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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-01

waehburne's Geld Medal. highest
award. by the barrel or bag, very low.
ut j. j. Smiths. ath and Snipley SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-01

Myrtle cologne and bay rum. the
finest in the market for the money
Iloz bottles Is pants. Pure bay run
pint bottles ut so cents the finest in
the city, st Dir. Simms'. eo6 King st.
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The bast tee and coffee In the cIty at
hard time prlcaa. Is at W. 8. Mnore's.
northwest eorngr Daiaw ware ayenus
and West street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-01

ITOk RANT A DAIRY farm OF $50 acres.
- belonging to the Thatcher cstnte. Sit
hated Ia Wilmington and suburbs. on tlrc
North aide OF the Nrandywinc. from
EhurciI street TO tho Sfvor. Also ON tbs
Fame property. afnno quarry for sale or
xcilk OH F0urtceuth Mfr&Sf bvtwsrn Pine
and Church. ppiy ~ Nm 4. iiii.LHS
Attcrnes, $50 biaftet feet. nf+tf
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Went up N snsks

During the paa week thousands of
the celebrated. Aonparell ami CITY
Market cigars, made by II Bour-
don 4 Bro. 1 East Sec5nd St Try one
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FLOUR Is CHEAPER

Than ever.n You can buy a bag
(I2A lbs. sfor 20 cents, or a
sample bag for IS cents; good
-four. A sample bag Of the
famous Matches" fancy pat
emit for ~ cents, a I2A lib. bag
for 81 cents, or a barrel for
S4-o5, delivered at your home.
You can get ali grades of Flour,
from the cheapest to the best
Also all kinds Of Feed for
horses, COWS and chickens. Try
the New Food for buildings,
desserts, &C.. only S cents
pound; a pound will fill large
bag, at
JAMES G. MoRROW'S,
Cor. Twelfth and French sts
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Ch EGff ApvARgM Weekly pay
mOGO ments u. Bfancb now form
Ing. PERSONS who would like 10 secure
BQr should subscribe fori a SEQ Accumu-
weekly, iimffed to 900 Teaha Privilege
" applying Rt once for the full amount
n aharo- No waiting for shares to ma
lure. Sworn statement Of over i200 ad.
knnsos made. New ID tile time 10 sub
lcribe and apply tor $500 Fall PARTON
ara Apply 10 Commercial Loan and
trust CO.. M aos Equitable Building,
Wilmington. Del. n22-tr
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I.ndte.

Have your hair Strengthened by tn
new preparation used by Mrs. William
son. 1t keeps the hair in position
longer than any other Strictly con
tidential 2l3 West Elg nth street.
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Don! Farga !ha Date nd flats
Be 5 lre You Stop al
No. 6 {. Fourth ST.
Pet. Market aud King sts. VIII. Del.
storeopen Efery. Evening until clock.
Saturday until IL.
u EGIETERtS 0hDEn.
LII HEdIsrEH's OFFICE,
MEM ElarI 4 GiluN1Y uRI--

ifeccnbef u. 1sas
Upon the application Of Frank G.
Pierre Ad,ni sist tstor OF MHr.r 4, PIsrco.
laie OF Wilmington Hundred IN said
county, dece#sed, II IL ordered and dsrsct-
ed by the ltdgister that the Administers
tor aforesaid give notiea OF granting
OF Letters Of ADMINISTRATION upon
tho estate of the deceased. with the date
OF granting t1creof. by causing advertise
merits to be pbsted within forty days frela
sine date OF stch letters In six Of the most
public places ef the county OF New Casila
requiring al persons having demands
Against the eAtate TO present the same or
abide by an apt OF Assembly in such eess
made and prbvided and also causefhs
came 10 be inserted within the same psr-
iod In tho DkILy REPrBLrCAN, a news.
paper published in Wilmington. Del. and
TO be continued therein three weeks. 10. o.
=. CITIZEN under the bend and Sad
SIS. OF Once ofthe Register aforesaid
/ IL at Wilmington. in New CaztlB
County afordsaid. tue day and year absys
~titse u J. Wilkins cooCH. Register.
EoTICE--Nutice . hereby glvea thatlae
ters OF Administration were In due form
OF law granted unto the nndetsiEBed. on
the 27th day d. Decemb.-r. A. u. 1888, and
that all persdns having ciaims aEairstfk.,
estate OF the deceased must present thsi
same, duly atlesteds to he enid AdmtnistEz-
Tor. on or before tho eth day Of Tleeeesie.
Der. 1894. or abide the Act OF Assembly In
ueh case mace and provided.
PRANK E.s PIERCE
Administn,,ef.
! Address-H oily Oak. Del. d8
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Jones Hungarian Roller flour. the
finest OF ilours. at J.J. Smiths. zth and
Shipley stTeets.
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1fyeu want flrst-clsss dyeing and
scouIina done. 90 20 30 King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-01

N0TIcE-A suitable reward will bt
tetHrn of two large envelopes taket
htrein carriage at 10Th and Washington
Dztrsets ON Dec. Co. contenfs have nj
ysl,fs except to owner. May he left witt
Hep- a.. Rhoadss u. W. Cor. 81 and orangs
streets. dso-5ts
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BY buying hats and snillipery goods
ct Mrs. Wiliiamson's, 2l3 West Eighth
;atreet
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Painful teetning. collie. dfarrhosapre-
ssnted and cured by Hoopers' anodyne.
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NEyEh SLIP HORSE SHOES -Thoa
In j. Farley b large supply ol
neFrf-siip horse elieeF- Any one WISHING
- have thrm put on their horses eau be-
Accommodates BY stopping ut bis shop
No. fiD Orange street. brluw 5th. d2e-6l'
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Evidently acting House Sergean
Mari and Operator Kane are not the
only officers at the station house who
are fond OF sardlnes. Saturday morn
ing, while the genial officers were
seated Mt thrir respective desks, they
detected The odor from those deli
oious members OF tho flnny famils
coming from the direction Of the Cap
tain's detk.
.sardines. squire! how about 1t,
exclaimed Mr. Kane. as he swung
around In his chair.
well. we'll attend to Them replied
the Squire" he being known by this
name as long AZ he occupies the chall
Of the sergeantship.
Up the officers spraDg. and 1t was u
rnce against time for the Captains
desk. One drawer after another was
opened aud they began TO look blue
as they were about to finish their
search. fearing lest their seeming
overs had deceived them. They
opened Il list drawer. and In 1t wac
found the sardlues, and they were In
ole OF the large boxes, too.
Operator Kane held the prize. but
as there were no eau openers about
Tie place there was another Hurry for
something to do tho work.
The esquire" wns ready for the oc-
casiob, and after producing n knife,
which only partly answered the pur-
pose. Mr.. Knne removed from his
drawer pair OF pineers.
The knife and pincers soon exposed
to tho full view of tho blue coats the
dainty sardines. the odOr OF which by
| this lime had caused their appetitel
to hc almost rayenous. Without cere'
mony the iiah were digested. but moi
before the reporter appeared and
shared The feast.
They were handles. weren't they
| Squire?n querried Mr.. Kane.
II should say they were.p replied
Mr.. Marr, the reporter agreeing will
him.
Some one said that the saidlnes hat
| been sent to Sergeant Welsh instead o
l.cigars. by reporter. as Christina
' Ttta mn ha uaFlfiad
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GIG. GOO REWARD /

h sssrsd To any one who can equal DIN. TMEEI 10
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Eidaey and BLADDER Dinea.es, ska Ernesfsnss
nletches, Red spet.. Sore Threat nnd Meaths
ohezf, stonaeh indigestion, cerstirntiea'
Piles, Heart, LnnEs. Catarrh, Cslds, cennh,
Csnsumpties, Innammatfon. Ny Iarhsd y 20.
eclectic tysiens n medisine Cures permsnsn!y rssi!
eases nervous debility, evuwert ressss night iupsired
10 dars Relief at once. No experiment. Aisatr
Care certain and lasting. hAss everything fnewh q
Ice Of any sdserr physeisp be esf,fal 10 seiectlns
yeut doctor, DIR THEEL sthe only Que who adtcr.
Uses bnying years Enrosesr Hospital and 70 years
Seuuips practical expaiesse Bend 10 esnts In tsoeeni
sizMps for book ,sTfuih.s ATrnth' Il Intend cI
yeuug and old Hours Daily. RON 10 81 e.eninss 10
Wed aud Sat. evening", 10 los SUNDAYS 70 H. Wrts
ef cn aud he sAsed For ssefn fesnssnaAis and Refer
snsss see Saturday, Philadelphia Tts" and eiaqnrss
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> PROPERTY OWNERS

II will be TO your Interest TO entriisl
any rentAbls property 10 onr care. None
pdt reliable tenants accented. hest oil
care fera mai attention given. Charges
reasonable. Gail or send for furthe.' par
tieiiiars. HAN kINS a. CO..
i nl-4nAwa III Market street.
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DIR. SIMMS'
Liver Pills.

Elegantly sugpr coated. No taste
In swallowing. 0Ifpeless. and no
sickening. Operate grandly, and yet
you hardly know you take medicine.
The finest Liver, Kidney and Stomach
medicine known. Wnl surely cure
Liver complaints. Kidney diseases and
stomach troubles, Dyspepsia ~.
Cures tired feelinge, skin affe6tiofis,
dizziness. giddy-hesd, he.
Nic0 In every respect AZ real Liver
medicine and Family protection
against diseases. a5c a box. 6 In ons
for OIL. Sold by druxgists In cities aud
country. Depot COG King street.
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xorIrn.

MRS. M. NJ. tEyVU.
Au FAsHIoNABgK DREssMAKER.
sb.tf GO W. Third St.. wiiiuin gton De-
G9 lfl on MORE AID vASCE Is
W1QNJ Weekly and monthly pay
nienfa 6pef cent Interest. Personal Sc
eurity. u will pny 20 INVESTIGATE ON
tpethnd. Commercial Loan Il Trust &c,
No; eoa Equitable Building, Wilmington
Del. dsJ-ff
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RlIIAy

The Standards Of Ameri1
Projected rsnouoHour ny ras \
IuferlockinE switch and nleck sign
System.
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kIUrleG- J
M oTreR-ELEoTIoN.

: FIRST NATIONAL, BANK OF Will
Dec. .. issa.
The annual meeting of the stockhoiders
Of this banh for the election of directors
will be held at the banking house on Tues
day, January 2. 1894, between tho hours
y, da.hn = o'oi niaNii lily BUSH, Cashier.
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FUNERAL DESiGN& ! ASTEFCLLY arranged and at low prices ! oil 1t. ALIENS, n Church et
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GORMLEY'S DEATH.


 Tho Coroner Investigating tho Case. In the case of the late John J. Corn. Icy, who was found in Ferguson's sta. bles, on Grown street. Monday night, in . drunken stupor and was taken i'll and died yesterday morning, Medical Examiner White yesterday performed m autopsy which showed that the mans skull had been fractured and that the immediate cause of death was hemor- rhage of the brain.
 rho coroner says that there were no external indications of the blow that hsd fractured Gormley's skull. It could not therefore have been done with O club. and the probability is that he was sendbaRged. x, >, on receiving the report of tho au- topsy Coroner Mix notihsd tho police. Detective Sergeant Cowles is working on the oase.
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WaLLINGFORD.
Two Pretty Wedding. YesterdAy-Cienernss
 Nawa


 News,
 There were two pretty weddings in St. Paul's church yesterday. At noon William T. collett, n popular member Of the Rambiers Cycle club. and Miss Norma Baldwin. daughter of Dr. V. l.. Baldwin of Academy street, were joined in wedlock by Rev. J. E. Wildman. Miss Eva Hodgetts was maid of honor and Marshall Smith was best man. ihe ushcrs were W. L. Ingraham and James Hines. MT. and Mrs. Collett left on the l?:3l train for Boston. On their return they will reside on whittiesey avenue.
 At 5:3o o'clock at St. Pauls church Dr. Frank F. Coudert and Mss Clarissa l. Perkins were welded for life Rev. J. E. Wildman of,ciated. The maid of honor was Mss Belle Perkins, sister of the bride. and the bridesmaids were Mss Rose Manning of Brooklyn and Miss Mollie upson of Bristol. The best man was pr. Warren Coleman of New York. and the ushers were Arthur Mill Ter of Meriden. Will Day of New Haven, Norman Coudert of Brooklyn and Her bert Stocking of Bristol. The happy couple departed on an early evening train for a short tour south.
 M. C. Daly and Miss Annie Bowling will be married In the Holy Trinity church at o'clock this afternoon.
 Charles N. Jones started yesterday morning for weeks business trip in Vermont.
 Miss Eva Parmelee and her sister. Mrs. Canby. start to-day for Kansas City, Mo.
 Rev. D. N. Griffin, formerly of Meri- den, will be one of the speakers at the prohibition meeting In the town hall Friday evening.
 Edward $. Bullock received his pa- pers from Washington last evening on two patents granted for an insulator glass and insulator pin.
 Clerk !. W. Allen has now the central school district assessment list and any of the taxpayers desiring to look over the same can find the genial clerk ''at home" every evening at room No. 2. Wallace block.
 Company K will have a chowder supper on the evening of November 1. the beginning of the drill season. The supper is for company members and resident members of the C. N. G.
 The American ProtectiveTariff league will meet this evening in the town hall to perfect the organization and elect officers. Every member who has signed the roll is requested to be present.
 Alone in a Great City" and Dumas world-famous Monte Christo" are booked for the opera house Wednesday and Thursday evenings, October r and IS respectively.
 Robert A. Lowe of Waterbury has sold to Henry L. Davis the John B. Johnson property on North Main street.
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May Locate in New London.

New London, Oct. 1O.-President Hyde of the Bath Iron works, while here during the past few days, is said to have made provision to locate here If New London will build dry dock to take on vessels 800 feet in length and make a long lease of it to the iron works, or change of location will be made and dry dock be built by the company if the city pays $l25, ,0Oo, the estimated amount that the concern must sacrifice by making a change of location.
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FOR RENT. .., MO. Ill DaiIht stre [, six rooms, with IN mod, Tn imp ovements. Call on oil t B. l.. LAMBEa I, SIS Chapel street.
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BEST RENTS

FOR RENT,
 MENTAL parlors and operating rooms, No. D Elm street, cor. state, second story front. The finest suite in the city, formerly occupied by Drs. Fuller and Wilmot for past fifteen years, with all modern conveniences, In peri fect order; possession given immedi- Rtely. Apply on premises. s22 If
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VERMONT A.
 MAPLE
 SYRUP ! Strictly Pure.

Made from q c Maple Sap, not melted from so-eALLED mape sugar. We offer 1t for sl.oO per gallon; In plain bottles . to gallon, Zoe each; in fancy white flint bottles, BOG each. This we bought in the spring and have had lt m cold storage all summer. It Is just right.
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ENTERTAINMENT.
Hyperion.


 The famous "Bostonians" were again greeted by large audience last even ing on their annual visit to this city, presenting the well known comic opera, "Faninitza." The opera does not do the company justice. as there are but four leading parts and if these parts were not in such capable hands the opera would fall fiat. The company is capable of doing much better wor
 than was done In this opera last even. ing It seems unfortunate that such an excellent company should waste their tunefui voices on such an opera. The opera has been sung to death AL though the attendance was large. 1t was not as large as usual. The Boston ians certainly give A better perform ance than they did last evening. The tenor, Joseph Sheehan. takes the place In the company made vacant by the re- tiring Of Tom Karl, but the opportun. ity of hearing his voice was not offered at the performance last evening, nor was the audience given the pleasure of hearing Eugene Cowles at his best, as he had but Q minor part. The chief work In the opera is done by Jessie Bartlett Davis and W. H. Macdonald. MT. Barnabee had no such opportunity to display his unique abilities as he has in Robin Hood" Miss Davis de. serves special praise for her work She Is always Q pleasing figure on the stage and her singing was one of the delightful features of the evening. 9th CTS deserving of mention are Peter Lang. George Frothingham and Eloise Morgan. The opera was staged by the company and the orchestra. as usual was under the leadership of S. L. Stud ley. who has been with the company in this capacity for many years The opera selected for this evening is one in which all of the principals will ap- pear. the ever popular Robin Hood" It is not necessary to say that this is by far the leading American opera on the stage to-day, and in the hands of so capable a company 1t will be witnessed by one of the largest audiences of the season. The sale of seats is very large.
 On Saturday evening Camille DAT vile, the queen of comic opera, will be seen for the first time in Stange & Ed wards comic opera sensation, Made leine. or the Magic Kiss" work upon which critics have settled as being one of the successes. It was first produced at the Fremont theater, Boston, where Miss D'Arville and her company have just completed their remarkable en- gagement of five consecutive months. The Boston papers called it a revela- tion of comic opera, and the public certainly went wild over it. In the are Aubrey Boucicault, George Boniface. William Mclaughlin, Clinton Elder, Marie Dressler, Maud and Hilda Rollins and others Sale of seats now open. #" ''. ''' '.'ss'-s
 After an absence of number of years Corinne again returns with grand pre- of the delightful opera bouffe burlesque "Hendrick Hudson" on Mon- day and Tuesday evenings of next week. This season Miss Kimball has sur rounded her star with first-class or sanization, second to none on the road.
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Mu. Roger Ford died aa'the home of
 Mir. Merritt Ford. on Oentr street, st sa.. n. yesterday. of oad ass. sas he'd -rsached her eighty ssvsnsh year. Two
 children Mrs. Phineas Platt and, Nor ritt Clark--survive her.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-11

A large stock Of Hamburg Canned Tomatoes, Hamburg Canned Peas, Hamburg Canned Stringless Beans. We be ieyo these canned 'goods have no sue perior in any market.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-11
Grand Opera House.


 The New Ole Olson" comes the last three days this week. The role of Ole Olson, the quaint and amusing young swede, whose ability for getting in trouble is only exceeded by his shrewd- ness in finding means of escape there from, is played with great success by the clever young dialect comedian John R. Cumpson. The audience is kept in 8 constant roar of laughter by his gro- tesque actions and his quaint appear ance, while his Swedish dialect is one of the charms of the performance. Sweet and winsome little Alice Evans Is the bright and talented soubrette of the company and never fails to win all hearts by her rendition of Genie Dim pie, Ole's sweetheart. Surrounding them are company of more than or dinary merit, among whom are Thomas E. Jackson, the we'll known delineator of eccentric female roles;. Murray Woods, a clever comedian late with Francis Wilson; Sherman Wade, Harry c. Stanley and several handsome and talented young ladies. The piece is strong in music, dancing and new and pleasing specialties and comes highly endorsed by theater-goers everywhere.
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CHEESE.
New White Clover Honey, ID boxes. Man, I..a,. E,ra

New White Clover Honey, 1 ID boxes.
 New Layer Figs.
 A large stock of KENNEDY'S BIS- CUTS just received from the factory, perfect y fresh, consisting In part Of;
 Newtons, Marshmal. .ow Bonbons, AL berts, Afternoon Tea. Beacon Hills, Cream Leaves, Lex.ngtons, Cocoanut Creams, Bijou Drssert. Cocoanut Taffy, Vanilla Creams Su.tana Fru t, Ice Or, ans, Chocolate Bars, Bar Harbors, Thin Water, Society, Banquets, Cham plons.
 A good stock of Chocolate, Lemon, Vanilla and Raspberry Waters, 25c box.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-11
Poli's wonde land Theatsr.

The bill at Poli's Wonderland this week is an exceptionally good one. The main feature is the troupe of Japanese. The feats performed by these visitors from the Orient are wonderful and everything in the way of balancing and equilibrium is done by the ten mem- bers of this remarkable company. For next week Manager Poli announces another sensation in the appearance of Cyrene, the famous Spanish, dancer.
 This lady has made one of the greatest hits of any dancer in this country since the appearance of Carmencita, and her remarkable ability is sure to be as we'll appreciated here as it has been in the principal theaters of the country.
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GERMAN AND FRENCH LESSONS, NATURAL method. Mrs. W. H. Hotch. AN kiss, native of Germany. Please cal for circulars at room % Insurance hld and
 oS 2St, D. DyHOWE STkEEl
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-12-19
NOTICE OF SALE.

PURSUANT TO THE ORDER OF
the Probate Judge of the County Of
Clarendon, State of South Carolina,
1 will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the place
of the resident of the late +. 3. Gar
land, deceased, at Sardinia in said
county, on the 9th day Of December
A. D. 1894, the personal property be-
longing to the estate OF said deceased,
consisting of:
mules, horse, COW and her calf.
/ buggy, road cart, wagon and cart;
corn, fodder, oats, cotton seed; house
hold and kitchen furniture, including
crokery ware, pot ware, and stove:
some carpenters tools, blacksmith
tools and pair of bellows; lot of gro
ceries. old piano and broken gun;
also some other chattels usually kept
on or about plantation and planta-
ton residence, not specified above.
The sale to commence at II o'clock
in the forenoon. Purchaser OF said
property or of any of it will be re-
quired to pay for the property pur-
chased before delivery, and at the
close of the sale, and if not so pald
for, the same will be forthwith re-
sold.
JOHN H. GARLAND.
Administrator, de bonis non, OF
said estate.
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Hood's pills are q mild easaastc.
Packsyille Dots.

PAcKsvuLE, Dec. 15-The Sunbeams, of
the n. Z. school. will give an entertainment
at the Packsville academy on Christmas
eve, the oath. After the exercises the lit
tie ones will be visited by Santa Clause:
The public is cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. j. L. PEBBLES. and family who for
m lily resided near here, has moved to
Moultrie. GA, where he VIII make his
future home. His many friends regret
very much seeing him leave.
Miss Minnie Reynolds is visiting friends
in Sumter.
At the Inst meeting Of the Packsyille
Literary society the following officers were
elected: Miss Matte 'rindal,, President; Mr..
C. II. Curtis. Vice-President; Mr.: $. A.
Hsrvin, Secretary and Treasurer; Mr.. c. L.
Cuttino. Critic; Miss Era Curtis, Senior Cen
sor. and D. F. Llde Junior Censor.
The III. E. quarterly conference Will be
held here on the 22nd. and 23rd.
1t is rumored that there will be tourna@
ment here on the 2Sth.