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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-19
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Last week, one hundred trsDsients reg
istered at the Red Lion Inn.
Mrs. Alice Jackson arrived Tuesday af-
ternoon from Brooklyn, n. Y, and is
guest at "Mari- Castle"
Rev. q. w. Morrow will be one Of the
speakers at the w. c. T. U. camp meeting
held at Spring Grove, New Haven, Aug.
TIL.
The SIT express Tuesday brought Miss
Mary S. Dubois and her friend, Miss Jen-
ME Campbell of Wallingford, Conn,
Mrs. W. T.. Goodwin and son, Floyd Ban
croft of Brooklyn, n. Y, and Miss Edith
Abbott, who has just finished her school
in Sharon.
J. d. Denison and family are in Royal
ton for a few days.
Walter Hazeltine, whose home is in
West Somerville, Mass. is one of the
many who have come 10 pass the summer
in this vicinity.
II. B. Bell. OF the firm Of Bell Brothers,
has been IN Waterbury the past two
weeks, taking charge OF the store OF Hunt
q Rabbit. During the remainder of his
three weeks vacation, he is TO be in Bur-
lington.
Robert Morton started at one o'clock
Monday afternoon from Burlington on
his wheel, stopped at Mortified for sup
per and reached home at quarter to
eiEnt. covering the entire distance OF over
SO miles in six hours. As long as the
young man keeps up that rafting pace, he
viii have no use for flying machine.
The ladies OF st. Johns church will
serve ice cream and cake on the lawn OF
Justin Moulton, Saturday evening, July
2lst, from g TO 9 O'Clock. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all.
Mrs. Geo French and Master Ralph Of
Everett, Mass, also A. ;. Horn, wife and
son OF Lowell, Mass, are at Riverside
Farm
As Sherman Moulton was coasting down
the South Main street hill Monday night,
his bicycle colided with team in front
of the Holman livery, and he was pitched
headlong. Fortunately, he was not in
jured himself, but the wheel was a hope
less wreck.
The entertainments given by tue Ore
gon Indian Medicine company every even
ing the past week have 6een so well pat
ronized By West Randolph people that
still another week. The members Of the
troupe are quiet and courteous OF manner,
and the entertainments seem to be free
from any kind OF roughness. Saturday
night, there is to be a balloon ascension,
which is sure to attract a large mum Der.
The merits of the Indian medicines are
eloquentlv presented by the doctor, and a
great many seekers after health have been
persuaded TO try them.
Miss Florence Lamson gives party to-
morrow evening at her home on RAM
dolph avenue.
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stranord.

PREACHING service was held Sunday at
O'Clock in Dist. No. by Rev. p. G. Lord
after which Sunday school was organic
ed, with AZ members.
Miss Maria Pixley closed her school Fri
day, July 9Th, and is at Mrs. John Oar.
! ling's.
George Johnston and wife of Bethel ar.
rived Tuesday OF last week to spend few
days at her fathers, L. P. Hazefton.
Mrs. t. R. Crocker OF Worcester, Mass,
mas been home on visit at Mrs. Don
Roots for few weeks.
Mrs. Chas. West and Mrs. Frank Pea
oooy OF Lexington, Mass, arrived Thurs
day and are at F. H. Vests.
Miss Matilda Colburn and Mrs. H. e.
Pierce of Waltham have been the guests
OF b. NJ Hatch.
Rev. Mr.. Blair OF Tufts college supplies
the pulpit at So. strafford for the summer
months.
Misses Sarah and Anna Cummings and
friend, Miss Celliers, spent Thursday
night in Brookfield, where Miss Anna
gave talk to the Y. p. S. c. T.. of that
place.
Henry Morrill, came from Barre, Thurs
day, for few days vacation.
Miss Moffatt of Albany, n. Y, arrived
Tuesday of last week. Meetings were
held in the Carpenter neighborhood and
at the ''yelloW schoolhousen and were
of unusual interest.
Miss Gertrude Hubbard of Boston is at
DIR. 5. c. Chandeliers.
Misses Elizabeth and Abbie Chandler
came from Nantucket Beach on Wednes-
day of last week.
Miss Margaret Chandler, who has been
with a friend in Concord, n. H., arrived
Saturday night.
The Misses Howard, sisters Of Mrs. Jas.
Tyson, Sen, from Virginia are visiting at
Buena Vista.
James Tyson, Sen, lost valuable horse
the first of last week
Mrs. Lucia Chandler Newell and daugh-
ter Clyde Of Pittsburgh, Penn, arrived
Saturday night.
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Rnxhnry.

DR.. Fletcher has rented the rooms for
merly occupied by the Circle and will soon
move his belongings thereto.
G. d. Spaulding was in Northfield last
week.
Mrs. George Andrews is in Mortified
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parmenter of Northfield
called on Mrs. Emily Bean on Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. East was in town making calls
last Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Roys is failing.
The free show on Monday evening drew
a large crowd.
Trimmed hats at half price, at Mrs.
Ellis.
Mrs. Will Kerwan returned here from
her visit to Pomfret last Monday.
Mrs. A. N. Tilden served ice cream to a
few friends on the evening of the 4th.
Mr.. Grey left for parts unknown last
Saturday morning.
The Attn was celebrated by many by TAX
ing a trip to Barre, So. Royalton, Shows
vile, etc.
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For SALE.

w f.. Fay was in town last week for the
purpose of settling his business affairs
here. Mr.. Fay has a shop in Middleboro,
Mass, where he has started the business
Of scientific horses hoer. He now offers
his large two-story building and his lot
for sale at a bargain, This is a good OBJ
portunity for moderate enterprise. The
building is situated near the covered
bridge in South Royalton village and is
suitable for Wheelwright or Blacksmith
shop, Carriage factory, Pants factory, But
ton shop, Finishing Mill or other pur-
pose.
For particulars, apply at c. P. Tarbell's
office, South Royalton, VT.
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RoyaltOn.

Miss Susie Rumrill was in West Hart
ford, Sunday, to attend the funeral of a
relative.
Mrs. ]. d. Denison and daughters are
spending the week in town.
Mrs. Frances Bradstreet left Monday
for few weeks stay in Connecticut.
Miss Ettal Estabrook from Portland,
Me-, is with her sister, Mrs. Dora Kendall,
for the summer.
The ladies OF st. Psu's church gave a
very enjoyable ice cream social on the
Academy lawn Tuesday evening. The
South Royalton Cornet band furnished
music of high order.
Ira Adams has not peen so well for the
past ten days.
Misses Beatrice Kendall and Hattie
Joiner go to Boston to-day. The former
will also visit Portland, Me, and Ocean
Spray beach.
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Died, in Randolph, at the residence OF
his son. Elijah P. WILDER, July sth, Geo.
w. WILDER, aged about 70 years; 'He ieII
behind him to mourn his loss, ms WIDOW
and seven children-Eliiah P. WILDER anu
Mrs. Chas. Morrill, of Randolph, Mrs
William Goodwin of Montpelier, ME- MT
Belle Brocklebanks and Mrs Carr E. ~
lev of Newport, n. H., Mrs. A. II. Cro .,t.s
of Walla Walla, Wash, and Geo. b. VIII
Der of Brooktield.
CARD.-We wish to heartily thank an
and especially the neighbors, who mani
Tested such kindness and sympathy our
ing the last illness and after the death oi
Dir. WILDER. or, r,pt-,r
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south Tunbridge.

Elmer Woodland has bought a high
priced horse of Abe Jacobs.
Edith Wills has returned to Massachu-
sets.
Lizzie Mudgett is staying at E. H.
Wells.
The lawn party in the "Pines" last Fri
day evening was a success, regardless of
the weather.
Gertrude and Bertha LEISURE have gone
to Old Orchard, where they will work dur
ing the summer.
j. B. Kenworthy is at work on a barn
for Eben Winslow of Royalton.
Mrs. Nellie Paine and two children OF
Hyde Park, Mass, are staying at the home
of her broth her, Albert Northrop.
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Granville.

Ii was II. II. Haynes who visited at w.
L. Ford's, instead OF Thayer as printed
last week.
A. Briggs and wife visited at the Bread
Loaf Inn last Sunday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F.
Briggs, July IA.
There was a benefit social at the town
hall the 18th, from which Rev.Z.M. Wheel
er received over SO.
Mabel Riley is at work at the hotel in
Hancock.
J.v. Wilson has returned home from
Northfeld.
Ernest Wilson was home ever Sunday.
Francis Lamb is visiting in town.
Mrs. A. j. Lamb has returned from her
visit to Boston and vicinity.
r. j. Flint and wife were in Randolph,
Saturday.
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IN INSOLVENCY.

In the matter ofsA. b. Tewksbury q NJ.
A. Tewksbury and the firm of A. W..
Tewksbury & Sons, Insolvent Debtors.
Assignee's Notice.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as assignee of said in
solvent debtors. Also that all debts due
to said parties must be paid to the as
signee. WILLIAM H. DUBOIS, Assignee.
West Randolph, VT. July 2, 1894.
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LosT.-In a store on Saturday afternoon,
July 7th, a bill, which is known to have
been picked up. The owner is waiting
for its return and will pay a reasonable
reward. II it is not soon returned, however,
the owner will take measures to recover
the lost money. Please leave at the HER
AID Office
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One of the most comfortable things for
an invalid or sick person is bed rest,
made with adjustable arms and back.
They are usually expensive, but this month
some are offered by Paine's Furniture Co.,
as canal St, Boston, at the unusual price
OF only $3.50. Don't miss this chance.
Order one by letter.
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Sons of Veterans.

The regular meeting of Col. J. B. Mead
camp will be held Thursday evening.
Brothers are earnestly requested to be
present. Business of Importance to every
member of the camp is to be brought up.
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LosT.-On Monday afternoon, in this
village, an old-style, key-wind Waltham
watch in coin silver cases. Finder, please
leave at the depot and be suitably reward
ed. JOHN B. DREW,
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STATE OF VERMONT. Z In PROBATE Court held
Randolph DISTRICT. as Randolph within and
for said district the 10th day of July A. D. 1894.
John A. Boswell. executor of the estate
Of Avery j. smith late OF Randolph In said district
deceased makes application to said Court for license
sell apart the real of said deceased situat
by David Annls
represen ing that the said Avery j. Smith was dur
ing his lifetime under contract 70 sell tllt
Nhereupon IL Is ordered by said Court thar said
application be referred 20 a session Of
said Court 10 be held at the Probate Office In Ram
dolph on the IN day Of August A. ID. 1884 for
hearing and decision thereon: And it Is further
dered that notice hereof be given 10 all persons inter
ested by publication OF the three weeks
sively in the Herald and News weekly newspape
published al Randolph previous 10 said time appoint
ed for hearing that they may appear At said time
II they see cause object thereto.
By the Court. Attest,
l0Sl WIL1IAM n. NICHOLS. Judge.
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COAL.
Coal.

Coal.
Save money by getting Towards prices
on, nice new-mined all rail coal. We sell
ID. and II. Lackswanna coal, genuine
Sugar Loaf, Lehigh and all the best kinds
OF coal at the lowest prices. A. b. Fish
and CIV. Barnes, selling agents.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF coal should
bear in mind that cold stock coal" costs
much less to buy and is worth much less
to burn than new-mined coal.
e. M. HOWARD.
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ST. MARY's.

ST. MLRY's. w. VA, September L.
Miss Maple McComas, charming young
lady OF New Martinsville. is the guest OF
relatives and friends in town for a couple
Of days.
Mrs. j. r. NJ. Agnew. OF Wheeling, is
the guest Of relatives this week.
Mr. n. Ogden and family are visiting
among friends in Wood county.
Work was commenced Tuesday drilling
the Painter we'll deeper 1t will be drilled
70 the deep sand, and there are good indi-
cations for producer.
The work on the new county bridge over
Middle Island Greek is progressing rap
idly.
Allen Stanley, who has been spending
his vacation a, home. left Tuesday for
Vienna, w. Va, where he will teach school
the coming winter.
The "Neck-tie and Apron Social given
by tho members of the Epworth League
Saturday night AZ the residence OF Row.
Lee Barnett, pastor of the M. h. Church,
was grand success.
Miss Rose Cochran, of Eureka, who was
the guest Of friends here for several days
returned home Tuesday.
Rev C.. r. Dean has beeu appointed TO
the conference TO serve the ST. Mary's Cir
cult the coming year.
Mrs. w. e. Hoyt and son of Williams
town, returned home Tuesday after a
pleasant visit with friends here.
Mrs. Emma OldAeld, Of Philadelphia, Is
the guest Of friends in town.
Mrs. Robert Browne and two children,
Janet and Henry who have been in Europe
during the summer, have sailed for home.
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CLARINGTON.

CLARINeToN, o., Sept. Mrs. George
He'll, of Martins Ferry, spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mrs. Mary Davis and Mrs. L. +. Urp-
man aud children spent Monday with
friends at kowhattan.
Albert Dietrich and family spent few
DAYS this week with friends and relatives
at Wheeling.
Thomas Smith and family, Of Pittsburg,
returned home yesterday after a visit OF
several weeks 70 relatives here.
Mrs. f. W. Bragul has been quite sick
this week.
Chss, Johns moved into his new house
this week.
Mrs. Ella Holgate went TO housekeeping
this week, in the rooms formerly occupied
by Joseph BuSkirk.
p. ID. Duaield, Of Pittsburg, is here on
his summer visit.
VIII BgUehaer, Of Wheeling, spent Fri
day and Saturday here.
A. H. Lowe aud daughter Hetty. Of Sar-
dis, were In town Friday.
School begins Monday morning, Septem-
Der Sd
Wilbur Simms is the guest Of Aft He'll,
at Martins Ferry this week.
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WHEELING REGISTER SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1894.

been 'laying on their oars, as II were
waiting for cooler weather, but with
the advent of September and cooler
weather for lodge room work, Will come
a revival among the members, and the
whole organization will be set to work
earnestly TO secure the 200 new mem.
bers necessary to make the 1000 re-
quired by the Supreme Lodge. Already
the committee In charge OF the separ-
ate State Jurisdiction has gone to work
enthusiastically and have called grand
mass meeting OF the members OF this
brotherhood for Saturday evening, Sep
tember sth, In the new Temple, corner
Market and Twelfth streets, and we
expect TO see the largest crowd
ever gathered 10 this building.
Turn out next Saturday night. breth-
rem, and II in no other way, snow OF
your presence that you are In sympathy
with this great charitable Organization;
show that you have pride In your ma
tive State, and will be content no longer
to see her as the tail end OF Pennsylva'
MIA. But her equal as al independent
jurisdiction, show by your presence to
the men who are doing the preliminary
work, that they have your help and en-
couragement 10 the grand work OF this
great brotherhood In protecting the
homes of our State from poverty aud
distress.
Don't forget, brethren, that in giving
your help and aid to this brotherhood,
you are but strengthening the living
chain that will enclrcle your home and
the wife you love. should death take
you from them. The committee
In charge earnestly ask every
member to be on hands next
Saturday evening, and let us start our
fall campaign with an enthusiasm that
will double our me bership before jan
uary 1st. Welcome Lodge No. 6, always
in the lead. will again this fall inaugu-
rate the series OF monthly lectures that
were so pleasing and instructive to the
members In the spring. On the last
meeting night in September the lodge
will hold an open meeting, TO which ell
members and friends OF the order, with
thei ladies', will be invited, and on
which occasion the Hon. G. l.. Cranmer
will deliver q lecture on Travels In
Europe" Those who have had the
pleasure OF hearing Judge Cranmer
know what a treat Is 10 store for the
members on this occasion. Don't forget
brethren, turn out Saturday night and
let the meeting be the grandest ever
held in Wheeling.
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NEW MARTINsVILLE.

New MARTINsvILLE, September Mrs.
Sep. Hall is visiting friends at Mounds
Vile
5. B. Hall spent a few days in Writ
county this week on legal business.
C.. II. Umstead and j. w. Mclntire were
at Sardis, o., Tuesday on legal business.
Rev. NJ. B. Madden and wife, Of Beth
auy, spent a few days in town this week.
Miss Lucy Buchanan, Of Antioch, Ohio,
is visiting Mrs. G.. +. Rentz this week.
A large number Of wOrkmen are engaged
putting down gas pipe on our streets.
Thomas Huggans is now on trial before
John D3pler, J. p, charged with being
an accomplish in the murder
Of Friend Garner. NJ. r. Morris,
Prosecuting Attorney, is absent and j. w.
Mclutire is representing the State. De-
PENDANT has not employed counsel.
Miss Marie Talbot, of Sistersviue, was
the guest Of Miss Minnie Clark Sunday.
Frank D. McQuown has purchased prop
erty in Burlingame's addition, and moved
there Monday.
Hon Sep. Hall was at Sardis, Ohio, on
legal business Tuesday.
A young man claiming to be from Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio, is now in Jail here,
charged with having broken into Peck
saloon.
Mss Mary Enlow will visit friends in
W cling next week.
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PORTLAND STATION.

PORTLAND STATION, O., September l.
Mrs. Or. Ramsey, Of Cleveland, and Mrs.
John White, Of Liverpool, have been the
guests OF VIM. Stringer's family.
Mrs. Flo. McConahey, Of Steubenville,
has been calling on her old friends.
Mrs. Judge Kerr, Of Washington, D. c.,
and sister. Of Bridgeport, o., were visiting
Mr. Gibson and family Wednesday.
VIM McGannOn and family have moved
here from TiltOnville.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. King have returned
from pleasant trip TO Earle, Buffalo and
Niagara.
School Will open Monday with the same
teachers as last year.
Misses Emma ana Blanche Gillespie and
brother Moss, have taken rooms in Martin s
Ferry, to attend school there this winter.
Mrs. Jane Shively, one of the oldest citi-
zens Of Warren township, died at the resi-
dence Of her son Richard. at Rush Run,
last Wednesday and buried Saturday.
Avery Bener, whose mind had become
suddenly impaired, was taken to Columbus
Thursday.
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THE SECRET ORDERS.
MASONRY.

On Monday evening last, Wheeling
Comuandery No. held regular con-
clave, with very large gathering of
knights present. Two candidates APP
peared, on whom were conferred tho
orders OF Red Cross. Temple and Malta
in most impressive aud solemn man
ner, every part OF IL being done In the
required form and under the personal
supervision OF Eminent Com mander Sir
Charles II. Ahrens, assisted by his corps
OF qualified officers, and also Past Com
mander McCahou. The officers did
splendidly, it being their first opportu-
nifty since their induction into Office.
Wheeling Commandery has a fine worker
In its Commander, and with another
months study will be A No. /.
The Commandery has been caused to
mourn during this week the loss Of two
OF its members, Sir Alfred Brown,
whose funeral occurs this afternoon,
and Charles L. Davis, on tomorrow
(Monday) afternoon, due notices for
both funerals appearing In the lad. F"
columns of the city papers. Both of the
Sir Knights were universally respected
by all the Masons OF Wheeling. and in
consequence every Sir knight Of the
city and vicinity who can will certainly
be on hand TO assist In the ceremony,
as It was the request of both that they
be buried by the Commandery.
The meetings for the week we will
mention Miriam Chapter No. l, East
ern Star on Tuesday evening, Nc
Daniel Lodge of Perfection on We'd
nesday evening, Wheeling Lodge No.
on Thursday evening, and class Of
c bapter wheeling UDlon) on Friday
evening, At each one of these meet
ingS work will be done on candidates
already elected, and as the weather is
moderating good turnout Of men,
bers is assured.
The outing and the opera was grand
success. The inner man was well sup
piled by kind Masonic ladies, while the
brethren furnished through the
superb opera company melody for
the soul. We know we enjoyed
both, but the latter brought
to our mind what a misery fellow
was myself some years ago when sssum-
ing the character Of GaspOrd, scene
which wildly domes to my mind now,
as in the past, with our deceased friend,
K. V. Ankle, in the armour and myself
counting the chink. After all, the
company Of Wheelingites who gave the
opera did sDlendidly, withsthe assistance
OF the full orchestra OF the opera house,
which, If they had been allowed to play
last evening as they did then. would
have produced a much better effect.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, o., September Mrs.
Charles Emerson, Of Denver. COL, IS Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Rose Wood, of NJ Pleasant, Is the
guest of Mrs AZ. j. West
The bicyclists Of this place arranged
some faces which took place on the FAIR
grounds last night. W. C.. kunkel gave
Ray Tallman 20 yards handicsp, for one
half mile. Kunkel won by yards. The
time was said TO have been very good.
Harry Norris aud Charles Darrah were
matched. Darrah was thrown from his
wheel and did not finish. Several moro
races will be held In tee near future.
The people OF this place were we'll pleas
ed at the work of Bad Actor, the trottlng
horse of F. +. Williams, at Moundsyille,
Thursday.
On Monday the term OF Treasurer F. B..
Archer expires. He will be succeeded by
the Treasurer elect, Howard Kirk and his
deputy John d. HAYES, Of Wheeling town
ship. Mr.. Archer will soon move TO his
former home at Bellaire.
Miss Maggie Kerr left Thursday for
Henderson, n. c., where she will resume
her duties as teacher in one Of the schools.
New sawed stone paveuents have been
put down in front OF the residences OF Dr.
G. +. Furbsy and NJ. NJ. Scott and the
Mrs Collius' block.
Johr Rottmeir. Of East Richland, died
Tuesday morning. He was well known in
Wheeling and over this county.
d. II. Milligan. assistant enrolling clerk
in the House at Washington, has returned
home.
Fairpoint VS. St. Clalrsville. Bridgeport
VS.. St. Clsirsville, Jr.'s are the ball games
TO be played today.
Charles L. Hall, OF the New York Trib-
une staff, stopped here last evening to visit
his uncle, j. II. Hall. j. f.. Hall, OF Oak
Grove, o., is visiting at the same place.
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partment Counselor. w. R. c. Mrs
Murdoch is also member Of the Ma
tiona Executive Board. w. E. c., and
has been appointed by the National
President as one of the committee TO
audit the books and accounts OF the
National Treasurer, aud has been noti-
fed to meet with the committee at 9 a.
m. September 10th, at the Monongahels
House. TO perform that duty. Mrs.
Daniels will return to the city after the
encampment for tae purpose OF inspect
ing the three Relief Corps auxiliary to
the Grand Army of the Republic In this
vicinity-Holllday No. /, Stephens No.
) and Hancock No. S.
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MoMAN,s RELlEE CORPS.

Mrs. Ellen F. Daniels, OF Charleston,
Department President Of the W. r. e.
of this State, is making q tour OF the
State visiting the different lodges, pre-
vious to going to the w. r. c. National
Convention at Pistsburg, TO be held at
the same time as the National Encsmp-
ment, G. A. R., September 10th to 18th,
Mrs. Daniels will crgeriye q Woman's
Relief Corps at Bellvlls'and BuckhanI
non during this week, and will probably
be in this city the last OF tne-~aek on
her way to Pittsburg, and will be the.
guest Of Mrs. Murdoch, who IS her Ds-i