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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-27
A Isaee Tor lIarlIn I.nul nnnn.

J.J. Kennedy, Of this city, tho mana.
ger for BERTHE Lawrence, the well known
champion female pedestrian Of the Uni.
ted States, was up al East Liverpool yes
tefaay, making arrangements for q 20.
mile race between the young lady aud
Jake Engledfuln, the champion l2.hour
pedestrian Of The United States, TO take
PLACE al the Fifth street rink on tho
evening Of August 3. The contest will
be for d purse Of 800 and threO.iourthB
OF the door money. EnglOdfum will
give the young lady q hve.mlle start Ia
The twenty-five miles,
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CONCORD. N, H., July 90 christopher
Carter, aged 90, completed a three years
sentence in the State prison for horse
stealing to-day, apd ppon being released
was Immediately rearrested by o lvorr
Cester, Mass, on a requisitlon for lar
Ceny OF a team six years ago. Carter Il
said to be one OF the most notorious
horse thieves in New England, one oi
his exploits having been the theft, trans.
fer and sale OF all but three Of car load
Of horses In Vermont, few years ago
He has been in confinement for horse
stealing almost constantly during the
past fifteen years. y
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THE BM FAILURE.

Tie Indebtedness will not Exceed Five
uIIljun Dollars.
NRw Yonx, July gS.-Cornelius N.
Bliss assignee for tho embarrassed dry
goods firm of Lewis Brothers & Co., said
to-day that he could not give an exact
estimate Of tho liabilities or assets Of the
firm as yet. He would put an expert ac'
Countant on the books apd will prepare
a statement us soon as possible. Walter
II. Lewis, the New York member Of the
flrm, when approached on the subject ol
the failure, referred everybody to the
assignee. II Is the general impression
in tho trade that the amount Of indebt-
ednCss will not exceed $5,0U0000.
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Arson Suspected.

CISCISNArI, o., July 2O.-About 8
o'clock this morning the Cincinnati dry
dock buildings on Eastern avenue in the
eastern part OF the city caught fire and
were consumed, together with a con.
siderable quantity Of lumber. The
whole loss may reach 100000, upon
which the insurance is said TO bo $t0,-
OOQ. Half qn hour before the fire the
private watChman went through the
building and says there were no IRE
there. This gives reason to suspect
arson.
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PROVIDENCE, r, l., July 2O.-The Rich.
mond Paper Company suspended this
morning. The company suspended
some little time ago und has been work.
ing under an extension, SSO00,0U
new capital being paid in, Gecpred by
mortgages, subject however, 10 first
mortgage held by the Rhode Island Hos
pital Trust Company, for $SS700O. The
company has had no rating with Brad
slroei for some time. Their last state
ment showed assets OF 1854, 900 and lia'
bllitIes OF $G6S,0OO. The plants a mag
nihConk of1e
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TRoY, N. Y, July 9O.-JameS Mccall
OF West Troy surrendered himself to the
police Of that village this afternoon
saying: u have kicked my wife "a
death"
been terribly kicked and there was 9
deep knife wound in her neck which in
itself was sufficient to cause death, The
woman was found In her home lying In
u pool Of blood. She was about illty.hVC
years old. The husband Is alty.Seyer
years old. He says his head has beer
out OF orlhr for Come time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-27

Cl4cAoo, July 9O,-Guy q. CrOvyn
and j. Williams, local heavy weights,
fought six bnbing rounds In a barn
i, near llis city this morning, In tho pres,
Shte OF lN sports, for a purse OF 5000
NFTevyh had the best Of the GVht, and
" Gl.n .,. a tGttliictight.h .handVr put Williams
70 sleep u tho sixth round. Tho VlCiol
was also badly Punished, "'
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OUTRAGE by WHITE CAPS.
A Sian and Wife shamefully Treated Near
GIIIeaplO, III.

a Sihh anu NiIe shahetuIly Trehteu Near
gillespie, Ill.
sT.Louls, July 2G.-Infcrmation comes
from Gillespie, ILL.,, that while Henry
Bokamp and his wife were riding near
that town last Monday evening they
were taken from their buggy by an
armed band OF White Caps, who took
shameful liberties with the woman and
swung Bokamp up to a tree three times,
the last hanging proving so near fatal
that he could only berevived by the ad.
ministration OF medicine. They then
left him. The reason OF tho outrage il
said to have been mere suspicion that
Bokamp had committed petit larceny.
The case has been put in the hands oi
Colonel Oller, a criminal lawyer oi
Litch6eld, who says that while at
Gillespie yesterday looking into the
affair he was warned by man who
claimed to be the captain OF the White
Caps that II he came nosing around
there he would get u thicker rope than
the one they gaye to Bokamp.4The Col.
onel says he has spotted the perpetra.
tors Of the outrage and will prosecute
them to the extent OF the law.
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Crollntell in uer monae.

LEWISTON, MAINE, July 20,-A house
occupied by Mary Ann GraGam near
Sabatis was burned at five o'clock this
morning. Mrs. GRAHAM was seventy
years old, lived alone, and her charred
remains were found in the ruins, she
having apparently been burned to death
in bed. Cause Of fire unknown.
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To PLAY fora purse.

Arrangements have been made for a
series Of threegames between the Wells
burg Graysand the Mingo base ball club,
for purse Of $50. The first game will
be played at Mlngo to-day, the second at
Wellsburg next Saturday, and the third
will be arranged for later. The GrayB
have been Iputting up q good game Of
ball, and as the Mingos are crack club
some fine playing moy be expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-27

CoScoRD, N, H., July gO.-In the caSci
ola physician and a dentist, Indicted iol
ptaCllClng medicine and dentistry with
out q license, the Supreme Court to-day
guashed the lndlCt1lenIB and deClatel
the Jaw tequitiHg lleonSe I6r the pyaC
we " medicine and dentistry uhton
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NEw YORg, July 29,-1ayyef John Il
Dunn vas sent 70 Sing Sing prison 70
day 10 Setye opt Q sentence Of Mint
years and six months. Dunn was iognt
guilty Of having induced Cashier Scott
Of tho Manhattan Bank, 10 steal. HI
advised Scott 10 fly the county. Subse
uuenlly the cashier came back and ap
pearVdas a witness against him,
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rroL A. II. Walsh Ijrn,l,

ColunNrs, o., July 2O.-A private tel
csr0m from Port Huron, Mich, an
nonnccs the death this evening of A. II
Walsh, associate Professor OF Englisl
Language in the Ohio State University
lie was widely known In elucationa
circles Us the author Of several standarL
works on English literature. lie was 81
years Oi arr.
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CncAoo, July &c, The Chicago and
Calumet Rolling Mill Company, with
headquarters at Chicago was incorpo'
edto.day witha capital stock ofSl, ,OOO,-
600. II Is undehtood that the company
will crcta large rolling mill at Calumet
and make steel rails and fight the COM
bination Of the Joliet Steel and North
Chicago Rolling Mill Companies.
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CoScoRp, N. H., July VG.-The Judi.
ciary Committee Is considering the ad.
viSabllity Of reportinga bill abOliShlng
capital punishthent by recommendation
Of Attorney General BARNARD, who at.
gued before the committee that there ex'
ole quite q etFohg feeling In The State h
favor oi such measure, and personally
recommended ils adoption.
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urSyISSEY MUST RETURN.
An Interesting Question Under the Contract
Labor Law,

Labor Law.
WASHINGTON, D, c., July 96.-The
Secretary of the Treasury to-day decided
an interesting question arising undel
the alien contract law. 1t SCENT
flat Irwin & Sellers, merchants
Of England, who have q branch house in
Ncw York CITY, recently discharged the
Lookkrcper in their New York house,
An American named james 7. Watson
and ernt over Il liookkeeper in the home
Office named Edward f. Hennessey, to
take his place. .,,
The question was referred to the solicl'
Tor Of tho Treasury, aud that officer gave
All opinion that as llennessey had
clearly come to this country under u
contract to labor, his landing would be d
paIpable violation Of law. The Secrcta'
ryconcidrd inthis opinion, and instruct;
G,I the collector at New York to compel
IIpnnrssry to return to England.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT organizing,

Special DIlpdIeN 70 It 7RltTTI9eilctT,
PAREERspuRd, w. Va, July26.-Steps
have been taken towards the organiza.
tion Of post here Of eS.eoutederate
soldiers, Of whom there are large mum.
bei In Wood Oounty-among them some
Of our most prominent citizens. A per.
manent organization will be effected
next Monday night,
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YeStorday' - League and AssoolatIon t,nmos,

At indianapolis game with Chicago had
10 DO p0ltponed on account Of rain.
AZ tplttEbuHh-pltubu 81 Cleveland, 4,
EaTued, Anda IIit1, 10 and O, ErfofS, 2 and /,
lloms rms. Miller aud FaalI, Pitchers, ElaiCy
AT philadelphia boston, 0, PHILADELPHIA, O,
Earned, !. Hits, q each. Errors each. Home
run, Brown, Htchen, Madden and huntington.
The game was called 1t the end OF tic seventh
lhnlng on account ol Faln
AZ New YorE-:WiihiHE.on ., New York !.
Earned, Rnd0, His, gaGd 0. EffOFa, aud
Home run, Wllmbt. Pitchers, ftNGOn aud KpOlea
AZ BAltlinQl0-Th0 game with III. Louis had u
DO p0ttpnnOl on account Oi rain,
AZ Now YOFk-HrOOklyn 2Oi Cincinnati g.
tylIpVl, land l. Hts, ~ and .. EffOfS, 4GndO
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NEw YoRK, July gO.-1ti Is reliably re-
ported that tho President Of the Stone
bridge Company has SCcuredin EUROPE
the necessary capital to build the brldgt
and the swofk Will soon DO commenced
The proposed bridge will spsp the Hud
son liver Al Cornwall Rnd,Wlll DO Elgl
70 the pOughkeepsie bridge.
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Gained NM Llb.l sn,..

JACKSON, TENSp July 2&4The Jury
In the $4,000 libel suit Of the
Rev. Frederick A. Howard against
several members Of his former
congregation and three religious publica.
tionS returned verdict for The plaintig
to-day and assessed the dRmaEd'at one
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-27
TIla CHEROKEE CONMlsSION,
a Gloomy outIook-TroubIe Growing He,
tween the Greeks and Cherokeea.

a Gloomy Outlook-Trouble Growing he
tween the Greeks and CherokssS.
FoRr GIBSON, !, T., July 20,-Tht
Cherokee Commission was met here yes
terday by delegation OF Creek Indians
headed by Indian Agent Bennett, who
asked that the Greeks be heard at once
in reference to certain technical matters
concerning the sale OF their remaining
lands. The request was granted and
Gen. Fairchild has arranged to meet the
Greeks at Muscogee to-day. The hard
feeling between the Creeks and Chero.
KEGS grows more bitter as pending nege.
tiations come TO focus, The Cherokees
upbraid the Greeks for the Oklahoma
deal, and their indignation increases as
the Greeks make further preparations to
sell, The Cherokees are almost a unit
in their opposition to any and all trans.
actions by which their lands are to be
marketed.
Chief Mayes demonstrated flrmness
In refusing to call the council that bids
fair TO handicap the labors OF the com.
mission at their outset. He is reported
to have publicity stated 10 the command.
ing officers at Fort Gibson that he
would not call an extra session under
any circumstances. General Fairchild
expressed desire to confer with the
Chief Of Tahlequah as soon as possible,
ostensibly with the object Of Inducing
him to call an extra session at once
During the delay that must ensue be.
fore the delegates assemble the General
says the commission will 20 to Cheyenne
and Arrapahoe agency to consider their
claims In the Cherokee Strip.
The most important fact that has oc.
Cured 10 the commission thus far is the
length to which the negotiations must be
protracted and with the present hostil.
ity demonstrated by the Cherokee au.
tliorities, 1t may be several months be-
fore preliminary negotiations can be
opened. The commission goes TO Mus.
cogee to-day.
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, BALTIMORE, NlDo July 2O.-owing to
The effects Of the storms and the low
Prices received, nearly onCmilllon quarts
Of cultivated blaCkberrIcs will bo left To
tol on llIC vines at Laural, Md, and In
MniyINnN IInn. 'H w wy
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PRovlpEStt, R. l., July 9O.-It Is nov
believed that the Indebtedness Of Lewis
Brothers 4 Co., to concerns in this city
will amount to fully sl,oOO,00O, but al
the firms deny that they will bc compell'
ed TO assign.
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VlaIllbR Wh0eInten,

Three biCyclibLs from Jacksonville,
Ills, IN route 10 Washington CITY, were
here yesterday, and alter dining at Van.
keufen'B restaurant were shown about
the city by Mr. Vankenren, MI, q, Il,
Irwin and other local Wheelmen, and
one Or Two Of The eboyB here aCcOmpanII d
them q ehOrt distance on their Journey,
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Nutfll Amer liIltaln.

-, hSoSvIltS TESSp July gO.-DetOc.
Vye John 4. Norris passed through this
p'acC Yesterday going east. lie had pa.
pgis from the Governor Of MisBlssippI
E, w. Ml'Irh 10 secure the arrest Of Jake
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ptnhahl, illi.a i.i.,.I

The Hancock County Courier Of this
week contains The iollowihgi
AptiIe fight between two New York
plugs will, more than likely, come Off
u the upper end Of this county next
Friday, August 2, Al least II looks that
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dgm SnIIlll DSmOndl The ilOlt.

SEw TonS, July 9O,-The following
0o''Rc to.dayi
s.,,,. LONDON, July ~,
sullivan having refused Smiths chal.
inISSe' smith claims the championship
Gv,H @ SMilh 10 ready 10 fight anybody
'or INC OVlt and 81 900 aide,
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NEw YoRg, July 26,-Atrived, steam.
oB q Gellert and OolumbIa from Hamburg
and AdflAtlC from LIVERPOOL
BRRMRRiGyHN, July 28, - Arrived
steamer Baale from New York,
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LONDON, July 2O.--The wedding pres.
ents received by Princess Louise Of
Wales were displayed al Marlborough
House to-day. The total value is Ci60,.
600. The Jewels alone are valued at
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AUBURN, N. \, July GOV. T.
Graves, one Of The Oldest and best
known bankers IN The State, died sud.
denly thls morning.
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The IIIEh waters sub,ld..

FREEpoSlA, KAs, July 2O.-Thu flood
waters o Fall river have subbIdOd and
he people who were driven from thell
homes have returned,
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pulidlnFAN Navy.

WARRINGTON, b, Co. July 2O,-T'hC
contract with the Union Iron Works, oI
San FRANCISCO, for the construction Of
coast defense vessel vas signed to-day
by Secretary Tracy, The contract price
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posAlbly JohdaCUwn Victims,

A few days pInpp Carl Truck found
floating In the Ohio river, opposite SIC.
tersvllle, bottle In which was a small
piece Of paper containing the following
Johnston
Enebody Catching this bottle will know
that my body u In tho bottom ol M,
river for all oi1ny people was dtoundet
and droIHa my SELF 30 | bid thg WoElt
MIas Enln Bio,
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Do rot suffer FROM sOroiula, salt tl,euin,
or other hlimorH2 Take Hoods BafSa.
parlllA, tho great blood purifier, iOO
doses one dollar, 4
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NO GAME AT CANTON YESTERDAY.
A Sunday Game to Take Its place-Yoster.
days hall Games.


The Wheeling ball club did not play
yesterday. The reason is given in
special received from Canton last even
Ing, which states that the Canton. Wheel
ing game scheduled for yesterday was
postponed till tomorrow. This special
also stated that the Law and Order So
ciety proposed to serve warrants on all
the players early Monday morning in
case they played on Sunday, but that
the Wheeling team would probably es-
cape arrest this time as they would be
out OF town by Monday morning. The
Canton club Is scheduled 10 play here
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
and the presumption Is that both clubs
will leave Canton together Sunday even
ing for Wheeling, 50 that In case the
proposed warrants that the Law and Or
der Society are 10 get out arc not served
Sunday, they cannot be served till the
home club returns and the Wheeling
club again visits that town. The two
clubs will play to-day, tho weather per-
mitting,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-14
Ventilating Potato Ranks.

will give you my way Of yentilating pota-
TO banks, which think is preferable; I; at least,
I advise q trial of It as follows:
/ make long banks In line north and south
as high as necessary, and after putting good
covering of corn stalks 1--WE have no pine
straw about two thicknesses all over the
bank, nail two 8-inch boards together as II
to make gutter as long as my bank, and
place It. on top OF II in the shape of q roof;
then put the quantity of dirt required, say
about three inches all over the gutter and
bank, and press 1t down with back OF spade,
leaving both ends Of gutter opened until cold
weather threatens, then close the north end,
but never close the south end except In very
severe cold, and then only with straw, and
remove It as soon as the weather turns warm
or mild; and thus 1 never lose my sweet po-
tatoes. = 4..s,s. (. &. .s.4 t3i & T.. "a
I also put q rough covering about two feet
above my banks to keep the pelting rain from
washing the dirt of and to keep more even
temperature, and to prevent sprouting 10 any
great extent In mild winters. * !, :.
very large loss Of this valuable crop is
caused by two early digging and for want of
proper and sufficient ventilation for the
banks. E1.f-s d - 81 49, s -, II
At this date am still feeding my milk COWS
on sweet potatoes and have them on my ta-
BILE daily. i:s.l,s 3
Now, wish some OF your practical CORE
spondents to give us the best way TO dig our
large crops Of sweet potatoes and the best tool
to do 1t with t5ttI
Which of the potato diggers does best'
: Shell Beach, La. j. RHUL MORTON.
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JOHN YELDELL.
His Acquittal Of the Charge of Mur-
der..-His Escape from EdgefeId ,
and His Safe Return to the Arms
of His Northern White Friends.

The notorious John Yeldell, of Edgeleld.
alias Rev. e. F. Flemon, Of Plttsburg, was
brought back to Edgef1eld last week. and tri-
ed for murder in the killing OF Blackwell,
some FIVE years ago. The Pittsburgers hired
q lawyer in that city, and employed MIR. Benet
Of our town, to assist in the defense. The
Northern city Of negro lovers and rebel haters
seemed to be stirred from centre to ctrcumfer-
ence at the idea Of q negro being brought into
q South Carolina Court.
The jury, after remaining out for three
hours, returned verdict Of not guilty.
There seemed to be fear that BlackwelPs
friends might kill Yeldell on sight: members
of the Rife Company were engaged to guard
the distinguished negro with two names; an
extra train was chartered on Sunday; re-
urging him to faithful and brave discharge
of his duty.
John Yeldell, riflemen, and distinguished
counsel got aboard the train and went from
old Edgefleld at the rate of forty miles an
holY, until Columbia was reached. Yeldell
then stopped for the regular train for Pitts
burg, where he has been preaching since he
quit politics. He seems quite good enough TO
administer the consultations OF pure Chris
tian religion to the Pittsburgers, and we shall
not be surprised to hear that John Yeldell has
been made Doctor Of Divinity, or Installed
q regular canon Of the church of our Saviour.
There may have been great danger oflynch-
Ing John Yeldell, but, II we can correctly read
Though the lines, 1t seems more like huge
Joke than anything else. No doubt Press
Blackwell Is surprised to learn that he had
called out so large detachment OF the Edge
field militia. Newspaper men are good on a
joke, sometimes. They struck oil this time.
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! HOT SHOT FROM TEE OLD FORT.
for the Stock show
Progressing Finely-A Fine Exhib-
it Expected-A Correction.
r e, n ;,

.a. NINETY-SIX, 3. c., August II, 1889. /,
Well, Mr.; Editor. hope you have. had
Fair Grounds on the 18th. When you and
Gen. Hemphill come TO town, call for me and
I will provide you with tickets to enter the
arena and quarter stretch.
Portable for those interested In the Fair.
Well, we believe preachers generally are q
privileged class and what they say is nearly
always true and SO long as generalities and
not personalities are INDUCED IN, no one has
"a right to complain. 49,
MI. Maner L. Rice. who has been attending
a commercial college at Baltimore, has re-
turned. ~ ~
morning for the shooting tournament. Mr..
Rice, manager, informs US that he will have
1000 I've pigeons. See programme.
Prof Cork has issued his annual. His
school will commence on the End of Septem.
Der. The Professor informs us that the pros.
poets are very tlatterlng. He Is congratulated
on all sides upon the selection of Miss Rich
ardson as assistant. We predict the best
school Ninety-Six has ever had. ~
In an interview with Thomas Waller, who
was accused of signing John Reynol ds's bond,
I would state that Waller is not acquainted
with Reynolds and that Reynolds never even
asked him to sign his bond. Waller thinks
that he has been unjustly treated, and asks
those parties who arraigned him to enquire OF
his white neighbors and ascertain If he is
not man who attends strictly to his own
business This / think, Mr.. Editor, Is but
justice to him. and I hope you will give II
place In your columns.
Miss Lille Siffley, OF Graham's, s. c., Is Wis
iting Miss Lulie Cauthen.
The match shoot between Mr.. j. T. BoZe-
man and DR.. II. M. Julian on last Friday re-
suited In O tie. Bozeman missed every shot,
and 30 did Julian. -.
Several of our citizens attended preaching
at Bethlehem on last Sunday. v
Miss Daisy Orchard, who has been staying
r,ft 4, t,or Inf n TJnGnnn1h
several months, left for her home In Atlanta
last week.
Capt. Hale and Mr.. W. II. Frazier attended
the PendIeton Fair. EAST END.