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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05
Greene County Democrat. Watching the
Weasel.

Greene County Democrat. watching th'
Weasel.
STANARDsvILLE. GREENE Co.. VA. De
tober o. Correspondence. Elder
William +. Hail, of New York city, OF
the Disciples persuasion, preached ai
this place on the. 22d ultlmo two OF the
most powerful discourses 1t has ever
been the pleasure OF our people TO hear.
The legislative delegations from
Greene and Madison counties convened
as before noted in the TINES. at the
half. way place of the respective coun'
ties. Woiflown, and h. ) Thomas. ESD.
of this place, in splendid speech
nominating Hon. James Hay, OF Madl-
son. and he was nominated by acclama-
ton. The delegates were OF Virginia .
unrest and noblest Democrats, and they
did the wisest thing for the Democracy
of the two counties by selecting Mr..
Hay. That great party founded by JET.
ferson can never have her banner trail
with the splendid conference.-the Kin
ney. Tyler, Scott, Dunn, and Hay as
her standard bearers.
Hon. John w. Daniel, S 5. Turner
and X. I. Barton are expected here on
the 10Th instant-our regular County
Court day-to speak TO the Democracy
on the all. absorbing issues of the can
vass. We expect grand turnout from
this and adjoining counties.
Miss Lulie Payne has returned home
after an extended visit 10 friends III
Culpeper and Madison.
Mr.. ID. C.. Deane's wife ID lying crltl-
cally i'll at the residence of her father
Mr.. BAIL Haney. They have only beef
married three weeks. 1t Is universally
hoped by their neighbors and friends
and especially ty your correspondent
that she may soon recover
The Republicans are making still
hunt. but you bet they are hunting
lively. The following resolutions were
offered by DIR. Jesse Ewell, of Greene.
at the Wolft0wn convention, and unan
lmously adopted:
Whereas. we, the Democratic noml
mating convention for the counties OF
Madison and Greene, assembled at Wolf
town. do find that the public press Il
teeming with reports OF Republican dis
affection. and believing that such hon
eyed tales are likely to beget spirit OF
oyer-confidence; be 1t
Resolved. That each and every one oil
US hereby pledges himself to lend every
nerve and energy to the success of ouI
party in this campaign and relying oIlJ
on our own efforts to see to II that VIC
tory is ours and further, be 1t
Resolved, That we feel 1t our duty tC
raise our united voices to our Democratic
brethren throughout the State to war;
them not to listen to these syren songs
while the wary and treacherous foe
are forging chains to bind Us hand anC
foot. but to have living, working. say
ing faith in tho words of that grea
Virginia statesman who said "Eterna
vigience is the price Of liberty.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05

1T is comical to see how the Repub'.
caps are booming the all-America Con
gress, and claiming the credit OF 1t
when. in fact, the arrangements were
all made under the Cleveland admins
ton.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05

The last theory Of the White Chapel
murders il that Jack the Ripper" il .
woman, and that this 10 good excuss
for not having caught him or bet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05
THE MASSACHUSETTS, Democrats in nom

TIE Ma5bHCnubetts IeIIOC'"'o !" nV'n
mating Russell for Governor filled tho
occasion with the true music OF the peo'
ple's great party and proclaimed devo-
ton 10 the central idea that rules tho
issues OF to-dsy-''f0r fee raw mate
rails, and honest taxes on the neces-
sary articles OF life."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05
Clipped. cullcd and Condensed.

). c. THURsToN shot himself Thurs
day morning at Llnsdowne. Va. his
father home. He was found lying
dead in the hall with q double barreled
gun across his body. ThurstOn has
been twice discharged from the Eastern
Lunatic Asylum.
MuTOS VI ROGERS. who was an
officer in the Confederate service died
at his home, Dover. Loudoun county,
Wednesday.
A. j. TANNAHHL. q prominent cit
zen of FauQuier county, Is dead.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05

RICHMOND And DANNILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE ~Of TN
AND ~Di INV Isl.
PULLMAN sLEEpfRS ON ALL NIGH.
TRAINS
SCHEDULE rs Effect SETS NDfN 2D.
l--N
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05

Train 40. 50 connects daily 100 hft III"
FOR Chase CITY. llnrksNI iir. AMI AiNfi. iI..
ham. Henderson. ami Raleigh cOnncrfs DOLLY
Al Greensboro Tor Durham Raleigh Salon.
and " iusfOn, and all points on NniiN isf..
lima pfyl<On. ar salisbury Tor Asnrf '..r.
Hot springs. and llloIuis bon Western N.ril
CarOln,. and an Charlotte for A.. a.. AnI A.
X. X.
Train No. - connects daily - Greensboro
fOr salem. Winston. Raleigh, 1llieI'iN .aiI
Noorehead Cit,: go salisbury 'Nf AsI0liI s
Hot Springs. and an uUius Boo western
NOrth Carolina. M Charlotte Wiz iNfil0f.'t
Columbia and Augusta railroad i0r iD.nmN's
Augusta Alktu. Charleston. ~nftiINNt
Thomnsville. Ca. lachsonyiIlr sni N'.r,
Florida points. also with Carolina central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains nom the south arrive 800 h.rhmoni
5.I5 4. VI. and $3.50 T.. ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05
TRAINS NORTHwARD.

'DailY. fOaiiy except sunday.
STOPPING PLACES
Nos. n and q makes no stops. No. % stope
on siqna. az Centraiia. No. Is stops only on
signal az Chester. Ceutralia and Manchester.
Nos. Is and rs stop on signal M oil stations.
Nos o. l a. g. 81. 81. -. ano 80 will stop st all
stations for g-ssclstis.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "A ana q sleeping cara {,
tween Kew YORK end Tampa, / Ia, via Jacl
sonyillel. On Trains Nos. a., and "a sieep
cars between Washln ston and Charles
On Train No. - sleeping-cars between
Nov orS and Jacksonville. On Train No.
~ s'ccping-car3 between Washington and
savannah.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Richmond. 'e40s Norfolk. leo pm
Richmond. -stOpU. Norfolk. lOSl pn
Norfolk. 'sel an. Richmond. ll:i0 pm.
Norfolk. 800 pm. Richmond. 800 pm.
These trains also make close connections
Tor karnylle. LynCholrg, AMI sout1
western points. aud all stations on the Norfo1
and Western railroad.
r. n. suLLY.
Superintendent.
z. 4. b. MYERS,
General superintendent
TN. EnsRsOH. General Passenger Ascent.
Sol HAAS Traffic Manager. SAG -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05
fvEsr INSTRUMENTATION
>IrAuSisIIs
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
pANN.
FOR NEW YORK..

steamers leave Richmond u.s. Lll ll t--
DAY and FRIDAY uf ID d. d Nt.Ii sI
a. ono D. VI frIufN sHili.N iM
Steamers beage Sew ) DfA ivf il'lmuui
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAIL d 40 -
mp NJ. arriving in Richmond MONDAY nnt
FRIDAY mornings
Passenger "a 'clmmoiutI uh-iff iN'' I'd.
Cabin fare fo Sow York. f|t james
river route pnCludins meals tNi
Round tho urkcf-. limited iu iliN
DAYS after dait ~ issue ID 40
~feerage with subsistence N Np
Sfeernge, without subsistence l go
railroad ...'....''....' lO 80
Cabin fare VIA Richmond MNi ittci'-
burg lliIlfuhNs ........ i' ~
Tcket- can he obtained Hf a 70. iit DEP ss
1000 Vain street CntsaI cake unl ohio inu
lasAmopd and Petersburg i'pui' hui nl
eomoIuv'- offices. 1871 Nlll street ANA
wharf Rockets
rrights forwarded and through u'ils oi i'i-
INK Issued for points beyond N'w DIX
Freight received daily until b.. b.
Passengers leaving Richmond oh Ni.n-
pAY-.TTtSDAl -,WEDN E-DAr Sill L RS
DAYS. and SATURDAY, ny the Chesapeake
and ohio railway lyit Newport News az r. 20
A. NJ and B l.. NJ. by edmond anu i't'f~.
burg railroad SANE day and $40 A. N. VIII
make connection AL NORFOLK wish steamer
leaving those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Main street sul
ply 1871 company Wharf Rockets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05


JAMES RIVER by DANIIsHT
GREAT TOURIST ltNl.
JAMESTOWN. DUTCH GAP. AID WAR
SUES itA
CHEAII. . fllII
RATES LES THAN HALF CHARGED bf
RAIL Inns.
EiN~I-cLA~~ MEALS.
ILc elegant and last steamer
ARIEL
carrying uifed ~ti O., mail,
CAPTAIN lrlN
leaves iNthmo tAr.y
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ANntNlDAY AI
"a. VI. f~ittEI-CAR~ tNNNtclIN d. .h
TIME Tor abONt-ntWtd places. ArrNll. -
Norfolk about $50 4. u. Returning TIE
steamer leaves Norfo h. odd Point ana New-
mort News on alternate days. arriving 30
kichmona about 5:jO O.. NJ.
Through ticket, 90 above named points 0n
sale on steamer aud at Gar ei, Agency, so.
1000 Nam street Baggage checked tHf. usn.
sTArE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freisht received daily Tor Norfolk. poff.-
mouth, smithneid. Hampton. Dil Point +,
waVerly and Hicksford. Va. Washington
d. e.: Newherne, Washington aud lNfnNfu.
y. C.: all stations on Atlantic and iansilie
Railroad, Seaboard and Roanoke huilfoad.
Norfolk Southern Railroad and Eastern
North Carolina generally, ui~o. Tor asteih
shore 20 Virginia and all reguiHr landing, on
the James riyer no LOW >r RATE. and
through bills issued
IUCIEN n. lAl ". Vice President,
No. ill- Main street aud kockcll.
IRWIN WEIstGEn. Freight and Passenger
Agent my4V-lt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05
COM.
CONNECTI0Ns

CONNECTIONS
Al OLD POINT. NORFOLK. closely With
an lines for baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York same afternoon. also - Norfolk
Tor Eastern NOffh 1nfolinA ami tne south
Al NEWPORT NEWS Tor Hampton ANA
Smlthneld. Va
And AZ CLAtfMONi with tlo Atlantic
and Dsnyille Railroad 'or Wafcriy. Hicks
ford sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-10

s. .s:gtzxaqG.rIx 3azEsEg,
THURSDAY Evening JANuARY 50.
wouAx's FIGHT w11z wlLDcATs.-

WouAs's FIGHT W1TE WlLDcATs.-
On q farm ter miles west Of Mandan, De-
koss, lives Charles Csspesdone With bis
fsHily, consisting OF & wife and two little
boys. On Saturday Mr. Csspesdone cane
70 NandsD to seliec stock. On Sunday
at midnight the chicken roost US VISITED
By wildcats. When Mrs Casperdone heard
the noise she grasped an axe and sallied
forth. Rushing in Ct the door Of the hens
nery she encountered a wildcat, which
spraug ct her, catching oue Of its claws In
her left ega, decorating it terribly. Push.
Ing il away, she struck it blow which rem
dered 1t nrconscions Another of the cats
spraug at her, seie}pg The calf Of her right
leg and cutting il Severely With his teeth.
Nrs. Casperdope aimed blow 81 he beast,
which missed, but the animal became
frightened and ran into The woods. The
third cat, which had been cfouching IN
corner, then sprang upon lha. plucky little
woman, gettiug its teeth ectaogied In her
clothing aud tearing il sImost from her
body. She succeeded IN pu7hine the ami
mai from her, and a. II spraDs ct ntr
saroat the secood time dealt it blow which
killed Is. Mrs Casperjone lei Is FAINT.
and was found there by Deiga Dor, who hsd
been summoned oy one u The boys. she 10
sill suffsriug tom der wounds, but Will re-
cover uDiefs 5iaod poisoning eets 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-10
The Alexandra Gazette.

The GAzsTTE, chrome oaic.lly, "a "a ete
uNrr1srH year Of is sxistence an1 l. ut
saly the oldez, psper II The 5tste, but, VII
Very few exceptions, ir tue country No
v,thstsndiug the fuilDeea OF IT. years, IL bes
kept, AID will oontlnueco keep abreast OF tbs
tiugs IN ali that pestsips 20 Hesos paper,
furnishing lis readers daily with psrfec'
minor Of passing events, domestic aud for
eisp. Its facilities for Obtaining news az
they increase are taken advantage OF ano
ssed for the bsneAt Of its readers, who are
snus kept thoroughly posted as to all that Is
Of irttsest politically, socially, financially
and commercially. Special attention
given 10 matters concerning the State aad
Its Welfare. while its local columns contain
sli that fs OF the slightest interest to Alex
sndra. Its regular correspondence from
Washington and Richmond ere features o.
nscnisY interest, as attested by to- sag' =
asss With which they ara read and copied
5y other pApsrs, while te editorial depart
sasnt. ceponoted With reference TO the be7
interests Of the city, State and country, viii
eont,nus e advocate what is believed to De
ashe,- Just, hoasst and patriotic With q
view to tho Interests Of merchants farm
an, and all interested, it's commercial COL
smnu arc carefully edited and It's market
reports are Acknowledged by ell 70 Dc feiih-
fail and accurate. Through ali This sec'ior
of tie State and u all parts OF the connr,
vhs.e Yirginians have located, here viii
Che GAZETTE generally be found, and thus
% An advertising medium it hss few equals
outvide the large cities. Il the household,
Duating room and Workshop it ia al ever
welcome visitor, acceptable alike to old sud
yoana. the grave and the gay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-10
TaRIF2 Z 20.
JU6PFTELp Z HAIL,
RUG alsT

Corner Prince and Fairfa- ssSsss.
Inscriptions specially. English, P-eneh,
German and Domestic Toilet Soaps; Genuine
Farms Cologne; Msgnolis, Hedyosrnia, Geraniun
and Florida Water Genuine Lubins RItracts;
spougss, Hair Brushes and Combs; best English
Tooth Brushes; full assortment Of Paton. Ned.
eine, CoIe's Gelatine, Corn Starch Sea Mesa Fe.
rine; spices Of an kinds sc6 select stock Of al
artioea sold by druggists at prices IS low ea The
earne quality can be obtained clsowhefe. dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-10
ADVICE 10 MOTHERS.

h-s. WINsLOW's SOOTHING sYRUP, ior
children teethnG ia the prescription Of ore OF the
beat female urses and physicians in the United
stst4s and hss been used for forty vars With
never.isil,ng SUCCESS by millions OF nothera fo1
their ehildreo. Dusirg TIE pEocess OF teetning
its vslue is irc.lcuis5ie Il relieves the child
ron pain cures dys=nteig snd disr-n9a, gripping
In the bowels and win9-colic. b giving health
20 the child /, 1esis the mother. Price 70 cents 8
hnSt)e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-10
DIRECTORY
-oR TER--
PRINCIPAL Business Houses Of The City

banks
ezrke & Herbert cor. King and Fairfsx st-ee
Ntiysns' National Bank. n. ". cor. Prince AZ
&Ge streets. -
Books, stationary and Printing
a.E. French, 50 ging street.,
az Dyson, sos King street.
China, Glassware, 30.
RI. Miller, Son & Co., IS King street.
Confeeuoasrs.
Henry Brengle, 100 King street,
DRY Goods and Notions
T. Ejehberg Co., cor King and Royal ats
A B. slsymakeI, 100 King street
]. z. Tackett, 100 King street.
Drugs and Chemicals.
VT. Creighton & Co, n. q. cor. Kics "a
8. Lesdbeatar Bro. 5 Fairfsx streo'
Rrosdus & Smith, cor. King and Fairfax strcets.
I'D. q. Lunt, L. g cor. King and WashirgS'
streets. r-,,..
'O WsysoId ball. cor. Prince snd Fsirfaz stree
6recsra enc Liquor Dsa!arn
&c. Nilburn, II Z. Royal street.:
Charles King s Son, 81 Cameron street.
Harlow Bro, Z. W. cor. Royai and 'afaerV
v. L. Johnson, 2. q. cor. Royal and CalneFr
g. HcBurney & Son, n. cor. King and VS.
Wm Ramsay, cor King AID st. Aaspb se'ee
Hardware and cRtlsrv.
1T. Creighton q sou, 50 King street
z 2 Peais co., King and Pitt streets
jeHellsrs
q, Wilot, 10 Il. Eoysi street
LampsE, Sc.
Porry, snoOt 6 Co., No. Is corner Cameron and
Vooinb q. D. snoOt, 81 north Union St
HschlnIaIs
A.s. Moore. es Union street.
Wcou ana CsA
". a. sE1oot q Co. foo: OF Princess st
j. 3 III Norman, 100, vi Qa,e i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-10
THE FORJIM.

The Forum is uon -h!y rsv..w, ever! auAb Der
OF w ch con;=ins eleven origiD,l 2ays on be
mo-t important serious topics The ZINE bv Toe
bee: writers OF bosh henisherse Is c5ntri5at -
turing tho last two yetrs included more than 200
writer's. "A list Of them will be GENT 90 sd
dreas on sDplicetion.) Among them arc Arch
deacon F. ". FarIsr President Jc.ius 4 See!ye,
Professor JOHN Tynd.ll Justice T. II. Cooley,
Professor Emile dc aveleJa, PRECEDENT FIsEcio
L. Patten, Andrew D. White, Edward Atkirson,
Senator George 2. Edmunds, Ksjor J. ". Powell,
Presdsn. Francis A Walker, W. II Msliocf.
President Timothy Dwight, ". S. Lilly, Professor
Frederic II. Hedge, Charies Dsdicy Warner, Bah
op z. D. Eun.in Eton, Geo. II. Casle.
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Tho New York HU-sl& says ofit The ForuEa has
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THE Forum h.s taken the foremost place in pub
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ant subjects honestly, impaytially, and at the
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Cir Sum
lux
1889
And for The Democracy.

TIE eCE believes thst the campaign FOR the
election Of E democratic Congress in $3.50 ard 8
democratic President in 1S9z snouid begin on or
about the fourth Of neZt march. TIE Sun viii
be on hand at the beginning and until the end of
the most interesting and important political con-
fict since the war, doing rs Lcnest utmost, as
ever, To secnro the triumph OF toe democratic par
ty and the parnisnent supremacy Of tto princi
pies held by Jefferson. Jackson ana Tilden.
Tho great fact Of the year Is the return to sbso-
lutte poger OF tie common enemy of all good
democrats-tho political organization for whose
overthrow TIE sUy fought at toe irons for AZ
teen cara, the memorable yesIs If Grant and the
Fraud Hayes, and Gxsf Id sn3 Arthur
IT 5 the same Cd enemy that democratic now
ronfroDt ard ne vii b. q Teuchei Il tie SINE
strong p,s.tier. IL has be,I CT. ic, eHre BY
brave and hopeful sGtting. D you not believe
with TIE UN tnzs ire edil can 20 do7s s2a Z I?
Wait and sec!
The hope OF the democracy is in tic loyal eff
!or;s o. united lress en- risbilg 10 memories Of
past fecenc siD noH-1s.eE;ial- oTgst I'll very
thIa but the lessons o. experience sui that vic
tory duty
frob.bly YOU knox THE SUI already as a. ers-
paper VII CD gets II me news aid pri I II IN H.
com parehIy intcregtnc spe; which chrrpi es
facts % u .ceus AID te!is the iirth aboGs msn
ahd event win ALSO + arisssne5s. nIaKiug ne
conpe,est sa6'Inost eut rtalning JoDrHsl PUB is1-
= anywhere oH nth aod which sells .i,.-
ions oniy 10 lis s1D-crbers aud pufchs ers a Two
cents cop7-oa Suud. ys flu cents Ii you 20
hot know JEg SUE send FOR i sad learn VIVA.
wonderful fhing 1t is TO be III he sunshine
Daily, per month";. ,-.....'SU %
Daily, per year Observation-Disclosures. co
Sunday per year 90
Dsily ard Suncsy, per year................., 5 90
Daily and sunday, per month .........,........ 20
Weekly sun, ono year OQ
Address I'll 9 SUE. hcW York.
DLATED CALL BELL, Tea Bells Plated Tee
4 aud Table Spoons aud Fofss, Plated Nut
Cracks and Nut Picks, Childrons knives aad
Forks, Banks; alec great variety of Club and
other Skates, which ne propose 80 sell at very
Moderate prices during the holidays. Call aad
examine at 328 King Btrest, corner Of Royal
deS17 J. 7. CREIGHTON q son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-10
The Rochester" Lamp

The Rochester" Lamp
styles. 20 RECOMMENDATION we refer you 10 the
prominent rDeIchants ih1 city whc are uir (
the Rochester III the place OF gas Do be per.
susded 10 bay chespeE isup sad 10 be just as
COCO y VI take tits thoroughly tested one which
gusIantees perfect SIT sisct'"n oooooo 500 IN
d.o,5 E j. MILLER & SON.
gThKDWA5E AND CUTLERY At SIS KING
I'll STREET CO&NER OF HJYAL.
We lave received our IMPLY .. goods for the
sosson, embracing genera. &ssortuent rs 10 style
and quality, wh:ch Ne propose 10 sell st very low
prices, and invite cali from 81 in vsnt Csue
cd ereai@e tho good, We have on hand supply
of Table Cutlery, spoons and other GOODS IN the
bousekeepers' line, which we are selling at ro-
ducsd prices, wholesale and retail.
ncts J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-06-15
THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM HAS
BEEN ADOPTED FOR THE
FOURTH OF JULY.

In the evening there will be display
of fireworks, and dance. The following
committees have been appointed:
Thos. Allphin, captain of the plug
uglies.
Arthur Drinkwater and Walter Nc
Kenzie, captains of tug of war.
John Prentice, Archie White and
VIM. Chambers, judges of babies.
DR.. Watt, Martin Gender, Thos. Mum
roe, Thos. Savage and J. NJ. Hill, COM
mittee on sports.
'Ras. Bryant, W. B. Stephenson, W.
D. Henry, E. E. Ellsworth and VIM.
Buckley, committee on general arrange
ments.
ALI. Windus, Martin Kaylor and Chas.
Olmsted, committee on music.
NJ F. Spencer, Chas. Fariss and Thos'
Neil, committee on finance.
DR.. Webb, Arthur Drinkwater and j.
NJ. Hill, committee on fireworks.
DR.. Webb, president, and R. tanning,
marshal of the day.
The committee men are requested to
meet next Monday evening for the pur-
pose Of making necessary arrangements,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-06-15
BUYERS & SELLERS

Subscribe for the HERALD, $500 per
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New line of jewelry at White &
Jackson's. 22tf
Cedar posts by the arm-load or car
load, for sale by Hunt & Buckley. 16tf
Don't buy header before seeing
those at the Agricultural hall" J. NJ.
PRICE, Pullman.
New line of parasols received at Dow
nen & Miller's, to be sold at so per cent.
below retail price. 1w
We will sell watches and jewelry at
10 per cent. below cost for the next 80
days. FARIss Bros. 16tf
The Advance thresher will take the
lead for 1882 See one before you buy,
at J. NJ. PRICES agricultural hall.
Come and see our organs (the best
standard makes J, which we will sell you
for from 800 to 1925, and warrant them.
PHILLIPS & MACARTHUR,
33tf Pullman Washington.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-06-15

THE W. G. T. U. ENTERTAINMENT
Last week drew out one of the largest
audiences that ever assembled in the
opera-house. In fact, the ladies had not
anticipated such rush, and the ice
cream gave out before all could be
served. Music was furnished in solos,
trios and quartetts by Mesdames Wal
lace and Sargent, the Misses Grace
Phillips and Cora Mason, and Messrs.
Spencer and Sargent. The tableaux
passed off very nicely, Mrs. Sargent ap-
pearing as Freedom" Mr.. Allen as
the sculptor, Miss Crockett as "War,"
Miss Harris as Speculation" Miss
Mason as Fashion" and Mr.. Allphin
as Emancipation" The ladies netted
quite handsome sum from the proceeds,
and only regret that they were not bet
ter prepared to meet the big demand for
cream and berries.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-06-15

Moscow VS.. PULLMAN.-The Moscow
nine failed to show up in Pullman
last Sunday, as announced, to engage
our boys in return game. The Idaho
gentlemen had recently engaged the
Genesee club, and telephoned the Pull
NANTES that they were too much used
up to play here on the day agreed upon.
They will be here tomorrow, however,
when good game may be expected.
The visitors will be handsomely enter
tanned by our home club; that's the way
Pullman always does things. P. s.
Since the above was written we under
stand that the Moscow nine has again
backed out of the game.