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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01
a Close Call,

Mr.. j. P Blaizc, an extensive real es-
tate dealer in this city, narrowly cs-
capped one OF tho. scvcrest attacks Of
pneumonia while in the northern part
ot'the state during the recent blizzard.
Mr.. Blaizc had occasion to drive several
miles during tho storm and was so
thoroughly chilled that he was. unable
to get warm, and inside OF IN hour after
his return no was threatened with a Sc.
vero case Of pneumonia, or lung foyer.
Mr.. Blaizc sent to. tho nearest drug
store and got n bottle OF Chambcrlaln's
Cough Remedy, OF (which he had often.
heard, andtook a number OF large doses.
Ho says the effect. was wonderful and
that in q short time he was breathing
quite easily, flo-kent on taking the
medicine and the next day was able to
come to Des Moines. Mr.. Blaize re-
CARDS his cure as simply wonderful and
says ho will mover travel again without
Il bottle OF Chamborlain's Cough Rene.
dy.-IHe (Des Moines, Iowa. Saturday
Rerieu, 0cent bottles for sale bydrus-
Slsts. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01
CLOTHING, ETC.
You a Store?

Do you want to "keep" your
goods, or do you want to sell thems
You can't find your "ad" in any
Wheeling newspaper, neither can
anybody else. What do you think
people think when they don't see
you in the procession?
; You are not selling as much as
you want to sell and ought to sell,
and you know it. Buyers think
you are mot in it" Why don't
you get in it and handle some more
slleckels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, March 3l.-A re-
port reached this city to-day that Pete
Martin, ono OF the murdcrcrs OF Thomas
A. Edwards, last Tuesday night, and
who also burned his house, had been
shot by officers in pursuit, and ii able
TO travel would be brought to the city
tonight. Deputy Sheriff Erskinc has
just returned and says lie was reliably
informed that about se%ventv-five men
had captured John Mullins to-day and
hanged at the locality OF tho Edwards
murder and house burning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01
Indignant Pottors.

!SpdfGI Dispatch to The hteatgentcr,
SrEuBESvllLE, O., March 3l.-The
pOttcrs rcsidingin this city arcindigaant
over the discharge Of men residing in
this city who work in tho Toronto. pot
terry while potters living in Toronto arc
retained. This movement was threat
ened some months ago, but WIS not car
RED out The potters were given to
understand il thoy moved to Toronto
they would be given steady work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01
FOR S A III.

a. splendid farm, nine miles east of the city,
cheap.
House, six rooms, e7ll Chapl!no street, ss,loa
House, three rooms. First ward, 800. IFG
House. four rooms, jacob street, Centre Wheel.
Ing. 81. 800.
Two very desirable lots on South Front street.
Halt 10. on Moyston street. Sixth ward, $50.
Cheap.
sIx:roomed house on Woods street, oentrs
Wheeling. sl.b00. Nl M 6fI ;H-
Lots on South Chaplinc, EoG and Jacob streets.
from Si51to $500 each.
House Of SIX rooms, 22G Woods street; good
condition. 5000.
Business house on Market street.
Business house on corner Tweny,slxth and
Chapline streets. H' 1870 6fIIs
One. half lot OH Twenty ninth street, s30o,
Thir!y'six acres adjoining Elm Grove, cheap,
Building site for dwelling on Twenty-elghth
street. $50. ~
a larye lot at McMechen. 100 by EOS feet Very
cheap.
House OF eight rooms. brick, Jacob street, b.
tween Fifteenth aud Sixteenth strects.
Seven lots, S0xl0o fleet. In Fllan, Whyto eui
Gallagher's addition. Price slO) to 500 each,
city fronting on two railroads
Choice lots In Glendale.
Lots In Filth ward IN Filan & Whyto's
addition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01
PUBLIC SALES. 9
Market Street Property for Sale.

We will offer for sale at public auction, at tho
front door OF the Court House. on
SATURDAY, APRIL Q, 1892,
at 10 o'clock a. M, the unimproycd real estate
belonging to this Company, Situate on the east
side Of Market street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. mud fronting 100 ieet5 inches on
Market street. -
viii be sold as q whole or in parcels to suit
purchasers.
TERMS OF S~ALE:-Onc-third cash. balance IN
one and two ycars, with interest, interest pnyG.
bic scmi.nnnually. sccured by lien unon tho
property. PEABODY INSURANCE co.
: mrl7TThas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01

TIE secret art of beauty lies not in
cosmetics, but is only in pure blood,
and healthy performance Of the vital
functions, to be, obtained by using Bur-
dock Blood Bltters. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01

NorlcE-Bridgeport Water Rents are
due April !, and must DO paid before
tho 10th or tho water will DO shut on.
j.. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
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MRS. oLlvEKwILsoN. Sonhboro, Mass

Eb- Dr.. Greene. the successful specla list In
curing ali forms OF, nervous and chronic
diseases. IS W, 18th street. New York,
can be consulted free. personally. or by letter.
Coll or write to him abou, your case. or send for
symptom blank to fil out, and letter fully cx.
planning your disease, giving advice, etc. will
be returned FREQ. b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01

IT was suffering from nervousness, caused by
female weakness and nervous prostration. !
frcs so nerrous and teat l could not go up a com.
mon pair OF stairs without stopping to rest.
and troubled TO sleep at night. ! took DR..
Grccnc's Ncrvura. and have obtained my old
elastic step round the house, to tho surprise Of
my friends. After creeping round for two years,
hardly able to do anything, II has proved . boon
to me truly.
MRS. OLIVER NILSSON. Nnrhhorn.NInssm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01

THE great reason for the success OF
Hoods s%arsaparilla is found in its posi-
tive mort. 1t cures where. other. prep
arations fail.G Siil:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

DNvrLE. Va. Jan. o. In THE TINES of
"Wednesday was q brief report of the banquet
given by tie Society Ilka at the Hotel Nor
mandie on Tuesday eyeun g. IL was de-
lrchttul occasion and equal if not superior
TRAVELLING of the kind ever seen ma tins
city There were twenty couples present
the ladies' being Mrs w. S. Copeland Mrs
Frank Ialbott and Mrs. W. e. Origgs who
acted as chupeTOns. and Misses Mary Penn
Dakota Guerrunt Mary Crump Jennie
smith May Pace Maggie Spencer. IAght-
foot. llobson. Toksie Woodlg kate
Grately Jennie Galloway, Mary Fray
eer. Ellie Elliott. Matte Clark. Lucy
Estes Mary Nireman, Fannie Harvie and
lnnnie Bruce. The dining room was leauti-
fully decorated with eyergreens and with RIB
bOus that represented tie G. lors oil IAka. aud
the tables wefe arranged So Us % form semi
circle Dinner WAS served ln cour es aud the
guests fingered over the ucal until ] % ell ok.
when ara address of welcome was delivered
by Captain 4. III. Sauuders with "a response
bv w. =. Copeland. Mr.. iu-eue Wlthers de-
lyersd an address on the AIMS and objects IT
the society, after which tie company dis
persed.
Mrs Major Tlleys musical soiree took
Alr aud Mrs. ". q. Patton entertained
some of their friends on Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Face is visiting friends IA Ilch-
mond
Misses MARY Ii' '''''l' -'li'lA nave ie-~Iueu
iron lisll i'chino. 81
Miss ponoAue' II 1li.ioh' is visiting MSS
kate Graves.
Miss Matte Clark VIII return to school in
NasMnsinA next Wees.
MIS- Mamie feiiel' IS visiting al WINSTON
N. ~, ~..-,..-
lDo ID .9S'' :" NO. B." 0'io'iii"' arc
l-INs -l's- '' -' pa" 81 ''''l' ,,..
Nl4 :. JOIN 10 Do'"e'' A"' '''"'-e" u 4'4cu-
mOul.
.i 0' j., i''DI -"a l''"'-o~ l'O." '-9.l
10 i.h.e l'.T"i 4 -oN-.. .,
--I. l. .l...lN went ID "4oui"ono curing
ING "re1 ~ process o--'. o''7 .Aes' ,--...
, A-.y ~ A7s Aia'iio
N.".A' ca a. .'. '- III o. H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

A writer ON the massacre oi 1862. deaer. u.A-
the atrocities. snare5 and am1uscades ' .
rei IA of terror eNclaims Ireleher.. t..
name is Dakota But during tla, $4,000
YEAR many helpless family warmed a- r.
night of their peril, guided t1 sate tI'at
places and lrY8Iy defended ly Ilr-.
Sioux. bad ample reason to ltr n s.-
4. acknowledgement Fidelity. lly name
k.t.tn Such would doubtless Dee tLe te.t.l
oi that missionary party oi iortytwa
watehful care anl warning ol their .I
convert. enabled % mHhe their esclU
the sixty-twO whites whom the her.le
other Day gathered lntl WaleH
mounting guard himself aI night .a
with four of lls relative. at last conduct
all the fusiliyes safely @. tho settlements.
little later iAui MaluLufamane.
Christian 0i0uI went HgaN nul a.lN I'D
Indians in council and 10 tAe rs, of lt
lire begged them o. give back tnef rHN'N
The braves accused hm of coHar0i.r
replied II am not brave % murder aal
such wicked acts as your people Do, uNl
shall see d am brave % d0 right
That was thirty years ago hut taH
wear has shown that Christian missions
producing tlo same alsiorn1lou- r.
acter among the .udiens now. The
wind of excitement among tle Sioux N
into vortex only One OBJ our 100
terian church members uul Chat one n
our most reccuty-est Dl.led station.
members 0i other churches were e.a
steaifast forming Whenever i.rf
found solid barrier 0l Christian ,eai'
successfully opposing tle spread OBJ wlI
order Church al Home and Abroad
byteran.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10


lYNCeht No. Va Jan. g. Wnnt cAs' ge
from tts uhe iha' ".'A very oo0y W" ,
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preparing lot 'H9 W. ."''i E.No" i.as "0"uo
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success ana 10. -e.f ",-'H'','. Us wees
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Everybody knows that the natives oi De.t
ware are called the 'B.ue tols laietef
but not one ln hundred cam tel y..
they are sgd called. II ep.tae- ssa.t @. U
wares most gallant fighters ir tno w.ro.
Revolution WAS Captain Caldwell. vii
notorious for bis .onauess .ug cY.t-ae -
he drilled IDS Men admirably. t.nf
known tlrou hout tAe eouutrfas DAiN
came cocks 4his same caldwell af.N
the peculiar theory That d.. ...A N ie.
came unless it3 mother Has a. blue N.h.
the months wore awat ta.a". ia'-
cam. s,,'',,n Ia. the .,.ua Iea Ca.caeaa '
t,le. which only in..sa-el ller respect
The odd sane-e .c1 ca.a'n. iac nich
became nous aal alter ile c.. eot tAr "..
Wa applied lnlls.umlnaie.l ,' -t h.,'f
the Diamond tate. r.. i-'N' "Nl''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

;o;,s in sc games and pastimes OF we Twelfthe
Srrhte. Many were ye bolde lads and iaire
Iosses that blthely joined We merries-maklng
end revelres until We first hours OF the morn
inc Ye soulstrring song Aud Lang
Srne" was blithely sung as ye young loihee11
we're about 10 disperse. IL wouIu
hespeak i'll of ye gallantrie OF ye
iaSses omitted. Among ye present OF ye
faire lasses were Matte Hughes. FANNIE ms -
lev. Nellio Grady. Willie Davis. ana OF ys
Seminary House. Dora Bryant. Mamie Brya l',,
BESSIE Bryant. Angie BaIlou, Mary oi no,
and Matte Silc0tt and of SO uolue mus lauS'
George Wallace. frank Miller James r Dun-
f.ri. Augustus knight Bowles. kooeTt Sanlqo
viii Tinslev. John Duncan fInil,.. -,
George Anderson and others. '1ude NY 80
and Joy be wi You all" was sadly spoken,
and We Twelfthe Nyghte Of ye year OF our ON
Lord ADCCCXCI will long be rememOoie1'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Sr,ryrov. Jan. AT tho semi-annual
ueofinu of the German tluD Wednesday
night. the following officers were elected Il.
IT. b. Nelson. president. w. w. Mc0rimn,
yice-president u S. Subl.tt, secretary. D..
Martin pcrv treasurer, board or governors.
the above officers. a. IT. woodward, h. Ia.
Denny. Kenneth Mccoy T. feytou Brown.
N. G. Braxton and J.. l.. Nose. Mr. Kenneth
Mccoy, leader.
Mrs. George +. Wilson is in Richmond
visiting Mrs. James II. DooieY.
MSS Agnes Wake. who las been spending
the Christmas holidays here, has returned 10
her school in Clarke county.
Mrs Williams. postmaster. spent part Of
the week in town with her sisters the Misses
Chapman.
Mrs. D. Addison Cooke has returned from a
long visit 20 relatives IN Norfolk and balu-
more
Miss Chloe Sammos. of Baltimore. is visit
ine ner sister. Mrs Go Ike.
Miss Annie Mills reluned from Washing
ton a few days since
MIR. j. s. EoatWrght secretary Of the
WESLEYAN Female Institute has gone 70 Sa-
yannah. Ca. on "a visit 10 hs mother.
Lodge no. 1aG. KNIGHTS of Honor, gave a
handsome supper To the members of the
lodge Tuesday night after tie installation OF
officers.
Mrs. j.. ~ TAYLOR is on a visit to relatives
in New Ork city
PROBES. or William d. Calel principal Of
the Norwood school Washington, is spending
some time IN Staunton.
j.. A.. Is. stuart and wife, of Buena Vista.
have been spending some time with Me-.
Stunts mother at the Virginia Female lnsti-
tute.
Mrs. George al. Harrison gave beautiful
lunch "Wednesday 10 "A few friend The
gue-ts We're. Miss Duyal and Miss Kate Du-
val of the Virginia Female Institute Mrs.
Thomas ID. Ransom, Mrs. Hartwoi. Macon
and Nrs p. VI. Mcillmny.
Dr. William Wolfe N Baltlm re was In
town a Jew days since 10 perform the core
monlal rite OF circumcision on the eight liy-
old son of Is. beecher. Jr. hr. BeecAer gave
Il handsome lunch on tie occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

CLYros F1r9r. jan. Especial. by far
TIE most successful ball of tie season was
gwen ia the Nettlet u building last evening
The clGperons We're MIS-. j. II. Carlisle.
Mrs. g.. G. Morris. Mr.. f. H. Moseley aud
Mrs. T.. l.. Dunlap Dancing was kept up TN
4. "a late hour. aud not for some time after the
stroke OF midnight did tile gay assem0ly
begin % disperse. The following among
others, were present and appeared upon
the noor Mr and Alrs. j.. ID Carlisle, A.r.
end Mrs r. NJ. Mosolev Mr. and Mrs. %. G..
Morris. Mr. and Mrs. james a. Frazier. Mr.
and Mrs II. T. Nelson. Alr and Ms. e. W.
Rush Miss Warwick. Miss Rose Miss Grady,
Misses Hughes Miss Hnsley Miss White. Miss
Quinn. Miss Cnrre Mss Merrill. Messrs.
Lipop. Rogers. Miller. Mingheld. Drnsford,
White. Allen Tinsley. Ryals, Wallace Wood.
II. J.. Morrison. T. IF. lee. George j. And-r
son. James foser. H. L. Van Sickler. T. W.
Cox. +. l.. killen. -. Davis.
At ye early candle lighting We young folkes
begun 70 assemble at ye Seminary House 70
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PErEnsnrnG, Va. JAM @ Special Miss
Matte Sayadge of Surry county, Is on visit
to friends iu Petersburg. -
Miss Annie Barnui has left for VII on,
~. g.. where MIXTURE She WI reside.
4lss Mamie Scott, Oi DnNlc1e county,
was in the city to-day.
Miss Sue Dunstan. u this city, who has
been on % visit 10 friends IN Chesterfield
county. has returned bone.
Mrs. Annie Duvaney. of Wakefield is on
visit tn Mrs NJ. D.. Wells.
Miss Marion Wells. OF this city. who has
been ON "a visit 90 her uncle Sir. Robert Bow
den at West Point bias returned home.
The Petersburg CoCll0n Club Will give @
german at the GIays amQry ON the evening
0l the 10Th instant.
1lr Ii. o. Jones has decided % accept the
position Of first lieutenant OF the Petersburg
Grays. which Office he filled me time ago.
but on accounto business engagement, found
10 necessary % resign.
a grand leap-year party was given at Dir.
Patrick Mo0dys, iu Diuwlddie county, ou
Friday which WAS largely attended. Dancing
was kept up until 70 late hour.
The Pho liX Social Club. which is composed
of some 0l Petersburg most popular s. ing
men. gave very eu oyaoie german Nednes-
day ui-ht no the letersbnrg Grays Armory.
and dancing was kept up until about 0
o'clock tll- morning. The following We're tho
corD|es. Mr. .atlan Helss and Miss Car0ln
Reiuach. Air Jake Newman and Miss Addie
Emarch Mr. LOul, Weinberg and Miss Rosa
Weinberg. Mr Norris Heuacl aud Miss
Mamie Rengch STR. Herbert tlaenbrum
and Miss frankie Hess Mr Louis
pevser and Miss Elizabeth Veil Of
Miss He.on HOsenst9ck. Mr Joe Peys9r and
Hiss b0sa ley-er h.. Manuel EiclDerg aud
Miss Helen Fisher 1lr. Sol. Le.nach and Miss
Ida Vein erg. Mr. Mamie hadden and Niss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

but by the public generally WIN I'll Ill and
has always been favorIte. eoln S''''
Professionally - xo.r,nad from
- -. - . i;,1le while TO help have good
time Christmas have gone BACK 70 'noll ~
rious seats of learning, ana doieiui nonio''ee
letters 10 the home people are sno oIuo. va
the day One young l"qf $50 -. rootod
!, tho trunk. with my SUNDAY
dress and hat. turned upside down
ard 10 ,-irorar spilled all over everything
a., tbircs are ruined. What must ! doF
Dear MD. You should not have packed the
pickie In the trunk with your good clothes'
and we told YOU 50 az the time' b1t you w.
a. noisy trying 70 wedge IN ham anu
chocolate cake on the other side OF the Jar.
that Vol, needed rs nOt-hence the acciueht
and the poor mother. In the midst OF the
disordered stoTe-rOom. the dlsinaHlieu
pantry with tear for the ones su'I IeaF-
ing. she turns YEARLY away ana De..u'
mechanically % pick up the little that Is IN
yariablv left after the packing j. over. wnen
she IS cheeriully informed by the COOK th9l
tho "house-eirl dun took sick al Of q SUI
diut. aud cone home 20 her mother IRON
which ono might infer that the saii hDu'o-
girl was q nursing babe instead OF the R''i.
creature nearly SIX feet nigh. Who mas hiaus
herself sick eating too much iTli1-c"Ao az"
mince- pie during the holidays :.-.
Having been a sufferer myself from JUST
such q cOltre-temps occurring uuHLs VIC
Chr.sf-ras .gheu a thousand thing, had 20 10
,4+,,do5 -. .rI he honqe ii led with visitors,
"l dropped into poetry" as our i!ehu "-'.'
Negg WOMB say anu 7en' - e~r,-.e
feeling sure that It will awaAen syAi pa
thetic thrill in tho hearts OF many Oh your
RichuOnl hOusekeepers.
...,....--., rtvrv
i"- 'D"'''
Once upon MONDAY drcary
/ sat sewing weak and weary
On many string anu bl.'Yn
soon to HI forever more
Nills ho4Hti' ut"iil DeD,.'-'
suddenly there cam, y quo pms
BnHom caloied ha.lei l"i -
.iis girl Tor hre. mul 'eIeu'
Tapping al nly chaiH.o or nyot
Only thl5 ana nothing AiDio'
An olstncly Ielieil.'i
u wa. lh 'n9 -lt l. '.-1.I. ci,'scr
hh' lhf t."i "a' o... 80 .,.. ".,--,.
% ~ Iorei .'a -,.'ev
t"A cry ~ ''lo r.. f-r,y
fH"."i lD,' . ao.s ~ 1890,
bpt IYf't'.' ,.l . '-' ,. ,.,,ra'
OF nay ueighnors. Who We're minus
mi. u-mi- nus. ana were poo
And lny nearl was very SOTO.
Iueiiing OF each paper curtain
ILulld me dor they had been put up OILY
Just tho day hcfOreD
So that now 10 still the heaiing
OF my heart stood rcieaing'
'lIs girl Tor hfe' ehi3A
"a coiorod grl cnireatins entrance
Al fuy cLamneI opoi
HIS 20 IS anu nOihlhk more.
lrDsauIly my soul gre" sJ-Ohaoi'
ueslaun- then no loh-er
Hiss. saln Is or madame ulAs
our forgiveness j lmWoie,
ilnt the tfush ls was slapilh@
Ms hrsi-ioin. and ihought slIarilHs
Maid would NOS come 80 Hsnll1 l"ii'Ns'
and scarce Was sure near you
linen opened wide the Goor
Black as thunder. ielt sure
Long upon tnat vision neelll..
rEd STOOD mere suuulil-' l,"' 'iis
Nou1eih+ u ue I"iiu ~ HV"i ITO
hai ever seen ueloic.
For Doe thug was growing Serious
And exceeding deleiefous
TO tenn erament iupepOus.
bad boon ui .hout p bouse-girl
tnoto a "oek 9lll moro,
-'I' -"" '-'1'
Tl.c,,nto ,,, chamber Turning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Her Mother q SAW h.m Kiss YOU. ann 4,
rihly shocked dii rNt suppose no -+
dare 20 do such thing. .,,..
Herself Nor /. IN TACT. bet him 10 didu
dare. brooklyn Lue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

An immense crowd collects at g0l east N..A
street every day The excitement O' e
one crows more and more O. se" th' rA..
the crowd AM when they $50 ,Aoso sr""',
Nj. X Catlln tho admiration Of al lag eAee.N'
tho previous feelings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

CvArroTrTsvrrrE. VA. Jan. Sat zones
Vile. an infant child OF Mr Charles Mo'''
Ut Tie Rev Rev. r. B. Essleston has returned
Pr Profssssr iBseaurogara Boaz has gone to
Mss Daisy Moore has gone to Augusta
Miss ida A. Harris has gone to visit her
friend. Miss Lucy Davis, IN Essex. c.,
DI. vs.. j. G. Walter IS III az DIS uolA7' ''''-
A. Whitehall IIr. Charles Cough and MIS-,
T lila RisIon were married 10 the residence o.
the brides father ,,. =:
Nes Helen Kemper. o. Port Republic Is
tho guest of her aunt Mss VI. f.. Bowen.
Mr. Charles Balen and Miss Addle WOOD
were married. ,-:...,.
Mr.. Edmond Chapman, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting his father near Doyles. ille.
Mr. Olin j. Abel. Of Missouri. IS visiting
relatives and friends here.
At Eary5v.lle Mrs Clarissa Marshall an
oct0genarian. is quite ill Of grip
Mr.. j. ID. Canneile and wife Mss taIFlo
BeazIey| OF Richmond. are visiting at her
home here. o,,.-
Miss Anna Early is visiting Miss salie
Early in Campbell county.
The first leap year party here was gwen l's.
on Park street. The participants asseiloied
early and the evening was spent IN games
song. and instrumental music. helresH-
ments were served in elegant style ana con
sisted of q variety OF creams cakes ana lfulta-
Those present were Ar. r. G.. Crump-
Ter of Suffolk with Miss Kate w.
Cleaveland white nuns yelling and dia-
mOnds: Mr. g. g.. Peyt0n with Mss tdule
Jackson. white albatr05s. natural flowers anu
diamonds. Alr. Samuel sellers Of orange
county with Miss Eva Cleave.and. tan snA
and creme DE chine. Mr. W. b. Payne WIN
Miss Lizzie Nandegrlt pink china SILK anu
brliants Mr.. A. H. ID. CleNv ~ Athens,
Tenn. with Miss Ella Mertenoaker. piaeN
silk and velvet Dr. D. A. Calvin Win A-5
Fannie Fuhauk. black silk and pearls AT.
Frank Beae and Miss Mary NannegIlt'
white cashmere and uamr.I flowers; blr.
J.. Payne Carroll with Mss II 500
Wood. cream nuns ve.Iu. ana Ia
France roses SIR. a. B. Chandler OBJ lowing
Green. Va. with Miss Ruth Turner. Nile
green china silk and brlliants. 1lr. H.
W. Iin-ley with Mss Lem Wood. white
cashmere and lace. Ar Fred. Moore VITA
Miss Josie llauuag.u tau cashmere and
Susie Flanagan. white null aud nat iral
f0we~s The stays were Messrs n. ID.
Cross. of Washington d. O.; %. q. AIe-ree.
49,. s. Willis and DR. J.. +. Flanagan.
Chauer0us. Mrs. fa ME Nlnot DIS. D.
Tvl.r Jackson and llls Lew Wood. The
party dispersed at 2 3. H.
Sir. Gilbert loiand. of Charleston w. o.,
is in this city DR. B.. %. iendleton, OF The
same city. is here
Miss May Ferguson. OF NarnesDoio -
spending "a few days here.
Mr Philip Dwyer ol The New ork firm OF
DwFer Brothers. dealers In thoroughbred
horses, paid Captain Hancoc1 q VISIT