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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-04-17
| AM SORRY ! HAVE Them;
I GRIsT :: S;5is; cousins. :; I: VS.,
OUR CLAIM is MORE
THAN SUSTAINED.

GEVERAL weeks ago we advertised
y that we had in stock a supply Of fancy
patent Flour made at the Champion Rol-
Ter Mills-G. L. Riddle, of Zeno, York
county, proprietor-and represented it to
be equal to any sold on this market and
at the same time asked the people to test
our claim and Flour. Quite a number
have done so, and the result Is very graft
flying to us. Some Of the best judges in
this section pronounced It the very bnst
Flour they ever used, which more than
sustained our claim as we only represented
it be be "equal to any on the Market" A
fresh supply will be in this week. We
control the sale Of Riddles fancy patent
on this market. No other dealer can fur
nish 1t to you.
Keystone Sauerkraut.
We have just received barrel Of Key
stone Sauerkraut. This brand Of Kraut
is absolutely the best goods on the market
and is far superior to the ordinary home
made article as pound cake is to ash cake.
Anybody who is fond Of cabbage will en-
Joy eating Keystone Kraut. Call and get
yourself some, or tell us about it over
Hello No. II.
Don't Fail to RecOllect
That we sell the finest Cucumber Pickles
sold in Yorkyille at 10 cents dozen.
GRIST COUSINS:
~ Fellows Syrup Of Hypophosphites
at Sl.20 per bottle.
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RETURNED TO MY FIRST LOVE.

RETURNED To MY FIRST LOVE.
DESIRE to call the attention of my
l. friends and the public generally to the
fact that have opened shop in Mr.. j. NJ.
Ferguson's grocery store, for the repair
of WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWEL
RY, and am in position to guarantee
all work and give entire satisfaction to
those who bestow their patronage upon
me. Ihave had several years, experience
in this line, and to convince you of my
ability to give satisfaction 1 would ask
that you leave me your watch to repair.
r.. w. SPECK, Jeweler,
Opposite Strauss store.
April 10 30 ly
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p6 The defeated candidate is like
the earth. He is fattened at the polls.
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JUST 20 YEARS AGO

TNHE WILCOX & WHITE ORGAN
l. CO., was established in the city Of
Meriden, Conn. Then 1t was small af-
fair, as such concerns usually are in infan-
cy today it is one Of the largest Organ
manufacturing companies In the world,
producing nearly TEN THOUSAND
ORGANS each year. Mr.. II. K. White,
the senior member of the firm has been
manufacturing Organs for 81 YEARS,
and Mr.. White, being workman Of
the old school, is giving his personal
supervision to the Wilcox q White factory
1t Is only reasonable to suppose that every
instrument sent out is perfect in every de-.
tail, even down to the trivial matter Of
making their Organs absolutely. "mouse
proof" With the production Of the first
Organ, the Wilcox & White Organ com.
pany began growing in popularity, and 1t
has grown and expanded until today the
sweet and powerful strains Of the Wilcox
q White Organ are heard in every coun-
try ON THE FACE OF THE GLOBE.
On one single order this company shipped
24l ORGANS TO AUSTRALIA.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James H. Riddle as Administrator of
Charles T. Williams, deceased, who
sues for the benefit of Lula Williams
and Edward Williams, the widow and
child respectively of his intestate, Plain
tiff, against M. r. Reese, Defendant
Served.
To the Defendant NJ. r. Reese:
VOU are hereby summoned and re-
j quired to answer the complaint In
this action, which is filed In the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
for the said county, and to serve q copy
of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their Office in York.
vile, South Carolina, within twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive Of the
day Of such service; and II you fail to
answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Yorkville, 8. c., March 9Th, A. D. 1895.
VIM. B. MoCAW,
and FINLEY & BRICE,
Attest: Plaintiffs Attorneys.
[sEAL.1 w. BROWN WYL1E, G. G. G. Pls.
~ NOTICE.
To the absent Defendant M. r. Reese:
Please take notice that the summons In
this action, Of which the foregoing Is q
copy, together with the complaint herein
were filed in the Office Of the clerk Of
the court Of common pleas for York coun-
ty, South Carolina, at Yorkville, 8. c., on
the 9Th day of March, A. D., 1895.
WIN. B. McCAW,
and FINLEY d BRICE, So
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
April 3 % fri ct
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THE IIEARSE.

THE HEARSE.
WY B. MOORE & CO., have purchas-
w . ed hearse that is a credit to any
city. Same will be run by Glenn & AL
lisOn in connection with our UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS at moderate rates.
Our stock of Coffins and CaSketS are un-
eoualed. Personal attention.
w. B. MOORE Il co.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-04-17

WHEN THE
sun GOES
DOW N, ....:..
IT'S | : NIGHT: !!
A bright observation my
friends !; but it's doubtful
if there are any, except a
few scientists" who will
doubt it
TN WEDNESDAYS ENQUIRER, I
gave, or:undertook to give, you an idea of
my business, and expressed my. views as
to what I regarded as an opportunity
in my business life. I not only don't be-
lieve it, but know it to be fact, that no
man on earth can buy goods cheaper than
I, and that no man can afford to give
away more goods than can buy and
keep his bank account intact.
But what wanted to say, and what I
am going to say, is that no one, no not one,
who will sell goods at prices that will at
tract your attention. over mine, can do it
long after hear of it. I do lead and am
sure that I won't follow.
STRAW HATS.
have just received the daintiest line Of
Straw Hats ever in my store, and at
prices from THREE CENTS UPi I
have them in. all shapes and won't be
even touched on prices. bought these
straw hats to keep the sun out Of your
eyes and Il have certainly marked them
at prices that will sell them. Think Of a
great big straw hat at cents! All others
at preportionate prices. Boys and chill
dren's sailor hats at from 10 cents up.
Evening star., 1896-11-13
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

The spelling bee, Wednesday evening in Union
Hall. under the auspices OF the Good Templars,
was quite a success notwithstanding the bad
weather The captains Of the sides were Mrs. NJ.
f. Troth and Mr. S. z. Rumsey. Mr. Rumse, 8
side WIS successful In the contest. Miss Mary j.
Sagar won in the ccnisst for the championship.
The hoard Of supervisors held meeting No, embe-
3, Mr.. John Fl. Hurst presiding Messrs. Aud
Rice, SmpspR. Tripiett and Williams Were present
A large number Of accounts audited aud pass
ed The commemorative attorney directed TO
appear before the county in the road case
through the peOr hease farm, ami give consent To
the proposed change in The county r,nd The al, rk
WAS authorized aud directed TO ascertain from ti.
proper road and school authorities the amount Of
tax they desire levied for r,ad aud school purposes
for the year 1897.
The ladies' Of Zion P z. Church will hold a
bazaar In Union HAN November is and 10; ice
cream and other Refreshments will Toe for sale
The ladies Of the Bapcist Sunday school will give
an oyster supper In Jerusalem Baptist Church fri-
day night. November -.
SPARKS from n burning chimney set fire 10 the
roof Of the hotel MaRlsy. hut II coon .Aiin-
gnsshed, with bat slight damage.
Airs. Virginia e. Moa:ay,e and little arand-
daughter, Miss Mamie McCaIsaish, are the gusts
OF Mrs. JOS. L. willard.
Miss Meta Brooke Of Maryland is visiting her
sister, Mrs. W. j. Malone.
Mr. Harvey Cox. who has been quite i'll with ty-
phoid fever, is Csnrates .,Bt.
Mr. Patrick O'ConnOr Is rebuidiag his barn that
was demolished iy the wind storm.
Evening star., 1896-11-13
GAITHERSBURG.

Gen. Allan Rutherford and family have gone 20
Washington 20 spend the winter.
Forest Oak Lodge OF knights of Pythias has
iea'ed the hall Of Gaitbersiurg Ledge Of Good
IrfnIlars and will hereafter bold fits weekly meet
irrs there Monday evenings.
Mrs. Alice V. Plummer and children are visiting
during November at Eagiero,k Va.
Mrs. Joseph Terrell is visiting nj her foru.-
home in West Virginia
key. l.. l.. LLOYD has been summoned to Hnrforl
county TO the bedside OF his mother. In his all
sonte Reys james ID. Rayfield and T. wilsn,
" Eiker hlled his pulpits Sunday Mt GaithersI,irg
ana itarnestown, where revival services are now in
Pi ogress.
Since the election number Of wagers have been
pa1d on, with Others to follow. Among them is
one In which general Interest Is taken when at th
nNt regular session Of Fentnlpha Lodge No la.
n r. and A. NJ, Mr.. John A. Belt is ia give A
brqnet AZ his individual eapcIse. the rtsult of A
WAGER With Dr. John II. Mccormick that Ma isr
mckinley would rot get 25S electoral votes AMI
Capt John MrDunnld candidate for Congress A
plurality of 200 yntcs.
At the last meeting Of la Casrorpe Iddre M
3no' L. %. q. T.. the following newly elected off,
GERS were installed: Chief templar Charles Thomas.
past chief templar. Maurice Crawford; vice tpnplar
Hattie Thon as: secretary. N.ttie NJ English: as
ssiant secretary, Essie Crawford: financial sacr.-
tary. Helen X. Crawford: treasurer, H. O. Car
llsie chaplain 4. :. Crawford: marshal, Hczlial,
Day; guard n. p. Cockc: superinter erdent OF tenn
pie, Mrs. louise Burns. Mr. C. w Crawford and
Rev. L. l.. Lloyd were chosen Delegates 20 il,e
meeting of Dual Grand Lodge az Fredcrick, De-
eeTnbcr g
Evening star., 1896-11-13
RRIGHTWOOD.

Tuesday night the wooiburn Pleasure Club ave
Its first grand entertainment and dance at Bright
wood Hotel IL was public affair." and the proceed.
are TO go toward the fund foe the woodburn Imhiic
school, Before the advertised time of the opeuin-
OF the entertainment the hall was crowded TIE
program was entertaining and some very fine
Musical talent WIS displayed. II consisted of a
pi'no solo. by Miss =. Mason: vocal dnet l,y
Messrs- ]. S Smith and Il. E. Lowry; a fall irfil
by sixteen school girls whose costumes consisted OF
white dresses bedecked with autumn leaves Of an
eoiors and head wrcntbs Mr.. II. Reardon being tb,.
diill master: comic soncs, by Air. L A Long: re-
citsls and SONGS by Mr.. L. :. Hnys: guitar solo
kelden. assisted by a chorus of nearly a d,,z,p
stuig lfdtts md gentlemen on the stage. l,n ~
SOLO: by Nr. A Bussey; tenor solo. by Mr.. J. :.
MIR. X Rsardon: song, ly Mrs. Hattie Joy; tians
SOLE ty Miss Hope Hopkins; vocal solo nv Miss
Naiinln Noonan: song, 10y Miss Mary l.iI,pnld. aud
lo'cd iiy Misses Hays and Lorkcy and M,ssrs J.
\ smith and II. L. Lowry. Throughout the pro
acted as accompanies the piano.
The entertainment followed 10y n very lively
dance, which lasted until the very small hours
necessitating r, Dnng extra car TO the city
The NJ : Club Of woodburn was present to the fun
extent OF its membership. The conmit'..a Of the
woodburn Pleasure Club which arranged the eniire
and Walter Burgess, VIM. Heider. George King
Charles Russell. Preston Barnes. John Kelly. John
McIlesohn aud Bernard joy. Financially il was
nn exceeding success. most cHticins midnigit
supper was served 10y the hotel
The funeral Of Mr.. George Bsynes took place
from his late home Monday st 3 O'Clock Rev
w Reed pte sched The int.rmept to,t rl.ca at
Rock Creek cemetery.
Miss Gertrude Thomas has returned from visit
tn relatives in Glenelg. Howard county, Md.
DIR. J. ii. Stone. assistant surgeon and first lieu
tenant Ia the army. has been ordered from Fort
leavenGorth, kaIsas. to Fort Riley. In the same
state Dr. Ston" Is son of Dr. c. q. Stone OF
this place.
Evening star., 1896-11-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner OF 9th and B street
In IoiHaal Sx,s.k iQOG

In effect September ~. 1896.
I5o A. N. week days, PITTSBURG EXPRESS
1850 n Ssss asSsauf n
nan Sleeping. Dlnt0g. Smekisg and Dissertation
obs. St Louis. ceysiand ana Toiedo. Baffet Far
,dsso "a Car to e Hsr..,ssaTE r.se ~
taT NJ. TO- Harrisburg BUFFET farior Car Harrisburg
$40 r: II tSHIeAao. AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Sleeping and D.aaag Cars Harrisburg to st. Louis.
7io n wGn vssfs das EaEsnru,,man isisss Steep
Ing Car to Chicago, md Harrisburg to Cleveland
10 e n. r soSTMEEsrERs sa1isEs ExrREss.-ruu,
espns ars nSs :" ti'uIS Bnne sna
1910 r. n. PAC1FF0 ExPREss.-Pullman Sleep
7:So A. n; for Kane dcanandaigua. Rochester and
1910 % A: N; 70, EInih aud Reoovo daily, except
Transport SUNDAYS. s.ao P. NJ
and kax,r f'1 .,z su,iS iS
Sleeping Car Washington to Suspension Bridge via
10: % r NJ for Erie, cannnda,sua. Rochester, Bus-
in,oa la.e and Esssara fals daily Sleeping Cur Wash
400 cosGh1foxHI ssn . al ras daily,
Al fsrlor Cars. with Dining Car from Rs,timers:
Ssss Car. @ and gH;sS Ss5i G e. @ i:ss @ S
aaa napg,o% Y. NJ 124s. s;is No. So ieSs 90
200 u 'e0 Dining Car from Wilmington A. NJ.
PTS s:ls. 40. $40. l0:aO and ii:ss 2. n.
week days. Express. 12:i5 week daya yVol and
5:4o 80 P NJ daily. For Boston, Hithout change.
For Baltimore. e:2s. 700. 7:20. 7:s0. 900. 1000.
aaoIso. u ;oo and mo- Il 80 A. M 1z;iS 12:aS. 2:0l
$40 7;l0 1000. 1o:s0. iI:15 and II IS r. 81
On Sunday 100. 7:2o. e:0o 9os. Ie:so, Ice
ited); 40 40. sos. e:40. T:lo. i0:oa 1o:so
and II rs p. n.
For Pope's Creek Line, T:20 A. NJ. and ABB r. NJ
daily. except Sunday. Sundays 9:05 A. N.
For Annapolis, 7:e0, 9:GD A. NJ. l2:15 and 4:2e
p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. Sundays 800 A. NJ
and 4: 20 r. N.
Atlantic Coast Line Express, $50 A. NJ, 3:46 P
NJ. daily; Richmond only. 1887 A. NJ. week days;
Atlanta Special via Richmond md Seaboard Air
Line, S:49 P. ii. daily. Accommodation for
Quantfco. 7:45 A. II. daily and A:25 r n. week
days.
Ticket ofnces corner 18th nad G streets, and at
the station, 9th and B sfreets where orders can
he left for the checking Of baggage to destination
from hotels and residences.
8. NJ. PROVOST, ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
Evening star., 1896-11-13
hEAsINGrON.

Miss Elsie Mannakee Of Washington has been
Aannnkee
Mrs Many WisEer and Miss Lena Cetts Of Baiu-
uore bare .hcen VISITING Mrs. 4. NJ Holbruner
Mrs. W. W. hdridee and family have returned
frssn n VISIT 30 Fiat. Mich.
Mss Ola Calhoun has returned from a weeks
visit In Washingeon.
Miss Gorabelle Bien and Master Van Tyle Bien
Of Takoma PARK have been spending several days
with their granddaughter. Mrs. A Z. Hart.
Mrs. William Umstead aud family have removed
Tie Ladies. Aid. Foreign and Home Mi~ionar,
sot ieties OF the st. faals lie. Church met We'd
nesday at the home OF Mrs. l.. ii. MiIliken. A
Il Ldance. Mrs Z. Ii. Martin OF Washington gave
very interesting talk foreign missionary work
1t MAS desSd,d I'd postpone the oyster supper which
was TO se held on the 18th and 10th till later la
the, wtnter Tine. i.afies' Aid Society ADJOURNED
after the transaction of routine business of
spSt TO their former president. Mrs Emory Bax-
Miss sally Them, who has been spending the
srinnl-- vita Mrs. August Burgdorf, has returned
Miss Lillian Baylss of Washington is visiting
the Misses Piyer.
Gen. Getty and family OF Kensington Heights
have removed to Washington fur the winter.
Lbs old hoHie, where lie did some active nampa ign
iny In the souId money cause. Judge Hart has
been lifelong friend Of President-eect Mckinley.
meeting OF the Kings Messengers held
Sunday afternoon at the Warner Memorial Presi,y-
teran Canrcii, with nearly all the members pres
ent. THE meeting was opened by singing, roll call
readings were given. Contrasts In Colombia" Miss
Matte Martin: The Story Of Maria,' Miss Sadie
hinnear; Street Scenes in BGrrnnquiha, Miss
I.iLinn Brady. "A Day in Our San Paulo School. "
Miss Flora w. Smith; 'BrBzilian Girls, Miss Min
ME Hutchinson. The meeting closed with sentence
prayers and singing The Morning Light is Break
Evening star., 1896-11-13
LANGDON.

number Of the members of I.anston Lodge. 7.
O. G. T., eajayed straw ride to Fails Church.
Va last evening. where they visited Pioneer
Lcdsr. The Lsagdon people were accompanied by
several members Of the Star OF Hope Lsdge Of
Washington.
The meeting Tuesday evening Of Langdon Lodge,
1. o. g. T.. was well ATTENDED and arrangements
were made for the initiation Of several candidates
for membership in the near future.
Mr.. J. 4 Walker of Avalon Heights has returned
from visit 10 Alabama.
A a young son Of Mr; 6. W. Gray Of Avalon
Heights accidentally felA from a trapeze Tuesday
and irese one Of his arms above the elbow
The Misses 4Nettie Y. and Eva Maude HsCauley
who have been visiting friends elsewhere for come
time past, have returned to their home In Langdon
Mrs. s. F. kinsey of Newark. n. j. who has
been visiting her sister. frs. H. s. Suttos Of
Langd0n, has gone to Washington to visit friends
there.
One Of the colored inmates OF the boys reform
school, near 1angaoa, made his ESCAPE night tc-
FORE last and has not yet bern rerapturcd
Mr.. J. ]. Yakcl, wfB has resided near Ianr,3un
for same time gast. has removed to Moterty. 40.
Mr. Joseph AoraisA, who has been on feaye Of
absence FOR thirty days, returned to his duties at
the Treasury Department today.
The northeastern Suburban Citizens Association
will nave an adjourned meeting this evening ut the
opera house.
Evening star., 1896-11-13
RANDOLPH.

Miss Mayme Dickcy Of Washington Is being en-
tertaiaed by the Misses Repp OF 1neleside
Mr.. John Knott of Washington is here looking
after his landed interest at Randolph.
Mrs. ]. w Brown and daughters OF Brooklyn
L. l., are visiting Mr.. A. A. Brown of this place
Miss Nettie E.nshaw of Concord was recpai
guest Of Miss Mary Renshaw.
Mr.. Parke Massey Of Halplne has gone to Wash
iRgton for q brief stay.
Miss Lucy Maught has returned from a months
visit to relatives MT Old Point Comfort, Va.
Mr.. Louis Pyle and family of Hartford county
have removed here for permanent residence and az.
occupying the farm house OF Mr.. B. X. Codmse.
A telegram has been received here announcing
the death of Wesley Repp sr., which occurred si
Union Bridge, Nd. Tuesday last. The deceased
was the father OF Pfauk ReIP, proprietor of Ingle
side Hotel and a highly esteemed and life
long Resident OF Carroll county, Md.
Mr.. Stanley Flatt is visiting in Gaitherslurg
where he Is the guest Of Mr. Carroll Diamond
MIR. Charles Crawford of the firm OF Crnwford a
Bro, shoe Dealers q recent guest at Ingleside
Evening star., 1896-11-13

Rev. Charles Mayo has returned from Berryvile.
Mn. Thomas Brook Of washiugr5n was the rucst
last week OF Miss Dorsey.
Kew: and Mrs. Wall and Miss Wall have re-
turned TO their home In Virginia
a. me home Of DIR. and Nrs. Charles A. Wells vss
contractine parties being Miss Mary Lloyd wells.
on. ON OF me most popular Young ladies OF Hyatts
pioaninently identihed with the people OF this
Soun,y ,ysn Lor "A lumber Of years Tho ceremony
Ley Memorial Church. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller wal
reside nj Mt Pleasant during the winter months.
Captain and Mrs Charles Gordon enfertaiped terni q
number OF friends at 'Hyiurs," fLcir home near
reunion Of '1he Happy Camp 1omrlscd Of those
VINO spent an outing u several WEEKS Arusd 4
roems were tasfefuiiy deeoratai with n,ims = n
ehrysanthemums. Dancing was continucd until a
late hour after which Mrs. Alfred u. Bailey reed
= WITTY poem Of her own composition, commeInornt-
Ing the days spent n camp. and presented tte
guests with unique souvenirs sumptuols supper
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Alfred ID. isaiIers Mir.
and Mrs J. II. Ralston. Mrs. TTicou, Mrs George
entertainment was also riscn Misses Dorsey Rion-
Tri. Laura and Mae Tricol. Gordon. Fitzpatrick
Msssrs Vert and Harry Dorsey Steinmetz. Ron.a-
'ine. hiordan, kersey and Rogers
agea. Respectively. eight and ten years after pr.
Hra,Ss kniie and pistol. icft their homes h
incl, their fortune Between Riadens,urg and ssnnirV
they encountered Morris Payne another small Io,
That was the last Of them until Mop,ay ss,,-1
in w.ss;.. .1,'ii Isfesis shcrtd'd In hBding them
Mrs Fast and N,ss E.", =, prssslt Ist them htine.
the guests az N-s Va,,a. asa " DInsaowh fa' are
Mrs George NJ Sn,,S q. a.. is -, ~ ase. :. -
Jersey vhers st., hss i..s. s..,, Irom Ne"
Mr and ~ a.. -, .sn .'sitIns feistNes
Misses = haenf avn hIis"' A'e '"e guests OF the
Grand Architect George L Spiman. Vice Grand
Schley ofiicers as ,h Hs 1 If,1ha m SecIstary w u
pajd visit 10 ,i,a G.lse D, i~uss vi tnis state
meeting ,rha ,isI,,ar @ nuic i>nee ht lts receft
in several neat sneec,,ap - ~. 'n.ir eratin.auS
Evening star., 1896-11-13
SOUTHERN RA1LwAI,
PIEDaiONT AIR LINE.

Schedule In effect June ~ 1856.
An trains arr1re and leave At Pennsylvania pas
800 AM.-Dafy.-Loa al 70, Dasville. Connects
and % g, Lsuchbure bur % With tie Sortcfk ard western.
the Sat., aSa Tisn sans sne ss eoa Forge Tor
NAIL Carries Pafiuan ses sieeps.., New YoTf
sna sney witS Pullman 10 eepe9 Tor and % Hot
Springs, n. c.: Knoxyfiie and Ghnttanouga, Tenn,
and at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper Tor Augusta
Tesss. via % Men.go@ery. % New orseaas ana Hoassoa
md P,hmn Sleeper New York to Birmingham via
Charlette and Atlanta.
strarburs. daiiy. except sunday.
81 Pm. "psi,y.-fseai fer Ghsr.ottssvtl.e.
1913 -Daily,-WAsH!SaToS AND SOUTH:
Pullmaa ycstihulea saerprrs Diring Cars md Day
oesches, Pullman GeePers New York to AShe-
vile and Hot sprises, n c: NV York to Tampa.
vile. and New FORK to Memphis, Via Barmingaa N;
New York to New orieane. ria Atlanta and Mont
eomcry. vestibuled Day Coach Washington to At
!sntn. Southern Railway Dining Car Greensboro to
TRAISs On WASHINGTON AND OHIO Drvrs-
ION lea@e Washington 90, 2 : m daily and 4:4s IN
LeesSnrs and s:a nm. daily fos Hetnion, Re.
turning arrive at WAS Wns"ingan H 7 sSe N M s and 500
ccpt Sunday, from Herndoa. S:34 am. daily, ex-
cent Sunday, from LeeshnrE.
Throngh trains from the south arrive at wesA-
iassss Division. ie;ob am. dnily: except Bun,
day. and $40 an. dt1iy from Charlottesville.
on e s and 1850
asenu.. and at. .reuasy'van!a railroad passenger
w.,H q! nRsRT; = ! ,,,s nsn.ss, raj. sg..
w. A. ffNNA Gen. rass. Agent.
L. g. BFOW?S. Gen. Agent Pass Dept
Evening star., 1896-11-13
HERNDON.

Miss May Burton has to spend the winter
with Mrs. Hall in Colombia, sc.
Mr.. l. Brendy is visiting his brother in PhIla-
dephla, Pa.
Mr.. Joseph Webster. who has been sick with con.
gestion OF the lungs at Lanhln's, Nd. has 30 far
recovered as to be able 10 return, and is now VITA
Mrs. L. II. Wells.
Mrs. W. l. Robey is visiting her mother, Ms.
K.dwcll. at Leesburg
Teacher Hanes, who unable to attend h<
school Morday iran Illness. resumed his work 1ues.
day. though fully recovered.
The Fortnightiy Club met saturday last VITA
the Misses Thornton. Those present were Mrs.
Dtfie, Mrs. Coleman. Mrs. Stanley. Mrs. Hapex,
Misses Mankin, McGock, Buell.. Robey. Casii-mas
and Bready. The program consisted Of n recitation
and .iano solo 10y Mis- McCook, reading and sois
by Mr. Coleman. reading by Misses Buell. ant
Bre ady AMI piano solos 10y Misses Robey and hisa
kin. The subject for discussion was Marie CorslH
Mr.. A. J. Downing and daughter Mrs. Hattk
Wood. have taken rooms IN Washington for thu
VIII
Evening star., 1896-11-13
GLENCARLYy.

Miss Carrie r. Gurley OF Stowe. VT, who is
paying a Rying visit to her family At the .-Oid
Homestead, will return to her New England
home Saturday.
Having resigned his position at Georgetown Uni
versity, MIR. Brooke Young returned to ..Sprins;
Hiil' last evening. after being absent from iu,ue
for nearly two moRths While Mr. Young greatly
regretted the circumstances which compelled him
to tender his resignation he found 1t impossible to
continue bis studies in connection with his oil ciai
duties as deputy clerk
John Rice, the well digger who was fatally in
jurrd while digging wen this place hast
week died at Emergency Hospital in Washington
Monday night. MIR. Rice was web known In this
vicinity and his tragic deth is deeply deplored by
his many friends Throughout the entire county His
family. consisting Of wife and twelve chiklrcn,
will continue to reside at the present home during
the winter.
After u residence here Of over five years, Mr..
Joseph g. Gurlcy and family have closed the ..Ild
Hemestead on Summit avenue and moved TO
Washington where they win reside during the
winter months.