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The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29
Gard Of ThAnks.

To Me citizens Of Grenada county:
Idssire to return my heartfelt and sincere
thanks to those friends who honored me
with their support In the primary election
held on last Friday. lam grateful for their
friendship and shall never forget their
kindness. I was not successful but this
does not lessen my appreciation. l feel
that the people Of Grenada county have In
the past given me signal evidences OF their
confidence and esteem 1t will be ever
proud recollection that my home people
have often honored me. In my whole SER
vice Is public officer endeavored to dc
my whole duty, without fear or favor, SO a.
to deserve in some measure the confidence
reposed In me. Idesire to express now my
great gratitude for all the favors shown mt
during my career as citizen and official
retire from the field with no unkind reel
ings. Iexerted myself hOnorably to win
high prize. WAS met in like spirit by my
worthy competitors. The people were kint
to us all, and leave the final Judgment II
their free action and best Judgment.
Sincerely,
W. B. BARNES.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Almost every man in America has
some digestive trouble. When men
meet, the greeting usually is, "We!i,
how are you?" That develops health
talk. The man who has no bowel or
stomach trouble is almost a curiosity.
Trouble IL men take no care OF them.
selves. They eat as though they had
copper stomachs and bowels OF brass.
By and by, overworked nature rebels.
Then comes headaches, nervousness.
bad blood, liver and kidney troubles
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets 1urnlsn
help for constipation and torpid liver,
sick and bilious headache, dizziness,
sour stomach, loss of appetite, indises~
ton, or dyspepsia, windy belchines'
:'heartburn," pain and distress afte,
eating, and kindred derangements Of
the liver, stomach and bowels. Accept
no substitute.
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Danger signal.

Remember that your kidneys act as
the cesspool Of the human body, into
which all the impurities Of the system
are continually dumped for the purl'
ticstiou, and when the kidneys fail to
properly perform their functions 1t is a
siv ual Of further complications. The
liver becomes clogged. the blood ID
filled with uric acid poison, the heart
becomes involved, and unless the
proper remedy is applied, your case
will soon be beyond the reach OF human
.kill. Smiths Sure Kidney Cure vii
cure YOU iu less time and at less expense
than any other medicine in the world
and it is guaranteed. Price 90 Cont
per bottle. II you cannot obtain it from
YOUR druggist write direct to the com
papy. ...
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The table above gives tie result o'
tho primary last Friday aud shows 'ne
vote cust 10 each beat.
The day was perfect and the vote
.x., was n large one. The polls opened
!, q O'Clock and closed At 5. The tght
Of the day was between the supporters
of Adams ana Morrison for state sen.
a,or. and the United States senators
.hin contest sunk into insignificance
hsside It. There we're all kinds Of
,rades-but that Is politics.
The clock was on the stroke q
twelve when the last ballot IN the Gre
nada boz was counted, but long before
that time tho majority Of tho country
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Mr.. C. w. Rowland, with the New
burger Cotton Co., in answer to . query
from the SENTINEL, says that from
adyices received ut that office the cot.
ton acreage In Grenada county is sabout
the sane as last year, and that the
Weld will be about the same, although
the stand, on an average, u nos goCo'
Mr.. Rowland says that the price TO DC
psid for this years crop is very unser'
tuiu. The market is awaiting the es-
innate Of Mr.. Neely, who seems to De
acknowledged authority. It's though,
that this estimate will put the croE
way up in the high figures, and as :
result will have u decidedly bearlsr
effect on the market.
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scinded, and that they be appointed at
the mass meeting a. heretofore.
Il was moved and carried, that Mr..
Jones be instructed 70 defray oil ex-
pepses necessary and report at the
next meeting. Adjourned TO meet,
MAX GINsBURGER,
r. w. JONES. Chairman.
Secretary.
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Pllss @'u rs.ss.

by using smiths Sure Kidney Cure
nas made u radical cure for me. l
suffered severely from bleeding piles
seventeen years, and although ! tried
every we'll recommended remedy, fall.
ITO received any relief other than the
most temporary. Finally | commenced
we use Of your medicine, and y very
snort course Of treatment with It has
cured me.
8. LEHMAN, Memphis, Tenn.
Price 30 cents. For sale by
1-S-@ D. @. 61llMEs.
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Remember the mass convention to b.
held in this city next Saturday, Aug
5th. to elect delegates to the state con
yention. The delegates will 60 unln'
structed save as to railroad commls'
sioner, For this position Hon. b. r:
Thomas will have the hearty support
of the delegation. The members OF
The county executive committee will
also he selec ed at this meeting.
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IUKA NORMAL.

Scholarships for ten months in luka
Normal Institute are now on sale for
Sept. 5, 1899. Prices for ten months
scholarship D are $S5 to 800. Write to
H. A. DEAN, President, Iuka, Mise.
Julv 90, St.
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FOR SALE.

wish to dispose of my Restau
rant and Lunch Counter Business,
located on Depot street: Good
reasons for selling. Apply to
M. 20, If. JOHN MORGAN.
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Money to Loan.

On ipstallment plan, from one to five
years. Apply to w. F. HALLAM.
7-1.t.9.2 Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Trv a barrel of Snow Drop"
flour. Every barrel guaranteed
For sale by b. +. MOORE.
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REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
GRENADA, MISS, July 81, 1899.
The Executive Committee met to
canvass the vote, and found the follow
ing result.
A: J. McLaurin, having received
majority of tue votes cast for the long
term In the United States senate,
is declared the nominee Of the party.
and the members vi the legislature and
senate are instructed to cast the vote OF
this county for him. Robert Lowery is
declared the nominee of the party for
the short term, and representatives and
senator are Instructed to cast the vote
of the county for him.
B. G. Adams, having received q
majority of votes for State Senator, Is
declared the nominee OF the party.
For hoater representative J.. d. BAKER
received 3O8 votes and W.T.. Mcl2ulston
r. w. McAtee and w. M. Dubard, ,
having received the highest number
Of votes for representative, WILL oe
placed in second primary.
The same instructions are given IN
the case OF w. F. Martin and John 5.
King. for chancery clerk; David W:
Beck and W. P. Ferguson for circuit
clerk; G. B. Jones and F. N. Wright,
for 8 heritf; J. w. Vance and L. d
Weir, for treasurer.
| hu syinn rQcn1 VR0 n
majority OF votes cast, ID declared the
nominee Of the party for assessor.
S. D. Rayburn, having received
majority Of votes cast, is declared tne
nominee Of the party for surveyor.
Virgil r. James, having received .
majority OF votes cast, Is declared tne
nominee Of the party for superintend
ent Of education. .,
w, B. 4. Wright, having received
majority oi votes cast, Is declared I'M
nominee Of the party for coroner ant
ranger. g n
In Beat l-E. L. Austin and >: l
Txtum, having received the nlgaee
number Of votes cast, will be placed II
the second primary for supervisors
4. Crawford and W. G. Penn are az
CARED the nominees for justice Of IN
; pvuce. James Morgan, Jr., Is declare
!, ihe uomipee for constable. ,,
Ia Beat John H. James ana W. =
Richardson will bs placed IN 10 W
! second primary for supervisor
= Vim. Fepner, l.. NJ. Trussell, T.: "
y Powell and A. f. Daniels will ,
placed In The second primary 'or !u'i;. ~
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Another line of Laces and Insertions,
also Hamburg and Swiss Edges and
Insertions. at jennings 4 SALMON.
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NOTICE.

Edgar F. Berry repairs sewing ma
chimes, All kinda of needles and sup
plies kept on hand. July ~, I'm.
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FOrSale.

AT low prices, one good Oak kefrlg-
orator. 100 ID size; Walnut Parlor Set,
Walnut Wardrobe: Cheap Cook Stove;
Small Heating Stove, and other house,
hold goods. JAS rH'oh'
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Duncan a. Hall are still selling dry
goods and clothing AZ sacrlnce:
Read their advertisement on the hrst
page.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Ben Hirschtield, the Ssfr Il Tiger
attachee has been among those afflicted
with chills and fever this week.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Leigh's is the place.
Hardware in all its branches is what
they keep.
Save money-go there.
LEIGH HARDWARE Co.,
Big Handsaw Sign.
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precincts had been heard from, and the
anxious candidates knew their fate b.
fore the count 10 Grenada Was COM
plsted.
The SENTINEL 10 not entirely pleased
with the result Of the primary 20 far
Us county Offices are concerned. but the
voice Of the people 10 the edict that
must satisfy and We are content. On
the senatorial question the policy OF
this paper was upheld in . splendid
manner by the people Of Grenada
county, and we believe that there will
never be . regret from them that they
cast their ballots 90 wisely and 50 we'll.
There was no work done for John
Allen on election day. There wss lots
Of talk previous to that eventful time
but the Private's friends deserted him
In his time Of need and did not seem
to care whether he even got compli-
.nentary vote or not.
Election Notes.
Sam Vile was badly defeated for
coroner and ranger but he says that be
bought votes for the other fellow.
The flowing bowl was not much In
evidence, and none Can say that whis'
key had anything to do with Nc
Laurin's victory in Grenada county.
Mr. S. A. Morrison made splendid
run and was defeated only by the mar
row margin of So votes. He has nj
| reason TO feel ashamed Of such {
record.
Bright and early Saturday morning
the candidates who we're elected to g
into the second primary commenced
the hardest work Of the campaign ant
for them the week has been busy one
There Is much regret expressed owe
the defeat Of Mr.. o. F. Lawrence 10
county superintendent. he has ad
ministered the affairs Of his office vel
and he has made a good citizen an
WAS deserving Of better things at tn
hands Of the people.
The report was sent from Grenad
to the Commercial Appeal that tn
lAllen men traded off senatorial vote
Tor Adams votes by the wholesale
Mr.. Adams friends deny this YER
emphatically, and say that Mr.. Adam
won simply because he was the bel
and most popular man in the race.
! viii Salmon read the names frol
the 322 votes cast and his voice wei
through every con,ortion known
vocal expression. The vote counting
in the sul.ry Eeat and by keroser
light, was a tedious and wearisou
, task. The court room was filled viii
anxious men and the buzz Of voices d
not help the tally men at all.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Semmes' Cholera Remedy
does the work it is intended to
do. Try it when you need 1t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29
Nicest line of Candies in town
a+ K1MBRoUGH & PERRYs.

There is every reason to believe tnat
A. D. Canaday, erstwhile proprletor "
a machine shop here, has LETT Tor paris
unknown with the object in view OF oe'
frauding those who trusted in ms non, D.,
esty ana integrity. He rented MS
shcn from Mrs. Kettle, a lady depend.
ent in a great measure upon the rent
tberefrom, and left owing her some
forlv dollars, His house rent has not
been paid for several months and there
ore divers other accounts which will
have to be- charged to profit and loss
by different persons. Mans innunla ;,
ity to man still causes countless I'LL
lions to mourn.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Ne,c Crop Pruues and Evaporated
Apricots, as KlMBRouGH 4 PERRY's.
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.10TIWkT TABLE.
oe.trai lssiirsaA.
-. GOING NORTH.

7IHOADTIAk1A'A.'
.o..tr.i ls.iirsaa.
'..,ns GOING NORTH.
TRAl,,, mia 4 Cincinnati, via 0ie-
To- Los'sds.sn oss.'d. and Memphis ..u
,.aves, ........ ...!:o0 4. Z. 4
|. r..t Mall IeH;ttd a led leaves. .:...s;NP.n y
GSicago L!ni,d !. nand Grenada 10, ,
y SlsPPas;ses1fT 's' from assecSs Grenada 70 ~.
\ '!s%Ss's'.. cs's.so co. Vi. w.ter Valley; =.
1OoS.S ns,n Express leaves. AZ :: :. = =
|. .Nortnein .oss leave 80. .:....
Il -Fsst ExP.,tHto ExP,t to Water Valley .,x,
s.,s,.I s,ss.INs GOING SOUTH. -.
TkA.N 4 Cincinnati, Via
,Ssss;nnpSis ni and Grenada ), !, !, !.
t~Esst msrleans mil Limitso. y ieSsss a.. iA' -
Me- III Fft, Mem. 70 o Amp, n,
It-LsS srrives.. ....... 49, n"...a.
n'da ' -. water Waller 70 arsnaaa
soa.s'. .,n w Express arrives. .Ss ;So = =
a Soutnerm. | leaves. ..... ;l.:Os =. u
-rsst E1RtWa EEK. Water Valley TO- o,,o . -
1d.sson ls.yss'Hi y e. 'HiiUijRf. 'TiiicIe. Assn.:
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The True Modern Laxative TONIC
"Dr. Erskine's Cactus Compou9@9 .-
viii expel Malaria, Blliousness, Clear
Your Complexion, and INCREASE iouF
WEIGHT. If not, Your Money Refund
ed, Please ask your dealer.
Oct. q,
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

If you need a good Spring
Medicine, (and you do( try
'Semmes' Celery and lron.'
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29
All Saints Church
Services Sunday as follows:
Holy Communion, 7 a. m.

Morning Prayer and Sermon
II a. m.
Evening Prayer and Sermon
$3.50 p. m.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Peerless Freezers are the best made.
Sold by Us. LEIGH HARDWARE Co.,
Big Hsudsaw Sign
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Tone up your system BY using
Franks Celery Compound. Only 5o
cents per bottle. It's ut Semmes. .
m lam.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Where DOES the NV come from? II
i simple enough. The topper makes
lhs whiskey fly; The cyclnoe tho house
ay; the boardsr the butter ny; Tho
Jockey the horse ay; ths CubSns me
Spanish hy and the tin can = dog ny.
To sharpen scissOrs take u coarse
saving needle, huld II between the
thumb and f',reHugsr Of tho left hand
lake TIE scissors In your r.xht hand
cu' hem quickly frOm hank 10 point.
lhr dulles; sciss.Ir. Gan soon be sharp-
fa'd IN this way.
NH-.--.---r
jennings IL Salmon have one M me
's't stocks cf dry g.Mds every shown ~
tTr",ln. The g-,kis are Of tne latest
styles and s,rictiy up.tO-dxte IN every
hrtlculnr. An announcement ID tnld
lssue from These sn,erprIsing merchants
Will be 'e~d with pleasure.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

You can 6no what you are
looking for in the toilet soap line
at Semmes.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

The best Candy on the market
Blanks. For sale by
B. E MOORE.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Peerless Freezers are the best made.
Sod by US. LEIGH HARDWARE 60.
Big Handsaw Sign.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Misses Susie, Mary and Linda Possons'
Il Memuhis, are the guests OF Mrs. b.
\ Thomas at the Grenada Hotel.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

The only SOC. Celery Compound on
|,be market for sale by D. O. Semmes.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

More sells Ice Cream Soda
l Ane lot of fancy cakes at
HIN MOoRE's
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

/ .,,ed. = new line Of the very
|Iast recet, r9 COZ vasr. Wales Ties and
y e'e Imp i1s@Sperials-'he latest ana moo
|t-coeSp' JENNINGS h SALMON.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Mr., N. Tiger, the hustling and pro-
,nssye m dry goods man, made q busi-
eess trip to Memphis this week.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

=, W. Buchanan, Mrs. Ayers
W.; s;s - children returned yesterday
|pa .'u !" uwaek's visit at Carrollton.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

For Spring and Summer there's
.ohjup like Franks Celery Compound.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

,,,,,, Tho Crepe Tissue at
att Powell has been having
p' Em@S,s. m'.S,.. with chills and fever.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

Fresh bread and cakes baked
tyery day at MOORE s.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-07-29

A. LAWN Owen is back from nas. Fulton,
Y. y Ls;.r is rcoptented to make Grenada
|. nice thing for your girl, is a
l, of that Candy at
@ " K,MBRouGH & PERRy.'s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-11
Kamchameha Notes.

One of the recent products of
work at the Preparatory School,
Kamehameha, is neat little
model reaper aud binder such as
is used in the grain fields of the
Western States. Its construction
has proven an incentive to accu-
rate thoughtful work with hands
and knife.
Mr.. Il. f. Sedgwick took charge
OF the agricultural department
June LIST, 1898. The first piece
of work was to plant about 500
banana plants in that very dis
couraging plot just below the boys
bath house, and the second and
greater piece Of work was to make
them grow. Both these have been
successfully accomplished.
The next piece of work was to
enlarge the nursery begun three
years ago and begin an expert
ment plot. About one fourth of
an acre was put in order, and 40
varieties of tomatoes were planted.
AS the fruit ripened, the boys
used it on their tables. OF the 40
varieties A were found that did ex-
ceptionally well in this climate.
In future, these 4 varieties will be
planted. There are now 45 varie-
ties of cabbages growing in the
experiment plot. As these mature,
| the boys will use them. And in
future only such varieties as grow
best here will be planted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-11
LOCAL And GENERAL.

Directors of the Star Dairy Co.
are holding meeting this after
coon.
Mrs. j. W. Luning was able TO
be out today after three weeks of
severe illness.
Photo buttons of KaiulaDi will
be on sale tomorrow at Lichtig's
and Williams.
ID. Howard Hitchcock the artist
ia moving into his new studio in
the Model block.
Good airy rooms at the Eagle
House for rent. Call and see them
See ad. on page 3.
Davey has taken fine pictures
of the lying in state, ut both Alma
hau and Kawaiahso.
ETbe finishing touches are being
given to the interior of the Model
block.
Minister Cooper has an impor-
taut BY Authority notice relating
to Princess Kaiulsni's funeral in
this issue.
Mrs. Fl. A. P. Carter, who has
been seriously i'll for some days
past, is reported this morning as
much improved.
A special meeting of the Sons
of st. George will be held at X ,
Of z. hall on Sunday, March 18th,
at 10 q. m. See notice.
Sunday evening Lecture by
Elder U. W. Greene, Militant ball
at 1880. Subject: "Reapipg the
WhirlwiDd or The Sums of a
Great City" Everybody ought
to hear it.
Good iron settees chairs, vases.
fencing and monuments made of
this lasting material in up to- date
styles may be had at the Hawaiian
Iron Fence e. Monumental Co,
la King street. See ad. on page
6.
The train of the. o. r. g. l..
scheduled to leave Honolulu at
3:l5 p. m. Sunday will not leave
until Ais p. m. This is done to
accommodate the people living in
the country who wish to see the
funeral of the late Princess Kaiu-
lani.
U. j. Ordway, who returned
from a long absence the other
day, is with the Bergstrom Music
Co. He will address the public
through the BULLETIN shortly.
Music lovers of Honolulu will be
glad of the return of so able an
instrumentalist.
! Sometime yesterday visitor
from the China spent dollar that
contained a photograph. The
piece looks exactly like a good
piece of money as it is made of a
dollar piece followed. The photo
is inserted and then cover fits
over the picture so that it is almost
impossible to detect it's existence
If it is found, and returned to the
Hawaiian hotel the finder will be
rewarded.
Henry Warehouse & Co., agents
for the British-Americsn Steam
ship line, are leaving no stone un,
turned to make their company
popular. Passengers for Sar
Francisco, may now take berths
either at Hilo or Honolulu stop
ping en- route at Seattle reaching
this destination by sea or rail as
desired. This is good chance tc
| view the Pupet Sound country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-18
MEN BEHIND GUNS
They Will Be Out in Force on the
Marshes Next Week.
REED BIRDS and OPTICIANS THEIR aim
Something About the New Law
and Criticisms of It
SUGGESTIONS OF VALUE
SUGGESTIONS OF VALUE

The season during which reed birds and
ortoan. to say nothing of blackbirds. may
be killed opens next Sunday, August 20. in
the District of Columbia. but under the
provisions of the new law governing the
sport. which makes shooting on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays of each week lille
gal the real opening day will be Tuesday,
August %.
Old and experienced sportsmen do not ap-
prove this new order of things, save only
in its provision limiting shooting to three
days in each week. Their objection is based
upon the fact that reed birds are really not
fit to eat until after September /. and not
entirely fit for the proper entertainment Of
the inner man until several days later than
that. The reason the present law was
drawn up in order to make the season COM
mence sooner was to make the reed bird
ortolan and blackbird season commence
simultaneously. Formerly it was legal to
shoot blackbirds earlier than it was to kill
the other two species, and consequently
many gunners who went out presumably
for blackbirds killed many reed birds and
ortolan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-18
DENOUNCE THE MONOPOLISTS.
Public Meeting Addressed by Mem
hers of Anti-Trust League.
ty19-w,f&m-tf

The American Antitrust League held a
public meeting at 80 Pennsylvania avenue
last evening, when stirring speeches were
made. The hall contained about 100 people,
nearly all of whom were of the male sex
The meeting was called to order by II. 3.
Martin, secretary of the league, who pre-
scented Mr.. Edwin A. Newman as chairman
of the evening. Speeches were made by w.
B. Fleming of Kentucky and George A.
Groot, counsel for the striking street car
employees of Cleveland, Ohio. The speakers
denounced trusts of all kinds and frequently
elected the applause of their audience.
Mr.. Fleming was first introduced to the
audience.
Wealth" he said. belongs not to the
laborers who produce 1t. but to the million
aires who have not produced it. Labor
builds railways and goes afoot builds
food and goes hungry; makes shoes and
goes barefoot; produces everything and has
nothing. Wealth produced by the toilfng
millions Is so unequally distributed that
% 600 men own and control more than half
of all the wealth produced in this age and
by our forefathers. Less than $4,000 faml-
lies own and control sixty-five of the sew
enty-fve billions of wealth of the United
States"
These conditions, he said, had been
brought about by monopolies. The semi
public corporations are called natural, While
Industrial organizations are designated as
unnatural monopolies. There are gu OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-18
REV. G. NJ. FISHER TO MARRY.
HaEerstOwn Pastor viii Claim
Washington Bride.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, August II, 1899.
Rev. George NJ. Fisher, pastor of Wash
ington Square NJ. E. Church, this city, who
is now on his vacation at his home in
Washington. will claim a bride. and after
a wedding tour of several weeks, be lat
home at the parsonage in Hagerstown
after September 4.
Elder Daniel Wolf for thirty-eight years
in the ministry of the German Baptist
Brethren Church. died yesterday at Fair
play, this county, aged seventy-four years.
He was widely known and highly esteem
ed by people of all denominations. He is
survived by a wife and nine children.
An accidental fire destroyed the large
frame farm house of Martin L. Thomas,
situated between Hagerstown and Chews-
vile. The family having retired for the
night, the members thereof barely escaped
Less on the building, $500; insurance $500.
Among the latest arrivals of Washington
ians here and in the vicinity are Mrs.
Pierre Bonseignour, Mrs. Mary Proctor,
Mrs. o. w. Shawen, Miss Lottie Morrison.
Mrs. j. p. Fleming Miss Grace Baker,
Miss Nettie Clagett. Miss Teresa Smith.
Mrs. Vim. Moran, Mrs. Charles Deleplan.
Miss Lottie Resley. Miss Mamie Rutlidge
and Mr.. Henry Delinger and family.
At Chambersburg yesterday a marriage
license was granted to John w. Berk, aged
twenty-nine, of Williamsport, this county,
and Lula NJ. St. Clair, aged thirty-six of
Mercersburg. They had been married be-
fore. but were divorced by the circuit court
of this county on June T. 1898.