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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THnATEk
THIS SATURDAY EVENING,
Last time of
The Preside Favorite"
EFFIE ELLsLER
Supported by Mr.. Frank Weston and Company of
Excellent Merit
In Frank Harveys Powerful Play,
WOMAN AGAIN-T WOMAN.
man. ~ Y World
stronger than Fedora. w Y Evening Mew.
Next Week. Louis James and Marie Wainwright in
a repertory Of Brilliant Plays. It
A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT ATS
TONIGHT AT 8.
Last appearance of
HELEN DAUvRAY
And her Comedy Company in
ONE OF OUR GIRLS
NEXT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
In the following powerful repertoire:
Monday, Tuesday, Wedne sday and Thursday Even
MEG MERRILES.
Wednesday Matinee,
MOTHER AND son.
Friday Night and saturday Matinee,
BLEAK HOUSE
Saturday Night.
1t MARIE ANTON ETTE
I1NHE BALL TO BE GIVEN BY l.. G. CLUE AT
4 Good Iemplars Hal, Ttnleytown. DC, will take
By order oft e club. oc3O-2ts
(,HARLFsToN PARTICIPATE
Charleston Earthquake, It's Results and Phenomena
ior the benefit Of the haEitie Of Washing
G bet. 9th and 10. h SITS n; w.WEDNESDAiandF FRI.
DAY EVENINGS, Nov. 3 and 5.
First Lecture-Devastatiou of Charleston.
Second ture.-Charieson and other Earthquake
Phenomena and illustrations OF the progress Of SCI
single Tickets. admitting to one lecture 25 cts
cndins reeIved @ 10 eoi ana n
course ticket will be presented with cabinet sz d
Photo:rap OF some results of the earthquake. Tick
cts, reserved seats and photographs obtained at Bal
lantynes Book store. 42S eth ST No reserved seats
held af er 10 minutes before o'clock Doors open at
and Lectures will commence at sharp. Oc3O-6t
THANKs,iiVINsi EvENfNG,
the benefit of ST. seph's Orphan Asylum under the
auspices of tn :" atholic KIN Shts of america of tn
st. be. 8 ana ION NV. Ticxes 5oc The three
abie prize. oc3o-i.6, Is 2O.24-5t$
NEW NATIONAL THEATEK-sPECIAL.
WEEK COMMENCING. MONDAY, NOV l.
INITIAL STARRING TOUR
LOUIS JAMES Everywhere Received with
and Repertoire for the Week:
MARIE F1idaa.s vIRGINIUs
WRIGHT s Taess Mst MUCH ADO.
"Wednesday. HAMLET;
Supported By Thursday. CHELIEU.
Sat. Night J Merchant OF Venice
''DDe' 10'-p''1' double hilp) and Pesrachio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

Gents Suits Cleaned, 0l.-Satisfactior
guaranteed atC.PUTsCHE's,l729 avn W ,s3n
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ILLUSTRATED LECTURES ON THE EARTH
QUAKE--Dr- T. L. Rowland will lecture ON the
Charleston earthquake at the National Rifles
ArmOry nail next Wednesday anu Friday even
ings, Tor the be nett OF the Associated Charities
Or. Howiand made personal visit TO the earth
quake region anu TOOK a number OF photogr;i pis
which Will be exhibited with the stereopticon
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MEMS SCOTCH EDGE, Farmers and Mechan-
les union made boots at 1925, worth 81. Il.
Strasburger, 9O6 7th st.
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer

FINHOMAS BOWLING, AuctlOneer
TURKISH PARLOR SUITE. ESTEY & co. ORGAN,
BRU- SELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, PIC
TURES. WINDOW HANG NGS HAT RACk,
OFFICE TABLE, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
CHAMBER SETS. WALNUT WARDDOBtS,
HAIR MATTRESSES AND BEDDING WAL
NUT EXTENS.UN DINING TABLE, DINING
IHAIftS, CHINA AND GLASS WAKE.
KITCHEN REQUISi TES,&C &c, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER THIRD 1886,
commencing al TEN O'CLOCK, al residence. y O. 3
I'd street southeast shall the entire contents.
party enumerated above, Of watch is good
dition. ThOS. BOWLING,
OcSO-3t Auclioneer
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A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY is to be sold at
auction on Monday, November list at 4:3O
p m, being premises No. 621 ID street north
west III Is centrally located and in rapidly
Improving business section of our city, Is in
good condition. and would afford a safe and
profitable investment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

Embroidery Work
taught free every morning, at Oppenheimer'
52S 9th st. NV.
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Now Is THE TIME.-EStabroOk's the place
for tine photographs. III Markell Space.
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GARrKELL, SIS. 9TH, repairs latrobes, furnaces.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs-Star of Hone LODGE
No. II, l. o. q. T., has elected the follow ms,
officers: Archie Edmonston, chief templar:
Viola wilson, vice tempiar; Gennie lea record
Ing secretary; Chas. GOodchiid, financial secre-
tary; Lewis ID Lstnman. treasurer; Annie Ira
Der, chaplain, W IN. Ill. Stewart, marshal: Mar
TIN Mctl uade, guard: Henry Serrins, sentinel.
Albert Grueber, librarian; Gennie Zea, pianist:
Lewis ii. LanInan, trustee.
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HALLET DAVIS Co.. one OF the oldest piano
nrfns IN the country, have distinguished them
selves by their remarkable success In the con
struction OF upright pianos.
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THE CITY MAKRETs.-The Official Price Cur
rent ol the Washing Ton Produce exchange saws
that flour is without Change in supply or de-
uland, with market steady. Wheat, corn, oats
and rye tn steady demand. Choice timothy is
in active demand. straw quiet. The demand
for butter Is in constant demand for fine grades
Choice fresh roll In light receipt ana wanted
Even common grades flnd better sale and de-
maDd. Increased sale OF pure butter Is atIribu.
table 10 ti.e affecting tue sale of oleomarya.
rine, which requires retail dealers, hereafter to
sell IL uDoer It's true character. The egg mar
ket is influenced by light receipts and colder
weather and is very active, with an advancing
tendency. Our poultry market fiuctuateu this
week and sales We're necessarily made AT ir.
regular rates. To-day the demand is brisk re-
ceipts light and outside quotations readily
obtained. Small live turkeys very undesirable
heavy weights wanted. The green fruit mar.
ket is well supplied with apples. The market
has given away, especially on hard fruit and
that which Is the least faulty. There is but
little dried fruit arriving OF any kind and de-
mand SLOW. Potatoes are in large supply mar.
ket quiet and easy. Oniops are in good de.
mand for smooth Northern Yellow Danyers
The season is now open tor venison quail
pheasants, rabbits, etc., with ready sales
PEeasants are In good demand, az advanced
quotations.
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DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN
10Th ST.. two blocks south OF Pennsylvania ava
The most realistic Battle Scene ever painted.
Lighted at night by 800 electric lights.
Open from am. to 10 pm.
Admission, So CT nts: Children under ~ years %
cents On Sundays half price. je24
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CITY AND DISTRICT

Pebble spectacles. Hemplers, col. AZ
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CaStOria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Cast0riA
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria.
When she had Children
She gave them CastoriA
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She chung to CastOriA thst
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YARD-wIpE PERcALE, 6lac., Stems, 9O4 I'll
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"FAvoRS FOR THE GERMAN" new decorative
SapShese goods. Ieys, gaines, scrap pictures,
tud,es for painting, gold paint, &C. j. Jay
Gould, 421 Sla street
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Wall Papers and Window ehadszL
We are receiving daily the new patterns for Eau
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RHEUMATIC PAINS.

BABY-Use CUTICURA SOAP. an exquistely per-
fumed Skin Beaut.fer.
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND OTHER ARTICLES
OF ALCE AT AUCTIOS.-Mr. bowling will sell
On lu-s.lay next, November I'd. at residence
40. .1S street. corner oI 18th, lately occu-
pied by SENATOR Evarts, "A fine collection of
household furniture, including Turkish carpets
anu "ihdow hanglngs, lniaid cabinets, fine
bronzes, Fare pOrcelains. and obiect, of yertu-
ana many other articles OF value. The mousse
VIII De open ioS inspection Oh Monday which
VIII aHord late 6lHg buyers an opportunity To
MAKE their seiectIons. see the advertisement
elssw here for details
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REV. Mr.. GRIFFITH TO Go TO BALTIMORE
The Rev. Chas. T.. Griffith, until recently as
sistant minister at the church of the Epiphany
In this city, has been called by the rectory OF
Ascension church, Lafayette Square, Balti-
more, 10 ill the pulpit temporarily until a
rector is selected 10 succeed the Rev. DIR. Camp
bell Fair, vino has accepted call to Grand
Rapids, Mich.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by tue clerk OF the court to-:
Albert Pezoid and Maggie r. GuttInan; A. Lin
coin Harvey and Lucy +. Vyer; Edward j.
keeie and Teresa Broderick, OF Knoxville,
Tenn.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. ETC.

THE STEAM PACKET EXCELSIOR WILL
Il make her regular trip to Great Falls and CABIN
John Bridge on SUNDAY, 31st. Tomorrow, II fair. IL
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CLEARING OCT SALE-PIANos AND ORGANS
r. t. smith, 1103 Pennsylvania avenue il sci
Ing The balance OF his stock at bottom pric q
previous To removal To his new building No
lid Pennsylvania avenue.
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ORIENTAL RUGS AND EMBRoIDERIEs AT Arc
IIoN--Mr. kazantian has just returned from
turkey ana Persia, where he spent ali last win
Ter la search OF rare eastern fabrics. His inpor-
tation oil oriental porteres. rugs, carpets and
sinDrOlceries VIII be during next week on ex-
hioition aud sale by Nessrs Duncanson Bros
Bee particulars IN the AUCTION Column
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HARRIS BIJOU THEATER
kVERY AFTERNOON AND EVERY EVENING
DURING THE WEEK,
WILBURS FAMOUS OPERA COMPANY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY AFTERNOONS AND
NIGHTS-THE MkRRY WAR.
WEDNESDAY ANDTHURSDAY AFTERNOONS
AND NIGHTS-3 BLACK CLOAKS 3.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AND
NIGHTS-MIkADO.
Next week-GkEAT UNION SQUARE SUCCESS
Oc25A0t
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-01
Loycliest Summer Resort OH Earth.


The loveliest summer resort on earth
is probably the plateau of Newera Ella,
the "King's Summit" as the natives call
it, in the highlands of southern Ceylon.
Like the seat of the Olympian gods, it is
above all earthly troubles. On "Ceylon's
isle," it would be mistake to suppose
with the old hymn that "man alone is
vile" In the lowlands there are not only
scorpions lamia ticks, venomous snakes,
and thirty or forty varieties of mosquitoes,
but landleeches, fastening through the
grass with cloth-measure movement-an
alternate contraction and extension of
their ANATOMY. They introduce themselves
in the lower garments Of persons trespass-
ing on their native jungles, and extract
toll at the rate Of an ounce Of blood
apiece.
But neither leech nor lamia ever visits
the heights Of the Kings Summit. An
elevation of nearly 5000 feet SO fully in
sures the plateau against the peril Of
climatic diseases that the recovery of low
land refugees generally dates from the
second day Of their arrival. The climate
is that of perpetual May-light showers
now and then, but generally cool morn
ings and sunny afternoons, even in
August, when the monsoon clouds brood
over the coast plain and vent their electric
wrath in thunder-claps resembling the
crash of volcanic eXplosion.-Dr Felix
L. Oswald.
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conJdp't See His Faults.

he was q most emphatic, wilful, stif-necked,
systematic, mental, spiritual, erratic
and most degraded creature;
BE was given to frivolity and most un-
seernly jollity, and had moi single
quality as redeeming feature.
He was full of injudiciousness and insolent
officiousness, and countless kinds OF
viciousness deformed his reputation.
A sapless imbecility, lack of strong virility'
monstrous incivility and moral OBJ
fuscation.
Yet his steps were all attended, all his
freaks and whms defended by ret
inue of splendid, rapt extravagant
extollers,
For this vicious, mediocre, cracked, ras.
chile old croaAer was a rich. and
bonded broker and was worth mil,
lion dollars!
s.. W. Foss in Lynn Union
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Der yistles Oh der Poats.
Ven landts in Castle Garden,
About finus years ago.
Itvas shtrike me mine attention
Ven hear dose shteamboats blow,
Nit hoo hoo here unit hoo hoo dere,
; From efery ding dot floats,
Unit finds der loudest vistles
On der fiery smallest poats.
Py chiminy crashus! aind dot so
ALI ofe- dis crate landt,
Und all der SMALLEST funerals
Must hafe der biggest bandit
Der SMALLEST shtore der biggest sign;
Dose dudes der finest coatsi
Und you fnd dot most all vistle
On some ferry shmall tugpoats
You notice dot dose grosser ships
..Aind been got mouch to say;
But all dose kleilfe leedle poats
Yoost climbs righd out der way.
Dot noise dond count ven drouple comes
Unit. poys, yoost shpGt your troat
Dot vistle makes no deefrance, poys,
fyou lose your leedle peat.
.... Wilhelm Strauss, In Judge
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A Portrait at tho Exhibition.
She wears great big bonnet
With bunch of roses on it,
And it's tied beneath her chin
In bow;
Altho' she looks so shy,
sometimes catch her eye,
As the restless crowd pass slowly
To and fro.
Now, do you think she'd care
If some day I should dare
To speak to her, and ask her
What's her name!
Alas! tho fair, she's mute,
She'd never heed my suit
For she's nothing but a picture
In frame. -Lifa.
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Tho Man Who AdvcrtIses.

He's just q bit ecstatic, but not q Whit
rheumatic, and he does it up emphatic
when ha seuls business "ad."
And he cuts q knowing caper, saying: PUT
it in the paper, at top of highest COL
umn, if you want to make ME glad.
Start it with your biggest letter, set it up q
little better, than that other feller's
ad. across the way.
I want it fixed up nice at the cheapest kind
Of price-l'm going to see if adrertis-
ing DOESN'T pay"
Then the paper man sits down and scratches
on his crown, and hits his scalp fear
full kind of thud;
He's thinking as he's winking: Were col
umns made all top my business :
could drop, be fat and sleek and rich
as any mud"
s.. ". Foss in Lynn Union
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The Protected Cow.

'.-'a Tho ProteQteo cow
Ocow, where'er you browse for food,
Assume bolder attitude,
And turn thy meek and dreamy eye
Triumphantly to azure sky!
AT buxom maid switch not thy TAIL
S~'os-sass-l<a-za +ha- pail +.
t-~.n short, by action disHiand. ---.
Display to man thy proper pride.
Craze on, O cow, and chew and dream!
The milk you give will give its cream;
The cream be given to the churn
Which gives the butter in its turn.
To market will the butter 60
In golden balls, in tier and row;
No oil, nor grease, called butterine,
Shall in thy borrowed garb be seen.
Feed on, o COW, in sunshine bask,
Thou hast protection in thy task;
And artful man shall not compete
With thee. Thy victory is completed
columbus Dispatch.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-01

4 new method Of lighting, called the
pneumatic system, has been described by
a Frenchman, NJ. Bender. He employees
the fatty rcsidues obtained from the recti-
tication o! crude mineral oils, through
which lie passes current of air. The air
takes up definite quantity of this hydro
carbon, and the flame produced is very
brilliant, giving of no smoke. Cheapness
and immunity from explosions are adj
yantages claimed. Traveller
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-01
The Greek Letter College Societies.

Judge Tourgec is getting up Il national
convention of members Of tile Greek letter
college societies, to be held at Chautau-
qua in August, ito spread knowledge and
promote the favor CT Greek letter Sc
cieties. Inter Ocean.
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He Called and It Came.

He sweetly played his soft guitar
To serenade
The dearest one to him by far
A little maid.
Above his head witching star
In cloud riffs played.
He sang song ne'er heard before,
In accents mild;
His notes tender cadence bore
Love undetilcd;
There were SOME neighDors lived next door;
And they were will.
The cold NOON Meath cloud had fled,
S. dark and thick:
"Oh. come" L. sang, "and We '"ill wed;
Com" 10 III" quick
And then Il came and struck lis head;
|, was 4 brick! lid Bits.
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T I I 0 D 0 I I KOH I n.
Notice.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL.
CoLuMBIA,.S. c.. April /, 1886.
T CERTIFY, THAT BULL & SEQ
L. WILL, of Orangeburg, Agents Of the
Citizens and Hanover Fire Insurance Com
panies Incorporated by the State of New
York; of the Hartford Fire Insurance COM
pany, incorporated by the State of Connec-
ticut; and the Springfield Fire and Marine
Insurance Company incorporated Gy the
State of Massachusetts, have complied with
tile acquisitions of the Act Of the General
Assembly entitled IAN Act to regulate
Agencies of Insurance Companies not incor-
porated in the State Of South Carolina"
and l hereby license the said Messrs; BULL
& SCOVILI Agents aforesaid, to take risks
and transact all business Of Insurance in
this State, in the County Of Orangeburg,
for ana in behalf of said Companies. EX-
pires March 31st, 1887: -
W. f. STONEY,
Comptroller General.
Anril 15.3nlO,
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w. J. KEENAN,
p. O. Box -. COLI MBlA, ,. T.
April S.3mO,
NANILTON,S INSURANCE AGENCY
LICENSE.
EXECUTIVE DErARTMENT.

OFFICE OF NENEKAL,
COLUMBIA, 5. G., April |. 1856
+ certify that Mr.: John \. Hamilton, o.
Il Oranseburg, $. G., Agent Of the NORTH
BRITISH and MEECANTllE, QUEEN
Insurance Companies of North America,
WESTERN ASSURANCE, FACTORSand
TRADERS. PEICAN and llOMElNSUR-
ANCE COMPANIES, has complied
with the r"luiSti;ions ot the Act Of the
General Assembly entitled An Act to rcgu'
late the Agencies ii Insurance Companies
not incorporated il The State Of south Cai".
lima. and hereby iiccE,c the Said JOHN
\. N.AMlLiuN AGENT af"rcSaid niake
risk, and llli.S,,c; Al. u,.>i:.coS u ni>ul..Icc
in this state III IL. County If OrHn.c"urT
for and in tr:hli ri -di,' t''in''ailirs. IA
pirr, Mare. ol-,, .>>1. V. l.. slUNEE,
Cun!ir"n.ir" General
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Mr.. Parnell has two sets of secretaries
one set to work ut night.
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GENTS FINISHING GOODS,

Such as Neckwear, Jewelry, Collars,
Drawers, Undershirts and the celebrated
"Pearl Shirt" are leaders at CORNELL
SONS.
Remember CORNELsON is head quar-
ters for FURNITURE.
II you want HARDWARE, remember
at CORNELSON' Sis the only place in town
where you can supply every need and
prices guaranteed.
The best FLOUR, BACON, LARD,
CANNED GOODS, SUGARS, HANS,
FINE TEAS, JAVA, RIO, TEADEEEY
and ROASTED COFFEES, TOBACCo>
and everything i'll the Grocery liNe Il
Charleston ,;lvtations, can j" had "t COR
nelson's.
COENELSUN'S DOMESTIC STOCK
is worth tockin" at.
Ii you need ANYTHING in HARNESS III
SADDLEEY line, call I'll u.
J,riI,rrn.,,. ry'rrL. n .. made | on, rnI-
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,T1HI; CLOTHING BUSINESS.

We have large and fresh stock OF The
latest Styles and Patterns, all Of which
were selected with care. If YOU need any
thing like Clothing, along with the prcttieat
Stock uf HATS ever brought here. Call
at COHNELSON'S and YOU will never IT,
gretit.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-01

For the purrla,c OF Eo>in and Spirits"
Trrpentiuc. shipments 10 hr mad: to
Chorlcstou ?r' Bills l.ahinG to f"'Nm'
bia. prod;,cy sold ior half Lommi>Sicns
and cash return, on date "f arrival III
Charc.ton regardless Of state of the mar
ket. receive 81 per cent of the product
o1 pichIay; Ayl lexington Counties anG
refer to any large producer in these couh'
tscs or any Bank i'll Columbia. Address
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No. Worth dangling Over.

No meoSHSllo uas ever eaten salt mackerel
at a boz house will ever fight for the
Mais A-Milwauke" Journal
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ATTENTION ---EEET+Si EEaGasG!
View Departure HM Naval Stores
w. j. keenan,
COlC CMDIA, 5. G..

HAS ESTABLISHED AN CFFlCE Al
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Stage Robbery"

On the heels of the robbery of the
passengers on the Fort Worth and
Denver railroad, comes another high
way robbery near Weatherford- this
time stage robbery-within two
miles of Weatherford. Two masked
men met the stage and told the driver
to hold up his hands, which he did.
They took the United States mail and
told to the driver to drive on, which
he did. The robbers took their booty
and struck for the timber, which is
dense at that point. Of course they
vera pursued but no trace of them
has as yet been had.
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First Baptist Church, corner of Sycamore
street and Patterson avenue, Rev. II. L,
Hanks, pastor. Sunday school ut 0:43 u. m.
Mr.. j, l.. Williams, superintendent. Preach
ing at II a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
st. Paul's Evangelical Church GERMANY
Services at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. by Rev. u
De Geller, pastor. Sunday school at p. IN
ut No. 1915 Commerce street.
First Congregational Church, corner Bry
an and Harwood streets, Rev. 9. /. Scofield
pastor, Services II a. m. and 1870 p. M. Sun
day school at $3.50 a. m, Mrs. G. Il. Dickin
son superintendent.
Church of the Incarnation, corner McKin
ME and HARDWOOD, Edward Wickens, priest
in charge. Sunday school at 10 a. M, ID. w
II Sutton, Sup't. Holly communion frs
and second Sundays at I n. M; service every
Sunday at II and 1880; service with address
every Friday night at Z; choir practice ev
cry Friday night at 8.
st. Mathews Cathedral, Commerce street
Rev. Wm. Munford, dean; Sunday-schOo
900 a. IN. /: morning prayer, litany and ser
mon services beginning at II a. m; evening
prayer and sermon service beginning at 73'
p. m.
Chinese Sunday School, l.. X. Wrigh
superintendent; held every Sabbath at 2:3
D. IN. at the Second Presbyterian Church
on Wood, near Harwood street