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Sharp County record., 1897-07-09
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A 81 cent Iron Tome, Pure
Soluble iron concentrated and pure
Amorphous QmmUo is contained IN
Chcalhmans ras,ccss Chlil Tome,
making H. the most desirable Iron
ronic on the market. It lSa true
tonic, Strenglhencr, appertlScb
toner M Of the system, and blood
purifier Only 90 ceutG
Sharp County record., 1897-07-09

The supreme court has af-
firmed the decision Of the cir
cult court in the VIII Kent rob-
berry case.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-09
Notice To Wool Growers.

We We're delayed in starting
our machienry on account OF
having to order some new parts
for the machine. But we now
have it in first class order and
are making some fine roles, and
We solicit your patronage.
Resp't.
j. S. Norman.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-09
SUNBEAMS,

Best home magazine published
in America. Something of inter.
est for all the h opse h O | d
Stories Of fiction ami adventure.
fine illustrations, ladies pages,
unexcellod Juvenile department,
Send 10 cents for q sample copy
and judge for yourself,
THE SuNHEAMs Co.
l7S Fulton Street
New York City,
Sharp County record., 1897-07-09

The quorum tour, vii. meet
the first Monday in October as
heretofore.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-09
FOr Publication $3.50 IL

Land ONCE at Little Rock, Ark.
N June, l9, lSf'
Via hereby gwen thar the following
ned Ae,lrr has nlrd notice of his
10 make final prooA in support of
/, IND that said proof will be made
i (Ounty Glerk Of Sharp county al
Shudt on August !, lS91. viz:
wAITER J. GILBERT.
I DlSlSa for the North West quarter Of
Test allartcr Section 4, Township u,
Inge yNest.
4 Illnine3 ihc following witnesses to prove
nuor residence upon and cultivation of
lvis'
'inkston, j. Jones, W. 7, Witten,
lirrsVn. All ofCavc city Ark.
J, j. Bevcrs.
Register.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-09

If this paper is not up to date,
blame the editor he's gone-al-
ways blame the fellow that's gone.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-09

IL Vii tilS llOl illttA'
Minnie Davidson, daughter of
S. ii. Davidson. has Ueen quite
SICK THIS week.
A colored divine has been hold
ing services at lne African
cuurcn this week.
Miss Martha Mcleod is teach
ing a scnool near Grange. Com-
monclng MonIay.
We are in receipt Of some fine
large cotton blooms sent us Dy
UncIe PeUer Porter.
Our town presents a deslote
Appearance This week, OWING W
lie close Of The normal.
Quite a large crowd from Sidney
attended The closing exerclseS Vi
lne normal Friday night.
j. w. Shell is now our post
master. Ine office mas Deen
moved to Shows drug store.
Will pay cash for 100 head OF
calves AND yeArIlngs.
r. O. Craig.
Attys. Herrn, Turner and
Wukerson and court sJenographer
Guy Wilson are Az Hardy This
week.
jeff Wasson, who for the past
six months has held a posiIlon
with W. G. Snow, has returned
home,
Miss Beulah Wilson, of Black
Rock, is visiting her cousins
Annie and Clevel Wilson this
week. ...
Col. John Mcdowell, age "a
years, one Of Batesville's Oldest
citizens died at that place on
July 2.
Is not July the month with
which the wind work for the
bridge across Strawberry was to
terminate.
The postoflicc being moved,
Milton Stokes is extending the
shelves in his store building to
the rear Of the house.
Hon. W. B. Hamm, repre-
sentative Of lizard county, and
one Of tho ablest members Of the
last House was in town last FRI
day.
The teachers from Sharp who
attended the meeting Of the
Association at Little Rock, report
a very pleasant and profitable
time.
Prof. A. M. Metcalf and lady
left Sunday morning for Grange,
where Mr.. Metcal( will be en-
gagged in u school during the
summer,
Rev, W, Gray, the evangelist,
passed through town last Mon
day on route from some point
south where he had been holding
u meeting.
The Sheriffs' Association is
called to meet in Little Rock on
July IA, All members am
Sheriffs are urged and invited to
be present.
John Kirk, ", s. and j. w.
Claxton, Of Polk together with
u half-dozen Of their boys cap
turod two hundred pounds of fish
in plnoy last week,
Sharp County record., 1897-07-09
9G-AII NEWS.

.RE w'athis for hot?
: ,sss' as''" was ." the po"' list
)Ppd roles always on hand at
ltqu and Pence at 35 cents
,not touad.
'' n0le'' John Bristow came
,t ON Smithville Friday after
au8hter Miss Cora, who had
ascending the normal.
W.ill Smith, editor of The
!. =, Bcnton, Pa, recommends a
,ashiy fOr dlarrhoea which he has
with magical effect. "Several
saEo," he SAYS, Il purchased
ttls Of Chambprlain's Collie,
,'raaud D@rrorr Itpmmcdy, and
uslng less than onc.thIrd of
- contents the results were
x cal .ifectlng an entire cure.
''srtily and chcerfully recon.
,o.a tlv remedy to all suffering
. on iisrrhoea.' This remedy il
l. Alshy all medicine dealers,
Sharp County record., 1897-07-09

The greatest book Of this ago
is "rho First Battle" by W, j,
Bryan If you want ono call at
h I l1tCD lfttu.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-09
adv!

we|ure now weady for n
what wheyou get IT
\ !. Eou s3uld ,,:,1! sun 1t
Sus Of two fore Milling;
" Tn sd tougl IS I1: almost
Il Y ssible do ANYTHING
sov have any wheat
\lw will buy it and
le]ghest market price
sV We want every
It and llbushel you have.
re en- member we want 1t
nd In ding condition.
es.ill have some good
id young sows that
1 exchange for wheat.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-09

Chas N. tTisham | ,.,o.;o4o,
j. Fca Bagan 4. B I -''''> %
W. b. Founders, Assistant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
The STEAMER LAVDA..
Argument Continued In the United States
Court Upon fiction.

Before Judge Bradford In the United
States court this morning, argument was
| continued in the case Of Weinert vs.. the
steamer Laurada
The case was before the court two days
last week The motion is made by the at
torneys for William W. Weinert who asks
that his consent to tho release Of the Lau-
rada be Withdrawn. sSss,
His claims are that he holds mortgage
against the steamer which has not been
satisfied and the owners of tho Laurada
claim that the mortgage has been salts
fled.
Captain w. Kcr of Philadelphia stated
to reporter Of the REPUBLICAN that some
people think he is fool about this mort
gage
George Lodge took the stand and in an.
swcr TO II. II. Ward said: ! nm convey
ANGER AMI notary public.
tic testified that Captain ker made mort.
gage to him. He never had that mortgage
and never had the demand no.e and never
advanced II cent to Mr. Ker Hc signed
the paper satisfying the mortgage because
he had advanced no money OH the mort
gage,
He identified an assignment Of the mort.
gage to Weinert. he latter paid no con-
sideration for the assignment OF the mort
cage. Tho latter was made fourteen
Ill bnths after satisfaction had been entered
ny an attorney but not recorded. He did
not know thai Wcinert had advanced
$1,000 Oh the assignment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
DOR'fiiY MORTON.

An event of more han ordinary impor-
iance 10 lovers of music Will tr he appear
,'ucc here next Tuesday evening, Deccu.
ter lith at the Grand Opera House of that
highly favored young y ina donna Doro.
thy Morton. in her new Musical comedy
Mis-, hrevi'y If Hong kong whicl, shr
has had especially written for her thi> sea-
son. Miss MOrtun's brilIinnt reputation
IN comic opera, especially with the Whit
hey Opera Company in the "Iha Fencing
Master" the Frank Daniels Orera Com.
amy in ''IheWIGtrd IF die NIle' and in
NuHuSttn DAYS production of ''Thc
'Telsha At Days Theatre, New York, is
more elllanc'd thin ever ty aer latest
uc'ess. HE pircc Is tlcsr,ihgG us beiug
Keep, ionaliy clover in stoly, ca,lia.ly
hrto by very clever company, while it
moreover pc, se>s"s he advantages IF spec.
Inl scenery and effects by that well knLwn
painter Frederick Dangoriield
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
!. KILLED BY A FALL
william Forsythe Dies From injuries Re-
celved This Morning.

VIM. f. Forsythe Of No. 1905 Beach St =,
died at the Homeopathic Hospital this
morning from injnries received by falling
off building at the corner Of Pleasant
and Franklin streets.
Mr.. Forsy tke was well known rigger and
was on the roof Of u second story building
when he missed his footing and fell to the
ground injuring his head severely.
He was removed In the patrol wagon to
the hospital where he died soon after be-
ing admitted lie was member Of tho
Board of Education ut one line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13

What's tho Use !

OF having a cold when Dr. j. Sin.1ns
White Pumonic Bal sam is around? 1t Is
a sure cure for coughs sore throat, bronchi-
It's, whooping cough, blood splitting, sore,
ness In the breast, hoarseness, asthma and
In pulmonary consumption. We would
like to SEQ case of the grippe that we
could not cure with this great preparation.
Read what Edward H. Gallagher OF fO4
French street has to say: II suffered with
soreness of tho throat aud lungs for three
years and found no relief until l used DR..
}. ,imms White Pulmonic Basam and
three bottles cured me. For salo at 6Jo
King street. 80 cents and 81,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
DOTS.


Clerk Of the Peace Foard has paid over
to State Treasurer Ross t28 3l0.b9 being
receipts for licenses In October and No
yeinber.
Plans are being prepare N.or the store
house to bs srected at Joh \. Lengle's
brewery.
During the week ending Saturday there
were 81 deaths, "a births and marriges.
The Board OF Education tonight will
elect momber to I'll the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Samuel ii. Baynard.
Robert U. Fraim will in all probability
get tho position.
Philip Legates, Of Nassau. Sussex
County, has killed three hogs that weigh
ed 66S a3S and 937 pounds, the largest be.
ing II months old and 6 feet and inches
long.
There will DO pigeon shooting match
and hog killing contest ut Slaughter
Beach next Thursday.
While John Jewell, of near Benton
was climbing fcnce and carrying Il yiln,
the weapon exploded and the load o. shot
entered his head, killing him instantly.
has been appoin ted solicitor for The Della
The congregation Of the Midd,etown
Methodist Episcopal Church will Luy u
pipe olgah to cost 81, 100.
Edward LORD, who died In Camden, vot-
CD ;he Democratic Ticket for 60 years.
Engineer Thomas Murths, one of tho
most popular engineers on the p. W. d
b. railroad, Is i'll at his home. He had re-
Gently recovered from illness,
Although still suffering from the effects
OF his fall and unable to remove his arm
from the sling, the Rev.A, n. Keigwin oc.
cupied his pulpit ut West Church yester.
day.
Jefferson Butler, colored is out with q
challenge to eat tGrkcy.
A salvation Army girl fell In front Of
delaware Avenue car last evening but es-
capped injury.
Charles Z Gray. George W. Sparks and
H. Henry Young have been appointed
mem er2 Of the press committee of the
Delaware Division L. A w.
The telegram was received late on Sat.
urday, evening, announc ing the death OF
Mrs Laura Hall Phreaner at Media, Pa.
sister OF Mira. George H. Robinette.
SoAiiI n anu M u tuU NuliUDul
Guard, will hold battalion drill at tho Ar.
lnory this evening, under Colonel G. M.
stephenson.
Professor Isaac T johnson will lecture
on Scott and Burns" in the Second Bap.
fist Church tomorrow evening.
1t Is reported tka,theves have been steal
ing soap from the Federal building.
Albert S. L. Hewes will give nm enter.
tainment of magic and mystery, In the
New Century Club drawing room on the
evening OF December 80.
Tho Pussy and Jones Company has
shipped four carloads OF Iron water Pipe
machinery to Pernambucc, South America
The company has just completed and ship
ped two large machines to Russia
Freight travel on the p. w. g. B. r. r.
is extra heavy
The Rev. II. J. Mason, pastor of tho Re-
formed Episcopal Church of the Rcdeemer
yesterday morning notified his congrega-
ton of his accepting u call to st. Johns h.
Il. Church. Chicago. ,a
The Street and Sewer DEPARTMENTS 70.
pairing Market street in he Ninth ward
A largo quantity of crushed stone has been
placed Oh the west side between Elliott
avenue and Twenty.fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
A forming OF Court

Although Superior Court was in session
all morning but little business tran ,actod
From tho hour of convening until 12.3C
O'Clock the case of Luuth V. Thompson
occupied the attention of tho court, counsel
Oh each siNo presenting its prayers and ar.
guiAg tile law. The court Will charge the
jury this afternoon.
Atl!.45 O'clock tho first special Jury
trial OF tho term was begun. Tho case Is
that Ct Ellen X. Lewis vs. Tho Whining
ton Civy Railway Company. The action
is for damages Horace q. Knowles ap-
pears for the plaintiff and Willard Salts
bury for the defendant. The examination
Of witnesses will DO. begin this Afternoon.
The case of Creswell vs.. the w. Il n R.
X. Company was continued until tho Feb.
runry term.
In General Sessions Court fractional
liquor license was granted Manager Both
man Of the Clayton House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
AGREEABLY SURPRISE.

A pleasant surprise party. was tenlered
to James M, Phillips at the home of lis
mo; her, on Saturday evening In hon II Of
his visit to this city. The evening was
spent in parlor games and music. AT II
late hour the guests were ushered into the
dining room where collation. was eryel
Those present Were: Mrs. +. A. Philips,
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Potts. MIR. and Mrs.
A. 4. Mcdowell Mrs. Biddle, Mrs Doliie
Mcknight. Elma Campbell Carrie Van.
SAINT, A Vansant, Anna Bell Lewis, Katie
Crow, Lizzie Montgomery, Mary and
Amelia Rollins, Ella and Mamie johnson,
Jennie Montgomery, Of Barkesdale. Nd,
Matte Philips, Messrs, +. Sandersoh, n
T. Ellis +. Sheldon, A. Campbell, II. H..
lewis, II. Davis, Mr.. Reeves Mr.. Jacobs,
H. A. Neguent, Mr.. MITCHELL. G. Woods
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13

Some three weeks ago while Mr.. Jas.
Fl. Galloway was uniondus corn in tho
barn of Mr. Eldredge, he fell and broke
his leg.
Mr.. Harry Broomal will soon start his
mill and grind corn again for the farmers.
Some Of our stores give trading stamps
while others arc kicking.
Market street from 2l-t to 36th, Is in q
very bad condition Why don't our Street
anu Sewer Department come out here and
do some work, as the people pay taxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
NJ l'eEl, Il,

good all around ill with nany de-
rid'hly fresh unveltia, VIII 10 Manalpr
'I"ckatader's offering all tins week. Inpro
IS no doubt that The policy of the best po.-
sihIe show at the Smallest possible Price
.'hS uhdH big Int with the patrons of this
aousei largo crUW0s w2rc in Attendance all
"'st week and tho excellent program
'chrdLlcu to open this afternoon should
DC Tile cause ri u continuance OF good busl-
ness. a popular matinee will be given
afternoon for ladies and children with no
increase in the prices Of admission.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13

Funeral services over the remains Of Mrs.
Mary Hansen was held in Turn Hall yes.
terduy afternoon, Mrs. Hansen having been
memb the Ladies Circle cf the Turn
gemclnde.
The funeral was largely attended and
hundreds of persons viewed the body at
the hall. Services We're conducted at tho
grave by the Rev. Frederic Doerr Inter-
lnent was made at Riverview Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13

Ten persons were taken into member
>htp ut Central Presbyterian chu ch on
sunday morning hy the Rev. Dr.. Nc.
Turdy and one person bnptsed Five
M nDsrs were ADMITTED into membership
OF The church, having withdrawn their
membership IRON other churches. DR..
MtHHF"y Is adding great many persons
10 thr congregation Of Central PrcsbYtc-
rinn Church by his eloquent sermons, and
his WAL and genial manners He makes
s'rhrErrs fee. III home and welcomes
every LoLy IL n true Christian manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13

A club Of little girls gave a fair on Sat
urday afternoon from 2 to o'clock, ut
the residence of Miss Anna Patterson,
Thirteenth and Rodney streets. The little
folks wore fancy caps and white aprons.
Yhey realized quite little sum, which Is
for the benefit of the Homeopathic Hos
pital. Those who took part were Miss
Anna Patterson, Miss Lena Wilson, Miss
Mildred Taylor, Miss Gertrude Goodman,
Miss II. Whiteman and Jeanette Wilson
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
CHARGED With Non-Support.

There will be an interesting case In Mag.
istratu Daley's Court tonight, whom q
young man named Schultz will be charged
with uon., upport. in l69! he married a
Mrs Ayars and now he alleges that she
has another husband alive from whom
she had never been divorced. He has
taken his child to the home Of bis mother
and intends To fight the non support case
II. q. Conrad is his attorney.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
DEATHS,

RONO-On December II, 1897, Katie Z.
Rono, aged 2'iyears
Relatives aud friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, from the residence Of her hus.
band, Charles Rono, No 90i Bennett street.
Services at tho house. Interment at River
view Cemetery.
REYNOLDS-In this city, on December
II, 1877, Sarah A. Reynolds, aged 70
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vitcd to attend tho funeral on Wednesday
afternoon at | o'clock, from the residence
of james H. Bradford, No, i03 West Fifth
street lntermcnt at Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13

A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Edwinna Long on Friday
evening, in honor of her sixteenth birth
day, at her residence Green Hill, this city.
The guests numbered about forty. The
evening was spent in n very delightful
manner. Refreshments were served and
many gooi wishes expressed for the young
lady's future welfare. Miss Long WIS the
recipient Of many presents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
Assessors are Sitting,

Assessors Whnnn, Early and Mccoy arc
at the Court Ious0 ready to receive from
corporation presidents and secretaries
certificates OF tho number OF shares and
valuation of the stock thereof in accord
ance with tho Adams Tax bill. They will
sit three days which will BIO the last OPP
portunity given for tho return Of tho
certificates.
Thus far the nsscssors have received no
return of mortgage 'rnnsacti"1I, hut mnnr
are expected beio' c Wrdn" dly which q
the last day of the assessors sItins. 1nu
matter Of mortgages has uncnrthcd an
other snag. 1t is that no mortgage trans
action can be legally ltado until the tax ON
the mortgage has first Gcrn paid. The as
SCISSORS believe section ~ Of the bill appli-
cable to his point,
The section reads: Every plaintiff in any
suit brought in any court or before u jus.
tice Of the peace, TO enforce payment 81
any debt, taxable under the provisions Of
this act after the first of July 1898, shall
file with his order or prtcIpt directing tic
same, and before any wis or procs.s shall
Issue m affidavit stating ,hat tho tax
thereon has been paid by the plaintiff or
owner Of the debt, and that no part Of said
tax was paid directly or indirectly by tho
defendant debtor. False swearing under
this section shall be perjury and shall 10
punished accordingly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13

THE NEW EIGHT BELLS.
Eight Bells will be presented at tho
Opera House Tonight. There is no villain
IN Brync Brothers rejuveuated Eight
Bells" but there Is plenty of fun, trick
scenery, good music and clever spccialties.
Thr 'i"re has been seen here SO often that
little need BIO said in praise Of it, many OK
viz ut features. All the former slcct ssrs
IN the way Of trick effects are retained and
many new thing, added. 1t still presents
wagon, the hu-tling octopus, the weird
trunk, doors and chairs and II dozen other
features. Incidentally, number of
pleasing specitlties ARE introduced No
ono can help adnllring tho fin" acrobatc
work Of tue John Byrnc troupe Of aero
pats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13

Come! Come!! Cornell! To tho Harvest
Home. Given by W. G. T. Union at
National Hall on Walnut street near 9th
December 10Th TO eth, 1897. Proceeds for
tho benefit of the Home Missionary cause.
Admission. single ticket . cents. Season
ticket, % cents. There will be science OF
melody or harmony every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13

CARD BASKET
T. f. White, of Georgetown, was in town
to-day.
Theodore f. Armstrong, OF Newark, Is
the guest ut the Clayton House.
H. K. Eas,on, of Lewos spent to-day in
Wilmington.
Professor Isaac 7. johnson was in Phila-
delphia on Saturday.
Conductor Thomas Lewis is visiting
friends in the South.
Elhu jefferson, of Milford, is the guest
Of Wilmington friends today.
Francis L, Lawrence has returned from
business trip to Pittsburg.
Mrs. Joel II. Conrey, of Washington, D.
c., is spending few days hero
Mrs. Alexis DUPONT has issued invita-.
lions for tea from I to 4, Oh Tuesday.
Miss Rose V. Hamilton has returned
after pleasant visit to Baltimore friends.
DUPONT Walker, OF Dover, spent ycsta..
day in this city.
George Z, Russell, Of Delmar, was hero
yesterday.
William Cochran, Of Middlctown, is at
tho Merritt House.
Miss DOrothea Brcus has returned to
this city from visit to friends ut Yarry-
town, N. Y.
Miss Pauline Kemp has returned to this
city after pleasant visit to friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Edna Reed has returned to her
home at Harrington after pleasant visit
tofriends i'll this city.
Miss Lettio Sweeney, of st George,
will spend the winter mont his with friends
here.
Miss Amy r. Piscr, of Brandywine
Springs Is visiting her sister, Miss Pier
in Philadelphia.
The engagement has been announced Of
Wilbur L. Sassc anu Miss Margaret j.
Marin.
Miss Rose Bacharach, of Decatur, Ill, is
visiting her cousin Miss Harriet Bloumur
this city.
Judge William II. Armstrong, of Pnila.
delphia, Is tho guest of his daughter, Mrs
Willard Hall Porter.
Mrs. A F.. Martin has been spending q
few days with her brother, William ii,
Turner, Of West Chester.
The Wilmington Dramatic Club will
give It's initial performances of dandy
DICK, on next Thursday night.
A masquerade ball and cnkc walk will
be given by the B0nagce Athletic Club
On Friday evening, December II.
Eighty mcmbcrs of jefferson Council,
o. |. A. NJ. attended the services ut En-.
worth NJ. Il. Church last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Horace Brown and Mrs.
Levin Brown have Gunc to Lewcs Del.
where they will make their future home
Mrs. Horace G Knowles has returned
home from New I,rl, and Mr. nnd Mrs,
Knowles have taken rooms ut NU.!U! West
street.
II. c. Conrad and Stansbury j. Wiley
spok> at the twcnty-iifth anniversary Of
the H. OF =, Lodge at Mnlshalton On Sat
urday night.
The choir of Epwor'l NJ. H. Church win
give musical in the church on "Wednesday
evening under the leadership Of Professor
George L. King,
Although Adjutnnt.tencrnl Hart was
suffering rom severe cold yesterday he
expects to 90 to Washington to-day with
Senator kcnncy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George h. k'tingcr, who
have been tho guests of Dr. and Mrs,
Leonard L. Kittinger have left for .thc!
home III Seattle.
Mr. George lIethcrington. q Dupopt's
Blnks, spent sunday in NV York city
with Miss stella Brannnn, who is y.s.tin,
her sister, Mis- IlarrlIan.
A musical aud literary entertainment
will he given in Scott NJ f. Church on
TUESDAY evening, December H. lNJ7 by