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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-05-17

A CHRISTIAN, therefore, has to believe
certain propositions; what they are is
not now the question. We only remark
that he must believe something When
persons disparage dOctrinal teaching it
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-05-17

We have received the following at this Office
for the Evangelist" in Mississippi.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-05-17

Mrs S. II. HAYES.
422 b. franklin street, Richmond, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21
Alexandria Affairs.


DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-The remains O: Mr.
John H. Brent. for the third OF century leading
merchant here, were brought to this city from
Warrenton last evening and his funeral will ia Ike
place from the residence or DR.. NJ. NJ. Lewis, on
washington and Cameron streets. Mr.. Brent was
one or the Oldest and most respectable citizens OF
spacious mansion and grounds on Prince, from
Patrick to Henry streets is one OF the most notable
buildings in chat part Of the city. Mr.. Brent has
never held public Office.
RELIGIOUs.-The absence of several pastors
from the city left their pulplts to divnes from
abroad yesterday, and as the weather was pleas
ant church-%oing was more general than is usual
mere In August. Rev. Dr. Poulson preached at the
FirsG presbyterian church I'm the morning and
at his own in the evening. Rev. Dr. Lubkenst. of
the German Lutheran church, on 4th street.
preached here at night and was the only WASH
lhgton pastor that offciated here The various
activities OF the Young Mems Christian aSsocia-
ton were busy at the Jail. almshouse, canal etc,
our curing the day, and held the union prayer meet
ing in the afternoon.
BENEFICIAL ORDERs.-There ere sixteen white
ana eleven colored lodges councils, tribes. &C., OF
on every evening in the week. including Sunday
!odge meetings are held here by Masons, Odd Eel
lows, Good Fellows, Red Men, knights OF Pythlas.
Royal Arcanum, B'nai Birth, Rechabtes, Good
Templars, /. o. Mechanics, Good Samaritans,
Sons and Daughters OF Moses, Sons and Daughters
Of Purity Gaiieans, &C. There are no Sons of
Temperance, Jonadabs, OF Druids.
FELL DEAD.-Mllo Grlnnall, colored, fell dead
yesterday at the First Colored Baptist church, OF
REPoRTER's NoTEs.-Mrs. Cliff, who was shot by
her husband under the tunnel, is improving . Mr.
Patrick O'Gorman is about to put up a foundry and
machine shop on a lot recently purchased by him
at the corner OF Wolfe and Union streets . 1t is
expected that Col d. r. Windsor, the new post
master, Will enter upon his Office next Thursday .
The occupants Of the station house this morning
are Alice Thompson for whipping colored girl
named Susan Black, and BENZ. Jones for assault.
All the prisoners are colored :. Bishop Talbot OF
Ind, is registered at the Mansion House. He was
for many years resident OF this city.
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The w. L. L. Corps.

THE DEPARTURE OF THE INFANTRY FOR CAPE NAY
The Washington Light Infantry Corps left for
Cape May Saturday night the departure being
conducted according to the program announced in
The STAR, and attended by an impromptu demon
stration, which attested the popularity OF the
corps The Infantry, under the escort OF the
Union Veteran Corps, upon leaving their armory,
marched up Pennsylvania avenue, and counter
marched to the Baltimore and Potomac depot
Their route was Illuminated with red fire and Ro-
man candles. The street was lined with people
The train was made up of eight new Eastlake
cars, two Pullman cars, and a baggage car When
the Infantry arrived at the depot everything had
been moved of the tracks In the Sheds except this
train, enabling the battalion after passing through
the gates to march to the train company 'front.' In.
der the brilliant lights the effect was good. Alter
the military had passed to the train and taken
seats their friends We're admitted. There were
fully two thousand people within the depot walls,
while probably three times that number were con-
gregated outside. When Capt. Frank Hardy, the
conductor, gave the signal, at II 20 p M, and the
train started, the command was heartily cheered
About 800 people, including honorary members
and ladies, accompanied the corps their trip to
the sea- Before leaving their arlnory the infantry
ne!d special meeting and elected Enoch Totten,
DR.. E. S. Jones, William E. Thompson, William j.
Belding. C. b. Beall, and William j. Acker honor
airy members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21

Steele preached powerful sermon from Romans
1st chapter, 10th verse, subject the Gospel At s.
p m. Rev A. Dennis preached, choosing for his
text the Ed chapter OF jeremiah, 10Th verse; 30,
Eartni Earth! Earth! hear the word OF the Lord"
There was said to be about 10000 persons on the
ground. The sacrament OF the Lords Supper was
administered to-day at 9 a. m. The camp has been
a success. Thirty persons have professed CONVEX
cia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21

SINGULAR ACCIDENT ON A RAILROAD TRAIN
ADner Huntington, draughtsman, OF 9l4 4th
street southeast, While on his way from this city
to California, met with a painful accident last
TUESDAY night While between Cresson Springs
and Pittsburg, on the Pennsylvania railroad, he was
struck while sitting in Pullman car by some
thing that tore away the side casing OF the car,
ana broke his RI hit arm above the elbow and ter
rfbly lacerated his arm. He received medical at
tendance, ana was sent home last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21

A CHARGE OF LARCENY-Edwar,i Laws. a COL
ored carpenter, was charged by j. n. Collamore,
In the Police Court this morning, with the larceny
OF SIC. Mr.. CollamOre testified that he employed
the defendant to dig cellar and put floor in his
house. He paid the defendant sum OF money to
get material, and he bought inferior lumber, and
Kept the difference in the price of the lumber and
also kept $40 that he was to take IS cents from.
me defense claimed that the prisoner paid his
men with the Sl0 and took 1t with feioniouS in
tent The court took the case under cOnSidera ton
until tO.mOrrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21
CITY ITEMS.
From GEORGETOWN.

IS Gay street
. Gentlemen:-Havingu used Browns Iron Bitters,
certify that it did NE great deal OF good. 1t was
recommended TO me by Dr.. Geo. i. Lockhart Of
this city. JAMES KING.
lBEoWn'S Iron B1tttrS is q true assistant to
nature in restoring the system to perfect health.
creates strength, tones the nerves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21

IL y
TlsHISGTGN. DC. August u. 1882. 9:3gern
For New England and the mid lie Atlantic states
slightly warmer fair weather, light variable Winds
stationary or lower barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
TOMORROW To BE FAIR AND SLIGHTLY WARNER
Tic chef signal officer or the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer Is highest In the middle Att lntlc states
and lowest in Colorado. Light ylrii Dle winds and
cool weather continue In W England and the
mi1dle Atlantic states. EI-terly winds and partly
clouiy weather continue in the south Atlantic and
gull states, with light local rains nj change in
temperature. Slightly warmer s0utherly winds
AMI rtir weather are reported from the Ohio val
ley, the lower lake region, and thence westward to
the lower Missouri valley. Local rains are re-
ported fro:n near Lake superior ami in Minnesota,
witn east To south winds ami lower barometer.
The following special temperatures were reported
$50; Quebec, 500: Mount Washington, $50: Give
land. go; Apena, Co.; st. Paul. go; Denver So;
san Francisco, $50 Stations reporting one inch or
more OF rainfall during past twenty-iOur hours
are: Moorehetd, LIS; Pensacola. 1.79 The indt-
cations are that slightly warmer ana fair weather
VIII prevail 10 the middle Atlantic states and
southern New England on Tuesday. Local rains
are INFLATED for the lake region and northwest on
Tuesday.
TIE FOLLOWING IMMENSE bargains will be sold
Tor sc. at X. GolGSchmid'5. Si2 7ta st. NV: "a
sheets OF colored shelf paper, pair Shell or SER
pent bracelets, decorated China mug. 2i views OF
New YORK, II inch gllss dish, covered butter
DISH water tuInblers, 81 inch Ice cream Saucers
decorated China plate, wash basin, chliren's
rubber combs, large hammer, hani mirror, l-3
Erin ONei rack, glass mug, pocket knife. is
1nch rubber comb, tea or coffee boiler, 1-30 IT.
clothes line, D boxes OF Thomas laundry blue,
hanGisoinc Ice cream saucer, Ii row tooth byu H.
Oox containing IL paints 81 pit tin cups, bottle
OF machine OIL, pair scissors, 2-spOut Straner
stew pan with handle, packages OF carpet tacEs
2 bottles OF Moore's ink boy of naner ana enveI
opeS, row muffin pan, 1 lunch box, bread toast
er, vegetable stTdiHer 80 clothes pins, handled
saucepan, also 10 per cent discount on baby car
raeS ana travelling trunks, the laSti refrigeratOrS
and Ice chests on hand, sold below cost.
Sh2deS cornice:. pictures and picture frames, call
at w. III. FeerhOnS, 916 9TH street.
TRY the old Bond and Iiliard sour mash whisky
said to be the best brands in Kentucky. Call at
C. Handlers, Gil 9TH street
FCSSELL's Ice CREAM.
GEO. PRICE and JAS. Green, two cOlOrei boys,
Were sent down by Judge Bundy to-day for being
Migrants.
DEPoT Harris roach or insect powder, III % ST n W.
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Crane Juice.

The art of fermenting the Oporto Crane into wine
IN this country has been brought to greater de-
gree OF perfection by MI Alfred Speer, of New
very popular as an evening wine, as well as for
the communion table ana for inyalids For sale by
druggists and grocerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21

must not be coniOunied with common Cathar.t,
or PuIgatye Pills, AS they entirely unlike then
in every respect. One trial viii prove their su
periOrity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21
T AIDES CLOTH, DOUBLE WIDTH.
NAVY BLUE. BRONZE. MYRTLE GREEN. OLIVE
BROWN. GREY AND ILLUMINATED CoLoRs.

62c., 75c. '' 1"o'' 'oc''
cL9pH FoR MEN and BOYS SUITS. 25c.. SIC.
aoc.. 62c 75c., SIC, 81. o' '''''
iNGt.iN CARPETS new fail styles. SIC, 5Oc., &C..
UNI.AUNDRIED SHIRTS made Of wamsptta ,1rs
liz. perfect ft,iug, only 81 ~ NUS
fA5 3D. DaEsS GOODS, new colors, 121c.. &c.,. 1ec.
BRu RUS CARPETS. styles. 75c. soc., s7c..
CANTON ELANNLLs, &C., 1Oc, 12c, 15c.
a 81, 5 VII r FI.aNNELS, 25c., 30c., SIC
Fed. Grey end B.ue FLSNN Els
bissu , d, osi-cLoTES, al widths. new patterns
BED ITCHING. feather proof best 2ae
New styi.s IF FALL. PRINTS
Tp II RED TABLE LINENS 50c. &C. and 75c.
bi-EyACHsD TABtE DAMASK. bOc.. &C.. 75c., SIC.
At TOwSON'S,
&c PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ruiz SOUTH SIDE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21

THEATER COMIQUE.-Variety and drama.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-Spccialty Performance.
ABNER's SUMNER GARDEN.-COncert
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 13td and nth streets
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DERFEcT LOVE.

DEKFECT LOVE.
SIR. love you mora thanwords WELD the matter:
h.sf Dearsr than eyesight space, and liberty:
$SsaA Beyond what can be valued. rich or rare;
hgA No less than life. with grace health. beauty.
honor;
~ 81 As much - child Ger loved or father found
CNwsNs A love thse makes breath poor and syeecI
W. Va unable;
TIL g;a I'd YOU from al Ills with tender care:
Make every hour time Of sweet content;
With sANroRp's GINGER bless your failing years.
M A. TAYLOR, PRACTICAL HORSE
w EHOER, -AA diseases Of the feet rrcperly
treated; cny Shoe required made In the shop ala ~
street southwest neaf Virginia avenue suT-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21
Catarrs, Of s.a Ksp,ad..
Carter,s Little Liver Pills

. Singing irritation, illumination all Kidney
and r nary Complaints, cured by s'Bucnupaiba.r
81. Depot, StOtt & Cromwell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21


Mrs. Winslow;s Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions o.
mothers ior their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysantery and diarrnuea, gripping
in the bowels and wiEd collie. BY giving health
to the Child it rests the mother. Price IS cents
bottle. mWs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21

"Alderrey Dairy Wa:Ons.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, ciiurne1 every morning
and delivered in 5s-lb. Ward" prints 4Oc. per 10.
&c. per OF Cream. 15c. pint
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A MOTHER TERRIBLE TORNADO.


Our sweeping sale of Summer Clothing is being q
powerful and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21

HO FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
IL JOHN BRIDGE!
The Steamer Excelsior. canal packet. will make her
regular trips to the above places OF, MONDAY WE'D
NEsDAy, FRIDAY and SUNDAY. leaving her wharf.
Congress street and Canal, at o'clock a. M sharp
Fare 90 cents round trip. Can be chartered Tuesday
thursday and SATURDAY. For information inquire at
GRAY HILTON'S 203 9th street. opposite Center
Market, or q. w. WEBSTER. lila 4th street norh-
west. AMI I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21

TTNHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE
Il MENT COMPANY
Run daily excursions 10 Glymont steamer Eeyport
leaving 1tll-Street wharf at 3 a. ~. and y.
turnin. leave Giymont at l y. III. and p. H. Fare.
round trp-5o cents; children under II, % cents.
Greatly reduced rates to societies and clubs he OBJ
tanned of the Treasurer }. Or, lie johnson, 400 Penn
sylvapia avenue northwest
DIR. S. A. II. MCkIM. President.
DR. l.. p. ROWLAND, Secretary.
L r. TREMBLY, superintendent. at Giymont. iyl0
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GEO. PRICE and Jas. Green, two colorei boys,
We're sent down 10y Judge Bundy to-day for being
Migrants.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON. DC. August 81. 1882 g:39 IN
For New England and the mid lie Atlantic states
slightly warmer fair weather, light variable winds,
SIaIionArY loIEnr ha rntnarnr
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FUsSELL's Ice CREAM.

TRY the old Bond and Liliard sour mash WHISKY,
said TO be the best brands in Kentucky. Call at
c. Xander'S. gil 9Th street.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

DEPoT Harris roach or tnsect nnyTder 80 81 st n
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FOR NICE assortment OF wall paper, window
Shades, cornices pictura5 and picture frames call
at w. III. FeerhOG'S, 9i6 9TH street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-21

DICKS ICE CREAM. WARRANTED PURE
aud satisfactory, 0.f0 per gallon. wholesale anI
retaii stores and Center Market frclting Pcansy-
ysnia avenue. Washington. DC. oa5
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n kCAN IIOO TANILIUN.
GRAND EXCURSION RESORT
DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING.
Boating Fishing, Croqget Shooting Gallery Archery
Qaoi;s, &c, &c.
IMMENSE DANCING PAVILION.
Prof. Cooks Brass and String Band
EVERY DAY, THE PALACE STEAMER kEIPORT.
From 9TH street wharf at an. and 500 pm.
SUNDAY AT L. NJ. ONLY.
Round trip tickets 80 cents. Children rs cents
Greatly reduced rates 10 churches societies and Others
river. iy14
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SUNDAY NOTES.
several Foung men attempted to bulldoze one
OF the boarding tents to-day, but retreated, being
ignomInoUsly worsted.
to-day. several OF the members making tina trim
from Washington. One OF the greatest disc0,i
forts To-Day was the dust, it being almost thick
Messrs- Merrill, Mackall, II. Towers Sttnematz
JACK Mott Dorsey Brown, Bob Barr ana j. S Gar.
land, of the Columbia Boat Club, were here to-
day. W
One young man who took dinner at the hoteI
deserves special mention. He evidently had been
care ully trained and his horror OF waste was SO
great that he carefully removed his CHEVY or TO-
bacco after sitting down TO dinner and niacaa il
on the table. After eating n hearty meal he put
&c back into his mouth, and no Doubt Is at Tho
present writing sleeping with il under his Pill
These who bug Old bottles voaid CO well to visit
tic camp as harvest cnU;d be Ieaped I'm that line
OF business by "trip through, tie woods.
AR:.IvALs.
Andrew Duval, j. 4. Baker, Mrs. John Botele r
W. W. Mccullough, Lient. Edward Sturdy, T. s.
n, Mr.. SAMUEL c. Parker AMI vie, Crosby Noyes,
STAR; John Wild, Wilbur Bracon, Leonard NULL
NIX. E ,nj. Faucet, S. Walters, VIM. Kiigore, H. c.
saway, John AeCarty. sun; Miss Oyster, Miss
Clarke, Joshua Ofiutt Virginia.; John Ii. Sur
ratt, Miss Carrie Ais.ead, Hon. Mont. Blair,
ZION ZION H Heo pstsr, w r. Red jr, W Mother
Mr. NIXon, Of Leesburg; Robert Offut A. A. Brad
dock, A. j. Almony, AdrOcate Burke Aimony Nj.
| and Miss Wilson.
The Camp at Irving Park.
The ser.ices OF the camp at Irving Park yester.
day were interesting. The meeting commenced
with l9ve-feast 1T 9 a. m, followed by preaching
ct II E. IN by Rev. 3. Brown, p. E-subject, ..The
personality and divinity OF the holy spirit" Luke,
. 18TH chapter, 18th verse. At p. In. Rev. Robert
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

lO7lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

NncO Toss Slave Lower f.ocni
Rates, and That f,nmedi
sItely.

The rom .s oi The ETANINKR ycster
Jay morning, with reference 90 The ral.
IIo4 al iarin. ur cotton bluu"ht To " go
! had ihr DOrIi. t- We anticipated aud de-
-ir, II. at cui.-Itlls .hc pom't AMI earnest
| intrr,rt ~ ~, N4-.at cpufuunUy cot
ln4 uyu AMI 10. D. hHrt- bath ut whuin
have reason r., gf.Itt 1u carly and mat,
rial u.Nt-tut ni ,Nis'iuy N.ta. As ia.
mattel uuN Stands All the railroads run
ming iutn Wac have established ore uni
form H'c GA cotton shipIci her" irUm amy
point ON thar iucs not more than sixty
miles distant Ihl- tate ~. ~ per bale.
whether ~, cotton comes lrom Morgan,
iir odd nir.- ui-ult, or Ross unlY ,lcNc n
uilr-, whether from Cor. leans. filty-
.cyc1 wur.. or from Rich,A some
eight mil. HNh. NU,u ihc limit. sixty
mi -. l- tsD,tIrl. M rii, Ia not rrEnri-
ct De- uuu.- naai,, luf itIs the equally
high r-jv- .Fuu .uIut- uIo-e AZ htrd ihti
hunts, sun. whe.r.n 70 reduction shout hr
mh'ir. EN.i' u.n In ,ru'id ItNs Who
has u bale 90 tu.pn iu sell De Wet aware
titt Waco pll- u- q, ud price Tor cotton
~ any point in icNh-. th'' c>tnH not OK e.
crptcd Buyers h.rr hu, for u, sauIr mar
kGis thll hs rayt sion buyH d"''~.
SpirH,I7 Hg,Uf- uo Iu Waco every -rt
-on, roHN 20 l.y the COP oil the market.
i'ii'',' ~, Ou! ~ .','il'' oU'
~, ''-, 70 ~, ,,..,,,..,,'
~, ,h' .' w., ~,
a,i, I'D. .'., .,.-,i,,., p',.
'''-
n11'." az 1911, sac -,
a.. f., 80,
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- ~ as xxx. r,slJII nLi.ti ia so,nn
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IN n. .ni.i g,t n',r.ii,I fh.r,. he md.
rom Ws.Dt.. N.t InrL. .ri,r.d water.
ia ..4,,...t. DOL .Dl r.pnd. From
" ,rntu t,.i.,-lor IL il sl2-. from l;ul-
..sI,r ., No N,,l ~ a.. t,,i,I ~, *
M. All. ...,.,,. al 10 G..u,. a., The hnI,.
in i,y,-. d., ..t.r...t .i,.rut,.pt trnfn N1,n
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lar rn,,.i. d.. INV nILrr MONT ,u,l,t io
ami ib, .u.I.,..,I .s IA Wnrn'. dc1Irabl-
Nv n,,...t And thi. hrlny. n. h,rk
To- Tho OIL ana, pronosiiion' tbt nm.
only H., u,rdn tn attract
gnifco ., MIN, b.. 81 tng.I r,tr ,hnt viii
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o'H wm"',-,sEruADE
In"rc"-tnr w',n Rapid s,ridcs
and S.NIr1dtng Et-eII

The most curelrr- observer. II ho ut ali
movos about IN huHucsn pur Of tho
city, cannot fail 10 hr struck with the
inct that the lnbb'u" aud Wholesale bus.
iurrs ~ this rIty ib increasing duly and
has ulrc dy rouchod vnpt proportions.
One ueods uuly lu visit the drputs NJ the
tlrco rulruud- rruasns here mud oh
servo thU sluclHmd Ilur ~ goods winch
ke p THE drrats cunst utly full nnd
crowded aud utrpct the directions on
the hundreds uf packngrs lying about
to see tlnt the Wholesale trade in reach
lug ont ton ya-t scope Of country huu-
drrdH ~ miles 10 ull directions, and -till
further to rrrrrNr that the class -
goods Sunt ont tu supply hundred
country towns embraces every line OF
morchnudlvr, Ihy express, companies
~. DONG d tremendous business aud
both compuuirs have been Obliged to
double th.lr delivery forces already in
the lTst month. To accommodate the ever
lucrcnHlug pressure - their truuspnrtn.
tion 'ucllluce The drpots ARE sccuea ~
urtlvc Htiruug pushing lfc and activity.
aud the roads tir crowded with busi.
uoEH, while every drHy aud deliver,
wagon In the n'tg 'a kept constantly ON
the ~. ANuIt tn tine large aud small
Wholesale and .ohhug ratnblishu,n,a ~
the city ghuwg .pi,l uush ,,rr,,,,rn ,,,,i
activity. nud everything iud,dutna ,j,nt
tins civ i. DOM, nm nrm.,,sn h,,.,,,+,'',,
in SUPPLYING tbs ,nuntry t,.,i,, 'II,a
ma.uitIi 4, nf thr tp,i, at ,r,,.,.,,, ia ,s,,'I.
M 10 make tho trt,i,. or A vrnr nv" sinE
into fnriyndouuco. for this ,tnmrnsn
trade has rpruyy nm manly IN
tho your pu.t. With the rnmui,t;nn
and prrfcci.uu uf uur urcsont rnilrn,d
system. In tho last l,y.lyr mnnths
Waco has NJ one stride spruny frnn n
very mod rutr whol,s IL, busincss Ia
grcnt distributing point mud "A whole
sale reutor tur II scope ~ tcrritory
IA all directions. Ihs ia what wa. uft,n
pr1phosiol would hnppen with tho com
plctiou ~ rulropds which uut tl,r c,tv
in close connection with nil rnptrni
le1us aud wh1i might rrnsouubly h,ay
pcctud +. huprru. Her central nnsiti,,,
her favored railroad priyilepes tLnnsm (
ital aud reputation Of her whnln.nI. !
tuu.p,r- 10 mako Wa ~
focus NJ tr,d, The TRADE i. L.r,, :, |
max sitsrlf r.lt every dey nIi II IA h,,c
not only 10 stay, bat To iucroas, m n yay
10 distance oven the most .nnyuu.
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lie drove man ni linz. rn,ii,. atlnr,,, To-
Il good va,,ni,. ibr [, ntu and ,a,un worth
Iul least Two hundred dollars. How he
.l.n hi time lit.l hi. busiuc wa trans
nci,-l i. uu, knvNn, hul in lh. afternoon
lac lclt good AMI full oi adventure. bis
high Writ, filling Inn with al sort. ct
uuiiUn-. unil ii ally sudden -plsm
,,iIcl him to- sr.l h- team. II" al one.
hc.nH looking around Ton ui,ia>'r. Of
leIing tu" Team luf two hundred dollar.
il"n $40, then ei@', ana IinIlN laii NC "a"
: ~" Tor team, wagon ana marines me
on Il lu,I ~ ~ Nonl' flllhk I" hhI .
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seated tnI evidence ui heinz straight tx
crYi the loss price asked Tor h- uutiit.
Tile mrlipnrrr took thr team Ani .ue.
crcioG in selling 1t for sljj, which money
WIS received and turned over "a ll" inHn.
less the commission, the buyer brihE
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