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The evening times., 1898-05-18
How We Get Tortoise Shell Combs.

THE Designer tells in an interesting
way hom tortoise shell is obtained. from
which is quoted the following: This ar
ticle of commerce is not the shell proper
but the scales which form its covering.
The turtles are caught at night when tn ~
leave the water to deposit their eggs in
the sand. are turned on their backs and
left in a helpless condition until morn
ing. when the work of iooseni-P he
scales begins. They are not killed, but
are fastened by pegs to the ground in
their natural position and tire of dry
leaves lit upon. their backs. The heat IS
not great enough to injure the she'll but
merely to cause 1t to separate at the
joints. A large blade, very similar to a
chemists spatula. is then inserted hori-
zontallv between the lamiIae. which are
gentl-- I from the back"
The evening times., 1898-05-18
A sharv Reminder.

The only suggestion the Jersey Sum-
mer resorts will have that war is going on
will be some reminders Of the mosquito
feet. For that matter the only sugges-
ton that Heurich's can offer to the people
of Washington is always to have a case
of Maerzen. Senate. Extra Pale or Lager
Beer or Sparkling Stock Ale at their
home for they viii remind you that
pleasure alyaws exists in your midst.
They are agreeable to everyone. and what
makes them SO. they possess the proper
ties for building up the health. When you
want the best beer. call up the Arlington
Bottling Co., phone six-thirty-four.
The evening times., 1898-05-18
DO THE CHILDREN DRINK?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have ron
rted the new food called GRAIN-O? Il =
oeiictous and nourishing and takes the place
OF coffee. The more Grafn.O you give the
CMldren the more health y0u distribute
tnrough their systeusS. Grnin-O In made Of
pure grains, and when properly prepared
cOste about one-quartef as much. All grOcerS
cell it. ! &c and 2Ho. 5a27-Se
The evening times., 1898-05-18
Wifi Accam

WIFI Accompany American Army.
Constantinople, May 1s.-Enver Pasha
and Capt. HALL Bey have sailed for the
United States. They will accompany the
American forces as military and naval
attaches.
The evening times., 1898-05-18

CASlELBEEG. The Reliable Jeweler,
now ut 110S Pa. Ave-, Will remove
to 935 Pa. Ave. May p. Until then q
discount Of 20 per cent In allowed
On all Diamonds, Watches and Jew
elry.
The evening times., 1898-05-18

CASlELBEE0, The Reliable Jeweler,
now at 110S Pa. Ave-, win remove
to 8s1 Pa. Ave. May y. Untn then .
discount Of - per cent II allowed
ON ali DianonAs, watches ana jew
elry,
The evening times., 1898-05-18
PE-RU-NA
Cures Catarrh.
Ar arugxists seIl H. fe7-tf

CASl lElbEkd. The Reliable yeweier,
now at 11O8 Pa. Ave-, will remove
to 035 Ra. Ave. May 33. Until then
discount of 70 per cent Ii allowed
ON All Diamonds, Watches ana Jew
elry.
The evening times., 1898-05-18
M MME, THEO.

Medium and card reader. Washington's most
famous Clairvoyant and Palmist. Consult her on
business. love and family affairs: reunites the
riages and gives good luck. Open daily. German
spoken; 25c and SOC. 90 H st. NV. my13-llt
SPIRrrUALISM-Mrs Zoiler Medium, IIo2 New
York ave. 9th and nw.); seances Tuesday
and Friday evenings; interviews daily. my13-lv
The evening times., 1898-05-18

CAS1ELBER6, The Reliable Jeweler,
now at l1O3 Pa. Ave-, Will remove
to eS5 Pa. Ave. May r. Untjl then .
discount ef 70 per cent IL alIoweA
on all Diamonds, Watches and jew.
elry.
The evening times., 1898-05-18
NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS.
SO0 y 81. n. ".

Gold filings and bridge work . speciality. as
the lowest price; analgsm Hilines, soc: fuii sets
Of teeth on plates, IS; extracting. either By gas
or local spray. absolutely painless, Soc: With
antecd the best; open on Sundays kom 10 70 :
O'clock uh22- ten
The evening times., 1898-05-18
DR.. Ledthernan,

EXPERT SPECIALIST b ths cure Of all prfv,t,
diseasss Hydrocele, varieocels. Structure, L.
potency. and Syphilitic Diseases positively cured
Advice and Consultation Free. Both sersG
Hou-., to u. to s; Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday Evenings. 70
COZ F street U0Pthwest.
0Closed Sunday ukS0.A
The evening times., 1898-05-18
REDUCED. REDUCED.
His Readings to
Ladies, 25c. Gents, SOC.
PROF. CLAY,
The 8 Days" I" Cure
Uor men) leads all remedies In this city, Z
prompt and permanent cure or charge; con-
sultation free. DR. McKEEHAN, 7I6 18th ct.
Nv. Once hours. 10 .. m. to ] p. m, to Q
p. NJ; Sunday, to Z p. m. ap2a-lm
PROF. BERNARD,

PROF. BERNARD,
READINGS REDUCED TO rs AND 500
Ciairvoyant and Palmist. Consult him on busi-
ness. love and family ahairs. Reunites the
separated. brings quarreis all right, causes
speedy marriages. removes spells, and gives luck.
Fee. sc. Soc and 81. to daily. sos st. nv.
my1S-3t
ROMANY RYE. Gypsy Queen, reveals past,
present and future; readings. loc and sc.
1l3l 7th st. NV. my17t
IF WE could once get your attention, we think
you might call to see US, and sure you
would buy one Of our fine custom made Spring
suits, slightly worn. at so trifling q figure;
chance a visit. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6l9
st. NV. my17-7t
DIR. PARKINSON. Heart Specialist; Kidney. Biad-
der. Skin Diseases; Syphilis and Private Dis
eases positively cured; sexual weakness; special
tapeworm treatment: asthma. epilepsy; melan-
cholia; 81 week: Thursdays free; o to u; to
6; to s. Sunday-10 to Il. 12i0 7th st. NV.
myl6-7t-em
The evening times., 1898-05-18

San Antonio Texas. May S-1t was
learned today that the First Volunteer
Regiment of Cavalry. familiariy known
as ..Teddy's Terrors," would move toward
Cuba on Thursday. The distribution of
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
TIE WAX NOT OVER,
WAR n"Imrtm"n, OmcinIs say No Fur,hr,
b,schnrErs wan Bu Grnutru

" nshluEtun, Dnt Il. Tho war
department IL constantly in receipt
OF requests from soldiers asking to
he mustered ont, stating that the
war has closod and they wish to go
home. This is tho oxcusc muLo hy
nearly all those now sorkiuu dis
charge,
Tho war lopartmont officials SAY
today that tho war will no, ho over
until tho treaty of poaco i, signod
and ratified by tho United Stutos
senate and that the soldiers may bo
needed for further duty
No discharges will bo granted OK
cept for sioEncss and disability, and
the requests in these cases must be
approved 10y the colonels and hiuhor
commanding officers.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
ESnCuntion OF Cuba

Washington, October lG-Ad.
vices received at tho war Department.
indicate that tho evacuation OF Cuba
by the Spanish forcos is proceeding
satisfactorily aud smoothly. Tho
threat"ned trouble at Manzanillo has
blown over, nnh tho Sp"naras have
yielded control to tho American
forces.
den. Wade cahlod tho departmen.
tonight: "Spansh forces ovacuatinp
Manzanl'lo today, This vacatcs
military control by Spain of tho on,
tire southern coast line wost to the
jurisdiction OF JuIaoo."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

, wO Moth, Is

Written by Mr. w. G. Erwin on the
death Of Ensign WORTH Bagley.
Two mothers stand by Il hcro's grave
In u southern city fair,
And one sheds tears for the follcn
brave,
And cries in her dark despuir:
but one makes never Il cry nor moan.
And stands in her pride elatc,
FOR one Is the mother Of flesh and
bone.
And one is the mother State.
., mother, you Of the burning tears
And you Of the dark despair,
The hope and pride Of your lovr-lil
Are shroudcd and buried there:
For fame is nauGbt when the loved are
dead,
And nations praise is vain
when the parting words at the grave
are said,
And the soul is scared with pain.
ana, molhrr. you in your pride rlatr,
on JOY that another name
Is hla%"n'd now on the lofty gate
In the temple of your fame:
''l}eh0ld!" You crv. ION wave or
strand,
How my children die for INC
They fall like SpartanS on the land
And like Nickings ON the sea-"
n stately shaft Of enduring STONE,
one mother viii rear in pride,
And with srulptor's rhisrl for ave
make known
How arOlinian died.
And one will plant the cypress tree
70 sigh for the deadly strife.
And rose. as white As ih, SNOW ,,u
hr,
I" tell at a >lntir>e iiir.
One m"ttrr hriugs. a. a hast f,y,.nyu.
1" our hrr"'s Gravr TO-DAY.
The "marauih ani the a>phuivI.
Ana one y garland ui ,aN:
Ana one stands invrr IL t,,r Gyl,i a!ru,,
And one III hvr luIi, ,.Aly
For one Is Tie tuulnvr ut A,,, AMI
hrnu.
And GA" il Ihv u"It,r 9;A;y
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
BRYAN ON THE WAR
Regrets That Hs Cannot Atteni the p,.c.
Jubilee in SIicyKo

Chicago, Oct. l7.-The FOLLOWING
letter Of declinntion has Lesn re-
ceIvnd from w. j. Bryan in response
to an invitation to attend the "Poace
Jubiloo:"
Camp Cuba Libre, jacksonville, Fla.
October.
regret that duties hero will pro-
vent an acceptance Of the invitation
rAtondrd by the citizons Of Chicngo
to ho present at tho national penco
juhilee to ho held on the 18th and
loth Of tho present month. The
American people are pro eminontly
P'nr" loving people and it IL fitting
that thoy should celebrate tho tormi
nation of tho present war-a war
conceived in IN unsellish love for
humanity II war winch has Demon
stluted anew IL valor of our soldiers
unl senmeu; a war which it liz des-
tnel let us hnpe--to establish in
tina orient as we'll us in tho West
ladies', that unctrinn SO sacred to tho
rrnplr IT the United States, namely,
that .,uNrruluuuts derive their inst
powers, not from armies or nuVlos,
hul from the rnnsrnt of the governed.
lhnnkiu., the committoe for hon
NruE me with an invitation, | am,
Very truly Yours,
WM ,I HnlAN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

Louisville, Oct H.. livut. Luke
". Terrell OF Company /, rI,t
Kentucky, who went t. rrr!u Race
to night for his cruuty, viii returt,
there to claim hriIe
Terrell, who is - Years of aye, i,
ono Of the best kuowu mnu ia ia,
city, IL" is now visiting h,a aup.,,
Mrs Kate Terrell.
- EMlt,. 4ittuo,i.ns Of Hnrceluna WAS
wounded at Santiago tic Was TAX
on to Ponce, wheru ho owned 1000
acres of land. Ills daughter, S,uur.
ita MoXia Antouius, tried to nur,c
him back to houlth. Terrell and
other Americans called ON him. Ny
tho hedslde of her dying father Ter
rell met tho sonorlta After the cam.
'"lhs demls" their fiienlship ripen
oct int" love, and tho Spanish beauty
plighteu hrr truth tu the Am,ricuu
sold or
Terrell herame i'll with malariu)
fever and WAS Eivnn leave uf uh
sence and sent home ile has ro.
covrroh and will start for ruucn Oct
IL. Ills marriago will bn snlcmnl4rd
about Nov 10.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

Pullman palace sleeping cara On Trains IS and
90, 81 and IS, on A. and c. division
Trains leave Sparianburg, A IS =. division,
northhound, a:W a. IN, B:HI p. ~, 6:iu p. IN,
lNeaiibue LimitedD: souihhound II 20 q. H.,
Trains leave 4reenyiie, A. and q. division,
nnrthoounl, 6:4a a. m, 30! p; III. and ~ p. M,
eS,'nMeI lh'n't"a, TnM; honWha; 80 a. "'''
1rams and 10 carry elegant rullman
sleeping cara hetweon Columbia and Ashovi.e.
euroute daily hetw cen Jacksonville and Ciuoiu
nati.
Nos IS and lI.--Solld trains, with Pullman
Par!nr Cars, hetween Chnri lesion aud \ Ashevillu.
FRANK h. CANNON, j. NJ. ca T.,
ThiidY-P. s. tfen. Mgr, Traffic Mgr,
ashingion, ID. G. Washington. u. q.
W. a. TURK, S H. FARlJWiCK,
Gen. Pass Agt. As't leu. 'nss. Ag't
" ashngion y. @. Atlanta. Ga
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

wANFHn-SENERAL TRUSTWORTHY
W f' rarus IN tins StHie /, man ,ue our
tusine' IL q II owl and "a, Ly Gpurji.s
" ~ una! II Hfllcc work 'ondi Il at ONE.
Rhnhrf h'i u, SN IL year ;ni expenses.
ueuhiS, h'nnh,n n moe, ho less Sn.nry
Monthiy o. fercucc&. u O. SO selfa
crossed s'nmrtd eIvc'op, Hort ort h. Hess,
Prest De4,t NJ, tLieag
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
Great Improvement
Reports a Welcome Change in
Her Condition
Statement 10y North Carolina
Nynn,ar

Statement 10y a North Carolina
Woman.
"Nesr!y all my lite have had ono cold
after auuthe and tho trouble seemeu like
Catsrrh in the head. There were dis
Charges from my ears, aud my hearing
became affected. took y numner OF
kinds OF medtcine but grew worse in
stead ot better. One day / procured u
bottle ct Hoods Sarsaparilla and began
taking It, and snou found it MAS doing
me good. | gained strength aud was
gVeatly heneatvd in many ways. | con-
tinued its use and now tho bad feeling in
my head Is gone, aud the earache with
W hlrh | suffered has disappeared. l am
NOW able to do my huusework without
help; shall keep Hoods sarsaparillA in
kuSSE, Dallas, NORTH CArSlina
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
ION REED Al UOMIS.
a sketch Of the Maine Statesman by IA
Democratic Newspsp"r

gr"ss and MIR. Reed has got in the
habit of being elected. Any change
IN the programme would trouble
both MIR. Reed unl the voters. A
habit OF twenty two yeurs' standing
IS hard to break off suddenly Men
wh" have smoked twenty two years
know this. People in other States
who hnv" indnlg"d la the uso Of Ii
qnor twenty two lrars viii confirm
| thus siU trnIent.
The average man see, hut little of
feed unless he lives AZ Grand
Beach during the summer months
amt the newspaper men OF puriiall
see him very frequently. N,W>pn
! per men who see hln only once il. u
lifetime, and who think that Rvrl j.
Il hnld man to approach, ht"N hltlr
of the Thomas Is, Reed Mhn rrpir
SCENTS thi, district He viii talk a,
d"m fox i'"hti atiunD tie, in thrs"
latter Years, hn> hu! liItlr in enN t.
TIA" w"rhl thr""}ln the newspapers.
II" has l''"n Arr"t ln'Lrr III la,
''"'", h"t "f Ia''' haa '"IhrL thlnuEh
"""N r"rt''"'t""~' rnd'",, th"t "
E""d way /" "h".h t" r"" il th' p,n
pie
1t may welt t." |" mN'd that Nj
h'rI |'"H I'"" Tins, Ih'' cay ui u-
'''''' "'''' '""' "' '''7 ii"| hi9 h'=h .
">t iI'"o'r" /" ia" e,E.riH Il tr%
"'' "''' ''"~i'I f'''i~ tIr :,r,rr
ally '"'"> h"N" h.> v"n W! ,l,,.
""'''' '"' 49, Always ''r~ Nrt"
''''"''' h'' - ".,..... - 'liyn ~ ll.r
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
>. Is. KIN, drew, \. VI, Pm n

The r"Snlrr ,nhScription price Of
The Southern Farm Maguziue is 81
" Year. but We offer it and Tho
'''r"ld "nd News together one year
for s.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

haps, though, he is shade more So
at tho Cumberland Climb than olse.
where, except possibly at Grand
Beach. There hn meets friends and
there he talks freely. The bright
and rherry appointments Of tho place
suits him we'll llo feels at home
there. Some way ono never really
complchends how absolutely and rs -,
tonishinsly plain he is until ho il
seen surrounded hy pretty things.
But supp"s" Johnson had had no
Boswell We should lhcn only have
today Il faint and anything hut com,
plimrntnry idea Of the greatest talk
rr this earth ever knew It Reed
coull hul have his NnaN"il. bat
th"n thr trau~Trnlrnt tin;,rHphor
w"ulint l." irrr,,niN, 81 inthrr his
like, "n! :,",i >t"no:Inphrr would
do
Reed SAYS ;. ~ uunEs Without
Ht"Nl ,":! t. Ihtnh Wat th"N ~" good
II" s'"tt,t> h> i.,att~ "t nu too
rnr"tiN, Nru hhN" t.N tmr t. Mnther
them nn lhr ttiAM ewes twinkle,
th' h'"NN la" lt:.ht> al, hei" j. u
>u!.s.t~t.Nu - &. -. H., nt.aL t.r has,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

NOhnrctiOnS nt CUiun hiW with NUulhrrn
NhilwhN for all points In upper South nnd
North Carolina Solid trains between Char
ieston aud AshGvillr. Connections from
points ON Southern Railway To- Augusta
Aiken and other points on "rhe Charleston
Lint'i al Charleston with Clydt Line Slean.
,rs to New YORK and JnrksunVillo.
l.. 4. kAtERSON, Traffic Manager
+. y. BOWEN, General Manager
''enoral Onices: Charleston sc
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

scmhn.crT" "H M at Calhoun Fails Tor ali noina E"se
points on nS"''t'"n s. 7 n at Greenwood for nj
For anv I'"onrf Hith with Soutnoru Raiivn RiiWHy' ara
rates, sch dnIrs dII'I,n,i"n annrn"n lat,vc to ckcts
W.. tRNG, G IL Pas. Act,
r. ". NORTH Go 49,. augusta, Ga.
N"ooN' Traffic Manager.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
ATLANTIC COAST L.iNE !
FAST LINE

Between Charleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina, North Caro-
lima, Athens and Atlanta.
PASSE>HEK ErARrMENr
"ILM!SG1ON y &, Aul' 7th, 1897.
CONDESSE) SCuEDrIE
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21
bNt OF " \E = knNi N\,t.

Alliance Hr;'.v,;. Am,,tr.. .ui ,r,tu ,u
thr \ year II. ut.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

TOkQMBlA. NEW8E RRY & LAUREN
- RAIL ROAO Time Table In effect Nug
ith, lSS Eastern standard Time.
>hhthhmhnh. NDrihhOnnd
i.oG'ls MiN'd f'ss. Pass. MiXh Incn
81 ply '"gI engr bly t'gt.
>.M \.M. IN. rM rM IN
"f\rIbNS
30 LyChnrlcston trSOo
0I sumter
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

~HAhAE no ono remedy can contain tho
II e'eihehts necessary to euro all diseas-
=, n'' Is u fnct we'll known to everyone.
'r' hile"' system OF Restorative Remedies
S ."''''S'S or seven dlstinctivcly different
p'ui'''a' Mp io.S, each for its own purpose.
.1 n's' '' Z. nramley, 81 Henry ST.. st. CATH
oii"eS, ontario, writes: "For years I suf
iered from extreme nervousness ssnnd onnov-
ing constipation, developing into pulpitation
an" "e'khess OF the heart. | was unnbl, In
s'eer' suffered much from headache, pain IN
my lett side. palpitation and n constnnt
lot"'s OF weakness and prostration. | began
using Dr. Miles Ncrvinc, Hourt euro and
Nor'o ana Liver Pills and tho Anti-p,in
rms I" relieve sudden puroxysms OF min
una n'a""che' l soon felt much improved
"h" INC pains and aches and wearincss lori
ti1' 'hen took DIR. Miles Res,orntivo
'''',I an" am now restored to my former
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-21

pr. Mile Remedies
arc sold hy all drug
si'is under II positive
guarantee, first bottle
peHciliS or money re-
funded. Book ON dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICAL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-09-10
OUR BEST WISHES FOLLOW THEM.

ME good will and b wishes of the people county
followed our soldier hoys of Company + of Elkton
from Fort Monroe to Camp Meade, Pa this week when
Wednesday with the other companies OF First
await their county's call
In an interview tie other day expressing the held
President Mckinley aud himself Secretary War Ager in part
sad:--
The regiments that have been ordered out viii be
mustered The regiments that designated
President t" remain in the service will have
have mustered out 100 600 less shall
the armyevtry gade division and corpsand put
comfortable camps until uch Of thm
drawn for service Cua Porto Rico the Philippines
these camps with experience guide sanitary
conditions will he strictly enforced The composing the
army will be treated soldiers They will he shown every pos
sbe consideration and their health will he preserved The
strictly accountable for the sanitary condition of the They
are the who should be held responsible During the
of these officers sregarded the specific that
had been given looking the proper of mer.
10 time for them to take this work themselves ana with
knowledge that they to remain in service hty will be
pected to devote their best energs the work. Where
incompetent to discharge these duties they give way
petent for again wish make company
and regimental officers be held
of their men"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-09-10

HE address ny Chief Justice James McSherry
grand jury of Frederick county well be considered
here, when it is known that grand jury in session
this month will among other cases, be called upon to
take murder four Of assault with attempt
rape and larceny and liquor Serious crime
indeed prevalent in Cecil other sections OF Maryland
stamping process must be put speedy operation
Judge McSheIry in the course Of his charge, said
"Your powers vast and sweeping No individual is
be above your reach humble
be beneath your protection The greatness of these powers
coreatve responsibility which
Grand Jurors has been sad sennes stationed
watch Of liberty and they should be vgiant and seep
enne They less charged with the duty of protecting
groundess persecution the innocent who been
fully accused than they bound by equally imperative
obligation to bring the guilty the bar Justice Upon your
fidelity and feaesness depend great preser>a
on of the public and tranquility the dignity and supn
acy of the law, the safety and protection citizen
prompt indictment Of the criminal and the speedy
the innocent.
penalties law are imposed with two fold
perhaps particularly to the evil-disposed
and awlessly inclined that like fate awaits like
offense if they commit it, To be effective the punishment
should in my judgment he certain speedy Put no
punishment be inflicted until verdict of guilty
rendered by petit jury tmdty, false sentiment Of pity
lack Of inu jury and
rendering verdict that will he followed by the death penalty
when the death penalty ought have been inflicted crime will
be stimulated rather than restrained And the safety
abiding we'll the protective pottery: the itself will
be seriously impaired and ultimately wholly undermined
"a iury's duty is ascertain the prisoners guilt the
accused be gny is the jurors duty say
the OF the verdict right look
the quence in reaching his conclusions danger
condition for community belief becomes prevalent
the vicious that ues too tinid lenent
persstenty do this serious violations the law will
materially decrease in number
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-09-10
RISING SUN ITEMS.
RISING sun, Sept. Q, 1892.


Barclay Reynolds. Jr., has sufficiently re-
covered from his sprained knee as to enable
him to return to his duties as profet sor at
Bight's Academy.
Miss Lula Warrington left last week for a
two months visit to friends and relatives in
Bucks county, Pa.
Mr.. T.. X. Brown. of Philadelphia, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. i. II. Brown, for ii
few days this week.
Miss Mary Ewing, OF Boston. is the guest
of II. j. Briscoe and Miss Lizzie Brscoe.
Mrs. Ella Kirk, wife Of Lewis r. Kirk, Jr.
died at the home of Dr.. $. r. Kirk, on Sun
day morning last. of Consumption. She was
2S years Of age and leaves husband and
three small children. She Was buried on
Tuesday, at West Nottingham cemetery.
The creamery property and outfits Of Caleb
Conner were sold on Wednesday. jos T
Reale and II. Il. England boughtthe creamery
and three scparators, which are situated at
Woodlawn, Liberty Grove and on Howard
Bradley's farm for $3.50 Thos Rink bought
the ice in the cehouse
Mrs. Edw. Haines gave a reception on last
Friday evening to the members ofthe Chatau-
qua Circle
Miss May Rodney opened the Friend .
Normal Institute, on Monday with seventeen
scholars.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-09-10
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PHILADELPHIA. Monday, Septen. Der 5, 1898
First
September
Trade Sale
OF New China, BriC=a=
BraC and Cut Glass

All the summer months have
been turned into busy times for
potters and glass cutters by the
trade contracts for dull-time work.
manshlp placed by our china store
chief in preparation for the helpful
Trade Sale of China, Bric-a-B rac
and Cut Glass that begins in this
store To-Day.
The wares are bright and new
bou INT especially for this Septem.
Der selling and not shown until to-
day. 50 helpful have these trade
movements been to makers that the
special prices they have made show
range OF savings of from fourth
to half on usual coStS-the entire
benefit CT which will be shared by
the purchasers during the Septem-
Der sale.
1t is magnificent gathering, most
deliberately displayed-a showing
from which housekeepers will de-
light to choose.
These few suggestive hints to
measure the savings by.
DINNER SETS
America, England. France and