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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
MILITARY NOTICES.
AMCSENENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
III TWENTY-FOURTH SEASON.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
III TWENTY-FOURTH SEASON.
FOUR NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
commencing JANUARY ,, lssS
Grand and standard Opera in English by the
famous BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY.
Strengthened in every department. The best
Orchestra ever maintained by the Ideals. A
SPLENDID chorus ~ fresh voices.
A list Of Artists, Including Mile Zelie &c Lussan
Acknowledged queen OF the English stage): Miss
Ida Klein. from the Metropolitan Opera-HOuse,
New York the best light soprano before the pub
licl: Miss Harriet Avery (meZzO-sopranol; George
Applcby and Frank Baxter uhe admirable lyric
tenors): W. II. Clark (king Of bassosl; Helen
Dudley Campbell the accomplished contradict;
A. ID. saxon (b0stOn'5 iaYOrile baritone; j. W.
Herbert the New York comedian); Clement
cambridge Digit comedy; and j. c. MlrOn dow
comedy. 4 repertory free from operetta and
opera -boufe. Only Grand and Standar> Operas.
Monday, "The Daughter Of tho Regiment (;
Tuesday. ara Diavolo"; "Wednesday Matinee
1.-THE Elixir Of Love % : Wednesday. " Carmen -;
Thursday. "Martha." Highest price FOR reserved
seats, Sl.25 Telephone 451. ia lit
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WHIS is TO CERTIFY THAT L. c.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAI l.. T..
j YOUNGER. NJ. MILLHlsER. and GU>TA-
WIS MILLHIsER. al Of the city OF Richmond
and State Of Virginia, have this day RbNEN I'D
formed on the 10th day Of March, 1883, tor the
purpose Of conducting In the city II Richmond,
Va. tho Gen ERAL Wholesale GROCERY
AND LIQUOR BUSINESS. Tho partnership Is
now renewed Is % continue for Ave years, and the
hrm-name will be- L. G.. YOUNGER The special
partners are NJ NIILHlSER and GUsTANUS
MILbTiSrR and they did each contribute at
tho time this partnership was originally formed
the sum of $50, making an aggregate OF
Si7.sOO, which capital stock il now unimp paired
The general partner IS l.. C. YOUNGER
Given under our hand this 3ist day OF Decem-
Der, 1881.
lsignedl J.. c. YOUNGER,
n. MILLHISER,
GISTAEt-S MILIHISER,
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Heavy snow and sieet INA Southwest
virginia.


IygcgBvEa. Va, December sl.--Snos and
sleet have boon falling In this vicinity all day.
Keports Of the heaviest snow-storm Tor years
come from Southwest Virginia.
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II anords me pleasure to state that Mr.. VIII
I1AMs has been employed by the oid-estabF ID
firm OF ". b. HERsMAN 4 co. for tho past
fourteen years in charge OF their work, and |
cheerfully recommend him 10 our mutual
friends i'm the trade. ". q. hEkoAAN'
IN 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

FARMERS FARMERS II FARM
Il ERslll-Try our FARM FENCE. dog proof,
horse high bull strong; try our GARDEN
FENCE, chicken proof, handsome, durable; Try
our BARN-YARD FENCE, very cheap, very
strong, easily moved; try our ORNAMENTAL
FENCE for yards, lawns, &c.-very pretty.
1000 20 1900 feet can be put up or moved IN
day. Made Of pine or cypress, wifh from eigr'
10 twelve Galvanized Bessemer-Steel Wire 70 the
COMBINATION FENCE COMPANY,
No. i45O Franklin street.
w. o. STEGER, Manager. de7-eod2m'
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lean temperaturc..............


GRgRNsnORo, y: G., March %. 1898:
hive been insured I'm the Northwestern Tor
twenty years, end from my own experience en-
dorse II rs first class ia all respects, and heartily
recommend 60 10 my friends and the insnrlng
public ISirnedl THOMAS B. McMAIOE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

EOR SALE, {
Il BROAD-STREET PROPERTY. h

Il BROAD-SIkbEl fhofhNil l.
SAFE, SURE, AND SOLID INVESTMENTS
THREE-STORY BRICK STOREANDDNtLL-
ING, Broad street near First
A beautiful LOT-474 xi0-Broad near Ora
ham street - ,,,,,,,
new TWO-SrORY CORNER BRICK SIokt;
with modern dwelling and good corner lot-Broad
near Shafer street
A nice 30-FOOT LOT, Broad near Henry street.
A fine TWO-STORY CORNER BROAD-S kth 1
STORE, with two dwellings onrear OF lot-all IN
nice order. near MunfOrd street
A ncnt TWO-STORY BRICK STORE, Brook
avenue near Broad street .,-
a arst-class THREE-STORY BRICK STORE,
Broad near Fourth street, most substantial I'M
prOvements and doing hne business, when
car also be bought with the real estate.
~ While II II publicly known that recent
events in connection with Broad street property
will greatly enhance values. the above is obered
AZ prices at which u could have been previously
bought j. IHONPSON BhON y " o.
taI8t NIB Main street
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Il r. II L n 7. "a
DWELLINGS.

DWELLINGS.
No. 4OS east Grace street; twelve roomsi not
and cold water; furnace, Nc
No Is. northeast corner Of Cary aud Firth
streets: twelve rooms; stable. &c.
No sil west Main street; eight rooms; water
80. al5 Governor street: eight rooms; kitchen,
four rooms: water aud gas.
No 2Sl3 east Grace strcet; six rooms; water.
gas, &c
four rooms: in nice condition.
No l03 east Cary street; three rooms; nice
noighbOrhoOd.
No. sO9north Fifth street; four rooms; kitchen.
two rooms.
No. gli north Fifth street four rooms; kitchen,
30. SIS north Fourth street. eight rooms;
water, gas, &C.
STORES.
No. 1895 east Main street; eight rooms above
store al c0nyenieuce-
No. 213 east Broad street, good store, with
No. All east Broad street; largo store with
No. iii5 east Main street; with or without
dwelling above.
No Q Governor street; large store and cellar;
next door 10 John Bowers.
No. s02 north Second street; dwelling above.
ROOMS
Fight rooms OVER Womans Exchange, Fourth
and Franklin streets.
Eight rooms over SO5 east Broad street; water,
Two rooms. NJ. 6ii Sixth street
Four rooms, second noor Of No. PA east clay
street
Two rooms. basement, No. III east Clay street
Three rooms over No. 9l3 east Main street
y. W. BOWIE,
ia TT No. north Eleventh street.
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MARINE INTELLI"ENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY l. 1855.
SIN rises.......... ::9l niGH TIDE. .o
san sots........... sol Morning........... $50
Moon rises......... 40 Evening. 49,. oUO
IMMATURE ALMANAC, JAsuARY ., lsss.
sun rises........... ~ Hid" TIDE:
sun sets........... 5:O2 Morning ........... 6:32
Moon rises......... $50 Evening $3.50. 90.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 81, 1851
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ashland. ---, Philadelphia, mer'
chaudsc and passengers, j. W. McCaTicE,
agent.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise, and passengers, L. d. T@tun,
Bark Pifrost, -, Rio Grando do Sui, in ballast,
70 load -four.
Barb Harald Norwegian. Larsen, Rio Grande
do sui, IN ballast " load 1Our.
Schooner Wandrau Qiritsh), Morris, Cheverle,
y. s., plaster, Warner Moore.
SAILED.
Schooner Galena British, Parks. s. Thomas,
W. l.. coal, Chesapeake and ohio Hallway Com
pany.
schooner 4. r. Crockett, Thorndke, " Y, coal
and saves. Chesapeake and Ohio railway; YES
sci Curtis x Parker.
schooner David ClarksOn, Camp, Harding 8, 70
load pine wood for New York.
Schooner Charles t. Smith. Bowen, lower
James, 70 load pine wood for New York.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, DECEMBER 81, 1887.
by telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship Seneca, Walker, New York, and
sailed on return.
BARK j. Due, FratolH. Baltimore.
SAILED
steamship Finance. Baker, Brazil, merchan-
disc and passengers.
schooner Nelson Bartlett Watts, St Thomas,
coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
DROAD- STREET LOIS ZOE SALE.

We have for sale, privately TWO CHOICE
LOTS ON WEST BROAD STREET now bring
ing in good income. Situated on south side be-
tween Laurel and Monroe streets. Good chance
ion investment FRANK u. NIL * co,
ta LIT north Eleventh street
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R1cuMoyD, Va, December 81, 1887.

RICHMOND. VA, December 81, 1887.
VVHE FIRM OF NORYELL, GATES
L * SNEAD ia this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business win hereafter be con-
Quoted by ID. z. NORyEIL. Of Richmond. Va, and
G.. T.. SNBAD. OF Fork Union. Va, under the firm
uamo OF NOKNELL, SNEAD ~ co.
Al business Of the old frm Of Norvell. Gates
& Sucad will be settled by the now firm, and all
payments Of outstanding debts due the old firm
must he paid TO the new firm or their authorized
agents.
Thanking our friends for tho liberal patronage
bestowed on the old concern, We sOlicita conunu-
auco Of the same 10 The new.
d. r. NORVELL,
II GATES
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NEW-YEAR'S CARD.

"Time speeds his onward course and has
brought US with its Joss ana sOrrOWs b New
Year. May il be a happy one. les1 was phe-
nomenal year for large transactions aud COM
paratiyely high prices. mostly for suburban pro
perty, especially in tho West Northwest and
South. Whatever OF fear there may be u reac-
ton elsewhere. there need be none for c0ns5rro-
tire Virginia prices, especially Of her beautiful
and prosperous metropolis. Nrglnias long
growing seasons aud short winters aud chedp
l0nds cannot much longer be neglected by our
own citizens suffering for lack OF her climatic
advantages or by the immigrant
Grateful for the past and hopeful for tho tu-
ture, with removed assurances OF devotion - in
forests conhded 10 us, We remain,
Your ObedienI servants,
APPERSON & CO..
Real Estate Agents ana Aucti0necfs,
IA Let No. north Eleventh street.
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nGAEffA-

BIBEY.-Dled, December si. 1887. Mrs. AN
ME MARiEk BlBEl, H. the forty-nfih year OF
her age
She leaves three daughters and one brother to
mourn their lUss.
Our dearest mother has gone 70 rest,
And hope In Heaven ste may be blest
Her funeral viii take place from 81. Peters
Cathedral al o'clock THIS AFTERNOON.
THoNAs.-pied. q. gu east Grace street, De
cember 81. isss. at l.. ~, CLAY THOMAS:
daughter Of the late d. J. saunders aud WHO OF
j. +. Thomas.
Tho funeral will take plcce from seventh
Street Christian church ~ - O'Clock NJ: on NON
DAY, January , 1888. Friends Of tho family are
invited 10 attend.
wILLIAMS.-Diod. In Lynchburg, Va, Deem
Der 20. 1856. Mr.. RICHARD b. WILLIAMS; aged
eichty-one years
lis romans were brought here aud inferred
IN Hollywood cemetery saturday, December d.
1857
zzGzEs7 IL zR5.5
Mr.. JOHN YILES. whose funeral took place on
Monday, Decent Ter 2jth, from 81 Johns church,
was born In Lexington. Mass. February II, 1879,
He was a resident " Richmond for about thirty
years, during which time no was actively en-
gagged in business. For eighteen or twenty years
he was ayestryman Of 81 johns Episcopal church
OF which he was ono Of rs most earnest ana
consistent members. lie subsequently removed
% New York city. WLere ho was engaged IN the
tobacco business until no was forced by iailng
health 70 abandon u.
lie was devoted husband. q loving, sympa-
thizing father. kind brother, faithful friend,
an humble, trustiIl Christian. Making NJ loud
professions. quietly, unObtruGively no did mo
Mestcr's will ~ far rs lay In his power. and his
sOuowlg friends may draw comfort from the
fact that he wore the white flower Of a blame
less life - and that
"Sustaincd and soOthed
Byau untatcring trust be approe hed his grave
Like ono who wraps the drapefy % his couch
About him aud lies down 10 pleasant dreams"
A FRTFND
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RICHMOND, VA, December 81, lss7.

RICHMOND, VA, December 81, 1889.
/ HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
A. r. GUM aud FRANK I. CRUMP 20 an in
tere-t i'm my business, which will hereafter be
conducted under tho nrm-name Of JAMES
CT m. son & co. JAMES GUM.
As successors 20 James Gum. we will continue
the business IT LJMBEk-DEALEkS aud TO
BACCO-BOX MANUFACTURE RS and do all
kinds of PLANING-MIIL WORK.
our stock Of LUMBER IS large thoroughly
seasoned, and we'll selected. Our style OF TO-
BrCCO-BOXl5 IS saried ana our workman
ship cannot DO excelied. We have large iatiii-
tics for executing PLANING-MILL WORK. and
orr experience in this. as well as In tho other
departments, extends through a long series 81
YEAR. We therefore solicit your patronage, and
b. all orders inuusted 10 us We viii give prompt
and careful personal attention.
Ia t-3t JAMES GUM. son & co.
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A GRANT,

GRAM,
"A. LATE OF AND SUCCESSOR TO
C.GENNEr & CO..
Oh EAST MAN STREET,
dealer in WATCHES. JEWELRI, SILVER, AND
PLATED WARE: also, DENTAL MATERIAL Of
all kinds on baud or ordered by catalogue.
Having purchased the interest of the lats g.
Grunctt. | return my sincere thanks 20 my
friends and he public for The liberal patronage
be-t0wed on the old firm, and request the same
for tho new arm A. GRANT,
late c.. Gennet 6 Co..
IA I-lW 81 east Main street,
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RICHMOND, VA. January ?, 1883.

RICHMOND, VA. January :, 1883
XgTE HAVE THIS DAY ADMIT TED
w OUR BOOK-KEEPER, Mr.. +. ID. BEVE-
RIDGE. To an interest ia our business. and have
changed the nrm-name TO HARVEY, BLAIR +
co.
We desire here 10 express our thanks to our
friends for their liberal patronage in the past
and resDectfully solicit a continuance Of tho
same for the new firm, promising to use our best
endeavors 70 give entire satisfaction. a
Respectfully. HARVEY & BLAIR
"a l.
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DissoLuruoss3 PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP.-I have this day disposed OF my in
torest In the Carrfage-M Manufacturing business
heretofore conducted under the Hrnl-name OF
GEOR5E A. ANSLIB & SONS, Richmond. Va,
and also underthe name Of PETER AlNeLlE q
CO., Lyucbburg. Va 70 my two sons, DAVID A.
and PETER AtNSLtE. who win in future con-
duct tho business in all is branches. aud most
heartily recommend them to my friends and tho
public generally for the patronage they havo 80
generously bestowed on me.
GRORGE A. AINSLIE.
RtcIrtnA-r nncn-.,l ol Iasr
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
HENRY l.. STAPLES & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, AND
BROKERS',
fl03 MAIN STREET
llO3 MAIN STREE

We return grateful thanks for the liberal pa
trOnage bestowed upon MS during the year 1851
aud hope 20 receive, a. ne shal suFo 10 MERIT
an increase for the year ISIS.
Special attention will DE paid I'm tho future, a.
In the past 10 the collection Of rents as well as TO
the sale Of city and country property. Money
loaned on good kichmond-city Real Estate &c
moderate rates. Lands. Houses, Lots, and Mills
IN the West, NOrtn. gul South exchanged Tor
Virginia Lands. HENRY L. STAPLES ~ Co
Ich benutZe desc Gclegenheit meinon deuts-
chen Frounden und Goennern fur das mir b,her
erwiesene WohlWOllen und ZutrauCn h"rziichst
zudanken um cine EOrtseiZuOg una Fcrmoh-
rung dcsselben fur die obuge tlrma i'm ncutn
Jahre hOenichst ~ bitten. Wiz haben e. uns
yum Grundsat2 gemacht durch speciell aufmerk-
same uLd prompte Bedionung unsere )eubehen
ais Kunden "a erWarbeu uud uns hierdurch
deren Gunsf dauernl III crhHltcn.
Nit den aufritchugstcn 6luckwunschen yum
neuen Jahre ompnehlt SIGH h0'hachtungsyoll
ia lit +. n. BLUMAChER
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MEErTNGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-THE, q.
WI stated meeting OF HENRiCO UNION HN
LODGE, 30 80, win take place On MON
DAY EVENING NJ O'Clock AZ Masonic Hal,
Twenty-Gfh street. Al Master Mas0ns in good
standing are fra-ernaiiy 'nv.tcd.
By order OF ne Worsliptll Master.
WILLIAM WILSON, Sccreiar
January :, a l.. 5SsS, a. ID. ISIS. ia liz
THERE WILL BE \ REGULAR
i meeting Of the MOUNT ERIN BENEVO-
LENT AND SOCIAL SOCIETY held al Powha-
tan Hall on MONDAY NIGHT, January ~, at
~ o'clock. All members are urgently requested
20 be present. as there viii De business OF i'm
portance % transact. All members in arrears
are requested to como prepared 70 pay their
dues.
by order Of the President. " WUrrLOw.
JAMES Z. SORG,
81 liz Secretary.
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RICHMOND, VA, December 81, ISL.

In the above connection We wish 70 announce
20 our friends and the public that we viii be pre-
pared IN the future 70 supply them with anything
they may desire IN tho line Of CARRIAGES,
&c. We hope by close attention 20 business 10
merit the encouragement Of the public.
Our hrm-Bame In Richmond Is DAVID A.
AINSLIE 4 BROTHER: ia LyDchburg, PETER
AINSLIE & BROTHER
call nj either place and examine our stock,
which viii sell at low prices.
special attention given 20 REPAIRING.
IL is requested that all claims against GEORGE
A. AINSLlE & SONS shall be Immediately pre-
scented for settlement aud those indebted to US
will settle as soon as possible.
DAVID A. ATNSLIE,
IA i-i0t PETER AfNsLIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

"
The law firm Of SANDS, LEAkE s. CARTER
is dissolved by the death OF its senior member,
the late Alexander N. sands. The business OF
the Old firm will be prosecuted 70 conclusion
By all OF the surviving partners
WILLIAM J. LEAkE,
HILL CARTER.
CONWAY Il. SANDS.
RICHMOND. December 81, 1897.
The subscribers will continue the practice OF
the law In the city Of Richmond and adjoining
counties under the style OF LEAKE 81 CARTER,
and win continue for the present TO occupy the
former Offices Of sands Leake & Carter, corner
OF Eleventh aud Bank streets, Richmond, va.
WILLIAM J. LEAlAE,
HILL CARTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

EOR RENT, O.
a DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, ~

IGOR RENT, q
4 DESIRABLE DWELLINGS. IA
Nice THIRD-STREET BRICK DWELLING,
near Main street; eight rooms; all improvements
Large FAMILY RESIDENCE, corner OF
Eleventh and Marshall streets; nice lawn
twelve rooms.
GRACE-STRFEr DWELLING, corner Of Third
street; eight rooms.
Nice BRICK DWELLING, $50 north Eighth
street; twelve rooms. stable. &c,
Large BRICK DWELLING, No. sixth
street. near Main street; good boarding house.
Neat TWO-STORY BRICK, l0li west Cary
street; ak rooms. bath, &c.
Nice TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No,
1919 west Main street; six rooms.
No lab Ross, near Fourteenth street; six
rooms.
No $50 north Eighteenth street: five rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES Ia other localities.
Call for printed Rent List
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
"a 1 TIA Main sfreet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

THR WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cloudy. with slight snow In the afternoon and
rain and sleet at night
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-14
BENSON'S EXPRESS.

EANE ORDERS AT LANCES LIN-
IL cry stable, corner OF state and Front
streets, or on slate at corner State and Com
mervial streets, Prompt attention and
care guaranteed.
W. A. BENSON.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-14
SPIRIT or THE PRESS.

Cleveland Leader: The tariff Dill
as a whole is politically iniquitous
and economically destructive, and
should be defeated at all hazards.
Boston Advertiser: What the
Mills bill may bring forth in the
way Of relief, ifit becomes a law, no
man can say with reasonable GER
taintv, and Tor this reason it should
not become a law And we think
it will not.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat: Judge
Gresham refuses TO interfere in the
case Of the Indiana tallysheet
forger., and they will accordingly
have to 20 to the penitentiary. Thus
does Judge Gresham prove himself
to be- the right man in the right
place. but also a good man for
another and higher place.
Louisville Couricr-Journal DEM:
If there is any disposition among
democrats to follow Randall there
should be- a democratic caucus. The
time for discussion and compromise
has passed. The bill is a compromise
bill. drawn in accordance with the
Chicago platform. BY it the party
will stand or fall 1t is "A matter OF
supreme importance.
Central City CCol.) Register Call;
There /, no clamor in this section
fora reduction ofpostagc from . cents
to /. What is particularly desired
i'm Colorado and Kansas is that the
2-ccnt letter should reach its desti-
nation in reasonable time. There is
not much complaint at the price
Uncle Sam charges, but his delivery
system needs overhauling and rein
forcing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-14
WORDS or ENCOURAGEMENT.

The Salem DAILN CAPITAL
JOURNAL is toRand aud has a bright
and healthy look. A,toriNu
CAPITAL EvENINo Journal. is
the name of Salvm'S new republican
paper; W, H. Parry editor II is
neat and full ot news Dallas Item
ifyr
The evening CAPITAL JOURNAL
of Salem issued its first number
Thursday evening of last week. II
Is to hc republican iu politics aud
>uv,,vd~ the ~vutN Ina make up
IL is about the same as the States
man. Albany Democrat
The CAPITAL Journal, AN even
ing pWpvr ut salem, succeeding the
Talk, nov vomv. tu our table. lt Is
uvat iu appearance, and is edited IN
Mir Parry, formerly editor ot AN
Independence paper The Appeal
WISHES tt suvvvss ~ilNvrtou Appeal
The hr,t ISSUE ot thccvcung car
mat JOURNAL with VIII Parry as
It's managing editor appsand ON
the first ot the month. lt Is neat
w "',' y, y, ~ , ",',' ,',,'' w 'nv lu''r-
to the Journal Corvallis Times.
The CNruNL JOURNAL Is the
J.ji,, i,,., -,.r,,I A., -" S, =, 'a'i't,'' ,. u
,l, -. ~ NV, Iii,. ,',','', ','','' ."N'''s
i .,,r,i,',,'.I i '' N,n " 'vNv,''' ,,.,,l.'
,,h,',,,,.',,i,,nr, ~ ~ -. 80 aug
" '' ",'' '','''' I. W 'u' ','"''N' ], 'u,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-14
WNNNr.irENOuOur @

We have m this couutr, millions
Of urne ot grazing lands adapted Ia
sheep hu-hudry whiyhurc nov nut
to mo- usy whatever thousands ut
men aud women Who.would hy
glad Ia learn hvWuolw business.
anda Dmltlc,, amount ur unused
water power But last year We Inn
poJ,vd almost sixteen aud % hall
million dolhr worth oruN wool.
aud "rN flour aud quarter mill
Hon dolar, worth ofWoolyu goods.
Wasn't thl, quantity. cnuughe L.
Thew amy ,rusv iu doubling it by
ahol,hlus the duty ou vopl and ~
duglue thal uu imported Wuolyu, g
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-14
NOT HUmT THAT WAY.

An exchange alludes to the
"maidcn issue Of the Daily East
Orcgoniun," 1t wasn't a maiden.
A maiden is nice, sweet, lovable, be-
yond comparison with anything
else on earth; and this the East
Oregoninn is not. 1t is Il boy. 1t
intends to wear breeches and boots.
II will be- broad-shouldered, strong
limbed, and clarion voiced. 1t can
not sing; and may not pray very
much, publicly; but has an arm
with fist at the end of it, and its
boot is propelled by no ''maiden"
muscles. All this prospectively.
But It's not maiden and never
will be- an "old maid. Fast Ore
gonian.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-14

LtNuN rs one ot the prominent
item, sought ,o lc plac,i upon the
Inv Dis, by the democratic, with
lumlvr on the tp,c list, the Hur for.
V-Is ul Marion county. of which
thrvan Thousand, of arp~. would
N'N"wy Naluulr,,, o, competition
nHm british Columbia would hov
iuIo thy market, ol California and
tuu u, uuJ Very few who have
not nyn up Ihv Muto.tudl aud
hwughri uuJ thvumm' hayv the
l,ast ij,a ot the magnitude and
erautA w Marion o,uuu',. tnuler
byl' q pssllypor,iou ot which win
o' ,'sy "iav,>, and uud uadv
msfArt u' ssAn "a, the a. p. uilD0d
ts hnl,nyi ayu'-s thy Cascade.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-14
ATTEND THE PRIMARIES.

II being almost indisputably al
lowed that la the primaries origi-
mates the corruption or the clcanli-
ness which marks political cam
paign, Il hchooyc~ every republican
voter toottcnd them, Here /. your
chance 10 strike youraN at the root
Of evil, and ifyou fail to do IL you
should not grumblc at the fruit
Every man who consider, himself a
republican and who fails To attend
the primaries, is mall fairness and
honor bound 10y their action, and
thero shuald be- no kicking after
wards. by all mean, attend the
primaries and express your dr-irrs