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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09
GIen.JOues Hardware Co.'S Locals.

Th edge OF razor consists OF great num-
Der OF minute points called teeth, which fol-
low each other through Its whole extent wish
great order and cleanliness, and constituted
by their unbroken regularity. its excessive
keenness. The best raZors have the teeth on
, their edge, set almost as regularity as good
saw. We have line of fine raZors which we
take pleasure In recon- mendiDg. We warrant
every one.
A chain is as strong as its weadest lind. We
have some real strong trace chains that you
need.
A nursery finder is just the thing TO keep
the children out of the fire.. They save you
many an anxious moment. Call and see
them.
Should you contemplate doing any blast
ing, remember that we carry q line of blast
ing powder, dynamite, fuse, caps, eic.
Martyrs Pattern Wire Rat Traps at Csc each.
Will surprise you as to their rat catching
qualities.
We take pleasure in advising you that The
Hardware dealers have at last out generated
the nail trust, which has made reduction in
price Of nails. Come in and get our prices.
Don't forget us when you want good cook
ing or heating stove. We believe that we can
please you.
When you wish to do any painting come
land talk with Us, we will be glad to figure the
pst with you. We carry complete line OF
Aasurys paints which we recommend for It's
- liability and covering qualities. Also a
Aof varnishes, colors in oil. Wagon and
" paint, oils, putty, etc.
ean sell you at right prices hubs, SPOKE es
Ah cells, axles, tire iron, shafts, etc. II
mot come to the store write US, we
eased to quote you prices.
ke has advanced In price at factory,
any let US know at once.
Arlse meat choppers are the ma
peat for sausages. They are the
- butcher.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09

If your friend has serious faults, 1t
is your duty to talk to him about them,
but not to parade them before the
world.
It is only when we realize the utter
insutficiency of all human help that
we learn how to throw ourselves upon
the help of God
A young girl inherited a diamond
ring. She was very proud of the
treasure. While sitting in church she
would often flash the ring in the sun
light, and did not think much of wor-
shin. After awhile she found herself
80 fascinated with the ring that she be-
came alarmed. 1t promised TO take
away her spiritual peace. 81 she took
it to q jeweler and offered it for sale.
He told her to call next day and he
would name her a price. She called.
The jeweler told her he was very
sorry, but that close examination had
disclosed the fact that the diamond
was only an imitation, and he could
pay her only two dollars. "Oh, dear"
said the girl in great distress, chow
near I came to selling my soul for two
dollars!"
Reader. are you sure you are not i'll
danger of selling your soul for even
smaller price?
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His First Case.

The young man had just been ad-
.mitted to practice at the Bar. He sat
within the Bar enclosure, speculating
upon the chances of clients coming to
him, by mistake or otherwise. He
heard his name spoken, and started to
his feet. "Mr. De Novo, the prisoner
at the Bar is unable to employ counsel.
Will you defend him?" "Certainly,
your honor. May I retire with him
for few moments consultation ?"
Eyes and give him your best advice" T."
A hardly perceptible sneer curled his
Honor's lips as he uttered these last
words, but the young man did not ap-
pear to notice it. Motioning for the
prisoner to follow him, he passed into
the outer room. The door was closed,
and for ten minutes the lively
clatter of many conversations filled
the court room. Then the young
man strolled into the room and
dropped into a chair. The crier pro-
claimed, "Silence in the courtroom p'
His Honor gazed upon the young
man and said: Are you ready to pro-
ceed ?" eyes, your Honor" "Where's
the prisoner?" II really don't know"
"What?" "I'm sure 1 don't know"
"Mr. De Novo, will you explain what
you mean by this most extraordinary
conduct?" "Your Honor told me to
give him the best advice could, I be-
lieve ?" "Yes, SIR" "May 1t please
the Court, when I consulted him l
found that he was guilty, and really
had no defence whatever. So, in pur-
suance of your Honor's so kindly
meant suggestion, I advised HIM to
drop out Of the window and make him
self as scarce as possible. I presume,
in fact I know, that he followed the
first part of my advice, and I believe
he will also observe the rest of it,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09

We are headquarters for fine toilet soap,
hair brushes, flesh brushes, clothes brushes,
tooth brushes, &c. 1u fact everything In the
line Of toilet articles. +. 3. speed.
The most UNIQUE line OF crepe and tissue
paper ever brought 10 Abbeville at Speeds
drug store.
Our line OF Christmas goods will be open la
a few days. don't ia to see them before ouy-
ing. Something attractive. P. b. Speed.
Laxative Bromo Quinine cures colds in "a
hours. Try IT. For sale by T. b. Speed.
nice line of fresh candies just in at
Speeds.
See the VIM. E. Bell Dash Co.'s advertise
ment. They have bargains TO offer you IN
winter goods, &c.
Take podophylin compound for dyspepsia,
and ali liver complaints. Prepared by Harrl-
son & Game.
Smoke double E. NJ. cigarettes for catarrh.
asthma and hay fever, for a sale by Harrison
& Game.
Take syrup wild cherry compound for
coughs, cold, etc. Prepared only by Harrison
Game.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09
To The Public.

TT HAS COME TO OUR NOTICE THAT
Il our Nursery at Augusta, Ga. Is being
slandered In Abbeville and surrounding
counties.
II is said that our house Ia unreliable; that
our trees bring nut grass and that we buy re-
fuse trees to sell again as our own. This is ao'
solutely untrue. m
We have been In the nursery business for 40
years, have many customers all over South
Carolina and desire to inform our friends
that any slanderous talkaas TO our house OF
business must come from tree agents VINO oe.
sire TO build up their trade by running down
ours.
We solicit the patronage OF Abbeville coun.
ty and guarantee everything we sell as hrst
class. p. j. BERKMANS.E q
Fruitland Nurseries, Augusta, Ga.
Dec. 2, 1896, st.
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Harrison e. Games Locals.

Use rose almond cream for chapped hands
and lips. Harrison q 'alhe.
Thmol dentifce whittens and preserves the
teeth. Made by Harrison Game.
For fine perfumery 60 to Harrison & Came
Violets OF Scicily, the latest thing In per-
fumes. Harrison & Game.
Violet Heliotrope, jockey club. white rose
crab apple blossom sachet powders at darrl'
son & Games.
You can buy a box of Japanese tooth picks
for SC at Harrison & Games.
When you need stationery call on Harrison
IL Game.
DIR. Harrison's headache powders reduced
from 4Oc TO 25c per box. Harrison q Game.
Syrup of Hypohosphiter compound Will
make you feel like new person. maze o9
Harrison & Game.
Compound podopbylin Is the best liver
medicine. Prepared By Harrison q Came.
Take wild cherry compound for cough
colds, &c. Harrison Game.
Try Harrison & Games headache powders.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09

A lob lot OF combs and hair brushes very
cheap at Harrison & Game.
You can get large bottle Of violet toilet
water for SOC at Harrison Games.
Harrison Game invite all lovers OF hne
perfumes, to call and examined their line De-
fore buying.
THERE will be preaching at Warrenton on
next Sabbath-the fifth Sabbath.
The prettist lot OF neck ware at P. Rosen'
burg & Co. ~
never fails TO cure coughs, colds, Group, &c
Try 1t and let 1t speak for Itself. 2. b. speed.
Don't fail to see Speeds line Of perfumery
when YOU come 10 Abbeville. 1t is some
hing worth seeing, whether you buy or mol.
Christmas goods in any quantity at Speeds
Albums, handkerchief cases. cravat cases
ewelry cases, photo frames OF the latest'
tyles at Speeds. Don't fail to call and In
pect before buying.
A new lot OF shoes and boots at less valure
than ever sold before at P. Rosen burg & Co
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09
Aup w, Smith Locals.

Nice lot OF cranberres.
Best Northern apples, 20 cents per peck.
In order TO reduce our stock OF raisins, cur
rants, and citron, we have reduced our prices
which puts them down very low.
Just received.-A new lot OF KIT macKeraI.
They are very fine.
B1ckwheat-plain and prepared -selfris'
Ing.
we have raisins Of all kinds, Seedless-
seeded-and london layers.
Some bargains In pickle and olives.
Try some OF our Wash Santos coffee.
New Orleans syrup.
Muscavado Molasses.
Nice lot of uncan vassed hams just received.
Aug w. Smith.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09
j. S. BOWIE,
Staple and Fancy Gro.
cerieS at Lowest
- Cash Prices.
Hotel Block.
Rosenberg Locals.

Something new, under the Sun, gents
ventilatice shoe.
The latest style hats. ~
Go 10 P. Rosenberg & Co., where you Will
gel an all wool mems suits clothing's worth
seven dollars for five.
An English granite set So pieces worth sS.oo
for $3.50. ...
Childres shoes for 25 cents.
The largest and cheapest stock OF goods
ever brought to Abbeville.
Come in and get you pair OF good boots
for 81 so
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09
X. G.. Wilson e. Co. Locals.

R.C Wilson & Co, asks the ladies OF Able.
willie and surrounding country 10 call and
see their line OF Heinzs pickles and canned
meats.
Crackers, Soda and Sweet of all kinds.
R.C. Wilson & Co. deliver all goods fur
nished by them to people living In the city.
Stop r. C. Wilson & Co.'S delivery and send
to them for your groceries.
NO. Syrup at r. C. Wilson q Co.
R.C. Wilson e. Co. sell kerosene. Get their
prices before buying.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09
II. C, Bernau's Locals.

Ifyou need a sewing machine and want
good one, r. c. Bernau the Jeweler Will
make YOU very low cash price on his ane
Domestic.
The handsome china set Is what you'll
have to have soon. New sets on the road.
Come and get Bernnu's new prices, 1t will
pay you to buy a whole set.
The talk of the town is Bernau's new
watch offer, Waltham movements and
genuine IS year case, no humbug, see what
he has TO say In his new ad.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09
JOTS FROM JONES.
Schools-Teachers -Millers-Fh"nks-
-iyinv-Fruitful Fields.
Jones, S. c.. Dec. 5, 1896

Eivlnk-EfuttIuh EieisS'
Jones' S. c.. Dec. 5, 1896.
o,rfsrmers have gathered good crops and
are now enjoying the fruits OF their year
work. .,;,,or Mr n.
RIsckwelI. has repaired Harris old mills ana
now makes good meal and flour for his Gus
'oSe Dr. ". T. Jones is having his house nicely
iI' Prof g K. Fellers, the efficient and popu-
l.r principal of the Jones High School, Is
boarding AT DR.. Jones. , ,, ou,, .
Our townsman, Mr.. j. b. MOORE reporls
very large crop OF potatoes
T6anksgiving day WAS observed here. A
very entertaining and appropriate exercise
was furnished by the teachers ana puplls OF
the school. The feature OF the % occasion was
&rIson & Morrison are still doing a thriv-
siness at the same old stand where
Nm be glad to wait on their many GUS
5. John Allen and n. Z. Davis VIII
Ito our town in q few days In oruer "
[bir children to our excellent school.
he, to you friends. 81,
The Sunday school meets regularly al
3 p. m. in the school building; ,,o
The High school is flourishlng nnueT the
Fellers. This school has had. for several
years, an eviable reputation and Is SILL grow
ing In use eful ness and popularity. II stanas
as city set upon hill. shedding iighI ana
knowledge upon all who come WiIni9 TN loGe 1se
and to floruish as the green bay tree. IL WIN
stand as q lasting monument 10 the selisae,
rificipe devotion OF its Jealous patrons, ana
the earnest labors OF Its faithful teachers.
The Philologian and Philomathean Lltera,
ry societies will give joint entertainment al
the High School building on Friday night
attenT $. Duo.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09
Estate Of NJ. E. Sher0d, Decd.
Notice Of Settlement and Appli'
cation for Final Discharge.

TAKE NOTICE that on the 18Th day Of
l. December, 1896, will render final &C,
count OF my acting and doings as Executor OF
the Estate OF Marina E. Sherod, decd. IN lne
ty at 20 O'Clock q. M, and OH the same day
will apply for a final discharge from my trust
as such Executor.
All persons having demands against sald
before that day, proven and sut henticated or
be forever debarred.
Nov. Is, 1896, If Executor:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09

New winter dress goods still coming In al
Haddons.
New lot Of tinsel dress trimmings at HAD
dons.
Rntterick Patterps-We are agents for But.
terick patterns and fashion books at Haddons
Send YOUR order to Haddons for Butterick
patterns and fashion books.
Table linens, towels aud doyles at Haddons
North Carolina made blankets very cheap
at Haddons.
Carpets are moving at the reduced price,
call early and secure bargain at Haddons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09

DICHAA I'D CAN'T, is now prepared to do
II all work in his department In the best
and at reasonable charges. Monthly
shaving, hair cutting and sham.
pooling 81 per month. Rasors honed and put
q the best condition for Is cents each.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09

REp~H, BAscoMB BROWN and Rev. A: }
I Canthen were among the members OF the
con ference that called to see US yesterday.
For such good men the Press and Banner mas
the highest respect.
R,sHop GRANBURY has Just arrived. Dr. r.
Y. Mcleod, formerly of the 18th S. g. Regi,
ment is attending conference the guest oi
Judge Lyon.
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s,udds, W. F., hos'-J; s. NVi'nRsEs. WimGRssiy: R. E.
Mo"d r. nj. Robel tson, j. c. Yongue, II. a
Tongue. - poro w A. Pitts. ]
" SWAN, ysen N. B.. bost-Ress. D. H. Everett 5
NJ. Jones. po,. g steele
W. Fl. Wroton, MI. D. r. Duncan, Prof. II: N
Snyder. VI, Marlin. w
i Veronee. c. B., hos,-Rev. ], L. Mullini1
Willie, Charles, hosi-Rev.J. s. A'ercrum
White ceore. bost-Revs. T. ] Clyde, A. j.
stokes i. H J:Gattis, Mr.. T. B. slackhouse;:,
While, l.. W.. host q: i; n in"r"ion' o.
D. Barbee, David Morton, J. G. SOL Mann
Wilkinson, ]. NJ host-ReVs. u " m""'
n. X. Melton. N Nose,ev.s-
wis wilson Hugh, host, at McCants Hotel-ReS
Wilson. w. D, host--R. o. Purdy' A. "
Dibble, Rev. David Hicks.
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that books OF SUP,
IN scription to the Capital STOCK OF me
at Dresden county of Abbeville and state Oh
South Carolina, on the fifth day Of December
JULIUS HARTM
CARL STROEVER.
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Thanks.

I desire to express my thanks 70 the clLizens Is
of AbbeyIlle who SO greatly helped US last
Saturday morning when our residence was
burned, Without You half the furniture woulo
have been consumed also. All the aid given
is duly appreciated by, w. u. "l'soh.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09

C.P. Hammond & Co.'S Locals.
Lap robes cheap at e. p. Hammond Il Co.
Shoes cheaper than ever at G. P. Ham mond
& Co. Buy IN lots and get their family rates.
See our large stock OF harness. To make
big lot this week. o..
Saddles the largest stock in the county.
Very truly, e. r. HAMMOND q W.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09
Desirable Place for Sale.

WE offer our homeplace at Cox esbury for
w sale or exchange. Premises In tne re,
pair 90 acres of frstcass land. Land well
adapted to fruit and all crops. Pure cold wa
| ter and perfectly healthy location.
Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville, 8. G.
j.. s. Aiken, Cokesbury, 3. G.
! Sept. Sd, 95. II.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-09

The first savings bank in the United
States was called "The Savings Fund
Society of Philadelphia"
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| EYoU dofE ATT
WEST?

And want LOW RATES to st. Louis,
Memphis, New Orleans, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Chicago, or points in Ar
kansas, Texas, Missouri, Kansas, Colo,
RADIO, Oregon, Washington, California.
or any point West, 1t will Pay You to
write to or SEE ME-. Excursion ana
Special Rates from time to time.
Choice of Routes. No trouble to an
swer questions. Rates and maps fur
nished free. Address FRED d. BUSH,
Dist. Pass. Agent, L. & N. II. r.,
36@ Wall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Long, w. H., host-Revs. E. N. McKissick
Lyles, j. b., host-Rev. f. H. Beckham.
Lyon, ]. Fuller. host-Bishop John G. Gran
berry, J. A. Gamewell, W. NJ. Connor, X. I
Mcleod. T.: H: Jennings, j. F. Breeden, d. c
Lyon, John, host-Revs. NJ. NJ. Ferguson. ]
Marshall, DIR. j. w. W., host-Rev. ]. NJ
Pike.
Geo. R. Whitaker.
Milford, c. A., al Mrs. J. c. Reeder's-ReN
Milford, r. r, host-Rev. w. G. Winn. T. L
Milford, w. T., host-Revs. s. A. Nettes, II
G. Boulware.
Miller, J. F., host-Revs. A. +. Berry, N. G
Ballnger, 9. d. Bailey, Mr.. J. L. Glenn. -,
Miller, L. T., host-Revs. G. c. Heroert' "
A. Fairey.
Morse, A.. B host-Rev. e. o. Watson, R. S
Hill, Rev. 7. II. Law.
Mundy, B. H., host, at McCants Hotel-ReVs
9. W. Gattin, w. s. Goodwin.
Moseley, Mrs. J. j., host--Revs. M. l.. Eanks
Jr., Allen Macfarlane.
McCanss, Miss Minnie, :host-R. W. Major
Mcdonald, w. r.. host, al McCants Hotel
P A. Hodges, Rev. J. Q. Counts.
McGowan, Genl. S., Rev. Jno. A. Rice, It. II
Mcmillan, j. L., host-Revs. G. P. Watson
w. R. Buchanan.
Nance, +. W. r., host-Rey. A. J. Cauthen
Neisler, 8. j., host, at c. V. Hammond-Rev
Neuffer. DR.. G. A., host-.Reys: I. g: odell
Parker, w. H., host-Revs. Marion Dargan
]. L. Stokes, A. Coke Smith.
Parks, Juo. T., host-ReVs. E. A. Wilkes, !
Penney, A. J host-Revn. C. e. Virgins. W
E. Wiggius, Mr.. Foster speer, Rev. A, W
Walker.
Penney, W. T., host-Re's. J. C. Chandler
L. 8. Jones.
Perrin, j. L.. host-Rev. w. J. Snyder:
PeyTin, Wn1, T. c. hos'' ut Mecan's Ho'e'-Ae'
Quarles, II. p, host-Itev. ]. G. Beckwlth
W. X. Blake.
Reeder, Mrs, host-Rev. ]. Barr II iris.
Reese, II. D., hosi-Revs Y. Hovey clyde, )
j. Bethea, J. p. Traywick, V, G. Dibble.
Riggsbee, Mrs. 5. NJ, host, at Mrs. Moseley
b. a. Smith. 1900
Robertson, j. r., host-Revs. Dove Tiller
Russell, l.. H., host-Rev, W. s. Stokes, o. l.
Seal, r. G., host-Rev. John A. Wood, w. Fl
Sign. j. w, host, at Mrs. Mosley's-Revs. J.
a. White, J. j. White.
Smith, A. W., host-Revs. w. M. Duncan,
w. B. Duncan.
Smith, j. Allen, host-Rov. Geo. r. shaffer
smith, W. Joel, host-Revs. Geo. M. Boyd
Speed, P. B., host-Revs. ]. w. Humbert, A.
Rev. w. w. Wadsworth.
Sprott, u. g., host-Hev. Il. K. Moore, j. A
slarke, ]. s.. Revs. Gee. H. Pooscr, j. L
Ray,
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-05
TRAINS CANCELLED.
A Great Storm Along the Limo of the
Grand Tr unk.

The Grand Trunk resumed ull passen-
ger service yesterday, raising the block
| AIDE. The first Montreal train arrived last
evening at eight O'Clock, when the mails
| started Monday were received. The first
train was started from here at 1. 80 yester-
day. There was rush of detained
passengers, and the cars were flied by
the Canadian Express company.
The first train came in from Lewiston
yesterday afternoon, and was about three
hours on the way. 1t was the first train
sent over the newly repaired sections of
the road, and it was necessary for the en-
gine to proceed with great caution. The
country along that section of the Grand
Trunk shows every possible sign of the
flood. The water has all gone out, but
| the ice remains and the fields are full of
ice, trees, logs and other things left by
the receding water.
The work on Cobbs' bridge was com
pleted yesterday morning, and Mr.. Wood
man was able to report This section of the
line all ready for business, and up to last
| night the prospect for the immediate re-
sumption of freight sezvice was good, but
wild snow storm was then reported in
the mountains, accompanied by q very
heavy wind, and all trains were cancelled
for the night The full freight service
will be resumed today unless the storm
fills in the outs once more. and makes it
for the time impossible to get the trains
through. The storm was very wild, and
the wind high at all points beyond West
Paris. The outs are rapidly filling, and it
is possible that trains may be slightly
delayed today.
Mr.. Woodman said last evening: "We
shall run trains on scheduled time tomor-
row. We are all right now except that
we have to run slowly over places where
we were washed OUT
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-05
THEcITY's DAMAGE.
A Ferry to be Maintained at Site of rraSs,s
Bridge-The Bridge Vow Drffted
Across the River and Esed M a Foot
Bridge-Other Facts.

Commissioner Of Public Works George
N. Fernald went Qua to Pride,s bridge
yesterday afternoon to look over the
ground and make arrangements for put
| ting in new bridge at once. The centre
pier in.the middle of the river will have
to be removed and a one span bridge will
be put up instead of the two span struct-
ure which formerly crossed the Presump-
scot at this point. Mr.. Fernald has re.
oeived dozens of letters from agents OF
| bridge companies but the contract for
putting up the new bridge will probably
be open to bidders. The old bridge
has swung around in the current SO
| that now it extends across the
| river d short distance below
the former location, and Tuesday and
yesterday the people were making use OF
it to GROSS the river on foot. One end
is firm on one bank and the other end is
floating in the water. This old bridge
almost intact. 1t will not be used in
the construction of the new bridge, but
will be sold if possible. The bridge will
cost about $500.
Commissioner Fernald said yesterday
that the CITY would maintain a ferry at
the site of Pride's bridge until the new
bridge can be built. Work will probably
begin next Monday but not before that.
County Commissioner Lord said yester-
day that the damage to the piling Of Mar
tins Point bridge will be about $500.
Superintendent Staples said yesterday
that the damage to the piers Of Turkey s
bridge will be. $500 Or $500.
There are some bad washouts on the hill
side streets to be repaired. especially on
Cassidy's Hill on Danforth Street.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-05
PERSONAL.

Miss d. Florence Simms OF Chicago,
secretary of the International Commit
tee of the Y. W. G. A., is visiting he,
old college friend, Miss Martha e. Teal,
general secretary Y. VIC. A. in this
city.
Postmaster Shaw of Biddeford was in
town yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Cunningham, daughter
Of James Cunningham, bas returned
home from a visit to Chicago.
At the Falmouth hotel last night were
e. S. Marshall York; James E. Ladd
Bristol; FL. J. Frink, N. H. Written
Holyoke; Fl. W. Fraser, Cohoes. n v
G. f. Watson, Richmond A. Webster
Lynn; e. w. Abbott, T. r. PARTRIDGE
J. Fl. Mccormack, G. J. Smith, f. r
O'Reilly, James T. Knowles, Boston
J. B. Wheatley, Chicago; G. G. Jones
Montreal.
These were among the arrivals at the
Preble house yesterday: Harry Deacon.
New York: F. Biather, ]. D.Augusury.
Philadelphia; Geo. ST. FABIAN, Boston:
P. K. Davis, Canton, O.; +. L. Cobb.
W. f. Sawyer, Boston; H. c. Smith.
Worcester; W. L. Doten, Boston; J. r.
Grant, Montreal; W. B. Berry, Gardiner
A. H. "oodcock, Calais; Howard Thorn.
as, W. +. Ring, New York.