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Evening star., 1897-03-03

Inc conference report on the District of
Columbia appropriation bill came I'D In tie
House this afternoon. The amendments
upon which the conferees have agreed were
adopted oy the House, and consldera-
tioh was tnen given to those items upon
whlch no agreement had been reached
Mr. Fltney OF New Jersey moved a sub
substitute Increases the salary Of the Iibra :
rian $4oO and takes that amount from tne
contingent fund for the library. and also
provides for the transfer Of books that are
to the city library as loan.
Mr: F1they proceeded to explain his sub
stitute. ana dwelt at length upon the ad-
visamG.y M1 m!o,,, o. =, transferring the books.
stood that the Senate conferees said the
Senate would accept Mr.. Pitney's amend
menf.
Mrs Powers of Vermont offered .n
the snaifftenance of the library shall he
paidswholly from the revenues Of the Dis
trict9 He held that the free public library
did not come under the intent and purpose
OF the act which divides the expenses OF
the District between the government ana
the District. ''|-
Sent Back to Conference.
Mr., Qdigs of New York advocated the
Powers amendment and also the striking
out of the entire library item.
MN Grout Of Vermont said he thought
the nbrafy question was well understood
by the House and he would not debate
the matter further. He, therefore, asked
for q vote.
The amendment offered by Mr.. Powers
was defeated by A yeas to SO nays
Mr.. Pttney's amendment was tlish voted
upon and defeated by vote Of SO yeas
to 81 nays.
The bill was then sent back into con-
ference. the House further insisting upon
Its disagreement to the items still In dis
pute.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-20
G.. S. CADE.
A Useful Citizens Sudden Death.

While on bis way from Mccormick on Sat-
urday evening. January lG, 1897, Mr.. .Guilford
Stark Cade, OF Bordeaux township, met with
q sudden death. He had driven from McCor
mick with Mr.. Allen Moragne TO the house OF
the latter, and leaving him there, set out for
his own home. taking short cut which was
quite rough. 1t is not known how 1t happen
ed, but, whether from stroke OF apoplexy or
from some other cause, he fell Lom his road
cart and at some time between Sand O'Clock
p. m. was found by some negroes quite dead.
and fastened in some way in bis cart, so that
his head aud bands and arms and upper part
OF his body we're dragging along upon the
ground. On examination 1t was found that
he had been dragged by the horse for some
distance. A severe bruise behind his left ear
was the only wound he had received. His
son being informed OF the sad event, hasten
ed to the spot, and Immediately had his body
carried to his home near the mill which bears
his name. The absent members Of the iaIni-
ly and friends were summoned as soon as
possible. AS soon as the distressing news
spread neighbors and friends began to assem-
bic. Three physicians, Doctors Hester. OF
Mount Carmel, Link, or Willington and Rob-
inson. OF Mccormick, were sum mmoned and
made an examination and reported their con
clusions TO jury OF inquest which was held
under the supervision OF Trial Justice San
ders, OF Mccormick. The jury decided that
the deceased met his death "by accident or
misfortune"
The funeral services were held at ST Steph.
ems church, Wellington, at 8 p. m. Monday,
January 18th, 1897, Rev. o. T. Porcher, officiat-
ing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-20


PRoF. ]. G. CLINKsCALES of Clemson Col
lege was In town one day last week. IL al,
ways does man good to meet as good irleno
as Pro ofessor Clink scales, and besides he gave
such a glowing account of the high stand
which the Abbeville boys take in the school.
Mr.. David Henry was Captain In one OF the
Companies OF Cadets.
Mr.. JOHN A. WEIR. now Of Greenvllle. but
formerly of Abbeville, mrde pleasant Cali
q las night at the Press and Banner emce, w
were glad to welcome so good a man back TO
the town Of his nativity. he Is now pros
porous merchant in GreenVille.
ABOUT seventy-five people are here from
Greenville either as witnesses or as spectators
interested in the trial Of the case OF The STATE
against Rowey. charged with murder. II Is
expected that the case may 60 to trial ibis
morning. though others expect continuance
OF the case.
Harrison's l6 10 l pills. the most reliable
family medicine TO be found in any market.
No family can afford TO be without them.
Prepared and sold only by Harrison Game.
JOHN HENRY LoMAx, colored. was the VIC
tim OF a fire, near Hodges, In which his barn
and supply OF corn went up In smoke. BY
dint OF his timely exertions be managed 10
save the life OF his mule.
Mr. w. ]. GAINES, a faithful and wide
awake representative of that good old paper.
the Augusta Chronicle, Is In town, looking
after the interest Of his newspaper.
Miss ISABEL HADDoN. who has been spend
ing some months with friends in New YORK,
returned to her home yesterday afternoon.
DUE WEST has received its supply of Nor.
man literature. Some received II with good
Christian grace. Others could not.
DIR. M. F. GAME is now in business in the
city OF Augusta. Many friends in Abbeville
are always glad TO hear Of him.
Mr.. G. A. MORROW. of Antreville, is In town.
He is friend 70 printers, and knows When u
bring news.
Grip capsules are harmless, they do not con-
tain morphine or opium. Sold only by Har-
rison & Game.
BIRTHs.-To Mrs. r. A. Keaton, OF Able
willie, January IS, 1897, son.
CAPT. w. E. CoTHRAN, Of Bradley, is at
tending court.
The Ladies' will serve oysters for Cemetery
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-20

MIR. James Searight, aged SO years, now lies
al his home near DonualdSvilie sick of grip,
and Is threatened with pneumonia. He is an
honest man, faithful and sincere friend. In
his day he has been u useful Citizen having
the respect OF everybody.
Grip capsules prepared by Harrison Game
Syrup wild cherry compound will stop that
cough. Call at Harrison Il Game.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-20
PROF. ]. P. KENNEDY.
He is Seriously Ill at the Age OF Sew
enty.Three Years.

Prof. ]. P. Kennedy Is very sick at his home
In Due West. He is one OF the best m en- that
Aboeviile county ever produced. He was
graduated from Due West In the early "fif-
ties" and has been good man and consist
entant Christian all his life. Modest and un-
assuming, he has In his quiet and dignified
way made his impress upon those with whom
he associated. For several years he Was Pres.
ident OF the Due West Female College. which
position he gave up because of his feeble
health. Pure In heart. he has lived the high.
est life, and In his children may he found the
best evidence OF the nobility OF their father.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-20
w. Joel Smith e. Son.

Our aim at all times is to give our customers
the very best goods at rock bottom prices,
and we respectfully ask our friends to give US
q call when In need Of anything in our line.
A fresh lot OF buck whe flour just in. Our
large warehouse is full OF corn, oats. bran,
flo~ ay and In fact everything needed for
ms beast.
A large lot Of hardware and farming imple-
ments just in.
We have knitting thread In all colors
Clothing, over coats, shoes, hats, &C., going
at greatly reduced prices.
An examination Of our goods and prices Is
all we ask. w. Joel Smith & Son.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-20
Industrial Agent.

Mr.. John T. Patrick Is hereby appointed
Chief industrial Agent of the railroads COM
prising the Seaboard Air Line.
Mr.. Patrick will, in such capacity, have
charge of, and in every way possible encour-
age and aid in the seti iement OF lands on the
railroads comprising this system, the secur'
ing OF new industries, etc., etc.
Representatives Of this company. where
ever located, and ali wishing information IN
regard to lands. or desirable locations for set,
Element should address the Chief lndustrln'
Agent at Portsmouth,, Va. or at Plneoiuue,
\ c., at either OF which points he will nave
offices.
Mr.. Patrick will report TO the Vice-Presi'
dent and General Manager.
1907 L. st. John,
Vice.President and Gen'l Manager.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-20
Death Of u Good Woman.

Mrs. Sarah Rykard, mother of Mr.. ]. w
Rykard, CT this place. died near Greenwood
OF cold and grip Tuesday morning, January.
19. 1897, aged IS years. A good woman has
Maker faithfully throughout long life.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-20
Ten Pages.
Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1897.
Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining n Abbeyille, 5. C., Post
Office for week ending Jan. l9, 81:
B-Andrew Bowie.
C-Mss Matte Corthan.
F-Miss Ella Franklin, Lawrence french.
M-MaXwell IL Putnam.
P-Jim Pickett. Jon IL +. Pate.
RI. r. Reid.
S-Miss Almeder Simkeny. ava,
W-Mrs. Mol!ie Wren, Miss Marie WIZ
Jams. Master Rob't Wright, Mrs. NJ. G. Will
Jams, Mrs. Jenia Wren. Mrs. Molie l.. Walk.
er, Miss Minnie Walker, care Tonnes Walker'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-20
For Mayor.

1t is said that Captain w. 7. Branch Will be
An the race for Mayor OF the city at the en-,
lsuring election, which takes place In April
next.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-01-20

Every pair Of Bay State Shoes in the
house from $500 to $500 will be sold
at this sacrifice. You know what these
goods are. The stock is complete in
sizes, styles, &c. The Cork Sole French
Calf Congress at $500, cost $685..
The extra heavy and wide Scotch bot
tom in Congress or Lace at $3.50, cost
In in all the shape toes, cost $3O5. The
toe, cost $3.50.
The sun., 1897-12-25
aIlltlc1l.

some one entered the chicken house ui
Robert J. Schneider on the Peck farm,
few nights ago. near town, and n
llrvcd him OF about fifty choice fowls.
Recently he also lost cali
t'e"rgr Gibbs. the negro arrested YES,
terday at Scaford fpr the murder ufi
George y. Farra. of near Wilmington.
and who i SUPPOSED to be- Thorn. j. Il
tamdcntr, liz parents living near this
town.
The ". +. Sunday >rhnpl will give
their Christmas entertainment ON next
Monday night.
I'll" Episcopal Sunday School will
hold their entertainment and trruG on
Monday night. December 9Th.
William y. Nrkard~ was in rhila-
dvIpiIia t!i~ week.
Miss Annie nranor entertained Miss
Ida t"'rrr. "i Dover, yesterday.
!"nuri Spence. Il tApl~r OF this town.
recently st hi, mu>krut trap in st. Jones
El"er ami when i.r went to look fpr
them found them gone. He also has a
fishing net st for the catching Of the
'ilnny tribe and when it was pulled
"nt "1 the water 4 nID>kr;st trap and "A
dead racc"on were found caught in it.
1t Is the >upp">ilinn that the coon took
the trapthcrc.
The sun., 1897-12-25
THROl GNOtr DELAWARE.
New ark

The first the EXAMINATIONS: II rr,A-
ware CullrGv, trr the lil>t In,I,,. were
fnjSlrl ThW>daN utlyrNoo, and NV five
o'clock the u'l College ,onkrl dcsG!t 1t.
Boys Ncn ,rHNnG an attrrN'on and
Immediately after an r~amnn,iou WAS
over ho\> rouId hr >rnU packing TIP and
going. The boys from down tie rrutn-
sulN could Not gvlHNaN until ~ o'r.o k.
50 tho~r t+u VIZ" through with work
went ur'uNlI INV t;tt'l,'nt halls Wishing
their sch"| mates \ merry ana happy
holiday N"rNtrnu,
In The VI. I Church NEXT Sunday
morning the N,N r |, MarSorN Wj,t
prHrh n Christmas sermon on "J,~t>
the Prime ,ont ra,r.' In the evcninG hy
viii Nn'arh the ~,'roud at series III
sc~"''n+n nN "Nnnr Tie; Past, rm>rut
and FMnw."
The Methods; Sunday >rh,N las
arranged a very Interesting program for
their Christmas MNlvrrSlrN The
scholars WjH take part IL entertaining
An admission oi 10 cents will hr charged
aN lS'r>aNs NOT m"NyGCYs uilhe >uutNN
School, After 1 e pru2ram EN> been
rndrrrd tlr iN'a,t ciA>S will hG given 4
tna.
Ms, Emma vh,atr. the p'ru',r
teacher II thr secondary iryarmtr, /
the public >,hno, WAS rs usual Thought
full Of hcr rUri> and had Nis Christ
rhas ,r,t l.r lnrm m Thursday alter
Thu'>,i"y u.~",n~ AND Miss thNa'r tr.t
the sch 'u hat >hn wanted - -%' then,
all back NJ >chNn' 1G,l!N II the AAtrn no:,
a, , o'c,.yk lu~, ~ ~t.U rs th,s sch" ,ur
bal gA,rs" .G y'tlN nnm Mis- th.a,,.
assisted w WA. ,'-rnr,S Nnt tr = trr,
urtgGt,I t. u.u.gr~r"trj shA black
hn"rl> With drawings, 'r9'>'> ntiur tl.i
Kris III manly WAYS besides ''aN rt ''l
room l.H@Y'pt2'y trimmed " m ',ru.
Euw.. ,r'lv ava hrvrrs TIE wl#,
p0s>1i.tud . very VNHtr >rr,}n Na@>
friends q! the ta ht.~ anl 81, h,'a'.
were pr.~.'2 y, aNa =. NA}nWiNr nr'srAr
Nls rni,n. &;I -rnU y rniyNeA ~ ~
>;u.,r,s '> tr. ~t't.t', 'laak r -t1
ups".u- u..r>,. Uar,,> l@N>~: ">..s.
tia.~ U.v}>. I IA tlA~u..: II r-
Years t-a' 't"~.e >NuH: "Ar a.a.
t1% T->" Day" ." lM-'.ty; tl"rN l.,
n,. nr>-: "H'< N;n-.~v" Nu--'
naH>. : NV Fr1r~," >"na t,I,r> ii
'NA, N..-." \~hn N~r. : arnl,
C1r.~u=, wv Mary Hl~e~ ,liat.- q,
"C.s.-.m..> ny rt:i, hr,:. "~.~ls
Cas- p" .G;" N,n. Ivvt. "W~...ve
to>... s..> " Na.~h ny': "|tan,.
ta,l1.-- .,.'.N. lI..aN N".- ".--'
Sn. . " I~,, h.,. .y
ch.r~s. '..-' ..e.,. Nh~> Chris, a, ,.
El". ..',.. .'\ i.u. >'r.. 20.
MAJ 5J~.N. .rnrl>tw2> l'v .,,'
MAN. .~-.~,. .DH >2uH ,.">.
E..,s ,.r.4'..' 'N.H- the bills. Naa
ChlE~ .,hr.>.m.u> ln-. Na-Gu
lyu~~. ~te. IH.~, Nr>>.Htr: "iu,v
>to.>.u-~" W". vN... 4 Ls.,vt
>au;a. >,a--.. N,>>.h. ">aWa ,.a">
lcunu >.a.,, tnar,>, b} ,.N -,r.~
Santa : CH..,- ,.,u Humidity"
'>aula'> N..a> l.1i> WA.;cuN. 'OI
Sl0'a ,aa>, rrrn>s> lNau. y1n~l>
"no tay FIR miss hriHk.v, l.! Ii
The sun., 1897-12-25
|'enusviyania Dental CulIlge ivr the no

Pennsylvania Irntal C.lltge ior the holi-
days. H. u.H .yI' .,pnr .-,..#
Miss Maui 'fnulley is visiting re'ai-
tiNrS in thr~wnld, Mi. ."a'i '0nn."
- c. C. hutrliifp. ESQ. of Salisbury. is
>pruimg / he HOLIDAYS with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Jno. W Ratrliffr. = Y
thi~rune Gifts ,lm arr useful at
IlrIan&st ".. '..3 .'..fI #"H ...
GIBSON HOY 81.
Nu~nWt~t l.-urh Street.
On Christmas day tNrkr, lunch Will
W. SERVED FROM II til T. O'clock.
Senator ktnnvyl~ j. hpmr irnm WASH
jMg,ou i'r tie holidays.
T \. Tr,ni> and Miss BERTHA Wright.
vt> layton. were IN town this week,
Miss Mia Walker has ryturucI from
iWt>hur-, Ia
Miss bora WiM> l. entertaining Miss
Maggie Evll. oi Louisville. kl ID.
.lNhn Nar-, s.. ha> mtmnei from ,;il
rXtrutcN ,~N t. Germany
Miss Maggie Wa'lran has uturucd
l'om = Nl~i, u Ea>ton, Md
John {. Hopkins and Harry Il. 1ohu-
>nn air at rarninGon,
Josiah and Ten Wo,r,t have returned
irpn r'.srSv irthc holidays go
Miss Eanr'v Wright. Il WarwiJ*.
Mt., - Ni>.tl.- Avrr.
Mrs Herman iav,> oi Nrp York. i
visiting l,r,. -.
MIR. Malrht Wro4kttp-4; II ofsmyrua.
u N>aln- AtR. 4, S.. ..G
Mss Fannie Ian.-'-. # ,ry,ka T,N..
N:'p t;.S s,i. 1.>riuG lNrr, u miUru,d
.. Inn e.
TNA vrar,.a.,. II Mis- i,liet Msnarl
an" Nj le~~' r"a,"r VII take. y.ac,
l.csp !4a.L0~v i2e.r .......
NJ. 80 re Y Rnnt.r, tlri-- t!.unA.
'an lp: ster -Htp ,u>rie,!- VI. NJ Ma.
-.Nar. .... Nl-- C,ra Y. krN hath rt
lhlt,nrr, Nr. Mcgowan ]. y,rn-
tI4ut T>utt .srr. arI lEe .me.y .rarr.ci
coup" IN >c1>g.ea "t.}l.n lip.c, HGo..
ID thsi>tnlA> -,'r, l.,,ys Vii. Ire url. ut I'll,
= ituIy tres tats H.It CauWn Il tHr.-t.
HIS lay.
Tn s"h+Ng "a, 'ur u. T. l"rul 81
-, taN Harui' :, : n int.on> W. 4 ~,
, tor r. Christ, N,m5rg, w.. ce ~.
...... a. g.. .,.a - rH..r.
tr}i.at -ye...> n.le etr s.~ncl &, II,
Fir, hWtj~, a"'.i, h'>sr,n. J,r.."s..
-"a.
IUv .a.a. vi Wv,,, U. /. ,.arer
viii I"." a u..sh >i~1!H- ,,r "a Nj,
VII .ag. l., >HuU l,-l,glN, tH i..l
81. >..ol ..-.rAal. ir.c4g.,g BOIL.
b, IUtl i y'G nvla .a,.,,a- - r..g
, . hl>nna. lH> rN.ut t,,Nv~L +.
.."'~ '"|n sc. H., - 81 y. L., ,"
"t.> =. 1..
Tine Christmas v@lrra,Ameat ..s I..'a
,CnrN w. l. CuUrch vii i. i,G ~
FRIDAY gycE'.nG. lh-- Ha.r -4ik.
IL h.n$i, VI. I. r2HreA tntlra.u
&cnl vii. ~ 'vll nu SATURDAY n n
U.Nt-
Clerk II the Peace lgS> hl- i>>.gz
:'r T. loving marriage Ituns>: My,.i !,
The sun., 1897-12-25

school. After the rendering ri thit pre-.
gram a large Christmas box was rprncd
and presents JiatributrI The Ni>it"rs
present toIlglH,nIatvi Miss Clt&tr IN
the SUCCESS She NaI accomplished and
the surprl>t she had given nvr puIiIS,
Mr., Mntarn>, II prosperous tannc, lily.
lug close ~ town. has lNrgn itprb vi
line turkeys and ltr ttr pari Two ar
three weeks has heen keeping c'"-,'
watch on them ut ni!M. lie >.ts up
part oI the night and :ds >uu ,l"l.n it,
Np anu Watches the other part ut the
nlght> Mr. Nr,a'ns say he has not
uvrn bothered is Yet. tat e\l>tt~ - ~
4 raid attempted t'-uj-h, nr neNt week.
l'r ! fully equipped Vuh "ru,, r'I'N&h
~ stand q. RI army.
NlmroJ Worra,, i former Resident Il
TN. lsNN : .I-lllnE rNli\y~ hrrr.
The sun., 1897-12-25
Milford.

II \ Nau-nr h"- arrived fn,,u New
York ,r'lkr charge ii the N1la a,rrlr-
c,1y near shawnee. which waS n-',ntiv
purchased tv NJ N&nsur'~ iuh,r. Nr.
NaN>ur'S father and mr'htr vi! arrive
.A'rr They propose raising lar-' NUM-
trr~ a fowls NJ / extensively MI Kind,
ri track and >rmni irt}I-
l>~ Gcn ". N#>lun, Nr,. N.rSlaD
and Mrs r.. J Z rr%;, a,trH,t1t ,lr
M,,jdi'~ # Miss Mo'&, Tl.0.a> Nyu-
l.,i. &. j., \ hu-.H> Ntt NH-h;c. il
E'htrn, N Wednesday,.
,h"r.r. Nrhyr LII, i,g E4v.~>l,r, y.
y. ~ IDNg,.aH n.IrN hp was y.~yG, l..
",.cM,i The ,!.s IL r H. Gt'tr. VII.
u.at, III VISITS ,uay >. tNo aGr.t>- Years.
Nyr A.,,.N.,h,n>s AND yjl..a>r, =!
l,d.,t F"'N, i".. ~, t-e gUy>$ t W..
,nr> N"lnt-, ir. am NJ, W. Na..
>,a., ,1r4U1htly !. "|.y>.
Nt~ Smith, -. lqror',>, ia. anil
Nr> >yo,H, H...r.". ii l. lbs ltli1, Y
y. an Wishing .at., t.D ,t.yf. >.!s. :. II.
'..Huau
Mss Hma-. I1a:2ymar. a...,~. a.v,
.,,, N>A .g.w 7. 'a u, "... N..ra>.v
h&> lvw >gem;t,~@ ~>,>"ri w.n.a> VIZ"
FER 1~:lcr tn. n 4 Trn.vma~ t..
GN N,,N"r."< >,,A
Ns.,E @.1 N|.. N.~ha"
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\. ". .",o." ~s' = T ,.'-- VAR
al.."a,i,,.. .. N~t-. ,1aE,
s,... A..@. . ."..- va .@ Mi G... .
N,.r>>'a.
lu HAWKS j.y N.-o. ... Na Gu,Wa
,.u@., = Il. h.f,:H ..,Na.- ,5.., ii. III.
.ro,>.> Nr>, i. II. 81. L. N..>. s..
,.nN T.ar 81. M,,.A. ,.~.r.
Jnn T. ~uta AMI t,,w. N,Haa.> a,l
/" v.... .r...
Re- \ Watson <ru. WrG. >iay
,.ah a.. .st.yr. ".u.ah Nm>.n. II.
il nNrr.
Waiter / Gr5.r is !. ac .rr,a Tia
The sun., 1897-12-25
Commerce. aud Finance.

Flour was firm, and offerings were liz.
but JobtcrS manifested little interest. Al
transactions We're unimpotan'. Sprt Bra
was steady under small supplies and
fair inquiry for choice stock. The mark
lor Hay ruled steady on No. and choc
stock, offerings OF which wcr. mod, rat
but medium ami low grades were in ct
crS~ivo supply and weak. Straw was pIen
tllul, and prices favored blyrrS Under
Slow demand. Refined Sugars we're q
moderate request and firm. Proyj-iG
sold III a luhh!ng way on Il basis uf quot
tI"n>. Wheat opened strong under bulls
speculation in all domestic grain rcntn
and an improved demand from cxporen
and the call was lyc. higher than la
evening rates. Corn options Were fir
on call at last evenings quotations. al
there Was a fair demand from rxportcn
but spectators showed little, ii any,
ton>t. Local car lots were in small ,uI
ply and firm. but ruled quiet. Oats We
IN moderate supply. and prices were We
sustained. There was a iair inquiry roT
exporters, but local jobbcrs bough, ,IG
Ingly. Cotton was unchanged.
Butter and Eggs.
The following are the official whot
sale prices recorded to-day at the Phib
delphia Butter and Egg Board
Solid Packed Butter.
Separator Creamery. extra.......,22!! ,!
Creamery. tirstS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
do seconds.
limitation Creamery eXtra."........H
Go nr>iS ......................,,lo .
do seconds dS.........................
l.ad,r-pNckel. extra ru...................ld
DO ................. ala
do seconds IglbI
Print Butter.
'nalh"rN. extra ................,.......,.2t
Go ilr>t> t>..,......,.,...............
do >ccoMls.............................-Da@
E.G>.
pennsylvania and near by...........-3
Western, strictly fresh ..............-i
Huttrr, firm; E-g>. firm.
Grain Movement
Receipts at rhi.alolphia:-Wlra.5
ISL: Corn. l5h+5t; Oats. $3.50. hip
ment> from rfiNlclphia:--Whrat s.
d1i; Corn. o5,07o; Oats. >5.>5l
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Jones and Ida l.. A,hcrtun; Philip W
Jenkins and Mary }. Reed; Leonard Rust
and laura Wilson.
The NJ. f. Sunday school. at l.cir~ic,
will give their Christmas entertainment ON
Christmas night. II" lInvhin> Orchestra
Ei fhovcr. will furnish music on the oc-
tl>inn.
The annual Christmas concert 1T the
NJ. Y. church will hr held Friday nigh,
shpl9tt shaw will give the prisoners i
turkey dMucr OH Christmas Day.
lm, and Mrs. Henry Rilgnly are con-
tcnirAting. :. trj t. Florida.
Tie >tnr" room at .Iohn Hylru S.. ON
pHt in.
rrIhe Fl tAHNphI Church will -jvrthrir
l0iri>tma> entertainment next Nvduv-
day night, ..,...
The people OF st. Jones Neck. will
celebrate the fifth annvrr>arvuf t"mcgv' :
Free Library- IN Friday evening lh.ccm-
ter %l>t
= Mis-. lIetuah Wharton, oi st. Jones'
,Ntck. i,4Nertainea 4 hM trends a few
nights aE'.
Last week ln kver Albert l'0rrow. ut
l'r,Arit'a, iH>t his pocket bSoN contain
ing elln.
Miss Elizabeth e. tulvvyhou~e.
aangMertiIW William ! Antveyn of this
town, was married Thursday evening IT.
1HE w Lakw,ei1.Mhh h: otfho lnr.horr.
part ot Indiana. Iy Tie ErV. J. {. rjcrrr
raI II al the First balIrt clridh.
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n, 7, +. Ii.|-4st : II tn. h".. + a
'1MT",3T r.@:"- .n."ting SIHrting Il t.,.a.
- 4" 'a't ii f2~ers Eva,;>,
Er. !",nr Nu.drou, ii Ioy,r
prr".'.e> Acs~ -">t >aH,,a>..
a ,.".,t.aaS c@;rEa.uu.clI Viii hc
given IN t'e VI. +. tlureh hc,r IN Sun.
A,a\ evening ny '@t"f the auspices ui
the Magnolia Missionary Society.
iaN.yaI services wi. s.ory tar svp
a -. NJ L Church.
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iMnS.
Grain Movements.

Receipts at rhijaioIphia:-WAra0, ID
5>l; Corn. l1n.+5t; Oats, $3.50. >hH
ment> from rhiMlclphia:--Whcat. E
bni; Corn. "i,o72; Oats. >l.>}l.
The sun., 1897-12-25

For the first time in Years the Wi.r'i
rm University Athletic Association
free from debt, The season just c =.
mas been the most successful in tic b,
tvrN. OF athletics at thn university !
IA" beginning Of the season the a--'s;,
ton WAS confronted by a detici. ol =
uo. The last item Of this indeht ',,a''
las been cleaned off.
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Magnolia.

W2,e",,~' : >a,>a, C.r'anl'>.
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Horse Injured.

Nhj,c ryspoudin- To- the false a.aH
sent II from box No. ll2 at hat.n.r
c'lHt last night. thc horse known %, ~
Of H." IHrn5,ijp >;ramyyt,am ~liu.ei;
ninth ana Orange streets. injuriut N
Nn"', "ut n& hal enough to PIT hm@
Il service.
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" itiuW Grove.

" itfpN IsItNt.
Miss rati,no" Culver. ui Laurel. and
p, Mrs. sJn,a 7. Hall. ii Chester. Pa. have
hem entertained hy Mr.. and Mrs. {. Il.
Culver.
At tine u, l.. chHrrh. on "Wednesday
gNyniH- January itA, a musicale vii. u,
Mrlt.
Mrs. Asa j.. Van Vert is on visit to
her paNn,>, Mr.. ana Mr>. Elisha
Wight.
l'rnr>' staufar7t> in Philadelphia
Miss Nand Ilnliug has returned from
HI vN'cndeyv>it in Maryland.
Mis- i.yr,yn Culver i in Laurel.
lanes u. Sherwood has returned from
Wit 90 Wilmington.
W2,e".,~,: >A.,> a, clr'anl>
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Butter and Eggs.

The following are the official whot
sale prices recorded to-day at the Phil
dclphia Butter and Egg Hoard
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GIBSON lhDl 81.
~. 6 We, l',uttA >t!,xl

~. y NN.T TNl.WN SENV-,
GA t bl>,uu> day turkey Whn vi
u> served !roIn i lld l. o'yloch.
tN,ani'S Shoes are right uu.tu.Iate.
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, Shes arr appreclativc gifts. Sc Gle.
land about it,
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GIBSON Hot ~

~. & West Fourth Street.
On Christmas day turkey lunch will
Ia. served from II till - o'clock.