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in on top of them. Engineer Simpson
was only slightly bruised, but Fireman
Mayo was seriously scalded, but his
situation is not considered dangerous.
None were killed, but a number wound
ed. Among those were Baggage
master Fenbush and ten or twelve pas
sengers, whose names have not yet
been ascertained. One lady had her
collar-b0ne broken. but none of the
others are thought to be very seriously
injured, or fail to contine their Journey.
Passenger train No. from Norfolk,
due here at 1910 A. NJ, was running
close behind the immigrant train. but.
fortunately, was stopped in time to pre-
vent far more serious disaster.
Wrecks on this road have become so
frequent and serious Of late that pas
sengers begin to fear the safety Of
travel over it. AS many as six or seven
have occurred near this city within the
last three or four months.
Mrs. Dr. w. NJ. Withers and daugh
ter, Miss Fannie, of Richmond, are on a
visit to friends in this city.
The nomination Yesterday Of Demo-
cratic candidates for the House OF Dele
gates in Pittsylvania and Rockbridge
counties are considered very strong,
and assure glorious victory in both
counties.
The rain fall last night was so great.
and extended over such a wide area
that much damage has been done the
railroad by land slides. and only one
train in any direction has either arrived
or departed to-day.
DELAYED TRA1NS-THE y. AND W. WRECK
ACCIDENT on THE X. AND A. ROAD
ROBBERY.
Especial 10 the Tlmes.l
LYNcnBURG, Va, September 10
After very serious land slides. Occa-
stoned on ali railroads by heavy rain
Saturday night, trains are again run.
ming IN pretty good order on all lines.
We had no trains going OF com
ing on Sunday IN any direction.
All the passengers from the wreck
ed train on the Norfolk aud
Western got off this morning, after
being tremendously shaken up. They
were Mormons bound for Utah, and a
good hardy looking set Of men. women.
aud children. under the supervision Of
ar imposing looking elder.
The Democrats of Bedford county to-
day nominated for the House Of Dele
gates John w. Johnston and Major b.
w. Arnold.
The Richmond and Allegheny had an
accident similar to the one on the Nor
folk and Western. but the train was
freight. The heavy rain washed out
the support of trestle over Judith creek,
near the Rolling Mill, and into the
chasm eleven coal cars were plunged
and badly wrecked. The engine and
several cars passed over safely. None
of the trainmen were injured. The
track was repaired by 6 O'Clock, and
trains are now running on schedule
time.
A. y. Phlegar, of Montgomery. made
splendid speech to-day at Amherst
Courthouse to a large audience.
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threatened to kill her. Then | heard a
lick which suppose Pendleton was in
flicting on his wife. ! was then III
bed confined there by sickness. |
called to Pendleton and said: Charles.
go away from this house. don't want
any fuss here He replied, say ing;
Damn your old soul, will kill you.
then arose from my bed, where | bad
been confined for months with chills
and fevers, put on my SOCKS
and walked toward the lire
place, where | picked up stick OF
wood about two by two inches IN thick
ness and eighteen inches long, which |
threw at him. Whether | struck him
or not do not know. but at. the same
time | ordered him to leave the house.
He then grabbed my shotgun
sitting in the corner nearer TO him.
than TO me. cooked and pointed the gun
at me az if he intended to shoot me.
Immediately caught hold of the barrel
of the gun with all the power had.
PendletOn's wife assisted me. As soon
as | succeeded in eleveting the gun so
that he could not shoot any one passed
my finger against its trigger. ana
its contents passed into the ceiling Of
the room. PendlstOn then seemed dis
couraged. and my daughter this wife
and myself succeeded in getting HIM
out of the house. He was not very hard
to get out. Doubtless he knew there was
a loaded gun in the porch.
We fastened the door upon him. but
he ran against it and broke 1t open.
The second time we succeeded
in fastening the door, leav-
ing PendletOn on the outside,
raging and using profane language.
For minute silence followed. My
strength falling me IN holding the door.
as was feeble. asked my daughter.
Pendleion's wife, to give me the bar TO
put against the door.
suppose that Pendleton knew about
where | was standing in the room. and
through the door fired the contents OF
the gun. 1t came through and struck
me high up in my thigh.
Ny daughter caught me and turned me
around on the stairway. | exclaimed
several times to Pendlston, "You have
killed Nell at last. ~ lie pushed the door
open and replied You are not yet
dead. | have not killed yOu yet ~ !
suppose he came in to finish me, but
he did not renew the attack. lie Went
to the porch and ! have not seen HIM
since.
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LEXINGTON NsWS.


Republican NcminatiOns-~cr serious Dim
cult,-A Malone Henchman Resigns.
Special to the 1imcs.l
LEXINGTON. VA. September lG.-Col.
John \. Gibson and j. X. Ackerley,
representative Republicans and staunch
Mahoneites. were formally nominated IN
County Convention 10y Malone Repub-
cans here to day. Gibson Is a whisky
distiller and leading granger. Ac-
kerly is a merchant, opposed to the
grange. and a pronounced Prohibl-
nonist. The convention was conducted
according TO Mahone's most approved
methods.
John Crist. a prominent and prosper
orr farmer. in a difficulty Saturday
nieht with farmer named Patterson.
was seriously cut IN the face and head.
William Davidson was thrown from
his horse at South river. Sunday night
and receiving injuries Of serious ma
lure.
j. Lucian Hamilton. Malone 5 chair
man OF the County Executive Com
mittee. has resigned. j. L. Ackerley
succeeds him. Ills resignati0nis sur
prise. and means something.
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BEYOND THE SEA.
END AT LAST OF THE GREAT LON
DON STRIKE.

Most of the strikers Al work. and All Er-
p,cted to Resume To-Day-Intense Feel
ing Against the Blacklegs-The Home
EuIer's Trip to Ireland.
LONDON. September l6.-Most of the
strikers resumed work this morning.
l. is expected that work on the docks
will be IN full swing tomorrow. About
| 900 idle dock laborers are waiting at
the docks. They threaten violence
against the men who were employed 10
take the strikers places and who the d.
rectors of the deck companies refuse to
discharge.
ILL FEELING AGAINST THE NEW MEN.
IONDON. september 16.-Much III
feeling existed to-day between returned
dock laborers and the men who took the
places of the strikers. and the former
refused 10 work with them. Several
encounters occurred between them.
MANY OF the dock laborers protested that
the leaders Of the strike had no right TO
agree to the proposal that the strikers
should work hand in hand with the
"blacklegs. y
THE SITUATION SILL SERIOUS.
The officials Of the dock companies
made a complaint to the Lord Mayor
against the action of the returned
strikers and the Lord Mayor promised
10 DO his utmost to keep the men to
their agreement. Meanwhile the situa-
tion was regarded so serious than an
urgent meeting OF the committee OF the
dock companies. the Cancellation COM
mlttee and the leaders Of the strike was
convened at the Mansion houee. Work
has been almost generally resumed and
it IS expected that tomorrow 1t viii be
n full swing.
A deputatlon Of ship owners arrived
az the Mansion house while the meeting
of the committee was in progress. John
Bnrns. one OF the leaders Of the strikers.
spoke concerning the situation and the
causes leading 10 1t. and instanced
several cases where unreasonable pre-
ference had been given to "blacklegs.
IL was finally agreed by all those present
10 endeay0r TO have the agreement kept
intact by all the perties interested.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT

.,.,, ., ,h. Norfolk and Western -
,,,,,v, ,xainfaiI--Poiiticai aud fer'"""''
Especial to the rmes-l
IYNcmBuRG, September l0;-anotner m
.o'.,nns wreck of trains on the Norfolk
sni Western Railroad occurred Saturday
1 p;oh, about II O'Clock, three miles be-
,",s n this city at what is known as the
- e1" Mill The tremendous rainfall
which had lasted for seve,a' nu",o, ans
washed away the bridge whion 'pamSS pnS
fine small stream at that POM. a"a
Hooded the track Tor some a'''r", cnnn,
above and below. The Tram LIN aa
Norfolk. ladened with lm'n'gfun. Pc i;ro
sengers. dashed ino the sw1'.e" 'a,n'' Tho ,he
w,thou. seeing or aPprehena,ns m, s",
danger, and the engine anu s' cao ~,Iss Mai
down with several OF the cars p''''
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The Union Pacific Railway. The
Overland Route has equipped its
trains with dining cars OF the latest
patent, aud on and after August 18th
the patrons of its fast trains between
Council Bluffs aud Denver, and between
Council Bluffs and Portland, Ore, will
be provided with delicious meals, the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at ,jc. each. Pullman's Palace
Car Company will have charge Of the
service on these cars.-aGv-
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The Jesuit Fathers at the sacred Heart

The Jesuit Fathers at the sacred Heart
Church.
The Jesuit Fathers of New York
opened the mission in the Sacred Heart
Church last evening. The church was
crowded. Father Mccarthy preached.
His sermon was on the repentance Of
sinners as exemplifed by the life of
Mary Magdalene. The Rev. Father 3
discourse was eloquent and instructive
The choir was assisted By Mrs. l..
Wendlnger. who possesses a soprano
voice OF much power and sweetne7s,
and NJ. B. Leonard, Esq, who is SO well
known as high-class vocalist IN our
city. The mission will be continued
every day during this week. The even
ing services commence at 1:3O O'Clock
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THE HAMILTON TRIAL.

Indictments Against the Ccn>pirator>.
NEW YORK, September lG.-The grand
Jury to-day examined the witnesses
and papers in the Hamilton case. and
afterwards found two indictments, one
for grand larceny and the othef against
the trio,l Mrs. Swinton, Josh Mann, aud
Eva Hamilton. Mann and Mrs. Swinton
pleaded not guilty this afternoon.
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THE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Hard AZ wori Additional Appoint
mrut~.
fSn.efal Ia fnp Times

mrnt~.
Especial TO the Times
ALEXANDRA, Va September lG.-
Mr.. Barbour aud Mr.. Scott turned up
at Headquarters bright and early today,
and soon had their clerks busy opening
a large invoice of documents jast 70
ceived.
The following additional appointments
were made to-day:
CAPTAIN p. ". NJ KINNEY.
Eastville. Tuesday, October Cape
Charles City at night.
Matthews, Thursday, October Z.
HON. CHARLES T. o 'FERRALL.
Eastvile. October +.
Probably in Gloucester October ,,
unless it conflicts with his ongageme mt
at Middlesex.
HON. GEORGE D. WISE AND COLONEL
TAZswRLL ELLE1r.
Newport News, October p night
Tom Robinson. the negro who was
hurt on the Midland road last Saturday
night. is dying tonight.
Alexandra is lighted by electricity
tonight
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BRIEF TElEGRAMS.

BALTIMORE, September l6.-The Uni
ted States war vessel Atlantic has sailed
for Norfolk.
FORT WAYNE. IND. September To-
Lightning struck church near Coium-
bia City yesterday afternoon and two
young girls, Ella Freyer aud Agge
Hockemeir were killed.
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4 Jumper Injured.

MONTREAL, September 16.-Reynaud,
the jumper, who has made several
daring leaps at Rockaway beach,
Long Island. was severely injured
here to-day. He jumped from a
tower $50 feet high into net held by
several men. Their hold Of the safety
blanket was not secure and the Jumper
struck the ground, sustaining several
fractures and bruises.
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Did You
Get That Hat ?"

Even the youngsters on the stree, are AT
for Won for wearing that summer tile. You
can't change too soon. All the isshion'o'o
shapes for Mems and Boys autumn wear are
nov displayed I'm our Hat Department, The
o,8crs-how dld yon find them last season.
=. omllfo ioper ces, io'ccr than other hat
ters prices. They're she same now.
In addition 10 all the latest American
STYLES. we show tho newest LONDON
SHAPES I'm Mems stiR Hats. 7Ac sfyi>' VIII
please you. and so Will m, pr'c,'.
\ light-woisht ovcr-garmcnt Is a desirable
adjunct 10 the wardrobe of every man who
would affect a combination OF comfort AMI.
afav4rfn
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DANVlLLE DOTS.
Doran Atkins Freearious '"n"i''""-''
- Circuit Court.
fSpecial 10 the IimesI


DANvflLg. Va, September 10
Dorau Atkins, the youth who broke
his arm Friday by falling through an
elevator of leaf tobacco factory Is III
a precarious condition. Doctors ampu-
tated his arm yesterday.
Judge Paul held one'day special
,o,m of the United States Circuit Court
here today. in which only one case
ran,e up--that OF Sluliz against the tire
Association Of Philadelphia-on motion
10 remove the case from the 'ouuls
Court of Henry to the United States
Court. The Judgotook the case under
fur.her advisemcnt and VIII rem
dor A decision in TWO week IheJadge
ief, tonight for Lynchburg where lie
will omen count tomorrow.
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BASE BALL.


Eo.ton, in The Inreen.
At New York-New Yorks, y; Wash
ingtons, 4.
At Chicago Chicagoes, 3; lndianap-
oils. 4.
At Boston, Bostons. 2; Philadelphlas,
8. ,
At,Pntsburg -PtIsburg-Cleveland
game pOstponed-rain.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA, September To-
About 100 persons were poisoned Dy Ice
cream Saturday night at a festival on
the occasion of opening OF new ar
uory al Anniston. About twenty five
arc in serious condition, but are ex-
nected To recover.
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The President Has the Toothache

DEER PARK, Nd, September 10
President Harrison Was Obliged to give
no work this morning on account OF an
aching tooth, lie signed the commits
sion of Lewis A. Croft, of Omaha. Neb.,
TO be commissioner of the general land
otftra
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TILE MrgpERER ARRESTED.

PendletOn was arrested at the house
Of his brother. a very influential and
well to.io man. and lodged IN Jail. DE-.
Martin and Dr.. Voorhees,, assisted by
Sheriff Harris. took off the leg of the
unfortunate man. who died under the
operation.
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>herw ood Baptist College Closed

SrAuxroN, Va. September l6.-Prof.
J. l.. Massie, principal of the Sherwood
BAPTIST College, Ao-day assigned bis per
sonal property. amounting to S9,0oe'
for the benefit of his father. Jno- L.
Massje. Tue school will be closed.
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CHEW stallion Tobacco. best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get handsome and useful
present. adv.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-17

CHEW stallion" Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the TN
ags and get handsome and useful
present.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-17

CHEW stallion Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. save the IN
tags and get handsome and useful
present. adv.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT THAX-
TOMS.
\ Buggy Backed into by AN Engine.
Special % the limc-.l

Special to the Times.
ROANOKE. Va, September l6.-At
Thaxton 5. Saturday evening. an engine
backed on a buggy in which Capt. W.
II. Frye and his daughter. Miss Katie.
were seated. The horse vas killed. the
buggy torn TO pieces, and the occupants
dragged some distance. and rendered
insensible. They are badly bruised,
aud the young lady completely pros
trated. The engine approached in the
darkness without ringing the bell for
the crossing. as required by law. Capt.
Frye will bring suit.
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CHEW stallion Tobacco, best ten-
cent plug on the market. save the TN
tags and get a handsome and useful
preseut.-adv.
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A CARD

a -
II having come 10 my knowledge that =
meeting was advertised 10 be held Ut my Hall
Tuesday night. 1 hereby inform the pubic
that n9 oH- has rented The lInll. OF elmer
spoken for ilr same uu mat night
Ms. Han ls tor rent tO any one VINO p,'ri"r
fine same but must get my consent before
adA,rteIue l.. l.. 1iiDlI.
Proprietor 81 Jholl's Hall.
SIP H. N ,uD " bf"ah street
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Among the marriage licenses issued
in Washington yesterday, were one 10
George II. Randolph and George b.
Chavis. aud one to W. f.. Hancock and
Emma V. Hooper, all of Richmond.
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NATURAL BRIDGE llOTELS.-THE
y hotels VIII 20 kept open win music and
summer service during the months Of sep
tember and october. -pcci9l monthly rates
given. 1hc large number of tourists arriving
daily warrant this and insure continuous
social uie. The dryncss and great elevation
of the place make tone u the nrst health re-
sorts boo the country. J.F. WILSON
sci "ertpteuhenf.
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. cigarettes, made
from the brightest aud highest Iti,ed
leaf lr0wa.- adv.
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HENRICO COUNTY.

Court New.-A New Road Democratic
District Meetings.
This court was in session yesterday.
but only civil business occupied It's at
tentiOu.
DR.. John James. who had n son SUI
pervisor OF the poor. on his son au-
thority did much work among the pau
Der poor. and presented quite a good
sized bill to the Board Of Supervisors,
which they disallowed. DR.. James ap-
pealed to the County Court. and Judge
Minor continued the matter until the
next term.
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. cigarettes, made
from the brightest and highest priced
leaf grJwn.-ady.
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HISS BENTLEY'S SCHOOL
TOR GIRLS.

II.nent session w.il begin on
INI~lAN. SEPTEMBER 21Ili,
II ,u. l0 FA-I MAIN STREET.
sep I--IaAl-io oci 81
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w know that the United states Express
Company hls opened branch Offices at No.
1000 man street. Manchester, and No. ~,
elst Broad street. HirhmOnd, Va. ior sale ot
mon.N orders and reception oi cypress mat
Ter generally. =. H. BOW MA,
sci, 80 Agent.
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.xrANTrn = suORTUAND STU

w DENIS. over ole hundred now mat
tendance. GOOD POSITIONS are secured
ALL GRADUATES Remington Type
writer used. only college of Stenography IN
fneciiV and the largest ln The South. tstsb-
lsurd boa IS~H. very ensy terms made S"ni
llr prosperous. MtGllNHA tolLfbt OF
-TENOGRApHN. li3 east Main stfceet.
my26-Su Mtt3m.
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NiyERsiTY SCHOOL,

No.ll2. N0Hrn EIGHTH sihthI'
IWLNIl FOURTH SESSIONS begins
rLlIlNBER 23n. 1850.
|art.i bookstores.
lliDNAs "a. NONWOON, Principal
..tI-.u Iig. Nurth fsnth street.
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THE SPEECH

He showed up Mahone's wretched
management OF the A. NJ. and o. Rail
road, how, under his management, the
workipgmen were required to take
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ruE RICHMOND TOWEL COM-

l. pANl. ro-toiicc Box ~. 3pl, VIII iut'
nIsh Tniirt tahfncf. comb and Brush, soap.
and Clean Towel ever, day ior one doliHr
per month. Giyr ms q trial. We can please
vou, ana yuu Will nnd u more conNenicnt
than Nour pfp-enf method. anZp-Suh
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NOIlCE.-l SHALL APPLY TO
4 the B' arI OF Directors Of the klcnmond
and pansllie Railroad Company for the re-
newal Of Certificate No. id3. dated Novsm.
ber -. 1877. tor two shares Of stock tn aid
company standing In my name. the original
having beon lost OF mlsiaid. A
jy1o-l lawlm LEWIS INNER.
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NOTICE TO THE q. u. o. OF o. f.,
A GRtEliNG.

T.. q. VI. COUNCIL And LODGES OF RICH
MOND AND MANCHESTER (COIOREDl
.irs and Broihcrs-lou are requested 10
assembl, 40 Odi.Fcllows Hall, 1hird street.
between Duyal and Jackson, on WEDNE--
DAY. SEPTEMBER 18th. al 10 o'clock a. ~. Ia
nll-iress regalla, according to.yOur degrees,
20 aaarch iH line from The hall 10 The Fxposi-
tlon Grounds, where PICNIC will be had and
q COMPETITIVE DRILL wili take place be-
tween the visiting Patrlarchies for frat and
second prize, who VIII be our guests on that
occasion.
Line II Nsfch-Ogt Third street 10 Broad:
down to Smith. To- Franklin. 10 Flrh. Ia Main,
10 First. % Broad, thence ~ the Exposition
Grounds.
The public is invited TO come.
AdDissiOn--Alnlts. 23 cents: children. 10
cents.
Music all day for dancing-brass and string
band. Cone ard have "a good time.
GRAND BANQUET at night at Odd-fels
lows Hall. Admisslon-Lady and gentle
mau, l.oO.
ID. J. SCHONERs. Chairman,
\. WALKER JR., Secretary.
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TAKE NOTICE, THAT HAVE
this day appointed q. d BRAXTON my
agent 10 conduct the BAR BUSINESS at
ll6 west Broad street, In Richmond. Va. 10
buy and sell Tor cash only.
J.. McDO<OIGH.
ATGrsr %, 1850. au Ji-lw
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The application Of parties for the es-
tablishment of road between Dill 3
lane or avenue) and Edmund BOssleux :
farm was disposed of by the appoint
ment Of board Of commissioners.
whose duties are to ASSESS the damages
as required by courts and property own
er.: and then when the commissioners
shall be ready. within a reasonable
time. 10 report the amount to the
County Court.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
The Democrats of lienrico county
will assemble in the various districts OF
the county on Wednesday, September
25th.
The Democrats Of Fairfield district
will meet at Hardin's shop; of Narlna
at Township Hall; of Tuckahoe, at the
Forks of the Road: and those of Brook
land will meet at Bruins precinct.
Each of the four districts Is entitled
TO the following delegates: Fairfield
eleven IN; Narina, seven l1l; Brook
land, nine l9l: Tuckahoe, seven lD.
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1 TTENTlON LARGE BUYERS
"A AND CONSUMERS OF GROCERIES,
GENERALLY. See my stock before YOU
place your orders, as can save you money.
Fresh aud scasOnable goods IN the fancy and
staple line also received daily. country pro-
ducc and my brands OF chewing tobacco aud
cigars my own MANUFACTURED are giving en-.
tire satisfaction. \ visit on correspondence
respectfully invited.
J. 4. GATEWOOp.
Family Grocer aud Tobacco p~sisr.
set-lm lt6 east br. cad.
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If YOU WANT HARDWARE, SASH,
/ BLINDS AND DOORS. call Phone sv1.
and you can yet them delivered promptly:
CAKNEAL & DAVIS, 40. east liro"i
street. s'b-epni"
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-IAIr cF THERMOMETER.
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\xTANTED-BN \ SOCIETY OF
w toupg ladies anl gentlemen. the use
Of DOUBLE AkiOkS. with piano, In
central part Ot 'lty. for one Friday evening
ln every month I'm the 'eat, in which Z" hott
rrcrptfon.. State location and terms. Ad-
lIll.. " =. rlrn rIIIlNr NJ. IL. sci .-lt-
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NALESMEN.-WE WANT \ FEW
> lciablc men to travel and sell our goods
NO pfoyluu, experience necessary. fcrn'-
ncnf to.if IoH, SALARY .15O per day Wages
and travelling expenses in advance. 'o"ns
staple and sell ON ~ "a. Business ughi, easy,
gcnt,el. Address with stamp. ttNff-
NENIAI M-I-N 90. lInclnnnil. y.