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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
stnam.hin Arrivals

PHILADELPHIA, September i5-Arriyed.
Missouri from London.
New YORK. September -. Arrived,
Rotterdan. from Rotterdam.
CoPESaAGES. September Is. Arrived,
Virginia. from New York.
New YogK. September lA-Arrived-
SUITE from Liverpool; Augusta victoria
from Hamburg; New YORK from South
ampiou.
LoYDoS. September l4-ArriTed Fouar
from Philadelphia.
HAwBuRG, September lt-ArriTed:
Fuerst Bismarck from New York.
HUH. September l4-Arriyed; q
liieo from New York.
LIVERPOOL, September H.-Arrived
Lucauia from New York.
ROTTERDAM. September l+-Arrived,
Loeb Maree. Ferdinand.
NEw YoRE, September l4-arriyed,
Campania, from Liverpool
WE are 20 per caRt- below any Pouse
ness iE
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presents. Among the guests from a
distance were the following: DR.. G. W..
Long and wife. DR.. J. j. Klein and
wife and DR.. W. o. Houston and wife,
OF Bellaire; DR.. II. L. Roberts aud wife,
of Wellsburg; DR.. J. A. Clark and wife.
OF Belmont, o.; DR.. Gregg and wife, OF
Belmont county; DR.. w. A. Cracraft, OF
Elm Grove; Capt John A. Haskins, OF
Buckhaunon; Squire A. P. Brookover,
OF New Martinsville: Patrick Harring-
TOD, of Benwood; Capt. B. f. Jones, OF
Bellaire; Supt. Henry B. Pebler, OF the
County Infrmary; Mrs. Henry Gasmire,
Of Wellsburg; Mrs. B. f. Zoeckler, nee
Schenck, Of Phoenix, Arizona.
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ENrERTAINmENTs.

Thursday evening, at tho home OF
Mr.. Louis StrObel, Waterman al Schmui-
bach's brewery. nearly one hundred
Young persons assembled, TO carry out
a surprise upon Mrs. StrObel, in honor
Of the anniversary OF her birth. Schoen's
orchestra furnished tuneful melody for
the terpsichorean feast, and an excellent
luncheon was spread st the usual hou
During the evening the host was pre-
sented by his friends with = handsome
gold watch chain and charm.
A very interesting tennis tournament
attracted a large number OF spectators,
in which the fair sex predominated, TO
the court 81 Echo Point Tuesday after
noon. 1t was a triangular contest, in
which players from this city, Steuben-
Vile and Cadiz took part. Wheeling
was represented by John Stoer and
Perry Norton, and they easily carried
off the honorS. There were several sets
Of singles and doubles, all Of which
were well PLAYED. Tha general excel
lence OF the work Of each team was
generally recognized by the spectators.
O'Neill, the photographer, was present,
and took several snap shots OF the ami
mated scene.
A score Of the ladies Of the Mozart
Singing Society carried out a most
agreeable surprise upon Mrs. John
Roth last Tuesday, afternoon. They
called upon her in a body at her home
on South Jacob street 10 assist her IN
the celebration Of the thlrty-ninth
anniversary OF her birth. After pre-
septing their hostess with q solid silver
set of table cutlery the entire party
repaired TO Mozart Park, where the
afternoon was very pleasantly spent.
In the evening the husbands aud gem
tlemen friends of the ladies Joined the
merry party and partook Of a splendid
luncheon prepared by Eberhard HOff-
reuter- and later enjoyed a season Of
dancing in the broad Pavilion.
A number OF socNety ladies' OF the
South Side gave 40 dioyable dancing
party at Aleas Hall, l4nesday evening.
There was adsligl ~ s~Rtsrtainmens
!; ! "a e 49, g. !: = : ~
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A Very Low River Indeed.

PARKERsBUEG, w. VA, September
l5.-At Lstart Falls to-day a threshing
machine eugine crossedsIhe ONO By It's
own power. The water was not high
enough 10 put out the fire In the boiler.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
ID

Mr.. Herman Beh,en, a prominent
architect and popular young society
man, of New York, and Miss Anna
Lang, one Of Wheeling'S faireSt and
most accom- plished young ladies', were
the parties 20 3 quiet but very pretty
wedding, which was solemniZed at the
residence OF the brides mother,
Mrs. Margaret Lang, corner Wood
aud Seventeenth streets, Wednesday
evening az eight o'clock. The parlOrs
were tastefu,ly decorated with flowers
and pOtted plants, aud filed with a
thrOng Of friends Of the bride and
groom. The Opera House Orchestra
was stationed ia the hall, aud rendered
an exquisite wedding march when the
bridal party entered the pSrlors. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Will
lam Uifert. AT its conclusion the happy
pair were almost overwhelmed with con-
gratulationS. A reception followed,
during which the orchestra rendered
al excellent musical programme. Mr..
and Mrs. Behlen left at l:f5 d. N. over
the B. q O. for their future home in
New York. Mrs. Behlen has a host of
warm friends, especially In muSical cir
cles. who will regret that she is leaving
the city. She is au accomplished mu-
stefan, aud especially proficient on the
harp. She is a graduate OF Mt. de
Chantal, and has been giving instruc-
ton 10 the use of that instrument dur
ing the past two years, at the Academy.
-
The home OF Mr.. +. SchenE, on Mar
ket street, was brilliant with lights, and
redolent with the perfume OF fragrant
flowers, Wednesday evening. AT nine
o'clock a pretty Duptial ceremony was
performed in the parlor, in she presence
OF a thrOng OF relatives and friends.
The happy principals we're DR.. Thomas
NJ. Haskins. one OF the most prominent
Of Weddings physicians, and Miss
Louisa NJ, the gracious and winsOme
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. Schenk.
Prof. Charles Killmeyer presided at the
piano, and executed the LObengrin
march as the bride entered the
room, leaning upon the arm
OF the groom. Her natural
beauty was enhanced by . charming
gown Of white silk. The nuptial knot
was securely tied by Rev. A. w. Wer-
der. assisted by Rev. c. A. Boeeelle, OF
Benwood. Congratulations, sincere and
hearty, were showered upon the happy
pair by the one hundred and fifty guests
After q brief reception the doors OF the
dining room were thrown open, and all
sat down to a sumptuons Jeast. burst
was the caterer, and fairly outdid
himself. After q season. social inter
course, DR.. aud Mr.. Hash were DIV
en- to their future home, 81 Rer 1nirfy-
ffthand jacob streets. ~ yece NJ
~ a~nusnally handsome y
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Sold throughout the world. Price, CuIcuNs. sOe.i
soar, ase.; REsolvR>r. 81. P1rTES DSUC AND
CHsN. CoRP., sole Props, Boston. Mass. AN
about the SKIN and Hood @. pages, mailed Tree.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
COMING EVENTS.

Each week the interest In the Charity
Circus increases. Now that the date
and place have been selected, the va
rious committees will get TO work in
earnest. That the circus will be one Of
the most successful society events OF a
season made notable by elaborate func-
tions, few persons doubt.
-
The Odd Fellows outing at Wheeling
Park on the eth inst. is another pros
pective affair which awakens pleasure
able a~nticipations. All the lodges in
the city and vicinity will participate,
and the celebration will take the form
Of a parade and a concert by the Mozart
Symphony Club, the famous New York
musical organization.
-
A quintette Of popular young society
gentlemen are arranging 3 dance TO be
given at Seibert's Garden on the even
make TIE music.
Rev. j. II. Littell, co.pastor OF the
United Presbyterian Church, will leave
tomorrow for Nenia, Ohio. When he
returns he will be accom- panied by one
of Nenia's fairest daughters, who will
share his future joys aud SORROWS.
~
II Dame Rumor is TO be credited, the
fall mouths will be made notable by the
number and eiaborateness Of nuptial
events In upper-tendom. Several en-
g%agements have already been an
nounced, while others are being quietly
talked Of and have not yet found their
way into the public print. II is
generally accepted as true that al
least six prominent young men who
have 6gnred as social leaders for sever
al years, will throw of the woes OF
bachelorhood and join the army OF
happy benedicts. That the brides In
most cases will be Wheeling girls is an
evidence Of their appreciation OF the
| most charming creatures on the face OF
| the earth. II is also reported hat sew
eral gentlemen from abroad are TO carry
of some Of Wheelings falrest daugh-
ters. The trite expression, 'it never
rains but 1t pours," will be realized 10
this connection before the first OF the
year.
-
Invitations were issued yesterday by
Postmaster and Mrs. Johnson Brown.
Of Bridgeport, for the marriage OF their
daughter Annie, 10 Mr.. VIM. Wallace
Scott, on Wednesday, September Goth,
1894, at noon at the Presbyterian
Church In Kirkwcod. A reception will
follow at the brides residence in Kirk
wood, from IL 10 3 p. m.
The Midway Club, a popular Island
equalization, is making arrangements
for a sommernachtsiest 10 be given a.
| the club quarters on North Broadway
on TIE evening of October 11th.
PERSONAL
Aing the coming year a lArger nun
| bel Ian usual of Wheslins's young
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
"a faces fair there De-,

Gr faces fair there be,
None so fair as thine,
other sparkling eyes there be-
BIZ none so bright as thine,
when, thy face turned up 70 me,
hey gaze full lnt0 mine.
4. other voices clear there be-
But none so clear rs thine,
And other bOneyed lips there DO,
But noue so sweet as thine,
As when. 10 modest ecstasy,
They softly brush 'gainst nina
All. little maid, there others be,
With faces fair as thine,
With eyes as bright and voice as clear,
And lips as sweet as thine,
But none can seem the same 70 me,
None can be half so dear 70 me-
As YOU in your entirety,
An, little wife Of mine
The summe girl has returned, after
gay season at the resorts. There Is
n air OF coEdescensiOn about her, as
ls tells OF her conquests TO the stay-at-
nes, and asks In a patrOnizing way
pad how has Wheeling been this sum
pmer?" She has extracted the full
measure Of enjoyment from the enter
tainments provided at the seashore and
IN The mountains, and If she came home
lighter in purse, there is some degree Of
satisfaction 10 the reflection that she
has secured value received for her
\ money. She has bathed in the surf,
inhaled the invigorating ozone Of the
seashore and mountains, participated ia
the fashionable designations. had a pro
posal or two, aud-she delights in tell
ing about il. Bus when her less for
Qnate sister proceeds 70 answer In de-
~ causes a sense Of regret
which the summer girl feels, even II
she does not betray il. For the season
at home has been a gay one. Wheeling
is peculiarly fortunate in its environ
mentS. A long line Of handsome Subur-
bah homes intervene between the city
and the Park, which is best described
as The garden spot Of the Ohio VAL
lev" Then there is Mozart Park, the
delightful breathing spot on the hilltop.
These two resorts have witnessed many
fashionable gatherings during the sum
mer months, notably the Ejks' outing,
the Catholic picnic, the season Of opera
and the Mozart concert, be-
sides iunumerabie less pre-
tentious but equally pleasure
able entertainments. Lawn fetes
were given frequently, with a sufficient
number Of hops, ~SoIrees, aud receptions,
10 lend that variety which is "the very
spice Of life" Nor should you forget
the boating aud driving parties, which
have beer a source Of 20 small amount
Of pleasure, when you are mOdestly tell
ing the summer girl about the delights
of the season al home.
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pguoY or yHE PUDDING II ~
TnE TASTING or Ir.

SepfemErl Is per cent
MAKING p tofAl Of 1914 pr cen- IN -'esyx
sun whtrA 10 sslliBg cry goods wcula 7
oui,e Gy- years 10 saFn, or IN Cnnibgfsaissl
would AXE fifteen years % earn.
Ourcbarge FOR masing tEls pfphtlof on
TONERS f. one tenth % theif LEI Dfo0i
VIZ AVE aEyER LOST a Do
FOX ASY CU-TOnsh IN Al
our CONVERSATIONS.
WE HAVE sOI A DfssATIsfIEl
TONER
MONEY CAS- BE wIrHDEAwS
Tint
sun.CKfPTiOss WILL ZEE HE1
FhUn SEQ TO $1,000 IN AZ
BIsATIUs.
PROFITS sENT promptly Bf
DS THE I>T ASD IGfh
zach MONTE.
Oar cheeks arg payable either ~
AZ Babst Ranking iiDgss. 1restlind
ans Leather SAtiouSl Bank, Chlcag
National Bank. ksasas Cty; Ltnco
Hank. aa<nIugton ~ G.: tspn aa1
lar savings Back. P~ttsbarg- "a.
Wriis for our circulars. which .
Of charge. OF Weekly Aar<et Il
| Of lst~f,stt5 you.l ~ 10 sent Tree
AdtssssJ
FfsHBg Co, stock and Ora
Isand 70 Broadwv New
| Ldns Distance Telsphons. 90
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
IRA

or late years q method % speculation has
come INTO use. which almost ellflinater ths
chances Of loss aud makes AtmAil bet spls
profit. It we'll ka0wn fact thaithr ,hlcsfo
hoard OF Trade establtshes tie ptce 81 Afaih
and provisions all over TIE DATED tiatss wbhe
the New York SOCK Exchange estt blishss tho
price of stocas and bonds 100 tIs sams eAy Us
,sisr sx.hsnyes follow these Drc.sasq plcE-
In AZ they receive the quOtatsn@ Nov Ov-
M direct wires between ths etchanges "e c1n
get 49, quotations bsfofe thry come IN tb,
- on auofher a. thr sane instant pFacticallT.
maktog a p,odt 0; toe ain feDcss 30 pfies De-
tNseu de two exchange. This lscalie1 Arbit-
raging. aud instr7d Dfm7klnR % pfpht ifom or
cgstonefs. We mako a profit for them al th- r.
nense Of the customers - other brokers. f-Trfsl
arr fLe uauAL Ifle-Aa. !
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

Mr.. John Haynes, Of Ateu, Neb., aud
Miss Margaret Harris, OF West Wheel
ing, were quietly married at the home
of the bride Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. DR.. r. R. Swops, rector Of st.
Matthew's p. Z. Church, performed the
ceremony. An elaborate dinner and re-
cep,ion followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
then left for their future home in Aten,
where the groom is a prosperous mer-
chant. The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Postmaster Henry Harris,
of West Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

At the home Of the brides parents in
Bridgeport, ami in the presence OF a
large number OF invited guests, Rev.
Stevens, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, spoke the impressive words
which made Mr.. viii McConnaughey
and Miss Lizzie Masser man aud wife.
A reception followed. The bride and
groom went directly TO housekeeping in
West BridgeDOrt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

MIR. Charles r. Miller, Of this city,
and Miss Teresa Donnelly, were the
parties to a quiet wedding which was
performed at st. Patrick's Church,
Cleveland, o., last Thursday morning
at nuptlal mass, Rev. Father O'Leary
oHicialed. The groom is popular sales
man for Waterhouse Bros. The bride
is a Wheeling girl, but for the past
eighteen months has resided in Chicsgo.
A host Of friends extend their best
wishes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

Mr.. Charles Rosel and Miss Emma
Daume were united in marriage Wed
nesday afternoon at the parsonage OF
the Zion Luthern Church, Rev. p. j.
Hob performing the ceremony. Only a
few friends were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosel will live on South Eoff
street.
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sucoEssFuL SPECULATION.

We ar. all spsaulators. whether We plant seSa
In Tn. ground and tAka our chances OF "A prof.
table crop or not. Whether We buy goods 70
sell over the cJuutyr. taxing our chance OF
person wanting that particular article or hot.
or whether sc buy stocks Or bonds taklng our
chance that somS purchaser Will h' wilNnR 70
pay as more forlhsm than they cost w. 0ut
OF all speculation. that Ia stocks and gtalu -
the one that pays the 2rsatest pfoht DO
cause the values are better known,he NJ AuotT,
minute by minut- during business hours, ana
purchasers are alwAys ready 60 buyi therefore,
banks are alw w. ready - loan on 'toce' ahl
grain, and Will lend nearly their iull FAiHe'.
thus should a spcculAtot buy ~ shAfes ~
IT. Paul stock. costing say t'JJ' ne eau y.
u his bank ana borrow sob on the stoee -
any tine. he thus on y uses ~ caplthl W
buy $3.50 worth ~ goods, his prout on = tss
is Tot the profit Of selling 80 worth OF good',
but "a the profit Of selling ft worm OF
goods. The go Is called = margin, anu a
broker will buy or sell your stock Aod borrow
the money from tho bank without using JonI
name. saving you al toe trouble ana VIII 40
this Tor 10 OF per cent on TIE par Valgs %.
the stock he sells or buys. THIS 10 our Duhlhes'
and this Is all We charge.
But we do more tLAu tbs yeas OF etPeh
snce in the business have shown us that tnoia
are some methods Of speculation "hlch pay
much better than others anI thA' some -f'
reasonably sure 20
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

Cooperation Is the order OF tne DAY. u y
men each contribute go tbat j. .l,9gl. ana nav
sl.OOi 10 ju.t a. good ~ The m!I lonAi'
II i0OGj men each contlbut~ Z ~ thatl "ol-
on. aud that viii ma 90 an 1th'rs o ,yJJ,yD muel
quicker than the 1900 mes can make 49,.
their 500 each. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

Last Wednesday a number OF the
young society people ot'the city enjoyed
one OF the most pleasant OF the out-of-
doors social events OF the summer sea-
son. The occasion was a basket picnic
held at Folmer's, out the creek beyond
Elm Grove, and about twelve couples
from the city participated, most OF
whom were Island people. The Twi-
light Banjo and Guitar Club was there,
and 10 its %tuneful melodies the dance
was pursued by the Young devotees of
Tarpsichore. Another outing Of the
same character will be given Wednes-
day, the Goth.
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MAkE PKOFIT

while they reduce the chances Of loss TO 'hs
minimum. .,-uG
when a nan once becomes = milllouaii
~ tyoubIe ~ him 10 make another million.
.nN .aaEIa MnAEN
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.pTeUl.rIoS by CONVERSATIONS.

therefore large capital l%nsures large ptyutt
We have devised a plan by which asmaI, u
weston can make the pt0p0rtionAte pfoht % u
millionaire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
PERSONAL

ing the coming year a larger nun
an usual of Wheslins's young,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

Invitations have been received here
for the wedding Of Mr.. Edgar r. Han
shaw, a prominent merchant OF Burton,
and Miss Alice Hoge, of Green county,
Pa. The wedding will take place at
Oakland, Nd, on the 18th inst.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

The Midway Club, a popular Island,
organization. is making arrangements
for . sommernachtsfest TO be given a.
the club quarters on North Broadways
on TIE evening OF October 11th.
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tleLt-toorEo ksss.s.
sh.Ir Ds.A af speed uhs. Ai.rn-a .,
GO. Nhis ~ /. UHa- is-it.

sh.lr bash 90 tpssa whss Asrn-a .,
ts. uhfs 81 Hia- is-iL
The rapidly ~i,h .hirh ibe di'
f.rcnt zebrss have bcs0 exts nina
i~d. owing " the adv. nee of ti7llilz.
tlon In south Africa. - showu by
reference u such works a. that u
kir COra wallis Harris. writisE 10
- in Which tho agthor tells 10
that tho eusgRa Wa al tho tms
90 nd "a intern ina0is herj-. sani.
oi may hundreds belng frequently
scen. While he descr bes Eurcneut
sb = a. c1ngregsi NJ 10 be d- o.
eighty Or one hundred. anl % lun5
iBg ~ CREST extent; but now. piter
the expiration u sbout hity ga =.
fbe one species . e1iincf or p-actiral
IS 90. .bil4 tas other has l,,'en driven
much farther sheid and its number.
are early bring reduced
This suthor's description Of the
On lctfA - ~eii rth repeat
Ing. says ias sAturday losiew lie
sa -: seeking The wilde aud most
scqnesterel spots, bauZAty trOOps
are exceedingly dificu to approach.
~ well on account OF their sstrerls
agility ami heetness of loot a. ir 10
tls abrupt and inseges idle naEure
Of their highland ahoie. ndor the
spaciRl charge of @ont.nsl 80
pos'es NJ. SUMO ad gccnt erag ~ 20
G mmand view OF every avenue Of
approach. ths chec kered heri whom
painted sifibs adorn' II 10 BE- viewed
Iers sm h''intiny som. rocky ledge, on
which the rife ball atone can reach
thcm. No sUoDor ha, the note OF
alarm been sounded hy the yidette
than. pricking their long ears, tha
whole lock hurry forward to ssccr.
tain tho nature OF the Apr aching
danger. ans'. having gnzed a moment
at tho advancing hunter. whi king
their brindled tails alOi,. hclter.skel
Tor away they thunder down crag y
prcoipices aud over Suwning rayincs,
whore no loss agile foot could fJllo~
them"
or Rurchcll's zebra he says
pierce. strong. feetand surpassing
" beautiful, there II. perhaps, nc
quadrupod ia the creation, not even
excepting the mountn zebra more
splendidly a,tired or presenting d
picture of more singuiarl; attractive
leauty ,eb as are - no means
suitable animals. and. though many
.of the stories told OF their ferocit.
are dOubtlesi much exaggerated
they have 40 lar not proved then
selves AmeaaOle to dopieSti"stiOn
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Mrs Wickwire-Who shall decide
when doctors Disagree
Mr. wickwirs Tho coroner. ]
guess
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iie was, perhaps. the most phlsg
matte aud cautious servant in the
world
"lf should send you TO tho cgsr
Storo for a box OF cigars" his mas
Ter said to him one day, "how long
will IL take you to return"
well" was the roply attor long
pause. "as near as ! can Judge. about
tho same time it will taSe mo to go
there"
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Ardmor. Camp No. IS woodmen Of th,
World, msets in their forest at whitnng,op
Hall every second and fourth Monday nizh,s
G. B. Krspuox. consul commander.
GIoRGr HaAp. olork.
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As the train stopped at anal town
90 Virginia, the mailbag was throw q
To Q negro boy of perhaps f'tes - cars,
s~bo started on at brisk run 10 the
postofiice. Hut larger boy, turning
a corner, suddcnly rah into the mall
carrier and overturned hun. As soon
as no recovered himself, ne turned
upon the aggresaor "Look.a-heahi"
he cxclaimea.- you wants 10 bc keor-
full of dis chile. When you knocks mo
ADwn. you jars DE- Syi,ols gov ment OF
10 United States. carries dc maili-
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CbmstfAN CutRcH--Fitnslcy street Fer.
vicuA every Lurd's day AZ II ypa. ~ and u
y m sunday school $50 n. m. PRAYER
Meeting every Wednesday, ID y. IA. Lhoir
every Friday evening. ~ =. m
Ladies Ald society every Tuesday aft,rnoon nj
the church 3 y. IN. Mite anu Sociul meeting
every 1uesdny night ~ place announced eath
fnrd's duy Officera' meeting hrst Lord y
day in taoh mouth All Ere cordially invited
10 all scfvtoss. u Asson, suPerintenfent
sunday School, Nolney johnson, Pastor
IiHsr BAriisI CuUHCH-- Broadway street
Services every sunday NJ III ~ a. m, aud : ~
n, m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at = clock sunday school at l0a m. LhoiT
practice Friday evenings at clock 4.
Stubbleheld, Pastor. G. II. Bruce, Cl,rk. &.
lIll, superintendent.
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Professor Dolley OF tho unlversity
OF Pennsylvania has discovered that
the thyrsus carried by Bacchns was
the flower cluster OF the date palm.
NJ, ~ FIR or pine conc ~ usually irans
lated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-09-05
Hadn't any balloon"


Stolla-Thero is only Que thing
that I'm afraid will mar the chrysan.
thomum show.
delen-Whst Is that. dearg
Stella How Is ono To tell whether
one Is meeting a gentleman aoquain.
tance or prize vower - hioago
Int. Ocean.