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Smyrna times., 1890-10-22
SharpIGSs Bros.
Chestnut and Eighth StS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
TIL u sun
FOR
1901
PHILADELPHIA.

Some people agree with THE SUMS
opinion about men and things, and
some people don't; but everybody likes
to get hold of the newspaper which is
never dull and never afraid to speak
its mind.
Democrats know that for twenty
years THE SUN has fought in the front
line for Democratic principles, never
wavering or weakening in its loyalty to
the true interests of the party it serves
with fearless intelligence and disinter-
ested vigOr. At times opinions have
differed as to the best means of accom-.
plishing the common purpose it Il
not THE SUNS fault If it has seen
further into the milestone.
Eighteen hundred and ninety-OnC
will be a great year in American poll
tics. and everybody should read TIL
| SUN.
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Ladies' Walking Jackets

In the newest shapings and ma
terials at the lowest of low prices.
Excellent workmanship and fine
tailoring are dominant featnres-
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

1obn Kielkopf shipped seven pints
ofred raspberries to Philadelphia, per
steamer Clio on Monday. They were
the second crop.
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Very Pretty

Printed Crapery Silks, in Gold,
Nile, Shrimp, Sage, Electric and
Pink, have been reduced from
SSus, 859; to $50 a sIo%6ortnyifyy ITaTd; A DGTy
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nover's Town Council will take steps
Lord organizing a board of trade.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD WORK HORSE. CHEAP.
-t, j. S. GEARHART,
sep24tf Smyrna, Del.
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English Decorated.
ELECTRIC CALL

Bells for Table or Desk in a
great variety of styles and sizes,
ZSe. q g1 . gS
each. They are named electric
because when one presses the
button they ring as ''snappy" as
if a great dynamo was at the
other end.
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ite tute Hall on Tuesday, "Wednesday and
thursday, day and evening Maven.
Der 1ith, 18th and 18th.
AT least three of the local florists are
going TO compete for the premiums off.
e[ed and they have been growing
Gnrysanthemums specially for the -ex-
nloltion during the past summer.
The synod of Baltimore commenced
us sessions in the Central Presbyterian
Ghurch, Wilmington last evening
Inc synod is composed of the PresbV-
terles of baltimore, Carlisle. Winches-
ter and the Eastern Shore Delaware
belonging to the latter. Some of the
most notable men in the section en-
Oraced by the synod will be in vii.
mlngton for several DAYS and the uro-
,ceedings of the synod will be full of in.
terest.
DOuOtless many of our readers have
heard OF Beatty organs, and some pro-
Daoly own one of them. Daniel F.
beatty their manufacturer, formerly
mayor OF Washington and very widely
advertised as such, was indicted bv the
y. >. Grand Jury at Trenton on Mon.
uay for alleged fraudulent use of the
mails. He is charged with sending
circulars throughout the country off.
erlng organs at ridiculOusly low prices
ana. after the receipt of money, refus-
ing TO NIL the order until further sum
would be forwarded, claiming that he
mad run out of the cheaper instruments.
IHE TROUBLESOME Huns AGAIN
The policemen made a successful raid
Sunday on the Hungarian residents of
Dob0lnsvllle, at New Castle, and CAP
tured nine of the dusky foreigners who
We're half hour later all safely landed
IN Jail. The Huns, numbering about
100 men and women, occupy a seprate
row OF hOusOs in Dobbinsville and it is
their custom every Sunday to hold a
Olg publication. On the preceding
Saturday when they are paid off at
the iron works several from each house
take an empty trunk to Wilmington
have 1t filled with bottles of whiskev
and beer, and in this way smuggle it
into their homes without detection bv
the authorities. The orgies on Satur-
day night and Sunday created great
noise.
The following are the jurors for the
lower hundreds of New Castle county
drawn to serve at the November term.
First panel: St. Georges John w.
CarrOw, Samuel Dickinson, Frank b.
Watkins.
ApOquinimink-Wi William H. Bennett.
Daniel 5. Richardson.
Black bird--James T. Webster, Will
liam G. McClane.
Second panel st. Georges-Robert
{. WhittOck, Charles Derrickson, John
w. Dickinson.
Apoquinimink-George Bramble,
Robert d. Ratledge.
Blackbird-Harry T. Woodkeeper,
Levi S. Nailor.
Third panel: St. GeOrges-William
G. Janvier, William H. Moore, Richard
Clayton.
ApOquinimink-Edward Morgan,
William A. Scott.
Rlackbird-Hartley Bennett, Thomas
A. Lynch.
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AStrakhan Cloth

Capes in the best and most pop
ular styles. Prices, as usual, are
very inviting. See the &C
wonder. 1t will convince yOuOO
of our leadership more potently
than words.
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The Surprise

Of the Shirt world is our Justly
famous garment at EEn New
York Mills Muslin, 0JG' solid
Linen Bosom and Wristbands.
full regular made and guaranteed
to fit. Do you marvel at the
surprise?
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

cbrSaa- baa C,HsRYsAETHEMUM SHow.-The
Be S1a S10Saueaemum show next month will
Hosnssed q the auspices Of the Delaware
lion si, ~ - ana will surpass any exhibit
mlnstoss she Kind ever attempted in Will
'On' twill be held in the Insti-
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AStrakhan Trimmed

Robes are among the seasons
prettiest dress goods novelties.
The choicest cOlOrs and lowest
prices rule here always. You'll
be surprised to see what $40 can
do.
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Opening OF Mails.

,., North. $50, $50 A. NJ, $50, 7.2O Pm.
COinS oOi,S South, $50 A. NJ 7.2OP.M'
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county and State Items.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

There will be an election on the 4th
November. 1t is so quiet here that
!. : we'll to make a note of it.
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MO. Benjamin. agent of the Della
rare Railroad at Dover, has been APP
Dointed Auditor of the Baltimore and
Eastern Shore Railroad, with head
quarters at Salisbury, Md.
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-, vrna Branch Trains.
Closing of Mails,

North. 715, S.2S 1856. A. NJ, S.42, 44O P NJ.
UOiI south. $50 1.57 A. M, 44O, 5.55. 1882. NJ.
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the North, 100 A. NJ, 900, 1.45P.M.
H., ~, the south. 7.S5, ll.SO A. M.
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The Watkins Packing Company of
Odessa. propose to enlarge their canne-
L,;tdiuO
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Clearing Sale Before Removal
GRANVILLE B. HATNES & CO.'S

ME COUNT THE TIME by days now, because little
IA over one week remains to the end O this Great
\" Clearing Sale Preparations nearly complete
~ n for our reception in the New Store the familiar
old corner at Ninth and Market Streets
The business in hand to make EVERYTHING IN THESE
TEMPORARY STORES GO We have instructed our managers
hesitate ordinary and possible TO LEAVE,
NOTHING BUT CLEAN SHELVES
Even SHELVING AND COUNTERS ARE TO GO also If
any Retailer in need of such he buy the outfit up
stairs at almost his figures
Having put the New Tariff any this merchandise
cannot take it off; but have taken great deal more
much that is estimated dispose Of all that in
bulk to wholesale dealers at present prices.
THE NEW COATS AND WRAPS FOR LADIES are looked
upon as mare at present prices and called foolish
selling them IN this Perhaps welded to
intention Of beginning the New Store with Everything New
The upon CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERIES has
been great and continues We little what
being done in Nottingham and Tamboured
We have also
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UudergIazed Printed.

English Tea Sets of Sc pieces at
82 a90 o over Ss: wit with lOlidl1ls Value
You cannot find them for less
than $50 anywhere else.
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i u. Nathan Pratt has just two acres
so.0 sweet potatoes this year. The two
sly Sres produced $50 bushels of as fine
IA sweet potatoes as we ever saw. 10
AM bI'uon TO the $50 bushels of market
IiD' i'm potatoes he has $50 bushels of cul-
hslVr lot seed. In all the two acres
eIs e 9een made to produce 700 BUSH
bpnan nereis a clear profit of over one
has ed oied dollars per acre. The doctor
tba, als0 .,, one fourth of an acre in beets
rats y. w'il produce 100 bushels, or at the
can !" y oOO bushels to an acre. Who
eas this 2-MiIfOrd NeUs.
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The judges of the court of appeals,
Judges Robinson and Irving dissenting,
gave a decision Monday sustaining
the Australian Ballot Law.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

Word has been received from Unit
ed States Senator, John J. Ingalls, stat
inc that he will be unable to address
the Republican mass meeting at the
Ooera House Wilmington, October %.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

SUPERINTENDENT WARD RESIGNS.
a. ,LOoVernor Biggs last week received
'ne resignation of James A. Ward, Sup
ST,lhtendent of free schools for Sussex
SSoGnty. The reason that he assigns
vt MS resignation is that he intends to
,eaVe the state to study medicine. He
Sss appointed by Governor Biggs,
SSpIli 10Th, 1887. Ex-Clerk of the
cGsnaIe, Benjamin J. Moore, and John
MAY may OF i,ridgeville espOken of as APP
pilcants for the Dositiorl. -
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L. w. Matthews, a general merchant
of POcomOke City, Md, has assigned,
with liabilities at $500, assets, $500.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

The third quarterly meeting of the
directors of the Kent COunCy Mutual
Insurance Company was held at the
eOmpany's Office in Dover on Wednes-
day, and showed that there has been
a large increase in new business, while
the losses have been less than for last
year at this date
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

Rev. Jacob Todd and wife arrived
home Saturday after four months
absence in Europe. The homeward
voyage Was very tempestuOus. Both
the tourists are quite we'll and enjoyed
the trip immensely. This evening the
tourists will be given a royal welcome
home by the congregation at the par
sOnage Of Grace Church.
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Miss Mamie L. Spilman, daughter of
Robert L. Spilman, Esq, of Dorchester
county, was married Monday to w. E.
Dunnock, of Denton, at Grace M. +.
Church, Taylor's Island, and Miss
Mary Adela, daughter of DIR. Charles
H. Rose, of COrdOva, and Robert
Charles Morgan, of HillsborOugh,
Thursday afternoon at one o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

The coffin factory of Jonas Stoltz, in
Chrystie street, Baltimore, and 10000
collins went up in smoke. This is a
dead loss.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

This citizens of the lower part of Car
Oline are making an effort to secure a
bridge across the Tuckahoe river to the
Talbot side. The Talbot citizens are
also at work for the same result.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

tut 1Tte Hall on Tuesday, Wednesday and
thursday, day and evening, Noyem-
Der llth, 18th and 18th.
Az Ieast three of the local florists are
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

In the assault aud battery case of
West versus Tyndall at Georgetown.
the jury gave a verdict against the
teacher, Tyndall, and fined him $50
and costs. The effect of this decision
upon the scholars of the public schools
Of that county will be very bad.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

MillingtOn has three store houses in
course of erectiOn-Thomas r. Quinn
by, furniture store; Julian 7. Powers,
drug store; Frank BOttomby, general
store house.
The marriage on Thursday evening
the 9th inst, of Miss Mabel EOla Har-
ris of Baltimore, to A. II. Malsberger,
a merchant of Masseys, Kent county,
was quite brilliant affair.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-22

Says the Wilmington Republican
mot one honest vote will be kept out
Of the ballot boxes by the appointment
Of deputy marshals, while as many as
a thousand illegal votes Ray be kept
out of the boxes. What then Is the
matter? Why oppose the appoint
ment of deputy marshals?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-23
Esm,niscence Of The John,.owa Flood.

AhetA'hAeteuCe u lhe OOuustOWn tloOus
Soon after the great food in the Con.
cmaugh Valley, Pa, last GUNNER, the
press dispatches heralled the news OF
an epidemic Of d!arrhUa at Johnstown.
The following letter from Rev. II. L.
Chapman, pastor OF the Methodist Epis.
copal Church, Johnstown, gives the par
iiculars and most successful remedy
used;
The box Of six dozen Chamberlsin's
Collie, Cholera and Dia,rhea Remedy
which you sent at the suggestion OF
Hon. Wesley Redhead, reached us soon
after the great flood and at 4 time when
diarrh@a was quite prevalent. AS soon
IS it became known that | had the medi.
cine for distribution, there began 4 great
run on it, which continued until it was
about MI gone. Every one, so far as l
heard from them, testified to its virtues,
declaring it tho best medicine for the
purpose they had ever used. Those who
got it shared it around with their neigh
bor5, go that I am confident your gener-
oslty in sending it was productive Of
great good. We used come OF it our
selves and found it not only m excel
lent medicine for diarrhpa, but for all
kinds Of pain and uncasiness in the
stomach and bowels. 1t has been re-
ga:led as the best medicine known here
for the diseases it 10 recommended for.
In view Of your sending such a large
quantity for free distribution among
poor people, I think you are entitled to
this testimonial in it's favor.-H. l..
CHAIRMAN, pastor Of Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Johnstown, Pa.
To Chamberlain 4 Co., Des Moines, Ia.
For GALS by W. W. Irwin, Chas. R.
Groetzc, John Klari, Q. schnepf, W. E.
Williams. Daw
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At CLERK lIuUh'S OFFICE.

Various Interesting Matters that Trans.
pircd there Yesterday.
Sarah Riley was yesterday appointed
guardian for Anna Ermon, aged II, or.
plan Of Charles Ermoa, deceased.
Clerk Hook yesterday Issued a mar.
rage license to Pe.crM n. Fraser, aged %,
a native and resident Of Nova Scotia,
Canada, and Maggie E. Young, aged q,
a native Of Nova scotia and resident oil
Wheeling.
Two deeds OF trust we're admitted to
record, and transfers as follows:
May -, by Joseph Rauscher and wife
to George P. Folc,er, for $500, Ill
acres and 8 roods Of land in Triadclphia
district, northeast Of and adjoining the
village Of Triadelptia.
July 10. by II. +. Behrens aud joseph
Speidel and wives to Catharine Quinn,
for $3.50, lot IS OF Behrens and Speidel's
addition, in the Eighth ward.
July 10, by James A: Henry and wife
to Alfred Rudge, for 500, g lot on the
west side Of McColloch street.
June 81, by James P. Rogers, special
commissioner, to the Hebrew Cemetery
Association OF Wheeling, the Jewish
burial lot, adjoining Mt. Wood Gene.
terv.
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In the grand spectacle OF Imre Kiral.
iy's Nero; or the Destruction OF Rome"
WHICH is now a feature Of Barnum &
Baiiey's Greatest Show on Earth, there
are no less than one thousand two hun
bred persons engaged. Among them
are the finest ballet dancers OF England,
France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Aus.
tral;a and Portugal. A stage four hun
.dred and fifty feet long Is required to
show this magnificent part Of the show,
which the London papers said, after see
ing it there lost winter, lis the finest
and grandest, as well as the largest and
richest, spectacle eyer seer in Europe"
Barnum 4 Bailey never had SO many
wonderful new attractions before as
they have this year in their Greatest
Show on Earth. The show is larger,
better and grander than ever, and con:
tains & snyriad new and startling fea-
lures meyer before seen. It will exhibit
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THE CLUB At THE PARK.

The srembers aud theit Friend. Eater.
talned handsomely at wheeling Park
Inst Evening by Colonel nIsscii.
Perfect weather and A charming Mace.
, ,,on,,, h,o. .nl :. ,,,s ....,,a,, ,h;.
seA'". "o'' "nu s''" o'ess,on 'n''
but partially tells the story OF tho mem
CRADLE gathering at Wheeling Park last
night, when Col. George =. Bissell en-.
tertaincd the members OF the Wheeling
Club and ladies invited by them.
When a short time ago Col. Blssell
sent out neat invitations for this affair,
expectation was naturally wrought to
the highest pitch, and II has been a lead.
Ing theme in social circles since. It Is
sufficient to eay OF the manner In which
Col. Bisscll entertained that II fulfilled
all the anticipations. The iete was
worthy Of the host, and none Of the
guests will soon forget the evenings en-
tertainment.
AT s o'clock most Of the guests went
out on the special Elm Grove motor, but
q great many others followed at 0.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Social md Personal Notes-Ecal Estate
BublnebS. Is ".Ir

Social md Personal Notes-Ecal Estate
Business.
Several weddings will take place In the near
future. nj ="
The Y: N. c. A. ball club will play tho Wheel.
Council lid not meet last night, owing 10 the
absence OF Mr.. George McGlumphy from the
city.
Yesterday squirc Keller fined William Fast
aud George Brannon s. aud costs each for di.or.
derby conduct.
NJ. !. Il. Elck md family and n party OF reIa.
yves spent Tuesday very pleasantly picnlckiDg
at Wheeling Park. =
The Y. N. CA. excursion, which was TO have
HHen place on the steamer r. +. Phillips to.
hiRh!, mas been postponed on account OF tho
low water.
MIS-. kidder and sons, Of Terre Haute, Ind.
VINO has bcen visiting Mrs. Kidder's daughter,
Mrs. y. Russell Wood. on North Fourth street,
returned home last night.
On Monday evening the Misses Jones gave n
yefy en1oyable, party at their home on North
Film street. The evening wAs spent In games,
music conversation. etc., with elegant refresh.
u!ents at ~ O'Clock.
Charley. Cess 1nd John Harvey were arrested
last evening BY MAMMAL Wtstwood and officer
Bowman for drunkenness and disorderly con.
Duct. Harvey was around tiourishipg q 1cyolvc-,
Guilty. -
Real estate Is looking up, but mercantile bust.
ness Is iull owing to the summer stop Of the
three glass factories and other manufactures
AUD re absence OF 30 many people. II the
be still duticr. The fall outlook for the different
manufacturing establishments is good, and this,
with the building OF tho new railroads anu the
opening OF the bridges, will make money p!eu,y.
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LOCAL DREvlTlES.
Matters OF nlluor Moment In md About

NlnttGTn VI llluuE utVhisht ii hfh <hboht
the City.
ANOTHER merry:go.round has located
In the Sixth ward.
THE Board OF County Commissioners
msde the monthly visit OF inspection 10
the County Inllrmary yesserday, and
found everything in good condition.
Ronrnr O'HAHG was arrested on n
warrant list night for taking part In u
row on Saturday night. Joseph Murphy,
n plain drunk, wus run In by officer
Short.
The A,ion Society will give q picnic
and sommernschtBfeBt at Wheeling Park
this evening, which. bids fair to exceed
in enjoyable features all past fetcs OF like
character.
A LETTER was received In this city
Yesterday announcing that Mr.. Charles
Bee Kinan, Of Wheeling, had caught
the biggest fish caught so far this season
at Macklnaw.
j.. L. BRurNErr waa tho name given
by q very drunk man hauled 10 by tho
patrol wagon yesterday. lie had his
pockets full Of printers' working aud
travelling cards.
BrLLAiEE Is 10 have n State Firemen's
Tournament, August 90 and %, for
which great preparations are al reGdy be-
Ing made. A largo number Of cities
throughout Ohio will be represented.
THERE was n small wreck ut Loudens.
yillc, out the Baltimore & Ohio, yestcr.
day, by which the Don train was some
wha. delayed. Tho way train run into
tho pickup and the track was OBJ
structed.
THE Baltimore & Ohio train from The
Eagt on the main line, due hero at l2:4i
y. NJ. yesterday, was delayed by the col
lision beyond Moundsyille for over two
hours. This necessitatGd IN extra mai,
delivery.
r~INKEEToN detectives arc employed By
Barnum and Bailey to prevent their pa
irons from being imposed upon BY
"caup followers" Hence, there never
was a complaint made in the history O.
tho show Q! any ~incivili.y or anything
else on the part Of any OF Its 200 EN-
ployes.
A LOT OF rubbish piled on the wharf
near the Panhandle freight depot
caught fire yesterday forenoon, ant
blazcd 80 iiercely that tho Hope hos
wagon was called down to put out TIT
flames, which it quickly accomplished
without any BARN resulting. The rub
Dish ought hot, however, to be there.
How the idea took root in the mindl
OF neighborhood exchanges that thu
school enumeration here was taken tc
show that the United States census was
wrong, cannot be coniectmed. Asimi
lar census is taken for school purpose!
each year. The census the results 0
which were printed yesterday wa
merely the ordinary annual schoo
enumeration.
Miss LIZZIE MCDONALD. whose sac
suicide at Duquesne, Pa, was noted il
Mondays lSTELLIGENCER, was a relative
OF the well known family OF Mcdonald
in Beliaire, so the Independent Gays, ant
some Of them went to DuqueGne upol
receipt Of the first news concerning tn
deplorNb!e affair. This was doubles
tho foundation for the ntory that sh'
was a Wheeling girl.
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, Ill.,,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was n hopeless victim Of consump.
ton and that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption; she
bought a bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued its use aud after taking ten
bottles, found herself sound and we'll,
nov does her own Homework and is as
well us she ever was. Free trial bottles
Of this great Discovery at Logan Drug
Co.'s drug store, large bottles SOC and ST..
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A horse belonging to Ike Smith, and
hitched TO a night cart, fell from exhaus-
ton while at work in Alley Thirteen,
east OF Woods street, night before last,
and was left there with only such food
and attention as humane people volun.
teered, up to a late hour last evening.
when it was reported To be dying. There
is not u day that Smith and his en-
ployes 10 not violate the law against
cruelty to animals in the grosseat way,
a.sd they are never prosecuted,
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AG0UT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
". Bideker, OF Weston. ia at the Nc.
Lure.
J.W. Boehm, OF Ellenboro, is at the
Windsor.
n. K. kennon, Egg, Of St. U~lairsville,
isin the city.
Mrs. O'Harsell, OF Weston, is register
ed at the Stamm house.
Mr.. Charles Cheryront, OF Calhoun
county, was d! the Hotel Behler yestcr-
day.
Mrs. n. Z. Whitaker and daughter,
Miss Elsie, LEI. yesterday for Mt. Lake
Park.
Miss Nni Z. Forbes will give a lawn
fete at her home in Elm Grove on Fri
day evening.
Mrs. DR.. Taylor and sister, Miss Flor.
ence, are visiting the family OF Senator
Marley, at Detroit, Mich.
Will L Mcconnell, Of the Wheeling
p 'ttery, is spendin: his vacation among
leEd5 at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Miss Lottie Hoop, OF Wheeling, who
has been visiting Miss Kate Noli, at
Moundsville,% returned home yesterday.
Mr.. John Brill, Of the Greer & LANG
hardware company, returned yesterday
from an extended tour 10 California and
the far West.
Mr.. Joseph Parker, vile and child,
started yesterday morning Oh ateu days'
drive through Harrison and Tuscarawas
counties, Ohio. aI
Miss Ida UpdegrafT will leave to-
morrow for Cleveland, Ohio, where she
joins Il fishing party, which will spend
ten days fishing on Lake Erie.
Miss Sarah Sweeney entertained n
number OF her friends yesterday even
ing. Lawn tennis, cards and dancing
were the amuscmcNts INDUCED in.
Rev. B. J. Farrell, OF Findlay, who
has been the guest OF Rev. J. A, Hon
kins at Wheeling, with that gentleman.
is the guest OF John II. Hopkins wet Of
town.-Belairs Independent.
Miss Todd Baird, of Wheeling. is The
guest OF Miss Katherine Baird, East
Maiden street. Miss Ora Houston, of
Wheeling, is visiting Mrs. John Dickey,
on West Chestnut street.-Hashinq!on.
Pa, Exchange.
Quite q number OF ladies are summer
ing at the Hotel de Doyle, West Liberty.
Among the number are Mrs. J. s. jack
sou and little daughter, Mamie, Mrs. ].
X. Bestwick and niece, Miss Cad, uodp.
kineon, Mrs. E. L. Dearborn aud daup6.
ter, Grace, all OF McKeesport, Pr, and
Misses Maggie and Sue Small, OF ALE
eheny City, and Miss Margaret C!ohan
and niece, Dora, OF WheeliHg.