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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
NEIGHBORH00D.
vslr EAs szES GOING on N NEAa-SI
Towns TEE PAST VEsk.
S,sal AsaaA Ba2rrirgs asd ET'aa q .lo'Al n
k-,t Gathered By -asgsi' h'p'f'sA
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CITATION.

Cp,rrov So. Va. December s-t'rol.
,r,--r.n so vrIfr Cf Loldon, kog., ar
$3.50 81 fi.e Arlington Hotel sunday The
.f,..,r rrrar- ia q boxing clno Aucs-ial
t,.)-eof the Viresi' was presented oy
I,.srr ~ fhe OVCa House, fl4ag
,f,ht t8a LARGE and apprcc.atFe -ulle 49,,
III. md Mr.. A A Wilison spent sun
5av o-,tb relatives az Cumberland. Md.
49, l.ieIev. who has been az Hunting
ton for The past few months rctufneo Ia, las
,,eey and accepted position Win lue bal-
tinors ard Ohio 90 chis place.
mos. N0sby, the genial porter az q, ' I'
Grafton Hotel, was taken suuueuly III ON
T,bo narsonage of the Lutheran Church
&c about completed and makes handsome
appearance - - W.
Nr and Mrs. William Llmbers. OF ives
ton are visiting relatives here TINS week.
Mir and Mrs Barron returned 10 the!r
home I'm New York. after pleasant VISIT
10 Sir. and Mrs. b. +. Martin.
Miss Bertha CarricO, Of ROWleSourg,
MS me cuest for several days OF Miss
Nellie Schumacher. iuoWesJ GRAFTON.
Senator WOrley, Of hingwood, renalneu
here a few days on his return rom Cnl-
cago. where he has been assisting MS
brother in railroad matters.
q. A. BonuasOn left Tor his nome az
Naysvilie, Pa, Tuesday evening.
Airs. Charles Dunlap, OF Topeka, mas, IS
visiting here.
Mrs. NcWilrans and daughter left for
Wheeling Tuesday morning.
An unknown tramp was taken SICK
Wednesday near the Baltimore ana ONO
shops, and was removed TO tue county lalL'
Mrs. VIM. Defries, of Cumberland, Md,
was visiting Mrs O. W. Hoover this week.
A. o. Love, Of ParSersburg, spent Few
days here the guest of relatives.
Hiss Mary Jenkins left for a short VISIT
% MOrgautOwn.
Mr. and Mrs. zimmerman LETT Tor their
future homo in California last week.
JEFF Hamilton has been very i'll for sew
eral DAYS, being unable TO St,end 70 MS
duties at the express office.
Several handsome residences will be
erected I'm the west end OF town IN the
near future
ri. q. Mucler has returned home from
pleasant visit 20 Virginia
The little daughter Of VI. Grow, OF t,et-
terman. was badly burned by her clothing
being iguited while standing near CRATE.
Miss Julia Haushaw, OF wheeling, IS the
guest Of relatives here.
Gen. Ggf was az the Grafton Hotel
Thursday.
:. Jones, of Fetterman, was badly in
iured in the wreck on the Grafton and
Greaubrier road, near Adeua. Charles and
James Bishop were in the same wreck, but
escaped with slighti1iurieS.
Mrs III. Gray, Of Horton, Kan, is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
T.. 3. Seely, ofthe Grafton Hotel, was in
BaLmrOe this week
Mrs. Bee Reed, OF FairmOnt, was in town
this week.
Our town has been in darkness for quite
a while caused by moving the plant 70 the
gas house, but we hope that we will soon
have our lights again.
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NOTES OF raK RIVER.
News OF the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News of the Boats and Bostmen Along
the Ohio.
The marks on the landing at mid
night showed feet ; inches OF water in
the channel and rising.
The Congo, for Cincinnati, and the
Keystone State, for Pittsburg, are the
packets scheduled for to-day.
The Scotia departed for Cincinnati
yesterday, She had large freight trip
and goodly number Of passengers.
Capt. Goodwin is on the Phillips. He
will take Capt. Princes new boat, the
Luly Prince, South as soon as she is
ready.
Captain Ben Goodwin passed through
Cincinnati on Thursday, on his way
home to Wheeling from Louisville. He
delivered sawmill boat at the latter
point.
Hopes are entertained that there will
be coal-b0at stage, as nearly all the
coal loaded ready TO 90 out is in coal
boats, and comparatively little in barges.
The coal operators are more anxious,
however, to get empty barges up the
river to keep their mines going than to
ship more coal South Immediately.
There are now ready to be taken out
about ), 100000 bushels OF coal, and this
will make tows for all the boats which
viii get here in time to take it out.
Mr.. Starlin, of Martins Ferry, has
inst returned from Marietta, where he
is employed by the Marietta Manufact-
uring Company. This company makes
a speciality Of building steamboat ma
chinery. NJ. G. Knox & Son are
the boat builders. They have
just completed the fastest side-wheel
steamer on the river, the Telegraph.
She is now In Cincinnati getting her
furniture and stores, preparatory TO
going into tie Cincinnati and Pom
eroy trade. She is the only boat
having the piston valve engines
and sidewheels. 1t was enormously
stated that the Iron Queen was build
ing In Cincinnati. 1t is being built In
Marietta, and By the same parties who
turned out the Telegraph. Her boilers
and her equipment will be constructed
there. She is so far advanced as to be
ready to launch. She will be very
fast boat, and viii be constructed with
all the improvements put upon the Tel
egraph. She will go into the Cincinnati
and Pittsburg trade.
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cba,t To-. Jackson. Is down with an attack

chant Jos. jackson, Is down with an attack
az typhoid fever. ,-,.
Mrs Alphcns Hsgaus. Of Brandvihe,
was buried GA THURSDAY 10 the cemetei! ~
fhat place. she having died Tuesday even
mo ~ 60 O'Clock She had been alhns
fora long time with cancer 81 me bfcas.
and heart az ction. ard suffered greatly
for rranv months before death.
Hor u a.. McGrrw. ex-Cougressf an
from ibis district. in taking 90 anotuer
Republican a few DAYS ago, said; SUP
pose TIE uext Spcsker Of me House vi. -
4 Democrat. and that being tne case I.
would Ike 20 see or man W l.son g. d,
Mr. Mcsrew is a great admirer OF W -.
Wilson knowing BIN 20 oe a JAZZ, ~ . e-'o
man, aud be ol.y objects 70 "lisoA > pm
tlcs. e.-,.....h;,,
AR wilson's election % the Speakersnip
Iaea farx horse or otherwisel would 90
rro~e Tor our Little Mountain state lnsu
any other move tha. is possible 70 De ulaue
on the political chess-board.
CirrIit Court FOR Preston county oesihs
Friday. December lith- -. a.
Alden Easton. who is Just putting the
finishing touches on his handsome new res
i5ence rear WIN. G.. Browns, we sre sor-
nv to chronicle. is preparing to 60 10 Pltts-
burg t0 i've. He has decided to go INTO
business in that city, and Will soon IeaHv
FOR that purpose; his wife, however, WIN
remain until spring before she joins ner
r. W. Monroe, left first of the week for
Romney. ,,-.. n
c. e VickerY went to Washington, u.
c.. during the week. r..
Jas. w. Parks has been on the sick list
most Of the week, but is now aole 10 DC
ont again.
Duncan Mckee and wife left first OF the
week for an extended visit to the parental
roof at Halleck, Monongalia county;
Senator VIM. G.. Morley returned Ihurs,
Ciay from a trip to Chicago, where he mad
been 10 see his brother David, who was so
badly scalded in a railroad accident he
reports his brother able 10 be moved TO MS
homein Kansas, though far from being
well. =
DR.. Trippett is the happy possessor OF
the Fairfax "Grandfather's Clock" IL IS
ABOUT eight feet high, with handsome hand
made case Of walnut inland with white
ash. The original cost was SlOO for the
works and $40 for the case. II has solld,
cog steel pinions, gives the moon changes,
dav of the month, second, minute and hour,
runs about ten days al one winding, ana
when clean and in order will not Strike
wrong, no difference at what time II IS
started.
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ST. CLAIRsvILLE.

ST CLArRsvILLE, o., December 5.-Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin, from Danville, Iowa, Wis
tied their nephew, Mr.. Samuel Campbell,
af this place.
DR.. A. H. Hewitson left Wednesday on
a Western trip.
Miss Annie Patterson has been visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
DR.. Furbay attended the State Dental
Association.
Communion at the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow.
Mrs. Hinkle, an aged lady living east Of
town died Friday morning.
Miss Belle Close is in Bellaire at the bed
side NJ her brother. DR.. George Close who
is seriously Ill:
The two social clubs had dances at the
Court House hall wednesday and SatCr-
day evenings. M,
Georgia Alexander are delegates TO the
Good Templar District Lodge held at
Bellaire next week.
Mr. Geo. Brown, Sr., was called 70 New
Athens by the illness Of his sister, Mrs.
Mrs. n. w. Carroll sent her goods 70
Kansas CITY. Mo-, for which place she will
leave during the holidays.
THO RelIsire "bums" escaped from the
Comfy stone pile Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Kelly Gifin is visiting In Martins
Ferry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

Some of the Measurable TerpsIchorean
Antics Now on the List.

Some OF tho Plcasurable TerpsIchorean
Antics Now on the List.
The Potters' Union No. 225 are get
ting ia shape FOR ball, which will take
place at Tentonia Hall on Christmas
Eve. Prof. Killmyer will play.
Cards are issued announcing the sec
ond grand ball to be given by Island
Council No. ., Jr. o. u. A. NJ, at Bee
thovcn Hall, on the evening Of Decem-
Der 10th.
The members OF the Lilac Social are
making preparations for their ball,
which occurs on Christmas Eve at West
woods Hall. Mayors full orchestra
will make the music.
A ball is to be given by the White
Lilly Social at the Elm Grove Town
Hall on the evening Of December goth.
Great preparations are being made.
Dimmy's orchestra will make the music.
The dance of the Neptune Fishing
and Cunning Club occurs on December
Gath, at the South Side Turner Hall.
One feature of the programme will be
two handsome prizes for the best lady
anu ReHtleIudn WdlILeIs L lOA. IA UhOi
will make the music.
The masquerade ball at Westwood's
Hall, Thursday evening, went off with
success. About two hundred maskers
were present, who enjoyed themselves to
the utmost. Robert Null took the prize
for the most comical costume, and Miss
Bessie Kahn the prize for the best
waltzer, which was diamond ring, pur-
chased of John Becker. The prize for
the gentleman was ton OF coal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
Making Glad the Waste (W-ist) Plaeea

THAT'S what l call making glad the
waist places said Smithson, as he put
his arm around a lady'S waist. But
Lilly won't care much for this show
Of affection il Smithson doesn't get
rid OF that disagreeable cstarrh of his.
Won't somebody tell him that DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy will cure him.
by its mild, soothing, antiseptic,
cleansing and healing properties, Dr..
Sagc's C&tarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases Of Chronic Catarrh in the Head,
as thousands can testify. "Cold in the
Head " is cured with few applications.
Catarrhal Headache is relieved and
cured as if By magic.
In perfect faith, the makers Of DR..
SaCo's Catarrh Remedy-the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, of Buf.
falo. n. T.. offer to pay $500 to any ore
suffering from Chronic Catarrh in the
Head whom they cannot cure.
Now, If the conditions were reversed
If they asked You TO pay $500 for a
positive cure You might hesitate. Here
are reputable mon, with years Of honor
able dealing thousands OF dollars and
. great name back of them.
They believe in themselves. Isn't It
worth trial ? lsa't any trial prefera-
bic to eatafFhf - -
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WASHINGTON. PA.

v,su,xc7ox. Pa, December 5.-The
annual banouet Of Gamma Chapter Of the
Pbi NJ fra ernity was held at the Eu-
Korean ~ hotel last night Plates were laid
for twenty-five: 1
WbseIine visitor yesterday
F 4I Willets has returned from a trip
to New York. - -, c,h.,
sns,, The mast week In New YORK.
Mr. an and Mrs. S. W; Hal entertained in
ban an, H manner on Thursday evening.
Wp BAKER, cashier OF me Citizens
week. ..--aS 90 ho. -
:, HIs. hnre n. Va, after visiting her
daNt5tsr Mrs. Lewis Brew.
Mise Jennie Biayuey, OF West Aiexan-
der was q Washinz ton visitor this week
Me- lane Baird is visiting. in Wheeling.
s, III : MI, ai week visiting il this place.
w. sue Jones entertained the local Ep-
wo n.,S' I.eaeue ST her home on North Main
street on Tuesday evening
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

every evening at 80 instead Of o'clock.
The Board Of Trade meets on Wednes-
day evening.
The District Lodge Of Good Templars
meets here on Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. T. w. Lane has returned from st.
Clairsville, WHARF he assisted DR.. Hinge
ley.
The doll bazaar on Tuesday evening in
the new reading room, on Gravel Hill, will
be largely attended.
The metres taken out by the Natural Gas
Company are piled in yard near the .. 2.
Church. The metre system was failure,
and If natural gas is sold in Bellalre again
it will be so much fire.
The supply of natural gas has been very
good for the past week.
The brigade of tramps sent out to st.
Clairsville is not so large rs it was, as two
Of the prisoners have escaped.
The pew wharf boat Of the steamer Phil
lips will go on duty this week.
McGinty & Straub have ha and electric
light placed in their candy store.
Services in all the churches today.
James Wilson is home from business
trip in the interest of the Bellaire Nail
WORKS.
The Gravel Hill Reading Room Club
meets Thursday evening at the home OF
Park Lowe.
Roll of officers of EncampmentN No. "a, U.
vi: Colonel. j. B. Dsan; Lieutenant
Colonel, John NJ. Beveridge; Major, Louis
Schramm; Officer of Day, James Grafton;
Chaplain, John I. Grow; Surgeon, K. l..
Ney.
Friday evening, after the adjournment OF
Encampment No. "a, Union Veteran Lee
gion. they assem- led at the residence of
George Kern, where sumptuous supper
was served.
Some of our school teachers will attend
the meeting of the association at Martins
Ferry on Saturday.
Pension vouchers TO the amount Of $40,
900 were signed in this city on Friday.
Thomas Mcclellan, who was injured in
the fire at the Union Window Glass
Works. is mending slowly.
The Hook and Ladder Company wants
two more FIRE extinguishers.
A painter has improved the stacks at the
blast furnace.
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Billiards.
The Great Northwest in the Snow Up to Its
Eyes and Freezing Solid.

The Great Northwest in the Snow Up to Its
Eyes and Freezing Solid.
WINNIPEG, MAN, December The
storm continues with undated vigor to-
night. The only train leaving Winni-
peg to-day was the Northern Pacific ex-
press for st. Paul. All trains on
the Canadian Pacific, Great Northern
and Northwestern are abandoned. The
streets are almost impossible.
Serious loss of life is feared, as the
mercury is dropping. At Deloraine, Mrs.
John Peddic was found this morning
frozen to death about four hundred
yards from her home. She was driving
home from market and was caught in
last nights blizzard. He two children
were also badly frozen.
ST. PAUL, MINI, December A
Grand Forks, n. D., dispatch says the
storm is still raging. Mercury about
zero. Air filed with snow. Railroad
men report the first snow blockade in
two years. All trains practically aban-
doned.
Reports from Aberdeen, S. D., says
the worst wind and snow storm Of the
season has been prevailing for the last
twenty-four hours. All business is at a
standstill. At Moorehead, Mimi, q
blizzard is raging. Several persons are
reported frozen TO death at Pierre, 5. ID.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
A Mysterious Case of Trespass.

Some time during Friday night some
one, at present unknown, climbed the
Western Union telegraph poles on
Market street, beween alley nine and
Fourteenth street. and removed four
sections of wire making up a part of the
southern system of the synchronizing
clock circuit of the Company. The re-
suit was that forty-three clocks, south
of Twelfth street, were cut out, and the
electric service, by which the time
pieces are regulated, was not in work
ing order until nearby noon. The party
taking down the wire even went to the
extreme of carrying off the glass insu-
lators from the brackets, thus doing all
the injury he could. There is at pres
ent little or no trace, but the matter
will not be allowed to drop.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
KINGwOOD.

KINGwOOD, W. Va, December 5.-We
are having IN abundance Of rain now, the
wells are filed, the crops garnered and
everything in readiness Tor the coming Of
winter.
The colorcd folks Of this place did not
like their white teacher although they had
petiticDed Tor her 10 teach their school, so
they b0ycotted that is they kept their
children az home; 50 az the end. Of tbs
month the trustees closed the school, and
so the colOrod people are without school.
All this because the teacher whipped some
o. the scholars and proposed 10 run the
school, in place of the pupils running It
Dr. j. +. Michael. of Fellewsvill. this
county, was az his post on the Boar1 Of
Examining Surgeons on Wednesday, h4v-
lug got over his dose Of strychnia, taken by
misseke.
Mss Winnie Jackson. Daughter Ct Mer-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
Drifting Deep in the Street.

GLENDALE, n. D., December g.
One of the worst billiards ever expert
enced in this section of the Northwest
has ragged here ever since II o'clock
Wednesday night. About four feet OF
of snow has fallen and it has been fly
ing in the air and binding sheets all
day. There are drifts in the streets
four and five feet deep and business is
entirely suspended. Stock on the range
is in a bad plight and great LOST is
feared.
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At Pembina. North Dakota.

PEMBINA, N. D., December 5.-A ter
rlble blizzard set in Thursday morning
and has continued since, and is still
bowling with increased velocity. Bust
ness is at stand-stlll. No one can get
in or out of the city. The sidewalks
and streets are blocked with snowbanks
ten and fifteen feet high and cannot be
cleared until the storm abates.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
SILK UMBRELLAs.

We have n choice line of fine Silk Um-
brellas in Gold silver, Ivory, English-Oek
aud Tiger Eye Bandles. Our prices are
low and quality the best.
I.G. DILLON s CO.,
Jewellers.
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7HIl iron INDUSTRY.
A NIL M4n at hs 1rssosu. Iron Works Of This
CITY Plead G1ilF and Was
Acquitted By
DRS.
COPELAND AND BELL.
A LONG STANDING TROUBLE SETTLED,

The speaker was MIR Lester Eckman,
who resides at 2l0S Chapline street, Wheel
ing, an employe of the Crescent Iron
Works, and formerly an old resident of
Cannonsburg, Pa. The following is the
true story as he gave it to the reporter:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
Look Out Below
We Nave in Stock Nearly
Three Hundred Pianos and Organs
WE HAVE
The Emerson Piano, The BlaSSiuS Piano,
The Weber Piano, Secondhand Upright Pan5
The Hardman Piano, Secondhand Square Pan,
The Wegman Piano, The Packard Organ, |
The KrHn Piano., Story and Clark OT5aN|
TheNeV England Piano, Chica6OCottageOrgaH|
THE BRIDGEPORT ORGAN. |

For the next thirty days we intend to
surprise our friends by selling the above
and other make of instruments at great.
ly reduced prices and liberal terms. We
will consider it a compliment if you will
call and see us whether you wish to buy
or not.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

"My trouble began about two years ago"
con;ibned Mr.. Eckman. My nose stopped mp
on ONE side and then the other. until / was
compelled 70 breathe through my mouth, caus-
ing MY throat to get so dry / would take a
swal Ow OF water TO get relief. / had contin-
ued dropping OF mucous from my head 10 my
throat, causing me to hawk and spit most all
the time, until my throst grew so raw and sore
] could scarcely swallow at times. Sharp pains,
cutting ike knife would dar. through my
back. My appetite wos almost lost. and what
little did eat lay heavy on my stomach. /
grew very weak, and only six months ago began
TO spa blood, which ooked to ne as though my
days we're almost mum cred. Bowel' irregular
and constipated, feet would swell so / could
hardly wear my shoes. ! grew so weak | was
scarcely able TO work at all, and would arise
in the morning feeling more tired than when |
went 10 bed the night before. was in this con-
dition when | called on Drs. COPELAND &
BELL. In fact, was mere skeleton. ! at
once placed myself under their care, and i'm.
proved steadily from the 4 s5t day began their
treatment, and now feel as stout and hearty
as ever did, can eat good square meal, snd
IL any one doubts it, let them try me once. |
sleep good and can do good days work with
ease. I now weigh as much as | ever did in
my life. and would cheerfuliy advise all 'uffer.
irg humanity to try Drs. Copeland Il Bell and
be benefited"
The above statement can be easily verified at
Mr.. Eckman's home, No. 2l08 Chapline stree .
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

DOCTORS COPELAND & BELL have
located permanent Offices at 1921 Main
street Wheeling, W Va, where they
treat with success all durable case, Office
hours-9 TO IL a. M; 3 to 5 p. m, and 2 &c p. m
Sundays-9 a. n. TO u IN and l TO p. N
peciaties-CATARRH and Diseases Of tbs
EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS. Consulta-
ton free.
Address all Mail to DRS. COPELAND & BELL
1871 Main Street, Wheeling w, Va.
Treatment, including medicine, 60 month
de6dAN
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-04

for Oneonta, N. Y, where he will be united
in marriage on Wednesday to Miss Helen
Louise Mills daughter OF Mr.. William NJ
Miils. He will be accompanied by his best
man, DR.. Stephen B. Casein.
Miss NJ. Z. Cunningham has returned from
brief trip.
Miss Amy G. Leavitt is at home to her
friends on Monday evenings at 1922 L street.
Miss Lena Stearns, daughter OF DR.. Stearns,
Rhode Island avenue, is at Glen's Fall, N. Y.
Mrs. Cecil Morgan, of Atlanta, Ga, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Dodson, OF Georgetown.
Mrs. William II. Metzger, OF Irvine. Pa. ia
visiting her son at 1403 Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell Cragin and family
returned last week from Capon Springs.
Mrs. William Walter Phelps arrived in New
York Sunday from Germany.
Mr.. Alan Johnstone has returned from
Newport and Lenox.
Miss Anna Barnes Blackford is in New
York visiting friends
Mrs. Cartier, widow OF Justice Cartier. has
returned from the seashore.
MIR. and Mrs. w. W. Metcalfe are at Della
ware Water Gap.
Mrs. and Miss Spofrord are home from
trip North
Mrs. Robert King Stone is back from Cape
May.
Mrs. @. b. Strong, formerly Rose Marshall,
10 recovering from a serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hayden and sons
have returned from flying trip to Europe.
Miss Belle Casilear has returned from her
summer trip to her home in Georgetown.
Miss Josie Miller has returned from a visit
to her sister, Mrs. Constantine, in Chicago.
The Misses Bates, of L street, are home from
Bedford Springs.