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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-02-15
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The publishsrs or for the convenience OF patrons
s,nye eopIes OF OF each Issue have been placed on
ssie :, 49,. folloxtpg places In the County;
south Pxrts. Sturteyants Drug Store.
shurtlefrs Drug Store
Sorxsv. Moves DRUG store
stones Drug store
Rucksela Alfred Cole, Postmaster.
S~vsnDr0 AZ Lewis. Insurance cmceA
psrts UIn NJ l. Melien. Post Othce.
RTxznt's Pond. IL J. Libby, Post Ofiice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-02-15
lyNCHyIIlE

Mr.. and Mrs iyOrin Mcheen Of Stone
ham visited their daughter, Mrs. Austin
MeAllister. Wednesday.
Charlotte Buffers from Ramford Fall.
visited At A. {. Hollis last week.
Willard Barker has dnished work si
Norway and Is staying II III. b. Nc
keen's.
Silas Kckeeu has been 90 the sick list
for . week.
n. b. MeKeen wet 20 Portland on
business saturday.
saturday morning. Jan 9Th. while
the thermometer ~Ns no degrees below
zero. Psys0n MeAllistsr ss~ . eroS.
Tie said the crow sas dying tossrd
klerdike in search Cor a warmer climate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-02-15
WEST PARIS

The Unlversalist Circle was held at
Dunhams Hall, Friday evening, Feb. IL,
and the following program was listened
TO, after which ice cream was served and
quite large number enjoyed q social
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-02-15
EAST SUMNER.

T't Vt, TUT = W
Cannon. a sou.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
ABOUT DUBUQUE.
By "Klondyke Jim."

By "klondyke Jim.
Mrs. Kate Harrington. of near
Haistead, is here visiting.
Henry Smith. of Wheatland, waz
visiting IN these parts Sunday,
August Smith of this place LETT for
Okishoms Tuesday, where he has 9
farm.
Mr. Henry O-ser is getting material
on mis- place for erecting one of the
large and finest houses in the
county.
Mr. McKlllip, the butter maker oi
The ne" creamery, Was in this vicinity
Saturday IN the interest of the
creamery.
The revival meetings at Calvsr,
have clused A humber of CONVEX
sions are reported. Meetings have
begun at the German church here.
Joe D'lechek has purchased farm
near Claflln FIR $4,000 His father
has also bought another farm in tins
locality, consideration likewise 50 600
Frank Kasar, of Iowa, who has
land interests III this C unity, was here
for time looking after it. He visit
ed with DoIechek's. He left for his
home Sunday
The creamery at this place and al
Cls fin ia now sure thing. TIE
s'a,inn will he located on Section II,
N. E. corner. Work will begin in a
week or so IF g cons ruction.
The other day three brothers went
to buy the same farm. One went to
one place, another TO another. and
the third to third place to buy this
farm We don't know watch one
was he lucky one.
Rev. J.,hn Kracher held quarterly
conference at the German III. E
church at this place Saturday. Ii
was decided to buili new church a,
this place. The church and lots al
Great Bend were sold for ak hun ire,.
collars.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
OLNIfZ.

From ''Sesrcher.''
L,ght snow fell here last Friday
evening.
Prayer meeting at the Boyle school
house last Thursday evening.
Our DR.. Atkins had q call last
saturday t., visit sick man 26 miles
from this burg.
Hundreds of bushels of wheat COM
ing to this market almost daily.
Prices about rs cents.
Mrs Dunning of Smith county ia
visiting her SICK daughter Mrs. Frank
Bechtel of Abb N township.
Plenty of war :alk in this town the
past few days. Grid on the armor
Boys, and be ready for your country's
service.
Itis stated since the creation that
231 600. 900 600 people have lived on
the earth IF they all lived to day
how much ground would tse left after
giving .ch one garden patch?
George Wigsons' horses broke
lose from their hitchins p,st last
Friday night. taking a top buggy
with them. running four miles before
they we're cap'ure.i; damage to buggy
d se or ten dollars. damage to ponies
net assessed.
Il is reported recently that seven
persons we're bitten by mad dog il
Pitfehurg and vicinity this State
Same dog biz number of horses and
.,ther dogs. Now farmers commence
to kill of yo1r surplus dogs. Dom
wait 20 lock the door after your horse
u sfolen.
Merchant Brack has been doing q
business in photos for many of hi
eastnmers- People furnish him with
le copy sgd be ssnds theu Of spd
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
MA HERVILLE.

By luna Voce."
Prn,racted meetings will soon be-
gin at NJ Olivet.
W. Dryden returned to his hume
at G"rdland, Kansas.
Clifton Cobun made fy ing trip
to Hoi-ingfon last Saturday.
Mes May Sawyer spent few days
of last W. ek with her grandparents,
Mr and Mrs. B cknell
Mr.. and Mrs Dryden and Nj n.
overs sp.nt Sunday evening wnh
F. Eve eigh and family.
Mrs. w Bannisser and sister Miss
Ann McAfe carne out from Great
Bend to visit their mother.
The school at district 56 celebrated
Wa-hington's birthday with appro.
pirate exercises ON the 22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. DRYDEN spent few
days in Hosing.on Visiting Mrs Dry.
den's sister Mrs l. E. Baker.
A Valentine party was given at
the home of Mrs Terrili on Monday
evening and a pleasant evening was
spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Enos Shaffer have
moved into Levi Johnson>s huuse.
They are much more comforts bly,
situated han they w.re.
Friiav venning qui 9 cr'wd
gathered at tie home of @. n Bick
nell, and lie evening was spent in
PLAYING games and eating pnpc 'rn.
< pleasant time was emf 'yed by all
presen'.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
SASRs ES3yz|
HOISINH TON.
From the Dispatch.

from the DISpatch.
H,isingtun wall be set apart as u
seperate rad d.str ct bis spring.
@ lite Il bug Real, estate deal is on
foot, Involving the sale OF the opera
block.
Fred BAugh. cf Great Bend, will
have charge OF the pharmscy depart
ment of Of Geo. Vaieriu-' drug store
joel Dickerson came in from NJ III
tr,se, Colorado. to ,iay with twO car
load of cattle which he will feed nere
A very str 'ng temperance move
ment ,s taking hold all over the coun
ty Il will be the Issue at the spring
electiuns
w E 1oll4r ha4 purch IS d the
ku se'y pr pertv aud will mrve his
family here from raw ford. r CT comn-
ty. in short time
j. W. McCanley WAS elected chair.
man of the ho,r of directors of the
National Aid A >sn iation at their
annual meeting held at Topeka this
week
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
CLAFLIN.
From the Banner

From the Banner
We may not love the barber, but
We like 10 be ..nexG" to him
More wheat was marketed at Olaf
lin Wednesday than in any one day
since the holidays.
r ". Hoffman left Tuesday morD-
ing for a few week visit with friends
and relatives in Missouri.
Will ID ugan recesved a painful
wound by horse failing down upon
bis foot one day last week. but is re
covering all right.
A nice time was had at the b Z
supper at the Rel Wing school h"us
last SATURDAY. night 0 ,ing 10 The
al 70 .d- on'y metiun size | or w'i
was in attendar
We used to know q girl named
Mary. When she grew up and went
TO coliege she dropped the ~ from
her name and il was May. About a
wear ago she got married and ha'
dropped the y and now they call her
MIA
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24

lives. Some one got one of the dogs
last week aud lock out If some one
don't ges the other Que
The M 40 boy aud He.zer boys
had wolf hunt In their neighbor
hood last Saturday. and got one wolf.
They wilt hunt again next Saturday
Feb 26 They will meet at No. 40
school house by eight o'clock sharp.
Every body turn odt and telp kill =
few of thnse animals Bring your
dogs and gums and have a GOOD time.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24

they are copied IN large sizes lu snii
owners. Buy ten d. liars worth OF
gods at retail prices, give him 9
COPY of picture to GO by, and Peter
will do the rest at his own expense,
save the frame that you will have C
pay cost price tor.
As the editor of the DEMoCHAr wa
present ~ the funeral of our respected
cItizen, Karl Kreisel, I presume g
lengthy notice is mt desired from
me. This community feeis deepl,
the loss of one of its best citizens.
The funeral procession ia said to have
been the largest ever seen in theee
parta. which is a marked evidence Of
the esteem our people had for the de-
ceased and his family.
Il is perhaps not known by al
farmers that onr county was SECOND
h+st IN the State on wheat last year
Sumner leading With 229 253 acres
Welding 5 $50, 060 bushels. averags
20 bnshsls per acre Baron mex
with 184043 acres Welding 2 944 .6Ss
bushels. avrrsge Is bushels per acre
McPhers third 1872 941 acres Weld
ing 2.525, S79 bushes av. rage Is
bushels per acre In c,,rn r publ
county led. raising 7.739 l56 ,nsh Il
Jewel next. raising Z .279 05S bushels
Marshall third, raising 6 1882. 33t
bushels. Our county last year wa.
far behind ON corn. not reaching $
half million bushels. but We b. at al
Int Sumner on wheat This va,
copied from Safe heard report.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24

Sas iss- n
AS ! AzzzS@ i -

s. [. Hale returned Wednesday even
ing from Garden City where he attend
I'd the session of the appellate court
We concur IN his opinion that the place
of holding said court shonld be changed
to Great Bend. which point would he
equally accessible from all parts of the
district.-LaCrosseC bieftain.
It was certainly a great hlunder
wben the place OF hol ling the conr
was fixed away out at Garden City.
Great Bent ought to have been select
ed in the first place. and if the wishes
of the majority Of attorneys doing bust.
ness ia that court are consulted. the
place of holding the appellate court
will be changed to Great Bend.
The Great Bend Msrbei Works are
ready to furnish you anything in the
line CT Monuments. Tombstones, etc.
See J. A. BLAND. Salesman.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
DISTRICT 80.

By The Students."
The section men have q station be
tween here and the Bend
a dance at Mr.. Schneckis is an.
nouuced tor Saturday a week.
William Rainecse. the photograph
or, took picture # our sen Dol Tues I
day.
Boyd Evers and j. Bell attended
the VI. W. A. lodge in the Bend,
Monday night.
Some of the old settlers from this
vicinity atten led the funeral of Kari
Kreisel at Olmstz Sunday
Fred H-mpker aud the Mise.
L zzie Brandt and Lille E.mlIler will
leave fer All extended visit IN Wiscon.
ain soon.
VIM Cook and Will Amerine re-
| 'urne from thu Northern art 1T tn
state Satu day, where they have Tee
gathering corn.
"Cr t c" tore his shirt, metspi"ri
caIly speaking. in the last issue OF q
DEMOCRAT. If you don't wish to he
crit cised quit acting the simpIeton.
I, the spelling ma ,ch Thursday
y ening Frank E wing of No 80 stood
up longest in the first trial In the
se ord t,iaI Miss keenan,. of NJ. z,
and Victor Cory spe led through the
book. the contest resulting in draw
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
ALBION TWP.

From 81. C. Russelers -
Otto Brant is going to rustic part
ner for the next dance.
Nick LIGHTER is going to build /,
new house in the spring.
Mrs. Amelia Shugart is fencing uE
the land she sought last fall.
A good time was had at the sur
prize dance, at Lon B zen's.
Alois Schmidt had a "stag dance
last week-40 men to one girl.
Frank Jnttner was up fir m Bois.
ington to visit his brother j I'm.
George Harper is pr. pairing tt
make a visit to bis sister In Missouri
The girls must like Charlie Qu.nlan
because the sent HIM So vsientines.
Charlie q 18th. jr daucpd so much
last week he Wore ff one of his heels
Anton f Schenk is getting out
rock to build him O new house th
spring.
Charlie 10Th is going to have 8
we'll dug, [ heard. Call ON the We'll
Sinking 20.
George Harper goes to Missouri te
get him a wife, and live on corr
dodgers the rest of his life.
Three inches of moisture (-pow ana
r-in) fell m Albion last week, and al
farmers are look NJ for big whea,
yield.
Lou Buesseu has not missed one
day feom gong to town for the las
three weeks. Playing seven up fol
the drinks will not make the wheat
grow or pillow the corn ground.
Another soul made happy: Charlie
QuinIan Fought cart for S1.00-
amt III? He said. 20 mamma, I've
got a cart. but 1 don't got de d liar
ain't 'ds Lend me- the dollar
When Charlie takes his girl riding
he has { he TIE hnrse and she the
dr. yer. Don't il?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
NO 10 AND CLARENCE.

By "Arm,d ,le''.
Waeal is linking fine in this 10 ali,y.
Charley Re: der was at 81 8. Baird's
last Monday.
II :. Ba,rd was IN Pawnee Rock
last Tuesday.
Frei E vlug was visiting N. 6
school last F.id4y.
Henry Schultz WAS in Great Beud
last Friday on b isiness.
wonder what draws Wm. Rh 'des'
attention I" Great Bendp
Dan Bird IN the county seat
last Wedne-day, on business.
j r Ewing and wife were in
Pawnee r ,ck last Wednesday.
Ell and Nina Archer we're visiting
at j. A. C"mp'ons' last Sunday.
Johnnie Compton. of Reno county
is up here visiting friends AMI rela
,iyes
Fl.Gd Nelson, of Great Band, wa
in this vicinity last Wednesday and
Thursday.
John n. Uaruh was visiting his
brother Ben in Rush county las
Wednesday
Arthur Rndes and Geo NJ. Comp
| ton were on the streets of fsreat Bend
one day last week.
Ed Quincy and his sister. MAID
of Pswn.e Rr.k. were visiting at J.
{ Kelis' one day last week.
think that anne sportemsn haf
hes,er get mp u hunt and kill off q frs
If those solv-s for they are ge.tin,
quite brave in this l..cali,y.
/ VIM Rhoades and his two sisters
Loretta and LIZA. were visiting il
O'mifz last Tuesday and Wednesday
| si'h their ,ssin. G E. Jones.
8 me ane bad better learn thei
Il va 10 s'sv at the house when an,
lone sses By. OF il viii coss them thsi
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
SO FOR So.

Ia pr' Vent 81 =. ~ la "a YES; 20
u AXE an old hUlse Young; tu make
nor OW FAT. ara make good nI { h
NV OHtT .l.iId btii'r la a u t ~
non ks ra'f weigh SEQ Ia $50 pounds.
Use OIL MEAL. Il oil cake. BUY oIiy
80 BEST and IUREST fer saie'l v lie
.rst IntrcGuc' - and f. deTs here We
so give iIerlioi f,r "a Esiipg n
'ricPs to meet ALL COMP TITIoN S"id
u INV quantity. Ne h.tP I'D - for
even years. DICKsoN &'sHoRE
Great Beng KaHs.s
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
HEN FRUIT.

I am in that buslAees. I have Tie
following varieties: Buff Legh. rn
White Plymouth r .c.s. ard Brown
Leghorns. My pen of Buff Lrgt"rI.,
are BUFF-there are no hue ur lilac,
wings ur triIs about Them. The e, O.
erei l purchased from w. 6. FutI
Stewar:stown, Pa He is buff fri
top to bottom, with fine undptcnlor-
not white or black feather to L.
found on him Eggs from This pen a,
worth 50 90 FIR Is.
Sly White Plymouth Rocks are O
Plymouth RICK size, and the cker.
is wbire-no creamy feathers ahnn
him. which is hard to find in the white
Rock variety. The pulle,s aud hens
weigh from z To pounds E o. tion
this pen are worth S1.00 for Is.
l also have a pen of 3 G. Brown
L"ghorns. eggs s1.00 Cor Is. l HAY.
for sale cockerels of the following w.
rieties: White Plymouth Rocks 81 i
So each; Barred R"cks from 81 cents
t, 81; Brown LeghornS V. ur ch",ce
for 81. Alsn few White Pfyrnoutl
Rick pullets for so cents each.
My stock 70 lust what / tell Won
is-if you don't believe il come an
see.
AxEL WTMMEI GREv.
Great Bend, Kans
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
DUNDEE.

+ ON "Student-."
Benz Schmidt went to town las.
Wednesday
II. { Nc kill went to Great Bend
laS Fr'd Y.
r.hles McGiii has sold one of his
finest horaes.
Il. q u ,ru, went to Great Bend
as' Thurs lay
9. W. Hainsh n wts seen n P.w-
nee E .ck last F., diy.
Lena q .ru, VISITED W tn Effie and
Nettie Schm DR. las eS
B u. aud J II. Unruh went to
Pawnee r ok last Wednesday
N-t'ie Schmidt and Lena Unrhh
visited Dundee &C, % lsat russda>
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24

buyer offered IS cents for load pro
vidug &c was ,;ei.vere.i today.
Peter Smith. George Eberhardt
and Alex Veach expect To leave for
Grand Encampment Wyoming. the
first Of next week, where they will
locate claims in new gold fields
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24

All the latest appliances for art,stit
work. Satisfaction guaranteed New
Era Gallery. Over Huopers
HALLIDAY & LUSE.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-02-24
ELIINN GOD.

T ,ree m,nths will practically de
ter nine VIII t Rini at wheat crop Kan
sss Ia to have this year.
Since Illin wood is known far and
vide as Germany, It surely canaut be
inappr"pria q Il" reitr Ia hei chief mag
isirate as Burgomas,er
Lust Saturday. H L Ives sold n
Thoroughbred Hereford hull 9 months
anil 26 days Did, To q. VI Hanna, by
Telegram. f r 500
Cashier E l. Smith has great con
fiience ia the efficacy of the Kuen
ditch as prosperity produc H.
has land near the Cheyenne botiom-
for which he refused fancy price
8 K Thomas is preparing to again
rebuild his livery barn This is his
third barn If there is truth in the
aiage that the third time is the charm
this harm ought never to burn down
One day last week "a Chas. r h.
helm, am of j - Rehb-i1, of northeast
of town, waa riding herseback. the
horse shipped aud fell sherebv braak
ing the h,v's leg and otherwise hrnis
ing him up.
From the Leader.
Ducks aud geese are coming in and
the hunte are cnrresp 'adlngiy happ'
Miss Katie Ap-l stepped on mai
the other d.y i.jtring her foot quit.
se.erely.
The h-,me of o B Eleroid wa,
made happy last Sunday by the arr.-
val of another baby buy
George Thul sh-t an eagle on IT,.
marsh this wee.. which measured ais
feet and half fr m tip to tip.
Miss Lena DeWerf fell while run,
ming, out at her fathers farm MN
dsv. and di~lacated her shoulder. he
sides severely bruisinv the b-.nes
The top price paid fac wheat st thi
poius vas 81 cenls The morning. On
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23
Court of Justice John.

Josiah Honeyman and Charles Lee. the
two negro thieves, who have gotten them
selves i'm the tolls, were given further
time for carrying away cart belonging
to Henry Evans. This case give them
six months additional time i'm Jail. An
other case against them is that Of enter
ing the dwelling house, No. % south Third
street and carrying away a lot Of lead
pipe. This latter charge goes over TO the
9th instant
Isaac Brown. colored, for being disor-
Derby in James Bahens barroom on
Christmas Eve. and threatening to do up
everybody in the place, was sent down
for twelve months.
VIM. Gillard a young negro, who keeps
bad company was given twelve months in
Jail for having "A suspicious character.
Jimmie Brown, another one Of the
same kind. was laid up for sixty days.
Alexander Myers went on little spree
and turn ed in to abuse and curse Mrs. +.
T.. Meredew. a neighbor. and his spree
cost him $3.50, while the abuse caused
him to be placed under bonds for six
months.
Matte Taliaferro. colored, charged
Fannie Edwards with beating her, but
when the evidence was heard it trans
pired that Matte was the culprit and
she was soaked for s..
Charles Lipscomb. a young white man,
was arrested on the charge Of creating
a disturbance on Traction car No. y, by
using prOfane language, and he was as
sessed so and costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23

leans. Is here visiting Mrs. Hannah spear
his relative.
The Singing Class. mention OF wnich
was made through these columns last
Sunday. will be organized next THURSDAY
night at the Denny-Street NJ. +. church
by Mr.. r.. s. NJ Valentine. who Will be
director. Those who are interested are
requested to be on hand promptly at o
o'clock.
Mr.. JOS. OConnor, a merchant OF west
Point. was up this week visiting his rela-
tives. Mrs Gogan and Mr. and Mrs
Thomas OConnor.
The Richmond Guano Works mat mas
recently had its plant completed on the
Powhatan place just below here In the
county. has started operations and is
now employing a number OF men.
The Peoples Drug Store will hereafter
have displayed at its front. the weather
signals daily. which are sent from the
local bureau.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society OF Denny
street Church will give an Oyster Supper
next Thursday night, at Mrs. Miles Eachs
on Orleans street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ulrick Rogers. have re-
turned from their bridal tour 10 Balti
more, and are at homo to friends on Or
leans street..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23
LEGAL NOTICES.


W IRGIN1A-IN THE CHANCERY
Y COURT OF THE CITY OF FICH-
MOND, THE list DAY OF JANUARY,
1885,
j. b. Peyton and Isabel Peyton. his wife
and James w. How Plaintiff
against
Theodore c. Howard. Cornelia, Amanda
Farley and George w. Farley, her hus-
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is TO obtain n
settlement of the estate OF George How
ard, deceased and distribution OF the
same TO the parties entitled. and to have
the houses aud lets especially devised 10
the plaintiffs, turned over TO them. and
To distribute to the parties entitled the
funds and property under the control of
the Chancery Court OF the city OF Rich
mond in the suit OF Howard and ais. VS..
Howard's executors, and ais" the papers
of which suit are lost, and TO have a set
Element of the accounts of l.. Il. Winston.
receiver in the above named cause. And
an affidavit having been made and filed
that A. Il. SheppersOn. Isabel Birch, and
- Birch. her husband, Joseph Howard
Horace Howard. william Writ Howard.
Mary Cabell Garrison, and - Garrison
her husband, Susan Virginia Fletchener
and Samuel Fletchener, her husband are
not residents OF the State Of Virginia, II
is ordered that they appear here within
fifteen days after the due publication OF
this order, and do what is necessary TO
protect their interests In this suit.
A Copy: Teste-
A r. Courtney, Do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23
NEWS OF FULTON.
An Attempt Made to Steal Mr. NuckoIs
TURKEYS.

an attempt mads 10 Steal MT. NuCkOls'
Turkeys.
The revival that has been going on at
the Fulton Baptist church for the past
two weeks by the Rev. A. j. Barton,
assisted by the pastor. Rev. J. r.. Hsrri-
son. has been far-reaching and almost
remarkable in effects.
Sunday night an attempt was made to
break into the stable OF Mr.. James H..
Nuckols, on Graham street. The back
door sill had been cut with a chisel. al
lowing the inside bolt to come out, there
by opening the door. The robbers were
frightened off, for the lattice door on
the inside was intact, and nothing was
missing. He had several fine turkeys in
the stable. which must have attracted
the robbers
Mr. and Mrs Ulrick Rogers returned
fro mtheir bridal tour yesterday.
Mrs. John Shurm. of Varina is quite
sick at the Virginia Hospital, where
she underwent a surgical operation
Mr.. John c. McCabe. OF Wilmington,
Del, is quite sick at the Old Dominion
Hospital. Mr.. McCabe is a brother OF
Mrs. John X. Patram.
Mr.. Daniel Il. Mauck continues i'll at
his residence. on Graham street
Mrs. William Roberts is extremely M
at the residence Of her husband, on Louis
lana street.
Mrs. Rainier. Of Michigan, is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter. on
Fulton Hill.
Mrs. A. NJ. Morecock has returned from
a months visit 10 Charles City, where
her husband 10 in business.
Mr.. James Harcum. late chief engineer
Of tho tug Annie" has accepted a posi-
ton as first assistant chief engineer on
the steamer "Pocahontas.
Mr.. John Grady continues to be ex-
trcmely III.
~. Augustus G2ndlock. Of New Or