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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10
MouXDsv1LLE
A miscellaneous MslHnEo OF Minor Mat
tsrS nom MArshAIrS Metropolis.

A illacslIamsouI MslAnxs OF Minor Mat
tiers nom MArShAIlS Metropolis.
]. W. Yates was committed TO jan
Yesterday. charged with adultery: he
was brought down from Benwood by an
officer from Squire Lacey's court. lie
gets ten days In jail. Mary Jane Chance
was brought in from Meade district and
put in jail for biEamy TO remain several
,ioyq The .hfrd new arrival at Tailor
Cunnlngham's hostelPry II James Cor
by. who assaulted c. 5. Good In Liberty
district
The funeral OF DR., G. ". Hoskinson
will take place from his late residence
on Jefferson avenue this afternoon az
o'clock. Rev. ]. d. Smith. pastor OF me
Christian church. will ottlctlie.
Harry Wiedman and Miss Ada Wilson
were married on Wednesday evening. at
Glen Easton. by Rev. d. w. Ruhle.
They have taken UP their future resi-
deuce In Wheeling.
Mics Julia McGilI is quite sIcE,threat-
ened with typhoid fever.
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Symptoms-Mo Moisture; intense itching
mud singing. most at night; worse by
Bcrntchlng. II allowed TO continue tumora
coming very sore GWANNlG's ONT
MENT stops the itching and bleeding,
heals liberation, and IN most cases 70.
moves tho tumors. ~ arugglsiI or by
phIlndOlDhlA.
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WHEN the spring time comes, gen
Ito Annie" like all other sensible per
sons wifi cleanse the liver and reno
Vntc the system with DcWltts Little
Early RlsCrs, famous little pills for the
liver and stomach all the year round.
Charles II. G8ctZc, corner Market and
twelfth streets: Bowie a Co, Bridge
mort; Peabody & Son, BeHWoed,
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER SATURDAY. APRIL TO- 1881
BELlAIRE
AMsOriI Of Local NS.vS and Gossip From
Tie GihhS city.


The following Is the programme that
WIN be rendered at the concert given at
the Elyslan theatre this evening, for
the benefit OF the steel workers.
Overture .......................5r Sweet Drrams
Prof, George TurnbulI's Mandolin, Club,
observation-disclosures. Amt ] SWEET.
Miss Lena Archer.
Violin Solo. ..,.....,...,S Sounds from Home
Miss Fern Myers
Vocal Duet ....,...........i Heard O Voice
Mrs, p Kearns and Miss A. Hartenls,telTn.
Baritone Solo. cast ASIDE
Charles strahl
Cornet Solo. ...... Pretty Blue-Eyed Nell
i. Bentneld
Plano Solo. ...... nipples OF the Alabama
Miss Ida Campbell.
Miss Jennie Kunkle. 90,
A. Geraghty.
George Tnrnbnll
if, Miss Anna Kunkle. ,,.,
COrnet SolO.,....,.,..,.,, ,,....,..Selecteu
Miss Roller.
Bass Solo,. One Thousand Fathoms Deep
~ u. Archer.
Piano Solo. ..,....... Remps Takes the Cake
a. Ia Roche and Miss d. shaunHteIt'
~. When he Children Say Goodnight
Miss Anna VelersOn.
Miss Lille La Roche.
Trombone Duet. Life Dream Ger
j.: Stewart and John Hopkins.
ladies' Quurtette. .,.... ,....,.s..r',.....
Mrs. p. Kern. Misses A. HRrtensteln, n.
Fallett and A, Travis
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UNCONDITIONAL surrender. is the
only terms those famous little pills
known as Dewttt's Little Earfv Risers
will make with constipation, sick head
ache and stomach troubles. Charles r.
GoetZe. corner Market and Twelfth
streets: Bowie 6 Co, Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son, Benwood.
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TIE RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
pttsburvh. VIRGINIA, . q. m.
parkersburE BEN HUR, II n, m.
SfstersVifie. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Ciarington. LEROY, 500 y. M
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. IL x. BEDFORD. $50 a. m.
PaTkersburg .ARGAND. u q. m.
MntAmoraS >. LEXINGTON, II n. m.
SIis,a-svIlls BI'TB, 800 y. m,
ClarInEton. LEROY. $3.50 p m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
pittsburgh. BEN HUR, la. m.
PittEburgh.. KANAWElA, =. m:
piiisbiirSh. KEYSTONE STATE, s 4. m,
ZancSyIlie .LORENA, ? a. IN.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, a. m.
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sIsrERsvILLE. ". Va, April -
This afternoon a light was pulled on IN
this elty. between Charles Craven aud
Matthew Arnold, for nifty dollars side
and the receipts. II was q fierce night
and was won by Craven. About iwo
hundred people attended.
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THE Rev. W. II. weaver, pastor OF
tbc r. r. church. DIllAbpTR Pa. rec
ognIyes Tho value OF Chambcrlaln's
CouEh Remedy. and does not hesitate
IN teii others about H. Il have used
CbambcTlaIns Cough Remedy, h.
savs .'ond ind II M excellent medicine
tSr colds coughs and hoaFsencss." So
does everyone who gives II trial sold
hV Iruugieta
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The marks at p IN. showed u feet :
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
cold
The steamer Lexington left Yesterday
with l73 packages OF Schmulbach's
book beer for river points,
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THE; Wheeling & Lake Erie Rail-
way will grant TO all purchasers OF
tickets reading to New York and
points west thereof 4 stop-over OF ten
days at Washington. D. c. See Wheel
Ing & Lake Erie railway agents for
full information. or call on or address
r. l.. Lawrence. general agent Wheel
ing & Lake Erie railway. City Bank
building. Wheeling. W. Va.
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RIBBONS \ 4 y

To match almost any color under the sun, in any width.
any style, at any price. Roman Dresden MORE, Plain
More Satin Checks, Gauze, Stripes, Paid from the mar
rowcs baby ribbons to the wide sash widths Specially
handsome styles for Ties Cravats and Belts. SMALL
WARES, Purses and Jewclry. New ideas elegant de-
signs and very low prices in eweled Belts Purses, Waist
Sets Sleeve and Collar Buttons, Hat Pins, etc,
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David Neal, the fellow who stole the
trunk and $40 from Jesse BonaT, ut
Martins Ferry. came to Bellnirc lmme-
diatcly after making his rich pull and
Dough. suit OF clothes, new hat, etc,
NJ Blum Bros. leaving his old clothes
at the store These old clothes now turn
np as indIsputablS evidence against
Neal, and In paying for them he gave
q $50 bill. was not content 10 use any
OF the tens. though In the money stolen
there was one 800 bill, one $50 bill and
six $40 bills Neal wanted change and
used tho $50 bill the first opportunity he
had to spend any money, except his
fare to this city. But his career OF
pleasure was cut short by that Wheel
ing policeman who arrested him.
Postotice Inspector Holmes left the
city yesterday morning. His report as
to the conditions for free delivery here
will be anXiousIy awaited. But as Bel
IHlre Is entitled TO that service by rea-
son OF both population and the receipts
0t the office, no minor details are likely
to interfere, and the service VIII be
granted some time during the ensuing
year, beginning July ].
Louis Long. miner working In Nor,
cams coal mine was caught IN taII
OF soap stone In that bank on Thursday
ana btIlJuElA lIhhh'Ns ~ NN'A''
10 his home in the Fourth ward. and
an examination made. No bones were
broken, but he will be confined TO his
home for some time.
The cylinder head on an engine at the
steel works blew out Friday morning.
throwing the men out OF work the rest
Of this week. The plate mill had to
close down, also II Is said the steel
works will resume Monday
Samuel Robinson. advance agen. for
"O'Hooligan'S Wedding" was IN the
city Yesterday making arrangements
for that attraction here.
James Kinney has returned from
Piedmont, ". Va. where he was on
business the fore part Of this week.
James Dolan will move his family 20
New Castle, Pa, the FIRST OF next week.
where they Will reside in the future.
Mr. L, Criswell will leave Monday.
for Youngstown. Ohio, where ne VIII
visit friends and relatives
The two-weeks old baby OF Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas TObin was buried yester-
day. in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. G. a. Stephens, who has been
seriously IN for some time past, is
greatly improved.
The Stewart EnamelIng works viii
nut about twenty-five more girls to
! work next week.
There was no school in the Belmont
building yesterday, on account OF the
gas being on.
MIR Charles Keyscr. OF woodsheld, Is
the guest OF friends and relatives In the
Second ward.
Miss Marie McClaIn, OF Wheeling. is
the quest OF friends and relatives in the
Second ward.
The bottle house did not work yes
teFday, on account Of there being no
natural gas,
Hon. John L. Means. OF steubenville
was calling on friends In this city yes
terdaY.
H. Hartensteln and family, OF Chi
| caqo, is the guest OF relatives tn the
city.
A man and woman was arrested yes
tcrday afternoon, for drunkenness.
Rev. l.. NJ. Weiss IS spending few
days with relatives IN Canton.
Mrs. II. W. Bahra Is quite Ill At her
home on Guernsey street.
A. Kern has fine new delivery wa
ron
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DIR. THOMAS ECLECTRIC OIL has
cured hundreds OF cases OF deafness
that were supposed to be incurable. It
never fails to cure earache.
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KID CLOVES.

Be sure you have the best make
of Kid Glove before you purchase.
MONARCH leads the race-lts
perfection in every sense being real
kid, coming in all colors, and hav-
ing the large and stylish clasp in
metal and pearl; also full assorted
lines in "MAGGIONP FRAN
CISCO Original Centemeri), the
best fitting button glove on the
market in Blacks and Colors.
These gloves are cheaper than
other brands because they wear
longer.
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All dyuRRisia guarantee Dr. MllHE' PAIN
PitiR 10 stop Headache. zone cent desc
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one IN 'NS These two lead In the NUM-
her OF MInnIngs for a AeasOn.

W. " WINNINGS ~ - N~sA"Sh
Eddie Bald hasnot had much chance TO
do any outdoor training on account OF
the weather, but has done considerable
indoor work ut Louisville, win ono
Maya as splrrlng partner. Hardly a
day passes iliat another chance Tor
match race is not offered him. Now Ow-
en- Klmblc Is after him, with prospects
Of success In the arrangement ktnpIS
has offered 10 ride him either unpaceu
from scratch or from opposite SIDES us
the track, but Bald has so Ear lnssteu
on pncemnkcrs, which are impuSs'ple
to get now, ~ none OF the men are ~
condition 80 ride fast cnouEh Tor sucn
an event. Trainer McDonAld " NeIP
anxious to have the match take place
one afternoon during the Pavilion
meet In San Francisco, James .. SoI
bett, the defeated champion IN the luz,
but the undeteated champion III ilIKlmk
matches, rode one lap on the trAeh' s"s .
Bearings. His hair stood on enc w ns
lisn1Ounted from his wheel, MS l0cs
was white, and cola PbVsP'FHtN" s'V'N
out all over him
81 vas riding right into the side OF a
sthne.WaH," said M, and the wall Was
hitting me right In the face all through
that terrible experience.
Corbett went out again on TANDEM,
behind Dixon, but was Just as Dad
there. He was unable to push = pound
white rounding the banks, and durlnE
the ride he hung on for grim death. Il
would rather hnVe another blow from
FltE than try that again." said lie,
swClring all TO secrecy who were pres
emit But the story leaked out,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

WHY don't yam Try "'hmnlb"Sh Brew
Ing cots ItOck NcTri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

TNoR sALE--CANARY BIRDS-A FINE
lot OF Male and FcmntO Canarics at
HENRY HELMBRIGHT'S. Col Market
street Icl9
CyTOCKS FOR SALE.
= 10 shares Mh . ,Sl,; Litl , ana trust Co
60 shares Wheeling Steel and Iron Co.
20 shares German Fire Insurance Co.
20 shares Wheeling Railway CO.
3WhCclinE Pottery bonds. 6,por cent
! WheelinE Steel 4 Iron Co. 6 p. c. bonds
20 shares BcllAlre Steel Co,
60 shares Wheeling Bridge Co.
8 shares Exchange Bank.
r. 8. IRWIN, Broker, = Twelfth 81;
jRN
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TTANTED-POSITI BY A YOUNG
w man as travelling salesman or IN
store or ONCE. Strictly temperate, good
address, strong and not afraid Of work.
Excellent reference. Address HUSTLER
lnteIlIgencer office. 1pa
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Geo. E. Stifel & Co.
WANTED.

OOOKCAsE WANTED-A LARGE,
secondhand bookcase, for law books,
wanted cheap. Address n. c. H., Box ~.
npS-tth&s'
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"BNT" Johnson was in q conversational
mood at the Howell last night, and being
a natural comedian, got of some good
ones" He intends 20 play BAH this year
though. and sayp he viii travel on his
Tood behavior. henceforth. Bill must
have had ambitions in his youth TO pose
As the "tatooed man" al circus. for the
numerous hferdgiyphtcs on his arms
were scratched when he was ten years
nlh
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AGENTS WANTED.

TTANTED-AGESTs TO SELL THE
w Indelible Check Petforaior: ret2i!s
nj 500: large commission. WESLisl
MFG. co, Il Park Ron. New NorE WV
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A GENTS-HERE Is a BONANA...
a 100 per cent profit. 50 TO s. q day sure,
Every man and woman possible Gus
CHICAGO COUPON CO. Chicago. apS,
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VTTANTEp-A LIVE, ENERGETIC
w man TO sell and collect in a good
country town near Wheeling: also man
for wheeling and vicinity. Cal! on or 40
dress THE SINGER MFG. CO., 20 Twelfth
street, Wheeling. vs.. VR. ap6-tth&s
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JTTANTED-AGENTs 10 SELL THE
w IndeIibie Check Pcrforator: rstai!s
nj Sd.OO: large commission. WESLEY
MEG. co. Il Park Row. New York ApJ.
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ALEsMEN-LoCAL AND TRAVEL
= ING, to handle q necessity for all lines
OF retail trade. $500 per day ana e
street, Philadelphia, Pa. apps
The morning news., 1897-08-29
Pcdngogic Grade-Up in Kansas.

It is understood that Superintendent
stryker, in order to grade up" the teach
ers, has prepared an entirely new set of
questions for the next examinations,
says the Abilene Reflector. Among them
are these:
You can frequently see a white horse;
why do you never see a white colt?"
why does a horse eat grass backward
and a COW forward?'
why does a hop vine wind one way
and a bean vine another? Explain fully
"Why does a horse tethered with a
rope always unraved it, while a COW twists
it into knots?"
What is the length Of a -four barrel?"
"What anima.s have no upper teeth.
and why?"
"Why did Abdul Hamid delay accept
ance of the proffered mediation of the
powers?"
after the Omaha platform what is
the greatest American document written
since the declaration of Independence
"Give a historical fact of the following
great men: William Stryker. G. WASH
ington. William Shakespeare, Jerry Smp-
son. Napoleon"
The morning news., 1897-08-29

heimer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Stuts and Miss
Margarine Stults, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Ferst, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ferst, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Suits, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ferst
The Misses Hanley left yesterday for
New York, from where they will go on to
New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Coney have returned
from Wilmington, N. c.
The Misses Ryals are visiting in Oaky,
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. NJ. Schroeder and
their nephew, Master Johnnie Schroeder,
have left for Blowing Rock.
Miss Nan McClesky of Statesboro, form
erly os Savannah, is now visiting the fam
lily Of Maj. n. O. Tilton on Bull street.
DR.. J. D. Paige left during the week
for month in New York, where he will
study in the New York hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Coney have re-
turned from a visit to relatives at Will
mington n. c.
Miss Annie Taylor Of Wilmington. N. c..
is visiting the family of Mr.. Walter Coney
on Barnard street.
Arthur B. Elliott George Haskell, Will
liam Haskell and R. c. Harrison left the
city at o'clock yesterday on their wheels
for Bluffton. We hope that they have ar
rived.
Miss Ella O'Mara entertained at her
home on Thursday evening with a party
in honor of her friend, Miss Estelle Nav
Of Charleston, S. c. Among some of those
present We're The Misses Maud Hoist
of Charleston, S. G.. Stella Ambrose. Mag
gle Browne, DolHe OMara, Bessie DAILY
and Bessie Cook and the Messrs. James
Luddy, Frank Hogan Nelson Wilson, EN-
NETT O'Mara, James Corcoran and Fred
die Ruwe.
A very pleasant afternoon tea was given
by Mrs. E. a. NJ. Schroeder, assisted By
Mrs. S. L. Outten, at the Whitmire Inn,
Rrevard, n. c., Thursday afternoon. Those
present were: Mrs. J. Lorch, Mrs. Henry
Schroeder, Mrs. J. Heitman, Mrs H. +.
Dreeson, Mrs. w. p. Whitmire of Brevard,
Miss Somers Dick of Charleston, s. c.,
and Miss Daisy Miller of Bardon, Ind
Mrs. Outten sang several solos and the
afternoon passed off very pleasantly
After a delightful visit to relatives in
Savannah, Miss Florence PercivaI has
returned to her home in Charleston. s.
c., accompanied by her aunt, Mrs T. Z.
Broughton,
Mrs J. H. Ettenger delightfully."- enter
tained the young people of Collinsvile
with a masquerade party on Thursday
night from until Z o'clock, in honor Of
the Misses Vivian and Persille Smith and
Florence Percival of Charleston. The
young ladies We're very daintily attired in
fancy costumes, representing butterflies
flower girls, French dancing girls. etc
Those present were: Misses Vivian and
Persiue Smith, Florence Percival, Ethel
Rroughton, Ethel Collins, Johanna Wald-
ner, Theresa Brown, Masters Paul Hicks
of Sweetwater, Tenn; John Hinges, Will
lie Collins, Merrill Burgess, Worry Snedi-
ker, Frank Waldner and Leopold Smith
Mrs. Ettenger was assisted by Mrs. j. s
Collins and Miss Lizzie Killoran.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

A young man wearing Eyeglasses a SIX
teen-inch collar. measuring up and down.
and a generally blase air, took his h1i ga
and bowed politely at an open Winl'",
Just as a Third avenue elevated ra.I'AI
car stopped al the Flfty-ninth stie..
ton on Tuesday morning last says WIG
New York Commercial Advertiser. ....,
"Ah, haw said his companion. 'eV''a
up little Irritation, / see!'
oh YAH" drawlcd the young m
She's az the window WATCHING d"
every morning now"
who Is she?"
Haven't the rometest idea. Just s''-A
with my appearance, ] fancy. ,n
Hts friend looked out and me"
20 roar. g
Just take off your glasses anl i''N
again" he said.
The blase young man did SO. t...,
"Bah Jovew said he blushing,
flirting with that for nearly we.n .. a
In the window, partially cone'h' .,b a
lace curtain, was water piich'i' "''
w0man's hat on it.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Capt. Beirne Gordon and family will re-
urn from Bluffton during the week on
Mr.. w. s. Jones is in Amherst, Va.
their way to Maryland, where they will
spend September.
Mir. F. w. Storer and family returned on
Thursday from Tybee.
Mrs. J. a. Crisp and children left last
night for Gainesville.
Mrs. Freeland and Miss Josie Freeland
will spend the rest of the summer in
Clarksville.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Meinhard and family
will leave to-day for the north
The Misses Furse will spend the rest of
the summer in Saluda.
Mrs. T. T. Chapoau has returned from
Charleston.
Mr.. P. D. Damn returned from New
York last week.
Miss Marie Harty left yesterday for At
lanta to visit friends.
Miss Florence Colding is expected on
Wednesday from Brooklyn.
Mrs. J. p. Williams is visiting friends in
Statesboro.
Miss Fannie Haupt has returned from
Valdosta.
Miss jamie Clark is visiting the Misses
Simmons in Guyton
Mrs. H. P. Smart and family are now in
Saratoga.
Judge William Harden is now in New
York
Miss Lucille Hunter has returned from
Atlanta where she has been visiting Mrs
T. j. Hunter
Mr.. w. f. Grady is now in New York
Mr.. a. B. HUI has returned from North
Carolina.
Mrs. David Wells and family are in At
lantic city
Miss Mamie Bennett left on the Birming-
ham for New York last week and will be
absent until October
Mrs. C. D. Baldwin is at Goshen Bridge,
Va.
Miss Katie Kirk Prtchard who has
been the guest of Miss Marie Habersham
at White Bluff, returned on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham are
in Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Sans have returned
to the city. Mrs Sans and the children
have been in Swannanoa during August
Mr.. Sans vacation was spent in New
York and Boston.
Mrs. A L. Falrie is in Clyde, New York
Mr. and Mrs. William Kehoe left yester-
day for New York. They VII make quite
an extended tour through N north and
west before returning to the city.
MIR. NJ. Sternberg left last week for Long
Branch
Miss Winnie McGloine left yesterday for
the north @ ac
Mrs. L. Comm and the Misses Comm are
visiting in Spokane Wash.
Miss Annie Kehoe left yesterday for Mt
st. Vincent on the Hudson.
Mrs. Ann Evans is visiting her son, Mr.
5. X. Evans, near Sylvania.
Miss Sallie Haskell will leave on Wed
nesday for Lake George to spend a month
with Miss Elise Rauers
Mrs. W f. Drummer has returned from
Cuba.
Mrs. James X Garmany will leave to-
day for Augusta.
Miss Florence Adams left for New York
last week
Mr.. Stein Bryan has been enjoying him
self at Niagara.
Mr.. and Mrs. D Y. Dancy and family
have returned from White Bluff
Mrs. Stephens of Atlanta is visiting her
sister, Mrs Tatem
Mrs Maxey and the Misses Maxey have
returned from a visit to relatives in
Brunswick.
Miss Katie McDOnough Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Rice in Augusta.
Mr.. ]. NJ. solomons. who has been IN
Halifax. has left there for Montreal
Mr. James Ryals has returned from At
lanta.
quite number of those who have help
ed 10 make the summer at Tybee a pleas
ant one have returned to the city. Among
them are Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Quicken
The morning news., 1897-08-29

til, tured, ana in which they will remain 1r,u
'nGy reach the national capital ID
q I tourists IN the park this week fran,
ueoIsia' are; Macon-W. II. TinDin :,
vannah-J. Randolph Anderson anl} 'a'"I' 9d-