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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

While the Treasury receipts in them
selves indicates an enormous increase in
the importations their increase does not
by any means show the increase In i'm.
portations. This is due to the fact that
enormous quantities of goods now upon
the free list and likely to be placed upon
the dutiable list are being rushed In at
every port and this of course does not
show in the increased receipts
from customs The fact that arUi-
Giles on the FREQ list are receiving special
attention at the hands of the importers is
shown by the figures for April which In.
dicates that the importation of goods free
of duty during that month amounted to
$50 9l3, 1876, which is far in excess Of the
free impor, atoms in any preceding year.
The following table shows the value of
the April importations free of duty, into
the United States since aud including 1891,
the last years Of the Mckinley law.
April, 1874 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,3lI Si4
April, 1898, .....................53 So, 7l2 5O2
April, 1896. ..................2 q, 59j, $50
April, 1877. .........,..........5 so, 9l3, l35
That the increased importations in
dutiablc goods upon which it is expected
that the new tariff bill will increase the
rates have kept pace with the importa.
ton Of goods now upon the free list Is
shown by comparison of the April i'm
portation of dutable goods since and in.
Guiding 1884, the last year Of the Mckinley
law which arc rs follows.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

TOTAL EXPECTATIONS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

For Sale-A camp meeting tent at Bran
DIVINE Summit; cost $l20, will sell for
$40. Apply to G. +. Vernon, this office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24
T. n. Wier, Fifth and King Streets,

is the place You like good tea? Get our Rel :
fast tea, so cents pound. and you'll haye
the best tea you ever drank; that's what ey.
cry body says that cver drank this tea You'll
soon want root beer snd you want to know
wbei tOget 1T. We havc'at u the best brands
daisy makes gallons, 5 cents; Favor!te
Cream cents; Clawson's cents and Hlro's
Is cents bottle-tbey are all good, Do you
buy cheese from us? We sGli only the very
best New York state cream cheese is. IS and
lsc pound; we don't Sell filled or colored
cheese. Elegant California prunes &c lb.;
elegant California aproots, very bright and
good size. Eca pound Did yov get any OF
those pared peacJes | told YOU about last
week. They are elegant. Our Flag brand
OF can goods; they are the finest goocs on
the market Tomatoes i0c; sweet corn loo.
carly June peas l0c; strngle3s beans lOc per
can. We don't want TO carry them over;
that's why You get them at this price. Scot CHI
oat meal we always keep thIs-311c a poun d.
Fariha one pound pactare. 2c. fresh and
good. browns French shoe polish. DC bot.
Ito, cont crack or hhrnett he feather. Brown
sugar SEca pound. Good butter and fresh
eggs ut 4. NJ. WlERS, Fifth and King stst
n2l-5t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

ESOR A SAFE investment. paying 8 per
4 cent monthly, address Philadelphia
Commission Co. ia South 9Th street, Phi!a-
deIphia, Pa. m2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

To DAY SQucen VictorIa's birthday and
the sun is shining bright in America She
Is II years old and enjoys good
health. The editor of tho RApuRIlcAS
can claim tho same distinction Of to day
being his birthday, but he has not reached
more than half tho mile stones passed By
Queen Vic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

CORSALE--stock and fixtures OF grocery
r store doing good paying business on
main thoroughfare will trade for sub rhan
property Owner has made money. Cause
OF selling III health. Address Grocer this
office. Ml0-8ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

ENOR sALE-stock and fixtures Of gro.
JIG Gerry store; good location, old stand.
Good reason tor selling. Address NJ. 4. We
this Office. m22-4ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

DELIABI.E man 20 handle agents for teie.
III phone tablet and speeialtles Pays
5000 year. Enclose stamp. Victory Mfg.
Co., Cleveland, Ohio m,s-9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24
American Laundry 500 West Front st.

For flrst.class dyelng and securing 60
to the Delaware Dye Works. 80 King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

All tired feelings are quickly relieved by
Or. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills. The
Standard Liver Pills of the world. sos
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

son Auben Sc rIgar, 81, a 80 k!r 100
DWr9tClu, 3 East second street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

T1OHSALE CHEAP Ono brasa tube dumb
% waiter. Apply to A. II. Ainsoow q;
Market street. ma-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

NEARLY years supply Of foreign goods
will have been rushed into the country
before the final enactment of the Dinglcv
law, 1T is This fact, combined with thu
uncertainty us to what that law is to be-
which makes it impossible for GUT
o%u manufacturers to ru,U!ue business.
Some unrcaroua5!a people arc complain
Ing because bushes, activity has not be-
gun, but if they VIII take these facts into
consideration, they VIII ~. thai il Is nb-
surd to expect manufacturers to resume
business until they know what the new
law is to be- and until the accumulation
Of foreign goods now being brpHght III Is
absorbed by the country,
EX-pEEslDE%T Cleveland must have
= been So busy defending himself against
bhe attacks during the late campaign that
he failed to get time to read the platform
of the Republican party. He evidently
does not understand that its strongest
pledges were restoration of protection
the maintenance Of the present safe stand
ard of our currency and the promotion Of
International bimctali-m. The burden Of
his New York speech the other night was
an attack upon the party for carrying out
these pledges which were endorsed by "A
much larger majority Of the voters Of the
nation than he ever received IN any of IA.
three candidates. for the presidency.
EDITOR HILL, Of the Morning Nny,, i,
never aUytliUr if he il not rprl tn,,n, t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

TAR, DGHARDrS M
- PENNYROvAL PILLS
Are the only genuine rsnnyroyai Putt
sod w druggists. 0aios. as n. Niass
street. Phiia. By mail or At office III
tons ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

M one item Of the inportatious has
been 50 excessive as that Of wool. The
Total importatlons Of wool during the
month of April amounted in r0und num-
bers to lUj million pounds, THIS Is more
than three times AS grert as in any April
IN many years and exceeds by lar that of
any month ia tbs hstofy-Ot Our imputta.
lions. The following tnble shows the I'm.
portatioA5 Of raw wool IN April Of each
year sine and including 1891, the last
year Of the Mckinley law
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

TNOR SALE OR EXCAANGE-Store dwel.l
IL ling attached. o rooms In GlaY ow. g0o4
opening, other in tn 9 village. Immediate,
possession. owner has other business En-
ger & Co., 1903 King street. ml9-i2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

r OST-At 9th and Pine streets this morn
IL ing, D tan poeketbook. Reward u re-
turned to John Q. Strong, 18th and walnut
streets n2i-st@
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

7 OST-W ilmington Saving Fund dep9siS
IL book No. 1851. IN name OF Elizabetn BtssV
New book applied for. mi2-t a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-24

nIvERsIDE HOUSE. Pennsgrove. New
n Jersey. directly on the river IL rooms,
handsomely Furnished throughout with
basement. beautifully located. large lawns.
plenty of shade. IT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-18
9anowirtbid)aftlibes.
Butter. 8udat nub gserfauf.

Die eIfOlsreife 3udt Der Butter
bdnst niGt tpeuig ab BON ber YHege
pdbrenb bes Winters uub Grabiabrs.
@s TT nift aenug bamit, bab man cine
9robe Seerbe be,an3iebt. foubern man
muB aud oerltebeu bic 36iere in ben
reGten 3uitanb auf ben Marft ,u brin.
gen. Wiande osritsbsn fiG gans gut
anf bic Iuf3udt. aber nit Der 8prbe.
reitung fir ben Martt bnperts. Woll
ten bieieIben before Meiboben in 8e:
aug anf Mditeu, 3uri6ten, Sortiren
uno 8erpaden befOlsen, 10 uiirbea fie
biel before preiTe eraelen. g3ameni.
ltd fino bdufi9 Nnfdnger in Der Butter.
3uht, Denn es fid barum baEhelt bic
irngen Sbitre fir ben Warft porsube.
reiten, uusepiB tiber ben ein3ui6lagens
ben Meq.
@s 1T besannt, boB bic BON a6obe
Sslanb fommenben guter in ben W0rt.
ten BON Bottom, Rsm gort, 9roUi.
berce, Neuport allen anberen tpeit Dor.
gesogen tperbeH. Oft werben fe nm
10 bis 12e b6ber be3ablt als bic aus
auberen Staten. Connecticut ausae.
nOmmen. Sc in iiGer far bic 3i6ter
BON groBem Snte.eKe au erfabren, mo.
ron es liest. aQeen1ein pirb sugeae.
9eben, baBn bic before QuaIitdt benz
&bobe SsIanb 8utsr ben 8orrang ge.
ldafft bot. 8iefe before QuaIitdt
tOmmt Oiel bon Der breiten, gebrunge.
men @eitaIt Der bOriigen 3u6ttbiere,
3u einsm gut:n 8beil iebo6 aun ben
Der 9lrt unb 8eiie, pie bic iungeu
3biere ge8hftet uno gemdfet merben.
Smmerbin III au3unebmen, bnB idIieb,
lid ba8 9erri6ten gum 8erIanb uibt
tnenig ibren Wertb erb6hen bilIt. IS
1T ieIbtueyfdnbli@, baB Elm nod 10
gut augsridtetesy mogeres. laugbei.
nigeS Sbier, beKsn ano9en iiberaa
berOorteben, nihtim 2lusieheu nit
benz DGr5aglid gefaIieten fetten 8hiere
cOncurriren faHn. 2tber aud Elm out
augeridtetesunb gut gelialteie5 3bler
wirb uidtben ridtiesn greis briuaen,
nenn esmit anbersn, bic ein IfIe6tes
IIsieben taben, auiammen perpadt
1T. Sinh iuuse suildeH aIte 8biere
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Hath fir WiEttsr

gor iiber so Sabren i0On purb:
Wtr8. Wihslotp's SDDtbing Sprup
Don Millionen BON Mhttern bein 3abs
men ber &inber angemenbet. Mirf bu
i'm S9lafe bur9 bas 9areien eines
&inbes gefbrt, bas i'm 3abnen ift unb
por S6mer3en ipeimts Wenn 10, laiie
iOfort eine Jlaf6e BON nMtrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Syrup bolen. Sein
Wertb tit uube3ablbar. gs nirb Dem
tleinen 2eibenben iDfort 2inberung bers
i6afen. gerIaBt eu@ barauf Wsatter,
e5 III fein 3meifel bariiber. Gs beilt
Spientern nnb Diarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen unb bic fieren, beieitigt Binbs
&olit, erwei6t ben @aumen, berbius
bert @ntatnbuug unb ftdrft bas gauge
Spfem. rMrs. @in5lotus Sootbing
Sprup" fur sabuenbe &inber 1T anges
nebm in Gef6nad unb bas &eeept
fammt BON einem Der beften peiblihen
Qerate In ben Ser. 5taatem. @s 1T bel
allen Sruggifen in Der san3en Welt 5u
baben. preis rs @eats per Jlaf9e.
&auft nidtS anberes, als Wrs. Win8s
Ions GootbingsSnrnp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-18

Den rHbequcueu 25GIGtr ~ btlei!j9cu
uno rem unreMtu!QbjQea l1r3:d >u eatz
tbronet.
Mdt itarrem Gri.ouHea Glldtc Mul>
riel ouf l9poo.
uDas lit Elm GROCER 9wtDunl, ba8
metb i(b gan, genuu, tiwi6er,e lie init
Der Gner9ie ruerIdiitterIider llebe1z
Selgung.
r@lauben sic idlieblid mas sic
wolIen rief @oob 5orai9, yoie GA0tz
laden perbeu Sic eiues cages beleD>
ren. 9lber penn Sic 8leaf 81 iueinGr
0ilie antlfen, ilberantmorten sic mid
bireft in Die Sdnoe mener 6einoe.
Die 6ol9en Boben Sic su perontmorten,
Der @rfte, Ser mid periOnlib on9reift,
1T be8 3obe3 !"
n0ann iusiB i0 nur mod einen 9tu8.
meg." erpioerte Wturiel leideublaB,
ben @e9 ser @aHrbeit uuO Sffenbeit.
9ieiIen Sie ,nor9en nad Segeoorf
treten Sie oeln jun9eu garon gesen>
iiber uno iagen sic linn freimiiibis
9llles. 9fuTen sic ieinen S6us an
qegen oen liulpiirDigen Gd)ipager. Gr
lopobl ME Sic ungliidlibe STA biirfen
nlGt ldnger in llnmiHenbeit iiber ben
lpabren @baratter Marpillion8 gebalten
iueroen. sic ner0en in 8eioen 8une
bes9enoiIen finoen SD meiB, Dap
STA ielbt unter ber IDrannei bes Sat
tent baB iie i'm nidt liebt. Wlarpil>
lion lit augenbtidli6 ni6t in Sess,
borf lpie id beute bur6 einen 9rief
erfubr. Mieiner slniibt mad 1T Der
ebrliGe, offene 9ampf ser bette. llnb
i'd femme Serrn bOn @erft 3u genau
sic iuerSen ni9t umIonlt an lein Sc
redti9feits9efiibl appelliren. Gr iuirb
g(lles baran ieeen, Warpillion at ents
larpen unO feline tngliidli9e S9mener
aus bieier idme5oollen Che AT be-
freien. Gr miro aud 9tlleB baran Ieter,
Der @abrbeit in 9etreff 9tenfs auf
Die Spur gu fonmen. llnb iollie Glgin
Silent mirfli6 Ser redtmdBtge 0la6fol>
ger oes alten 8aron iein, 10 pirb er
ibm iein @rbe nid)t norentbalten. Die
Sa6e lit iibri9en5 bereit8 in Se9eoorf
Sur Spradye getommen unb reiultatloS
oerlaufen. Sd meiB 9enau, oaB Sic
ii6 in 8etreff 9lentS irren, obgtei6
er mir ielbIt nie Mittbeilung bariiber
9enlaft bot. aber Serr BON g8erft
madte mir 2tnbeutungen.
gSOoo blieb cine 98eile na6bentlif,
oann iagte er nit i9nellem Gntidlub:
v@ut, id) mill nod Segeoorf geben,
ooer men!gltens na6 Der nd1lten Staot,
unO Serrn non 8erft i'm cine 3uIamz
menfunIt eriuden. Cod unter ser 8es
bin9un9, oaB sic mid begleiten. SD
brau1e sic ais 3eu9en fit lneine 9(uss
ia9en in Setreff Der Gortommnille in
@uglano.
liurieI blifte betrofTen auf, iie
illadlte @iumanoe uno mollte lpioeys
ipreden. 9lber 98uoo blieb enersild) bei
ieiner SOroerung, oDne lie fuollte er
niGt qeben.
llno oann fam es pie eiu per,meiTet.
ter @ntidluB iiber llturiel. @jut, Tie
wollte glleS hagen, 9tlle8 oaran leeen,
Tim sSooo gu belfen. sic bate ia 10
biel gut gu MAIDEN. llno Slnre iollte
ibr 8i6ter iein. sic fiiblte, baB lie
iib nidt allein aus bieiem 9onflift
berausbelfen fonnte, lie braudte einen
treuen, wahren Sreuno.
ssortiesuno foI9t.
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90. YooeapilS, gaib 0rocer

Wclles 4ager bon Staple unS sauen
groceries, 9 6nitt.@ aaren,
y Clothing, 6tten, SpiIette.
artiteln @las,. porseIla II.
unb 9orb 8 Waaren. Su olIen
Separtements aar frii6e Sa6en.
gtieorige preife. 6reie unb prompte
Mblitferung. 1873 Shb. .Nlamo. .StraBe.
@de @amargo. Selepbon 433.
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Sn 8tutidIanb 1T nit Der Rsu.
Irmiruug Der Snfanterie begonneu
norben. Ga8 neue Gepe9r ioG i'm
StanOe iein so 59IKe in Der Winute
abgeben su t6nnen unb bas &aIiber 1T
nur 6 Niaimster groB. Gina 10. 900
Wtann iiu0 bis iebt nit Der neuen Daffe
auSgeriiitet. Obglei9 bic @ewebrfas
briteH Sag un6 gta6t arbeiten, 70 nirb
e8 bOrausFatIi6 bod 6 MoHate
oaueru, ebe bic gan3e Grmee nit benz
neuen @epebr Deriebea ilt. 2luBerse.
pObHli9e Bori9tsmaBregeIn uno
ftreuge 8efebIe babin9ebenb linb er.
tbsiIt, um Su berbtiteu, baB bic ueue
BaHe in bic 9dube zines irerlben ae.
rdtb. Selbit Oederrei9er iollen oapeu
ni4t au8gei6IOfen ietn.
sfaufl Cure Weibuadts Sc.
faente bel @riber 8ros.
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GOnlerDatOrilm Oer Wnlif

S02 Noenue 6.
Seiter Geiang=, Siolin= unb &labier=
ltHterridt.
8aten BON $50 pro Mpuat. 8ihtet
iicb nab ben 9eiItungen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15

Brunswick. Ca, Aug 4-Mr. and Mrs.
4. V. Wood. entertained with a lawn par
~ Tuesday evening in honor OF their
nieees Misses Houston OF Wilmington. and
Connolly OF Brunswick The occasion was
one OF the most enjoyable ever participant
ed in by society here. Tho spacious lawn
IN front OF Mr. Woods boulevard home
was strung with vari-colored electric
lights arranged with charming effect aud
showing In pretty hues through the many
fountains. The guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames W. n. DcNoc W. NJ. Upper.
James Connoly, r.. r. Hitch. +. W. DeX-
ter. u. W Wlnn. T.. +. Concy. Mrs. II. G.
Colosberry Misses H. Colesbcrry Flor
cnce Thiot Mary Dexter, Florence Coles
berry. Mamie Wan. Julia Wilder. Lula
Colesberry Gertrude Allen, Lucille Butts.
Hota Mccullough. Wilma Wood. Marie
DoNoe. Ethel Connolly, May Houston.
Nicssrs. John Connolly Ralph Topper. Bl-
yard Butts Chas. Fleming. Howard wan.
td. Allen, Frank Hitch. John II. Wood,
Tom Wood. VIII Colcsberry.
The Rinemcns prize dril Wednesday
evening was a feature OF thc weeks social
happenings Sergeant John Virgins was
the hcft drilled soldier with Corporal John
ToWupy. second After tho drill dancing
waa lndulgod in Tor several hours. The Ri
nemsus drills are becoming recognized 500
cill factors 10 this city.
The members OF Saint Francis Xavier
church and friends of Fathers Luckie ana
Pci'r che priests boo charge. met Friday
evening and rendered them "a surprise
party
Master John CLARK ana Miss s0ra clark.
0f Albany and Mifa Mar MHiiafl of Ra-
Nannah, atc victims their uncle. mr. james
Kciium.
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Telephone $40.

frog never moved, but began to grow black
1t also shrunk and wasted away without
the least odor of putrefaction being given
Mr.. Webster's conclusion was that the
poison injected was pentinous, TO make the
frog easily digestble, and embalming.
He tested the poison, thrown in little
globules on the wire cake by the snake. and
found that after three hours on an iron
plate it showed no signs of drying up. The
old RATHER took a much different course
with an English sparrow, and after nosing
it over carefully swallowed it alive with
out any compunction of conscience. He
was first alarmed at the chirps Of the bird
and leaped wildly about the cage as If des-
perate to escape.
The black racer has proved extremely
troublesome because of it's great strength
Once it coi.ed its body around the wrist
of Mr.. Webster and almost crushed It be-
fore its hold could be broken. II is 50
muscular that it could easily strange
child and its customary position in its
cage is to hold all of its body but ieT
inches in great folds in the air.
Yesterday it forced the tightly mailed
wire of its cage apart and began 10
crawl through into a compartment occu-
pied by a vicious copperhead. The latter
was coled for action, and Mr.. Webster
feared for a moment that the racer would
be Killed by the copperheads blow. Inc
latter will not strike unless touched,
however, and the racer was forced back
with difficulty by an iron rod. Its cage
is nailed down so tightly now that escape
is impossible
MANY valuable lessons can be taueh.
the people by the experiments" said MI
Webster yesterday. Living snakes are
repulsive and so fiji the mind with fear
and horror that the true habits cannot be
learned or appreciated. The exact posi-
ton can be shown by lifelike casts ana
much benefit can be thus derived. De.
scriptions of the habits and dangers OF
each specimen can accompany the casts
This win give people a knowledge Of
every snake they will encounter near
Pittsburg that will be valuable to them
II have learned from observation that
copperhead win not strike until he s
tramped upon. He sounds no warnhb
and is cowardy. The RATHER scents diA-
ger and begins rafting. lie never leaps
and only strikes for a third OF his length
lie Is much more badly painted than ne
really is. The racer is more to be feare''
as he Will chase a person and coil apo"
your leg or arm. He IS not poisonous
The garter snake is harmless. Few p''-
pie know anything az all about our f'p'
tiles and the more we can teach them 'He
less horror there will be OF them
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Jackson,
MGtzger
& Go.

This week is the time to buy Mems
Furnishings cheap. PRICES never so
LOW. Loss not counted.
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Startling Values
TABLE NO. I.
PRICE SIC.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LAWNS.
short lengths, from to y yards, worth
Sc, 1Oc, 121ac, at 6Ac
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Mrs P. Walsh returned from New York
on Monday by the Kansas CITY.
Miss Meta Kemps viii leave tomorrow
for weeks stay at ST Smons.
The Misses. Fretweu are visiting friends
in Statesboro.
Miss Carrie Dixon is visiting in Har-
mony Grove.
Miss Alice Miscally left for Atlanta
Thursday. 9Th inst, where she has gone
to visit friends. She will return the latter
part OF August
Mrs. A. f. Schweickert leaves for Vir-
ginia tomorrow, TO be absent month.
Mice r3zzio r cn,i+b ana Mis- salia
n Ly5;rn Iast for P,ittr,oro 71,1eslav 81
inst. They will visit all the principal
cities of the north and the famous Mag
ara Falls returning home about oct. 3.
Mrs. Thomas w. I.oyless. wife of Edi-
tor Loyless of the Macon News and son,
are visiting Mr., and Mrs e. f. Cheat
ham, in Guyton.
Mrs. Robinson Miss Edith Robinson
and Arthur Robinson are visiting friends
in Alexander, ". c.
Mrs Abrabams Miss Pearla Abrahams
and Edmund Abraham left on Wednesday
for Saluda.
L.
visiting relatives in Hendersonville:
Miss Ada Robertson is visiting in
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Thomas and Miss
Jennie Thomas left on Friday for Hall
TAX.
Miss Beatrice Launey is visiting her sis
ter at Tybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fairie and Miss
Agnes
IN NorIh Carollha'
Miss Maggie Bradley of Columbus is
Vlslung the family OF Mr. James . heeie'
'' - So -
AiIOI9 Ine % am a. mans a. AaneFlile
ana ,mIia NIendeT
Mr ana Mrs, = :. roWeTs comp 1inented
tnelr guest MISS IerSGneli Oh syracuse, n
- VIII, a '''u pa y "e''I''91'y e'eiii'i7'
e,, nIs. 1d.Iles 0ulii'an anu fanny are dt
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uiiieN = oi'i ." ''ii'iee'
Miss Harmon left Yesterday for Way
cross where she WIZ Visit reia'iVes'
Miss Viva Sullivan is entertaining Miss
Annie hehoe ana MISS May hogan at ~
zee
MISS JANE clarke Is visiting IN Guyton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Y. Dancy and Miss Flora
Dancy are visiting friends at Pablo Beach.
On Wednesday the party consisting of
the Misses kyats, Miss Mary Raines and
Messis. fyaIs' ouiilVah' ADAMS ana Rog-
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MISS Lula Seeman VIII return from Jack
ne ,o-ud NnSle slle mas peen Nlslt
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Mr.. A. h. Moyhelo sailed on the Gate
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Jackson,
MGtzger
& Co.
TESTING POISONOUS SNAKES.
Experiments with Poisonous REP.
tiles I'm the Interest of science.


From The plttsburg Dispatch.
An exhaustive Investigation OF the hab-
its and dangers OF snakes OF Allegheny
county has just boen begun by Chief Pre-
paratour Frederic s. Webster % the Car
ncgie museum. The purpose Of this scien-
tlnc research IL 90 teach che people o. tho
county All about the reptiles. what 90 avoid
and what not, ana the experiments VIII be-
continued On the museum laboratory dur
ing me remainder % che year u ls "a.
pectcd tno rather unique experiments
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15

DO you mean to tell me that you nave
found a large number of men who ATE
willing to put all they possess into a COM
mon stock, and share alike?" "Certain'''
replied the socialist. why not? There
isn't one Of them who has a cent 10 DIS
name. Washington Star.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15

statistics show that 12i persons own
one-third Of Manhattan Island" "WaY
where does AIR. Plat come in?"-Cle'e'
land Plain Dealer.