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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13
Cannot Cite Him

The grand jury have ordered the at
tachment Of the sheriff Of Karnes coun-
ty, but as the unfortunate gentleman
was murdered in the recent riot at
Daileyville, District Clerk George
Dashiel has returned the order endorsed
Dead, present ADDRESS unknown.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13

This makes the total amount OF sub
scription Sl7 $50, and leaves the amount
OF 81 $50 yet to be obtained. The COM
mittee are sanguine that the amount
can be readily obtained, and there
should certainly be no difficulty in Sc
curing 1t, seeing that it will be so bene-
fetal to the city. Good citizens will do
well to come forward and complete the
amount without further delay.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13
Hardware at Auction

Wednesday, September 18th, at 10 q. m.
at Cotton & Bottoms auction house, No
10 West Houston street, lot of assorted
builders hardware, consisting Of screws
hinges, locks, planes, etc., etc.
COTTON 81 BoLToN,
0-ll-3t Auctioneers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teethlng. 1t sooths the child, softens
the gums, alleys all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy tor diar-
rhBa. IS cents bottle, 7-22-lyr
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13

The city council will hold its regu-
lar session this afternoon. Ii is expect
ed several solos with the beautiful ~
gavel accompaniment will be rendered,
''Let her 60, Gallagher"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13
Notice of Removal.

Patterson, Scudder & Co., lenders OF
money on lands, have removed from
Commerce street to their new Savings
bank building, corner Soledad and Hous-
ton streets. 9-9-lw
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13

And others arriving at Richmond, Tex,
should inquire for the New National
hotel. Free buss to and from depot, S-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13
Policeman Brown vinoicated.

Brown VS.. Cara, the subject matter
being disputed boundary line between
too co-terminous properietors, was tried
to-day without the Intervention of q
jury, and the court decided in favor OF
the plaintiff. This is somewhat noted
suit from the fact that the policeman
was tried and punished by the mayor
and council for doing an act which the
district court decided to-day was per-
fectly lawful.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13

Stop that cough! or il may kill you: a
slight cough often runs into something more
serious, viz: Consumption, bronchitis, etc
when Acker's English Remedy was invented
doom was conferred on manhood; this valu-
able remedy cures coughs, hOarseness, Group,
WhOOping-cOugh, consumption, bronchitis
etc, and can be had of Ragland Co.. who are
our agenls for San ANTONIO. IcSas-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13
THOSE SMELLING WORKS.

More Money In and Only a Small Sum
Required to Complete the Fund.
Since the list OF subscription to the
smelling works was published in the
LIGHT the following subscriptions were
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13
Hints to a Newly Married Man.

Don't contradict. Go 70 Emerson for money.
Burn your old letters. Go TO Emerson for
watches. Keep your hair cut short. Go to
Emerson for pistols and cartridges. BE pru-
dent, Dc cautious, be very quiet. Go 10 Elmer
son for acordeons. Silence golden, especially
at hOusC-CCanlng time. Go To Emerson for
twO-fOOt rules, lUc. a smile in the house Is
worth sixteen around the corner. Go 10 Emeg-
son Tor ban and violin strings. save some
thing for rainy day and possible SQUALLS Go
to Emerson for fish lines. When you are
caught in pretty little lie own up gracefully,
Go TO Emerson for collars. Keep the coa-bin
lul-A ton OF coal in time saves nine lectures.
90 IN Emerson for hOuse-furnishing goods
Early home from the lodge and club saves
many Il big hub-bub. Go to Emerson for fiat
irons. A hearty Kiss at the door is good sooth-
ing syrup for wTinkled temper IL angry.
count one hundred and sixteen. Ii very an
CRY, go TO EmersOn's ana forget your trouble
Don't think you can pass OF on your wife a
plain, common, Old-style drunk for an attack
of any sort " heightened Illness Lean on
Emerson as he holds the bridge and WI help
you over. When YOU find you are first In
command but One-which may be sO-submit
gracefully. We can't all be commanders-in-
chief. Go to Emerson for bird-shot or DOW
der. Don't have more than two bureau-draw-
ers in mess at one time. | know you can't
be orderly IN the matter of bureau-drawers;
lts mans nature to be; but you can try. Go
10 Emerson for cOmmodious bureaus. When
you near startling noise downstairs I'm the
dead waist and middle of the night don't ask
your poor wife 10 get up and find the 9Oc pis-
tOl you bought at EmersOnD and 20 out In the
hallway and scream while you try to pacify
the heir apparent. Emerson keeps everything.
and you will ind it a good place 10 yet money
or spend It. SOLEDAD STREET, NEXT TO THE
COURTHOUSE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-13

Opera Mikadol Mikado OPERA! Mi
kado Operal!! S-l3-lt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
Rainfall for the Year 1855.

We are indebted TO Mr.. colin Nc.
Rae for tie following record Of the
rainfall in this vicinity during the
year 1885,.
Notwithstanding the unusual fall
OF rain in lay ard June the amount
Of rain for the year was good deal
below the average for the past TWEEN.
ty years. We had only 36k inches
AGAINST ~ as the average. The
aseaHiest fall for one month was in
June.when we:had 707 inches and
t6e; next was May when 5 66 inches
fefl. There were 72 rainy days du-
ring the year.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06

This is the,way coIored preacher
arranged his hearers for mutual con.
venience: DE fore part OBJ de
church will please set down so de
hind part oh de church can see de
fore part. for de hind part can't see
de fore part, ef de fore part persist
in standing before de hind part TO
de utter exclusion ob de hind part
by de fore part.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
Death Of Mrs, Thornton.

The sad news reaeh6G, GamdenIon
lat Friday that :Irs. Elizabeth
Thornton. formerly 8 residenSsoi !
Camden, died ut IL :3'I o'clock that
m ,rning in the 1O3d year of her age.
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
j. n. Gamewell, in .acl1ensack., n
'J. During the greater part Other
early life Mrs Thornton lived sin
Camden, and was better acquainted,
probable, with the people and the
early history of our town than any
other person we know Of.
After,the war, when Mr.. s,
Galuewell, her sonSn5law, in5order.
TO be nearer his business interests,
moved from camden to Hack ckensack
N. j. she went with tliem, and has
resided thffe. nea,EE ever -
"a HUI "a ldsst; ! ugia5er, Sfr Uaperis is7
still a resident orc amden. -
It is seldom that We can record
the death of one so advanced in
years (had she lived until next April
she would have been 103 years oldl
She retained her health and all her
faculties up to afew years ago, when
she began to be absent-minded and
inclined. to be childish in some OF,
her ways. and since then she has
been gradually growin 2 weaker with
the greal weight Of years upon her
hend, until on the last day of 1886
her spirit quietly passed away with
the dying year. Her gentle and
amiable disposition throughout life
mode her a welcome visitor every
where and warm friend with all
good people. From early life to Tho
end she was true and devouj
Christian. and has now gone to reap
the reward Of a righteous and wei
spent lie. i
How tendarly touching ,h.reh sad.
Is the cain, serene death Of the old,
HGw unlike the fading of happy youth
E'er the blossom its leaves unfold;
But when the duties Of life on earth,
Have each been nohly donc.
And when afar down the horizon
| Touches the sinking sun:
! WhenMhe lurple twilight shadowy falls
, O'er The future and the past.
! When memory, with dim eyesight,
| Der the backward shawdows cast.
, Can scarce cen spell the records
! OF rhe vanished nights ard days;
! Or gather up the tangled th:"ad
/ OF lie's bright morning ways,
Wien surrounded by lri"ids :nl kiudrC'!
Death cones. BIKE mu-i1aI ::rsin.
Lil, the swaat. los tone af AculiaD hnrl
: In the nigh: winas sad rai:sia.
.lttta day las heca !org 'n wcsry
, 'Tis .hca that the ed - sN..',
When tn. tired ac,.u sEai ~ ;n!'ow."t,
. Anl -es'sA The w'rry :",L
. rcr l.r g ash ficw", wii''i:' road,
. Aar @ 'rlvsl q lil:ia; waT:
I'll. a! h"sr f:w shCrt f'e,a y" tread
To ~ land of brighter Day.
'Ts hrt irHa, tho tiny cr"'(ie.
Wnh i's luliaby o. love,
! To fhc narrow he'd meath willows,
! And The wuk'ning in realms above.
W. all must STOP ut tn" "Wayside Inn
! To the old it seems pure an! bright,
While the dcsth-call sounds 10 he ears {
! age
! Rrt - rn m .rt; sweet sgo"d night
, And tkr crrrcu.ics from unt ;he n!acij
brow
: Bv he bands Of love are pressed,
Auid fl3wrrs md tears, wa yet uust f.
! H"u sweet to the Agcl il Fest.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
Yes, 1t is Unlawful.

A Gentleman from the country
asked us last week iif it vas not
a-ainst the law for any one to net
or trap partridgcs; that certain
parties we're netting all the birds on
his and surrounding plantations, and
he wanted to stop it., Yes. it is un-
lawful for any one to eitrer trap or
Let partaSges at any season, and
there is a heavy penalty for one who
may be convicted Of the ofense. A
heavy penalty is also imposed on
any one who may be convicted Of
roDbing partridges nest.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
- Cotton Crop.

- ; Cotton Crop.
The Al hnai cotton circular OF c
L Green 4 Co.. o; New York. h"ted
Dcrcmha, "a, estimates the American
crnp of 1%56-S7 at 6,35v.000 bales
These ig!res are based upon the re-
pnris classified hy States. by p rts
ana by interior towns, anil are SOME
what belnw the preliminary esfi.
mates. Vie wo ID : sfprlr o. cot
t. S2pte nhrr 1>tis stated az .ilG,
%" BALE. making tbc s:,oply fUr ii C
cu,rant c: uon year I i66.Ou0 bale S
beng 21,C00 bales less than for tt E
previous rrar. There Was m averhl e
increase G IL Ner cent. last Year be-
fore. and this increase for tue cur
rent yer s estimated At j per cen'
& IS ostia atud that the snrrius :t
tne end O thc current -rar will ht
bout $40, 900 bales. - E..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
[3ron ar'S Inquest.

On last Thursday morning tor'-
n Goodale held AZ inquest over th,
,dy ocEsmpton Brown, the colo'sa
-ay who we mentioned in oar las'
sue as havi z been severely L.
red by an accident with a gun.
ne breech Of the gun was blow!'
ut, and it struck tic hoy almos7
~. arely in the forehead. g'"ncir%
yer. tearing a fearful cash and
reakins the skull SO that 4 portion !
{ the hrain came out. He died
lnring Wednesday night. The yer,
ct of the jury Has to the effect tha'
Q boy had come 70 his death by
lures received by TIC bursting OF
l gun.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
Remnant Counter.

Few patterns from 9 to Ii yards
in piece all wool worsted goods re.
duced from 90 to 10c. Several styles
Bourette, check and plain to match,
reduced from 80 to l5c. Remnants
gingham worth 10 at DC. and a large
lot from each department with same
reduction, at N. T. Purdy & 70.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
The Cold Wave.

On last Saturday the Signal Ser
r;ce told LID thaFthe tll"rmornetsr
-7ou,d fall rapidly during tho day
aod night. SO that on sunday morn
SO it was down to the freezing point.
N Monday morning it registere"
IS, and on Tuesday morning it in
.catcd 90, tie coolest weather We
ave had this winter.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
T!:lnacr9t orr,.

T!:1nderoto
Inst before daYl;@gl,t'on last Fri
.!av moroirc 9 heav,' Thunderstorm
VS. It'd tl.;S section. The flashes of
lianirinm w,rr very l'~irht, and thcv
wr,a followed hy lea .an;ng peals "F
thunder. TIE FIJI OF ran Was alsn
h",vy. On Friday r;rIt the fall {
ran " 3 very heavT. 1t pourcd
down like a real summer STORM.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
N. T. Purdy & Co.

We will visit the northern markets
soon to replenish our stock, and on
our return we will present revised
price list which will be interesting
to our customers.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
Application fer License. /.

Notice is hereby given t,;tt | viii stneke
application 70 the Town ig0lncij ugfCan!-
den for license 10 retail spaituous liquors
on Broad street in said tSwa for tfas year
1857. -
B.F.sHsn.g.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06

IGod7' 'SSlHsan Hite a number OF the
The promine citizens of the town
assembled in the Council Chamber
on last Friday afternoon to discuss
advisiability Of the town subscribing
s25, 90 10 the G G. & G. r Il. in
addition to the l25. .0H0 aleady voted
by the county TO the same roai.
\ good deal was said hy the cen.
tlemen present III reference 20 the
matter. ard it WAS firslir decided
not to give the $25,000 additional
unless it was clearly proven that the
road would not be built through
amden without it If the road is
huilt through any other portion OF
the county, and not through Camden
th"n it vii also fail to- get the $25
100 in county bonds that the county
has already promised to give because
that amulut was only subscribed
upon condition that the ROAD should
run through Camden. No further
steps will be taken by the town to.
wards giving the S25.O0O until we
can see our way more clearly.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06

Please ask for Lot No. "f these goods
We have also few urrrcGais /reuucc'
fron. 50 % 20 $1.75, aud o,her goods il
this line cheap.
=. N. T, PURDi s %.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
Cit Paper Patterns.

The Butterick Patterns are now
Iapt constantly on hand and for sale
by Miss ELLEN R. TWEED.
Also stamping done Cn short no.
tice.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
Tax Assessments for S6-7,
AUDIToa's OFFICE, EBnsuaw County |
- Earldair - u = LIZ. IN. SSE. Z

- lF ~ :. yki =. - Il I
This office viii open onsSihe ist;Aday 0;
January next, 1897, fu parsaaases "a sibc
Acts egAs Leg ,xi sSaf,
open ueeiR daily - = ! u, asis III
10th day Of February foii9aing, for the
purpose of assessing personal property
liable sor rtaxqs, wltiea ihciu3es itoss ss and
mules, cattles, sheepand gou,s, hogs sgSg q,
watches. gold and silyyg jssts, N 1ese laiis
disc, monies aud credits.f Ieads and 81 /.
cages value Of mach yiit,: IN
&C., tousehula and ssii 81 Z q, pa peid me-
menliohed if ary ), st:ti 3 Jsees afltssss. ne
head oftpersulal' prop IA
ltis esPeciatty iitlpinitls tx sss;Iets|
10 be careful in tns kipg isss setsssy; cer-
rect ins seyey 'Ssss;s
benefit, ana 30 assia ssuss Sifs II d. js
office aftergsrIss 81 80 IS y Is;
Perso1c SnGstids TefhTi Dt tis hi s:
5sbonId knos ifsilt ia stiey1
are resfepsiL the IL .sif
.ifthe prihs,tSl 10
wit he rpceise IS i;ts tsflad3
.on the proper blank ], and ssos1 ii aecSrd-;
ing Us law 81; s.s i
" lAs tsf W " " 13E~-
late this Time ,,pt tjis ll.5s q
hotipg in ~ <
ail rans giuce asi fssi 4 81 ie..l
natat iaarll
Ei'st q. " -
ing, aii fTfprd sgtNtats, SUI : s-l,s I, ID
ings not returned last time 4.l,st be.inclaS-
ed in next return.f 50 ~ -
A III rtnla nu.snnu hnt,, IN
and 60 years (who a;e not legally exempt)
are liable 10 poll tax and are required
10 make le!urns whether ihcy own any
property or not.
Thosn falling To make th1ir raIurns With
III the time prescribed. wi. ae li;ht" to Il
penalty II! 81 rer Ccni. or i.sf rcirIr,.., or
~ sncA rr"?"riy H. may y. a~:eria,ned
ihey avn or bold AZ the ,'u,. II .,stinE.
viii attend in person, c" "y triu,y, ~
the following piaces "r Il! g., sireHil..eG
Tor the purpose o: raIlDa y".I,:s:
TcLr"ck's Mill, HonGa,, 'anj..sy 2i;h.
81.
TURKEY Creek U'bnrchj. To,.]ay. !an-
uary 23in, 81.
hiz'nhy's, Neine,,I,y ja....ry 25.h 81
Raey'a viii, Tmre.iay. .'.,.,lg. , 2;lh 81
ButFnic, Fra,iay. .'aau.rs. :.,S.: ,'E?.
Fiat Rock, ~ni""t'y, ....nrr .t:.a. s.
Rel Hi.i. Tu"-:rs, lay,rry ID 81
Liberty Hill, ~ sia... ..',ra#ry =nd.
81.
Russell Piar", rnrr#a. I'd, 81.
Duby's MI;(",.. "al,. ..y, "e4ncsday
February 9ia 81.
~, y,.r.-. ~.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
res for Eatchlng.

plymou.h Roc, Sl.50 fer ia. Wyan,
ao:te, s. lor l3. ~ ,,p1
llarrwll, Ga.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06

REDUCTION in Men and Boys Over
cnaiS and ClOthinT.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
To Be Giveu Away.

To Dc N-FC'T oWtIys
For every 81 worth Of goods pur-
r%a,el fr II Mr.. M. :. BamNorg a
ticket emitting the holder to a draw.
ing for ;:25 Set Of furniture will lie
presented The ticket to be given
the purchaser is as follows:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06

-'ulton Market Beef
Ten cents a pound, for sale at
,hrthur's Grocery.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

Baby Pictures.
Taken at Alexanders Gallery
instantainously.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06

TIE HOLDER OF THIS TICKET
IS estHied to
ONE i.RAwING FOR TIE
S25 ST OF r. Il ,IfURE.
AT BAMBERG
~ goo,;s sold 1T hotton price S
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-12-06
sRooms Closed.

Bar Rooms Closed. -
g wo Of the six bar-rooms n, Cam
ssseh have closed their doors MIR.
"a. F, Halle has gone out of business
Xud Mr.. G. :. Bruce has assigned
for the benefit of his creditors.
Many persons were under the i'm
preston that the whiskey business
was the best paying calling that a
man could go into, but the ex-
perience of the barkeepers in Cam
den during the past year indieates
&hat it has been anything esse bht q
paying business with them. Only
.fonr licenses. have, been applied for
for the year. 1887 .seissxs 81
yllATA ..S,', 8 sss7S7e .ssss.afss- ~. 9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
nrtefs and personals.


Tie Hu.,iuc, Court hss adjourned for
the torn.
james UoIoran. who was shot saturday
neht by William Britain. l. getting along
wei.
A large number af Italian laborers passed
through Richmond YES crday for Charles
ION. $. C., ria The Allan &c Coast Line.
Matthew Mussen has been appointed a
Judge ~ election for tic Fourth precinct
o. Jefferson " ard, in place OF r. \. Bow
cry, resigned.
Dr. J. William Jones lectures tomorrow
nrgat in Frankfort. Nv. on 1.-The Boys IN
GRAY: or. The Confederate soldier =
Knew Him" he j. 20 spend next sunday
in Louisville.
NIcs,rs. 7. Whilocl. John Maxwell, and
II. ". Carter. trustees Tor Continental
lodue. No. 3g4. Knights Of Honor, have
p.fI lo Mrs. Ann Anderson 9nd Miss susan
(. Duryin =. 600 eacn from the widows :
and.orphans' beneficial iund, Knights Of
Honor.
The following il the committee on the
ladies' Soclgl Reunion OF The Il. 7. o.
Flks. Nrssrs. julius StrsuS. Moses Nav.
james B. Angle, Il. NJ. Moses, and J. W.
Laube. The committee will meet at Cap.
tain Angles Office tomorrow q ght to COM
plete the arrangements.
The senior iyccum Of The Young Mems
Christian Association has resumed opera
tions after three months rest. The follow
mg ore tie officers for the ensuing three
months: L. Arthur, presid Mt; q. X.
London. vicc-presideut; y. a. Walthall,
secretary and treasurer; l.. L. Jones,
censor and critic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
paI1re GDert.

The following cnscs were disposed OF In
,l,ls court Yesterday morning
Hamilton nazleion, drunk and trespass /.
- ~ ,le ureiuises of Mollie White and
,bscateping 70 shoot bcr. Fined $40 aud
costs. q h..
II. Read tooloredl, stealing . par 0i shoes
Fsdie stephens fcoloredl. assauliing and
.hnsine Fmily payne and using proiaoe
Maurice Payne lcolorfd). a-aanlting ana
heating Stephen. in the street. Dismissed;
LnIber nsguc, drunk. Fined y and
f8sts. ., go,
Jobp nsrrls CcolcredL a person OF un-
sound MUD. DISMISSED ..-... -
tsT. Ordered 10 ies'e Town VIM"
iair bours. 80. ,~a,,
6nstaius Hanna. s.ea'tN< =
Lindsey Williams lli,h''s-e'i. -. 49,,
Charles Neekirs lco'ort'Hh J stst',"t =, -. g..
from Lindsey Williams. sth' :" '~' -
fifteen dsys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
Recovered III. Ior.e aHd BnFGJ.

Mr.. samuel B. Nelson returned from
Fredericksburg yesterday with the horse
and buggy nch was hIrcd from his bro
tber " aLer in Manchester last saturday by
George r. Thompson, the c0undencc
sharucr." 70 be driven just beyond the
Fair. Grounds, but which was taken much
further. Tie hoT-e was f0uid a. livery
stable il Fredericksburg, the proprietor OF
which told Mr Nelson that q weli-dr-s'ed
and handsome young man, who gave ihe
name Of Nelson. rode up 10 his Stable sun
dsy afternoon about / O'Clock and request
I'd him to take good care OF TIE hoT,- and
10 feed him well: that Dc would call for
the horse early next morning.
Nj Nelson, aileI finding BIS horse ana
ridinc q considerable distance over the
country, succeeded il finding hi buggy a.
pr. F.iiuen's. This gentleman said thai o
Young man had borrowed Li, saddle. and
requested him 70 Keep the buggy and h1r-
n,ss until lee returned irom. Frcderi-Ss.
burg. Nothing ha, been heard ~ 20 the
wl orcaboujs Of Thompson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

Al regular meeting Of Trinity Lodge OF
Good Ten plars the following officers were
elected for the ensuing quarter j. ID.
Grsnt, chief templar; Miss L. NJ. Alien,
yicetemplar; ]. T. Nicholas. secretary /;
n. L. Green, financial secretary; MIS-
Louis Kelley. treasurer; f. u. McCurdy,
marshal; 7. A. Kuper, chaplain; Miss
Nellie Atkins, guard; G.. Z. Frank. sen
tinel; Miss Kate Green, organist; j. W.
Malone, assistant organist; Miss Maud
Coinick. deputy marshal; Miss Eliza Cud-
lip, assistant secretary Miss BERTHE james,
righi-hand supporter; Miss DAISY smith,
Ieit-hand supporter: David Leyshoo, past
elli1 iemplaT.
J. A. hObs0n was recommended 10 the
Grand Lodge for appointment as lodge
deputy.
J. b. Wood, ". s. Eustace, and T. Hi
Montague were elected trustees.
Rev. Dr. J. William Jones, W. :. Eustac' ,
and Miss Alice Ambcrs were elected repre-
sentatives to the Grand Lodge Of the state
which meet in this city November 23d. J.
3. Wood, !. W. McCilore, and Miss l.. NJ.
A lien were elected alternates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
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BFIIEFONTE, Penn, October 21.-Mr.
Blaine. Of Name. made political sDeech
here today. and the town was pretty wei
worked up with excitement. Before toe
Baiue party arrived 81 Beliefonte thi-
morning there was a lively time among the
politicians and the citizens generally. The
csuse Of II was the storc-Urder question.
II was stated that Z. Giay Meek, the ed
tor OF the Hdtcaman, bad posted up a
fac simi!e Il an alleged store-order h.
rhe window Of BIZ Office. Tne Be.yer
Club seeing Il, broke ranks, and d..
n landed thst ~ he taken down.
They claim that they first entered the office
and requested that u De removed. on the
ground that il reflected upon them a mu'h
= upon Beaver. and. meeting with reiu-
sal. they tore il down. but another was i'm
pediattiy posted up. This iniuriated
Them. and u vollsy ol stones was seul
crashing through the window. Meek hasi'-
), summoned the sheriff. and number OF
The elui, were arrested. great crowd
followed them % the magistrates Office,
where the accused were all held under
aan IN the parade were banuers bearing
The inscription. :. " e are pnd in cash and
Gay Meek knows IT,"