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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-06-02
Pupils Recital.

A large audience gathered at the In
stltute, Jasper, FRIDAY evening TO lis
ten to the recital offered by Miss Shook
and her pupils, and apparently they
enjoyed the program very much. All
the pupils showed careful training in
the different selections they offered,
and Miss Shook is evidently cOnscien-
tiOus instructress.
The Gleo Club chorus singing was es-
, peoially good, particularly that Of the
sopranos and altos, and tue we'll known
"Qui TOLLS" WAS beautifully handled.
Miss Dora Pryor and Miss Teresa Dea-
kins, viOlinist, acquitted themselves adj
mirably in the vocal solo with violin
obligato. The following was the pro-
gram;
ChOFus--Fawn-tooted Mamie, Glee Club
S.,o Drum Major. Benedict
l@"0 "oiO' Musket GalOp. Kuilsk.
Miss Ina Lewis.
Vocal Duet Live and Love Thee.
Misses Carrie Shook and Dora Pryor.
Piano Duet--SOunds from the Ballroom
Misses Lewis VandeFwerksr and
Annie Laurie Spears.
Chorus-Two Little Tireless Feet,
Glee Club
Piano Solo-Music Box. Fink.
Miss lula Ashburn.
Guitar Duet-Delighttul SchOttische.
Mr.. Oscar Spears and Miss Carrie Shook
Piano SOlo-Little Swiss Scene.
Miss Annie Laurie Spears.
Vocal Solo with ObligatO-Angels Ser
Anade Misses Dora Pryor and Theresa
Deakins.
n,-S.,. Soldiers March, Shuman.
h'~"O 0O'O' Gslop Burlesque, GurlitA
Miss Vera Alexander.
Chorus-Qui TOLLS. Glee Club
Birds Nest. Schmoll.
Piano Solo. MOcklng Echo, SchmOll.
Boys Merry Go Round.
Miss Clara Leland.
Chorus-LO, the Bright Crimson.
Giee Club.
Piano Duet-On the Beautiful Blue
Danube. Strauss.
Misses Carrie Shook aud Grace Wood
head.
Cborus-Bravo. Glee Club.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-06-02

kan hussle for their vittles dartimes
an set up mite tn kompOse their SER
nuns. Then thay won't git tn fat an
sassy. My unkle Ruben has preeched
fur nothin for nigh 80 yeer an he is a
powerful preacher tn. Yu kan hear
him boiler mile.
beer sum of thies smart alex is get
tin up = sksem tn raze money tn putt a
karpet for the church hOus, | want tn
be put on record agin such blamed fool
ishness. II they git karpet thale be
kikin all the time about terbackpr JUICE.
won't stan Chier fule talk, an / won't
git up an run tu the winder every time
want ter spit. No, sur shall go
sumwhAr else tn wurshlp,
lam conservative man and | am
prowd NV it. When thirs up-tu-dait
young folks git tn risky I think it is
time tn kali hault, as Julyus Seller
sed ct the battle of Bunker Hill.
Hopin these tu lines will awaik lit
tie simperthy among among yure reed
ers an find yu enjoyin the same bless
sing | am
Yures trRwly,
A KEONSTANT REEDER.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-06-02
SUPPLEMENT-
$sQuatbte e GALLEY e News.
JUNE =, 1898.
KEOMMUNIKASHUN.

Sequatchy, Tenn ma 80 1898.
editurs Muse, Deer Surs
talk mi pen in hand Cu ask you tn
print flu lines in yure pSpur III let the
yure reeders no that think sum OF the
yung pepul round here is tu smart.
Thay putt tu mutton nonBens inter our
boys an girls beds Thay IL alters git
ting up PLACE an books suppers and Use
kreem sOshsrbuls tn pa the preachers
salerY, and thay ar runnin Yepworth
Leg an haV bot nu orgun for the sun
dy skOOl. II the sundy skOOl has got
ia have mewlsick why can't thay put up
with sOmethin cheaper? What's the
yuSe OF wastin 100 dolers on Orgun
when w kan bi 2 big juceharps fur
fiftin ssnts? don't go mulch on sundy
skOols nOhoW. When boys and gals git
so thay no the dIffrunce betwean Bell
Shazzer an b. l.. Zebub it is apt tn
make them fisetty. Who kares whether
Go Liah was kid by David or Gorge
Washington? DUE nOin these trihn
perticerlers hep boy about kurin hog
mete or gal about bakin kern bred?
Not mulch, an hsint hog mete an korn
bred the tn princerpln things in life?
OF kOurse thay IL. AS fer this yer Yep
worth Leg sumbuddy Orter putt stop
tn it, Mi unkle Ruben. who is a
preacher, SEE he has red the Bibul Z
times an be KANT and no menshun OF
ary Yepworth Leg in 1t. That's enuf
"a show that good kristuns won't hav no
truck with it nOhow. / red this tn mi
! wife, Hubby, an she remarkt that ter
hacker an mules an Z. Buckles Coffee
an free silver haint none Of them mem
shuned in the Bible but told her ter
hush her noise en- tend Ia her dish
washin. think it agin the Blbul TO
hav shows an sech like ia the church
/ hous TO raze mummy. Didn't Christ
| drive tue mummy changers outer the
/ temple? Hubby she says them yer
mummy changers want wOrkin nit" an
/ da TO rAze mummy ter pay the preachers
| sallery, an keep the church a runnin,
/ but Hubby don't know nuthing nOhOw.
/ | think the Bibul means "a forbid pepul
| from letting their mummy change hands
| in the church bOuse, when the cOntri-
button box kums round, or emmy other
| time. I've alters stuck to this view an
mi religus haint cost me but 10 sents In
| the last % years
What's the yuse Of THROWN away
mummy on preachers ennyhOw? They
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-06-02
From Hon. John A. Moor.

The following letter from Congress-
man Moon, has been received by Maj
or Hill, Commander Post %, this city:
IL have transmitted to the President
the formal action OF Post SO, g. A. r.,
rendering service Of its members to the
Government.
The American spirit is alive every
where and the old soldiers of both arm
les in the late war vie with each other
in readiness to defend the common flag
the one flag of our country"
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-06-02
NOTICE!

To Farmers and Wheat Raisers.
have bought a large steam thresh-
ing outfit, with wind-stacker, self
feeder and bind-cutter, with automatic
weiRher and Dagger. This machine
will run in addition TO the one / already
have. solicit the public patronage.
The above mentioned machine is the
most economical, and a saving in every
particular.
Respect lly,
A. W. PRYOR,
Jasper, Tenn
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-06-02
Fisher, THE PAINLESS TOOTH
EXTRACTOR,

who extracts teeth positively without
pain. 25 cents-a new and harmless
method which is NO FAKE. viii come
prepared to do all kinds OF dental work.
A full set of artificial teeth, S1l.O0, and
will have them worth more. Amalgam
and white filings, 75c each. Gold fill
ings, Sl.OO and upwards according to
size of cavity Of tooth. II your plate of
teeth has become too loose by shrink
age Of the mouth it can be duplicated
all right for $500 per plate. Broken
plates repaired at Sl.OO and upwards.
Call on me. All examinations OF the
teeth given free.
/ will also be- at Sequschee two days
each month on my return from Whit
we'll.
DIR. W. NJ. FISHER,
Jasper, Tenn.
HWill be at Whitwell 9th and 9TH Of
June, 1925
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-06-02
THE CLOSING EXERCISES.


W5WNsBNWy 11UFM1ME ~ % NE
Wednesday morning the Bacculau-
reate sermon was preached by DR..
Stowe, of Nashville, in the college
chapel, ana the prizes were awarded
as follows: In the contest in OFatOry
Miss Dora Pryor, daughter of f. g. H.
Pryor, of Whitwell, and Mr. J. w. Rob
erson, son Of Capt. James Robertson, OF
this place were awarded first medals,
the Judges being so undecided about
the respective merits of the two candi-
dates that they resolved to give the
prize to both.
In the contest for the best essay, Miss
Grace Vanderwerker won the premium.
In the debate, the hOnOrs we're car
ried off by Clay Long, who represented
the negative side Of the question.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-06-02
Tbnnks. VIII.

The News Is very much indebted to
Mr. VIII Robertson for favOrs this week.
and our work Of getting up a good re-
port OF the exercises at the Pryor lnsti-
tute, Jasper, has been greatly facilitat-
I'd by bis kind assistance in various
ways
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-06-02
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes.

TAKE one look at our shoes and our eompetz
titors are knocked out on the first found,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-06-02

There will be big picnic At Noun
tain City Saturday next and our friend,
j. NJ. Byers, is manager as per printed
matter furnished him this week. He
promises all good time
w. S. Pryor has joined Jim Morrison's
company.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-06-02
NOTICE

will come to Whitwell every LIST Mon
day and stay two days,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
TRAMPS ROB A STORE
Burglary Committed on the store
Owned by SIR. LOncer.

Sunday morning thieves broke into the
drug and general store belonging to Mr..
a. LONGER of Towanda. The ystole shoes,
silks, revolvers, gloves. cigars and tobacco
and a handsome Knights Of Pythias jewel
The loss amounted to about 500. The po-
lice here think that the gang Of tramps
they forced to leave town on Saturday
did the deed.
]. P. Sims a young man was arrested
yesterday by Mr.. o. D. Barnes charging
him with forgery. On Saturday night
Sims went to Barnes & Newcombs store
on East Douglas avenue and wanted TO
look al a bicycle. They were shown him
and he selected one and had it laid aside.
Yesterday ne went TO the store and wanted
10 take the wheel and presented an order
signed by Mr.. Kinsader Sims told Mr..
Barnes that he worked for Mr.. Kinsader.
Mr.. Barnes doubted Sims story and saw
Mr.. Kinsader, who said Sims did not nor
never had worked for him. Mr.. Barnes
then told Sine what Mr.. Kinsader had
said. He asked Sims II he would be will
ing to go to Mr.. Kinsader' sthouse. He
said that he would. When confronted by
Mr.. Kinsader Sims said that the order mad
been given him by Mr.. Kinsader's son.
Sims was taken to the police station about
I O'Clock in the afternoon and locked up.
He will be given a hearing probably this
afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
MIDNIGHT REHASH EDITIONS
DO Not Contain the Latest Wan
News

-
Anyone who can read, and knows what
news is, readily discovered in yesterday
mornings Eagle that the only new and
important facts regarding TIE Situation
reaching Southern Kansas and Oklahoma
was recorded in the Eagle The half
baked Kansas City midnight edition. got
ten out especially for the Kansas ard
Oklahoma people. contained Absolutely
nothing new-nothing that had not az
ready been published the day before. They
simply contained a rehash Of matter Of
the evening service. All the fresh and
important facts did not touch the wires
until three hours after they had gone to
press. The readers of the Eagle can con-
graduate themselves that the news ;hey
read in these columns was taken off the
wire hot up 10 o'clock yesterday nom
ing. This will continue TO be the case.
Railroads cannot annihilate distance. but
telegraph wires can, and all news emanat-
ing from points east of The Missouri river
the real news-does not commence com
ing for morning papers before midnight,
continuing until as late as o'clock a m.
Kansas and Oklahoma people can't be
boodooad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
NORTH TOPEKA TRANSFERS
Miss Cook Buys Property at I55
and 1877.

Miss Mary Cook has bought the big
property on the southwest corner of To-
peka avenue and First street, paying
81. 400. She will improve and remodel the
property to make it one of the hand
soonest on the avenue. This IS one OF
the most popular downtown dining halls.
Miss Cook will Immediately build some
important improvements.
The property next 149 North Topeka
was bought the latter part Of the week
by Mr. Burnett, a travelling man, for a
permanent home.
The Kansas National bank gets AS
North Topeka at $500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
DAWSON IS BETTER
Is Able at Times to Sit Up in
a Chair
SUTTON TO TESTIFY
VIII Leave Tonight for Cat
skill, New Mexico.

This evening Harry Sutton and Miss
Mexico, they having been subpoenaed to
appear before the United States grard
jury to testify in the case Of the robbing
of the postoff1ce which was committed on
the night of November L.
Messrs. Adams & Adams, Sheas' attor-
neys, got a description of all OF the stolen
property and also several afidavits, for
the purpose of trying to establish the
fact that Ed Dawson, the man sho- by
Shea, committed the burglary. During the
trial this was not allowed to be introduced
in the testimony but 1t PROBABLY Wi! be
in the hearing before the Supreme court
when the case comes up for a new trial
The night that Dawson was shot he
was searched by Harry Sutton. From
his person Mr.. Sutton took several mark
ed coins and bills which are exactly the
way the money was marked that was ex-
tracted from the Catskill p0sLofiice.
Mr.. Sutton still has the things found on
Dawson and he will take them with him
and will testify to what occurred here.
II VIII De remembered LlAdl LAW ain
Miss Whaley left here during the middle
of October and did not return until about
the 10th of November. The outcome CT
the decision given by the New Mexico
grand jury will be watched with cousid-
cradle eagerness for on their determine
ton will hang in a great measure the fate
Of Dawson and Shea. In case Dawson
is found to be the man who done the rob-
berry it will help Shea's case and if nCt
it will help Dawson.
There has been a rumor current on the
streets that Dawson had 50 far recov-
cred that he IS able to walk about tie
hospital with the aid Of crutches. The
Wichita hospital was telephOned 10 last
night to learn the truth or falsity of the
statement. 1t was learned that while
Dawson is some better he still has no
control over the use of his legs. Occas-
fonaIly he is allowed to sit up in a chair.
1t will probably be at least four months
and perhaps longer before he will be able
to get about on clutches II he ever can.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
BUILDING AND TRANSFERS
What Wichita Is Doing in the Way of


4
Mr.. W. A. Johnson has bought the Fred
Israel home. corner Lawrence and COAX,
! has improved 1t very much and Will take
| possession a once.
DR.. Tyler has purchased the Judge
| Glenn house corner Market and Oak.
Mr.. Henrion has purchased the corner
| of Oak and Lawrence and will place
| residence upon 1t at once.
Mr.. Chapel has moved into a large two
| and one-half story residence building on
/ the corner of Lawrence and Pine, which
VIII soon be fitted up in modern style.
Mr.. Haley has purchased the northeast
| corner of Lawrence and Pine and is exca-
waiting and dressing stone for a new resi-
dence.
Mrs. Shields has just about completed
| a handsome cottage on North Lawrence
and viii soon have the second beside this
one.
T. B. Wall is out hearoding Hearod in
| the Sims addition he is getting on to his
! already large residence what with it's
| porches, galleries. baywindows. alcoves
dormers. etc, it resembles the mansion of
a milionaires summer resort on the sea
! coast.
J L :
on North Market.q planned for a small
family.
Mr.. Mcknight is Just putting the finish
/ ing touches to q charming cottage on
! North Lawrence. near second street.
William Folks two-story SO-foot press
ed brick buggy house on North Main is
about finished
The following IS a list of residences
! built since the first of the year or nov
| under construction:
West Lawrence-2o9. R. Roach: 242, Mrs
! Payne, cottage; go, cottage. J. W. Chap
pelle; 7O2, cottage. Ora Mckinney.
! Corner Oak and Market-Nelson Moore,
cottage.
Following is a partial list OF building
improvements recently completed OF in
! progress:
2o9 North Lawrence, cottage, by R.
Roach
2i2 North Lawrence. cottage. Mrs
Payne.
ca North Lawrence, two-srory house, J.
! y. Chapel.
7o2 North Lawrence, cottage. A. W.
Hoehle.
10 North Lawrence, cottage. Ora Nc
Kinney.
Corner of Oak and Market, cottage, Nell
son Moore.
1880 North Market, house. c. z. Potts
1871 North Lawrence. house, Robinson
/ Bros.
l2l4 North Lawrence. house, George Wal
/ ker.
/ 12n and 1243 North Lawrence. cottage,
I Mrs shields
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
EVIDENCE OF PROSPERITY
Ralph NiedeIander Observes a Gen
eraI Revival.

Ralph Niederlander has been in the
city several days. He IS with the Sim
mons Hardware company of St Louis.
Mr.. Niederlander says the evidences of
prosperity is very apparent on all Sides
and he hears nothing but words Of en-
enlargement and talk of Cood and pros
porous times from everyone he meets
that the improvements going on through
out the city are so many and valuable
that it delights him 10 see and know that
his many friends are again riding on the
wave of prosperity,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
WIND DOES LITTLE DAMAGE
Blows the Cresting OLA Building on
Vain IT.

The wind yesterday afternoon blew 8
perfect gale. No serious damages are
reported. but several unstable signs were
blown down. part of the bill board in the
first block on South Main street fell over
and The cast iron cresting on the three
story building al 2u North Main street
was blown of and fell TO the pavement
below breaking into a hundred pieces.
Had il been any other day than Sunday
some one would have undoubtedly been
killed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
NEGRO WANTED IN WINFIELD
Found by the Police and Taken TO
His Homo.

Sheriff F A. Dances Of CONVEY county
wired the police department yesterday say
ing that Charles Fleming. very black
negro was wanted in Winfield Tor assault,
with intent 10 kill The description sen,
saws that he is about I'VE feet four inches
tall, round shoulders with a round full
face with a small mustache.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
HIS HEALTH FAILS
j. A. Du Bots Quits the Pacific Elk
press Office.

J. A. Dubois, who has served the Pacific
Express company here as bill clerk for
several years resigned yesterday and
leaves today over the Missouri Pacific for
Sedan He makes the change on account of
his health. He will probably take run as
messenger. He was efficient and faithful
and his friends expect to hear of his pro-
motion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
APRIL FOOL PARTY
Ward Gates Given n Reception by
Friends.

A very pleasant surprise party was Civ
en- Ward Gates at the home Of his par
snts, Friday evening. Games and music
were the chief features Of the evening.
enlivened by many April fool tricks.
Those present were Lulu Smith Alice
Miller, Ruth Maloney. Iona Herman, Ce-
Gil Barlow. Ella Murray, Josephine Muir
ray. Lille Shoemaker. Carl MiItner Pear!
Leinbach Conner Burton, Robert Shoe
maker, Harry Gates and Ward Gates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
OCTOGENARlAN GETS LOST
sheriff TeIegraphs That Ie Tried 10
Kill Nan There.

An old gentleman. whose name could not
be learned strolled away from his home a.
1913 North Fifth avenue yesterday after
noon and could not find his way back
again. lie was seen COINS north toward
the stockyards. but when he came 20 re
turn ne must have become bewudered
for he was found just before 8 O'Clock
standing near Turner's hail on South Main
street. He is about 50 years of age and
quite feeble and il Is = mystery how lie got
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The board Of directors Of the Wichita
hospital are requested 20 meet this after
noon at the hospital a. 2.So, as business
OF Importance IS before he board for Gss-
cussion.
Mr.. sam Woolard has returned from 4
two months trip in New Mexico aHd Ar!-
IONA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04

so far away with the wind blowing such
a gale. The patrol wagon was sent for
and ne was taken 10 his home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04

Sheriff Simmons returned home from
Topeka yesterday morning. having gone
there to place Frank Wilson in the reform
school.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-09

thi5 aetioA q ron siren the approval Or
the executive, finance and transportation
committees In charge OF the reunion ar
rangements.
These resolutions will be sent to the
Trunk Line Association, the joint Trai-
fic Association, the Central Passenger
Committee, and other railroad organlza-
lions, and Il is hoped that they win con-
tribute to bringing the railroaders to
their senses. II they do not accomplish
this, the reunion IS of.
Before adjournment. Chairman Rnwl-
ing brought up the matter OF grounds
for the reunion. Three sites had been
suggested: The Bridge park (old Camp
Carlile), the state fair grounds and the
base ball park. all on the Island. The
first and last are on the street car line,
and before the reunion dates the state.
fair grounds WIN have street car nc.
commodations The captain told Of the
advantages OF each site. and seemed In
cllned 20 favor Camp Garlic. However,
ne asked an expression Of opinion FROM
the committees. on motion OF Mt,
Quarter, the matter was left to the de-
cision Of Captain Rawling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-09
SEVERAL CANDIDATES


Are sugGsstsd for the Four House OF Del
eGStoS Nominations to DO Made by the
Ohio County Democratic Convection
This Afternoon.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
chamber Of the second branch of council,
city building, the nominating convention
of the Ohio county Democracy will be
held. Each district will be represented
by FIVE delegates, who were chosen at
the county primary election last satur-
day. The business of the convention is
to name four candidates for house of
delegates and select Ohio county's sena-
torial conferees.
Several names have been suggested
for house Of delegates, including Fidellus
Rlester, James W. Ewing, Joseph Hand
Ian, c. A. SchaeEer. Fred Strauser and
]. r. HlEsom, OF Wheeling; DR.. William
Bates, of Richland district, and D. M.
Thornburg, OF TTiadelphia district,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-09
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers TIA tho Clty and wheeling Pso'
pie Abroad.

Strangers TIA tho CITY and Wheeling PEG.
pie ABB OAti.
Joseph A. Beacon, of smithheld, is at
the Howell.
II. NJ Hall, Of New MartInsvIlle, was
a stamm guest yesterday.
A. T. Ray, Of Thirty-ninth street, is
visiting friends In Toledo.
s. w. Ferguson, OF East Liverpool,
Yesterday registered at the Windsor.
Miss Jennie X. Irwin, of Knoxville,
Tenn, Is Visiting her brother, w. w. 4r-
win, OF South Chapline street.
Percy Vain, of the South sidA'. has re-
turned from Savannah, Ca, ami Mick
amauga, where his attempt at eniNStNent
failed.
Charley Altmeyer, prescription clerk
at stewart's pharmacy is conhneu TO
HE home in the Eighth ward, with an
attack OF quInsy.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank L. Hupp and child
left yesterday for Hullett's Landing.
Lake George, New York, where they VIII
spend the summer.
Paul D. AIilholland, of Reading, Pa,
general salesman Of ]. II. steinburg q
son. the nut and bolt manufacturers,
stoned of IN the city yesterday to see
his uncle Sam B. Harrison, at the Nc"
Lure.
BENTLEY Jones, Frank Cunningham
VIII Falk and VIII Jones, OF the war
wick pottery, have returned from n de-
Wghtrul trip. which included Cleveland
buffalo, Niagara Falls and Toronto
Canada.
walter Wheat, "Joe" Ankle, Ed
schul and Sam Gibbons, leading lights
Of the Eighth ward, left yesterday In Ed
Wheats yacht, to camp below MOUNDS.
vile. An express wagon Will be sent
down to-day after the fish.