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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03
rHE DAILY TUNES ALMANAC
Queer Binding FOR Books.

Extravaganza in binding has frequently
furnished an opening for the display OF
fantastic tricks and fads. In book
sellers catalogue was oucc an ADVERTISE
ment of Latin copy Of Apuleius'
Golden ASS" bound in the skin Of an
ass. a book relating TO Jeffrey Hudson,
the celebrated dwarf. was bound in
piece Of the silk waistcoat Of Charles I.
Fox's historical works were bound in fox
skin. and Bacons works wero dressed
ont in hog skin. ono offspring OF tho
French revolution was the grim humor
of binding books IN human skin. France
was not alone in tins practice In vari-
Ous parts Of England the fisin of muir
dsrors has been tanned and used 10 bind
books. The public library OF Dury st.
Eimands has book containing the ac-
count Of the trial Of a man for murder
bound in his own skin. Ecccntriclties
Of binding in such as skinsof cats. croco-
die, mole. seal. wolf. tiger. bear. etc.
abound. The use II cloth in binding IL
one Of comparatively recent date. In
1885 Archibald leighton introduced
cloth Cor covers. the first books so bound
being Byron's complete works. -Provi
dcnco Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

Tncrc aIc az present .n lhe hands a
the Clerk o. the Board os Police Com
missioner abou. one hundred apr.ica
sions FOR the position OF policeman
There are sixteen new members 90 he ag
pointed jus, so soon as 'hc Board meets
is generally understood iha. the ex
oMcio president o. .Ae Board Mayo.
ENyson. aill not call meeting until al
tnc members are ia thc city There are
sis m,mhcrs in ail. one irom each wsra
and number of them are a5sen, AZ tie
Spring. and country resorts, and / is
deemed advisable net 20 have aa election
or ,ne sixteen res me. without q fab
Board being present The Mayor PIE.
sides. lut has DO vote eHeep, IN case C.. a
ac
Ills meeting win he q called meeting.
for untcf the rules ihe bo4tl VII. no'
have regular meeting un-. tie la,.e.
part Of October.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

T.e Board Of Directors OF the 'sues
River Na,ey immigration Association
vii nee IN 'his cliy at the ExChang g
Hciel net Thursday 9. 4 O'Clock z
Oh Dominion CAB SAY tha, on iae day
e tie big Democratic dem0nsiratiOn
October 2ir fher ir.ear lsyiag tne
fines. haune, sad .ae largest ngm0e- a.
line C ny C.rb iu The city o. -ta'e.
TIE sarera. Of the .aie Ha-r7 schuaf'1.
Cai.i TOOK 0la.e y,-,erdar evening 81
O'clock f-,m Bis ls.e residence There
pas a .arge aumber of friends present
aad .le eo-5' e. bu.es Tc:e Er-.la =
ase.y
Wo-k o. i,gc.ng .he Foundation oi thl
New Masonic Temple cosncr If Adams
.ua a-Cac ...set2 81. rCgfsas.ng rapidly
II ..ta0ucit Tie t--smel, story nll be-
ccmg.e.e y he tine cold rea--e- seis
in
~ EcCes tciater.. correspondent o.;
.h. rev Tofh UrG'd Uhc has o,en III.
loe rg t.e presiden, around on bis hsn-
ing tour I'D ;ne morn.airs o. Virginia
lest ;ae city -, nigh. so- the Waite ~.
phu-. .sp7lags
Tie anes co..ec.4d 10 ,la Police c,ur.
each mort. amoGri 10 abCri f-0a9
Mos ot fAo slm gees d. toe city ress-
rrg and q. about double tie entire ez
1rrses az .ac Colr' sr.n .le .--..,c
salary lc1l.
a pavement 81 Fta,eiln s,ree' oo.a
-ttf. f~.ui leach G.. fs- Nfs.fru cor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03
The Alaskan D,n.ci's Doll.

The dusky damscl OF Alaska has an
ivory doll It is carved from wilrus
;i-k any length from one to six inches,
with nose carved, and oyea, eyebrows
and mouth of black enamel. Even tho
iuch-lonc baby has features carefully
made. She has also \ doll Of wood, six
or eight inches long with It's face carved
and curious ornament just below tho
corners Of the mouth This is n blue
bead. and - IN imitation Of the fashion
Of her tribe OF making IN the lower lip
an opclrng like a button hole, through
which any desired ornament may be
thrust None of the Alaska dolls have
Joints. but this unnatural stiffness has
apparently not been altogether satIsfac-
tory to the small damscls for some are
carved IN a sitting posture.
The most humble doll is simply o stick
with a head carved on the end But the
most elaborate Of all Indian dolls have
seen belongs also 20 Alaska. II is carved
from dark colorcd wood. with mouth
open. showing three white teeth, and it
has real hair in locks six inches long,
stuck into holes in the wooden head, with
the droileot "patchy' effect. -- Olive
Tlogro Miller in ST. Nicholas.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

s7eaking Of the .ec,.ou 6y China Of
ffe trestv. the New York star savs that
European influences were at work, and
a.f.s that during the delay the British
Government, irriiated by loud demands
from Australia for action similar 60 that
taken by the United States and bY indig-
nation meetings held IN the colonies, has,
il seems, taken sirons ground IN China
against the ratification Of the treaty as
amended
All these cooperating forces have, it
aor app,ars, succeeded 10 securing the
erection Of the amenied treaty and
'he Chinese question which the
Rernblicans including General Harrison.
Rave recently attempted % pu; aside az
"a dead issue" is nog pressing upon US
a. .cading feature ia the political con
test
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

New NcaS. September --Ce.t.sl
Office Detective Ff.-1 a-d a. atfa,ls O.
the Nations. pa-k Bank started .or
sh,rorcoAe. Canada where ceiacil-rg
Assistant Cashier Cla.,es De Bsga 4,
ia custody Tie iaak Official .l be
cxr cted 20 identify De Eaal On No--
dag Deceive Ffink VII. 20 90 QLstcc
all rreserl me exiradition .alers &c Tue
Cauad.su authorities fn.eea days mGst
pass before De Baum caa lie extralitct
II lie caa De ez,raGl,ed al g. Inspector
Bgrnes saws thai De Baga Is clearly
Clilv o. isrgers iA tie second degree
slt lAs 10 possible i0orAcie c. escaie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03
r..a aou.E or noans -o.LEss

p.D.isrn r. the Lstes. scion 20 S0ys-ty
E.nl- eer.ember : The ia.es- ar
rival q The Ho-se ci hohel-olern sas
baplised Yesterday az tie palace a. Pots.
Gsm. Three Enpresses NO King. a1c
tpo Queens. with any nlm1e- q Pr.lces
aaG N1u.e-. were present 81 'Le cL..s-en
inq cteraHol "a -i.h va- pe-i1-ue- ''.il
81 possible ponp The sponsors q.
c.udet .he Princess of Wales rae En-
press Cf A.sir.s a1c he Queens q -ta.y
and -aTony TIE 1anes osca- Car.
Cus.av Ac0f wi'h which The n.lrt ros
ourdeaea were bestowed -qcr hin 10
homo. of the King q sweden principally
.i seems ttcauee his Gun -a.ho- bag
nerel To- sc il -.cckhc - yls- ae rl-
if-rI
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By TELEGRAPH.
Latest News Reported
over the Wires and
Through the Mails.
Dsr tULTING TREASURER rgU2NAN
RECEPIION. stc.
e.rsy Sotes and short kilograms.

SAVANNAH. september "A !sr iays
sf.e- ,he y-.l0v fever vas itcl1red
endemic q Jacksonville. tle ravann5h
ae1evoiel. Association offered 10 give
: 600 60 tie relief ot the distressed in
: lr'ia me'rorol.s.
NGel the officers OF tle association
ssu; 70 look f.r their funds they found
ttlt sy1e - The securities Te-e missing
2. rhe- examination fxef he shortage
aho-. s27500 Fred 81 Hull the treas.
uis- wlC 7as Ia tGe upper cart ~ Nep
f1rA STATE. gas ;eiegrap-ac Tor AMI be
-e'rrler to Savannah last wees.
l.e sri BIS .-iend3 put - ,Ae ~ c-ey
sut ae matter viii be- dropped The 81.
-cc.a 0n loses l0fAlrE D.. Ecl. IA.
tee- n-oml1ert me-cls1- srf caake-
.. ..ar..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

Amcn- other events showing tho pro-
gross If emancipation, the act of tho
national council Of CherOkces has been
overlooked Professor Foster writes to-
The Century recalling ,-ie fact that this
tribe did. on the 18th day 0t February,
1868, pass Il decree Of emancipation. De
70 enacted by The national council, That
all negro and other slaves within the
lands OF the Cherokee nation be, and
they are hereby, cmano.latod from
slavery. end any porson or persons VINO
may have been held m slavery are hereby
declared o. be- lsce forever This act -
remarkable from tho lgo-slavery serti-
mont na'ch was known u precomma,e
il tae i1dnl tribes, although never as
r3a, .Mory tha Charol.oc s5 among
t.- Checks. -l.ole-Dcm0cr3t.
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quest a. kng Milan, tAe tribunal before
which lie maiiimoniai cii-Dl.ues o. tA'
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SIZE q, >sT on aes way 20 na-oos.

str 81, ,5x on ae- wig ID Ea-ope.
y ~ Yoav. Sef.eutet ~. Lang
..v or her ray 30 Europe 4, 70 =
oc.Dok yes;e-aaY afternoon size arrived
at she gcna-c 1ocS and embarked cn ,re
E.-r-.8. accompanied ly t1o maids.
seven trunks ant fo-. gr.psacks Sac
wore neat waiAing-tress O, '.siQet
cashmere that di,ci her figure &c pertec
tion. anf q wa.te fe.t ha- oyer hec .aim
she ca,r.,t .acB o. iasS cloth sac
SAID taat she was going 70 .earca O.. rest
aaI 1eT i.esses. Though some 'ag she
has gone o. NEE. F-e--g Ge5Aa-- rao
'coA himself OF ID a. alleged 81 G..
.e...--v week ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

L0rJos scp.entcr The --ea'
sarah Bernhard. ,s getting .n,7 Lad
pavs Instead g dressing 1e,se's cor
aeoasiy as SIZE used 20. SIZE sits a.. daf
IN a greasy wrapper playing le-iqre. Aei
rar;as- always being poor Dama.a nita
Sncnl she fss started q second Aorer
moon. aci p.af .s worse. her growing
.ntemge-aDce threatens te ier-iFe me
wo-lt Of ., g-ea.es. artis.e. Raw bran
ass become ler i-1 aai She -ses T..
acccrai1e 3, tA0ra 7lo 60 "th fer
ILLEGALLY t. s-gro-' -e- .l-c--l e.. ne.
.ge -ers3-nsares t1s.ag --'-.e eFe-.
-~.. .le 'elvcs -.e stage
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fftr.ire ..eiID Di.s'tet 3D.. Iatlll. r. i--
aaa &C. pant H-,et
La.t Friday r.-l'. ;.ain go 2. I'D '-l
lDcs.rc. tc u DL.. .ai-CAe "a ...e pass.
ilg ...ta ter 1.ts .-'- 5i-e a. 1er
ro-. Rev ran .afc q -c--a aa- l.-ry
which VA. crossing '.e -4il-. .Ad .-acA
Tna trail vas -fc ped as soon as rcs-.
bic. running .cIr hundred va-fs before
being 5.orgl, 90 siardst.l The ,,ain
backed ID 'hc Qo'n. vhe- be Buggy uae
struck aai ,Le .fe.nmea proceeded &C.
ant ol, what damage lad been done
The nigh. was darz and 'he track Oh
e..tc- sine vas .lled with .a. peels
The buggy vas found broken ia.c
marV fsa mcnts Men veat through tht
weeds irving our, "Angbol7 here bu'
gained TO response Ia = .it.le Willie
not far frcn tAe track ile body " an
unconscious mal was folnd. lie Was
picked ur and found 20 he badly injured
He vas placed 10 the baggage car and
taken 20 NeHlOs News Junction. bu'
diei befo-e Chat po.1t was reached
He never uttered a nord nor recovered
coAsc0usness from ,le time his body
wa. found .ying in lAe woods
ills ptrsua ~as -ear0icd for papers
which might establish h.a identity ial
none were FOUND
li was later discovered laat it wa Mr
p b -te drusgls. a lismr ill.,
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Lo1oos. sep.embe- 3 The g-ana ola
man has had an odd experience anc in
public While be tainet st tac lsFar
Den flower show bis grandson sat close ~
him oa Me Gladst0nes lap. drumming
Will O. stick and making g dreacfi.. -o8
Or ordering TIE goulA,ui cne 20 he s;i'.
he grand 0.t grandfather received ZION.
the baby d SQUAD whac. On tnc bac.
with tac s,ick thst had been making tAe
noise The crowd OF cc--se -c-r- g.,
.Anlv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

IisER.so.-lf September = -L-,her
- Ka.'. ac01t,.c.0- ali il...e- Of ,Li-
ci.F. las declared himself in favor OF
Cleveland all irea ,rade Hr Eas. D.
nas'or Workman C. TIE largest knights
OF Iaior assent. hese. and thee yeas
ago Ae VAS Tie candidate for Coagre--
of tlat parry Previous % bis record -
knight H. vas Rel ubl'cal aal has
lone elective work for tLem lie Is U.s.
ing Lis influence among tAs knights q
a. Labor ia tAis vicinity g. have them
vote fo- Cleveland. anc lis speeches sai
writings dnl ready publication ia tie
Democratic .ocsl papers The Demo
c-als consider him cutie a. acquisition
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N..n.l..l.l anmrinr fea..

\ remarkable jumping feat was ac-
comrl.i ed 20 Kildermlnstcr on July
30 D-.oy. III jumping succession of
twenty jumps. covered the extraordinary
distance cf IS yards G inches, beng ;
feet e ireaes bey0al anything previously
accomplished New YOsk sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

Has any great invonuou ever been
malc that dl NOT have % forecast in the
visions OF some humorist. Whom. fifty
wears ago. vc read the lgl * Sr John
3Anlcyi.ie and OF his trumpet that held
his frozen words until he reached lialg
where they t.aaod out ani o.ew away
in lis exact tones, 90 his amazament
who conceived ta.t wo wcro c.oso q, ihe
discovery ct little instrument that
vou,l bottle up lancu-ge and song aud
free 1t aflor ta. lapse of days years Or
0gcss or steam tmvclW i,slessed
also. IN thn slme WY by Newton. and
air navigation has been a iecose dream
since the arabian Nights Our i'm
aunaton can probably never reach
farther than ou- capacity 90 realize the
wonder that 10 caa roach a5 i4g,-
Globe Democrat.
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-EOR- -ELEGR rs.

SA7ANH'f, September The Aor~
irg hers Of tA.s city, Colonei !. Fl Estill
former ovne, and proprietor has been
sold 10 syndicate fer s300oC0. VI
Estill retains a majority OF tie stock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

AZ t.e regea.inrs aad frue predictions Of
Ms llrrle fhe s,trologer at rs Nor'A
Ninth street ller mysterious powers
has brought happiness 20 many that PRO
claim her name Ia praise We regret her
sAor. stay. as she leaves September l7.A.
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DIED

GAINES. Died. Sunday September ,. SAL
l. r. Gaines. infant rhilt OF Joseph r. and
. .nn.a D.. Gaines. agei months, - days,
f.utrll from residence, 80 North Ninth
'f. D , m. O. d.y.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

Czalate os cerium, recognized pallia-
lge fox Nausea, Is said to be helpful IN
cases Of saas.cAness. VIXEN taken IN dosea
oi ten or twenty grains every two Or
three hours. Chicago Eerali.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03
CITY NEWS.
Sundav'- Record OF 10
cal Happenings ana
More Mentions.
rc,>n pUowA,D NYw POt.cYMH>
AproisrED CHrEcE HE"-' h'e.
n,i,f >oto. and General ,es"

Yesterday m,-n'rr about La. pas
e'rh, O'Clock The body oi a MAJ ~as
found hoat.ng Ia tae iooA q. iae ioot o.
Twenty second stree, by Joseph Id7atIa
who generally finds aI ;he dead bYnie.
taken from TIE deck Ed"A-ds 'o"se
the body toa conner o. fne docH ali ,.el
A.. and tic coroner va nc'ilec
Df-cRfr- -o. or -u1 BODY.
DR. TAYLOR had he BODY examined
II was that g. 2hite man apparently
arout 81 or 10 rears o. age fe VAS 7c,y
had. dark brown or reddish Aai- sei
eyebrows. reddish mcs'ache End chin
whiskcr- Iic vss five feet eight inche.
tai and weighed about c1e LUatse' 1ui
seventy fge pounds fae body haa oeeA
in the water seve-sl cay possibly p net>
fn tie pockc. O. BIS coet ~a- car.
rsp,r Of hrrrr ..si showing ttt,
he mus, have eote1 s-cHlrd .oi ea-.'o-
than That dav T.e body vas co1s'lc-.
ably decrmi
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! box Of DR. Dagii's Vegetable Liver
Pills is worth its weight IN gold to q
sufferer with SICK headache
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Absolutely Milk

Ol S ptcmb.r l. i@S tle RICHMOND
CHhAH. BUTTER Ard MILK COMPANY"
1853 open Dr. Nn.5 We-t blDin street, this clty.
irft propose 80 deliver il quart and pint glass
iIl, uuf' article - ni B from De well Known
.gh.ts..urfA" herd We believe handling milk
eictl way Of do.a1 .t. ini assign thc following
rs4tul9.
IT, Zach patron gets his proportion Of
cream. a., lt q Wei known fact that iraring
from tf,e cans .u the wagons parties receiving
the.- u-lA FIRST get ittie Or no cream.
-. Nifh our dusty streets. more or less Dirt
r.tl.t settle iu the can used - measure milk.
and tle most caretu! uilA1an cannot prevent
it
20 The milk Is carefully cooled. then put
i1i0 the glass Jars H. patent n.er, which nils
-. .lht - one time each jar capped WIN paten!
cover fnat is never used the second time, ana
tI 10 sealed win Iateuf top.
t.n. zach jar i- boiled thoroughly every DAY.
washed A.tA patent washer. and chen tinsed,
forty eI-tf 40 sun time, tt . bcN patent pro
cess. leaving each Jar pure and sweet.
flh The milk while m these Jars ,an be put
..fD tle lririgsratlr With all kl-is Of food
aithOL- becoming tainted.
cen. Iae la'c cnt sea used fenicrs iduiters
ton Dc-Ntel thc dl.ry ini your table impo-
1Il. Tol can contract b. tgyilg tickcts 90
iL.H yJur TX delivered lu UInfs ~ quarts
Grr NJ the urnth- of september. 4 prii, May,
J-ne. july and August 81 five cents per quart,
slt dlrtrE flp months ~ October. November.
Deel mter. Januar;. february ami March at
-.r cents per quHrf. The above low prices are
only for parties by t.eAsts.
The rrDUr4stOrnf fls "kii a N0ND CREAM.
nJrThk AND MILK COMPANY." af,cr an
cxiertei trip Though the rorth Tor the ~
Dfr-7 uLrrr,. Ol visiting tae largest cfcamer- -
ir- the United states, aal cOi suitng the
largest slrrs Who supply consumers in the
.i-- - -4tice ia tA.s county, -rri-ci that the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

T. ycu are secure al once that Old
family medicine, ana ;ake - once 10y
cirec..aas and ycl will he cured as Dr
DaF.ls -.Fc- b.i.s Aa9e never yet failed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

Keep an eye to vindwart-Cautlon
Keep on hand a boX Dr. David's Liver
pifi Prudence
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

or other mineral poison il D. DaYiis
Vegetable Liver Pills.
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There nas Do oae 0-ea.a' Ts-'ercag .
th. viewing o. tle BODY 81 coalc
identify +. ia .ae poo.f's acre found
number af letters sltre, ei 20 OBJ,
Ilar,irar. Glendale. iicarioo county. y g..
,vr'tt.n dated Baltimore and signed sous
d.neh.e-. Alice Anc.he, letter va.
in tie pocket also written 10 Cali'o-n'i
and recommending g. plom 81 may GOA
ctln tia, John Har'i0an was "a first Class
florist The deccsseC lai on pai- 81
drawers ou which Nasu marked .n 'ns "
4 Watson one OF ,le letter. was aI-
DR. sse3 10 the Gaze o. Mr Mrs'rlen'
Glendale Ncrric0 ccgniy There D. s.ou
% person 80 Glendale a1a .Ae coroner
sent for l'm and ctnec,s A'm Acre '.-,A'
The body in ,Ae meanwhile "ss sep, 10
the Aims house i.- l-ese7'A'.3- --'
Identification.
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Ne.t'e Lorraine tc-1i-ht Nusec
Theatre.
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GLASS JAR SYSTEM

s. tl- only absolutely pure ani cleaD method
ni handling milk. 1na correctness Oi this de
A., .-l0l IS 4ttestef ~ the fict that ID eil Of his
travels ne d|d NOT nrd a single man ~hO hsi
ever tried the GLASS JAR SYSTEM who
v0-il return ~ the rif ~ay OF handling milk
H.th AL Of IT'S dust. dl-t srt ties. but o. the
..;frIry found f.c Nu.I mon no did not
..a~mly ycIiorse The GLASS JAR sYSTEM "a
t.. fll-. Who had ye4sf gwen * a t,lsl. and
s..r. therefore ignorant of lf- advantages.
t .. ,trf.r, who age interested ll the health of
trI .l g. liile- are cordially invited tO make IS
-.t after -tI IIruttr tiie first. DafWirc the
f.. .-- tri MNst approved appliances for
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-12-07
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LITTER FROM SHANE.

SHANE, BALTIMORE Co., DEC. 3d.-Tbanksgiv-
ing Day was not observed in this vicinity.
Hugh Curry, son of Mr.. Alfred Curry, died on
Nov. 18th aud was buried on the Dth, at West
Liberty Cemetery. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. Ohio Jordan. Rush HID, Elmer Cooper,
Reuben Wright, Willie Six and Willard Stirling.
The Rev Solomon German officiated. Mr.. ID. ID.
Waters was the undertaken.
Mr.. Felix Herbert, highly respected citizen OF
York county, died on the 18th of November and
was buried on the 3D. OF December at Prospect
Cemetery. The deceased was 80 years of age and
was a brother OF Justice Gideon Herbert, Of
Towsontown.
Mr.. Jocob Yost. of York county, was so badly
hurt by a vicious bull that he is not expected to
live. He was trying to lead the animal into the
stable. when 1t attacked him and gored him very
severely.
Mr.. W. Ramsay Wells, OF Fawn Grove, has
his new dwelling house nearly finished. 1t will
be the handsomest house in the village.
finished.
Mr.. Joshua Barton and Mr.. Nathaniel Webb.
did the carpenter work. Mr.. James A nony the
plastering, and Mr.. Jason ID. Bradley be paint
ing.
The hog cholera is very bad In the lower end of
York county. Mr. James Clark lost nineteen
hogs from the disease. L. s. NJ
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-12-07
LETTER FROM UPPER CROSS ROADS

UPPER Cross ROADS. DEC. 3l.-Mr. G. T.
Scarf sold lamb SIX and one-halt months old
that weighed l52 lbs
Mr.. Il. II. Thompson is now taking orders for
one of the best combination force pumps known
for FIRE and farm use. Call on him and see 1t
work.
The Democrats are feeling rather sore over
the defeat of Cleveland, but are not discouraged
Let all who have pleaded ignorance during the
campaign read up on the tariff and arm them
selves for better fight next time.
Mr.. Joseph Ashtons new house is nearly COM
pleted.
Mr. Charles Beaver leaves for New York in a
few days to engage in the cigar business.
Mr. Anderson, from the South, Is on visit TO
Mr.. I. A. Harkins.
Mr.. J. A. Ely who was scalded while killing
hogs, Is in bad way, and II will be q long time
before he can get out again.
Miss May Jackson. OF the Viaduct Hotel, Ii.
and U. Railroad, Is visiting friends here.
Mrs. lack Amoss is very i'll with eczema.
Miss Jane Pyle is much better and we hope
will soon be out again.
Mr.. II. q. Walker has rented his blacksmith
shop to blacksmith from Bel Air.
The members of Coed Will Church intend
making their pastor a grand donation in a few
Miss Annie Parker has large and well
conducted school at Youths BENEFIT.
We wish to call the attention of our county
officer Mr. VIM. Hope, to O piece Of road near
Mr.. John o. Lancasters.
Our votOrs must go TO work in earnest Tor our
candidate for sheriff, MIR James S. Calder. There
Is nothing like beginning in time, and we want
TO see him go into Office with large majority.
X. ii. THOMPSON.