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Middletown transcript., 1906-10-20
DIAMOND STATE TROLLEY


The affairs Of the Diamond State Rapid
Transit Company are progressing A. fast
AZ can be expected, and Supervising
Chief Engineer Endean. who ID nrgotiai-
ing the financial end Of itin New York
City. ID receiving encouraging reports
from his capitalists. Tie closing Of tile
deal only awaits the getting together of
all the necessary franchises. Attorney
Charles Howell LeFeyre will visit the
New Castle County Levy Cuuit for The
purpose of getting The complete right OF
way fixed mp, and when tilis Is secured
with the franchises Of the few remaining
towns now under consideration, and for
wardsd to the New York syndicate, Mr..
Endean thinks that It will be but short
time before the money is forthcoming
and the work Of actual construction com
mences -'Spy,na Times.
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BURFrH-TAYLoR WEDDING

A pretty marriage was soimanIzed intt,e
parlers OF the parsonage OF Cumberland
Street Methodist Church at 8 o'clock,
Monday night, October 18TH The par
ties to she contract were Miss Blanche L.
Bufin, OF williamsburg, Va, aud Walter
i Taylor, ,of Middletewn. The groom was
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Taylor.
the ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
w. g. Starr in the presence Of q number
of friends Of the bride and groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor will reside at Norfolk,
Va.
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777-7777 = + Z L.
DR. MURRAY T0 WE'D


wedding Ill Interest 10 all tie Wil-
mington Conference Il anilounced to take
place III Camden shortly before Thanks
giving Day. + il that Of Miss Pauline
Nelson, daughter ol Rev e II Nelson.
pastor of Camden ii u Church. and .
yonng woman of striking beanty and
grace 81 carriage, 70 Rev. WI $. Murray,
probably the best-known minister il the
Wilmington Conference DR.. Murray il
ahe minister who broke al traditions oi
Peninsula Metliodien BY serving one
church for seven years, his term Of pastor
ate at Sc. PauPs MI i Church, Whining.
ton. He was also presiding elder of
Wilmington District during the panic
days.
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LETTER 10 .. .. MAssAY
Middletown, Del.

Dear Si,: Yoa know, diamonds dom
60 by size. So with paint.
We make paint, one gallon Of which
goea as two Of another and lasts twice 81
long: that's four to one.
You know il il true in diamonds; they
don't 70 BY the gallon. do they I?
II you're going to paint your house,
you 90 first TO your painter and say:
s.Fin going to paint; do ynu want the
Job and what'Il ID cost ?
II he happens to know. he'll say:
Depends on the paint. lean do il for
somewhere about 500 or 5000. which
ever you like; 500 will make good job;
500 poor one.'
And you, II yoa happen to have your
wits, II say: "1'll take the good one,
wten'll you do ii r.
Painters ought, all. to know about paint
and jewelers. ought to be able 10 get .
good job. We do what we can TO help
both.
One gallon Devoe Is better than two Of
average paint. goes ss far-that il, your
house will take about 20 gallons Deyoe
and 40 Of average paint--and Devoe will
wear long time;tIle life Of average paint
is very uncertain, II may be q year.it may
be fiye.
Why l. II that painters don't know
about paint 7 Do jewelers. know about
diamonds They know more than
they tell sometimes. There are painters
and painters; 20 there are jewelers.; 30
there il paint. and the least gallons
paint d Dsvoe.
You're truly
r W DEvoE & Co
P. E j. r. McWhorter 4 Son all nnr
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nrDDErrown, DEE., ocr. 20, isos.
SPIES

We have no doubt that there
viii be, to-day, men at the two
polling places in this town and in
Others in close legislative dis
ftricts, claiming TO be agents Of
the Anti Bribery League, but who
are In reality sent from the other
end OF the Democratic Campaign
COMMITTEES. The plan is to scare
and intimidate Republicans and
to act as q shield for Democrats.
We do not like TO believe that the
Anti Bribery League is an auxil-
iary of the Democratic State
Committee, because there are
some Republicans whose names
are used as members of the
former organization for whom We
have always had q high regard,
and we regret that our confidence
in their wisdom and ability to
see into q milestone has been
sadly shattered. Now, however,
we are forced to the conclusion
as above stated. Onrreaso are
easily stated.
THE TRANSCRIPT has opposed
bribery In every form. Opposed
Addickism when we were the
only paper in this county doing
so. We claim credit for part Of
the sterling, strenuous Republi-
canism Of this community. When
the Anti Bribery League was
first talked of we saw that here
was . chance to form q formid-
able non-partisan body to adj
vance the common good. We
saw also the chance of the Demo-
cracy TO hoodwink the Republic
cans Of the organization and
therefore we watched develop
ments. The result jnstifies our
caution.
Several weeks ago, THE TRAN
SCRIPT recited an actual happen
ing in a certain district of this
County, on Septsmber 18th, when
Q supposed agent OF the Anti
Bribery League admitted that he
was latter" Republicans and
would not molest Democrats who
were aiding In the registration Of
their voters. The sConmenta-
tor Of Evsry EUcssing attempted
20 make light of this story and
asked certain questions which
we met sentative and in turn put
. few questions In search OF
knowledge which We still believe
the public should have. No at
tention has yet been given to this
inquiry. But we have learned on
authority OF q prominent member
OF the Executive Committee Of
the League who bv reason Of llis
former prominent position ID the
Democratic Organization should
know what be was talking about,
that the agents referred to ii our
former article were sent ont BY
the Democrats and not By the
Leagun. This Absolutely con.
firms the suspicious We enter
tanned and expressed. I,
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what il NJ akastsr with HANDY

povEE. DEr.. 0ct.s IL b local Demo
essts afe psrplexesi 10 know What isas be.
come Of Former Congressman Lesinl
Irving Handy, sometime senasoriai san-
didats, wl'sre mama does not appeaF ou
sny q tlss Democratic programmes isr
shisiwlnd eanapaieAIsg from nov until
sha election d..
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REPRESENTATIVE:

REPRESENTATIVES,. EB. u
JOSEPH B. BARTLETT. lss District.
FRANK HI. PARADEE I'd nistFict.
ROBERT KEENAN,. Sd District.
THOMAS d. WILKINSON. 4th Dis
srics.
SAMUEL j. DENNIE0N 9Th District.
JEREMIAH r. HARVEY 9Th District.
DARLINGTON FLIEE. 7th District.
ISAAC ". RICHARDS 9Th District.
JOHN p. WILSON. 9th District.
WILLIAM w. LEECH. 10th District.
WILLIAM I'll. EVANS. llth District.
CHARLES W.PAECDAST 18th District.
ALEXANDER P.CORBIT. 18Th District.
RICHARD H0DGS0N l4tii District.
WILMER G. STATS. 18th District.
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TERMS OF SALE

Personal property cash. Real estate
ten per cent. cash at time of sale and
balance on or before the day Of confirms
ton.
For further information, address
GEORGE E. TOWNSEND. Jr..
Trustee In Bankruptcy of the estate of
Christopher ]. Vandegrift, 1915 Market
street, Wilmington, Delaware.
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Rt,R srATg sENAgoRs:

GEORGE w. SPARKS. LIT District.
WILLIAM III. MILLER. Sd District.
PAUL GILLIS. 5tls District.
HENRY s. .WOODKEEPER 9TH District.
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COUNTY TICKET
HENRY STAFFORD. D.-Shariff.
JAMES Fl. CALOWAY.-CoEoner.
FRANCIS IA. WALKER Register OF
Wills
HARRY I'll. BILLANY.-Recofd OF
Deeds
JOSEPH G. J0LIS. Register In Cham
sery Clerk OF the 0Fphans' Court.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
OF
REAL ESTATE
AND Personal PROPERTY

By virtue Of an order oil the District
Court Of the United States for the District
Of Delaware. made on the Seventeenth
day OF October 1905. will be exposed to
sale at public yendue on
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Republican Ticket

FoR REPRESENTATIVES fN GokGRRss'
IN. HIRAM Il. BURTON
Of suaeex County.
---~--~~-~ 81
FoR sTArR TRRAsUREn
THOMAS N. RAWLINSs
of Sussex County
FoR AUDITOR or ACoaUNTs:
THOMAS C. ROE.
Of Kent County.
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FOR INSPECTORS
CLARENCE Z. POOL, lss, District,
CLARENCE G. VAIL, End, District,
JOHN w. BENNY. Sd, District,
JAMES A. MONEY, 4th. District.
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Ea@ ROAD COMMISSIONERS:
q. C0WGIIL ALST0N,
ROBERT s. CARPENTER,
.EDIAND wv. PLEASANT0N.
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FUR ASS Re1R
J0sEPH "a. SUYDAM.
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Wednesday, Oct 24tll.
LOCKWOOD LAND, MAIN STREET
MiddletOWn, Delaware

.HDER THEIR HUGE R,FfY riYs WATERPROOF pAvIIoNs.
The FRANK A. ROBBINS
NEW GREkI.Sl ALL FEATURE SHOWS. Z
Acres OF Anna Boom Ten
sandt . Thousand Reves
THE TRIBUNAL Or NATIONS.
AsTPER-sPT.E sDrp PAGEANT REFI1Ex OF HIS
and No6ht
ftheG
Facn Of the Arms
of as 81
THE PARAGON OF RADIANT, ROMANTIC REALISM.
THE VERY CREAM or EARTH'S GREAT CIRCUSES
THE WORLDS MOST WoNDRoHs BAREBACK EQUEs-
of Artists
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II. s. j. r McWhorter & Son sell our
paint.
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COURT At COIUMBIANA.
judge Pelham DisPOses of Cases In One

CoIunlbiana, Oct. I3-tS special Zinc
civil docket in the Circuit court was
gone through with last Thursday. ana
Judge Pelham and Solicitor Barr went
to their homes.
The grand jury made its final report
iust before the adjournment of court -
Their report showed an investigation
of 142 cases, and forty indictments
were found Twelve of these were
capital felonies
This section of the state has enloNe
several days OF cool and d"IlS !It'"I
weather The farmers are very. busy
gathering their crops.
I The criminal docket IN tn" trru''
Court will be taken IN Monday. There
are quite a number Of bad cases ON t,Ir
docket to be tried.
The Democratic County camf'i17
cpers Mond; y in =Cdlcrl rr"lalH"ut
speakers will fill appointments in the
county. during the campaign. .- Ne,
Cpmer, candidate for Coz "thot. VIII
make several speeches in Tn" roun'N
Professor Ansley. who was elected
principal of tho High School at tlnS
rlace. has resigned tho position. -"' g.
Count of i'll health, and t"inmoi'rl
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Keeping a Big
Brewery Clean
Pabst Never Brews on Saturday-Im-
mense Plant. Always Clean, Gets
Weekly Scrubbing.

Scrub day at the brewery. Readers
of The Advertiser didn't know there
is such day, did you" Well, there is
at the big Pabst brewery in Milwau-
kee and it is nothing but scrub day
You might be surprised to see now
thoroughly the cleaning is done and
TO know that on scrub dav no other
work is attempted anywhere in the
brewery. except in the shipping de-
pa rtment, of course, for the work
there never ceases.
Saturday is the Pabst scrub day all
the year round. If YOU were to visit
the brewery on any Friday and were
told that on the following day the
vast plant would he shut down for
cleaning. YOU would say. Il don't see
any reason why it should be, for it
is clean now Yes. that's so. The
Pabst brewery is always clean--clesn
as the cleancst kitchen Iecause it is
kept clean. The Pabst process OF
brewing beer is a perfectly clean pro-
cess But the weekly scrub day is
considered by F'abst an additional and
important feaule Of the keeping al
ways clean process. II is part Of the
enormous price paid for th' absolute
cleanness of Pabu Fine Ribhon-.the
best beer ever breWed ...i
Not a kettle hollis. not pint ri beer
is hrcwcd in tho goat Pahst plant
on SATURDAYS In n parts Of the
hrewcry the cleaners arc at work
with scrub brush ard water The walls
and floors Of cement and brick. every
foot of space, ever ook and corner
from tho great cellars below the
= ourd 70 the top of tic five and six
fairly shines The very extreme of
care is shown in cleaning and rinsing
the brew Kettles. watts and pipes
nothing hut pure water, pumped to the
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GERMAN BILLS.
Fresh barrel lust arrived: Toe quart.
BROCk GROCERY co.
TEACHERS ARE ENTERTAINED.
instructors At CcntrcSiI!e school Made
To Feel NJ Home.

nsiructors At Ccntrc,iise school Made
To Feel NJ Home.
Cemtrevillc. Oct. l5-tSr ial Fri
day night Mr.. and Mrs. JoAn = Ken
ncdy and Mr. Edward Kennedy. gave
q rcceDtion in honor of Misses Ashley,
barnes. Crawford and Goree, teachers
in tho sCentr"Nille High school
The No ln"dy HON" vas 3"lHittuilE
decorated delightful r"fr"s hrl On 5
N@nr served and ~ every respect tnH oj..
esioil was one of the most euiovat)e
in the. social history OF Gvntrcville.
The following persons we're present:
Misses Ellen Ashley. Mary Earncs. B"s-
sic Cooper. Estcele Crawford, Irene
Ivcy Fanny Mae tior"e Georgia L"ep-
cr. Mr. and Mrs. John :. Lrep"r; N"ssr7
Howard l.. cleveland, Walton E. Fu;
lcr. W. w, Lavender. Manley Lewis. j
Percy suite u crawford Suttlc.
Miss Ina Sinnott, daughter ri Roy.
Mr Sinnott Of this place, is on Nis,
l. friends in SolrlI.
Miy,-Lora Long of Eu'du,a Who has
loou ON 4 visit to the family Of t'r- :.
e. M"isG. VI this place, rcturncd I" nc"
L"u" on Thursday
The ladies' of the rresbytnriar
Church win give an entorta'nm"I; f"r
the benefit of tn'ir church at the
Wddsworth Hotel on next Friday @ht
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Piles
Cured QuickIy,- and Pnin.essly-No
Risk, NO Danger.
Free Trial Package to Convince Sen
by Mail 10 All Who Write.

y
nv Mail 10 All who Write.
Common sense is just as necessary
tcven more SOL in medicine as in bust
ness ort he affairs Of every 1ay life
People are getting to know more than
they uod TO Not SO long ago il was
the fashion to make all sorts of claims
for a m~dicine. and wind mp ny asking
the reader to 60 to drug store and
buy bottle People won't stand for
that kind Of thing now. They want
proof-~tangible proof They want to
trv tho remedy first and II they find it
to he what is claimed they Will he
glad enough to go and buy it
That is why We say to every per
son suffering from piles OF any form
Of rectal disease. send us "our name
and We will gladly send ron free
trial package. For W. know what
druggist and get a soc box of Fyra-
mid Pj}o cure. now admitted by thou
sands t. he one of the most wonder
full rclicfs and cures for piles eyer
known.
please excuse my delay in writing
TO you sooner in regard to wnat vouT
Pyramid PHI. Cure has ioae for NO.
/ consider il one of the inest m"di-
rln"s in the world for piles. suffer-
ed untold misery for four months
when my wife begged me to send Tor
a SOC box When it was half gone
knew | was better and ii didn't tax"
any begging to get m" to stnd Tor "a
second box think | am about well
now but if | feel any symptoms or a
il from the Pyramid Drug co, t" la"
sure of the cure. Tell me all about
mis- fine remedy for piles.
And il THERE'S anything in this
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TO PROTECT GAME
SELMA SPORTSMEN FORM A PER-
MANENT ORGANIZATION.
Will See To II Personally That There
Are No Violations OF the
Bird Laws Of the
County,
Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau.
Selma, October 10.
At noon today some twenty five or
thirty we'll known sportsmen OF this
County met in w. f. Callens cotton
exchange on Water Street
The meeting was called several days
ago by well known citizens OF the
County and at the meeting today steps
were taken towards the protecting OF
the game of the County and for the
punishment OF the violators OF the
game law in the County.
From the attendance at the meeting
and the prominence of those who at
tended IT is evident that the Nimrods
of the County are in earnest and that
all infractions of the law will be pun
may lie. Colonel w. r. Nelson was
convened and j. r. AFFORD was named
as the Secretary of the meeting.
The proposition was then made to
form an association. which should be
Dallas County protective Game Asso-
citation. Upon motion of ernest La
mar. the Chairman was authorized to
name a committee of FIVE on perma :
ncnt organization. of which the Chair
man should be a member.
This committee consists of W. r.
w. mnnpcr and w. p. Welch. The
Committee was authorized to examine
the game laws and report any amend
fcctive. az a meetin. Of the AssScia-
tion which will be held at the same
place next Saturday at noon. Upon
motion of DR.. J. T. Chapman reward
Of S25 was offered by the Association
for, proof sufficient to convict for any
meeting adjourned until next Satur-
day.
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y F. Wnrdlov Loses Home npd store
Other HR2rattOns.


4 one-str nv frame cottage and 4
small 3di"tning store at ~ H1nstnn
street owned aud occupied by :;
Wardlow. wcr" completely DESTROYED
hv ire at > o'"lofk Yesterday mo- ming.
Til" loss will reach 81, oi,',; There was
no insurance On tho building, F..
The origin of tho fire is unknown II
WAS discovered by tho owner Whlie
dwelling II" was awakened from ms
sleep 10y tire cracking of wood and IN"
noise Of flames and saw the h,az;r
enyolopng, his store. me fro, F1 ,nni, >
res!d"n"" and then with only few
garments. 49,
a telrpnor" alarm was sent to INC
fire department, nnon tne "ra'N'' had
t bn~n dl r%,rf" complc,oly Consumed RIA
work Of thu dcpartnent was a'ln"d l."
prevent the spread of the names MT.
Wardlow saved nothing from his res
idemcc or his store. In the latter, i
small stock was carried.
In addition t. thiS fire, thc depart
ment also had three small runs YES
t"rdnY.
A 7lG GcI,ork in the mof min; ma a
residence .cf ". b. Jannry' ln2"
South Hum street where ,himhnnn
burned in IL. roof The blaze was put
ont with cArm,cals and tn" damage
was slight. 49,.
street owned by Watt McDade and
occupied by !. T. Roberts. was par
tally damaged by chimney sparks at
-, o'"lo' X Yesterday morning, me
chout 81 lad hoen crta,lod
Alarm vas %. asion"d 81 $50 Go <
| last night bv tho burning out. of a
Fah~l, AZ Washington street There
was no damage,
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l and between Birmingham and New Or
leans, Lebanon and Cincinnati. also on
Nashville. service a la carte
New and handsome chair cars lseats
free) operated trans ] and between
Cincinnati and New Orleans. High back
seat coaches and chair cars are also run
Louisville St Louis. Evansville. Memphis
nashville and New Orleans ,S.o,., p,,,..
also through Pullman New York to New
Orleans.
Train No. carries through Pullmans
from Cincinnati and New York to New Or
leans. Also through day coach and sleep
err between St. Louis and Montgomery, and
also through Tourist sieepers to San Fran
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MEETING AT HAMILTON
Rev Nr Mcdonald of Bear Creek.
MMkca Iine IMnre ssiOn

TIlmITtWM. UCf ID SN'0IaT ] = N'
lrotr2cted meeting at tH- N"tholiS,
church mere las been quite success
ROY Mr. Tyler 81 She+f"Id al noi
come but Rev Mr.. Mcdonald of Bea1
Creek. was here and did som" spl"r-
did preaching during the week. assist,
ed by the pas tor. Rrv. Mr.. T"th"rson
The farmers are blue over III" c"ndi-
ton uI their crops. II seems now that
the cotton has not been dame god 1s
much AZ nifty per cent by tn" three
weeks that we had ending one week
ago.
The rhIu,"ry Court for this distri I
will b" IN Session h"r" mex week
Thor" are soI-te land "a - to t:Y. Ths
land has increased 80 in value during
the last fiv, ,-"drs. about 400 "er cont
that IT is now worth having law suits
over.
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CISCO. Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturo,v
Train No carries through Pullman.
from New Orleans to New York and Gin
ing connection at Nashville with throus h
sleeper to Chicago.
Train No. carries Though Pullman
seepers from New Orleans to New York
Cincinnati. Chicago and through day coach
ana sleeper Montgomery to St. Louis
All through day trains i,ake close con-
nection at Cincinnati Evansville. ST. Lou.
and New Orleans for all points. North.
For further Information formation pertaining 10
agents L. 4 N R. r.. or write or call on
c. L. Wolff Travelling Passenger Agent
Union Station. Montgomery. Ala. 'Phona
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ATLANTIC
COAST LINE

The Through Car Line to Savannah,
Ga, Jacksonville. and other Florida
points
For schedules. reserva tons or other
information. call at city once. or
Consult the Purple Folder
W. ]. CRAIG. P. T NJ
&c. WHITE. c. F. A.
Wilmington, N. 6.
Z. NJ. NORTH. n. P. A. Savannah Ha'
THOS. E. MYERS. T. P. A.
Montgomery. Ala.
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row has no principal of her High
:. huol Efforts hav" been made to
secure some one to Ill the place. but
with out avail \ position Xix" this is
not likely. however to lie long unta-
ken.
The salary is good ANA the location
of the rest to build up first class
school
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Isaiah Martin, a negro wanted in
Benton. Lowndes county. on a CHARGE
of stealing a pistol, was arrested by
Police Officers Taylor and Williamson
at $50 o'clock last night. Lowndcs
county authorities informed Police
Chief Taylor that an officer will be
sent for the negro Monday.
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lory said that during the first part OF
city he spent Friday. Today Mr.. NAL
Chairman Gfai nan of the the Campaign committse
to succeed Captain Frank $. White.
He said that while in uvnversa lion
with Mr.. Conner that he had suggested
the appointment of Hon. J. Craig
Smith or Colonel W. W. Quarles rs
Chairman of the Committee.
Mr.. Conner seemed to prefer the ar-
tleman, who is spending today in Rir-
minRham. will have a talk with Mr..
Conner in regard to this matter, and
when he returns to Montgomery Mon
day the appointment will probably be
made.
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The steamer City of Mobile reach
ed the city wharf last night with a
large cargo of freight. To this point
the City OF Mobile brought about a
hundred bales of cotton and several
hundred sacks of cotton seed. besides
n large quantity of miscellaneous
freight The boat left this afternoon
for Mobile on the return trip carry
jug from here several hundred bales
of comprt ssed cotton, which VII b5
shipped from Mobile to England.
Will Name Successor
Hon. n. s. -. Mallory returned this
morning from Montgomery i'm which
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MEETING OF BOOK CLUB.

The members Of the West End Book
Club met Yesterday afternoon with
Miss Sarah Morgan. Miss Hobbs was
leader of the program and the subject
was THE Regency"
Home reading included ''Lowell's
Eve OF the French Revolution"
Miss Jarvis read paper on "The
Dukes Of Orleans and Maine.
Miss Jones read a paper on Madame,
tho Queen Mother and Miss Ward
contributed paper on Madame de
Pompadour. The subject under dis,
cussion was "The Society of Sceaux.
h";irShucnt W"r "uJoN Il
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Mr. and M,s. Henry Vaughan have
returned from their bridal trip 10 New
York ard Washington and are hom1
cilcd At thair pretty new home OF
Cnurch Street
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Jim stewart Of Marion is in the city.

Miss Carrie rn,tenhninl Of Atlanta
is spending few Jays mere with heF
brother Harrv pottenhcimer
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rorR FIRES ,EsTERDA,.

MIR. and Mrs. Herman lnman haN
returned home from MontGomery.