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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-24
LOCAL BREvlrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In aud About
the City.

o1nttors OF Minor Moment In mud About
the City.
MATINEE at tho Grand to-day.
The GRAND this ovoning-"slavcry
Days."
orrRA lTousr this ovcning-NIothcr
Goose Reception.
THERE was another whitcwash In tho
police court yesterday morning--not n
case.
a WHEELING man bet $40 to S25 "lhas
CorhOlt will not whip Mitchell on Janu.
nry q" lilo Is taking chances OIL tho
fight not coming oil on thnt day aud
thinks hO has great odds in his favor.
CLERK Hook Yesterday Issued mur-
rlago license TO George A. Wood, aged
20, and Sarah McClery, aged 81, both OF
Wheeling; also to Anthony ]. TOlbert,
aged ~, and Mary WeitzOl, aged 81,
both OF Wheeling.
X GREAT many places remain on tho
most prominent streets where tho brick
pavomeuts were torn up last season and
never propOrl Y replaced. Tho board Of
public works might employ mon to ro.
pair those holes and charge it to tho
responsible parties.
TIE charter Of tho nowIy organized
Wheeling Bowling association was 70.
ceivod last night by S. G. Smith, cuun-
self for tho incorporators. Tho capital
is 500, with privilege of increasing to
$4,000; shares $40 each. held by +. NJ.
Holiday, u. I. Callwall. George L.
House, John FriGdcl and L. G. Harry,
all Of Wheeling.
TIE Wheeling Turner's have madc ar
rangoments to visit tho Turner's Society
OF Steubenvillo next Sunday. Aspecial
train will DO run over tho Wheeling &
Lake Eric railway, leaving Wheeling at
8 o'clock u. H.. city time, and re.
turning leave StoubonyillO ut 10 o'clock
p. m, city time. Tho public generally
aro cordially invited to join the Turner's
in this trip.
No LOVER OF tho game OF billiards
should miss seeing the match game at
the Opera House Friday night between
Jacob Schaefcr, champion OF the world,
aud William A. Splnks, cham pion Of
the Pacific coast. Tho game will DO
played upon n by 10 championship
size) table, and will therefore be MS in
terosting as any played in tho largo
cities, where only heretofore these ex-
ports OF the cue have appeared. Seats
arc now on sale at the Mcclure House
billiard plrlor.
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MARTINS FERRY.
uapi and Mlshnps In tho Thriving City
Across tho IlIyor,

Across tho River.
Two shots woro fired on Fifth street
near Hanover yesterday morning about
. O'clock, but this is all that Is known
about 1t, Several persons were nwnk.
oned and got up. Ono woman was 80
badly frightened that sue could not
aleop aitcrward.
@. G. Cochran will lay fire brlcl,
pavement in front Of tho Cleveland &
littsburgh passenger depot OH Second
street II somebody don't got out M In.
junction. ApaYGment Is much needed
lhoTc.
Yesterday afternoon an association
game Of foot bail was played in Sloan's
uold. George Gosnoy's sidc scored %
aud Charles Arms 20. Another game
will be played this afternoon.
Miss Mary Jones has succeeded Miss
Fletcher us primary teacher In tho
Third ward, tho latter having been pro.
NOTED to the grammar school in tho
Central building
Tho rOlipl committee is much in need
oil money, meat, Hour, sugar, coffee,
soap, etc. Only ono donation was re-
Goivcd Yesterday. This WIS $40, from
David Park.
ThrOo hundron and fifty mcmbors OF
tho Amalgnmatod Association employed
IN the Etna.Standard mill signed
petition protesting against tho Wilson
1t Is beloved that tho amount paid
out OF the township poor fund will be
SlJO or 500 less this month than last
OIL account OF tho relief store.
Il G. Meyer; the ncwly selected inter-
nal revenue collector, was up yesterday
getting pointers from S. L. Dean, whose
term expires next week.
Yesterday another attachment was
gotten out on the Photographic outfit OF
Lon blackburn, TO recover $50 rent duo
William Cattoll.
The common pleas court will convene
February D. 1t is believed that tho
Wilson trial will not take, place until
March.
The GwOnt Choral Society, of Etna.
vile, will give concert ut Bridgeport
for tho benefit Of the poor.
Mrs. +. II. Eick is. on the sicl; list;
also Fcrd Wagner, who makes his home
with them.
a stereoptican exhibition on Han
over street drew large crowd last night.
Miss Manic link, Of Stcubenyillc, is
visiting her brother, Frank.
Marian McGrcw was at Jewctt yes.
terday.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City und Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City untl Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Sheriff D. JEFF jenkins, OF Hunting.
ton, accompanied by Hon. Thomas a.
Watt, prominent Second City at
torney, and ono Of the "cutcst" Demo.
cratic politicians in the state, is at the
Behler Tho sheriff lett one more
Cabell representative at tho state penal
institution at SIoundsville yesterday
afternoon; that county by tho way now
has more than 70 per cent OF tho total
representation OF tho 81 counties ut the
pen. As n criminal centre Cabcll is At
tho top oil the heap.
]. W. Hudermuu, Of Sistersvillc, is at
the Behler.
I. II. Hammond, OF Wollsburs, is q
Mcclure arrival.
William ". Kincaid, OF Cameron, reg
istcred at the Bchler.
II. II. Smith, OF Toronto, brother Of
S. G. Smith, is Mcclure guest.
Mr.. I. J. Pickard will leave ior the
east over the b. {; o. in few days.
DR.. S. L. Brock, OF AIorsantown, was
in the city yesterday and registered at
the Mcclure.
Gen. A. IL Beach, oil tho Bloch Bros.
Tobacco Co., left yesterday for bust
ness trip through the eastern states.
John Finlayson, of Sistcrsyille; J. A.
Dopler, OF Proctor. and Misses Lizzie
and Eta Dunlovy, of Cameron, are
among yesterdays arrivals at the
Stamm.
Mr.. G. R. Behler, Of the Hotel Behlcr,
has recovered after an extended Illness,
and will now take personal charge OF
his popular hosiery. During his i'll.
ness he was at the Wheeling hospital
where he received the best OF treat
ment.
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Paino's cclorv compound supDlies tho
tired system all 1t needs in tho way OF
food for nerves and blood.
rheumatism Is relieved when every
other means fails.
In all wasting diseases recovery be.
comes simple, easy matter when the
strength is kept up by PainG's celery
compound and the nerves and vital or
gans receive in abundance tho food they
demand.
The foundation OF recovery from dis
cases which attack special organs is laid
by the utmost attention to the nutri-
ton OF the whole body. No nutritive
agent was ever discovered that will fcod
aching nerves aud brain, and restore
tho natural functions OF the vital or
Gans, like Paine's celery compound.
We'll nourishGd bodies, well fed brains,
sound sleep, health and strength have
come TO thousands from Paino's celery
compound.
MIR. J. II. Englc is prominent mer-
chant in the beautiful town Of Ham
burg, Iowa. His reputation is too high
to permit oil his recommending prepa.
ration unless it has superior merit.
Read what he snys OF tho great good
Paine,s celery compound has dono him
and his family:
II feel it my duty" he writes, ito saw
a good word for Paine's celery COM
pound. Ihave suffered anumber Of wears
from neuralgia, and tried many different
medicines without relief. Finally l was
persuaded TO try Paine's celery com.
pound. After using nine bottles am
IN better health than have been for
many years.
My wife and children have also been
using the compound with marked bene.
fit to all Of them"
The picture above is OF Mr.. Engle and
ms family. They have had tho same
experience as thousands OF others.
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Last evening Mr. and Mra. S. o. Bovcc
entertained party OF fifteen or
eighteen couples of their friends at n
private masquerade party at their home
on ChapliDe street. Some o. tho cos
tunes were very fine and all were in.
genious and artistic. It was one OF the
pleasantest social events of tho season,
Dancing TO tho strains OF tho orchestra
was interrupted 1T seasonable hour
to partake Of splendid refreshments.
1t was very merry party. and will
long be pleasantly remembered by those
who participated in its pleasures.
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As q remedy for all forms OF head
ache Electric Bittcrs has proved to be
the very best. 1t effects a permanent
cure, and the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to its influences.
We urge all who are afflicted to procure
bottle, and give this remedy a fair
trial In cases OF habitual constipa.
ton Electric Bitters cures By giving
the need tone to the bowels. and few
cases long resist tho use OF this inedi.
cine. Tryit once. Large bottles only
NIFTY cents at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
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Other GocInI Eyrnta

Last evening at Calumet hall, on
South Main street, the popular Calumet
Club gave one OF its monthly hons,
which, as it is the last before Lent, was
largely attended ana very brilliant,
Tho attendance was large and select,
and'n most enjoyable evening was spent
tripping the light fantastic. The com.
mit,oc in charge OF the affair deserves
high praise for the smoothness with
which the affair passed of.
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Four.Cent Articles,

Susnendcrs, Clark's Q. y. T. Thread. ChIIITS;,,
Elbs, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brn,b
SaSe, Tot Covers, Tooth Brushes, Fro ShoyeI,
IoMcllng Charm Knives, MucIlage. Sewing M.
shlns on Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread. IIsbi
ms and hundreds Of other articles going NJ hi,
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Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Grace G.
Padgett, nee Hathaway, wits OF [. E.
lPadgett, OF Pittsburgh. died at the home
OF her father.in.law, David Padge.t, BIS
}Eod street. She was on visit here,
when she was seized with the grip,
which resulted fatally. A wide circle
oil Friends extend sinccrcst sympathy.
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l'wO.Cent Articles,

]? dozen Buttons, Elmo Comb, l bottle T,L
Pint Tin Cups. Handkerchief, Cake Cutters ~.
Ecr Boxes LanIiry Halt Pins, Carpenter Penrig
Gun linItOnS, Pio Pans, Pocket Combs, SansIms
Gnn Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap, CIml",'
CrmperA Hai'
WedcAl only In Bargains and give big y.lu,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-24

ALL who are troubled with constipa-
ton will find safe. sure, and speedy
relief in Ayers Pills. Unlike most
other cathartics, these pills strengthen
the stomach, liver and bowels, and re-.
store the organs to normal and regular
action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-24

Tuesday evening at Calumet hall or
South Main street, Prof John Mullen,
the popular and veteran dancing mas
tor, who ID well known and liked by
everybody, gave hop to his pupils
which was one Of tine most ENJOYABLE
events Of the present social season.
Many OF the old pupils OF tho professor
also attended and equally enjoyed the
festivities oil tho evening. The proies
sor, OF course, was in his clement.
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Ten.Cent Articles.

SnspGnders. Clothes lines. 2jcent JeWelry.
AAuseF braces, Stationery Packages, Jail PSIocfs.
lIfoyai Needle Packages. one half mound Tea, In.
Me- D-ceht Hose, Dolls, 25-cent Cur buttons
We are constantly receiving barrnins md can.
not quote prices, rs they nre here to-Iar and
gone tomorrow. II Is our aim 10 alyays have
something new at prices TINT will make YOU buy.
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Seyen.Cent Articles

7, ColGntes Palm Soap, large Dressing Comb.
uleS HandEerchiefs Mixed Bird Seed. WHIT
WASH brushes. large Tin Cups. Wash Pans. ShearI
AZ thiS popular price We offer many aflicIeJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-24
SiS.Cent lrticIoS

6, one set Table Spoons. Blank Books Purse,
LAGOS, Sleeve Buttons. Decent EmbroidrTSs,
scrubbing Brushes. Gents Half Hose.
~: AielrchgnS Invited. We have bargains to- Won
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:, no a Clothing store. n Ron, and shoe.
stare, n Hat Store, n Dry T:ooIs store n
i In. ny store, n Notion Store, u FURNISH
star 'o1S store, Hardware md Tinwuro
IN a5;. q len and Grocery Storc-ninc stores
: H tA complete under one roof.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-24

The river at. this point is still sta.
tionary, with feet I inches in the
channel, very fair boating stage for all
Of the packets.
The Hudson, for Pittsburgh, passed
up at . p. m, having been delayed by
logs. She will be due for Cincinnati to-
morrow morning at s o'clock.
a Pittsburgh dispatch says that Can't.
George W. bay, OF Itonton, Ohio, was
IN the city to-day. having come up on
the Lizzie Bay. lie reports his brother,
Capt. William Bay, who met with a
serious accident several months'as get
ting along very we'll
The Keystone State passed down ut /
p. IN. Tor Cincinnati with q big TRIP.
She carried quite u number OF Mardi
Gras excursionists who will make the
trip to New Orleans by the river. At
Cincinnati they take the palatial Mis-
.slssippi packet, the New South. No
Wheeling people went by the river this
year.
ueadwater reports shown below show
either falling or stationery streams:
Morgantown-River fcot and sta
tionarg; fair and pleasant.
Warren-River4 feot . inches, sta
tionary; cloudy, mild.
Grcensboro-River s feet . inches,
falling; cloudy, warm.
Oil City-River 8 feet l inch, falling
slowly; clear and cool.
Pittsburgh-Rivcr Q feet, stationary;
clear, pleasant.
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MRcHrNlsTs.
MACHINERY.
CAR0THERS & HOWE

nave In stool; a: the present limo tho FOL.
ana BOILER, H. r. One secondhand Ecm" t Wy
toEatIe Engine and Boiler. IT. +. ono SnSonS.
aanG horizontal Engine and boiler, q IL + I H
me- SGo Ios skinner Engine aud Boiler. 10 IT.
h.E one secondhand Spence TraciIofi Ent,T 20
S S,.i noiier, ~ H. = One second. hand KnoSr;aS
sSteam Pnmp medium size one Sec6nd .I,s,SJ
N SoSaT1 Trpmp. 5xSk. One sccondhan.i IIorI.
manu- Horizontal tw0nne Roller 5sTiE es9 ~:
new new Acme Automatic Engine aud BoIier'o II y
one new skinner Horizontal Enginc ~ n n n'F.
=. nsefns american Feed Water Heaters, nv ,bo
,nSlo ~ S W guaranteed saving in fuel 1,
Power Fly Fans. ~ -S4' ''i q CsfF'z
WATERFRONT, 2t53 MAIN STREET. Il
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To prevent fcvers, keep the liver
active and bowels regular with Simmons
Liver Eegnlator.
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@CLOTHING.M

6YERCOATS at prices that smash oil former
81 n ~ We Also have great bargains Ut S3.Si,
siii Il; III So.90, tG.id, up TO $40. 80.
t"ill pay you to look at these goods.
MEMS SUITS St s o !, s :, s2 s;Sss go
l rSanGf IN low prices II you can match theie
Nj, ~ you 70 return the same and your money
WI w rounded. These goods mustgo
MEMS PANTS sss4 e Sc SC 93c, 81 IS up to
the value Of dollar try to borrow one 70 II fT WOW
went v, 70 know how 10 save a dollar or more IooS
~ our Clothing Department. 'O -
Buys SUITS % .s Use, sc. 9sc. 81 is, sla7 IN,
49,, -. ul"hys' siou cannot match the prIccA
BUYS PANTS At lie lec.. &C, sc. Thosetro
present We have ali sizes rom e Is q, these
hEhS SH0BS at &c, DC, 81 10. Sis, sls7.
wolf - ,A ottono 81 c., to s!gj It is Just az
U,Sd 10 save money on shocSas anything else
I',u VIZ arc away below tho market
LADIES FINE SHOES St St 49, e. IS 81 I. sls :;
~. Our SUCCESS In the shoe line L nrobabiT
nv IMAM We deserve. We presume The reason
w., sSli So many Is because they don't last long
Dut people will have them. ~ ''-'' 800
gains 'Sc' &C up All bar
Mems and Boys Hats g. l9S s 2; 20 :, e 4. q;
me SIX Hat, which usually sells 1t $50 " "
HENS Shirts a. l9c &c. sc. soc up to &c, On
80, 1 ~ Shirts We lead the trade.
Millinery and Ribbons si H R'lcs1 s %. ON
S NS you lots Of money; Miss Agncs Garrty viii
Thai ,SIiI POINTERS on Millinery and Trimmings
nihh VIII DO you good and will not oyerchs ~
you norEell you old styles. S,sAA'6
Underwear undeBhIrts md Drawers n, &c.
~ ~ noul, &c, 39c &c, Csc up We are al.
rs everything elIe. $50 sU0Ns' - "s''
Beq Comforts and Blankets Sc J, e e SC
Prices that will surprise YOU ~ S'o1' ~
Ladies' COfSets aseoo. SOC, 49, up
Umbrellas asase, o9s. SIC up
n ID
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ATLANTIC TEA CO.
Atlantic Tea Co.
We Lsld, LIT Those Who Can FOLLOW.
ooo PRICE LIST: Q

Granulnted Sugar, IS pounds. Isl 90
Rolled Oats, I pounds ......,. ......... %
Best Gloss Starch, pounds.....- o5
New Dates, A pounds. ............... %
New Cal. Ev. Peaches, . lbs.. %
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per pound. IS
California Prunes, large, per b.. S
Choice Raisins, per pound ........... )
For's Corn Starch, per pound. 49,. 5
Carolina Rice, per pound. s
New Lima Beans, per pound....... 5
New Navy Beans. per pound ........ 5
Good Laundry Soap, . bars.......- 3
Petit John Food, Per Package. ..... IL
Gold Dust, Per Package. 49,. 20
Carpet Tacks, s-ounce box.......... L
Clothes Pins, per DOZEN. =. ........ /
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Umbrellas at4sc. osc. SIC IN.
Lace Curtains q, aoc, &C, Sd n, !,

GT0rHrinS g lbs. Grauulated Sugar for 81 %:
GromnI i D., Ar6uekle's Coffee. &c: Grain Of
.RaEing PowtIer S I'll ia Mustard. Glugcrand
pounds for 2j cents. ~ ~ per pou'ia' " :
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STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
m ~, CITIZENS RAILWAY COMPANY
-, ne annual meeting Of the stockh0Ider. af
~, nc Gltifcns Railway Company will 6e heid n,
s rE oliice OF The company on Tenth street on
the election of directors and Tie tTSnspct TO- ioT OF
su ~ other business rs mav be presented "
!aL.-s W. 4. SHIRLEY, Secretary.
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A CERTAIN cure for malarial fevers is
found in Simmons Liver Regulator.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements OF J,oats
The River Interests.

lEaTEltDAf'S ARRIVALS,
II. X. Bedford, Pittsburgh, lam.
Courier, rarkcrsbufs. a. III.
Liberty, C!arlrgtoH. 10 Il. IL.
Keystone State, Pittsburgh. 1860 p. N.
Hudson, Cincinnati. l:Gl p. M.
YESTERDAYS DrrGHruRE4
II. X. Bedford. Pittiburgh, Ia. m.
L. L. Phillips, MatamoF,ls, lO:J0 L. N.
Courier. rGrGershurg, LA. IN.
keystone Stale. Cincinnati. tp IN.
Hudson. Pittsburgh, p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Lizzie bay. Charleston. n. m.
Ben llur PurEGrs0urg. II Il. IN.
Liberty, ClRriDgtOn, a:GO p. IN.
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FOR SALE

-------- FOR SALE.
SAMPLE PIANO FOR SALE.
we nave an elegant Upright Plano, sent TO Ms
rs sample instrument which VIC offer Mt
wholesale price. Now Is your chance to buy n
Piano cheap. Call md sec It.
Ge2 F.w. BAUMER & co.
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WATERFRONT, aI53 MAIN STREET
oEFICE ROOM, 80 Peabody DuIIIInai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
NO PART IN NOMINATIONS.
The Powhatsn Club Clearly Defines ITS
Position In This Matter.

a regular meeting Of the Powhatan Club
was held last night. and some business
was disposed OF. The club talked over the
matter OF q speech before the body by
Colonel Tazeweii Elicit, and II IS probable
that he will open his campaign in this
way.
4 substitute for Article II. OF the con-
stituton was agreed 10. Article III. now
reads as follows: THE object OF THIS
club shall be to maintain and uphold the
principles of the Democratic party. 10
produce harmony In local politics by
bringing together In friendly discussion
and intercourse representatives, of the
different classes OF our community. and
90 secure By all honorable means the cleo
ton Of the regular nominees Of the Demo
cratic party. but this club as an orgdnl-
zation shall take no part In securing the
nomination Of any particular candidate,
each member being free 10 vote and al
VOcate FOR nomination for Oihce the Demo
crat Of his choice"
Mr. Marion L. Dawson, chairman OIL
the city Democratic Committee, has re-
turned 20 the city from Albemarle. ana
viii probably call the committee together
Tuesday night
Judge Edmund Waddil said yesterday
that ne had at present no idea OF becom-
Ing the Republican candidate for CongreS 81
in this district.
Colonel Tszewcu Elicit will return 10
the city to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
BEYOND THE BRIDGES
ITEMS OF INTEREST CLEANED IN
MANCHESTER AND CHESTERFIELD.
Mr.. Jewett Able to Drive Out-Removal OF
the Petersburg shops-Court, Per-
sopai, and Other Notes.

Mr.. George Jewett, OF Midlothian. who
has been III for several months. Is very
much improved, and is now we'll enough
TO take short drives in his buggy. Mr..
Jewett is one Of the most public-spirited
citizens In the county, and has many
friends, who will be glad 10 learn that
his health Is improving.
Just how many OF the old employees OF
the Richmond and Petersburg shops viii
be sent to Rocky Mount no one seems TO
know. II is understood that several OF
the men win be thrown out Of work by
the change Of the location Of the shops.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
Charles Turpln (colored) was charged
with reckless driving II. \. Ellis claimed
that Turpln ran into him. The case was
continued until to-day.
Professor Carroll laden, Of this city.
who Is professor OF Latin and Greek AT
the Southern University. in Texas. VIII
leave to-day for that State.
Miss Ruth Walden left yesterday after
noon for Missouri. Miss Walden has
charge OF the Chair Of Harmony and
Theory Of Music at the Methodist Female
College at Lexington, Mo.
Miss Floyd. OF Church Hill, Miss Clara
O'Rrien. of this city. and Miss STARS.
Of Danvine left yesterday morning for
the state Normal Institute at Farmvilie.
There will be match game Of base
ball this afternoon at Forest-Hih PARK
between the Drewrys Bluff team ana
the Arlingtous. Of this city.
A revival meeting viii begin az West
End Methodist church next Monday night.
Misses Agnes Craig and Bessie owens
Of this city. are visiting Mrs. Jennie Luz
cas-. Of Gayton. Va.
Miss Susie Fulks, OF this city. left yes
terday morning for Farmvllle. where she
viii attend school the coming session
Mr.. Joseph Jackson Is qui'e SICK az ms
residence corner OF Maury street and the
turnpike. ,,,
The chicken house Of Mr.. Hollywood.
who resides on Fourth street. was ROBBED
Of n number Of fowls Monday night.
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Nova Nofes from Wilmington.

WIIMI NGTON, VA. september =
Especial misses Mary and Evelyn Bell
of this place. after a pleasant vacation at
home. will spend few days in Richmond
on their way back TO Hollins Institute.
The marriage Of Miss Ida Cleveland 10
Mr.. Jeter Shepherd. will take place at
Lyles church on next Thursday. the 9th
Of september.
Miss Lille Snead. Of Fork Union, has
just returned home. after a pleasant visit
To the Misses Bell of Wilmington.
Or and Mrs William B. Gray, Of Rich
mond are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
A. o. Bell. on their return home from
the Cold sulphur.
Miss Eliza shepherd. Of Richmond. Is
visiting Miss Lille Shepherd, OF this
place.
There was an interesting game OF bap
here between the ColumbI1s and Whining
tons In which the latter beat ny score
Of 2S 10 Is. Batterie5: Fpr Column bias
MrIntire. Of Richmond, and Foster TOT
Wilmington. BOwlcs. Of Richmond. ana
Seay. Struck out-By Mcintire. ~; by
Bowles. l6. Bases on balls-On Mcintlre'
); of Bowles. 6. There was large
crowd 10 witness the game