT ug Car
personally conducted EVERY SECOND THURSDAY
rom Chicago 70 Oregon and California yil Denver
Every comfort and convenience assured 80 q grea
educuOn from regular trstclass rates.
Address, for fun particulars,
JOHN SEBASTIAN Gen. Tkt & Pass Agt
= ST, JOHN Gen. Manager Chicago,
de27eOdz
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MARRIED.

AHY-MEHOLIN-At the residence of the
uncle of the bride, Mr.. Hugh McGaw, North
Penn street Island, by Rev W. h. Cooke D. D.,
NJ. NJ. LEAHY, NJ. d., OF Boston, Mass, and Mis-,
s. J. MEHoLIN OF this city
FAWCETT-C OX-On Wednesday evening,
December 25, 1889, at Bridgeport, by Rev. James
II. Rogers. Mr.. JOHN A. FAwCETT and Miss FLORA
l.. Cox; both Of Bridgeport.
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Sale Of Real Estate,

TO DEGREES OF THE CIRCUIT
/ Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, made
at the September term 1889, in the Chancery
cause ofC. 2. Brown VS.. Jane Sny der and Others,
the undersigned special commissioner will, on
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Asut advertisements.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE

Paid for Wooden and Cotton Rags, Wrought
and Cast Iron, Copper, Brass, and all kinds Of
old metal and Junk. Persons having any Of the
above will do well by calling on or telephoning
ALFRED DIMMACk,
2406 and 2i0S Chspline Street,
Who will call for II a. once. Telephone No.
526. del7edb
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Balls. PARTIES and WEDDINGS.

the ban. Torn bits O., see.
s,el Rows and lowee show the trace
rs e dancers clsshed caught in the height
o.rsas mad music. r.hmie, light
lost ln the dance vortex pace.
twas here SD near s-oe-eyst Grace
AND watched the glory of her face.
AL. r,s.ths. she were now 10 sight
amer le ball.
She's pos I've had pretty chase
ST.. -'st her brooch. dropped in thc race
BIZ. rper She and Tom io-nisht
Sent lome had 90 Dee polite
ore. FOX must search The place
Aeer Che HaL
ILL., u--------- d.
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Builders and MateriaI.
7 COX TO YOUR INTERESTS

~ DuilutIS dHu Oh hclo VI Duhuih6o'
now have on hand the best selected stock o
Slate Mantels ever brought TO the city. kept
good assortment Of Gas Crates and Tile Hearthf
and all goods for making a nice IRE place. Cal
AZ my place and you can see just what you are V
get and see the Mantel set up FOR inspection.
B. z. CALDWELL,
Ie23dke I507 Main Street,
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good part of the past week was spent
- living snd receiving Christmas presents,
.-s .ts remainder Of the time has been &C.
--i ia adnirirg them, 50 that there was
.-acl Leisure to indulsein social gaiety.
-sal al Ths Wheeling Club, Friday
al. opened the holiday festivities, and
13w on those in the social swim
rlbs cutie gay for the next couple OF
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r About Society and Some Points About
Mems Dress
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oc2oawt

The above sale IS this 2Sih day OF December,
1850. adjourned 70 Saturday, the Iith Day
of January. 1890, at tle same place and
commencing at the same hour as in the shove
notice mentioned. GUT K. C.. ALLEN,
de29jyiAll SPECIAL Commissioner
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CLEARANCE SALE OF SHOES !
ANY PERSON

Having property FOR RENT may have the
same adj ertised in this space FREE or CHARGE
from now until April LIST, 1880 II they will report
to us on or before Thursday OF each week.
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! WISH to employ few ladies on salary to take
) charge OF my business at their homes Light,
very fascinating and healthful Wages $40 per
week. Reference given Good nay for part time.
Address with stamp MRS. MARION WALKER,
Louisville Ky del2ThAd
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WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework. Apply at 27Sl Chapline
Street. desc
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Hen 4dusrttstuttn;s.

"AENTED-NURsE FOR A CHILD-AP-
w ply at No 1903 Eoff street. de29q
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THE DENVER STATE LOTTERY co. WANT
i Agents Tickets 80 cents. Address A. C.
ROSS & Co, Denver, c To- deI5qu4d
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"ANTED-BY SINGLE YOUNG MAN
w Board and Room. Address, HOMO. REG
IsIRR office. deg ca
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GARD TO PEOPLE WHO WOULD LIKE TO
- go into business We have lots busl-
nesses of al kinds, for sale from $500 to $4,000
Now is the time to buy; the boom has struck
Wheeling surs L A. ROLF & CO., Real Estate
Agents, No. 1920 Market. Telephone No tee.
del9dqer
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A number of South Side society ladies
entertained their gentlemen friends in a
very pleasant manner at Windsor Hall,
Christmas evening. Dancing occupied
their attention until midnight, when re-
freshments were served, to which all did
Justice, after which dancing was resumed
and kept up until an early hour next
morning.
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Special Commissioner.
7 hereby certify that bond and security has
,een given by the above nlmed commissioners
IS required by law and by tie above mentioned
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WANTED-OCCU FOR DESIRABLE
w furhisehed rooms, corner Eff and FIJI
tenth streets. de29s
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Col. Van a. Zeveley, editor of the
Beacon Light at Pennsboro, W. v, and
Miss Inez Haddox, Of this city, were mar
ried quietly here several days since. They
have the best wishes Of many friends.
The Progressive Euohre Club was enter
tanned last Thursday evening by Miss Liz
zie Kuglen az her home in.the North end.
Seven tables were occupied, snd the con-
tests were unusually close and exciting,
resulting in several ties Miss Mamie
Welty and Mr.. Charles Aul won the first
prizes, while the doubtful honors were car
ried off By Miss f. Merge and Mr.. J. Burg.
At halfpast eleven the supper march was
played by Prof. Killmeyer, who oficiated
at the piano, and 81 fled into the dining
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WANTED TO RENT-NINE ROOM HOUSE,
w with modern convenience, good location,
by April first, but must decide before January
first viii pay 5000 per year. Call on or address
L. A. ROLF & CO., Real Estate Agents. No. 1920
Market street. de27esdq
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An Invitation has been received frCm
Charleston Tor a New Year German 90 be
given a. 1e Hotel Ruhaer Tuesday even
irr hy tte yo1ng men oi that city.
Ducnt VIII commence az nine o'clock
end t.e German viii begin at eleven. The
chspCl-es are Mrs Neil Robinson, Mrs.
hs-- Walker, Mrs. Joel S. Quarter,
BIS 1s Witt Clinton Gallsher, Mrs. Geo. 5.
C-11. Mrs. Wesley Monohan, Mrs. Hen
~ CLAY Dickinson and Mrs. Frank III.
Markell. The Committee of Arrange
uents is composed of Messrs. Clarence
Moore, Edward Wilbur Stanton and
John Anderson Peyton. It viii no doubt
he an elegant affair.
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Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Jennie Raymond, daughter of Judge A.
F. Raymond, of Fairmont, late of the Su-
preme bench, 10 Mr.. T. D. Hill, Of New
York City, who is one OF the contractors
on the new Camden road The wedding
will occur at Fairmont on New Years
Day.