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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
MANS Tnftuencs.

From tue Philadelphia Press.
'tThis African explorer, whose ex;
periences are being published In 'so5lle
of the papers, says parrots are deli
cious eating I always thought tioy
were very tough.
"But he refers to Wild parrots It's
their association with men that
makes most parrots tough.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
WORK.
I.onl the PIttsburg post.

D. = ~ u
From the Pittsburg Post.
Let me but do my work from day 10
day,
In field or forest, at the desk or
loom,
In roaring marKetplace or tranquil
room;
Let me but find it in my heart to say
When vagrant wishes beckon me as
tray;
s'Thfs is my work my blessing, net
my doom;
of all who live, 4 am the one by
whom
This work can best be done, in the
right way"
Then shall 1 see it not too great, nor
small.
To suit my spirit and to prove my
powers;
Then shall cheerful greet the la
boring hours
And, cheerful turn, when the long
shadows fall q
at eyenttde. to play, and love, and
because / know for me my life is
best.
HENRY VAN DYKE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
FENCE IN ! TOWN v. !,
icsa 5pasidss coal. Company IN Pre-.

i . ~ ~
court g5pholdssc Coal Company In Pre-:
venting TresPasslna.
IgStGNT0 Pa July Ia case.
ans has attrae te1 wide attention was
tefdsy. when Judge r. p.
IImbel handed down an opinion find
Rocco Papsnta guilty Of trespass-
ias 81 private property Of the RaiEey
Coke Gompany at Revere.
apenta conducts q small store near
ne fsainey property and in January
was arrested when he entered the
collect d bill. There are 1,2oot
people In the town. In delivering
the opinion the court said:
I does not appear but what the
same conditions prevailed when La
penta started business in his present
lpcation ne doubtless went into II
with mis- eyes open. and consequently
does NOT now have just reason for
comm amt 81 that regard. II, by rea-
son of sharp compe ton, legal re-
strictions, or other cause his present
location 8 not profitable or success.
III thsre IS nothing Of which we arc
aware That gu restrain him from 10
catin elsewhere
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AEreR SUPPER sMLEs

AFTER SUPPER SMILES
want wife Who is easily
pleased
One Of the Girls Don't worry lack
THAT j. the kind youm GET PieiSAle-
IN
ewhy do they All these dentist
oaices dental parIoE r. asked Smith
81 Isl rtend
parloT sl1iorstd
name Tor dra ION. 1. 81 ~
Companion. ri ~ 81 u
{ Bink who fs that debater who is
so ably taking the negatiye III the
qnest Hon Is
JInls Oh; ttlat's 5snap penn the phets
.ographer 1e never lses any
else Pacific Monthly
What caused the trouble between
iBlfnkers ana his wife r,
ssThay got into a row over an auto ute
mobile & tss 5a
Il didn't know they owned one,
tThey didn't That's how the row.
start minneapolis News. 1
Il Baroness James. don't whistle such
horrible tunes and such common mus
ic.ha1l songs
tFootma1 But, my lady, you can z
expect a Rhapsody of 14fszt with clean
ing the shoes. That viii come late
when i am polishing the silver ~ 'ttz-
:blatt.
"oh, George exclaimed the fancce,
.there,s liquor on Your breath! SUE
pose father should ind out that yoIl;
drink 4
tie found ont today, replied the
accepted lover.
''oh. how did he find out 2 What did /
he say?"
ne said, George. what're you so.
in to have?t Phllade 1phia Ledger.
II don't know whether to be offend
ed at Miss smythers or no, declared
stax, seriously.
whats the matter?p asked MS,
friend.
About ii O'clock last night, when
/ was calling on her" he continued,
..she said in tile sweetest kind Of way:
i;;NIr. stax, what in the world does that
funny word s1siddoo mean 2,',-D Detroit
Free Press.
"Pa, does II really hurt you more,
than it does me when you whip me:"
yes, very much more,
II guess mas right, Them
Il what do you mean?"
ashe told Mrs snippleigh yesterday
that your ability to make money W.,
the only thing that kept her from
thinkin' most Of the time that you WAS
about half cracked. Chicago Rec
ord-Hera1d.
81 see that New Yorker got six
years for stealing rs cents"
y ''Yes.
aAnother stole 100000 and went
free
tfYes.
wen. why didn't the Judge soals
the second fellow in proportio
"Why, you chump, he couldn't. No
man could serve 100000 years in.
Jail. could he?"C Cleveland Leader.
q ~. q y o.
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IurnIna Il "a Account.

From the Columbus Dispatch
Scribbles Would mind re-
.peattng your refusal OF my ofrer Of
marriage?
Miss chillem- Certainly not. But
why?
scribbles oh. i want to take #
down in shorthand for use iRgny next
novel.
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.How5I4e Found il,

From the Yonkers Statesman
Redd- How did you find the fsh--
ing up in the country?
Greene oh, same as usual
Same as usual?
yes, found 1t same as usual-had
to hire guide.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28
poesln,.t Meetl ID.
MONTHLY MISERY

IS one 81 wonan's worst Affections. Ii always leaves
you weaker and is sure to shorten and make
beauty fade. Tosop pain take Vine 81 earduf and
twill help relieve your misery regulate your
tons, make yousweu beautiful and strong u is.a re-
abIerenedy for dragging down pains
ache, nervousness rfabiIit dizziness
faintng spells, and similar and efsent
medicine for all Wonlen's pains andssekness
Mrs u l. Broadhead Of Clanton, AlaWrltes: &. have
used Garduifo my disease. which one peepIiarsto
women. and II has compl etelys cured me
An All DRUG STORES. IN 100 BOTTLES
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/. GIOn[iIIDR

The deed ls 4 very important
part Of d transaction IN real eatatss
;btiying and THAT TOO; Is looEsed a.
ter with the utmost care and pre-
5etsfon. n
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Read az West Y1rg1nIan:
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Taxes and IlSIlfdlG6'

The question of .shacIs taxesg
and Insurance and dozens Of other,
real estate pureltas ser may not be.
familiar come 8pp for solution and
are adjusted hstore the deal III
closed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-28

every purchaser 81 a home or
real estste of any kind should be
sure Of his atle- To know that
YOU haye ! coed title viii save you
endless and needless worry 4
nay aisp ave tie loss 81 yeurl
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Petition for Disci1ar9e,

4 - 4 . . { 81 "
Petition. for Dfseharge.
TO the Honorable Aston G: Dayton.
Judge of the District Court of the
United States for the Northern Dis
~ tr1ct Of West Virginia;
Antonio Angatti and Giovanni An
gait, parties trading as the Fa irmont;
store Company, of Fairmont, In the
county Of Marion. and State Of West
Virginia, in said district respec tfully
represent that on the 29th day OF
March, last past, they were adiudicafF,
ed bankrupts under the acts Of Con-
gress relating to bankrupt cyi;5 that
they have duly surrend an their
property and rights to property, and
have fully compiled with all the re-.
quirements Of said acts and of the
orders OF the court touching their
bankruptcy.
Wherefore they pray that they may
each be decreed by the court to have
a full discharge from all debts, pfoHa-
Bile against their or either OF their ess
tates under said bankrupt acts, ex7
cept such debts as are excepted by Law
from such discharge. ST
Dated ttth day Of July. A. p. l9oe.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-21
Church News.
VIRGINIA PRESBYTERIES.

Ablngdon-Central, Bristol, Va. April 18th, 7: 80
F. M j. r. Herndon Stated Clerk
MISUNDERSTANDING, Va, April 18th, p Nj.
George M. Mathis, Stated Clerk.
East Observation-Disclosures Va, April 9th,
p NJ I. p. Epes, Stated Clerk
Kanawha-St. Adams W. Va April 10th p
M Newton Donaldson, Stated Clerk
Lexington-LeXington, Va May l. s p M VIM
c. White, Stated Clerk.
observation-disclosures Washington, April 17th 8 P
NJ P. p. Flournoy, Stated Clerk.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Va, April "a, S p. NJ.
j. A. McMurray, Stated Clerk
Norfolk-Hampton, Va, April 18th, p M J.
NJ H Summerell Stated Clerk.
Roanoke-Mercy Seat, Halifax county, Va April
10TH p. M. H. A. Brown, Stated Clerk
West Hanover-Charlottesvil Va. April 18th &
p M. j. c. Painter, Stated Clerk
Winchester-Front Royal Va. May 1, p NJ A.
G. Link, Stated Clerk.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-21
WEST VIRGINIA.
Charleston

CharIestOn:-
me Rev A. d. p. Gmour addressed the conpra
CATION of the First Presbyterian Church on esobbt
morning the 11th in the interest of Union 7beo1o
gical Seminary at Richmond, Va. His address wac
an eloquent and impressive presentation of tba
i'lS 81 trls venerable school of the prophets He
was heard with deep interest by the large conqre
CATION whose close attention he held for FORTY a,o
minutes After the address the deacons circulated
cards through the congregation and took = collec
tlon OF nearly $500. Some of the most liberal Nom,
De's were absent from home, and it is thought that
they will bring the collection IN 70 ,,I ., ono
In ADDITION to the collection in money fifteen car
loads OF coal were donated by coal operators nartI
Tor the present year but mostly for the newt voa
ms donation of coal to the Seminary is equivalent
80 @gO ,. MI. Glnour left here Wednesday, the ID.
'nat open hearts will respond literally to the wants
OF our beloved Seminary wherever he goes 7 r. -
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GEORGIA..

ne FIesoyterial Missionary Conference. of Ma
7spy 'ery' mad It's initial meeting in Moultrie
bo,,o - P,t"s Vi lVo4' The meetings since
nave Deen at Macon and Thomasviue
me organization Of this Conference. nicotine, o.,
1t does just prior to meetings of Presb,,to, e.
Specil ana exclusive season for prayer and CON
, -. ..o'l VI missionary work The routine bust
consume so much time the consideration Of ,,,ro
important features, has in measure been 1irito1
ana the church has suffered. It is nIarnod 80
nave the missionary Conference meet twice a wear
ings. 'V''SIelS meet
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-21
HELP ZOE woMENs M1ssIoNAnY ~

HE'LL FOR WOMEN'S MISSIONARY UNIONS
NO movement OF recent date gives greater prom
Use OF arousing an intelligent and contributing in
terest in missions than does the organization Of
women Missionary Unions throughout the Church
we wish to be helpful to the good women who arc
WORKING with such fidelity and efficiency for the
$50 eauSe OIL missions and have a proposition to
submit TO the officers Of all the unions
we are prepared to assist i'm providing o 1it.ra
lure EXHIBIT for the Union Meetings and have
pan "hlch VIII assist i'm defrayng the expenses of
the annual meetings.
II some member will kindly send us the names
ana addresses of the officers their union and date
and place of next annual meeting we will rror,nti
send full particulars of our proposition.
r. e. MAGILL, Secretary
Va. i'ichuloho'
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-21
VIRGINIA..

Richmond, First Church.-Dr. R. P. Kerr preach
ed at the Wednesday evening service preparatory
to the communion next Sunday
Hoge Memorial-There We're three accessions
last Sabbath New members being received
almost every Sabbath. The entire work of the
church is in a condition of healthy growth
Second Church.-Dr. Cecil reports a most graft
flying visit to Yazoo City, where he preached the
sermon at the dedication of the new church. On
Friday he visited the University of Virginia and
acted as one of the judges in the debate between
students of the Universities of Virginia and Johns
Hopkins Six additional deacons were elected in
the Second Church at the Wednesday evening SER
vice.
great gathering of students was held at the
First Baptist Church Sunday last. There were
about twelve hundred present and great enthusi-
asm prevailed. The spirit of the Volunteer Con-
vention at Nashville seemed transferred to this
meeting and number of young offered them
selves for the foreign field. Seven colleges were
represented. DR.. Phillips presided and warm fell
lowshfp prevailed throughout the meeting. Among
the speakers representing own church were DR.
Phillips Rev. c. II. Pratt and Mr.. CASTOR Boyle
Petersburg, Second Church--There has been un-
usual spiritual interest in this for several
weeks PAST especially among the young people.
There have been ten twelve of these received
INTO full communion in the church, and a number
of others expected to be received soon The
Young Ladies' Missionary Society had a meeting on
last Sabbath, at which an interesting address was
delivered by Mr.. Sasakura, a Japanese student at
Union Seminary
On the 18th of March, at a called meeting the
Presbytery of Roanoke released Rev. j. M w. Ed
er from the pastoral charge of Bethlehem and
Douglas Churches. They tried hard and Offered
strong inducements to retain Mr.. Elder whose SER
vice has been useful and acceptable, but con-
sderations regarding health prevailed He goes
to Cordele, Ga. H. A. BROWN
Rev. T. s. Wilson, News Ferry, Va, r. F. D.
takes Mr.. Elders place chairman of the Home
Mission Committee of the Presbytery.
Lynchburg, Va.-The Board of Directors of the
Presbyterian Orphans Home is called to meet at
o'clock March o. to consider report of the sur
Veyor. who was directed to lay out the ground of
the Home and to take action necessary to the erec-
ton of the Margaret Paxton Memorial Cottage
This and the Shelton Memorial to be erected
this spring if the Board desires. One COM
memorates winsome child Of the covenant cael
Home in the morning of her days and the other a
veteran elder i'm the church, who had spent many
years of service for the Master Both of loved
the service of God and were fond of children. When
these houses shall be full of children-and some of
them have been waiting for months hundreds hav-
ing been turned away for want of room-we believe
that men and angels will pronounce them monu-
ments more beautiful than marble and more last
ing than brass
There is demand also for societies. churches
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-21
KENTUCKY.

The constitutional provisions having been COM
piled with, as Moderator of the Presbytery of
Louisville. hereby call a meeting of said Presby-
terry to be held at the First Presbyterian Church in
the city of Louisville at II o'clock A M, on the
oath of March, 1906.
l. To consider the application of the Third
church for leave to prosecute call for the pas
torial services of Rev J. S. Baird.
,. To consider the request of Rev NJ b. Porter
for the dissolution of the pastoral relation between
himself and the Crescent Hill Church
3. To dismiss Rev. NJ. B. Porter to the Presbyterv
OF East Hanover, and to do all things which may be
necessary or proper growing out of the above
named matters BENNETT II. YOUNG.
Moderator Louisville Presbytery
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-21
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Presbytery of Fayetteville will meet at Iau
rel Hill Church. Tuesday, April "a, at II A. M. 1906
p. r. LAW, Stated Clerk
"llmington.-The following ministers and mis-
Sloharles are sustained by the First Church Rev
~ D. M. Wells pastor; Rev. ]. S Crowley, I'm
manuel Church, Wilmington, N c.; Rev. r. NJ VIII
iiams, Presbyteria Evangelist; Dr. Geo G. Worth
hlang- Yin, China Mrs. George c. Worth Kiang-
hh' emma; Rev r. A. Haden. Kiang-Yin China;
MIS- r. A Haden, KiangYin, China.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-21
PREsBYTERIAL MIssIoNARY INIoN-

The West Hanover Presbyterial Union of Ladies,
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies, and La
dies Aid Societies, will hold it's second MEETING a+
FalmVille, Va. March 9th to 29th 1906 A dele
gaze from each church is expected even if there is
10 Ladles Society, and report from the ladies of
each church of whatever they have tried to do in
the past. Delegates will be met at the trains on
tuesday March 9th, but their names must be sent
at once if not already reported to Mrs H. Tucker
Graham.
MISS frehch OF China, will be present and give
her eloquent story and Rev w. H. Sbennard ,uSo,,,
the crowds follow wherever he speaks will fell at
poth public night meetings, March 9th and 2stb.
OF the great work of the Southern Church in A.
rca' VIII you pray for Gods blessing on this
meeting? MRS IOt1N d e1,1+,e,(l.+
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-21
MARYLAND.

the spring meeting of Maryland Presbytery will
be held at Mount Washington Church. Tuesday
April IT, at o'clock, p. NJ Parke p Flournov
Stated Clerk.
AT called meeting of Maryland Presbytery held
at Rockville, March 18th, the pastoral relation of
the Rev. r. L. McNair to the Rockville Church was
dlssoIVed and he was dismissed to Roanoke Pres
bytery' that he may accept the call given him to
become pastor of Charlotte Courthouse Church
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MISSISSIPPI.

fazoo C1ty'-The new church building at this
place, Rev G. e. Cunningham, D. D., pastor was
dedicated Sunday, March 18th. Rev Russell Ce-
GIL d. D., of Richmond, Va. preached the dedca-
tory sermon from Psalm cxxii. 1. 81 was glad when
they said unto me: Let go into the house of the
Lord The church has three hundred mem
pers ana Sunday school of about one hundred
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-21

schools and individuals to support a child in the
Home 1t costs five dollars month. God is open
ing the door Let the people of God enter it lead
ing orphan by the hand.
James Waddell has been presented to Lancaster
county. through the Circuit Court by Captain
George p. Squires of Lancaster, and was unveiled
at Lancaster Courthouse, on Monday, March 10TH
The inscription on the tablet is in black end gold
letters, with open Bible carved above. The text
of the inscription is follows:
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-21

1t seems to meet a need that has long made itself
felt and if consistently supported by prayer and eff
fort, it will bring it's reward.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-03-21
In Menoriam.
Rev. James wadden, D. D..

Inc BLIND preacher, Teacher, Orator.
Son of Thomas and Janet Waddel, of County
Down, Ireland
Born the Atlantic Ocean in 1889 when his
parents emgrated to America.
Died in Louisa county, Va, September II, 1906
Licensed as probationer April 8, 1851 by the
old Presbytery Hanover
Resided on Corratoman River, Lancaster county
va IN 1852. and had three preaching places viz:
Lancaster Courthouse, the Forrest Meeting House
and the Northumberland Meeting House.
In 1858 married Mary Gordon daughter of Colo
mel James Gordon, of Lancaster county an elder in
the church and member of the court, and the ma
ternal grandfather of General William F. Gordon
of Albemare.
Taught Meriwether Lewis and Governor James
Barbour
Was at one time minister of the Thinking Spring
church, Augusta county, Va, and as a patriot in
the Revolution addressed Tate's company at Mid
Rockbridge county, Va
Immortalized in Wirts British Spy when in ,
sermon of thrilling oratory magic eloquence on
the Passion of Our Saviour he electroied his hear
ers by the beautiful and sublime quotation from,
Rousseau: Socrates died like philosophers but
Jesus Christ like a God"
Norton'-There have been fifteen additions to
thls church since the first of January The mem
bershp has more than doubled in the past year
snip to cost about $4,000. We hope to worship in
the new church by the middle of the summer The
church has been served by one of Synod's evanee1-
lsts Tor the past fourteen months but expects IN
call pastor in a few weeks
Inc pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Pr,
laskl presented the cause of the starving Japanese
III lhe northern provinces of Japan, and the people
contributed $685. which has just been sent to the
Japanese Red Cross Society at Tokyo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
ATHLETICS AT TOME

The committee Of arrangements for
the fourth annual interscholastio field
and track meet TO be held at the
Jacob Tome Institute, on Saturday,
May 18th, has issued invitations TO
nearly all the schools within a radius
Of l50 miles, and many acceptances have
been received. This meet has come to
be recognized as one Of the most at
traotive athletic events south of the
Mason and Dixon line, and each year
attracts a larger number Of spectators,
who come from Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Wilmington and the near
by towns in Cecil, Hartford and
Chester Counties.
The track is one OF tho fastest in the
country, as the following records show,
namely. One hundred yard dash, 10
seconds 220 yard dash, % 3-5 seconds
440 yard dash, 81 % seconds half-mile
run, 2 minutes 6 seconds; mile run,
4 minutes, "A 8 seconds; low hurdles,
20 b seconds; high hurdles, 26 . 8
seconds; pole vault 10 feet high
jump, feet II inches; broad jump,
2l feet 10 - inches shotput, Al feet 9 81
inches hammer throw, l25 feet. Gold,
silver and bronze watch fob medals,
stamped with the official Tome seal,
are awarded for each event; 15-inch
loving cup TO the man scoring the
highest number Of points and a silk
banner TO the school winning the meet.
The Central High School of Ph hiladel .
phla won the meet last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Delaware City, April 14.-Special
Faster music will be sung in Christ p. h.
Church on Sunday. The choir will be
assisted by Miss Josephine Fletcher OF
Wilmington.
The One Hundred and Twelfth Co.,
stationed at Fort du Pont has issued in
vitations for an Easter dance Monday
evening, April 10th.
Personalities. G. Gooden and Mrs.
Alexander FARRELL visited Philadelphia on
Wednesday Samuel Hawkins Of Will
mington was in town this week Miss
Bina Foord is spending some time in
Philadelphia-Mr. Bradley and Titus
Irons of Philadelphia are spending sew
eral days in TOWN. Mrs. Charles Hipp OF
Fort Totten, N. Y, is visiting her mother
Mrs b. +. Eisenberger- II. c.
Johannes was in Wilmington yesterday
William Jester of Philadelphia is in town
Frank Pordham, who has been i'll, is much
improved-Ms. Samuel Vail and Mrs
Caleb Price spent yesterday in Whining.
ton-Aliss Lucy jackson has returned
from London Grove, Pa.--Mrs Brady OF
Middletown visited here this week.-Mrs.
Caldwell has returned from a Southern
trip and is visiting DIR. and Mrs. Frank
Bellville Miss Florence Davidson was
in Wilmington this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
MIDDLErowH

special Coresponaence OF Every Evening.
Middletown, April l4-James Tomlin-
son died at Fanhurst, Wednesday, aged
A years James, or "Jim,' as he was
more familiarly known, was for many
years a resident of this town, but owing
to failing health, he thought it advisable
to 90 TO the hospital at Farnhurst, last
fall, for treatment Funeral services will
be held at Warwick, Md, on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock.
The funeral services of Miss Kate Reese
of Elkton, Md, took place on Wednesday
morning from her late home, interment
being made in St. Anne's cemetery, near
this town. George NJ. Reese Richard
Reese, W. ID. Bratton, Charles NJ. Tull,
John r. Gonce and Daniel Bratton were
bearers.
Personal Miss Mary Janvier of Viii
mington is visiting Mrs. S. S. Holten-
Miss Maria Nowland has returned from
New York Mrs w. J. Guard of New
York has been visiting Mrs e. S. Jones
Mrs Hugh c. Browne has returned TO
Wilmington j. b. Nowland is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.