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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
NO PLANSFOR CHANGE
OF CENTRAL OFFICES

Maj J. F. Hanson, president of the
Central of Georgia Railway Company,
stated last night that no definite plans
have been made to change his offices
to Atlanta from Macon. While the
change could be made without any
difficulty, so far as the charter of the
company is concerned, he considers
there is little Importance to be at
tached to the report that it is to be
made. The change would only affect
the presidents office and the clerical
force connected with it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
TOXIN NOW GIVEN FREE
TO VICTIMS OF DOGS
People Thus Bitten GiV6n
Treatment.

Any citizen of Georgia bitten by a
dog suffering with rabies may now
so to Atlanta ana receive treatment
free at the hands Of the State Board
OF Health. The family physician may.
if such is desirable send there for
the virus and administer the Pasteur
treatment at home Dr. H. IT, Har-
ris, secretary Of the State Board, an
uounces that all arrangements have
been completed for furnishing treat
ment or the necessary curatives free
of charge
DIR. Harris, as The representative OF
the State board has been working on
The free Pasteur plan for several
months He is now in position to
produce hyar0pnObia anti-toxin in
large quantities., and also to admins
ter it to affected patients
The innovation viii prove a blessing
to many people At present affected
persons have to go to one Of the Pas
teur Institutes throughout the country
to get treatment Such costs much
money and often The person bitten
is unable TO bear the expense.
Or. Harris has issued q bulletin
giying detailed information relative to
the disease of hydrOphobia and the
steps that should be taken to prevent
or cure the same
He states that as soon as a person is
bitten the wound should be cauterized
preferably with concentrated nitric
acid; if that can not be secured use
some other strong caustiC
He urges that it be used in liberal
quantities, as there is less danger in
uging too much than i'm foo 1itf1p
When safe to do so, he suggests that
the animal be not killed, but kept
confined aud the development of the
disease observed that it may be deter
mined whether it suffers from hypro-
phobia
When killed pack the head of the
dog in ice and ship to the State
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
TORRID JUST A TRIFLE,
AND KICK Is RESULT

In Americus, as probably was the
case at other points yesterday, the
weather was warm. In fact it could
have been called suItry without ylo-
lating the truth in the remotest de-
gree, but warm weather rather than
snow was expected, and the natives
protested not At 8 o'clock in the
afternoon the official thermometer re-
corded 80 degrees. Just as an ex-
pertinent Cotton avenuevian hung a
thermometer out in the sun; the real,
true test, and in ten minutes the mer-
curry had mounted to 108 and was
yelling Justify for the ice wagon. If
a general rain could be had, and it
is badly needed, conditions would be
more pleasant
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
A TRAIN OF BROWNIES
GOING TO THE MEET

The northbound Central train
leaving Americus at 2 o'clock yester-
day afternoon might well have been
called Joe Brown Special' as it
was crowded with stalwart supper
ters Of Georgia's next Governor ell
route to Atlanta to attend the big
convention today Two extra coaches
We're taken on, and in all of these
the standing room only" sign was in
evidence. At Americus the train was
boarded by delegations from Webs
ter, Sumter Stewart SchIey and
Marion counties. 1t was a happy
throng OF embroyo statesmen and
all were happy on the way. One
coach in the train was occupied en-
tirely by the Dougherty county dele
gates, who achieved such a splendid
victory in the recent primary,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
SUMTER'S BIG ARRAY IN
AT THE FRONT TODAY
Score of Delegates Trek
to Capital.

Sumter's delegation to the State
Convention are already at the front
and win tak@Dart this morning i'm the
nomination of Ge0rgiass next cover
nor. President G. S. S. Horne. of the
Sumter County Brown Club. with
Chairman J. A. Hfx0n and other dele
gates. arrived fhera Yesterday morn
inc.
The Americas daJaeatfou win have
hee5r,,,o7fe,.s, 7f tl,a b,,soo,7
Tba canvanffon narI5ns +ba largae+
IA HE teateta history Win asear9aIe at
10.30 fbis morning Of the onara bonse
ana get down to business.
Tnmedi9felv upon organization the
name of Elffor q r. Pendlaton. of
Macon. win he nroD0sed for +emDor-
erv chairman
Hon Hewlett HAN viii ha nonoi-
mated far nermanent chairman
Under the rules Of the present State
E7vacrtiva ron,47iftoo tba convention
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
NORTH ON BUSINESSIN IN
INTEREST OF COMPANY

Col w A Dodson, who is largely
interested in the affairs of the Am
ericus Railway and Light Co., reach
ed Philadelphia yesterday where
he goes upon important business con-
nected with that enterprise Before
his departure from Americus Col
Dodson, in answer to inquiry, gave
out the statement that the enterprise
was in good shape, and that all the
agreements would be carried out
fully. Upon his return to Americus a
week hence it is expected that some
news of nature highly gratifying to
the public here will be given out.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
MR. C0VFYlS MANAGER
OF MILL IN AMFRlCUS

Mr.. Charles A. Covey, who recently
was appointed to the position of Man
ager Of the Americus Oil Co.'S exten-
sive plant, assumed his new duties
there yesterday. Mr.. Covey has been
manager for some time of the plant at
Eufaula, both owned by the same
company, and returns to Americus
where he was formerly connected
with the local plant in another capa-
CITY
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
WELL is SHUT DOWN
BEST PART OF TIME

Artesian water is almost luxury
in Americus, despite the fact that the
supply is abundant. Owing to con
ditions at the pumping station the
uptown artesian well is run only at
stated intervals an hour in the early
morning, an hour at noon and from 6
to p. M. Consumers must get wa
ter then or go without,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
We will sell you q
panama hat cheaper
than you can buy one
anywhere, at Ansley's.


Contractor J. II. Newsom began
yesterday the laying out of the foun-
dation for the handsome two story
residence which DR. w. S. Prather is
preparing to build on Barlow street,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
TO CLOTHING BUYERS.

There are many many men who have not
yet bought them spring and summer suit of
clothes but still sweating out that last winters
suit. Now that is the poorest economy for you.
If you do not feel inclined to buy one of those
SUTTS-$25.OO to $500.
why simply let us show you some of those
broken lots of odd suits made by the same high
class tailors, grades fine wool fabrics, same
Innings, in fact same everyway except price
which is exactly half-for the suits which were
$1,000 to $500 are now:--
$500 to $3.50.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
GC0d for Americus

augusta Chronicle)
Good for Americus. Americus has
just organized a $4,000 bank.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
New Americus Steam
Laundry
Will C. Carter, Proprietor,
AMERICUS, GA.
March s, 1907.
Empire Life Insurance Company,
Atlanta, ga,
Gentlemen:

Protection and not pef to be the principle up
which the Empire does business. glad lend
encouragement TO strong, conservative Southern
Company, therefore have taken $4,000 with the En-
pire Life Yours trnly,
WILL C. GARTER.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-06-23
We will "show you"--
The Best line SiciIian and Alpaca Coats.

The largest line and swelIest styles
of PARAGON TROUSERS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05

Una AbelI-Ernker. 1Irs J.. Il Kann-
janet Aerurch. Mrs Charles Char
rfrrfrr
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05

A prettily romantic marriage was
that Of i'll %. Warner. leading man
with Eleanor Robson. and Mrs. Fred
i. Hamliu widow Of the theatrical
manager Mr. Warner is comparative-
Iy a new player upon tie American
stage. being OF English birth, son
Of Charles Warner and the present
one IS the third he has spent in Miss
Robsou's support He closed his sea-
son with Miss Robson May IS. and the
day following he married AIRS Hamiin
Al the home Of the bride or lower
Firth avenue the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. DIT. George O.
Hought0n rector or THE Little
Church Around the Corner After
q honeymoon trip spent In Engiand-
1Ir Warner is again playing opposite
Miss Robson. his wife accompanying
him on all his travels
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05

Una Abe-'-Erllser. 1LFs =. r. KAN
Janet Aerurcb. Mrs charles Char
rlngtou
Anne Adair lIrs. sheldon
constance Adams. Mrs cecil De Nile.
toral adams 1irs. Louis LEl
Suzanne Adams. Irs. Leo stern
amy Aa--FaH AIRS H. ST. Pitt
la Petite alal- d. AIRS w. A. II1Vd
soriia A'nee- Ar@ Horace Lewis.
Frances A.eNaaler 1frs. Charles
Minnie alien. lf-s- CfaEton Wustsch.
Aimee angeles. AIRS George CousIdina-
Carol Arden. 3ir- Francis Justice
SllHeH -ai---rs. AIRS vs. O. Sartla.
Julia ArsHar- AIRS. benjamin r.
sI.naie ASHLEY Nrs. william aston
Chandler
Anne Aslmors. 8rs. Alerandsr
Clarke
Leaa Ashweg ATS arthur FIayfair
Annie Atll. llrs charles D. Pitt
Grace AtweH Hfr5 Edwin Mordzrt
Mabel Awkward ATS John II EpueFE
D0rolhea Baird. airs Henry Is irving.
ICY Bailey airs. Dave GeuarC.
.toiindo Ealnarde-. AIRS j. X Hutch
Bessie stuart Bacon. 3Irs wHfrsa
E1Ee-
Marion Balleu airs George Paunos-
erase. Barber. AIRS. samuel Caezet
Iva Earhaur. AIRS Clarence Victor
Bessie Blrriscale. Nrz. Howard HicE-
man.
Mabei Harrison. 1Irs Joseph Howard
LYDIA Barry. 3lrs. George Felix.
Kate BateWau. AlrS- Grove.
Virginia illeUaH AIRS Edward
Tuea Eayar5 Mrs. oscar Grey Briggs
-srHis Jat 49, g 81 rs GODS
Rose heaaElar- ATS bulE r. Van
AtL.IE i
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05
- LaNrancs D,Orsar.

he was an interesting bit OF news
that daated over from London during
The summsr that Lawrence D'Orssy
had taken unto himself wife In the
person ~ suzanne Rusrbolme, herself
an actress 81 rather ncouspIcuous ar
rziuments. They were married iH Lon
don july IS arriving on these shores
a few weeks later and Mrs D'Orsay
has been playing 81 modest role In the
support II her husband in "The
I-ancers unde- Henry AiiIer's direc-
SION
Edith Mover. for many years a IA
mHiar figure in Broadway musical pro-
auctions and possessed with comedy
talents far above the average, threw
her stage aspirations TO tie winds
July = upon which date sire became
She wife 7f Dr. Thomas AIcCabe, OF
Newark. X J.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05
Song writer and Singer.

john w Brattcu. one u the best
known OF our modern DAY song writer's
and a supposedly confirmed bachelor.
blossomed forth In hts new role Or
benedict May - bis bride being Dor
othy Zimmerman. q handsome g1rI
who had sung IN the chorus 81 several
Broadway shows. the ceremony being
performed in View York city. followed
by q honeymoon trip abroad. Mrs.
Bratton. of course. has ceased 20
srace the world behind the footIiEhts.
while her husband is busy turning OUT
song hits
The long expected marriage between
r C. Herr and Lulu Glaser, took
reliable Little Church Around the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05

wedding ~ nar than passing
note was that NJ Wlaiam BramweI
and Minnie SeiiguaH. Two PLAYERS WHO
have been praf@ssious associated
for q number If wears They were
married Hr New York JHne lP by Q
justice ~ tie peace. this being Miss
SeHEmans tl.rd matrimonial venture.
She having been the wife Of Dr. Kauf-
mann and was efterward Afrs. Robert
j. Cutting ar ard Mrs. BramwelI
are now touring % vaudeville
The suddenuess OF tae marriage Or
George ~ Conan and Agnes Nolan
rather lent raeLr Dupssals an air Of uH-
usual interest. aside from Er. Conan
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05

Corner. though comparatively Few
Of t1lir friends knew Of the ceremony
u1tH after was performed AR
Herr is an English player who was
imported 90 chs country 50 1872 by
Mrs Paulcz Campbell. appearing ID.
the support Of Maxine Elliott the two
acted i1 Miss Glasers company 5E
Miss DoHe Dollars" "The Aero
Club and lola From Berlin.
Though reported engaged many times
This was 0Ilss Glascrs Install reamre
upon tine marrmouial sea-
Another marriage in this remark
ably marrll2aaals vear thar attra e5cd
Widespread notice was that 81 Mas
Irwin % hsr press represented
kurt Fisfelal which took place al
The brides home at irwin Island, Hl
The ST. Lawrence river May 2s
Though considerably THE senior cf her
au=oaud, Miss Irwin IS cheerful soal-
ana so 5ons as She continues to enter
tain che public her own .nimitable
way. end natrimonv has not removed
her from the boards. her private az
fairs are 81 no concern 10 the public
Edna 1Tav is another name 10 Do
added 20 those who paid tribute AT
Ifymen' alts- this past year. and bv
hes marriage 70 oscar Leuisot in
London june G. the stage has lost q
popular favorite who viii be greatly
missed Her husband being mill
1ionai-e many times over and with
strong prejudice against her appear
ing so public ir Is hardly likely that
Miss Aay FeI again seek glory and
fame iu the footlight's glare But you
never caH tell
Janet Priest. the danuufige onerat-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05
- Johnson.. Danghler. -.

Though only on the stage one sea-
son. Elizabeth FIonmey Johnson
dauehter OF Mayor Tom 7. Johnson
Of Cleveland. won considerable note
BY her work in the support of Annie
Russell i Brother Jacques" ronse-
auently her marriage to FREDERICK
Nariaui, March "a attracted nos
nttle furry in stage circles Signor
Sfariani halls from Milan. Ttaly. hut
is now n business u NeW York
De wife a. Jennings and Ethel Con-
ROY. two yoUng PLAYERS ~ consider
able promise especially the former.
started jointly upon life-s journey
April n Chicago. Both have been
valued members of David Belasco's
forces, Miss Conroy as member Of
David VVardelds company ln THE
Music Master" while Mr. Jennings IS
now playing an be Belasco Theater
in-"Tha Warrous of Virginia.
After a courtsalp Of several years.
II S. Northrap finally won Merelta
Esmonde Tor IFS bride and they were
married ApEtl at "The Little Church
Around the Corner Kew Yorks
famed Greua Green. Theg were both
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05

James TaI@6r had 690H I-r many
years a faithful business atfaeHe Of
the EirIge ScheUe enterprise. about
half @ do years ago while acting
as manager for ''Ar.zona he met
Eleanor Wilton, who PLAYED the role
~ Mrs Carlv in this drama Of the
West and - considerable uooiuE
upon his part they having been assoc
eiaJed with -'The Frs'uiau' the past
three wears. the lady ia question be-
came Mrs. Pals,r Ga Denver. Col.
January g.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05

sake place on the Er1om-s birthday.
July g. but ho1r without warning.
rh7 nar took an aHrauobte ride 10
Freehold. n. j.. june q. were married
there bE Justice If the peace. and
performance tEa- same evening ST
fhe New Amsterdam Thea-er Roof
Garden Nrs. Conan had sung u the
chorus If her husbands productions
for three Years but rho stage VIII
know her nor iu future As probably
every ONE knows. ar. CohaR is not a
novice 80 the game ~ ust-imouT.
having been married 80 Ethel Levry
for several years.
p u. Price. than whom IS no better
known deu-e in tha managerial end ~
tle rleatricaI business. gave an BIS
friends surprise By The announce
meu- OF BITS marriage 20 Catherine
Countess tho weI-kurTu leading
woman. The romance was said "a have
started m The Actors Fund Tal-. held
10 Rev York last Nay at the 1TetropoIi-
IAN Opera house, in which both We're
actively Interested, ana within tha
short space % seven weeks Miss
Countess was persuaded to- change her
7etr7uymi- r7 chat ~ Price The eers-
mony took place june ag- ~ the First
Methodist Church Sit Vernon. X y.
Nrs. Price IS now appearing in vauJe-
vile in a playleI entitled -'Zaza's HIT
Though John W. AI6auEh. 5r.. and
olive May were Thoroughly experience
ed az the matrimonial game. both hsv-
Ing passed through ,he divorce mIl
tHis aid not deter them from making
ioInt fresh start marrying 90 Jersey
CITY july g.
A wedding that caused any amount
OF publicity, principally on account of
the disturbance raised 5y the bride
mother. was thst Or Naude FeaIy and
Louis r. Shervln. which took place in
Denver on July Is. Il seems that Miss
FeaIy took the all-importauj step with
our consulting heF maternal parent
and the result was q beautiful tempest
I'm learot. = FRS Fealy few into The
public prints. saying an sorts Of dis
agreeable things about her daughter
and new sun-in-iaw and stood SD con
splcuorsly ia he public eye that one
questioned re sincerity ~ her motive
and the anafr. with all iis sensational
ism looked lifSe an advertising dodge
especially - daughter Is now q fuii-
fedECd stan afu the -ricaI heavens.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05
Who TheU Are

30
Mrs. Tod Sloan
minnie Seigmal
Mrs VIM Bramwell
3-Lulu Chaser
Mrs Ralph e. Herr
Anne Sutherland
Mrs. Chas Harding
ELLEN Terry
Mrs. James Carew
6-Lawrance D'Orsay
William Bramwell
Same Peyton
Mrs. Guy Bates Post
.Iabeije Gilman
Mrs. IS. Ellis Corey
10-Aiaude Fealy
Mrs. L. i. Sherwin
George H. Cohan
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-05

1MEN Who has mo more ioEu ANA faithful followers than
- those he found behind the foolgrs has had partcu-
ary busy 4 during the yeJr 1907. and the
her stage 5igmtes TO embark upon the matrimonial
has only been larger than usual but has embraced than the
average number of famous fo0uiglt f3v0ries
What happier thought than that John Stuan Robertson and Jose
pne Lovett should have selected New Day which their
f journey Both members the Lion and the Mouse
company, playing that day Nan Ga where TIE ceremony took
place among the guests being Mrs. Richard Mansfield This Miss
Loveus second appearance upon the matrimonial horizon having been
divorced from her first husband before She is best known in
stage circles leading lady With Andrew Mack
Roy AweI leading Marie Cahiu Marrying Mary"
and Blanche West of the prete chorus girls in same organ
ton married January at the city hail. New York Mayor Nc
CleTan performing the ceremony They members
CaS company ears and Mr. ArIes devotion
teni0n the beautiful Miss freely commented upon by
COMPANY until Cupid finally had his way.
Evening journal., 1908-09-18
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

7 OST-BETWEEN 9TH AND WASH
II ington streets. TO Masonic Temple
10 Fourth and King. thence TO Sixth end
Washington streets. a Masonic watch.
charm. Return same 10 Henry c. STAFFORD
County Court House sls.3t
Evening journal., 1908-09-18
C66SeQS5GQl.
eoS-eo1-eop n aAS7p<ET IT,
We Trading ps-Thsy
Mems, WOmen'S and ChiIdren'S
Underwear and Hosiery

Fully prepared wants in medium or heavy weight
Underwear Hosiery You will find lines of knitted gar
Vests Pants Shirts and Drawers the best offered
for the Prices 7sc and Sroo
UOciopU You would imagine expected every
"VOAN in Wilmington and vicinity if you could look inside
hosiery stock and shelves overlooking with
good Hosiery Well, that is what trying do We
mention few special items Of interest.
Mems Fast Black Hose, worth Women's Fast Black Hose
1sc pair Sale raIzc worth I8c pair Sale price,
-, ~, ~, 60 L. IaHc
Mems biaeN ana Sooleu iose' Womens regular 25c Fast
guaranteed six months Six Black Hose three pair for zoe
pair for $I5o Per pair 25cAPer pair ........ I8C
Ladies' Chidrens Fast Black Wear Forever Hose"
pair in box, for 9oc
The "WearForever Hose guaranteed months.
If replace them free.
Evening journal., 1908-09-18
STATE ROAD

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STATE ROAD. Sept 1s.-- Chandler cros-
san. who was struck by a railroad train
on Monday evening. shows slight impreve-
ment.
The farmers OF this community win pre-
sent a petition to the Delaware Railroad
Company asking that the grade crossing
be eliminated.
J. W. Denning is hauling cut both wheat
and corn at The same price per bushel,
ninety-fve cents.
The young women Of this community
are taking to horseback riding and have
parties out most every evening.
Miss Maude Denning, a junior member
OF New Castle High school, who has been
nursing a sprained ankle. has resumed
her studies
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bullen, whe have
been visiting relatives in New York. have
returned home
Mrs James Mccallister and daughter.
Bertha, are visiting relatives in New
York.
Evening journal., 1908-09-18

that last fall the people decided that
thev'd elect me this fall. so thev'd haYs
their panic in advance If they krep
on as they have during the last several
weeks of the campaign, they'll te dis-
cussing that panic as an "anticipatory
panic"
There is nothing in our platform that
menaces any honest Industry The only
people among whom our platform viii
cause a panic win be the people Avhn
have their hands in other peoples
pockets and that panic will begin on
the fourth day of March and continue
for four years thereafter.
Mr.. BRYAN discussed the guarantSe Of
bank deposits plan.
] have tried 10 appeal plainly and
simply and my object has been to con-
vince you that we are on your side.
The question is, is the candidate. is the
party on my, side? I expsct the trust
magnate to decide that Mr. TAFT is on
his side; expect the banker who is
not willing that the banks shall be safe
to decide that Mr.. Taft is on his side.
and J. expect the great corporations
which ask for a high tariff to decide
that Mr. TAFT is on their side; but the
rest of the people, the common people,
the laboring people. the so millions of
people who fear the extortion Of the
trusts and the Is millions of deposit
tors who want to get their money when
they put it in the banks. ! want all
these to agree that / am on their side.
with the party that stands for equal
rights for all and special privileges for
none. I'm glad to say that my party
is not party Of class and that it can
call into its ranks people Of every camp
and OF every department of labor
Evening journal., 1908-09-18
G0LDEY COLLEGE
DAILY NEWS

John r. p. Magill, Of Richmond, Va,
was a caller at the College yesterday.
He is spending his vacation with rela-
tives and friends in this city where
he formerly lived. He was graduated
from the Shorthand Department, class
'O7, and has since been employed by
the New York Life Ins. Co. He was
recently made assistant cashier of their
Richmond Office. Mr. Magill speaks
very favorably Of the South and is
very enthusiastic over his work.
Several students enrolled this morn
ing to enter at an early date.
Edward A. Carrigan, graduate '06.
was a visitor at the College yesterday.
He is stenographer and clerk in the
General Foremans office, for the Penn
sylvania Railroad, this city. Mr.. Car
rigan has been very successful since
leaving the school.
Elmer Seney, of Centerville, Nd, was
a visitor at the College yesterday. He
was graduated from the Commercial
Department, class 'O4, and is now De-
putty Clerk of Queen Anne's Co. Mr.
Seney was accompanied by r. II. Tur-
ner, of Centefville.
Next Monday a number Of new stu
dents win enter Since September
new students have entered every day
except the last day Of the week.
G. II. Smith. OF New Cum berland
Pa, was a visitor at the College this
morning. He represents Merrill & Co.
educational publishers.
The Night School begins September
l2s. Students are now enrolling daily
The school Offices are open in the even
( ing from seven to nine