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IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Benwood Boy Writes Entertainingly
of His Experiences There.

OIL his Experiences There.
Robert Smith, of ,Benwood.' has re-
cclvcd an interesting letter from Harry
McCabe. n Benwood boy, who enlisted
In the volunteer army. was assigned to
Company D, REIMBURSEMENT volun-
tcprs, has since been made n-corporal;
and has been In the thickest OF the fight
in the Philippine Islands. The letter is
as follows: 81 4TrT
FRIEND BOB:-We. have: done all
kinds OF fighting in the lastmonth and
have done some good work. During the
month OF September WE killed about 200
insurgents and captured about that
many guns and one brass field piece.
Our loss during the month was about
six killed and eight wounded. The bot
est fight we have had since We have
WHEN we located the enemy. on the. NIL
Just mile from Toum. and the hills
were Just alive with Eegros and We only
.".. r-r.I a,
nave ''''ee eo''i'''''ss i'e'e' "tssV'!'u
only scraps ny ANU" h'' -'V ii'ci out vi '''e
three companies and we went after
the'n ana We o.t "o' u0 " .i'''h 10 .'''''
We had one piece OF artillery with us,
we bo' mo !. aoou. nan p'S' l. 't''s
toush' unt'i nan past .. we suecee'ei
IN dri'ihs '"e iiss'oS from 'ne's posi-.
'ion anu capturing = 'u'ke amour. ~.
fi'les an" ''ni''"'''''''' '''' i % vi 'SS
iieiu P'ece' ne '"Sulse''s "ere ''''nS
tiHps our s'fchs'n' "e'' loss was was cet :
fanny '''os' i'e"NS 'o"e'
we 10 MOI h"o" NJ" '''"e'' u II 'S
'hey carried '"e.i h"as y" ''St ~ 'heS
ie''' ana thes ie'' ior t''r' N"eu We
took thc mn II iooKcu llNe u sl"ushtteert
house. we lou"o tn'ce "o"hhea any
we brought mem mo Tue ioSp''"'' ohs
iellow had 10 haVe DUN ICES a'i'Pu'h'eu'
he got miSca up VII" one OIL the arUi-
lery's shells j.
There was beialre boy peh'na NE
big gun when we were IN aciion. IFS
name Is Edward CooN ne was ING
most important private on th2 gun my
artillery had Two OF thoir hor&es sh2t
through the neck anu we never 1881 .
man the colonel said II was me lnckr
lest thing he ever saw J shphpse yop
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,MORGANTOWN - River . feet 10
Inches and falling. Weather. cloudy and
cool.
OIL clTY-Rlvor : feet 2 inches and
falling. Weather, cloudy and cooler.
GREENSBORO-Rlvcr 10 feet {
InchcH and falling. Weather. fair
BROWNSVlLlE - River II feet 4
inches and falling.
PITTSBURGH River IL feet Q
inches and stationary. Weather, cloudy
md cool.
PARISERSBUl2G--O river rs feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
ind cold Up: II. X. Bedford and Vlr-
ginla. Down: Valley Relic. Nellie Bart
lett. Due down: Queen City, Little
khnawhn falling. Locals on time.
STEu BENVILLll--Rivc ab fcct .
Inches and failing. Weather, cloudy
and cold. Up: Alice Brown, 1880 n. M:
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MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY
Continue to Pour in to the Family Of
the Late Senator Davis-Funeral

Continue to Pour in to the Family Of
( the Late Senator Davis-Funeral
This Morning.
ST. PAIL. MIMI, Nov. 29.-The stream
OF sympathetic messages and callers IL
uninterrupted to-day al the Davis home.
All arrangements have been completed
for the funeral. which Will be n quiet
one at Il o'clock Saturday morning.
James j. Hill, Judge Walter II. San
born. judge, Charles E. Flandrau, For
Emer Governor John $. Plllsbury, former
Senator W.}D. Washburn. Hon. Sam
uel r. Thayer. Minnesota: E. W. Pect
land, United States District Attorney
Robert G. Evans. will act as pail bear
crs.
The committees from the two houses
OF Congress will reach the city early
Saturday. morning.
Ths following are among The add
tional! messages that have been received
by Mrs. Davis: x
All Ferrouh, Turkish minister:
Permit me to express my deepest
sorrow and sympathy with your great
loss and please accept on this cruel de-
casIon my highest respect'and consider
alton" SN'
Other. dispatches were received dur
Ing the day from Melville L. Stone. New
York. ex-sccrctary Rcdlleld Proctor.
Senators Nelson w. Aldrlch, Boise Pen
rose. George +. Hoar, Knute Nelson,
George X. Wellington, Eugene Hale, J.
N. Thurston and S. d. Elkins; Secretary
OF Agriculture James Wilson. Congress-
men C. II. GrOsvenor. Robert J. Gam
Die, David II. Mercer. ]. A. Tawncy.
Page Morris; Minister Of Chile ylcuna,
Charles a.. Towne, Tams Blxby. John
Bret Secretary Old Time Teesraphers
Association John F. Dillon, ex-senator
Henry L. Dawes and Governor-elect S.
4. Van SAINT, former Governor Bushnell,
5r Ohio, and Stanford Newell, United
States minister to the Netherlands.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Yesterday morning fellow by The
name OF Charles Avery. assaulted n
fellow workman In the Cleveland, Lo-
rain & Wheeling railroad yards, and
made good his escape to Wheeling. The
police gave him n lively chase to the
union bridge.
The entertainment, MARY, Queen Of
Scots" produced at the Star theatre
last evening. by the children of St.
Mary's school. drew large crowd. The
entertainment was very good and the
audience was well pleased.
Chester Lloyd came home from Col
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RHEU M ATISM

As experience stands, the
most promising way to treat an
old settled rheumatism is: to
set up the general health.
Whatever makes health, in
other o. respects, is good for
rheumatism.
3 We don't say it will cure it.
sometimes it does; sometimes
1t don't.
= Your chance is better with
SCOTS emulsion Of cod-livcr
OIL than with anything else now
byand bythcre will be a sure
cure; it will make a big noise
In the world when it comes.
ell %su'end you a little to Try II youlike.
'NoFt & BOVINE, ~ ps.rl.use,. New York.
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Along the Landing.

All the packets were delayed more or
less by the high water.
The Queen City cleared for Cincinnati!
Mt 10 n. nj. with big trip.
The marks ut 6 p. III. showed &c feet
and falling. Weather. cloudy and cool.
These steamers with coal tows pass
ed down: Defender, Sam Clarke. jim
Brown, Ed. Roberts. ! p. m; W. G.
Iiorncr . p. IN: j. u. Finley, p. M;
Clifton, j. C, Fisher. & D.. m.
The Virginia makes her first appear
ance here since the low water this
morning. passing up for Pittsburgh.
She will DO here Sunday at n. m. for
Cincinnati and way landings.
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BELL ARE.
BRIDGEPORT.
MARTINS FERRY,

umbus yesterday morning. at which
place he has been attending school. 10
spend Thanksgiving with his parents on
South Broadway. Il
Several hundred people from here at
tended the football game yesterday at-
ternoon at the Island ball park he
tween the East End. OF Pittsburgh. and
Bethany college. h,
A large crowd attended the union
services at the Baptist church yester-
day morning. An excellent sermon
WIS delivered by Rev. AR. Robinson. Z
Several OF the teachers in the public
schools will attend the injecting OF the
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association 'at
Coshocton. to-day and Tomorrow,
The hunting season In this state
closes to-day and a great many from
this city will take advantage Of the
last opportunity. NJ "a ~ II
A musicale Will be given NJ the First
Methodist Episcopal church this even
ing. and an excellent programme has
been prepared. q
Miss Lois Groves went to Adenn
yesterday morning. to visit relatives
for several days. 10, Y
Ralph swartz went to Pittsburgh yes
tcrday morning, to witnesb,the football
game between D. c. s A. c. and W. &.
J. ~
A crowd Of six young men OF this city
left for Guernsey county yesterday
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. G1Parr spent
Thanksgiving with friends at ,smithtleld.
Prof. NJ. D. Morris spent Thankssiv-
Ing with HIS family at Flushing: "
A special meeting Of thqt board of cd
ucatlon will be held this evening.
Ernest Hoge left yesterday for Cleve-
land, to be gone few days.
H. A. ,Orrison spent Thanksgiving
with friends at smithReld:'
bees" Stewart was down from. Min
go yesterday. a psf
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at lang range and Gardner lands on
stomach, The guns finds than back,
Ing out of clinch. 3. KS e. jJg!,j I,
Twentieth round-They shake h:fnds...
They spar cautiously and McCuoc lands
OH Eddie's neck. They rush into a
clinch and Mccue taps !Ightly.on npck.
Eddie gets Martle in the pit of the 'sto-
mach with both hands. Eddie gets n
good one on Martle's face. lie again
lands, this time In MeCne's stomach.
As the gong sounds Gardner lands
lightly In the stomach. The referee
awarded the decision to Gardner lind
tho crowd cheered. ". N; \
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The Mayor Not ursaau.

The threat OF the Belllre city council
to impeach Mayor Freeze for not en-
forcing the ordinance governing the
tapping Of sewers. when there are hum
drcds of other ordinances that are deal
letters with the knowledge and consent
OF council. has caused a ripple Of mlrth
everywhere. and the mayor is not un-
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Bank improvements.

The Bellaire Dollar Savings bank had
its new fixtures and furniture set UP
yesterday, and It presents the appear
ance OF q handsome banking room now.
The fixtures are Of oak. with the, re.
ceiving. paying and cashiers windows
nicely arranged. This bank has been
enjoying Its share Of the prosperity
that Is going around. ,lls.. 4.-,... ~,
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Services Mt Bellaire,

The union Thanksgiving services In
the Bellurc United Presbyterian
church, yesterday. were we'll attended.
as was that ut the Trinity Episcopal
church. and the entertainment Mt ;,the
First Methodist Episcopal church in
the evening drew n nice audience. In
the afternoon business was generally
suspended and the town wore some
thing Of Sunday appearance.
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A Busy Torn Of Court.

Prosecuting Attorney Hunter S.
Armstrong was. along the river front
yesterday. court having adjourned over
Thanksgiving day. This term Of court,
by the way. is likely to run over until
time for the next to begin. January IL.
and the docket may not be cleared up
by that time. -Fs
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NO one can reasonably hope for good
health unless his bowels move j once
each day. When this Is not attended
to, disorders Of the stomach arise, bill
iousncss. headache, dyspepsia. and piles
soon follow. If you wish 10 avoid thesc
ailments keep your bowels regular by
taking Chambcrlaln's Stomach and
Liver Tablets when reIuiredN They are
so easy to take and mild and gentle In
effect. For sale by druggists. = nE
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Exciting Game of Golf.

Yesterday morning, on the Mt, do
Chantal links, an exciting game of golf
was played by students OF the Mt. dc
Chantal academy, for the three prizes
donated by Mr.. Jason C. Stamp, the
Wheeling athletic goods dealer The
winners were Miss Bessie Heffermnn.
Of OIL City, Pa, first Miss Hortense
Gockey. of Dayton. Ohio, second.
Josephine cudahy, OF milwaukee,, Wis,
third. y ny ~.
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Ziegler Was Substituted,

HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. s4=The
Thanksgiving boxing bout at the Co
liscmu by the Nutmeg Athletic Glib
was Witnessed by 1000 sports. / Jack
DAILY, who was to have met Eddie Con-
molly at 1893 pounds for twenty rounds,
failed to appear, and Owen ZeiglerSwas
substituted. He knocked Connolly, out
In the second round with n solar plexus,
followed by q right to the jaw. Char
ley White was referee. 4slr
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Mis- Archer's Success,

Miss Lena Archer. who made such n
hit in the production Of the fairy opera
"Enchantment," at. Bellairc. was en-
gagged to assist in the production ut
Sistersville. and went down there, &C.
companed by her mother, Mrs. Han
nah Archer.
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An Appeal Taken.

1t Is uncertain when the Pittsburgh &:
Ohio Coal company's mines. south Of
Bellaire, will resume, us there Is such
a difference OF opinion between the
operators and deputy mine inspector as
to cause an appeal to the state mine
inspector. They want to work their
mine on two shifts until the air shaft
can be completed. but this will not be
allowed by the deputy.
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., DICK NO CANDIDATE
For Senator Foraker's Seat-Makes
! Formal, Misunderstanding at
! Presidential Honors.

~
| Presidential Honors.
CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. CIT has
been, definitely settled that General
Charles Dick. chairman Of the, Ohio Re-
publican committee, will not be can
didate for election to the United States
senate. In response to the recent en-
dorsementIof the American Loyal Re-
publican League. General Dick has
written n letter to John Houska, presl-
dent of}the organization. In which the
positive statement Is made that he will
not be.a candidate for the senate.
! The letter concludes as follows:
"ohio is now represented by Senator
Foraker and Senator Hanna. both Of
whom have performed distinguished
services to the country: and unless
called to higher duties and clothed with
more distinguished honors. both are en-
titled, and deserve to be continued in
the senate
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NATIoNAL.lTUBE coMrANY-PRE.
IN FEltRED STOCK DIVIDEND, No. q,
hold November 20, 100, II qiarter.yearlS
dividend OF ONE AND ,THIlEE.CuAH.
TIERS FER CENTUM upon the pretorred
capital stock OF tho National Tube Com.
OF the company, payable january !, ltVI,
At the office OF tho company,;Nd. 20 Cort.
lGnlt street, Now York City. .,,t
. Tho Preferred Stock Transfer Books will
he closed on Wednesday, the 18th. day OF
remain closed unit, Thursday. the third
day OF January, 1901. ut 10 o'clock u: ms
a. I. LUKE.
no"s-"6-S0-,lclI-at-c9 Treasurer :
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James Morcn. 10 a. m; Wilmot. 10 a.
M: Coal city, noon: Joseph b. WILL
iams, ESQ p. m: LorenaIEsd1 n. m:
Greenwood, ? p. M: Down:1l Defender,
9:lb n, M: Iron Age, $3.50 y, M: James
Brown. 9:lS Il. M; Ed Roberts. 10 n. m. !:
]. B. Finley. noon: j. C. FISHER. 1:.O
d, m, .tgy q H..a,..
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RIVER NEWS.
YEsrERpAY,s pEPARTUl

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, 9 4: m.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY. 10 n. m.
Pittsburgh, GREENWOOD, Il u. m.
SistersvIllc.. RUTH. $40 p. m.
To-DhY'S BOATS.
Pitt Sburgh. VIRGINIA., n. IN.
parkcrsburE, AVALON. II n. III.
SistersvIllc. RUTH. $50 y. N.
Clarlngton. LEROY. $50 y. IN.
StcubcnvIllc.. NJ. BAiNE. 80 p. III.
To-MoRROW'S BOATS.
Charleston. .GREENWooD. ! q. m.
parkcrSburg. Is, REDFORD, ii n. m.
Newport. ,.,JEWEl.. II u. IN.
Clnringtuu. LEROY. $3.50 p. III.
S!stcr8viilc. RUTH, 800 y, m.
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Kcrns-Melson Nuptials.

Samuel Kerns. OF Bellairc, and Miss
Nellie Nelson, of Martins Ferry, were
married Wednesday evening. They will
make their home at BcllaIre.
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Statesmen WANTED.

StALEsMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR
- goods by sample to wholesale and re-
tall trade. We arc the largest and only
manufacturers In our line In tho world.
Liberal salary paid. Address CAMDEN
MIG. Co. Savannah. Ga. oCG,w&s
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, Starohed and
Dried cents per pound.,g,
Flat Work, Washed and 1roned, s
cents per pound. t'iS
All hand work aninhedn1o cents
per pound. At LuTz BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry.
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YOU arc cordially invitedlto call at
l22s Market street, and seo,,the New
Rall-bearing Visible Writing Rar-Lock
Typewriter. mw&f-5.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TH1sWEEK.
,i;; FOR SALE.
Fine building lot. Park View, 50 BY iso.
500 this week A good bargain.
Building lot on Lind street. wv lnis
palldIns lot on East Mecolloch street.
ie.56o for two.story: brick No, Oh Iasket
Fram6 cottuge. A room and lot fronting
on: Alley c, $3.50 only. :. g.js
Double two-atory brick house and lot,
corner Baker and McColloch streets. 1909;
less for cash.. !.&ss. ~
Il Double two-story brick with two .gtoro
rooms, Centre Wheeling, Main street, $500
only, lt4. :. f.lb FfJ.f-
$3.50 for frame dwelling, four rooms and
good lot, East McColloch street. trt
$500 for two-story brick. . rooms ana
Kitchen. 1874 Eofr street. l q
The thrce.story Kenney brewery prop.
'erty md frame dwelling, stabllng, otc. Lot
&c by 1872?
! Residences, two on Fifteenth street, ono
on Fourteenth streets: most desirable. p /,
|. CASH WILL BUY FOR GLOBE FIG
UREs THIS WEEK. e9f4nS 's2sEs',sfi 's'
. c. "A. SCHAEFER & co.
Telephone 67. (.
I wheeling, w. We -
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SURETY BONDS FuRNIsHEp.
G. o. SMITH sA 5sSs 5u HE 'sIEt''
....FOR RENT.

Desirable residence at Elm Grove. ali
light md water. .tlF
a. busch property.
No. rs Seventeenth street, g. roomd-sS5
No. 81 Chaplinc street, 2, rooms-sa
No. g Sixteenth street. cellar-s1o.
No. 10 Virginia street-sl0. -. -..is"r
Blacksmith shop on Market. street, north
OF Twenty-fourth atrcet. ',-.r"'
Building on alley In rear, of Ger1nanin
Halt Dollar Savings Bank. .,,..r..
FOR SALE.
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street
Two SlH-roomcd houses. Moundspillc, W,
Va. -,
Cheapest lot in Bclvederc addition; lays
well; fronts OIL two streets'snd on alley;
price S25. 100 ,sfre,, ~
No. Is and No. 80 South York street, Bur.
gain for 80 days. . - - 80
No. ll23 Charles street. .-f.s...
No. u Maryland street. ~
No. &C Fifth street.
Ground 60 feet square on Eighteenth st
t-roomcd house on Main street.
No. 81 Sixteenth street. store r0om, 40.
10 rooms and cellar will be sold cheap II
sold In the next 30 days
Store room and five rooms. brick build.
ing,. II good location. with an old as.
tabl!shcd trade.
Lot en- South Front street. rr
No. ~ Main street. r.s.s,s,-
No, ii2 Main street. -
No. 60 North Front street. :: ~
No. ~ Sixteenth street, store room and 10
rooms.
JAMES A. HENRY, al
Rcnl Estntc Agents. Collector, Notary
puhlip md panelop Arcnt NJ fsi,
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WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

- Improved gasoline famp;f sells ut
sight; beats electricity; cheaper than kero-
sene: re;nll ii.0o up; IL different stylos:
exclusive territory. STANDARD LAMP
co.. Manufacturers, Chicago, =. .noas
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MASQUERADE BALL 1t HPythIan
Castle tonight. Admission gTccnts.
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REAL ESTATE.
l....FOR SALE......

T d. a. y
Lots M follows: South Bido OF Nth st..
between Wood and McColloeh sts., s Il,
'front.' 10th St.. 30 It. 'front.' Cor. OF 18th
and Jacob sts,, 90 It. front with 1t-room
hoiise on same. cheap. Cor. OF Main and
fst SITS. 60 It. front, with l2-roon, house.
cheap. Eor. between 18th and 9TH Ea1t
end OF 18th St cheap. on easy pnYrenta-
Wilson St, near ctth st.. $4,000. High,
near nth St.. at 5000 each. opisa4y pay
ments,. dirt, cheap. Lots on Lind. Cherry
and Vine sts., sl15.oo to $4,000. eaoh. cheap.
Jacob. Eoff and Wilson sts. In cshtro
Wheeling, 1000 to S9So.oO each.N Aecal.
loch St, 1880 TO S3sa.oo each. y lith as..
$4,000. 10Th ST., fl6s. 90. very cheap Near
east end OF stat St. ssoaG ,ssGehi use@
cash. balance easy payments. Wattrs1oE,
Jacob, Wood. Mccolloch Isd-Wotzelt eta.,
Sth ward. cheap, on easy payments; nsp.
between lat and I'd stn. % Il: .front. Isg
In North Bcnwood on Eor and WeSor
Sts.. cheap. Money to loan on Real 5s-
tato, $1,000 10 $4,000 II, sums to snit
6 3NESRVTT ,Ir.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
- REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

r EXEMPTION OF BONDS,
Tho following numbers OF Ohio County
Bonds OF the $50, ~ per cent loan. have
German Bank, in the city OF Wheeling.
on tho. lst day OF December, 1901: I bonds
OF 5000 Cnch-Nos. 40, ise. 0s, sc, 81,
100. 1SS. m 'NtI'i,"
Interest on tho above bonds will cease
OH December !, 1870, a
II. Il. Mc0REGOR, 2
President Board OF Commissioners Of the
County. OF Ohio. W, Va ns21
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....FOR SALE....

Property 1000 Chnpline street, ono of tho
best .ocatIons In tho city for n M. D. ..UE
Property i'll md ll3 Fourteenth street:
substantial Investment :
Property 100. lO5 and 10f Thirty-third
street; VIII pay lahTu clear, and easy
handled. ~ Ga. =
S-roomcd dwelling les North Front street,
lot aOxsOo $500. You could not build a
house for less, lot thrown In It's In good
condition.
SURETY BONDS FuRNIsHED.
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Scorcrs-Wh!ttuhn and Arndt.
Schedule. for to-night-Big Showvs. Sun
ny Brooks. -.
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S. NESBlTT, Jr.,.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

Phone Ga. lbs Market Street
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-20

At her pretty home on South Alba
ny street Mrs. A. c. Banks enter
tanned most charmlngly with cards on
Friday afternoon, with a number Of
ladies present, who played the games
at five tables for several pleasant
hours. IN every possib nook flowers
were placed, which lent much grace
to the occasion. Elegant refresh
ments were served, and when the
scores were counted it was found that
the tirst prize, handsome silver and
china cracker jar, had been won BY
Mrs. r. r. Hopkins, and the consola-
ton, dainty green-and-gold flower
jar, By Mrs. r. Il. Mason. The guest,
were: Mrs. R. F. Coney, Mrs. w. H
DeVoe, Mrs. A. ). Crovatt, Mrs. R
R. Hopkins, Mrs. D. Wyatt Aiken
Mrs. G. L. Gambler, Mrs. E. II Mason
Mrs. G. L. Elliott, Mrs. Boiling
Whitfield, Mrs. W. II. Dyer, Mrs. j,
NJ. Mason, Mrs. Harriet King, Mrs. 1.
N. Bishop, Mrs. J. A. Montgomery,
Mrs. A. G. Blain, Mrs. w. M. Upper,
Mrs, Bailey, Mrs. Ben White, Mrs.
Tomson, Miss Curtis, Miss Webster,
Miss sallie Aiken, Miss Fannie smith
and Miss Willie Barkuloo.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-20


Several bundled people are expected
on the excursion for Woodbine, which
leaves on Wednesday morning, under
the auspices of the Masonic orders Of
BrunSwiCk. The popular steamer
Passport will leave the dock promptly
at six O'Clock, and return that after
noon, making the round trip in the
day. The public is cordially invited
to attend. and the occasion will be
one OF the largest basket pionics of
the season.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-20
Sooiietq.
MARY M'NIsH BURROUGHS, Editor,

At her home on Monk street little
Miss Margaret Sparks entertained a
number of friends with a birthday
party on Friday afternoon, at which
many little folks were present, many
pretty presents received, and time Of
pleasure passed by all. AmoDe the
little guests we're: Frank Atkinson,
Marle Hopkins, Thomas Hopkins,
Mary yerdery, S,ra Hull vsrdery,
Arthur Blain, Katharine BIain, Fred
.rics Dorsey Walter, Elizabeth Wal
ter, yictsr Abrams, Elizabeth Abrams,
Miriam Abrams, Msyhew Perry, Hell
en- Perry, Fairchtld Coney, DeVoe
Coney, Caroline Atkinson, Annie
Dean Atkinson, Jenie Mason, Dono-
Won Raymond Olivia Kay. Ramona
Kay, George Blanton, William Dun
W dy Annie Dyer, Theresa Dyer,
Page ShelvertOn, Miriam Whitfield,
Eulalia Dsvis, Helen Barkuloo, II, len
Montgomery, Jack Montgomery,
Eth Msson.