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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-06-16
Cleveland and Thurman
Nominated for President
and Vice-President.
Cleveland Goes Through by Ac-
clannation and Thurman
On the First Ballot
The Platform OF 1884 ReafIlrmed with
Slight tModiGcations--Th Mills Bill,
Too, Gets n sanctton-Thrse
Days Proceedings.
FIRST DAY.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-At 12 :35 p. m. ex-senator
Barnum, OF Connecticut, Chairman Of the DEM
ocratic National Committee rose from his
chair, and with the gavel smote the desk one
sturdy blow. Then the various bands which
were discoursing music in various parts Of the
hall ceased the loud talking and the cheers
which greeted the appearance of each dstin.
guished individual who enters the Convention,
gave way to quietness, and with q preliminary
hustle the great assemblage subsidized into COM
parative silence.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-06-16

-"It says here that one of the three
dollars of 1904 is worth $780," said
Mrs. Spriggins. Il reckon the 'yd have
made more of 'em ii they'd knowed
they'd ever be worth that much.
NJ y. Sun
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17
ExcurSionists Arriving.

The cannon ball yesterday on the
Iron Mountain brought a great many
people to this state, who had taken
advantage Of the cheap rates to in.
vestigate the resources Of state
that has Of late begun to attract at
tention. A carload Of them got 0A
at Newport; twenty-three were
bound for Garland county, large
numbers went up the Fort Smith
road. while others went on south on
the Iron Mountain, and others went
to the southeast on the Arkansas
City division. A great many strang.
ers were in Little Rock yesterday,
most of them coming in from the
north, and glance at the hotel reg
inters would show that they come
from all directions. J. 7. Henderson,
OF Jackson county says that twenty
three actual settlers, with their fam
lilies, settled near Auvergne, in Jack
son county, on the 7th. They came
from White county, III. The trains
which arrived yesterday at noon
brought some people and it is
thought that if all the other roads
brought as many as the Iron Noun.
tain road the work is beginning To
tell.-I Gazette.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

We have just received new piece
of music, called Silver Bell Waltz,
by the popular composer, Charley
Baker, which we can recommend tc
our readers a. very good, it not being
too difficult and at the same time
very snowy. 1t can be played or
the Piano or Organ, and will be sent
at the special price of only ll.2c
stamps. Address J. c. Greene & Co.
80 and 46 Arcade, Cincinnati, u.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

The people of Arkansas will vote
this year more strongly than ever
for sober men, and men in sympa-
thy with the efforts OF the people to
put whisky out Of the country. Pub
lie sentiment IN Arkansas is against
red liquor, and those who are in SYM
pathy with the sale of the stuff
should not ask to be allowed to
make, decide, or execute the laws
against it, (Ex.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

The candidates already in the
field for congress from this district
are: Judge w. H. Cate, Of Jones.
boro; Hon. Chas Coffin Of Walnut
Ridge; aud Hon. w. b. Edrington,
of Oscrola. 1t is understood that a
joint canvass has been agreed upon.
|JMarianna Index.
Mr.. Robert +. Craig, of Chicot is
also announced az . democratic can.
didate for congress from the First
district.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

SEARcv Arkansas, has subscrib-
ed $25, 900 to secure the location of
the State Methodist Female College;
the grounds have been selc'sed and
it is the design to have the building
ready for occupancy by the begin
ing of the next scholastic year.
Searcy is worthy Of the trust rep'~-
ed in her on account of the high
moral and intellectual tone Of her
people.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17
He Wants His Money Back.

A case that promises to be Of more
than usual interest was fled in the
circuit court yesterday. Attorney
General A. II. Garland brought suit
against Gen. T. J. Churchill to re.
cover $500, the amount paid'by
Gen. Garland as security upon Gen
Churchill's second bond as treasurer
Gen. Garland was one OF clever
men who had to pay $1,000, ant
it is thought that If this suit is sue.
cessful the probabilities are tina
orhers will be instituted, w. NJ. 4
G. b. Rose are attorneys for the
plaintiff. The complaint fled will
the clerk is q very short one, no
more than Eve lines and states yer,
briefly the cause of complsln:.-[L
r. Gazette.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17
MARCY WARNER was hung Z

MARCY WARNER was hung at
Jacksonville, Ky; on the 9th. inst,
for the murder Of 4 fellow convict,
in the peritentiary where he was
serving out . term Of twenty-me
years, for a former murder. On the
scaGold, he said:
al have few remarks to make
before l die. If any Of you ever
take glass Of whisky, before you
put it to your lips think of Macy
Warner with this rope in his hand,
and then look into the bottom Of the
glass and SEE If you cant see rope
there. This is all | uase to say"
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

MEMPHIS il at last in q fair way
to get q Public Library, 4 Mr.. ;. II
Cossitt, who orce lived in Memphis,
and afterward went to New York,
where he acquired +. fortune, recent.
ly willed the city Of Memphis $3.50
70 be applied to establishing = Ii
brary. This act, has aroused the
people of Memphis to the import
ance Of the enterprise, and it is now
proposed to raise this amount by
subscription, to 100000.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

WHEN the Celcstials have a ca
lamity to report they can show the
greatest destruction Of life of any
country under the sun. News has
just reached the western world that
about the 18th Of last Dec, an earth
quake in the province Of Ynuna,
China, caused the death Of $4,000
people.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

A SAMPLE copy, Volume I, Nam.
Der I, of the Woman's Chronicle, a
weekly journal devoted to the in
terest; Of women, published at Lit
tie Rock, by Miss Kate Cunningham,
has been recei we'd at our Office. 1t
is . neat, newsy eight page quarto,
and is deserving Of success. Sub
scription price 81 90.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

FoRr SMITH is to have . Soap
Factory, for which t3O,W0 has al.
ready been subscribed BY the citi.
.ens of that place. With the Ark
ansas and the Poteau rivers flowing
.t its front doors, and q goodly sup
ply Of home. made soap, there will be
no excuse for it's people not keeping
clean.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

IT is intimated that the old Libby
prison, recently purchased BY asyndi-
cate and nov being moved to Chicago
will be used BY the Republicans to
hold their National Convention in.
A candidate nominated in Libby
prison on q bloody shirt platform,
would appeal to all the passions Of
the grand old party.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

The government has ordered .
distribution Of Colts revolvers, cal
,ber A, among the postal clerks on
every railroad which has heretofore
beea molssted by robbers. The
clerks on several of the Arkansas
railroads were supplied with their
weapons this week.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17
cArDs AuD ADvEHTISEAENrS:

-Aavsstissss y ths Jsas vii ssrsstsistee
. 0Asls legitimate Sasisess.
~Ysasay Advertisements nay be eea,sea q
SSoenSer unss Aaging the year srss Of ehafgs'
~Psstiss contracting for yearly adserties-
~ Elsessxiosia0 dssn - esass. WiA y
s1ass1 shsss tins rsAss. - PER tine '.s'sssd' L
- kAsss.
~ssesiga aA.estissments, se.t tecsoSh
A3VeeSa6 6nG Aesaslss. anast - peaA tse - 81
SNaoo. = 3 ascosi1 mAAs wttA esos 80 wseo
VO nav aesigAaAo.
~nassisss - Asaehs. not sxessdiss @ e.
NM vlN y 0aAe1ahed - osWs. free ~ eoafes'
~ SSoISgieS t16atss q reepect. e1aerai noea
~ ~ lAVi6a1soas aharSsl = advesoss1sse'
~AM pssssaai matter. lsttess 81 oenneni'
ecSSsoe osiaisg SsstA islAvsdeal eoee0es % ~.
6SrsaO q 9 Sso0stsA, s0aastinH eo0 Rasy
q 1orSSss, ceeanisaEt0os er sooheeAss. ~aii D
1sss0ol IT q eshss a1s@tlseasoas.
~fn I'll Legitimate Asmands ef he ders
sss11s g Csnssfvativs paety, or Of 0e Qsst Y.
6oeoo0s sfeA0 general public apes ear cessnAs'
oAs fSnns Wiil Get fail sf is Asv
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

Ar8:30 o'clock last Friday morn.
ing the Emperor Of Germany expir.
ed. He was in the ninety-irst year
of his age and in the twenty.eighth
year Of his reign. He was succeed.
ed by hin son Fredrick, Third EN-.
peror Of Germany and King Of Prus.
sis,
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

The Sawrie- Rozier Cracker Fac
tory. Memphis, was destroyed by Ere
last Sunday morning. Loss, $2O, 600
insured for tl8, 900.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

Col. JOHN G. FLETCHER is again
in athe hands Of his friends" His
announcement appears in Sundays
Gazette.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

A reward Of $40, 900 is now offer
ed for the capture Of Tascott, the
suppoAed murderer Of old man Smell,
of Chicago.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

TIE philosophical citizens Of
Conway, Faulkner county, met one
evening lat we.k, and donated
5000 toward opening . public H.
brary. Hurrah for Conway!
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

We have been asked whether Col.
Dunn vail be . candidate for re.
election to Congress or not. We
have letter from him in which he
says he will not--[Waluut Ridge
Telephone.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17
oscEoLA ARKA sATuRD Y,MARcHlz 1855

No. Three vacant town lots, e6xl32 feet
desirable locality, on Main street, south Of the
Planters Hotel.
No 3 Two lots opposite Court House, on
Broadway. Osceola. 6Sxlsa feet each
No .. Dry-Good Store and fixtures, DWELL
ing and out-houses, with 8 acres OF ground
highly improves. orchard. &C. Or Drug Store,
st OK Of Drugs Good opening for Physician.
Write for particulars. terms. &c.
No. 4. Farm; x25 acres, Is acres in cultiva.
ton good house, barn and outhouses, water ,
Ac, miles from Osceola; good neighborhood
No. s. $40 acree faro aud timber land. near
BlytAesville.
No. 8. l200 acres farm and timber land, six
miles north Of Osceola aud three miles from the
Mississippi river.
No. ]. $40 acres farm and timber land. four
teen miles from Mississippi river. on Pemiscot
bayou. neighborhOod being settled up rapidly.
No: 9. l60 acres farm and timber land, 50 .
In cultivation, good houses. en- Pemieeot bayou
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY AssEssOI

FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
We ere authorized TO announce r " Davis,
Of Chickasawha, . candidate Tor the once OF Co
Assessor. at the ensuing election, aDd subject tu
the action Of the democratic party v oonveu.
ton assembled or primaries,
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

No.e. 900 acres, 100 In cultivation and l0o
more dsadened. and 4 or S hundred more sus-
ceptible OF cultivation; good honses. water. &e,
Is miles south Of Helena, Phillips Covnty. one
mile from Old Town Landing 0a Aississippl
liver. and fronting ON Old Town Lake; well
protected by State Leves viii be sold 1t Z
bargain. Could be divided IN two good farms.
No. 10. leo farm and timber land on Tyron
IA bayou. four miles from Golden Lake, good
aeighporhood; settling ny .spidly
NO II. 100 acres, 70 we'll improved and In Q
nne state Of cultivation, ten milsA above Osee.
ola, ON Mississippi river; good nsighbOrhood
No u. A Que Saw Mil Plant, In excellent
running order; together with lease. saw logs,
wagons, steers. mules, bisckxmithipg tools,
and everything necessary to carry on good
paying Lumber businsss, wi.h plenty Of tim
acsess 70 the river 1hs entire outht will be
sold at bargain 1eod reason given BY pres-
sut owner for selling Write for partlculsrs.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

and several bales more to gin.
Let other ginners please report,
and shippers will also confer favor
by reporting the amoant OF cotton
shipped in sacks or snakes.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17
II. II. McVeigh,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
O0CEOL.a.

8ksstsstPPt VVuvSy AHH'
Will practice in oil the Counties OF
this (3d) Judicial Circuit, the Sa.
preme Court Of the State. and in
the adjoining counties Of Tennes-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to collec-
tions, TO the payment Of taxes,
examining and abstracting titles,
and TO whatever may appertain to
. general Land Agency. Jan. II.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

No. OF BALES OF COTToS GIHNRD
in MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, SEASON
OF 1887 e.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17
APPoOTuEIr OF n. e. SaU4Ck
Osesola Cleeaat.

Oscsela Crest.
virse se01sdsy-Lesiss Chapsl. moaning ana
sssA ou,day Pecan Point, nerning and
NM ~ N 0olh1n LAks q o'e3oek p. n
M 0nplay -Osesela, 0ersieg 40 ap0ss
a. n 0SosVsss's CAspe aa . o,ssock, p. -.
HosrSA 6oolsy-Eiass. u s'ossS. .. n.
sw ssssa''s~ Nv. SMITH. Pastor.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17

~ Prssoyese1aa IAAiss' Az eee6eey nssts
~essV Es1ossday afSsrsooa q S'esesk. = nrs
~ 0oel sisA's rssiAsnes. $"u.
p, Ps,Aa>a1asn AllAsos nsees sSsry ~ ane
- 0nnlaye q Ose1ock p. y. aed snd eeo
M S.sIaSs ~ 5-1o \. n a. the Union In AFeA.
=. .. 9ale. 81 ssssens
froddsas. oeG3Asy.
The Osceola times., 1888-03-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Notices snAsr tAis bead. giving sane, oeeapa.
tion, business or prosession, and looafios. Will
be charged - per aanum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
The Talk orthe Hour.

There have bees some hot spells this sum-
mer, but altogether the weather has been
quite moderate and sften pleasant.
The repairing Of the custom house build
ing, while it is occupied By the post-ofice.
amounts to q public nuisance without any
fault OF the BUILDER. who are as much in
commoded by the public a. the publc IL by
their presence. The truth IL the non-re-
moval Of the post-ofice 70 temporary quarters
before this time IS striking example Of The
crcumlocutionnes OF the red tape system Of
the Government at Washington.
II Richmond wishes 10 make a good ap-
pearsuce to the outside wsrld at The EXpOsi-
ton, she must do something 10 keep her
streets cleaoer. The day is past when city
Of this size can trust TO rains 10 DO niue
tentbs Of her STRENGTHENING. The apprO-
priation Of some money will be required, but
u will be money we'll speut.
The Richmond street-Car Lines are at
present unable 70 accommodate the Sunday
evening travel to the New reservoir, and it
therefore seems Impossible for them to de
the transportation OF the people TO snd from
the on-Grounds-that ls. unless
their rolling stock Is nmsZingly increased
doubled. net to say trebled. II Is better to
talk about this now than when 1t is too
lsie.
Richmond should now stop buying land
10 increase the size OF lts parks and proceed
to improve the grounds that 1t has. The
Eew-Re'ervoir PARK, for instance, Isa place
Of great capabilities, but IN the way OF i'm
prevements Is poor thing. The sccommo-
dStions there for the public sre scant and
shabby.
To properly flag the Exposition building
will cost $1,000, but It is work that should
be done. IL will give the structure gay
ard shewy appearance, and will be great
advertisement OF The enterprise TO all the
travelling public passing up and down tue
Fredericksburg road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
THE NEWS OF mANCHEsrEx.
Personal aud Othsr Items frOm Our
sister City.

Mr.. Jackson Guy, Of Richmond, was In
the city yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Il. W. Tucker, OF Blackstone, Motto
wsy county. was In the civ yesterday.
Miss Susie TuTpiu, OF HslsOorO', ia visit
ing Miss Hewlett, 81 SWaA5bOrs'.
The third anniversary Of the organization
Of Star OF Hope LodEc OF Coed Tempiars
will be celebrated Tuesday night.
Bliss Minnie CarriagtOn, OF South Boston,
Halifax county, Ia visiting her relative, Mr..
Richard Darlington, on Semmes street.
Rev. L. II. Thornsll, pastor Of the Balm.
bridge. street Baptist church, was to sail from
New York yesterday for three month"; trip
to Europe.
Tae Rev. J. J. Cloptou will preach this
morning on Moses ppreniiceship, Call,
aud Work" Al night the subject Will be
g ManaSseh's Punishment; or, Good Out Of
Evil"
Rev. II. Williams, who Is 10 supply tho
pulpit OF tue Ban bridge Baptist
church the remaining Sunday mornings OF
this menth snd next, will preach his first
sermen TO day. Mr.. Williams has been heard
here on several occasions, and has made q
very favorable impression.
The ladies' 81 the Baiabridge- Bap-
tlst church will give an excursion 10 Old
Point snd Norfolk this week on the steamer
Ariel, which leaves her wharf at A. M.
wednesday.
Rev. William L. Judkins, Of Richmond,
will preach Al the Central Methodist churcs
this morainc, aud Rev. T.. NJ. Peterson will
preach for Dir. Judkins at Centenary church,
Richmond.
The July torn Of the HusiiBgS Court Gems
mesces tosnorf0w. There are no criminal
cases on tho docket. but 1t Is probable that
the grand jury will have some other matters
TO iBquire into.
Perry street between Twelfth aud Thir-
teeu.h Is being flled-a WORK which was very
much needed. The dirt used is taken frem
Thirteenth street wbere IL IL being graded
between Perry and HeDonough.
The Kioassna aud Daayile railroad band
went out 10 Bsck Hill Friday night and sere-
uaded Mr.. Besismln p. Owen, Jc.. one OF
the pl oprioteTs and editors OF the Leader, a.
a token Of their appreciation OF the efforts OK
that paper ia their behalf.
The Electoral Board OF this city, BIZ. W.
J. Weiuger Chairman. has ordered new
rsgistradsa Of yo,eTs IN Manchester In ac-
e9Tdaaec With the provisions OF the act
pissed at tive last session OF the General
Assembly. II will begin August 9th aud
continue for five days. Ali four polling
places will be open.
Mr. s. Il. Heppis Clarke, who has been
quite sick with tyDheid pneumonia for the
past four months, by The advice OF bis
friends has been removed to the Retreat for
the Sick I'm Richmond. Mr.. Clarke IS psit
chancellor OF Syracuse Ledge, No. 5, knights
OF Pythils, and q member OF New South
Council, No s, Junior order United Ameri-
can Mechanics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
eoinRrnto Better Quarters.

The Union Pa1enger.Railway Company
have leased from Mr.. B. u. LipscOmb the
brick building No. 900 Bank street for their
Offices, and will occupy the same the 1st OF
August or sooner II these new quarters,
which are now being renovated, can be got
ten ready. The company's reason for moving
is hat their present rooms are too small for
their purposes aud cannot be arranged as de-
sired. Ia the Lipscomb building they have
two airy, wel-ligbted, and cOmmodIeus
rooms each on the first and second floors aud
three on the third. The Virginia Electric
Lirht snd Power Company will perhaps
have their Offices with the car company
at least Ia enc Of the rooms. We will have
e lounge" said Gentral.Manager Burt,
smiling, while taking with a Dispatch re-
porter, ga few chairs aud II you newspaper
fellows will come around 10 see Us We will
probably open q cupboard or give you a lime.
adc; nothing stronger"
1--WE will come" was TIE prompt re-
spouse.
Tho rooms now occupied by the Union
Passenger Company have been leased by sX-
Police-JUstice Richardson As q law-o1ice, and
he will enter them as soon as he can get pos
session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JULY ~. ltqA
Sales to-day were next to nothing. suncured
closed stronger on yesterday than for several
days past. The old Stock has BEEN we'll closed
cut and lesYss tho Geld clear for operations in
now. There Is AothiHg nHttsring ia the plant In
the Gold for this grads. In brights for tho week
tnsrO wcro SEINE fen good cutter sales ana only
q moisrEts demand for bright wrappers. No
further TRANSACTIONS Of note ware made Ia ship
ping. Ire presence OF gVocly number Of
large TshandIsrs Of ans Leaf inpresses Us with
.he bshef thEs many expected TO sell 70 tbs
Iialisa buyer. The disappointed ones nave eur
sympathy, but there is hope 20. The crop out
look Is less encouraging. bat the stscss continue
Increasing. Some few Of cur manufacturers rs-
port quito good trade. rhlle most are very duli.
When there begin 70 buy steadily and freely
there viii be brighter day for leaf, and ther
only. There Is 20 difficulty about getting good
prices whom therS Is any demand. Prices are
conceded low enough. Burlsys are dull and
western markets weaker with heavy reisetions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Fxrur.tons.


| Unity Lodge, No. 80, 1. q. %. H.. VIII
have their annual excursion 10 Providence
Forge tomorrow. The programme pro.
uIses day OF great pleasure. Train viii
leave the Chesapeake and OHIO depot Of 5
A. VI.
Clay.street Baptist church Sunday school
will have an excursion 70 Providence Forge
on Thursday.
Laurel-street Metbedist church Sunday
school will have an excursion 70 ana basket
picnic at Msiden's Adventure tomorrow.
Iar1eia's band will have their fourth SUM-
day concert on the steamer Ariel en- her trip
to City Point this afterneen.
Gondols CbImDorszo makes several trips
10 Warwick Park every dsy.
Steamer Ariel has excursions 10 Dutch
Gap Tuesday and Thursday Nights.
The Moonlight" on the steamer Ariel
next Tuesday night by Rescue Lodge OF
Good Tcmplars promises to be, % usual, an
enjoyable occasion. and thould not be missed
by any one who desires 10 spend pleasant
evening. Good music aud an attractive pro-
gramme OF appropriate exercises will be
rendered.
Leigh.street Baptist Sunday school will
have an excursion to Vest Point Wednes-
day.
On the same day St Ps!rick's Sunday
school will have al excursion 10 Providence
Forge.
siderhood Branch. No. II, Order OF Iron
Hall. " III celebrate their anniversary at War.
wick Park August Sth.
Venable.Street Baptist church will have an
excursion to Providence FORGE on the 18th.
Stouerall jackson Camp. No. 80, Frater.
nal Legion, will hsve al excursion To Nor
folk ria the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
July 2lst.
Excursion train 20 Washington leaves
Elb2 station Saturday might, July 2lst.
The third aBnual excursion Of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers md Firemen
will take place via the Chesapeake and Ohio
route to Newport News, Old Point, aud Nor
folk Monday. 23d.
The Blues (kessnich's) Band will have an
excursion 70 Warwick Park aud concert at
that place TO day.
There will be tournament and ball at
Warwick Park Friday the Goth.
Beginning Saturday night, July 2lst, the
Ariel will leave bore Saturday nights for
Old Poiat aud Norfolk. Tickets TO return
good until Tuesday.
The Richmond sEd NanchsHer Groves
United Ancient Order OF DruIds will make
an excursion 10 West Point August 0tb.
The agents Of the Metropolitan Life.Iusu-
rance Company will have an excursion TO
Providence Forge on Fridsy.
moonlight excurtIen viii be given to
Dutch Gap Thursday plight on the steamer
Ariel, under the auspices OF Company j.,
First regiment Virginia volunteers.
Richmond Lodge, Order OF EIks, will
have basket picnic at Ashland Park on
"Wednesday for the special beaoit OF the
lady friends Of the order. The Committee
OF ARRANGEMENTS consist OF Messrs. G. Even
seq, w. Grant. r. A. Tsyier, G.. i. Dslarue,
and J. h. Rose, Jr., wbo warn all those whs
propose going that The train will leave Elba
precisely at % a. Fl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
CoBB's ISLAND.

For the week ending July 18th: Thomas
r.. Marshall and vile, 4. Nj. Moon, John a.
Coke. Miss +. 4. Young, John Pockrell,
hlr. and Mrs. Alexander Cameron, Mrs. G..
y. Pleasnnts. Miss Irene Peasants, ID.
O'Ieary. J. Il. 5. Lor,on, T. &. Eggleston,
q. +. Winfred, DR.. a. :. Winfred, Miss
Mary Pegram, Mrs. J. Jones, Merwether
Zones. and C. III, Sutton.