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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-03
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOURTH PAGE.
Fourth July Picnic-Geo. Hook.
Bicycles-Geo. w. Johnson's Son.
Ladies to Make Sample Patches at
Home
Hospital Association Notice.
Great Bargains in Country Lots-J. G,
Devine q Co.
Lost or Strayed- Female Fox Terrier.
Wanted-Two Men to Act as Agents.
Grand Gymnastic Exhibition-Y. M. {.
A. Gymnastic Glasses.
Persons Sufficiently Educated.
FIFTH PAGE.
True Blue-Jos. Lieberman & Co.
Special Values in Every Department
The New Racket.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Wash Goods Specials-Stone d Thomas
Nice Spring Observation-Disclosures
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SPANISH FOURs ADVANCE.
Furniture Sale This Week.

Paris. May Spanish tours opened
at 80 GIG, an advance of Is.
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MALE HELP WANTED

WAfTED-Two young men to run as
news agents on railroad trains. Must
have 5000 cash security. Apply at IN
ION NEWS CO, Office B. & o. depot
ap30e&dh
WANTED MEMBERS OF SECRET So
cieties TO call at West Va. Printing Co
No. l2S and 1927 Market Street and er
anime samples of Address Cards.
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CHARLES II. TANEY, GENERAL MANAGER


Tributes o. Respect and Obituary mo-
tees five cents per line.
Stamps OF the denomination OF Two GEMS t,n.s
knd less accepted for amounts less '-iaA
ore dollar
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Let's celebrate Dewey's glorious vic
tory.
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A high old time is expected In the
Spanish cortes to-day. Sensational
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500 90 Parlor Suits for. 80. $50 90
4S 90 Parlor Suits for. >. !. Z. % 90
90 90 Parlor Suits for. :. l. 90
G. MENDEL G. co.
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speeches and debates are scheduled and
altogether the Dons are expected 20
have it out with themselves.
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Correspondence containing impoftant
rounding country.
Rejected communications viii not pc re-
turned unless accompanied by suiiicieA'
postage.
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Excursion to New Orleans via Il. & o. r. r.
Account Il. Z O EIkS

May 6. and the b. & o. will sell
excursion tickets Wheeling to
New Orleans and return at rate of
$500, valid for return passage Is days
from date Of sale. For further infor-
nation apply 1900 Market street. or T.
c. Burke, Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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WILL CHANGE THEIR VIEWS.
From time immemorial the nations
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And now on to Havana and end the
war.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

LOST OR STRAY ED-Female for -
marked on face. A liberal reward CIiIrlsr
paid by returning to JOHN I.OoN149gSa b
Market street. .
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The REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. is entered at the. Postomce q.
Wheeling. w. va. as second-class matter.
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PERSONS sufficiently educated era,
ed Immediately in medicine or de1tflla.
Lockbox 1856, Chicago ,C9try,
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Over $35, OC0. 900 recommended for the
army. We can afford it.
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TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate. c. e
MORRIS, Attorney, Germania Half Dol
lar Bank Building, ED SD
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And Manila is ours.
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FLORISTS.
WANTED.
FEMALE HELP WANTED

LADIES to make sample patches at
home; $40 per week. no canvassing. Send
reply envelope for sample and particulars.
FOSTER MACHINE CO. 525 West Twen-
ty-ninth street. New York. ray9q
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not much doing in the bond market but
prices were firmly held. Total sales
100000.
United States As regular advanced
II and do. coupon / per cent in the bid
price. The new As were bid up *, but
declined again.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
31O,600 shares. including Atchison pre-
ferred .075; Chicago b. & @. 10,257;
Louisville and Nashville 1920: Metro
politan Street Railway 1859; Reading
list preferred 500; Missouri Pacific
Lips; New York Central 1921; North
ern Pacific preferred 1895; Rock
Island 11,130; St Paul 1880: South
erin Railway preferred $40; Union Pat
cifc 1850; American Tobacco 30,233;
Chicago G. w. $500; Peoples Gas H.
392. Sugar 21,359; United States Leath-
err preferred 109950.
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srnckS AND BONDS.

New York. May 25.--It was Il day Of
manoeuvering for position between the
oDpOsing elements among the traders on
the stock exchange The bear faction
took heart and tested the market at va
rious points with Il view to dislodgng
some of the stocks which were bought
Yesterday In the excitement over the
supposed victory in Cuban waters. The
complete discrediting of yesterday hood
o. rumors made the market seem very
vulnerable this morning. Declines lol
Americans in London added to this ap-
pearance and there was selling for Lon
don account in the early dealings III
place of the rather urgent buying which
was a feature of yesterdays market
The rsE9Al itit o1 TIC settlement on the
London exchange APPARENTLY ended the
demand which was attributed to a large
outstanding short interest. But the
early reaction did not go far and was
checked by the vigorous support and
stimulated rise of number Of the lead
ing specialties
A number Of trunk lines and coalers
shared in this strength. But the rail
road list as a whole continued very slug
gish and did not respond readily to the
impetus which it was sought to impari
nv this lifting of special stocks. The
demand proved very light and prices
dropped.
No general liquidation was induced
however, and there was some COVERING
at the decline so that the market rallied
and closed dull and firm. In the rail
road list some of the Vanderbilts ane
coalers closed higher. Otherwise ne
losses were the rule. The issuance ot
the presidents call for $4,000 more vol
unteers was made some use of by the
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NAvAL R,TORRn.

WILMINGTON, N. q May 2J.-Spirits turpen
tine dull at z6a28k; receipts t3 oaks.
hos hrm EtraInei atl,t0 good strEinC d
Si.0i; receipts 81 barrels.
Crude turpentine stead 7, hard Sl25, SlG0 and
tl.kO: receipts ~ barrels.
Tar stead At 81. 0; receipts As barrels
CHARLESTON, s O., May 5.-rurpsntine
firm at 70
ROsin dim.
sAvANNAH, Ca, May 81. Spirits turpentine
Arm at 27A sales 80 cas- 8; receipts l,O7
casks.
Rosin arm; sales s76; receipts 1883; a, 2.
. $40 ID, E. SI.l0; f, +I.2U; q, SL2l; y, Mas
Isiaa; e. GI4i; NJ, e1.t0: N, Si.65; window
glass Si.7O; water lite SI.s3
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PORK Qu ct; mess S1l.7 al2.2j; short clesr
e2ba,4 30. family gl3 5tat4tO
Rutter steady; westel ufcTeamery 1i0l6 az
faofnry lI(0 IN s,Glns l6 tmitsElon creamery
lls'4; state dairy l2s.5' 20. cTesnef
I54 ais. -.
riggs steaoy. State an0 PennsylvRu'e Ia
10 2. eat5rt' fresh IAal2, southern TX
Potatoes steady New YORK. a2.ua2,H ne"
81 T Il w steady; city S2 per package, 4;
Psir0leum sul United - refined New
Fork S6.i5: PhjlaielDhia and Baltimore s5lV'
Rosin steady straiu' d. common TO good
ia Hat.45. 80
TnroenUns duh az ga OK. .
Rise arm uumest.e. iHH to rtra 5S@
Molssset setady: New Orleans, open hettle
good to chu,c, &oa3n
(abbage quiet Southern 70As). "a,
Cotton see oil dul !; prims crude 2la:'
co yollow 96; butter oil 2a.9 ,r.
offeo Op1ons. May " 7la1,75 June $50
spot, Rio u /: No. invoice eKi joo5ing ~
mild. quiet Uo dovR 8&Rl5A.
Suea1, raw strong. sir refining 3%aS l.
cenfrifligal s6-Lest sic; refined firm gra u
IN cd 63 s.
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Easter Lilies.

Roses, Carnations and other choice cut
flowers. Floral designs arranged taste
tulIy at short notice. Wedding decora-
lions. Palms, Ferns, etc, for house
culture. For ornamental gardening at
tba lowest price. All kinds Of bedding
nlants Geraniums, CaIlas, Heliotropes,
bIats Geraniums, Coleus, Heliotropes,
latest varieties. Vines for the Veranda.
Tomato plants, once transplanted, IN
standard sorts. Cabbage, pepper, and
NOT crown Egg Plants. Celery at proper
season. All mail orders promptly attend
ed to. .,,,v,,,,,,
,Pbone 113. Raleigh, N. 9.
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BALTIMORM.

BALTIMORE, Md, May s5. Flour dull;
wEa,tTn superflue So 7baa.00; do. exUrs ~ Is
4 4. 30 family SJ.8Yl0t 3, wafer wheat patents
Is 51a6.f5 spring do. s67t07 p; spring wheat
straigbts SIS bJ0S IS.
Wheat unsettled; snot and May l3tk' q; June
40 JuIy Il2A asked steamer No. . leo
l.s%, SoICEern whsst Dy Sample IL ,36K; dc
Cd grade 132&ai36&.
Corn weak ant over; spot and June
afa S%:.ju 3SA Il IN steamer mixeo IS ltSh
southa, n - htte corn Al: dO yellow 40A.
Oats dull; No. white, western 274stS: No :
miX ed ~
Hav quiet choices CImoJOS Si3.5 al5O0.
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llOoAL sroOk MARKRT.
GRAN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May % Proht-taking in by
shorts, better Liverpool cables, and the
that fire works were probable
IN the May deal caused rally in wheat
to-day. July gained 2M cents and Sep
TENDER 11s. Corn is rs higher and oats
show and improvement of Il to rs in
crease. In provisions pork shows Il loss
of 3 cents and ribs 214c. Lard is up2H
to cents.
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NEW oRLEANs La. May Cotton futu
LtHER MARKETS.

Galveston, STEADY. s rs. 81 hRlea
Norfolk. steady. q e44 bales.
Baltin ore. nominal, IS ...... bales.
Boston, 6ul1. ~. q, ESQ bales
Wilmington, firm. .. So bales
Philadelphia. quiet, 8 IL Ia, "a bales.
Savannah, firm. \. 793 hai@s
New Orleans. firm 8 1873 ba'es.
Mobile. quiet. " bales.
Memphis, steady. 8, 25i bales.
Augusta. stt ady. 6k 81 bales,
Charlie ston, nominal. b], 39l bales.
Cincinnati, quiet. q, 4A9 Oalea.
Louisville. quiet 8. - bales.
SC. Louis, steady, = Is. Is, bales
Houston, qui t. x l2l Gales
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Thirty-five years make a generation
That is how long Adolph Fisher, OF
GAINESVILLE, o., suffered from piles. He
was cured by using three boxes OF De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Heart &
HeaFtt.
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CHICAGO, Msy rs.
Opening GioGlng

46n 4uoFAbJUisA were As IoAj.. We
-Four quiet. Wheat, No. snring $40;
M. 2, 60. Oats, ". n; No. z white
81: No. wh~a 29I3l rye, NO, 2, ......
garley, No. ., 4Ca51 40. 3. 1900: NO. a, ...,.:
sx sead No ], ls3 time Timothy 30 d
22.g0 Mess pUrk. pPv bbl.. sli.Gat.'0.
~rd per ~ MS 60 l0asl2k. Short RIB sides
floo5 u 10 S0a7. o Dry sal 80 shoulders (bO Ieo)
ava S1urE clear 49, fhoxed) 362 as b,
y nishayA dietilIers' finished goods. per M
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NEW YORK MONEY,

NEW YORK, May 25.--Money on cal
steady at lain per csnt; lass oan IN FER
e..ll~ closing at per cent. Pri" c
mercantile paper 5a1 per ceuv. Ster ing
excpanRe Etoady Win actual Dust aesH A
hankers' bfiIs ~ 8Bk R4.s6A tor tle m2nd anO
at 4ssKaas4k for SIXTY days. Posted Gstet
s.b5al.s7A. commercial olils 4.82h aaS3. Sill
YER c.rCircates 07kasS. Bar oliver ON. Mex
loan dollars 4ok. 1oVeTnment bonosE st ons.
tSfafe bonds dull Railroad bonds 1rm.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-26

1t Is a great leap from the old fash
toned doses OF blue-mass and nauseous
physics to the pleasant little pills known
as DeWitts Little Early Risers. They
cure constipation, sick headache and bill
iorsness. Heartt & Heartt.
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THE BEARS TAKE HEART
EARLY DECLINE WAS CHECKER
BY VIGOROUS SUPPORT.
THE BOND MARKET REMAINED FIRM
There was Rally in Wheat Yesterday -cottor
Futures Closed Steady with Near
Months Two to Three
Points Higher.

New York, May 2j.-Ihe market for
dry goods is subject to irregular condl-
tions with sellers guessing as TO the
future. The market is only fairly active
in general lines. Active contracts con-
tinue to he factors in both the wooden and
cotton goods markets. Jobbers report IL
regular results The more fancy goods
divisions are doing 4 fair business but
staple are quiet with but few exceptions.
At first hands, staple cotton goods
outside of those sold for export are quiet
Stocks are generally not heavy. Print
cloths are strong and quiet Extras
are still quoted nominally at / 15-16d.
COTTON.
New York. May 25.-The outcome OF
speculation in to-day's cotton market
was not particularly gratifying to either
longs or shorts, business being conduct
cd on narrow lines with fluctuations linn
tied to Il range of Z points. After open
ing dull with prices unchanged to 3
points, the market developed irregular
ly. the near months improving several
points ON light local covering, some buy
ing for outside account while the distant
months eased off under selling orders.
At no time throughout the session could
trading have been called active. Selling
was checked to some extent by reports
of an increased demand for print cloths
in 4,ew York, at a shade higher prices,
a general Improvement in the dry good;
market and further slight gains in South
ern spot cotton markets. The future
list closed steady with near months , to
3 points higher and far months . to 3
points net lower
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NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, May 2S.-Floul inaotiya tut
Ann, esl ecially for low grade winter City
mill petenrs nominal St.ibal.t0 m1nnesota
,afeufs 90a7 AZ ~ TtnesnJs bakers 5st ai rs.
Sinter patents rs 61as7.'0 do. straight saba
30: winter extras S.65a4.I0; winter low
grades G2.80a30n
Rye g0uT quiet. 81 B5at'lc.
nC0rp meal doll yellow western ID, o1y
II. BrsndYwine 90 u5as ~
Rveoul ~. western 6fa6T
parlev nominal wesber" feeding 81; barley
malt steady: western 6.aps
W.saG. lot. quiet. NO. red I'M: options
May 8 ed fItsa "a. July closed u 60.
Corn. sroU, steady: M, 'U# options may
closed es% July eloeed 3 Is "a,
fatR. aB0G, " ea8. no. q 05AS opbiohs' III
| an weak. Nay closed 81
Hay quiet ahipplog s0a3'; good TO choice
55aaU.
Beef quiet family 3l2 5Gal300; extra mess
| l0b alltU; beef hams t28 10: packet l.bla
| 200 city extra Irfia meas 8la 0laieD.
Cut meats tesdY: picked neillce ~ al&
| o. picked shoulders ~ /; do. haEns 7k0S.
Lard easy weateru steamed sBT '96 To- Way
| 672: renned ste idy continent $iS6; South
American $685. compound 4a4A
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LTVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL May $500 P.m.-Spot cotton
increas d demand ANA icsn middIipR I'd
sales of the day were ia 90 bates. OF which
800 were for speculation and export, and in
GUIDED s.700 ales American: receipts SOuO
bales inc u ting 100 es American
Futures opened quiet with moderate de-
mRnd and closed g. eady.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-26

Coughs and Colds quickly cured by
Goose Grease Liniment. Always guar
anteed.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTTCE

On Saturday, the 2Sth day of MAY,
1893. we will sell at the court house door
in Raleigh. n. c., one hundred and ten
shares of the capital stock of the Cara
leigh Mills corporation, said shares are
part Of the assets of the late w. q. Up
church, and are sold by the undersigned
executors in order to settle the estate of
their testator. Terms cash. Hour of
sale II m. Sale will be in lots IF < or
more shares.
CHARLES II. BEIyTN.
HARVEY g. UPCHURCH,
DELMER d. UPCHURCH,
Executors of w. G. Upchurch.
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STATE CONVENTION MAY 26TH
1898.

1898
On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Airline will sell round tickets
to Raleigh at rates based on tariff 2.
circular A-211. Tickets to be sold May
oath, 25th and 26th, final limit May 26th.
A torpid liver robe you of ambition and
ruins your health. DeWitt's Little
Eeaht gfarm orm romarm ora0hraOhraha
Early Rislrs cleanse the liver, cure con-
stipation and all stomach and liver
troubles. HeartE g. Heartt.
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,. NEW YORK ; i Ma, May IS FUTURES opened
NEW ORLEANS.

rot cotton closed dull; middling uplandf
Is: middlinR gulf H. IS: sales ol5 bales.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-18
Union Meetings.

The Union Meetpg OF District No. 2
Saluda Association, will meet with Eure.
Ia Church on Saturday, May 2S, at 10
q. IN.
Devotional exercises conducted by j. j.
Copeland.
Iutrodu uctory sermon by Rev. ". r.
Tate. Alternate. Rsv N. McGse.
Organization Of Union
Roil call Of Churches with short verbal
reports from same.
Recess-cne hour.
Afterncon-l,: Discussion OF query:
What is the duty of Christians in our
present unprecedented war crisis? Opened
by Rev. j. j. Beck.
2nd. Experience meeting opened by
Rev N G Wright.
Adjourn ct pleasure.
Sunday Mornings. s. Union convenes
at 10 O'clock.
Organization Short reports from Sun
Addresses by Rev. J. F. Singleton and
w. ?. Hart.
Missionary sermon by Rev. Ollie Cope
land. Alternate. Rev. w. 3 Hawkins.
l. e. CAMPBELL,
For Committee.
The Union Meeting of Third District of
the Saluda Association. will meet with
Lebanon Church on Saturday before the
fifth Sabbath inst
Introductory sermon on Saturday at /
O'clock a. n., by Elder j. b. Heron; al
ternate Rsv. II. B. Fant.
Organization. Recess.
Query: II gondly number of the mem
bers OF the Churches ara not regenerated
or borned Of the Spirit, which is general
ly admitted how should the Churches act
in the reception of members 80 as to
avoid, to some extent, the reception OF
such members, and how is a Church to
decide which Of its members belong to
that, and what's the duty also of q Church
toward such MEMBER Elder o. l.. Mar
tin is appointed to speak on the first qnes-
ton. VIM Laughlin the second, and Elder
] + Singleton the third.
General discussion.
Missionary sermon on the Sabbath by
Elder Charles Manly, ID. ID.
j. w. EsKEw,
For Committee
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Aaron Dots.

During the past week the general top
les of conversation have been the war,
with it's alternating reports of battles and
captured ships, and the dry weather and
dusty roads.
Notwithstanding the dusty roads. the
pic mic at Cooley's Bridge last Saturday
attracted fairly good representation
from these parts.
Mr.. j. l.. Gentry has gone to Forest
City, N. c., to visit his daughter.
Rev. ). L. McLin preached very ear
nest and impressive sermon to we'll
filled house of attentive hearers last Sur =
day at Midway, after which he admin :
tered the Sacrament of the Lords Suppe .
Master Seba Newell. who has been COZ =
fined to his bed with malaral fever, q
improving, and we hope he will soon b.
we'll again.
Every few days we hear of some school
closing for the winter and spring session.
but the school at Hopewell rocks on jus
the same. The people of Hopewell bs
lieve in having a good school, as has heeh
shown Dy their wisdom in selecting as +
been teaching there for the past three
years. Mr. Mahaffey has been teaching
regularly for the past ten years. and has
WdtCueu Carefully Cno Wallis obu boC0ooi
ties Of country schools, and he knows
just what things would be best for th'
advancement of the cause Of education in
the country schools. This should be no.
ticed by the voters Of Anderson County.
as 1 see he has been suggested by several
as suitable candidate for County Super
intendent of Education, and which office
could not be filled (provided he accepts
the nOminatiOn) bv better qualified
man. VELoCIsSIMO.
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iva Clippings.
War and mad dogs are the topics Of col

War and mad dogs are the topics Of con.
versation.
Long before the sun sunk behind the
horizon vehicles and horse back riders
could be seen vending their way to the
Iva High School to hear the closing exer
cises of Prof. Harper's school All the
students did well. We would like to
mention each piece, but time and space for
bid. However we will not let the 'Flow-
er Drip and "Hans von Smash" dia
logue. pass unmentioned. They were both
splendid. The former was the training OF
Miss Iva Cook. who kindly assisted Prof.
Harper with his entertainment. The sec.
ond term begins the second Monday in
July. No doubt all the pupils will be
ready to return, as they are fond of their
teacher. Prof. Harper is en excellent
teacher and has few superiors.
DR.. Whsrton has about completed his
handsome dwelling, with the exception OF
the paint brush, and now we are all won.
dering who will live in it. guess he
knows. Madam Rumor says Mississippi
lady. We will gladly welcome her.
Miss Ida Beatty, of Dsans, is visiting rel
stives in this place.
'Mr. Will Davis, of Georgia, is spending
awhile with relatives.
NIfS. haEpST l0dVcS u0AI W0cA W S1oAt
friends and relatives in Georgia.
Mrs. r T. Stewart and little son. John
c., after spending two weeks with relatives
in Due West. returned home Monday,
much to the delight of her better half.
Mr.. George Brown, near this place, died
Monday aud was buried the following day
at Starr. He leaves wife and several
children. He was an old and respected
citizen.
Miss Ophelia Hail left Tuesday for an
extended trip to New wbeEry and County.
She will probably take in the Due West
Commencement before returning.
DR.. Link, of Wellington, was up last
week visiting relatives and his-but more
anon.
Some Of our young people attended the
marrisee c. H'as Minnie Mccullough to
Mr. Capers Brown, which event came off
Thursday afternoon at five o'clock. We
wish the young couple all the happiness
attain able in this life.
Mr.. Henry Johnson and Mr.. John Ar
mold, of Anderson. paid this place fly
ing visit last week.
Mr.. Berry Wilson. of Anderson, at
tended the closing exercises of Prof Har-
per's school.
Miss Nina Prritt, of Anderson, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. L. Jackson.
MI. r. G.. Jackson has gone to Baltimore
to accom- pany his mother home, who went
there TO have surgical operation per-
formed. She was much benefited by her
trip. CITIZEN.