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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-06

the poor lady but later,he deliberately adj
mitted this feeling of compassion for her
as perpetual inmate Of his heart. This
again is due to his kindness, with out
doubt
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-06

Others have found health, vigor and
vitality in Hoods Sarsaparilla, and it
surely has power to help yea alss. WAY
net try iA2
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-06

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure Indigestion, bihousness.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26
HUBBLE.

Dave Walker, of Winsboro, S. c., is
visiting j. j. Walker.
VIM. Hubble has sold his old wheat
to Potts, of Garrsrd, at 75c.
Tom McBsath and wife, Of Somer-
set, visited I. q. Rankin and family last
week.
ID. n. Prewitt and George Wood
bought large bunch Of lambs at &c and
some fat sheep at SIC.
The contract to build the Christian
church here has been let to q. l.. Brewer
for 81, i'll 40 on main building and tl9l. =
SO on an additional room, total Of
g. 1868.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
here will have supper Friday night at
Mrs. Annie Euglemsns residence for the
benefit of the church. Admission 25c
for all you can eat and for good cause.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26
SOMEWHAT LOCAL.


John Jsrret was held under $1,000
bond at Mt. Vernon for killing Buc k
Padgett.
The Temperance war in Someret is
rad hot and still a heating. The Rum
Saloon must go"
e. O. Curry, ex-proprietor oil Il
Middlesboro Hotel. was arrested In Chal-
tsnooga on charge OF forgery,
Mack Elliott, son OF Rev. Milton
Elliott, graduated from the kentucky
School of Medicine, Louisville, last week
Thomas Herring, OF Pulaski, was
killed by gas while cleaning out an old
we'll. One OF his sons barely escaped the
same fate.
Miss frankie Logan, daughter OF
Mrs. Thomas Stone, OF this place, was
married at Chicago on the 10th to Mr..
William Todd and they will be at home
after July l, at 100 W. 50th street. The
bride. who ia a handsome woman, lived
here for lorg time and many friends
wish her great happiness.
The prop erty Of the Pine Mountain
Coal Co., in Ball county, which con-
sists OF about 1900 acres OF timbered
lands, coal mines, coking ovens, rail-
road about three miles long, electric
light plant in Pineville, and the hotel
property, besides many Pineville town
lots. will be sold at auction Aug. IL, to
psy the $500, 900 bonds and accrued in
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26

"A bloody battle took place near Har.
Ian Q. II. between John Pace, Irvine
barnett and Harrison Cornett on one
side, and George Dean, William Stewart
and Dave Elbridge on the other, in
which George Dean was instantly killed
and William Stewart MORALLY wounded,
living only IL hours. The .slayers have
been arrested and are now in Jail. 1t ia
said the ARRAY grew out OF q general
quarrel in which all six OF the men be-
came involved.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26
DEATH DOLNGS.

After a nervous trouble, which rack
ed her system for five or six years, Mrs.
Fannie Hill Smith, wife OF Mr.. +. W.
Smith, and youngest daughter OF Col. 7.
p. Hill, quietly passed away at an early
hour Tuesday morning, leaving besides
grief stricken husband, two little chill
dren, boy and girl, to suffer the loes
OF esrth's best friend.
Mrs. Smith WAS peculiarly bright and
attractive girl and when in April, 1883,
she WAS united in marriage to the man
OF her choice, she was as beautiful and
fair bride as we ever looked upon. The
picture of health and happiness, she bid
fair to live to fpe old age, but death
marked her for his victim in few years
and she has never since known a well
day. In 1891, after the birth OF her lit
tie girl, Annie, and while she was living
at Allegheny Springs, Va, she was bsp-
tized and received into the Episcopal
church, OF which her husband was a
member. She held her little girl in her
arms and she also was baptiz I'd. 1t was
the firm confidence in the promises OF
her Maker which sustained her in her
long illness and made her patient in
suffering and enabled her to say at all
times, HE doeth all things well. "
Though racked with pain, no murmur
escaped hei lips. She was devoted IL
her husband and children and no wife
and mother was ever more tenderly loved
in return. Her children idolizsd her
and always referred to her as my pretty
mother" They will receive every care
and attention possible, but no one can
ill mothers place, no one can supply a
mothers undying love. May God watch
over them aud bring peace, consolation
and comfort to her heart-broken hus-
band, who watched so tenderly over bel
during her long illness, and the fond old
father, who 90 sadly feels the blow. Al
the grave, where a large concourse OF
friends had gathered, Rev. w. S. Grin
stead read the Episcopal service, Rev. X
b. Mahony offered a touching prayer
and all that is mortal OF dutiiul dsugh-
ter, loving wife and fond mother was
consigned TO the earth.
Mrs Ruth Hines, whose illness was
noted in our last, died at the residence
OF her son-in-law, Mr.. w. S. Warren, q,
1890 Wednesday night, aged Sc. Hel
maiden name was Potter and she was
born in Rockcastle. Her husband died
several years ago and for dozen years
she has made her home with Mrs. War.
rem. OF the children born to her sever
survive, but all except Mrs. Warren are
In the far West and can not attend the
burial, which occurs at 10 O'Clock to-day
in the Coffsy burying ground ct Turner'S.
vile. Mrs. Hines was Q member OF the
Methodist church for many years and
was Q devoted Christian woman. Hell
years were long upon the earth and she
ct last receives the reward promised the
faithful.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26
CHURCH CHIMES.

The State Baptist Association will be
held next year in Georgetown.
Rev. II. O. Morrison will begin
protrscted meeting at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening, July /. 1t
wi continue two weeks.
DIR. Stephen Yerkes left bis valua lie
library OF several thousand volumes to
the Danville Theological Seminary.
DIR. l. o. Guerrsnt, OF Jeessmine,
will begin q protracted meeting at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow, Saturday
evening. There will be prayer service at
the church at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Rev. George o. Barnes has been in.
vited to hold his services in the Cumber
land Presbyterian church, corner Oak
ana second, and has accepted the invi-
tstion.
Rev. O. T.. Lee, inventor OF the indi.
yidual communion cup and pastor OF tn
Second Baptist church at Grand Rapids,
Mich, was found guilty OF improper lib
critics vito female members OF his con-
gregstion and deposed IRON the minis.
Iv.
Rev. Luther NJ. Scroggs, who has
been for year pursuing post. graduate
work at Centre College and the tbeologi.
cal seminary, has accepted the passionate
at Mt. Vernon and will also have charge
OF the Mt. Vernon Collegiate Institute.
Rev. Scroggs has already entered upon
his field OF labor. The institute will
open early in September.
The building OF the new church at
Hubble, to which a number OF the
members OF Rush Branch church will
move their membership, will have no
effect on the old church, which will con.
tinue it's services as it has done for the
/ past 20 years. Everything. is hsrmoni-
Gus in the Rush Branch church and the
new house of worship is merely built for
the convenience of those who live down
| in that neighborhoou.
The gensboro Baptist, the Rev.
Fred d. Hale's paper in speaking of the
split in the Osensboro First Baptist
Church, ssys: -Four hundred members
OF the FIRST Baptist Church and some 30
more have indicated that they will 20
with US into the new organiz alton, 30
that We shall start out with 400 or 900
members. They want to live in a church
without dancing, card playing, LIQUOR
selling and liquor drinking, thus making
/ 1t impossible for there ever to be a.istate
OF affairs as We see here today, and they
say they are going TO have me for pas
tor"
/ "A sister asks me to restrain my
| pen from further opposition TO this mod
ern ssnctiticstion.crszs. / have careful
ly studied the question and have DELHI.
erately decided that this profession OF
sinlessness, or taking away ofinbred sin,
is doctrine OF the devil, and that those
who profess it are deluded, and that
those who teach it are hypocrites. | do
not like to "grieve" those who advocate
it, but it lie my duty to tell the truth
about 1t, and my words are not as strong
rs those John used when he said: "If
We say We have no Sin the truth is not in
u.s." II the folks Who'll have become
saDcthed in my section of the country
are fair samples OF the thing, l must be
allowed to respectfully decline to accept
it as free gift. And in this statement ]
make no exception, for all OF them are oil
a whatness. Rev. J. n. Hall, in Bap-
tist Recorder.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26
Monon Route. Official line to the M

Monon Route. Official line to the Ma
tional democratic convention, Chicago
Tickets will be sold at one fare for the
round trip on July to 6, good to return
until July 18th, or one day after adjourn.
ment OF convention. Go with the Wat
tsrson Club. Leaves Louisville Sum
day, July 9Th, at S:l9 P. M, &ll for three
days. Particulars furnished by Z. H.
Bacon, D. P. A.. Louisville, Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26

GLORIOUS 4th.-Low rates from oil
points on the q. & O. Tickets at ID fare
for the round trip will be sold via the q.
& O. July End, Srd and for morning
trains July 4th. Good to return until
the 7th.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26
LANCASTER, GARRARD COUNTY.

Miss Nellie Johnston entertained
"wednesday evening in honor OF her fair
visitor, Miss Ramsey, Of Monticello.
The relatives and friends OF Miss
Wayne Stevens will be panied TO hear
she was stricken with paralysis last
Thursday.
The Grecian entertainment Thurs
day evening by Miss Harriet +. Glascock
promised to draw good crowd.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26
MRS. BESSIE LYLE CHERRY,

Winner of the I'd prize. a banquet lamp.
She represented Bowling Green and re-
cited wild Zngsrelle. Her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. T. ]. Fsyne, live at Crab
Orchard. She was attending school when
Prof Cherry won and married her. Her
ana in hnt Is
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26

disappointment In love caused Lau-
70 Meredith 10 commit suicide ct Ash
land.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26

Lee Smiths will involving 100000
Wa broken ut Paris,
The herald., 1896-08-16

afternoon, and Mrs. Acker received them
at the tea table. The games were very
lively,
A Picnic from Ontario. comprising
Some Of the best-known people of that
town, spent the day at the beach here
and took dinner at Eckert & Hoff's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gwynne Will give a tea
at Rustic cansan next Tuesday.
Mri and Eifs. JOHN biadbt,rr sre ar
ranging picnic for Thursday next
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M Jacobs and their
popular young daughter. Miss Hilda,
who havs been spending some weeks at
the Arcadia, leave tomorrow for San
FranciseD ana will retttn to their home
in Tuesadj Afis.. stine iithe Ia oetnter.
Today's arrivals at the Arcadia are
Miss Nellie Loring, Mr.. Adolph Fleish-
man. Miss Bertha Il. Weber, Miss Zora
X. Weaver, Los Angeles; G. A. Nelson.
NJ. r. TobeY, Thos. w. Phillips wife ani
family Pasadena, Mf ana Mrs Edward
Davenport, England; M. W. Fi5urnoy
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. X Newhail.
Albuquerque. N. NJ; Jesse f. Triest, San
Francisco; S. NJ. Haskell and wife, Po .
mona; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Snyder, Jr.,
and Irviug. r Snyder, Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks win arrive
next week.
Miss Van Ness OF San Francisco will
arrive Morda ord spend few weeks at
the Arcadia as the guest Of Mrs. Childs
The herald., 1896-08-16
At Ontario

At Ontario
Miss Ava Phillips entertained at lunch
last Wednesday Miss Ruth Atherton
and Mr.. Fred Braden of Los Angeles.
On Thursday last the Methodist
church Sunday school enjoyed pleas
ant picnic in Stoddard canyon. About
eighty children and their friends We're
present. Mr.. Stoddard did everything
in his power to aid the visitors to his
canyon in having a good time.
Mrs. l.. w. Gentry will leave for the
east next Wednesday and will remain
some moths with relatives in Iowa,
Wisconsin and New Hampshire.
Mrs. L. j. Easton of Riverside visited
her sister, Mrs. Gentry, this week.
On Saturday morning 120 excursion
tickets were sold here for the fraterna!
societies Santa Monica picnic.
j. o. Henderson returned Thursday
from Mill Creek canyon. Mrs. Hender-
son will remain for some time in camp
with Pasadena and Redlands friends.
Mrs. Charles l.. Hanson enjoys living
at Catalina so much that she will re-
main there for the rest Of the season.
Mrs. Craft is up from Long Beach to-
day, but will return to the seaside to-
morrow, accompanied by Mr.. Craft.
Mrs. H. r. H. Myllon and children left
yesterday to visit friends at Long
Beach.
The herald., 1896-08-16

There Is sdch an absolute dearth of
society happenings that it either indi-
Gates nard times or that every one IS
&C daily out of town. This summer, COM
Jared with last, is exceedingly dull. In
ehe preceding year there were a number
OF lunches, dinners, lawn parties. etc,
that kept a continual whirl of gayety
that made an unbroken line of social
gatherings from early spring until a new
year was marked on the calendar.
Miss Mollie Mccormack was the sole
dispenser of any sort of hospitalities of
the week. The party occurred on Tues
day evening, and was an exceedingly
Jolly affair. There Is nothing in view for
the coming week, and those who would
know the doings of Vanity Fair will be
Obliged to direct their attention to the
watering places along the coast, for there
will be familiar Los Angeles names
found registered from Monterey to Cor
ouado,
The herald., 1896-08-16
Informal Evening

Mrs. Percy Richmond of 1922 Win
field street entertained number of her
friends informally Friday evening at
her home. The decorations were all of
pink, and were exceedingly effective and
pretty. Games and music constituted
the pleasures of the evening, which was
trminated by the serving of dainty re-
freshments. Miss Ella Connely assisted
the hostess in receiving. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Amey, Mr..
and Mrs. Phelps, Mines. Holmes, Parker,
Misses Brooks, Lewis. Phelps, Amey,
Scott, Messrs. Prime, Will Amey, John
w. Amey. Scotfield, Martin and T. Rich
mond
The herald., 1896-08-16
A jolly Party

A jolly party left yesterday for Mount
Lowe and Alpine tavern to camp few
weeks. They consisted of Mr.. and Mrs
d. M. Welsh and Harry Welsh, Florence
Welsh, J. w. Wharton and wife and
daughter, A. M. Storey and daughter,
w. II. Lyons and wife, Mr.. Churchill,
wife and niece, Jno. Pinnard, wife and
daughter. j. o. Burbank of indianapolis,
Ind. c. III. Wilcox of Chicago and n. Fl.
Philbrook. Through the kind exertions
or Mr.. Philbrook these and many other
parties will enjoy a delightful summer
at the famous Mount Lowe.
The herald., 1896-08-16
At sa 1tn isafbar,

inc ball at amateur music hall given
w w WWedhesday right by McCook camp No.
o. sons OF e.-rans, was a grand sue
CESS. III comprised the sixth of series
u CaHces conducted by this enterprising
po1y OF young people Fifty-tWo coIi-
pie participated, and the music Wss fl,r-
hished by the NJ. j. Lewis string orches-
IRA. a unique number on the program
was lottery lancers." the partners for
Wnich We're chosen by a selection of
marked tickets from an urn, those
drawing corresponding numbers becom-
ihS partners for the dance. An elegant
lahch was served at midnight. The per-
feet arrangement of details, the excel
ient program and enjoyable features
rejected credit upon Messrs. d. +.
HUNT. II. e. Bates and B. b. Webster.
the committee on arrangements
Acme lodge, !. O. o. F., Rebekah de-
gree, of Santa Maria, installed its new
~ elected officers Thursday evening. the
district deputy from Arroyo conducting
the ceremonies in the midst of a large
number of invited guests. The follow
ing officers were installed: P. G., Mrs
l.. M. Schwabaeher; V. G., Mrs. George
sedgwick; secretary, Effie Trott; treas
urer, Mrs. II. Coblentz; warden, Daisy
Tfott; conduetress, Dora Hayden; r.
A, -, Efiia Bell; l.. a. S., Nellie Chaffin;
chaplain, Emma Lawrence; r. S. NJ G. :,
Mrs. Geo. Trott; l.. S. N. G., Mrs. M.
Rossi; X. 5. V. G., Mrs. Garrett Blosser;
|. G.. Miss May d. Miner An enjoya BILE
repast was served after the Alstalla ton
Arrangements are in progress for a
concert and dance at Sections hall in
Goleta Saturday evening. The Santa
Barbara Military bans is in charge of
the event. and many will no doubt avail
themselves of the convenient mode of
transDorta ton furnished for this moon
light drive and evenings enjoyment.
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Mills lectured last
evening at MeMillan's hall. Santa Ma
ria, on the subject of Universal Suf-
rage She remains In town today and
tomorrow for the purpose of organizing
an equal suffrage club
Pismo beach is a scene of festivity
and pleasure. Hundreds of people from
here, as well as from San Luis Obispo
Kern and Tulare, are temporarily So
journng at that delightful resort.
The ladies of st. Mary's guild an
nounce an entertainment at the Lompoc
opera house Saturday evening.
Tuesday afternoon and evening a
lawn fete was held in the beautiful
grounds at the rear of the Catholic
church in this city. The entertainment
was prepared by Rev. Father p. j.
Stockman, rector of the church. The at
tendance was very large. and all report
a splendid time. At night the grounds
We're illumined by Chinese lanterns,
myriads of which We're suspended from
the many trees.
The herald., 1896-08-16
Internal Luncheon

Upon Wednesday last Mrs. r. NJ. Wild
ney gave most charming picnic lunch
con at Long Beach, in honor of Miss
Dixon. who is her guest from the north
ern part of the state. The party left on
the 9:15 a. m. train, returning at 5:15 D.
m. Among the guests were MINES
Stephen Hubbell, L. +. Spence, Fiachdis,
Fairchilds. Barron, Speedy, Austin,
Dodsworth, Boyle, Workman, Stewart,
st. John. w. w. Widney, Norton and
Others
The herald., 1896-08-16

Mrs. I. C. Carter will shortly go to
Redondo for recuperation, after a Sc
we're illness of the past two weeks.
Mines. T. Bost and r. It. Young will
leave this week for Minneapolis and ST
Paul and will be absent some three
months or longer.
Mrs. Hattie Wilbur of Riverside is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. p. Simpson.
Misses lola and Dorothy Wilbur. nieces
of Mrs. Simpson, are guests, also, at the
Simpson homestead.
Miss olive Layne is camping with Rev.
H. Fl. Rice and family in San Antonio
canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. RI. Marshall and Mr..
and Mrs. c. Fl. Garrison are off on q
recreation trip of several days duration
to Annbeim and Newport. They went
by private conveyance.
Mrs. Ed. M. Keller and little girl left
Tuesday or a two months trip to Ne
vada City. Mr. Keller accompanied his
wife as far as San Francisco, where he
VIII remain for three weeks before re-
turning home.
T. n. Short is visiting relatives In Po-
mona.
Richard Glrd is in San Francisco.
Miss Dexter left on Wednesday for
Olewein, Iowa
Charles Clark and wife left on Thurs
day on two weeks visit to Seven Oaks.
{. fl. Carter of Galloway Mo, is the
guest of his brother, George a. Carter,
of this city.
G. Il. Essig has gone to Strawberry
valley for his health
Mrs' George w. Hill, wife of Postmas-
ter Hill, left on Wednesday for Pitts
burg, Pa. where she will visit her sister.
John ID. Cason and wife have returned
from their outing at Long Beach.
Messrs. Walter Ulrey, Bert SteVer and
James Reed have gone to San Francisco
from which place they will decide wheth-
er to seek to better their condition in
Oregon or Colorado.
Eev. j. II. Frary pastor of the Con-
gregational church, left on Nor day for
san Francisco. where he will spend his
summer vacation
Cofheilus foungs of Lyons. N. Y. has
arrived in Pomona from Detroit, Mich,
awhee' having made the trip in thirty
seven days His longest days run was
IL! miles ard the shortest number Of
miles covered by him in ~ day was
thnty-seven miles. He had 1877 .'punc-
tures' en- route
Key. 7. 9. b. Pierce Is absent or n
trlp to the Gfara canyon of the Colorado
stodeard Jess the ba nker. is away on
visit in the east, ard will accom-
pany Mrs. Jess home from Wisconsin,
some time during September.
Mrs. TLford and Miss Maud Tufford
mother and sister of Mrs. Charles Loop,
are visitors at the home of the la' '>r.
W. j; kessier and wife have ret urned
from their ranch near Los Angeles.
The herald., 1896-08-16
Result of MeKinlevIsm

There Is something wrong in civilization
under which men willing to work have to
be guarded by policemen and soldiers
against other men who have refused the
same work. There may be two opinions
as to the particular nature Of the defect in
the social scheme. but its existence speaks
for ttself.-Hartford Courant.
The herald., 1896-08-16

All prices Of Wallpaper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstr0n. S2f South Spring stroet.
The herald., 1896-08-16
At Pasadena

The reception given by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the M. K. church Thursday
evening, at the home of Mrs. F. D.
Stevens. on North Marengo avenue, was
pleasant affair and largely attended.
An excellent program was given under
the direction of Miss Peck, and included
solos by Miss Bolinger and Mr.. c. A.
Smith. Refreshments of ices and cakes
were served under the direction of the
Misses Holiday, Miss Johnston and
others. The grounds were illuminated
with Chinese lanterns.
There was a good attendance at the
lawn social given Thursday afternoon
at the residence of Councilman H. G.
Reynolds. on North Madison avenue,
corner Villa street. The grounds We're
we'll fitted for the occasion. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were served
and the afternoon passed in social in
tercourse