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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
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ff3y telegraph 70 the Dispsch.i
WASHINGTON. December l0.-Respecting the
report That senator Brown. Of Georgia, contem-
d sted an early resignation OF his scat ia Con-
rress. the friends Of that gentleman in this city
Ia position ~ know say there IL no truth 10 Is
whatever. Whvn he left Washington In Octo-
ber he did not expect 70 return till after the holt
day recess. so tina, his absence at this time has
no significance whatever
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The Appraisers Verdict ON tire seiEed
Cargo or Sugar.

SAN Francisco. December io.-The United
States Appraiser has reported In The mater OF
8. 800 tons Of Java sugar Consigned o a. Amerl-
can refinery. and which was seized together with
tho steamer Westmeaih saturday. After ntleen
been artincially coior8c, and instead Of being
belos Dutch Standard No IL, hs represented, ~
should be clasced between grades hoA Is aud
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Rene Again.
VT" ?" = =
nv lelerrnnh % tho nIsnaich.l


JAcrs,Ny1LIg, FLA, December l0.-About
$50 refugees csm0 into tho city TODAY UNI
der tlr resolution Cf due Board " boaln
permitting entry. Tho pc pie - out Of Tie eiiy
asaiu az night TIE Cuba last nah from l4inpa
brought about nii.ou, tue river steamer Mana
ta. many more and Now lJrk fast mail traiu
others cnms in on the h., X. aud
n. uhlu irom gao West ria Myer junction ana
Pensacola. lha fast mail from the Norm
due SO noon was "a few hours late. but
cruWt waited patiently AZ Way Cross depot
for TO- Whom 70 finally rolled into the
staton-yarl there was rush Tor ", Hnd
the e'one for "a lew minutes was a lively one. A
brass band ldct turchgItl Tue dry-soods man,
and his employees and escorted them 90 New
uuu--trcet ferry, whore they took thc train f'r
PABLO Beach, as dii also on out seventy I'VE
Others. AZ nirhtiali tnCre must have been NIFTY
or moro lott over n the city in violation OF the
ordiuaucc and the police were running thou
down tonight SO Tar no arrests nave Deeh
made. AMI it is no, thought hero viii be.
Tho Board ~ Health ropor.s no new cases and
lao deaths Ter he past twcuty-four hours.
TO ABOLISH QUARANTINE
PENSACOLA, Fla, December i0.-Pensacoia
ana EscAruhla county will apolish quarantine
CA The l8th agginst al places. Inc riga mea-
eures eniorcei during TIE summer Kept the yel-
foyer being three hundred milos from Pensacola.
cARgfuLsEss ESJoiszD.
JAcKs0yvuIE fla, December l0.--At meet
ing of ihr board OF Health to-day The following
was unanimously adopted:
R-sa'usd That 10 is the duty Of the Board OF
llralta io sdvso prudence and rauuon ON tho
part of 50. b ot our fellow-ciu1ons as propose TO
avail themstlycs OF tho permission given by
the authorities tor all ateenices 10 return 20 no
civ on tho 18TH Instant The Board urges
uuon an such persons that they mother occupy
nor euIor the house, which have not been tho-
roughly aired aud cleaned. aud al. premises
winch aase any suspicion OF infection from cases
Of f~yer during the late epidemic ought 70 DO
lisinf~etc1 auI fumgstei. should we have
continuance Of warm weather, which 81 present
prevails. The board additionally suggests that
delay 81 a few days royond the 18Th no returning
to their homes would be- = wise prec6uiion on
the part OF such as may choose 10 lake that
course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

COTTON REPORT.
Harket lrm.
QUOTATIONS.
hIDDLIN3. 9kc.
Low MlDOLiNG, 91fc.
OooD OEDtsAgY. 8Ec.
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10y IeI8ETlTN 70 mo WTHDNI'I-I
WAsHINGTOS, December l0.--Ihe House Com
mittoe on Invalid Pensions to-day authorized
favorable report on tie senate bill granting
pension Of g so per year N lreno kuck3r sher-
idan, widow Of he late General sheridan.
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NrOTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

y VIItII 10 II t1ttI1D VI ~ Iffht
- the annual meeting OF the stockholders ~
the RICHMOND AND ALLk3HANf RAILROAD
COMPANY will b. held as The compsny's Or5ce,
Richmond. Va. on tuesday following the se-
cond Monday. being tho llth day u December
next, 1854 Of IL NJ. Tor mo purpose OF elecuuga
Board ~ Directors 10 servo one year aud Tor mo
Transaction 81 s1y other business tina, may 10
brought bsforo The meeting. X. K LELAND.
Secretary Richmond oni Allegheny Railroad
Company. no N-h
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ATLANTA, GA. Deco niber 20 -Selig Brothers n
Co.. clothing manufacturers, assigned to-day.
receiver beipg appointed At the Instance u U.
ia Ciadn & Co, - New YORK. Liabilities, $lV,-
nl1. stock estimated al $4,000 Failure 70 coll
iect debts Is claimed 70 be the cause OF the tro0-
D.
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nn,Irona Mee.tng.

ny telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. December l0-Ihe East Tennes-
see eliroctors met to-day ior tbs election OF chi
ceru. but adjourned without taxing any action
until next "Wednesday
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GRAND LODGs OF VIRGINIA. A. y. AVID A NJ.
GRAND SECRRrkRYs OFFICE,

THE MOST WOBSHIPFUL~ r.
A GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA will M
hold ia one hundred aud eleventh grand
annual communication IN y, Adams Had on
TUESDAY. tlta Instant a. 6 o'clock y. n.
Ihs Grand Treasurer and Grand secretary
will he IN the once Of the Grand secretary from
"a. M 20 4 .. N. Of that day.
BY order Of W. 4. DRISEkgD. Grand Master.
WILLIAM Il ISAACS,
De 5-td Grand Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
Reported FataI Railroad Accident.

SAN FRANCISCO December 10 A report reach
ed this CITY early this morning thnt The santa re
overland train which Lett hero Friday was
difrhed yesterday hetWe0n Poacl springs and
Williams. Ariz. and number 81 passengers
Killed. The report hasuOt yet been verified.
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RICaxoED STOCK EXCHANGE.
-. .,,,,,,,,.o,tha st9,k B,,ri,

MONDAY. December 10. 1891
LEs-srcoND BoARD.-5,00O Virginia new 3's
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BArTInoaE eTOCx MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. December 10.-yirglnis 10
4O.. 3j: DO. 3's. Glha634 Baltimore and Ohio
stock, e9 Northern Central, =; Cincinnati
Washington and Baltimore rs, Se DO. 20, to.
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ApysErrs,Sa AGENTS.

WE CAN SERVE YOU WE'LL
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Using. Estimates iroe
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Robberv OF spanish FUNDS.

MADRID, December lot was discovered to
day that $4,000 hsd been stolen from tho Gov
eminent Deposit Bank Ia this city. The robbers
are unknown.
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NORrOLK PEANUT MARKEr.

DECEMBER IO.-MRrtet steady New primo,
3sc.; exsra prime, 3Ac.; fancy. &C.; common,
ga3c; shelled. "a a3c. factory hand-plcsed, IA
ste.
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CtRANDCONCERT OF VOCAL AND

GRAND CONCERT OFNOCAL AND
N INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC 10 COrcoran Hall
TT ESDAY. december II, 1873, Tor the benefit OF
Trinity Lutheran church. Tho following artists
hHvo kindly consented to as~ist Mira William
and Grcener. Professor jacob RenhardL Cap
tain Frank W. Cunningham, and NessrA Louis
sullivan. Hourly Greencr, and warren Crowder
Professor r. Louis ldc. musical director. rare
musical treat may confidently be expected. We
respectfully 4 tho public 20 AID ur la this laud-
able enterprise. Admission 25c. Performance
beglns at L. NJ. do v-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

The funeral Of Postmaster lhrockmoftou
TOOK place tbis afternoon from the Church OF
the Advent The funeral ceremonies we're
conducted BY Rev. ThOmts j. Beard, pastor
~ The church. The Teusins we're Inferred
in Oak illll cemetery aud were buried with
military and lodge donors. detachment
a. artillery. % ~nieh The deceased was ~ tho
ilme q bs DEATH captain, aud detachment
oi local military escorted the Temains 10 The
cemetery and fred q salute over The grave
Large numbers Of Birmingham Protective
order o. Elks. Of which the deceased was
member, ul-0 attended In a body. long
line % otfisges Gllsd with friends OF the
deceased followed the remains 10 the grave
Toe luaersi was one OF the largest and most
imprsssige ever held ia Birmingham.
The body VI i.lls MAY HAwts Was yester'
daF morning buried 10 the Ciiy cemetery. A
iupd Which was subscribed 10 BY The eitizehs
served 10 purchase grassy plot, and sue was
buried Ia a handsome white easked There
WA no parade or excitement about The iu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
TEE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cloudy and rainy
Ranga OF Inermnmnter Yesterfay:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

lean temperature. .......................
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MO L O Il


RICHMOND. Va. December 5. fsSs.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OP TBE RICHMOND
AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Tho undersigned, stockholders o. the kiCR-
NoND AND CHEsAPkAkk RAILROAD COM
PANY. holding more tbsa one tenth of The ckpi-
tai stock Of said company, do horety cal gene
raj meeting OF the stockholders Of sad company
10 Be he'd Ia acoordanca with tho Laws OF tie
state Of virgins, At The once Of n- company In
the city Of Richmond. Va, at II O'Clock N. NON
DAY. January :, 1859. =. y. PACE,
de7-td' 7. &. LEAkE. IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

FLOUR.
We 1uo,s: Fine. s25OA5l75. supsrnno. s2.75a
S3.25: extra, S. 50as&75 family, SiasL5J. pa.ons
lamily, county, 3L76aSa25
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auUsE aEsrs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
Ia iSy}-TWENTY. FiFTH sEAsON-iSsS
FOR TWO NtGUis. MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
DzCEaBER 10Th AND lira MR- J. n. EMMETT
Ia hsp original creation entitled
OUR FnllL.
with Songs and Dances. introducing his cello
brstei 5000 -. Bernard dog PlinhnmOn-the
largest dog In the world.
Ncxt aira,tlou KATE CASTLEroN. Box
Office open from A. NJ. 60 T.. NJ. do li-ir
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MARRIAGES.


GAIL-BAUCH-MArri Wednesday. De-
csmbsr 9Th, AZ tbs residence Of the brides
father. By The Rev. Dr.. Nnnlgerode, G. W. GAIL,
JR OF Baltimore, 10 HELEN C., daughter OF
Charles and olga Bsuch, Of Richmond, Va.
IRVING-ARNALI.-Ma December 9Th,
At o'clock T. 81, in Stanton, Va, by Rev. Or.
Nelson, Miss COhA l. IRVING, Of staunIon, 10
Ar. CHARLES l. ARSALL Of This city.
1zEExzZY EE772MzEzl
DEATHs.
KEPPLRR-Diod, at his residence, 500 north
First street. sunday the 9th Instant az Sl5 A. NJ.
JOHN KEPPLER; aged sixty-hye years and ten
mouths
His fuseral will take place THIS tuesday
AFTERNOON al O'Clock nom ST. Johns Ger
man Lutheran church. corner Eighth and
Marshall sreetA Friends are Invited 70 a.
tend.
LACY.-Died, Sunday, December 9 1889, In
tho forty-nfth year Of her age. Mrs. EMMA Ii.
LACY. wife OF l. L. Lacy, at her husbands resi-
dence. 1l16 Grove avenue.
Her funeral win take place TO-DAY, Decem-
Der llth, from the residence at IL A. NJ.
McCAW.-Dled, December 10Th, At Williams
burg. Va, LAyISIA K McCAW. widow Of W.
r. AcCaw
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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II Kills all pain insisntIy shd costs only 20
cents BEETLE. We mean salvation on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

PORT OF RICHMOND, DEcsseEa 10, ISL


Arrived.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New York,
msrchaud ~ and passengers. George W. Allen
q Co., agents
SAILED.
Steamer ARIEL Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise,
passengers, nited states mail, &c., 4. y. latum.
agent
schooner Warner Moore. Crockett. Lamberts
Point 90 load coal Tor Charleston.
schooner jennie Middleton, Hatch, Bayonne,
slaves, Curtis g. Parker.
schooner julia A. Decker, Freeman. Bayonns,
slaves Curtis " Parker.
schooner Bessie brown, Records, scotland
wharf, % load lumber for New York; vessel,
Curtis 3 Parker
schooner Con Conner, Moore, Western Branch,
empty barrels; vessel, Curtis & Parker.
PoRr OF NEWPORT Ngws DECEMBER TO- 1923.
lBy Telegraph
AkRIvED
Steamship Huntington. Savannah, coaled. and
sailed for Bremen.
steam.hip Roanoke. Huiphers. New York, and
sailed for New York, merchandise.
steamship William Lawrence. Providence, aud
sailed TO- Vest Point, msr,handiso.
Steam5hip KanaWha. sears. Now f0fk.
Schooners II. b. ogden. y arlington, New York;
A. II. HOVe, Brown, New fofz; W. II. Olers Id
wards, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamship Greetlands Colon, 0thl coal
Steamship kknawhs. Sears New 7 ork, coal.
Schooners w. II. Bailey Pearce. Nes ORR
~ Bougni0a. Stiles Now fofE-DOth with cosL
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TIE seized Steamer 80 be freed Mt All
rFagnrds
IRy toleer3pn 10 me rispstch.7

Try telegraph 10 ths Eispstch.l
WlslnNGT0s. %. c.. December l0-There arc
Uoueu drveI0pmcnis in regard 20 the case Of the
steamer Hayden hcpublc. SECRETARY Whitney
ia still ga NoW YORK, bat b. expected 10 return 20
Washington mis- afternoon. Full ald specihc
Instructions iu regard TO tAe ma agtment OF Tie
or1ediu3u have been given O. Hesr-Admilal
luce, commanding tle North Atlantic squadron,
aud their execution b. al that remains O Do
done. 10 g. O. proceed 10 Port al Prince and
request the release OF the Fl amer Hayden Re
public and 81 tre authorities rsfu.e 90 surrender
lc o. him he Is 10 seize The Vessel bY force O arms
add take D. sr 70 sOmo neutral territory. whore sho
can be- restored FOB her owners. 10 IS stated az tho
Navy Department that the Gaiena "a ready Tor
sea with tie lX -cptiOn OF some equipment stores
from Boston. hich are oxpo. tad 90 reach her
today. The ihnuc will 10 ready tomorrow or
next daY, AMI the Richmond In about ten days.
me vessels viii sail In TIC order named. The
time of departure Of each win be determined hY
Rear Admiral Luce, who bias iull directions IN
The matter. Il Is expected that tue Ghiena
viii sail tonight or tomorrow. Extra pre-
calton- have boon taken 10 guart against
ycilOW-fovcr. and none n inc vessels
viii remain iu tho vicinity longer than
is required 90 accomplish the purpose OF lS
yisii
Lieutenant Reoicr. tho executive officer o.
tho Galena. paid "a flying Visit % washing
Ton Yesterday aud srcu, tie day Hlth his family.
Ihe O--ipec. now fitting Gus az Norfolk under
special orders. VIII nOt Boz rcGcy Tor sea l0r thrte
weeks yea she VIII hardly be ordered 10 lihyn,
as fue present coin pllcaions VII pro- ABLY 10 ad-
Jus. cc by that dime. Tho naval officers do not
anticipate any resistance on The part 81 the Hay
ticl autnO-ifcs, ana say nat either one OF too 20
llral parties would readily surrender The V"s-
aol but iol fear VA, the 0tbof would make cGpl-
tai ~ To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

CT EO COAL, coKE, AND GS
lCZf.elOe WOOD Dcs
wanted. boosekeepors % try mat mos< M
cFlLRST AND ECONOMICAL ~ 81 which NO
are selling az "a 50 spd s. por son. especially
commended Ter all kinds of cookinx-stoses.
Also, al other kin6s Of fOEL.
SAMUEL H. cor1kEII.
'phoss asa Broad between kixhlh ana Niash
de Sim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THERswITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record of ths Few York and Richmond
stock Rxchanges-C1rain, Flour, Cot
tor, Meat, and Other Qaotatioph
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

- wAsHIsaroS, December l0-Indica-
| RAIN tions for Virginia. rain, stationary tenn
- persturc, essterly winds, high on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
C,ENTENARY CHRISTMAS SALE

CtENTENARY CHRISTMAS SALE
~ will commences DECEMBER I0TH and eoa.
tinue one week. LUNCH daily from u 10 XIX
FkEsHAENTs AZ city prices. DOLLS, APRONS,
&c HOMEMADE CANDY. FRUITS, &C.
Amusements viii 30 upstairs SANTA CLAUS
every afternoon a. I. i6s admission % HE santa
Claus entities each child 70 a present BkAN-
BAG PLAYING. ANGLING, sc. MONDAY
NIGHT, Harmonious fantomime. TUESDAY
NIGHT. The Ai1gets and Kocitstious WE'D
NRSDAY NIGHT, Nary Jana-ouess VINO 7
THURSDAY NIGHT, Harmonious Hsntoniine.
40i RAsT BROAD,
dc q6t Cehenls old store.
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CHICAGO.

oHrc.aa. December i0.-rhs cash quotation,
were: Flour unchanged, No ? spring wheat
aud No. rod. sLOg aBd ti.0iI. No corn. - sc.
No. oats, 3Bhc. Aes~pork, ti3Hs sfiA50.
Lard. ss05asSO7S.. Shoftribs. Saf.l0; shout
key. Sl.0.
The leading futures ranged a. fellows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

DARK-PLACE SUNDAY-SCHOOL
A WORKERS
CHRISTMAS SALE AND FLORAL ENTER
TAfNSENT
AT BELVIDERE HALL.
commencing TUESDAY. December iitn. and
continue during Tie week. for the benefit Of mis-.
SION work. Admission 10 cents.
dc Io-Tu&Th2s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D ExxcuIKD AZ gnx DispAfoA-rniAlS
lA6-Aouhx
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-07-25
GObIeyiIIe.

In our humble opinion, the doctors
will hang around Sheridan until they
kill him.
A lack of rain or some other reason
has cut off the early potato crop here;
there is a great growth of vines but no
tubers.
Mrs. Sisson, mother of Mrs Mary
Morris of this place, died last Saturday
night. Funeral services at the church
on Tuesday.
There will bea union Sunday school
picnic at Mill Lake boating grounds on
August 1st. Everyone invited. Bring
lots of grub
Markillies foreman says we were way
off in our statement of Uncle Billy's
crops. He says we should add from ten
to twenty acres to each crop.
We noticed our old friend Harrison
Heron in the choir at church last Sun
day evening. We particularly noticed
that he did not wear Harrison hat.
The wheat crop is all secured in good
shape; rye the same. Report has it
that wheat will start out here at rs or
76 cents, gagged by Kalamazoo market.
Now the question is, are the young
men responsible 1Of the uepredatlOnS
committed by the girls whom they es-
cort around the square of an evening
We are always putting our foot in il.
IL the Lawrence correspondent will
send her address with stamp we will
be glad to send her well written apol-
ogy for our rudeness.
Some of the girls have interviewed
us in the interest of the Otsego boys in
the matter of the late picnic. They
say il was a ''whopper" originating in
the jealousy of the Gobleville boys. 1t
looks reasonable, too.
A boating club has been formed here,
grounds leased for period of ten years
and cook house, boat house, pier, etc,
built. Any one can join by paying
fee of from one to five dollars The
grounds are especially for picnics, pri-
vate or public.
The Otsegos took the ball here last
Wednesday. Our players were most of
them off harvesting which necessitated
a substitution of two or three of the
second nine. Still the score was only
ten to four. Had our boys all been
here they could taken the game easily.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-07-25
WHOLE NUMBER t74O.

The meeting of the young peoples
Free Baptist association held at G0ble-
Vile last Friday and Saturday was q
great success. The attendance was all
that could have been expected and the
interest increased from the beginning
to the glorious praise service that closed
the meetings. A committee OF three
was appointed To organize associations
and the work is to go grandly on.
Uncle Hiram Mather came into our
office last Friday to avail himself of our
offer To send the NORTHERNER to '36
and 40 veterans free of charge. He Is
eighty-nine years old and looks as
though he might turn the corner of his
second century. Barring deafness, he is
wonderfully vigorous for a man OF his
advanced age. He remarked that he
went down into the lot and caught his
own horse and hitched up to drive to
town although, he said, II don't usually
do that when there is anyone at home
to do il for me-"
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Armstrong of
Waverly, gave an informal reception
last Saturday afternoon To number OF
their schoolmates and friends of thirty
years ago. Among them were Mrs.
N. B. Crane of Oregon, Mrs. Wells
Woodman of Kansas, Mrs. Ed. Heron
of Gobleville, Mrs. G.. W. Myers and
Mrs. III. Ii. Jennings of Paw Paw.
Little Lucia Crane gave recitation
and the Others were required TO sing
something for "auld lang syne." They
parted at late hour hoping To meet
again during the summer.
The State Teachers Institute for Van
Buren, county will be held at Paw Paw
during the week beginning August Goth.
Conductor, Ii. h, Pattingill editor
Michigan School Moderator; Instructors,
w. W. Chalmers and f. Nj. Russell.
Mr. Chalmers is one of the most popu.
| lar conductors in the state and will
bring TO his work not only his large
experience but also an enthusiasm that
must win success. Let all really pro-
oressiye teachers avail themselves of
| fbis op,,ortu,, ,'itv OF gaining new ideas
and new inspiration Tor ,''sn "'' w. -
Sometimes it isn't best to jump at
conclusions. The recent talk through
the knocking out of the fish and game
law is an illustration. The decision of
the court, at most, affects but one pro-
ing with nets-and leaves the rest of the
statute untouched The state game
and fish warden urges his deputies not
to relax their vigilance. Good advice
and it would, perhaps, be well for all
parties not to be too hasty i'm presum-
ing that there is no law to regulate
such matters.
The latter part of last week, James
Babcock of Arlington, and Miss May
Hope, daughter of William Hope, were
married. Her father informs us that
she is but little over fourteen years
old, but i'm obtaining license some one
must have made affidavit that she was
sixteen.-BdngOr AdUdnce. Exactly,
and it was Mr.. Babcock, himself, who
made such affidavit. The girl was
accompanied by lady who had, as we
understand, adopted her into her
family. Possibly the girl is under
sixteen, but the proper affidavit was
made and the proper license obtained,
and, from what we have been able to
learn concerning the circumstances we
should should say that it is better that
the girl is married than that she were
not.
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1723tf
Paw Paw Marble and Granite Works

People are beginning to find out that their
money will go much further in buying gran
ite and marble in Paw Paw than at any
other place, comparisons having been so
often made. Our trade for 1887 was the
largest for 21 years. Our stock is complete
and is the largest of any in this part of the
country, not excepting Kalamazoo. We keep
90 finished monuments on hand, Of all kinds,
so oar friends can bee for themselves what
they like, and from 10 to % per cent lower
than at any other place; so don't fail to call
here before you buy, and show your appreci-
alton of our efforts TO show you a large col
lection. Granite from Scotland, Germany,
Sweden and New Brunswick, besides all of
our handsomest American marbles.
1712ly 1. A. WMrMAN, Proprietor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-07-25
Photograph Gallery.

Opposite court house. All the modern
appliances for taking photographs of
every kind and character i'm the most
approved style. Babies pictures a
speciality. Instantaneous photographs,
outdoor pictures, stereoscopic views.
etc, etc. All kinds of gallery goods
constantly on hand. Prices reasonable.
1612tf HENRY SHEFER.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-07-25
MiIlinery---Mrs. III. R. Odeu.

Ladies should remember the live mil
linery store on Kalamazoo street. An
elegant line of hats, bonnets, velvets,
pushes, hair and hat ornaments, hair
goods and III the spring and summer
novelties constantly on hand. New
go.ds, reasonable prices. Trimming in
the latest and most fashionable styles