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BRIEF TELEGRAPHS.

London, Oct. 1S.-In an editorial
on the election and the campaign in
the United States, the Times expresses
fear that the efforts OF Ambassador
Bayard in behalf Of Palmer and Buck
ner, however we'll intended, will be
less successful than they deserve to be. "
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The little blind girl of Nat Hum
phreys went to Atlanta, Ga, Tuesday
to have her eyes treated by DR.. Cal,
houn, a specialist. She was accom-
panied by Evans Miller who was re-
turning home from a visit here. She
returned today, the doctor being un-
able to do anything for her, She is
not totally blind.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-10-22

Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve is the bes
ointment In the world for any and all kinds o
sore eyes. skin diseases, etc. It's guaranteed
to cure by all dealers. Put up in tubes at 2
cents.
For sale by Mcfarland & Co, druggists
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DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey is the best cough
and cold remedy ever discovered for children.
1t is perfectly harmless and one dose at bed
time stops the cough all night The genuine is
made by the E. E. Sutherland Medicine Co.,
Paducah. Ky.
For sale by Mcfarland & Co, druggists.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-10-22

Havana, Oct. 18.-The board of trade
has endorsed a plan for basing the new
Spanish bank bills on q silver value in
stead of on a gold. It is understood
that the government will approve the
,DloY,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-10-22

While it includes all minor departments OF
rural interest, such as The Poultry Yard Ento-
mology, Bee Keeping, Greenhouse and Grapery
Veterinary Replies, Farm Questions and An
swerS, Fireside Reading, Domestic Economy
and summary of the News OF the Week. Its
Market Reports are unusually complete, and
much attention is paid to the Prospects of the
Crops, as throwing light upon one Of the most
important of all questions-When to Buy and
When to Sell It is literally illustrated and
contains more reading than ever before. The
subscription price is $3.50 per year, but we offer
a SPECIAL REDUCTION in our
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-10-22

Young men or young women aspiring to any
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the bottom rounds of the ladder of time are
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at the top. That's where DR.. Bells Pine-Tar
Honey stands.
For sale by Mcfarland s. Co., druggists.
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new theory in the treatment of coughs
lung and bronchial affections has been advanced
by the manufacturers of DR.. Bells Pine-Tar
Honey, 1t is truly wonderful remedy.
For sale by Mcfarland g. Co., druggists.
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Yarn, doubled and twisted, 44c. per ID.

Table Oilcloth, 15c per yard.
Calico, BIC to &c per yard.
Bingham, 4c to &c per yard.
Canton Flannel, &c to 1Oc per yard.
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Bacon Still Sc psr pound.
White Floating Soap, 2 cakes for &c.
"Possum" Laundry Soap, 2 cakes for SC

Mems Shoes, 99c and upward.
Women's Shoes, SOC and upward.
Children's Shoes, Csc and upward.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-10-22

All druggists guarantee Or. Miles PAIN
PILLS to stop Headache. "One cent Il dose.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-10-22
BEE HIVE
PR|CES:::
Beef Steak, &c to 1Oc per lb,
Pork, SC to SC per lb.

GRADUATED Sugar, 19fbs for $1.OO.
Green Coffee, 15c, 100, zoe, 25c per ID,
Arbuckle's Coffee, zoe per ID.
Rice, 4c to Sc per ID.
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-10-22

I think wewill have another marriage
very soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31

In the northwest extension of the
Delst pool, in Monroe county. Hender-
SON & Co. have drilled in their No. 2
Amos, located 800 feet west Of Galley
Bros No. Caleb Augh, and have a
2OO-barrcl producer.
In the ColcraIn development. Belmont
county. Barnsdall & Co. on the Mauie
farm will have fair producer. II IS
showing us good as the Sharkey well.
which is now producing 20 barrels 9
day. There are In all n dozen wells
drilling or starting in the Colerain de-
Yeiopment. and their completion VIII 50
a long way towards establishing the
dimensions OF that Berea pool.
The South Penn oil Company has
drilled In Its No. Maud Hibbs, In the
Flat run district, north OF Warrington,
and has a dustcr. The same company's
No. 0 Drast, in the wetzel district, Wet
eel county, has been drilled through
the sand and is dry. In the Flat run
district. their well on the Fluharty
farm will make small putnper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31
AWrUL EXPLOSION.
Five Persons KILLED and Many injured ut
the nolIdaysburg Iron aud Nail Works.


HoLDlDAYsBURG. Pa. Jan. 3d.
Five persons were killed and
nearly, score injured. some
Of them fatally. by the
explosion OF the large thlrty-lnch boil
er at he works of the HollldaysburS
Iron and Nail Company this morning.
The names OF the dead and injured are:
DEAD: George Lane. mason, was
found crushed into a llieless mass I'M
der the boiler. Con Evans, helper,
fractured skull. Merrill Treese,ilIteen-
yGar-old boy. head ground off by hy
wheel. Two unknown trampS who hnG
been lying near the furnace, were bur-
led In the ruins.
wounded; Samuel I6ephart. pud-
der scalled about face and body. VIII
die. Itobcrt McMurrny. puldler,
scnlded about face ana body. VIII die
Frank Cnmer. superintendent OF the
mill. several RIBS broken and head cut
Samuel Marks, puddler, severely scald:
ed. John Woomer, puddler. scniueu
badly aud hip broken, may die. Finley
Ferguson puddler, severely sc1ldGd.
George Moore. wheeler. internal intur-
les. David McCloshey, boss OF nail de-
partinent, badly injured about the
body. Marshall Weir, lnborer. spine
badly injured, may die. John Heffcrln.
tramp, cut in head. may die. George
Rock, roller, cut about head. Robert
Marks, stralghtener. wrist and ankle
BROKEN and Internal injuries, may die.
Daniel Ounlist. catcher, Internal In
turtles. william Hartsoclt, heater, sew
eral bodily injuries. Daniel Ayres, pud-
der, badly injured about body.
The only employees unin1ured, were
Cramer, the engineer, and wesley
Athey, the fireman.
The boiler was blown through the
roof OF the works, three hundred feet
in mid-a!r, and came sailing down like
n spent gocket, crushing through the
roof In another department OF the
works. The entire roof was precipita.
ted to the floor below Ny the force OF
the explosion and the works were prac-
tIcally wrecked. The explosion was
sufficient to rock the earth with the
force OF On earthquake near the works.
and broke hundreds OF wiRdow panes
at a quarter OF mile from the mill.
There was the greatest eScltemen:
around the wrecked building ana tne
families OF the dead and wounded were
frantic with grief. II
No explanation Is offered as to me
cause OF the explosion. Some OF the
employees say that they were short o.
steam he!ore the accident occurred.
The Eollidaysburg Iron and Nail Com
pany operates the leading Industrial
plant here and II Will be several days
before operations can be resumed:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31

Interest in the southwest oil nelds
now centes upon the Interior OF Tyler
copnty, where the two big gushers. the
Kyle and Bullm,an wells. are pouring
out the greasy stun at a rate that puts
the "whcels" In their owners pockets
ut a rate that will land them in the
millionaire class II kept up for any
length of time.
Reports from the Bullman well At
Wick received yesterday were to the
eject that though II had not maintain
cd Its gait OF 100 barrels per hour. at
which II was going Wednesday night
IL Is doing considerably better tnaa
sixty barrels an hour. It's highGSt mars
un TO Wednesday evening. me hyln
well in the same territory was pu'tIhB
out forty barrels an hour
The territory In that nelghborhoou
was all practically under lease wien
the Kyle gusher came In. but the lew
small pieces have since been SopnIGu
up ut big rentals and bonuses. ierFt-
tory very remote from the Two su5ness
Is also being taken up ana the lnHu ~
70 the H1rdman deve 0pment IN pouu'
rflHe county WIS ~ a''s
test. -,
a syndicate OF Wheeling people COM
posed OF Or. W. f.. StA:hers. DR.. {. NJ.
iSrlssell, DIR. John W. Storer' Arthur
Hubbard. Z. Il. Hubbard, Frank W.
Berry. Thnmas Sweeney, Charles BOW
ers, James r. Stnthers, Hnrry Whlta :
ker! Kirk Brown and John George, thc
iskter OF Tyler county, own leases on
30 acres ut Wick. which IS counted
about as. valuable as any territory 9ui
there. They have not yet deoluen
whether they will form a JOINT SOCK
company with 100000. capital ana ue-
veiop It, or sell out at gooa DE p I,s.,,
1T. The offer made one OF the owner"
fnr his three fortieths interest yefter-
dny afternoon shows the value OF inc
Lease. He was offered 5000, OF II tne
Tnte OF $4,000 for the whole Interest
The ofGcr was declined. "a.
Oncr1tiOns are quite active IN the
neighbnrhood OF the two big striKes'
on the Anthony Smith farm, the kan
aWhn OH Company ls putting down
four wells along the line OF the linll-
man farm. which ldJolns. ADJOINING
the Pullman on the Stealy farm. inc
Devonlaa oil Company Is starting q
we'll. also two on the Griffin farm norm
Of tho Stc1ly. The Carter OIL Conf
many CStandard) Is also getting ready
10 ln some drilling in this territory.
The Devonlan company will do some
Testing 10 the southwest OF the bnli,
man fyusher, and will drill n test wen
nm tho Henderson farm. As yet there Is
nuthIng 10 Indicate that one direction
from the BuIlman well is better than
nno.her, unless II be to the northwest
in tho direction OF the Kanawha OIL
Cemrany's No. /, on the Anthony
simRh farm. This well came In bic
rnsscr last year. and has been spraying
snrne oil, 1--WE or six barrels day. soo1
after the well was drilled into the sand
tho tdofs were lost, but owing to the
heavy gas pressure nothing was done
10 recover them, but an effort VIII now
he made 20 fish them out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31
sIsrERsvIIIE OIL NEWS.
Many New Wells Going Down In Various
Parts OF the Southwest.


Parts OF the Southwest.
ssecIal Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
sIsTERsvILLE. w. Va, Jan. 3d.
According to the latest advice the tools
hive not been recovered which were
lost in Crawford & Treats well on the
Stewnrt farm. n few days ago,
Caldwell & Company have a bad hsh-
ing Job at their well on the Basil Dye
farm.
menced spudding at their No; :. on the
Stewart farm. This well is located
sonthwest OF OF the calebaugh wells
and will be drilled as rapidly as posi-:
bic. The same company commenced
apuddlng on the Amos farm, ut their
No. 4. this afternoon.
The Square oil Company. composed
principally OF Wheeling capitalists. IS
erecting a derrick on the Heile farm
over in Ohio and will commence drilling
nt once. $500
the Weekly farm. out In the indian
creek district, was reported to be down
a little over coo feet and everything
going nicely.
Ramey & Company's well. on the
Frank Dye farm, has been swedEed out
and everything Is going smoothly
again. They expect to be ready for
inc sK casing tonight or tomorrow.
a derrick Ia being erected on the
Stein farm by Galley Brothers and
sparkle. They viii commence drilling
jigt as soon as they can get In shape.
one ofthe Henry Oil Company wells.
on the Stewart farm, will be due to-
night or tomorrow.
Near centrevfiic. the Victor Com
pany's well, on the Thomas Smith farm
Is reported to be down little over 500
Sarncy & Company will commence
spuddlng on the Stewart farm In a day
Material is still being hauled out to
the Indian creek district as fast as
teams can be secured. and new loca-
lions are being made every day.
There was no change In the oil mar
ket to-day: closed at the opening fg-
,,ro Il 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31

through sub-companies, is very active
in Kentucky, but more so. along the
east limo OF the district in Tennessee.
where they are now drilling three deep
wells on top OF the Cumberland plateau,
Their leases In Tennessee arc largely IN
excess OF 10000 acres, but they nave
no monopoly OF best locations. inc
Forest OH Company. OF Pittsburgh, e.
or their representative in this distrlct,
the South Penn" Is looking after their
interests In Kentucky. The former mas
had resident ut Rugby Tenn, Tor SIX
years, quietly acquiring oil ana gus
ON the western limit OF the oil region,
md Inns In several instances since lSV2
caused great destruction OF tools ana
machinery. Most of this immense ter
ritory is a thlnly settled wilderness, al
most inaccessible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31
PIPE LINE EXTENSION.


The Standard Proposes TO Extend Its Pipe
Zine system from Sistarsvilio TO KEN
tueIsy and Tennessee-Ncw oil Field.
The opening UP OF the Tennessee and
Kentucky oil fields is the wedge that
will shortly split the oil market in two.
SAYS Chattanooga dispatch. Several
dozen wells are being sunk in the coun-
ties OF northern Tennessee and south
ern Kentucky, between the ATTITUDES Of
~ degrees 20 minutes and 20 degrees,
and longitudinal lines S5la degrees APP
tIroxlmatcly. Pay oil has been struck
in seven OF these wells. which yield
from ten to 100 barrels and upwards In
response 10 pumping. FentTcss county
20 In The heart OF the Tenncsssce terri
10. on It's western border 1900 barrel
pusher, struck mt u depth OF 2Ij feet,
cnuEht fire md destroyed The derrick
md l. 100 feet OF cable, md devastated
mn mere uf forest land adjoining.
The Standard OIL Company has pro-
posed TO extGifd It's pipe line from Sis
tersyillc, W. Va, into the affected re-
zion and put up tanks for storage Mt
tho wells ms soon MS this daily product
reaches 900 barrels. This time can not
he far on, for three fourths OF the firm
and forest land In FentrcHB. OVcrtOn,
Pickett. Morgan and Scott counties
in Tcunesscc and Wayne. PHiaski. Clih-
ton and Cumberland In Kentucky have
been leased 10 proBpcctOrs. coming In
the main from New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio.
several practical oil driilers have
been IN the field for Home months. Miss
Jane Stone. of'RrOoklyn, is perhaps the
most forward in the work md has pllt
down three wells In Pickett county,
striking oil In ench instance.
The Tennessee oil Is OF very high grn-
WITTY and Of Il green color much In de-
mnnd. The Interstate Petroleum
Company, OF Pittsburgh, have been
operating refinery ut Glasgow KY.
for years, but the heart OF the produce
ing area seems 10 bc south. over u
dozen small wells are In operation In
Wayne county, Kentucky.
The Standard Oil Company. acting
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31

not make really beautiful. satisfying, soul.
stirring music, unless every string Ia tense
and firm, unless every piece OF the whole
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II Is the same with human being. If
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things 10 half.hearted sort OF way. The
nearer he Is to being perfectly well, the
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perfect. To really live, and to take his
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world, his body must be In perfect con.
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II brings perfect health and restores Wig.
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It Is an invigorating tonic as we'll as the
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31

The full intensie
Of living Is iraehet
only by the perfect,
healthy. Sieknes,
discounts the capae.
ity for enjoyment.
W hen q piano Is
badly out Of tune,
the noises that como
from Il are certainly
not musical. They
are not beautiful. II
It Is only c little bit
out Of tune, you can
play some few things
on Il. You can create
q sembiance of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-31
IN THE OIL FIELDS.
The Bullman and Kyle Wells Are
the General Topic Now.
.NOIMUCHU UNBIASED TERRITORY

Is Now to he Fouua-Ths Kyle Well Is
Now Producing Forty Darreis an Hour.
Tho Balman Continues Away Up.
wheeling People Have Some Valuable
Terrltory-Lato Developments In the
sl..srsville Field Other on News.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-02

sam Sharp, of Atlanta, Ga, is
the city
:, Nm Swami, of Philadelphia,
NI, a.as in this city this week.
-, Flora Batson Bergen stopped
D A'2i H. A. NJ. Black, on 2Ist street,
w. - while in the city,
o " A. Credit is one of the most
lMTsbed Baptist Ministers in this city.
4 c.,srintendent George F. T. Cook
II M lend the Summer In the East.
BK Bruce and her son, Roscoe,
n M'2; ,,;sit Thousand Islands this Sum-
". ". md quite likely she will visit her
snne s,sI I'll in Indianapolis, Ind.
,r.. Eva A. Chase will go to Old
ol:ns M,,IC comfort, Va, this Summer.
,.er F. NJ. Hewlett, will go to
,,.Hs Law; and spend his vacation, and
bgI'o', % $50 visit Niagara Falls.
r.. Rosetta E. Lawson and children
n 2'9, 90 to Springlake, N. j., or Asbury
PARK.
u,s Fannie E. Gregory will live in
n.,ii;. IN I, ,1snort. Pa, with her mother,
0l:l.;-,l 0l:-.;nn her in the electrical work,
s'9li';l6 : 'nbic6 Madame Hagen has become
50 famous.
a.. Trustee NJ. c. Terrell, will
Nd some time in the East.
~ and Mrs. John R. Francis will
- ~, -, the salt air in June or July.
Snge :,-'g likely Mrs. Francis will go
earlier.
p,,i and H. P. Montgomery, are
s,n5 NJ the sea and they may probably
msticate near by.
n. and Mrs. Charles R. Douglass,
III ~. .9end the Summer at their cot
'sgs @I5 near Bay Ridge, Md.
A.. Robert Colbert has a beautiful
e.r.@,ar M,5, home near Bay Ridge, and
J-'',,,'> ~ Mi recluse there this Summer.
u,s L. Tones and children will
nj %,5 some time in Virginia this
Sumner.
Nc NJ. Langston will visit her
,,m@1ter ,rII at Nashville, Tenn.
ursL.H. Douglass will spend some
sme 4, Rochester, n. Y.
The Saturday night Dancing Class at
s,sIs-t's s,s Hall by Drs. PurvlS ana
S5adl is very popular.
Mis-, Carrie Barnum, of HagerSitoWn,
Ma is visiting Madames SEVEN anu
Hsr-,s l5a,, Al I134 22d street, n. W. during
nc tle',,, .,sy in TINS city she has met many
i-snfs i,;s ,,i they are ali unanimous In the
nn;n;-,n ,,s,l'-' that She is very charming and
nIe9ssnt lady. Miss Barnum viii leaNe
here On Saturday for two weeks So
iourn at Baltimore.
The Mite Society of the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church rendered a Sur-
mise Party TO their ex-Presldent, MIS-
trngrta f,1ef White, at I436 Madison Street
\ n last Monday evening; MIS-
Whit has faithfully served the 30
Gety 'f for fourteen years as its Presl-
5eni She has resigned and Is sue
,reJed by Mrs. Sarah Naylor.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-02
ONE OF OUR GRADUATES

CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. q
Miss Bessie l.. Fletcher who IS quite
aiavorite here is one of the Washlng-
ton Normal School Graduates ana d
Young lady of fine qualities. Her re-
cent naner entitled t'- le Possibilities
Of the Negro Teacf I" has been
wdely commented up,
The Trustees of the County, Francis
Friend and Ross are two of the most
enterprising men in this section of the
State and do all in their power to ad-
vance the interest of the pupils, teach
erS and the schools. We have very
good school officers and our schools
are equal to any in the State.
Superintendent Stevens, as we salo
before, has made great improvements
IN our school system. He is an ao-
vanCed educator.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-02

The advertisers of The BEE are
warned against bogus advertising
agents who are going around the
city representing bogus guide
books.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-02
8!sEis's Market,

Cor. ~ St. and Md. Ave, s. w,
9I5 Y Street, N. w.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
Barely Escaped with Their Lives.

STAMFORD. Conn, Jan. S.-A house on
Norton heights, owned by Charles r..
Tristan of Norwalk and occupied by
George E. Goodeve and family Of IL,
caught fire Sud was completely destroyed,
together with the furniture. The family
barely escaped with their lives. Tho flames
were discovered coming up through the
floor of a bedroom, and the family left the
house with bat soant clothing. Mrs Mac.
Dougall, mother Of Mrs Goodeve, had an
extremely narrow escape. The stairway
caught fire ana She made her way to the
balcony, from where she was rescued 10y
the use of long ladder just before the
flames attacked that portion of the house.
Loss to the furniture $1,000; to house,
$4,000; partially insured.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
THG U. S, GUHBOAY WILMINGTON.

Has Boen Named in aonor OF This CITY.
Initial steps Towards Securing nm
Appropriate Glst for Her.
The Navy Department hss named
ono Of the new gunboats built
a. Newport News after this city,
Wilmington, aud IL ia but fitting that
the good people Of tolls city should take
sognizsnce OF 10. Other cities have done
honor to themselves ard their nameeakes
and Wilmington should not be behind
hand.
With shis objec; IN view, the EvENINe
JOURNAL has started a subscription list
the fund TO be used Tor the purchare OF
silver service for the United States
gunboat WILMINGTON. The money re
oelved will bo Acknowledged In these col
umns and held subject to the orders Of
committee OF citizens which Will
be selected later.
The service will Do purchased OF some
dealer In this city, TO be decided upon by
the committee.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

in that town to day to Je.ss B Lsvy. Of
Philadelphia
Dr. B shop and son AUGUSTUS, OF
Dover, were Ia Wilmington yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs Henry R.dsely ard mother. OF
Dovsr. passed through this city yester.
day on their way TO New York.
Thomas d Wilson, OF Smyrna, is in
this city on brief visit,
Amos sharpless, OF Kenneth Squsr,,
Ps., was IN this city yesterday.
W. II. Stevens, Jr OF Seatord. Is in
town to- day on q business trip.
Miss Lille Smith. Of Smyrna, is visit
ing friends ia the city.
Miss BERTHE Hand has returned from a
visit to Misc g una Weldon at Sony
Miss Helen Ash Is the guest Of friends
In Dover.
ga leap year dance will be given in the
Bfowuson Hall on Friday evening, uudsr
the auspices Of the Minerva Club.
Miss Esther Hsknan has returned
from a visit to BlhemiA Manor
Congressman willis passed mp the
Delswere railroad yesterday on bis way
TO Washington.
A Johns OF Loves, is registered at
the Hotel Jennings.
Walter 81 Hayes was 10 Dover to day.
Hugh A Grlaud aud Alfred Con
stable who have bsen ON G two weeks
hunting trip in halifax county, Va,
have returned They had fne sport.
John Hamilton Is slightly irdsposed.