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aAACEESTER - SHORT sPaCE.
Personal Paints and SeWs Notes from
ngsr agsgersgTy.

Miss Matte Sims left yesterday for
New York to visit her brother, Mr.
Thomas B. Sims.
A meeting for boys will be held at the
Neade-Memorial Episcopal church at t
o'clock this afternoon.
Mr. d. Clarence Farley, q former
resident OF Troy, y. Y, is on a visit to
his brother-in law in this city.
The foundation for the new white
school building at the corner Of Four
teenth and Bainbridse streets has been
laid off
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RICHMOND TogACco NARYyr.

MACH 10, l5SS
To-day's dulness WAS q AZ finale 70 an almost
featuroess market for tho wess. ana We caa but
repeat that only fine dark leaf seems to be In
good demand. DARK and ono cutters are only
little easier Whilo receipts are getting
lighter tho quality Of breaks here and elsewhere
in the State IS also falling on. Tho tax has, Of
course. had 4 bad influence on all markets, and
tho HARSH weather has caused smaller trans
actions. There seems TO be some improvement
in western markets., where tho cold spell has
checked movements also. We can see nothing
TO change the tons Of tae market ustil the Regles
are ready to buy dark exporters, or until the
tax is settled 10 help the manufacturing sorts.
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rranNr.:ousANpnLLLED.
Frighffui Results of an Earfhqake IN
china

qAN Francisco. March 10 The Hong Kong
lraV cnnirs Of which ggre received here by lass
NIGHTS China steamer, gives a description OF tne
e..iaIInso In me prOYiLce 81 iunas, Docen Dor
l5.h. acd is indicative Of frishtiui mortality. 1he
ylt says tlat ~ the Interior department Of
tlia-.th1n tta disturbances Wu-3 extreme
~ violent. being coudnIed ct Irregular
Intervals for loGr daFs when thoy ceased
entirely. Tho departmental city IS sad
% have been reduced to q mass OF rul1s,
sc1rcrly house escaping damage, and over
$500 persons ars reported % have oeen killed ~
falling buildings Many Of ttem Wers buried
under The riiu-. whuo t0e number oi iDl urea IL
too lsrgo for c0mu4'ltl0n. 50 10 thAI. Ia
Cnueu. q striking chaag0 has been cGusoa in iha
appearance u tas cO4rtry, large tracts %. land
bting swallowed up ana flc surface cha get
into late. itLo Cngu mora taan 1000 per-
SON. arc sd 10 LaT9 LeLlAuna.
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rby Anglo-American cable To the Dispatch.l
IONpON. March l0-1ke BUXTON lifeboat, while
Attempting 10 rescue TO crew Of The British ship
Sirenia, irsm san Francisco for Durkirk, which
stranded pt Aiherdeid. Isle OF Wight, 10 a
dense fog, capr,zea ana several OF TIE crew Of
the liseboat were drowned. iwslVo OF Tue sire
MAS row and tho vito aud children Of the cap
tain were saqe0, but several Of The ships crew
Werc drowned.
The rasmaula Is anchored OF Folkeshors and
the Clry o, Cer.nth sunk. IL Is believed that
twenty-eignt lives were lost
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rHs wr,rrrn ~ HrcssoSo YEnrsDAr va,
Moan 'emn'ra'ure......... ............. AZ


I claim that my 81 Wbiskcy, which is
double-stampcd cooas, three summers
old and full proof, is far superior to
most 50 goods My $3.50 Whlskey, Xxx
brand ] claim j, better than whiskey
that you have 10 pay $3.50 for. | know
these 10 be pure medicinal whiskeys.
Samples sent TO any point free.
JOHNS BEFORD.
1902 east Main, Richmond, Va.
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Aas.lson.EIanel.Ie.

The beautiiul aud picturesque town
of Salem was the scene Of very pretty
and impressive wedding ceremony Tues
day morning. The contracting parties
we're MI. John ii. addison, a we'll
known AMI popular young gentleman of
this city, nd Miss Cristine 4. hanckle,
daughter1f DR.. danckle, of Charleston,
S. g., 40 has recently moved his
family to irginia. Mr.. 81. T.. Addison
and A. A lson, brothers Of the groom,
and Mr.. S. Daniel, Of this city, were
present i, this interesting occasion.
The hapI.teeouple Left TOR Florida.
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GRAIH AND CoTFsH EXCHANGE.

SALES REPORTED TO sEcRErAgY
WHEAT.-Longssrry 500 bushels prime at o7c
C0sS.-WAiie, 81 bushels prime on private
terms 81 bushels prime Al 09c 800 bushels good
at 53Sc. Total saics OF corn, Go bushels.
OATs.-Winter, 90 bushels prime on private
terms.
CLOVER SEEDS bushels good at S3e0.
ORCaARD-GRAss SEgp.-90 bushels very good
at sL22h 30 bushels COED 1t Sll0; IS bushels
common a. 90c
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY, MARCH II, 1888

children of the Fatherland, to the be-
reayed family"
He then proceeded 10 show how about
thirty years ago. when the Emperor VIII
lam assumed control OF the German
nation, he had found it divided into petty
States but all had been united through
his valor and greatness. Not only the
German people but all nations must feel
the sad, sad blow which had been struck
bv the hand of death, and we should
send word that though we are living in
this country. yet our memory and sym
patly goes TO the home OF our child
hood, which is covered with sorrow.
Mr.. WAGNER.
Mr.. Lewis Wagner was next called on,
but he asked 10 be excused. He said that
his throat was in no condition for him to
talk.
On motion OF Mr.. Myer the resolu-
tions wero then adopted and the meeting
adjourned.
The entire proceedings were con-
Quoted in German, and all the speeches
were in German except the remarks OF
Mr.. Lovenstein.
Among those present at the meeting
was William Hensel, carpenter OF this
city. who was in the German army ut
the time Emperor William took COM
mand in 1s4q. Mr.. Uensel was in the
twentieth infantry regiment OF Prussia
On one side Of the table at which the
speeches were made last night was a
stand surrounded by ferns, on which
stood a larqe crayon of the dead EN-
peror. This was drawn 10y Justice
White about ten years ago, and pre-
sentei to tie Gcsangyerein of Nlr-
GINA. 1t was surrounded by an oval
frame, which was draped with Grape
Behind the picture were two hags-one
German and the otner American-which,
unfur'ed formed pretty background
for the stand
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lRniss f,rrteneea.

Officer wilkinson yesterday arrested
William Harris o{ias Fsuntleroy (col-
cred On the charge Of obtaining goods
sroa a number OF Broad-sireet groc,efs
1zsr false pretences. he wlu w Do
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ncarh or Volonol Cash.

/ CHARLESTON, March l0.-Colonel +.
y. Cash died this morning at his home,
in Chesterfield county, OF apoplexy. lie
VIII he buried tomorrow. tie WAS the
| last of the duslists Of his State.
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WEEKLY pANK SETTLEMENT.

Ngw YoRg. March i0-The weekly bank state
ment shows tue following changes: Tes"rve,
decrease. O. 2Jf 400; loaps, Increase, r,696Sl0,
specie, derroase. sel1. 40: lsgal-tenders, de-
crease, fiu'T9D; deposits, increase, .6054uo;
circulation, increlse SOS 60s
Ihs banks pow hold I'll, ss2, DO In excess Of the
mar o. fsiIf %
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Amusemen,s. Excursioas. 3c.

The first excursion OF the season to
Washington viii take place Saturday
nighr, March 31st
Charles Dickens, son of the renowned
English author, Will read some selections
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90 THTRD OHRIsTIAN

EIa 7 II II y Z IT u T y I y y
CHURCH Twsnty-sizth aud Marshall streetsl-
Rev A. r. COLE, Pastor.-Preaching az II A. NJ.
snt 7:45 p. ". Preaching every night during the
week at 7:f5 o'clock by Rsy. I. J. sPEScER. The
public cordially invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

L,oR SALE. A GOOD SHIT. On
IL LAND PONY rins aaaas hlsh So
rides srd drives welt Also, ZINE SAL
Apply 81 tSls sses ffsnkiin sAssI ~ A-sS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

DOHERTY.- Di.a. suldonly. March 10, 1925, Is
1918 4. NJ, atb 10 -iIeufs 3i2 east MAN street,
JOIN h. D'nLkl, 100 ne sky AEd year OF
Fuscia from St Peters Cathedral MONDAY
~ 10 a. "a.
FIIZHUCH.--pisi saturday. March 10, isss,
~ 1898 O'Clock. al his residence, NO. 80 west
Caasl street. 10 tHc tNrnty-slxtA year Of his
age. Mr. ". DC. 100 LBT5H.
Funeral oil tske place from The Second Bsp-
fist church c. $50 o'-.y.l. tfi1nds arc respect
fully Invited 10 aHelI.
8INOR.-Died. a. her home. 1907 Buchanan
street o. ts.0 ga insfsitt, Ht 1872 T. H.. MtLFiNA
SINOH (colorBal - 10 a30uf toffT-yFs yearr.
She WAS ge0i. h1DHet, ead truthful servant
and AZ q nur1e for children 40 better could DO
found.
nor iuneral viii tate paca TODAY Sunday.
the iffh instant at { i7r.~freet toCred Baptist
church az n 4. M. fnrIss Hul ac4gAiutsnres
are cordially United 10 aseud.
MOUNTCAsTLE.-Dis 90 40 o'ciock ?. ~.
March 10. lass. 90 no residence az his mother.
5'2 nOrtn .esuty-fe Irlb street., CHARLIE LIN
WOOD, son oi iotfs g.. ani ths la,s e.. T. Mount
castle; aged lEeuly yoar5 ans sixteen days.
Asleep 10 Jesus.
Ard srt thou goae, CHAKLIg. dear
Como o. ny reacefg rest abOyef
COui1st tneu NJ longer larry here
10 bless mo with thy eve?
His funeral VIII take place A. Union Station
Methodist Epi-copa church MONDAY III 800 D..
~ friends invited ~ attend Without further
notice.
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LATE WEAruTH REPORT


lby te4sgfaph 10 mo blepacn.l
- WASHINGTON. March Ill 4. N-FVr
go, Virginia freeh o. brisk s0utheasterly
| KAHN .winGa el-hfly Warmor threatening
| weather, and rain.
- FOR North Carolina ami South Caro-
ina. stanonGry temperature. light %
fresh soutbeasierly winds. rain. followed by
colder westerly winds and fair weather.
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PUT UP YOUR MONEY
TsArs WHAT rs NgEDED TO FIX TEE
IMPOSITION scHsMe.
'u'''"e' O. Great Enterprise for Rich.
mone-Aow tho ruras are "a Be
Ra'sed-The Prospects. 60.


busy man.
Daytime and nighttime bel planning
Tor or dreaming OF the Exposition.
N'Sa big work bat he is biz man
To siN feet six Of physical endowment
the Creator hfs sdded a fertile brain and
an energetic spuit Al the resources Of
his mln0 and body be is throwing into
thlS enterprise. NoW what he v6nts is
hcip. lie is sbundsnilv enriched bv
sympathy oud Suggest .ous the schema
has nov reached that critical sfaoe when
Noftaer 70 is TO be Cismal failure or
tunmpnan; success depends upan the
money our capitalists and businessmen
are wiling 10 Ucf>f in IL Nobody "a
SsAed for a donation, hut al the Viz
SinA puphc are aSscd g. subscribe for
shares woich 1t ls believed will never
ne worth less tnan the money put in.
Mr. SfARNg VENTURES s0MEOBsURyAT.oNs
President Siarke was asked yesterday.
How 90 You fee! IA regard to the Expo
silon scheme since the meeting on
Wednesday last?
We'll, replied Nr. S'a.lc, feel about
rs any mal would who had hal e,.b O
sepefous -o.ron.s toac.l AMI had hoI
Ito tlea.r-. o., rro,i m over 10 j,rg ,.,,,'
ATTENDANCE .vor lroo,, nm t,.e l;sto,', -
d. .ooi,tv r.vo~ s,,, mon No. ~
esrpo.. o.5 sry ,,. ,..rse ,,io,.Nro - -
MS 20 look On that meeting c1nid but
rants3 mona iotll,',..,.o ~
V'.s t,e or..1,,..,,r .,,;s5..,orv %
v,,s ~
t,3o.7 g, .-,.. ..,.. 7 d...-.l .l.o.
tl,@y .,,~,. ,.., s,,.- oflor ,,,.n - ' taa
~ I,.,t .i'. .t-.,.,.t s,4.-r@.'G,. ~
,,a,io ,... ,,;..'o5 ,,'' ,,a,o.,i
I-..,,L /. slt......'... 100 ',',,.' :,
-,...,..'i ..,-.....' 81 ..,.1 '''" :
o-sI,-'. ,...-s ,r,.,' has. ,,@~t,,-Ii 49,,
81 .~...r too, .,...'.,., ...,..,i' ~
,,,5sJs;s H.. '. 50 ' s.l. , Ii ""'
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TIE woE6.
What is the next step?
Well. s.r sNd nir. -tarke. wa have
hal blank lists printed. upon which we
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

The Travellers Protective Association,
through its officers, have issued the fol-
lowing
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ORGANIZATION.

Mr.. George Klein then nominated Mr..
Rosenegk Us chairman Of the meeting,
and he was unanimously elected
Mr.. Rosenegk came forward and
thanked the assembly for the honor they
bad conferred uDon him, but he said he
thought that an older man should have
been selected for the position. The
minister he supposed, had prepared
some resolution, suitable to the occasion
and he would DE glad If he would pre-
sent them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.


MARCH 10 Market continues quiet. with largo
sales az tho coDmi-eloa houses at quotations
and heavy receipts cf stock from the country
today. Prime. 3d.. oxtra, Sc; common. Iva
2hc.. shellsi 2a2hc.; spansJ, 2a-s 81; factory
hsui-pickea. 3 axe
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK


NEW YORK, March lo.-Cotton quiet; sales. ss
bales: upiands, 10 Sl6c.: Orleans, 10 5-l6c.;
net receipts az all ports to-day 7lgg; sxports-to
10 tho Continent, 4e00 bales; STOCK sB8 eS7
bales. Southern -four quiet. steady, and un-
changed. Mheat-No. red, May 81 h a9lxc.:
June. % 10 i6a9l 3-lGc., closing az Ole Cora
No = March ana April, COS a6Ic Nay. eU 7.ioa
60i<c., clssisg at Coke. Osts without aaotabls
change; No. = Nay. J7xs3S s.e.. closing At XGc
Mixed western, S.a4Oc. Hops dull Codss-Fair
Rio nominal; OPTIONS 3Os49 points lower and
fairly active; No Rio March, speOaxlO o.:
April, ss.G5GSa.9O; Nay. 81 eoas9s5; June, tQ9i
Sugar dull; fair refining, i3-idc. Molasses
steady; 80 tsss, 9he Rlca steady. Petroleum
frm crude, la barrels, oJta1lfc. refined. 7kc.
% all ports. Cotioa-seed oil, S5c for crude. dc
refined. kosin q1les o. Si.Is asl.2abc Turpsn-
tine dal ~ 3JE3aht. hices In moderate recuext
Wool quiet and ABOUT steady Pork QUIET.
Beef quiet and easy. Lard sestsrn steam. Ssc5.
March. $500 Freights duh
LIVERPOOL COTTON MRAEErs.
LIVERPOOL March i0--Nson --cot,on-Busi
ress fair al unchanged pIioss; uplnnds, SID.
Orieasa, 57-i6i. sales, 1000 bales; specuia.
ton and export 800 bales; receipgs i8lJ bales.
American, ie,2oV bales. Futures Quiet: March.
52s.G1d. 0arcb aud April, sod. (; April ana
MAY, S3Cle.; May asa JaGe. s5-etd: Jnae
and July, Y-5id.; July epd August IS esd.
August ava September, bsa 6id sepirnater
aud October, lv-6ll.; September s IS SsG
y. M-sae-. &sCo balss Americaa Marrh,
5 ~ 6id., sellers; March and April s se.sad.,
settlers: Aprll and May, 80 Cid. ssller3 May and
June, S2l-aid, buyers; yuae aud July, sE-asls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

MARCH i0.--rhe market continues steady.
with liberal sales Tho receipts are decidedly
smaller this wres, enl The tone o. The market 10
better. saes at2i5, for prime. 2Hag5fr. for ex-
ira prime, 3a3'sc t0r fancy, spanish, 3oa5jc.. az
10 quality
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

At the last meeting OF the Catholic
Beneficial Society the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: y.
VI. Higgins, president William Datfron,
y.ce-pr,sident; Joseph W. Laube, re-
cordug secretary; Thomas Byne,
financial secretary and treasurer; ID. j.
Costello, assistant secretary and trea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11
IaE ENCiNEEEs.

The Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
giDeers concluded Dir. Starke, number
}og perhaDs l,C0J delegates, will he
hero. and they, with their influence, can
bring tue fiuest mechanical exhioi'lon
ever seen anywhere, and possibly Z'oV)
people for fifteen days. Certainly tnere
Is not a single man among us who IS not
familiar with the whole matter. and VINO
can possibly fnd2n excuse for not com
jag np 10 the help OF the work. we
mast pat aside all small things, all lea-
lousies. all chickering's, and with every
shoulder to the wheel roll 1t right over.
III guarantee that iiom Che day the mo-
Dey is I'll raised you viii sec mnliesta-
tons OF the good Of the enterprise on
our streets and in our commercial al
fairs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NANCE 10. 1888.
IBy .slsgrapn.I
ARKIYgD.
Steamship Guyandotte, Kelley. New York. ana
sailed for Now York, aeFchaDdlso
steamship Horton, Harrison, Fort Royal, 70
coal.
Tug ocesn King with barge Helicon from
New York, 10 load coal.
SAILED.
schOoners Puritan, Harding. Norfolk, light;
r.. X COngdOn, hutehi8gs, New Bedford, coal,
NJ. b. ogden, Peter. Neg London. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11
A NEW BILL.

Hon. J. NJ. Farquhar, of Buffalo, n.
Y, recently introduced in Congress the
following bill, which is substantially the
same as the James bill, of the Forty
ninth Congress:
BE 1t enacted by The Senate and he House Of
Rr1FescHtahCes Of tie Unitei States 81 msrica, IN
Congress assembled, That residents OF each stats
and Territory Hay within the other States and
Territories and Wiiain tie District OF Columbia
solicit from dealers or merchants orders for
goods aud merchandise by sample. catalogue,
card. price-lst, description. or other representa-
tons Wifhou. payment OF any license or mer-
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MAINE lYrgLI.rsENCE.

FORIOF RICHMOND. MARCH 10, Iosx
kRAlyED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. United Ststss
mall merchandise snd passengers, L. q. Tainin-
agent
steamer Goldsbcro', -. Philadelphia. mer-
chaad,ss and passengers, j. w. AeCsrriek.
agent
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ss8-FIRSr ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Grace and Seventh streets)-A. J.
BowErs. --Seryices every SUNDAY ALL A. N. and
atsP. 81. sunday school a. 9.s5 A. II. Prayer
meeting FRIDAY ASP N. You are cordially In
yited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

Eag- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main aud Sixth s,reessl.-RsE W. W.
LANDEUA, d. D., pastor, will preach At IL A. N.
and 7.GPM Is
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-05-03
lDlfR.

The church and Sunday school in the depot
building wss we'll attended last Sunday (22nd }
Thursday 10th, Mrs. v. NJ. CLARK and
daughter .Maud paid visit 20 vlnlta on busi-
ness.
On the 2Ith ,. p. Drake received three
car loads OF Texas cattle TO put on the range
here.
j. W. skinner has been hard At work on
his store building aud IL ls ready for occu-
pancy
Since last report we have had rather more
rain that we thought we needed, bat no dam
age TO crops.
Mrs Smith Ia receiving her lumber and
will soon have her new store room up and
ready for business. soyou see Adsir is on
the boom.
MIR. Chas. shavcr's household goods have
arrived from Clinton. but bis family have
been detained from unavoidable causes and he
will have 20 batch II few days more.
"A. y. Pierce. former night operator OF this
place, has been transferred TO yinitA where he
is TO onhciate as Mr. Deckev's left hand man. 4.
and MIR. and Mrs. CLARK are now running the
station alone.
Mr. Houshiand. foreman dissection G3, has
resigned and goes to Yates Center, Kansas.
We shall miss the family, rs they were
worthy. Miss Moiilc in particular will be
missed by the young people.
-Mrs. DIR. Garretson IL reported TO be about
again. The Dr himself had an attack Of bill
iousness the forc part OF the week. but heed
ing the advice, "Physician, heal thyseif''
cured himself aud is out again.
April ~, Isss. WHO.
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WANTS, ron sALE. LOST. sTRATED. srOLES


Zach notice, 0f the character Indicated, not
exceeding FiFrY woNns will be inserted two
weeks andur this heading for EiErr oESrs. ]
sTRArED. lone year old sorrel horse colt,
white feet, bald face, white mark over len
eye, branded N ON len hip. sa.O0 reward
Will bo paid FOR recovery.
1-A II. BALESrlNE, yluita, I. T.
STRAINED, nom vlnltA, on the iAth Of
April, q ANAL mare pony, white face, white
legs and white spot on len side. branded s n
on len shoulder s2s % reward for return Of
this animal. s. $. BLuaJAoKkr, Ninlta, 1. 4.
sTRAYED OR sTOLES -ono heAvy.set
black horse, ltAs handa hiEh, 10 years old.
hrAnded ON lon hip M.
One roam horse with bald face, rs hands
high, years old branded on len shoulder
SIX, on len hip TIL, Both ~ good ak. Left
Oct. sd a reward OF $50 will be paid for
them, ,. o. HALL. Ninlta, Ind. Ter. lits.
srRAYED OR STOLEN .--Rlaek mare pony, /,
LONG tall, ehort name, white hind foot, star
Ia forohead, saddle marka. ahod all aronnd.
barb wire cut on len fore legi had web halter
With wire throat latch. lett leorgin GUY,
kLlsnA kinKs seneca, MlasoRst.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-05-03

T. A. Galloway i. sick sbed.

II. A. Galloway Is sick abed.
Norman Shelton returned from Texas laat
Thursday.
--Mrs. Bagby was quite sick the irst Of the
week but is much improved now.
Agent walker OF the Frisco has gone "a
Broohneld. Missouri, for two weeks rest
Mrs. Walker will return With him.
--s J. Thompson started for Fort Smith
last sunday 10 appear as witness in the case
OF John Hawkins who shot Tom Trainor
Mr.. Hawkins went down several days before
band.
#. L. Decker went TO Fayetteville Tuesday
night to testify before the U. s. commissioner
In the Prentice case and Mrs. Decker sceom-
panied him as far as CRANKY where she stop.
ped for brief visit. In n short time they will
start on tour ofthe Pacific coast and the. In.
,eryening mountains and plains
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-05-03

ALTON ADvIcEs.-Cattle looking we'll.
-. Corn planting about over. -.
Mrs. W. Is. Hubbard went to Carthage
last Saturday. -. Arbitrations are
growing so frequent as to be nothing
out Of the general order. - The man
who says Alton is not on a boom had
better come and see before he brags
too much. -. A subscription paper
ls being circulated to raise funds for
building church, while parsonage
is already under construction. -.
J. II. Stokes is building a large hay
barn for q. W. Green, Of your town.
CoYoTR.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-05-03

MARRIED.-A note from Catoosa con-
veys the intelligence that Mr.. u. ID.
Cromwell and Miss AMAZE Pearl Rog-
ers were married at the NJ. +. church
last Thursday evening, Rev. ID. J. NJ.
Wood officiating. The writer says
"The bride and groom presented a
splendid appearance and were con-
graduated by a host OF well wisheTs
and friends. May their lives be strewn
with many q flower. The groom is
our popular merchant, while his bride
is known almost throughout the ma
tion as an especially bright and sue
cessfnl school teacher"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-05-03
RySdyk'S HaInbIetOnian JT.

Will stand, the present season, at
my farm 4 miles S. +. of Vinita,
!. T., on Locust Creek.
TERMs:- $1,000 for season or
50. for single service; SIS. to insure.
Rysdyk's Hamblotonian is the
grandsire of this horse, from whom
he takes his name. His dam was
a Black Hawk Morgan.
Rysdyk's HamblctOnlan. Jr.
Is 1912 hands high, beautiful
mahogony bay, Of perfect form,
smooth and graceful in his move
ment. kind and docile in disposi-
ton, eight years old this spring.
For particulars see Stud Book and
Turf Record. ROBERT r. TAYLOR.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-05-03

The best salve In the word for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt, kheum,
Fever sores, letters Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Ernp-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. IL Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 20 cents per box, Tor sale BY w.
U. Patton x co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-05-03

FoR THK LADIEs.-A Woman's Com
petitiye Exhibition for the purpose
ofeneouraging and stimulating wo-
manly arts and industries will be held
1T Muskogee on Wednesday and
Thursday the 9TH and sth, OF June.
Premiums will be awarded in the vari-
Gus departments Of music, art, litera-
tute, needlewofk and cookery. II ID
especially requested that the various
aehoolsin the territory take part in
this exhibition. For circulars ofinfor-
nation as to terms OF competition.
prizes, etc, address "woman's Exhi-
bition, Musko9ee. Ind. Ter"
Mas. N. OwsS,
Mss. rHro. \. BRKwKR,
ALICE NJ. RoDERrsoN.