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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06


Windsor. He was seen after hts arrival
by reporter for the REGISTER and
asked:--
Governor, what sort OF meetings had
you in Wetzel?"
81 spoke at six points In Wetzel, and
every one OF them was excellent In num-
bers and enthusiasm. / predict Wetzel
will give her old-time majority. The
ones at New Martinsville and Littleton
were especially large. At Littleton the
crowd was worked up to the highest
pitch of interest when the opinion Oh
the United States Attorney General was
read and his instructions to marshals
were explained. The people at once re-
allied that they were to have an election
under the operation Of the Force Dill,
even before it is passed. Their indig.-
nation knew no bounds as the plan OF
operation by the United States deputies
was unfolded to them"
Governor Fleming explained to the
Third party people, many OF whom
were present, how it is that the Kepuo-
lican party only Is responsible for the
legislation of which they complain ana
showed them now utterly unavailing
the Third party or any party. would De
in case the Republican party should be
successful and enact Federal election
law. At the close of the meeting
number of persons who had been out
spoken In their advocacy OF the Third
party declared their purpose OF support
ing the Democratic ticket.
The Governor was accompanied oy
Hon. J. E. r. Wood, OF Frederick, Nd,
for the first three days, and he was en-
thusiastic In his laudations OF that gen.
tleman's work. He makes q most ex-
cellent and popular speech, and everyone
who heard him was highly pleased ana
there Is no question but that he mas
done the Democrats great good.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.

Deed OF Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.
The following transfers Of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made November 5, 1892, by
Louis Kalkrenth and wife to Charles
Gittle, the south half Of lot No. 10, in
square No. 10, in South Wheeling. Con-
sideration, S..
Deed made November 5, 1892. oy
Charles Gittle to Wilhemenis Kalk-
renth for the above property. Consid-
GRAFTON, SIS.
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New Citizens Given Papers.

There was big crush at the Court
House yesterday, and seventy-four new
citizens were ground ont by the Judges,
assisted by Clerk John Walton, In all,
"a persons received their second pa
pers, making ia for the ten days. On
Friday the record was Is Democrats
and % Republicans, and not as told In
the InteLLiOencer yesterday. Yesterday
the record stood, AZ Democrats and q
Republicans, or total OF 40 Republic
ans and 6S Democrats.
Tomorrow evening the Office Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court will be opened
for the issue of first papers.
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An the Boxes and Ballots out.

Clerks S. J. W. Mitchell and H.H. Pen
dleton put in hard days work yester-
day, explaining the election law to the
Commissioners of the several precincts
and distributing to them the ballot box
es, ballots and general paraphernalia. At
six o'clock all the boxes and ballots had
been called for except those for two pre-
cincts, and they were sent out last even
ing. Wagons were employed during the
day to haul the booths, tables, ETC., to
the several voting precincts, and to-
morrow everything will be in shape for
the battle.
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HON. j. o. PENDLEToN AT CHESTER
What the East Liverpool "CrisIs" Says OF
His Reception.

The East Liverpool (0hio) Crisis says
of a recent Pendleton meeting In Grant
district: Last night had been liked
upon by the Democrats OF Grant dis
trict for meeting at the Chester school
house to be addressed by Hon. John 0.
Pendleton, candidate for Congress In
that district. An invitation was ex-
tended to the Democracy Of this city to
participate, and inasmuch as they had
not been burdened with opportunities to
parade during the present campaign,
they determined to go over aud show
the West Virginians just how the thing
is done by the Democrats from the land
of the buckeye when they feel real good
and experience in their bones sensa-
ton of confidence that there is victory
in the air, and that the days OF Repub-
lican Doodle and bnlldozing are ended.
The farmers of Grant district turned
out we'll, and when the speaker began
his excellent address there were fully
six hundred people within sound OF his
voice. Mr.. Pendleton is An eloquent,
scholarly gentleman, and his speech,
which occupied about an hour and a
half, was a convincing argument In IA
vor of the principles, policies and candi-
dates of the Democracy.
After the adjournment OF the meet
ing, which had been very attentive and
enthusiastic, Mr.. Pendleton was es-
corted by the Liverpool club to this
city, where he was, Notwithstanding
the lateness Of the hour, taken to the
club room. and he spoke briefly,
shook hands with the members, gave
all an assurance of his confidence in
the general result on Tuesday and
babe them good night and was escorted
to his hotel. The return march was
even more enthusiastic than had been
the trip over. and the consumption OF
red-fre, the music and the enthusiasm
Of the crowd served to remind those
who had sought their beds early that
the election was not over yet.
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Index 10 New advertisements.

SECOND PAGE.
A Stitch In Timed. Gundling 4 Co.
TOURTH PAGE.
Rsady-made WrapPers-Geo. &. Stfel & co.
Extraordinary Bargains-Stone q thomSs.
FrrFu PAGE.
Wanted--Agents.
Dwellings for Rent-C. A. SchAeter & 20.
For Rent-Four-room House.
Wantcd-A gents.
Closing Out Wall Psper-P. f. Schenk.
Opera House-A Heroine In Rags.
Grand Opera House-The Postmaster
Red Fire-R. n. List.
Wanted-Manager fer Chicago House.
Narry-Mr and Mrs. Drake.
Wanted-A gents.
Wanted-Man 20 Manage Branch odice.
Phillips Digestible COcoa-Albert Stole 4
Co
D ,ern House-The Pay Train.
Card OF Thanks Mrs. A. NJ. Miller.
Wanted Everybody 20 know.
Lost-GOld Necklaces.
New Crop CitFOn-O. i. Murray 8 Co.
Ind erwear-GeOrge N. Shook y Co
Mother Hubbard Parade Tomorrow Night
TENTH PACK.
Tea Importers and Coffee Roasters-Atlsntic
Tea Company.
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Katberine Rober on Tuesday.

Katherine Rober will appear at the
opera house on Tuesday. The ProVi-
dence telegram says: Petite and win
some Katherine Rober has a part In
s.Fanchon, the Crickett," which suits
her nicely. The romping, yet high
minded young woman, who Is COM
PEELED by misfortune to wear rags ana
endure the jibes of more favored NOR
tails is faithfully represented even to
the little details. The shadow dance
by Miss Rober is q novel and pretty
effect.
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Tia PoatmAster.

On Monday and Tuesday evenings,
November ? and s, Walter A. Robin
sons great western drama called "fhe
Postmaster" will be produced at the
Grand. The play is said to be the best
all western dramas, and the company Is
a good one. They have been playing to
large audiences in all the cities, and are
well spoken Of by the press. On Tues
day evening the election returns will be
read from the stage, Manager Genther
having made arrangements with the
Western Union Company to have q
special wire run into the Grand for the
occasion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
THE MOTHER HUBBARD PARADE.
1t Is Expected That 1900 WIN be In Line
Tomorrow Night.

1t Is Expected That 1000 WIN be in Line
Tomorrow Night.
All arrangements are completed for
the Mother Hubbard parade in this city
tomorrow night. The Opera House
band will lead the procession, and 1t Is
expected that there will be fully 1000
persons in line. as Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport and Bellaire are coming to
Wheeling strong, and several other ad-
joining towns. There will be six or
eight drum corps in the procession.
Many novel and elaborate costumes will
be seen in line. There will be three
divisions. The procession will form on
Cnapine street between Fifteenth and
Eighteenth streets, and will march over
the following route: From on Chapline,
right resting on Sixteenth street, move
promptly at eight o'clock, north on
Market to Ninth, to Main to Twenty
seventh, to Chapline, to Twentieth, to
Market, to Twelfth, counter march and
disband.
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Col. White Home.

Col. Robt. White just returned from
an active canvass in Doddrldge,
Richie, Harrison, Lewis and Braxton
counties, making his last speech at
Brownsville, Braxton county, with
Hon. J. J. Davis. His audiences were
good and full of enthusiasm. The
Democrats are united and claim that
they feel sure that in each of the Re-
publican counties above named, Dodd-
ridge, Richie and Harrison, the for
mer Republican majorities will be ma
terially lessened, and that Lewis and
Braxton are all right, as they hereto
fore have been.
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ATLANTIC TEA CO.,
Tea Importers and Coffee noastsTs,

We are now receiving the first ship
ment of our new fruits and vegetables.
canned. dried and evaporated. Our
purchases were all made before the late
advance in prices; we are therefore In a
position to save you money as we'll as
to furnish you a superior quality, as our
contracts are made with the best known
and reliable packers and call for the
choicest goods.
Canned Goods, Corn, Beans, Peas,
Tomatoes, Pie Peaches. Table Peaches,
Apricots, Plums, Pears, Pineapple,
Cherries, &c. Dried and Evaporsted
Peaches, Apricots, Grapes, Currants,
Raisins, Prunes, etc.
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Can't. Dovener at Benwood.

Capt. B. B. Dovener closed his cam
paign at Benwood last night. A short
parade of several Republican clubs pre-
coded the meeting, which was very
creditable one. The Captain talked
about an hour and a half, and his ad-
dress was well received.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, and greatest
OF humor remedies, cleanses the blood OF all
impurities and poisonous elements, and thus
removes The cause, while CUTIcURA, the great
skin cure. and CUTIcORA SOAR, an exquisite
skin beaut1er, clear the skin and scalp, and
restore the hair. Thus the CUTIcURA RENE
DIES cure every species Of itching, burning
scaly, pimply. and blotchy skin. scalp, and
blood diseases, when the best physicians fad.
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Time of Opening and Closing the Polls.

Sec. IA of the new election law says:
Sat every election the polls shall be
opened on the day Of such election as
soon as possible after sunrise, but not
before, and shall be closed at sunset"
The World Almanac says the sun
rises on Tuesday at 6:39 and sets at 1850
in the latitute of Ohio, which applies
pretty we'll to Ohio county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06

ladies' and Chudren's fur-tOp lined Kid
YES aad Mitts. The new Blue ana
Mousquetaire Kid Gloves FUR
Sc.rfs. stoles, Boas, Nuns and
ofngS winter Underwear In every
Az Also Equestrian TiRhts. The
grated ssMa fame Warren's' extra long
II and high bust Corset, and all the
~ POI Lou sWABACKER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
GENERAL ALFRED CALDWELL
Back From q stumping Tour Out In the
State.

State.
Attorney General Alfred Caldwell,
who arrived home last night, gives q
most glowing description Of the recep-
tion he had at the several meetings
which he addressed. He said:
1.-The people are aroused as never be-
fore. All that seems to be necessary
was to announce the coming OF Dem-
Oeratic speaker and the country for
lation. On Tuesday last Hon. George
Z. Price, Of Kanawha, and myself ad-
dressed a double meeting at East Lynn,
Wayne county. There was big barbe-
cue, two fat oxen being roasted, and
beef, bread and coffee in unlimited
quantities were served to the voters.
The people came in on horseback and
on foot from a radius of 90 miles, many
Of them bringing their families. One
of the oldest sights was to see wives
with babes in their arms riding on
horseback behind their husbands.
Many OF the clubs wore headed by vlo-
linists, In lieu OF a drum corps, the
country player of dance music being
pressed into service. The crowd was
so large that 1t was impossible for the
strongest voice to reach the outskirts
Of the audience.
''On Wednesday I spoke at Hurri-
cane, and also at Lick creek in Putnam
county. The audiences at each Of these
meetings were immense.
ION Thursday l was at the old Buff
fslo Academy, in Putnam county, with
Hon. Ed Hogg. The building wouldn't
hold the audience which gathered from
all the country round. The interest
manifested at every meeting was most
intense. / think the prospects for the
Democracy are very bright. l never
saw such audiences or such enthusiasm
in all my campaigning. The people are
wonderfully aroused"
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Dentists.
DbreIiu9 Register
rnarmnmaror 1000.

Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; { q. m, 80
ga. m, 50; u m, AZ p. NJ, 4oi p NJ,
g. Weather, far.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
A Little Straw.

4 mock election for the Office OF
Sheriff was held at Turner Hall, Friday
night, and the vote resulted: A. A.
Franzheim, 60; T. G. Moffat, Is.
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TEE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Sold for SEQ.

Yesterday morning Auctioneer W. ID.
Hall sold the old temporary bridge, al
Main street, to William Stewart, OF SIS
terville, for SEQ. The sale was made
under resolution OF Council, passed 8
week or so ago.
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prn 5000.
METN'S
Grand Dress Pattern Sale.


500 Dress Pattern OF Cashmere, all colors.
SlBOa Dress Pattern OF Cashmere, al colors
800 q Dress Pattern OF Chevren Suiung' AL
colorS. =, -,
s2OOa Dress Pattern OF Henrietta, AL colors.
S3OOs Dress Pattern OF Cloth, AL colors.
S24Oa Dress Pattern OF Bedford Cord, oil colors
e2T5 Dress Pattern Of Storm Serge, AL colors'
$500 Dress Pattern Of Plaid Wool Suitlng'
al cOlsrs. ~,
colors.
city, All colors.
Cloth. al cOlors.
300 Dress Pattern Of Black Henrietta.
S45O q Dress Pattern Of Extra Fine Black
s5o0 q Dress Pattern Of silk Finish Black
800 a Dress Pattern OF Silk Warp Black
800 Dress Pattern Ofsilk Warp Extra Fine
Henrietta.
An endless variety OF Cloaks, Tea Gowns and
Wrappers az extremely low prices Blankets
and Comforts az prices that defy competition.
Military Fur CRpes and NUTS cheap.
Io M ESGHs
The Money-Saving Dry Goods and ClOak Bazaar,
IIO4 MATN ST.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06

Grand Orche 'traI Music Boxes (Spmpho-
nion). Plays 1000 tunes by means of q
changeabIe steel disk. 1t IL the greatest
and most durable musical novelty of this
century. For sale at
H. E HILLMAN & CO.'S,
20 Eleventh ST., wheeling, w. Va.
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KINNEY s. BLUM,

the we'll known Ale and Porter Brewers,
desire TO say TO the public that they are
better prepared than ever To suppty tho
trade. Their goods speak for themselves.
Nos 700 and 702 Market street. Tele-
phone No. 1O2. Orders by Mail promptly
attended to.
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TIE steamer R. E. Phillips win make
a sneeial trip Monday evening TO the
Mother Hubbard parade, leaving Bel
iaire At $50 D. NJ, and returning leave
yvbsslinU atn1O:SO. Fare, 20 cents
49, .,in
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prospective Wow of the Situation.

To tho Hduor OF me he0tstT'
1 predict upon good reasons that
WheelIng's Democratic majority will be
337, and that of West Virginia ga
Democratic majority, and that Cleve-
land will have plurality over Harri-
son of votes.
A PROMINENT SPIRITUALIsT.
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lNii0TlcE-NEWs AGENTS.

NOTlCE-NEWS AGENTS.
The REGISTER Of Wednesday
morning, November 9th, will con-
tain latest reliable Election Re-
ports.
News Agents wishing extra cop
les will please send their orders
for that and succeeding days with
out delay.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcrRA. 5Oc.; Soar,
&c. REsoLvEST. 81. Prepared by the PorrER
DRrG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
send for How 70 Cure Skin Diseases g
pages. 80 illustrations. and leo testimonials.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06

Governor Fleming Thinks It VIII Give
an Old Time Majority.
Governor A. B. Fleming arrived In
sr~ = yesterday mUrhing from Wet
y, and Feeistersa st the Hotel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
vNNEY 3 BLUM,

n ale aud Porter Brewers,
the public that they are
han ever to supply the
speak for themselves.
Iarket street Tele-
sra BY mail promptly
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Ion sWABACKER.

Tea Importers and Gomez koassefs-
Tea Company.
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81 inches long at $3.50, worth
Sl2.OO. Hundreds Of Wraps OF
every description at lower pri-
ces for choice goods than any
house In the State.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-04-06
Wednesday, April 6, 1892
The Farmers Meeting.

The Farmers Movement met in Abbeville
Court House last Monday.
Learning that the meeting on Sale Day in
March was open 10 everybody. we thought
this one would be omen, too. Taking our note
book and pencil, we went in, and after getting
ready for business we learned that this editor
was not expected.
Finally, the doors were open and we were
kindly invited to return. but Lt.-Gov. Gary
had finished his speech, and Mr.. Benet was
under weigh when we returned.
Owing to these circumstances we are un
able TO report the speeches. which we fully in
tended 10 give to our readers this week.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one, and
the speakers were thoroughly endorsed by
their hearers.
In that part of Mr.. Benets speech
which we heard, he carried the crowd with
him, and he was urged to go on, whenever he
gave intimation that he would stop.
TIE speech has been very generally com
mented on by the farmers, and the prevailing
opinion among them is, that he made the bcs,
speech Of his life.
There was nothing abusive OF anybody in
his speech, but, among other things, he ridi
culed or made joke of the conservative plat
form. Platforms o + the cars, he said. were moi
to stand upon-butthey were good enough tt
get in on. This brou int the house.
He rung the charges on the demand iol
the completion OF Clemson College, by per
sons who opposed its organization.
He sailed into any claim that might be
made by the conservatives that Orr had
framed the Clemson bill, of which heaone
was the author, and called upon Lt.-Govern"I
Gary to prove that he was Columbia at tile
time, and that the bill was in his OWE hand
writing.
He thought the conservatives had taken the
Farmers platform and that now, no matter
. how many factions we might have, there
would be but one platform.
He didn't think the farmers would go back
on their leaders, TO accept ticket which I;
committee Of the opposition had prepared for
them. and was asking them to accept.
He had much TO say about the demand fo'
a primary" all of which was well received by
his hearers.
But about the biggest applause which he
raised was in reference TO the penitentiary
folk coming in competition with honest labor
Men in all stations Of. life had sought to
solve the cause OF the low price Of cotton, but
it remained for the conservative convention
to discover it.. The production of a few hun
dred bales by convicts had depressed the
price of eight or niue million bales, which
statement fairly brought down the house. He
hoped that the information might be con-
veyed 10 the chief markets OF the world, sc
that the minds OF cotton dealers everywhere
might have the information-a few convicts
down in South Carolina had done the runions
werk, and the conservatives proposed to stop
them in their destruction OF the cotton mar.
ket.
He said that the farmers were charmers
and that the Peace and Unity Party wanted
another opportunity to hold the offices.
And thus 1t was, that Mr.. Benet turned a
very innocent looking Platform into ridicule
The meeting was enthusiastic for the pres
ent administration.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-04-06
Apologize.

This newspaper does not intend to be the
medium through which insult and personal
spleen may be vented.
The unguarded admission into this paper o
an improper communication last week from
Mr.. +. A. Graham now necessitates us TO pub
lish reply from "S." which must be dis
agreeable 10 him.
Hereafter we hope to be more guarded, and
we trust never again to admit into the pages
OF the Press and Banner lll-tempered and vim
dictive personalities.
In the past 1t has been our rule to exclude
that class OF communications, but no matter
how guarded we are, it seems that on occas
ional piece of that kind is published.
Argument is not abuse-abuse Injuries the
writer about as much as 1t hurts the would-be
victim, 1t Injuries the decency OF the newspa.
per which publishes it, and it never does any
good.
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DUE WEST ETCHINGS.
Preachers - Pupils - Presbyteries
People.
Due West. S. C.. April 1. IS

Due West, s. c., April I. 1892.
Mr.. w. \. Templeton came up Monday
bringing with him his daughter Miss Flor
encc who went home Il week or more before
because or i'll health.
Mrs. j. s. Sibley. Of Augusta, Ga. arrived
on Monday, She is visiting her fathers fam
Mrs. Mamie Latham Mills, of Moresville
NC. is visiting her parents at this place.
The yonng people who went TO Abbeville
on last Monday and remained over. were
highly pleased at Abbeviile'S hoSritaity.
Rev. H r. Creitzberg delivered Il temper.
ance lecture at Donalds on Tuesday night
and organized n lodge of I. o. g. r. of a
members al that place. Some years ago there
existed a lodge of this order there and per.
haps it would be more correct TO say, that he
re-organized or revived the old lodge. Come
over, Donalds; we want to shake your hand.
Mr.. j. Z. HarkneSs Is visiting his sister
Mrs. w. J. Bonner. Mr.. Harkncss is employ.
ed by the Armour Packing Company and is
located at precent at Asheville. NC He en-
joys the fullest confidence of his employees
Rev. f.. z. McClintock delivered very
thoughtful and suggestive lecture before the
Theological Seminary in the 4. Il. i. church
on Thursday night. A large audience was
present
Both colleges gave holiday on April 1st.
Quite Il large crowd from this place attend.
the meeting of First PreSbytery which con.
venes In Charlotte, \. C., as follows:
DR.. w. L. Pressly, student Of Theology.
w. c. Ewart,
+. r. Griffith,
j. NJ. White,
j. s. Grier,
J. a. Smith,
=. w. Reid,
JIG. Reid.
81. TODD,
Mrs. Il. &. Cowan.
Dr. j. NJ. TODD preached at Wexford on
Sabbath.
Revs. o. Y. Bonner and J. H. Pressly held
communion services at Woodruff0n Sabbath
DR.. Grier occupid Rev. .. y. Bonner'S pul.
pit Sabbath morning and DIR. Latham in the
evening.
Mr.. Il. G. Parkinson, of Troy, S. c., came up
on Thursday night, and remained over Sab.
bath Is another Trojan seeking another
Helen?
Mr.. Jim Bradley, of AbbeviIle, drove up
Saturday evening.
Miss Leila Russell. teacher of the primary
department Of the Female College, is visiting
her father OF Anderson, S. {.
Mr.. j. Il. Pearson, OF Anderson, s. G., nc.
companied by Miss White, arrived in town OH
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Sphinx, the contractor has moved into
the house formerly occupied by Mr. Henry
Young. r.