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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30
FIFTH edition.
SOCIETY NOTES,


Miss Florence @. Vernon, after
depending very pleasant time with
Friends In Baltimore, has returned
home.
Niles Bessie II. Lane, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs A. G.. Vernon.
has returned to her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. VIM. Z. Hardin and Miss Mabel
Lynn, Of Locust Grove. near Easton,
Nd, Is visiting her sister. Airs. A. G.
Vernon. 62l N. Harrison street.
Nliss Mary Harvey mas returned
home from visit to Mrs, James L.lley
Iof Chester.
Waiter McLear has returned home
from Rehoboth.
Mas Lucy Taylor of LInwood is Wis.
Iltng friends here. .....5
Miss Mamie Smith OF Elkton 10 visit
ling friends III this city.
Miss Viola Murgey Is visitiux rela-
tives In this city.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gouert have
returned homo from Charlestown,M Md /.
Mise Lizzie NJ. Bennett and Miss
Maggie Wells have returned to
IElkton.
Walter Gouert. who has beeo Wis It.
log Landenberg. has returned HON Q.
1 Miss Lorena p. Chandler Of Ercidou u
Pa, is visiting friends In this city,
! Misses Ada, Essle and jean Price &C.
eompanied u grabbing party to Cor
don Hoighta
Mr.. and Mre. Andrew j. Sherry arc
spending u week at Atlantic City. stop
ping at the Hotel Rossmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson and
May and Blanche Appleby have re-.
turned home from Atlantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs, jacob ShaTpless. Misc
Phoebe Sharpless and Miss Annie
Hates are visiting frlonds In West
chester.
Mrs. Edward Patton of Pittsburp.
is visiting her father, Robert Bur ls,
10 0 East Tenth street.
Miss Annie Katos is visiting West
Chester friends.
Miss Bessie Miles has returned home
II ON three weeks visit to her uncle
at West Chester.
Miss Jannett Wood OF Chester is Wis.
Ting friends Mt Clayton.
John Connor OF Chester has returned
home from visit to friends In this
lcny.
George Tobin is the guest Of John
Wiser of Chester. -=.
Miss Williams is entertaining Miss
May Neal, OF Highland avenue. Ches.
tier.
Mrs. Edward Robinson accom- panied
by her two daughters Gertrude and
Helen left this morning to spend few
days at Cape May.
4 trial trip of the Gordon Heights
railway Will be m iIs this afternoon,
by the owner5 and II few friends.
Miss Hannah s. Hopes has ret urned
to West Chester.
Miss Bessie Mile has eturued from
West Chester.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

N 0TlGE-For thc purpose OF remoy.
~ ing Inc hsilc-, art, etc, as aIorf.
said; the oily will be divided inn fonr
uiSliiClS Tint portion II the city east Of
the eeHtroof Sbiplry street AMI south al
Ing ell soui b and cast oil tho Christ ,nn,,
river, viii bu known aa the First dist rjni
Al TINT portion 81 thu city rust Of The
cenlle inc OF SIMPLIFY street. from Seven.
th TO Tenth stree:, aud elst OF the zyentre
lne OF orange street from Tenth IL
lrdn ywinc creek. itf.l north OF the con.
tire itl'r oil seventh stfeai. iuc.nhiuu ali
tolti anu e 81 OF ,Eas DIVINE crcyE. viii
be SNOW as the ~ccCnl dIuirIt, All iha;
pprtt oil the ct.y west ofiecntrnilIne ni
shipiCy Bircet IRON Seventh 10 Tcuth
street anc from Ccntrr line at nrunyr
street from Tenth 10 iirandy - Inc crn,
and nuith of ccnt'c linz ui seventh ,tro.
ana south OF the brandy wine crepit ,ytii
be known ~ the lhiId district And ali
that portion VI the Cl,y west OF the can.
tire llnf OF ShilleY street aud south Of
!Htrc lin or :, venth stree ana norm
and " 81 oil thu Jhriztiana river, vii; hr
kn WIN rs III" Fourth lIsIr,ct Tae Firs,
district siiHl he removed on Mo IdnyI ihr
SCc9Jp u lucsd 8. tho Third IN Wal
ncsdsys aud the Fourth on Thursdays o,
etca eek.
Contractors will bcrcpilscd 10 .isr pro.
| or caro- inthr handling ~ receptacle g., ia,
a7hes and tubb sll. hey wiil=Ee he a
r.sponsi ila Tor any damage done Tho
me arising from carrlesSncss OF dirty.
CT. or other persons tn ir cuptny.
A. u. Is. ANDEi;SON, Contracts:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

The anglers OF West Chester are up
in aims on account OF the fragrant vio-
latton OF the law along tho Brandy
wife, by which the lish ara taken from
the water hy seine nets. The fish arc
bcitH transferred To private pond
nFf' o khOuIne
Tho me complaint comes from all
the Stations along the w. Il N Rail
road. Yesterday Datectiyes Witsl and
McSey wont TO the neighborhood of
Guyencouit and arrested three elderly
men from Heading named Albert
GauIl, Daniel Eaus and Joseph Seiten-
ger on the charge OF fishing with q
seii!e In the BraCdywine
They were taken before Magistrate
IMcWhorter ard given trial. Only
one Of the men was charged and he
was llEDd $50 and costs. The other two
Cases were notls pressed.
When the State detectives were seen
this morning in reference to the mat
ter they stated that 50 far us Delaware
is concerned that the law must be
obeyed II they have to make arrests
every day. Barrels OF fish have been
caught and shipped away, and the
people nre tired Of tho violation of the
law. and thereby preventing anglers
from having a days sport along tho
BiandyWIne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

The Vamoose defeated tho Now Then
yesterday on the Hudson river.
The Vigilants centre board has been
put In place for the race to-day.
The great trotter. Pamlico. with n
record of =. 10 and valued ut $50, 600,
died yesterday.
Yesterday at Hartford. Conn. the
Charter Oak stakes were won by Ralph
Wilkes In three fast heats.
All but so feet Of the Chicago grand
stand was destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon. .....". ..
Yesterday ut London Paddy Siavln.
the heavy weight pugilist, deposited
$1,000 with Sporting Life Ia support OF
his Challenge to jackson aud Corbett,
or the winner OF the fight between
them. He wishes to fight for $4,000 a
! eide. and the largest purse offered In
| England or America.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

| PennSyivanin Tours to the South
For several seasons pnst the an.
nouncement of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company's Tours to tie South
has been looked for with interest, and
the pleasant antlcip OF those who
participated In them have been more
than realized. For the present enrly
autumn. announcement is made Of
two personally conducted tours from
New York to the mountains of Mary.
land aud Virginia and the two most
prominent cities of the upper South
l'Ihe specific points covered by those
tours ara Gettysburg. Blue Mountain.
lLuray Caverns. Natural Bridge, the
lGrottocs OF the Shenandoah, and the
cities OF Richmond and Washington.
II would DO difficult to plan "A tour
OF ten days which would embracs u
more interesting group OF places. as
every ono of them has an individual
intere it that cannot fall to enlist wide
and favorable attention. The scenery
OF tho entire route ia picturesque and
attractive. aud the soason /, timed 50
as to present tho scenic beauties In
their best form.
These tours Will leave New York and
Philadelphia on September IS and 90,
and the members OF the party will,
travel III special trains OF parlor cars
provided exclusively for their use.
The entire round trip covers a period
OF ten days. AMI excursion tickets.
Including all travelling expenses, Will
DO sold from New York at sos and
philadelphia s53.
For Itineraries containing complete
Information as to routes, special car
service. descriptive note. &c.. apply to
or address Tourist Agent, 1893 Brord.
way, N. Y, OF Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30
ED.

not LDEN-sudie ~, on August 2sth
1891 William IL. boulder. aged 8.
yeirs
The eli I'll, os and friends OF the fumily
ais u. u. Baker Post, No. s, q, "A, H. nnd
ru"ampne II No. a. 4. V. s, are re Speri
fIiy invited to attend the funeral oil
tr lay ernoon at O'Clock, from hi,
INC reside nee -! iiidce aycnuc, phiia
1siph n. lnterme"t at Monument Gene
terry.
MCMlNANIN. in this city. on tho aG,t
I lust, 1871, William MrNenamln. AgeG
] "a ycnre
| Relatives and friends are invited to at
toni his funeral from his late residence
No. iO5 u. stb street, on Thursday, Aus
" st. Mt . O'CLOCK u, m. High IN IS at ST
Mary's Church. lnternent ut Cathedral
Cemetery.
IPhXsON.-n Mill Creek hundred. on
the 9Th Inst, Alfred $. paxsou, In tn,
Gsth var othis age.
kclalivps and fT,ondS IRE respect fu II II
Invited TO attend his funeral on Thurs
day. the pth inst. from hi late esidenci
near stanton. Leave the house ut
O'Clock. ln'crmcnt ut stanton Friends
burial grounds.
HOLMES In this city. on the eath inst.
Annie. vile oil Isaac l., Holmes. aged
Az years.
Rea'ives are invited to attend the fu,
ncrui from the residence OF her husband
lh.3 West Fourth rect. TN Saturday
september lat, ut ~. III. Services AT The
house. lntcrment private.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30
THE BRIDGE.
Size SOxi0 inches
In-IaA
(Copyrlght.)
Painted by G. Fl. McCord.


Etched by j. Henry Hill.
This is grand and magnificent pic.
ture. The artist has been fully luz.
pressed with the sweet sentiment OK.
pressed In this beautiful poem OF
Longfellow's, all will remember 1t
whom We quote the first verse;
II stood on the bridge at midnight,
Az the clock was striking the hour,
And the moon rose Ger the city
Behind the dark church tower"
Every detail and limo of the poem is
Observation-Disclosures the shallow Of the
foreground runs an old.fashioned
wooden bridge; IL makes an artistic
structure with its quaint braces and
moss covered piles. In the shadow OF
the approach lie several strong and
heavily built boats, and here and thcie.
tied to the bridge or anchored near
shore. are a pumbo OF fishing SIN acks.
ACROSS the bridge the city looms up. II
oil seoms to slumber except the
ohurch;in this few glim merlng lights
denote there is atili study and devo
ton going on. 1t is q grand old struo
ture with Its tower dark against the
sky. frightened by the moon which ia
just rising behind 1t and gliding the
edges Of few rolling clouds which
form halo about IL; a few stars are
twlnkling In the far distant heavens.
As We look down the river TO the rig ut
We SEQ the furnaces glowing and the
shipping resting on Its bosom OF
moonlit silver as 1t flows and joiua
the sea. On the bridge stands the fig
ure OF man medltnting on
the beautiful scene before him ard
watching the ripping waves in the
path of the moon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30
A uOikIiBi.E DEATH.


A Tbirteen-Y ear.OId Polish boy Has
His Iiend Crushed ut West Yard.
II was horrible death which befell
". Tukechi, the l3-year old sou OF Jos.
lTukechi, at the West Yard this morn.
ting. Tho boy had left his home on
Bird etrcet shortly before o'clock and
lwnlked down along the rail- DAD.
Train No. lS6 of the F.. W. Il Is. Rail.
road, due In this city at sos O'Clock,
was approaching the yard at rapid
ratio OF speed. AMI when passing under
the block tower the boy stepped direct
Fly in front OF the fast moving locomo.
tive. which ST. uck him fairly In the
face, crushing 1t and throwing his
The skull was crushed and the brain
Ivy exposed on the ground, which was
stunned by the blood OF the unfortl.
nate boy. Inc train was brought to a
and on It the lifeless body
was brought to tie hospital room at
the station.
The news of the horrible accident
was soon widely spread among the
Polish people In the Deighborhood,
and every parent who had son be.
came anxious as TO his whereabouts.
Several called at the hospital room but
were unable to Identity the body until
10 brother CT the boy looked upon 1t.
lie was very much affected and left
The loom weeping bitterly. Coroner
Palmer In the meantime had been no.
titled. and took charge Of the body.
An inquest will probably 10 held to-
morrow night AT his office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30
Ipats,


! Goldenrod has made its appearance
In tho ZELDA outside and In The city.
Trees are shedding their leaves.
ClUysauthemu na are blooming.
y Fifty members OF the East Side Bap.
tat sunday school npont very pleas.
ant day ut Shsllpot Park yesterday.
Tho Equitable Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY transferred to tho Board of
Education yesterday the lot I'D dining
the Washington School.
The oorporators OF the Odd Fallows'
Hoise have received an offer to donate
. lot for that purpose from man who
does not wish his name TO be kno wn.
The deeds for the property adj joinin :
the Few school No, -. aud the one ai.
5oiEina the High school, recently pGf.
chased by the Board of Educate. !.
were executed yesterday.
A big effort will Ue made TO haYe an
additional free bath-house for mex
season.
Herring are plentiful in the Brandy.
wine creek.
There was very Interesting game OF
ball played between tAs Y NJ [. A..
Of Wilmington, and the b. & o. A A.
81 Philadelphia, at Wllfnont, Pa. on
august ~. and resulted III favor Of the
b. & O. boys Tho features OF tho
game were the pitching OF BracelsuI,
Of tbs y, q o., snd the battling oil
Craig. shuok aud Willis, the tajding
" Shqek and the hne catching Of Ne.
Banars and Gutenberg. The III o r.
ssk wac satisfactory TO both clubs
z a large new MAJ has been plIral at
PIE entrance Of tus Court Houss. ua
" ~ large rod letters ale the Wl.d,
Court House"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

Last evening tho horsemen OF this
city had a delightful time OH the Hazel
Dell track. 1he hoTsemen Of this
city are taking to tho track In earnest
ana several interesting heats were
trotted last evening. Tho principal
lace WIS won ny Robert Brown with
his pretty little black PAGER in 445.
Next Monday afternoon there will
he great racing matinee which will
be open to all fast trotters with FREQ
entrance. A delightful timo is sure 10
be enjoyed by those who will ttend.
Every one welcome
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

ALBANY, Aug. 30.-When asked why
he had commuted the sentence of Will
lam Is. Hayes, who was sentenced to Sing
Sing prison for perjury in March, 1888
Governor Flower replied II committed
his sentence because | thought the ends OF
justice did not require his longer punish
ment. He was convicted of perjury in
certain attidavits which formed part Of
a civil suit against him, and was giver
an unusually severe sentence. The civil
suit has been settled since his imprison
ment, He is of a nervous, excitable TEN
permanent, and his friends feared that hi,
further incarceration would make hin
insanep
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

LAPoRTE, Ind, Aug. 9O.-Lake Shor,
local freight No. So, west bound, wa,
boarded by three highwaymen near IIud
son lake, this county. They beat unf
robbed every man on the train before Il
reached the station. James Gardner ani
his brother from Bertrand, Mich, who
were stealing ride to Chicago, were ter
rlbly beaten, tho former fatally shot, ant
both pitched from the train. They wer,
found by the roadside later and taken t,
New Carlisle. Seven other tramps wer
beaten and thrown from the train befor,
1t reached this place, where the robber.
ldisembarked aud disappeared
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

W s, Hoffman, Gen'l Agent for the
Mass. Life Association of Boston. aud
John |, Boyle. special agent for the
same Company. at New Castle. have
made arrangements with Mrs. Hiett
Graham to pay tho $1,000 insurance
taken out by him In that company.
ana hive been given authority to col
lecL for Mre. Graham. the balarce of
$4,000 due by tie other companies.
Mrs. Graham has Increased the reward
to $500 for the recovery OF tho body Of
her husband. This It Is hoped, Will
speedily result in Its recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30
Money 10 loan at Davldow and Co..
puwpbrokers.



Dover added another star to It's
crown yesterday by defeating the
Pennington club by the score of II 10
y. Score by innings:
r. fl. f..
Farmington..l l 00l92 80 I2 s
Dover. ....,..l @ 20a3 05x-l7 10 {
Batteries Farnilngton: Penuewill.
Martin. Mcdowell, hill. over: Honey.
Richardson
Lovers of b0se ball will have n chance
on Saturday to witness grand exit
billion OF the national game Mt Front
and Union streets ground between the
tho Rockford and the Dover clubs. The
REPuBLIcAN la OF the opinion that the
Rockiorts can defeat the Dover club
and feels confident that McMahon's
players will turn the tables on the
Dover boys and administer a crushing
defeat to Richardson's club. The
game will he largely attended, the
manager thinks that there will be 1909
people there 1t will be pitchers
battle between Fisher for the Rock.
ford aud Clark for Dover The
score by innings will be given at the
{. A q. and Montgomery game, the
people OF New Castle being as anxious
to hear the result as well ms the base
ball sports OF our city. Watch fol
pattiuR order tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

CHICAGO, Aug. a-An electric car col
lided with passenger train on the Chi.
cago and Northern Pacific railroad at the
Forest Home crossing. Three persons
were seriously and number of others were
badly shaken up. The injured are: John
Briggs. left leg crushed and injured inter.
nally: L. II. Keys, badly injured about
the head and body; Mrs Mary Burns cut
about the head and body. The cause OF
thu collision was the refusal of the brake
of the electric cur to work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

West Chestcrs colored people are
complaining ABOUT the coloIed line
being drawn In tho schools, and have
They say they Will push the matter
to n settlement by the school Board.
A large new school building hns
been provided for them lii the East
ward where about 100 OF them reside
and all the grades are provided by the
School Board. This does not suit ms
they want their children to attend the
main High School In company with
the white children. The tight ls likely
to be a lively one between tho colorcd
people and The Board.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

william Il, Boulder, .v,;--.rlv OF
this city, died rather suddenly on
Tuesday In Philadelphia. Iio served
with credit In the war In Company l.
Fourth Delaware Regiment. In ono Of
the battles no was shot In the left
breast. and the bullet was not located
until about two yeare ago.
He was Q carriage trimmer by trad 1
and served his time with John Mer,
rick. After the war he was unable tc
work; He leaves three children, one
daughter and two sons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

The chestnut crop, from present In
dications this year will be a large one.
The burs dot the trees thickly with
vivid, tender green as of spring. and
seem to be about two.thirds full size
Whether or not they will come to heal.
thy maturity depends OH the dro uHht
and the worms. July drought see med
to delay them, and there has IL OF
yet been enough rain to insure a fair
crop. As 10 the woims they always
take their share, Commercially, how.
ever, he is not pest, or he ID I'm partial.
ly roasted by the black bearded Italian.
who pours the hot and savory nuts
Into your pocket from the finest hal
pint measure known to the realm o
business. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30
THE SPIRIT liz SAW NOT. :

A winters night, with the snow aboup
Twas silent within and cold without;
Both father and mother 10 bed were gone;
The son sat yet by tho fire alone.
He gaEed on the fire and dreamed again
OF one that was now no more among moa.
As still he sat and never aware
How close was the spirit beside his chair.
Nay, sad were his thoughts, for he wept and
said.
All, woe for the deadl ali, woo for the d9Rd
How heavy the earth now lies on her breast
The lips that kissed and tho hand presscdr
The spirit he saw not. He could not hear
The comforting words ahc spoke In HE car.
His heart in the grave with her moldcrinl
clay
No welcome gave, and she fed away.
Robert Bridges In New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30
NUGGETS OF NEWS

There were 450 dismissals from the gov.
eminent printing office yesterday-about
one-fifth of the entire force.
Hailstorms have done great damage
throughout Aastria. AT kowno, Poland
three children were killed by hail stones.
Major General Right Hon. Sir John
Clayton Cowell, X. c. b., master OF the
queens household, died at Cowes. Isle OF
Wight, yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

The Republican nomination election
for members OF the General Assembly
will be held oil Saturday. Sept. 8. All
the candidates IRE strong men. In
this city the candidates for mem Der
ship In the lower house ARE Philip O.
Churchman. Samuel II. Baynard. Vim,
Z. Robinson and Phllemms Chandler
All are well known and capable men.
In Brandywine hundred Thomas j.
Day and Robert }. lianby arc candi
dates. III Arpoqulnimlnk David Y,
!iutchlson wants the honor OF being
member of the General Assembly
New Castle has Henry IL. MeMulfln
James b. Hance and Edward Challen
yer,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

The new torpedo boat Ericsson pas
eed through the Delaware and Chesa.
peak Canal and up the river past this
city to. day. The boat Is on its way
from Fortress Monroe to New London.
Tho recent trip OF tho Cushing. a
twin boat. over tho same course. WAS
made in thirty-one hours. and IL %
Ericsson does us well she will pass
this city quite early.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

Yesterday afternoon clerk In one
of our III rket street hotels resolved to
go u fishing and placed hls high prio.
ed rod In n case. lie soon was In his
pretty boat. and having rowed out in
to tho Biandytyine lie took Ills case to
get his fishing rod. wien to his sur
prieO lie found some one had taken
out his rod anu pn: anold umbrella
In tho case. II ia needle ss to say that
tho gent loman did not catch any fish.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

Tho British colonies are of three classes:
Crown colonies, controlled directly by the
homo government; colonies having repre-
sentative Institutions, the crown retaining
the veto power and tho control Of public
officers, and scmi-indopendont colonies that
govern themselves, though tho crown up
points a governor and retains veto on
legislation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

A trucker living on thu outskirts OF
London. in writing TO his son In our
city says he found mushroom which
measured ~ inches In diameter. A
Inches in circumference, and o. inches
around the stem. aud weighed two
pounds and four OUNCES. THIS Is Ger.
'tainly monster, and II any ono can
find larger ono we should like to
hear OF IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

New YORK, Aug. 3O-The yamoose, the
fastest steam vessel afoat, again proved
her superiority yesterday afternoon by
walking away from ]. Edward Addick s
speedy vessel the Now Then. The race
was on the Hudson river between Fort
Lee and Yonkcrs. Efforts will now BIZ
made to get on race between the Yankee
Doodle, of Philadelphia. and the Va.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

Some one has figured out that in 46
years the proprietor of the Parker House,
Boston, has paid to faneuil Hall market
IS, 1888, COG for provisions. OF this princely
sum 1t is said that not over 500, 900 went
for beans. This will surprise many people
who have an idea that beans is the princi-
pal article Of food in Boston. -Philaael.
phia Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-30

Miss Violn Morgay, OF Philadelphia
Ia spending two oeks with frIeuds il
this city.
Niles Alice Il, Eyans nae returned
home from an extcHteJ trip TO Show,
oil. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Hsnry Mayors, Oak.
land, Nd. are the guests of sscre
tnry Coi4uhOun OF tile Board q
Health.
! IN" Meiowellville bnptist Sunday
schGo! took $40 people to pennsSrov,
10 DAY OF Its annual excursion.
Miss Eisio Ferguson hus returned
home IRON two weeks trip to UceaI
Grove.