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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
A Patriotic Democrat.

There il man in the almshouse upon
whom an operation was 10 have been per-
formed last week, and which would have
confined him Ia his bed for about six weeks.
Being good Democrat and recognizing the
value Of his vote. he asked the doctors TO
postpone the operation until after the cleo
lion. This they agreed 10, aud the man Will
cast his ballot for Mckinney ON election
luN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

White China Tooth-Brusn Holders. &c
Paris white China Cream Pitchers' -
White China soup Plates fc
Small Tea Plates. 2c.
White China leapOis, zoe.
China soup Bowls. DC. -.
Handsome Decorated China Chamber SCI
10 pieces. 81 20.
White China Meat Dishes. &c.
China Bread Plates, 2cc.
Beautiful White China Tea SETS. % pieces -
Fancy Decorated cream pitchers, Soe'
Glass cake Stands, l9c.
Glass Table Set. pieces. 2oc,
Fancy shaped Glass Cake Plates, NC
Water Tumblers, Be.
Glass NOlaSseS Pitchers, >lckel Top, l''.
Frosted Glass Cream Pitchers. sc.
Engraved Glass Docanters, 2lc.
Cut Glass Teddy Glasses. Zoe. Dozen
Coffee and Tea Cans Zoe
Block Tin Pie Plates, PC.
Four-Quart Coffee Boilers. l"c.
One-oiiart Coffee Boilers. DC.
Iron pOkers. wooden handles, Dc.
Meat Saws, lOc.
Egg Whips. PC.
Cake Cutters. DC.
Mncing Knives. Toe.
Nutmeg Gratcrs. PC.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
1. %. Good Templar-.

The installation of officers of sidney Lodge,
|. q. Good Templars, took place Friday
night at Belyiderc Hall. Quite Il large
number Of members were present. Several
limitations and propositions for membership
were disposed of. Speeches and recitation-
from visitors and members Were very in
teresting. The reports of officers, which
were made, showed that the lodge was in a
iiourishing condition. both rs to members
and finance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
Chances Mnde hy thc hIecloraI nnnrd

The Electoral Board Of Richmond. com.
posed of Colonel W. Al. Palmer. and Messr-
Il. TAYLOR Pcmbcrton. ana W. J. NestwOOd.
met yesterday at O'Clock in the IIu>ting.
Court clerks Office. The following change
were made 10y the board:
". Fred Peasants was appointed Judge
Of election in place of j. L. Tompkins al
the second precinct of Monroe ward.
W. L. Berry was appointed Judge at first
precinct of Monroe in place Of Il. II. llamil-
ton
Il. W. Russell was appointed commits
,ioner Of election in place Of Peter llottis,
resigned.
James II. Goddin was appointed Judge
in place Of }. j. Cannon for the second pre-
cinct of Marshall ward.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

To Subscriber, Richmond Telephone IN
change.
Please note the following additions 20 our
ii-f of subscribers.
li3. T.. AMI -. T.. f.. Co.. Col. Talcott's Of
iro.
49,. Todd y Justice.
1D. r. .. Workman a Go.
4Oi. Mrs. VI. Il. ttIiin
13i. 10th a GotcrnatOr.
500. lnNlorA Gilmore.
e1f. iOWhaiau ,iuD-ruOm.
81. &. II. llagan.
S-,. T.. Pagan co.
80. Bell Maurl * Go.
2j.. Manchester oil aud Iaiutl0
Il. T.. MR.I Assistant Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
fISERAI'>OTICE.

The funeral services OF EARNEST L. EPPS.
the three-year-Old son of Mr. ". +. Epps,
will take place this evening at $3.50, at oak
wood Cemetery.
Friends and acquaintances Of the family
are invited - attend.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
BOOKS.

Here can be found all the leading classical
works. All the fashionable novels OF the DAY
and. In fact. all the writings that are consul
cred "quite the things. ,,..,..,,.
Handy volume Of shakespeare, vs. N.l !ii ~.
In neat case. cloth and gu nlnnilF' ~ - -,
III. regular price 500. This is indeed an
offer to be appreciated by all lovers 81 Shake
George FIiott's works. complete In VOL =
umes. handsomely bound, s3.Jo' cheap III
$3.50. $50,
r, p. Roe's works, new edition 9sc. VOL
.Ken Hur.r the celebrated novel Of Lew
Wallace, Sis. sold elsewhere at 81 %.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

white servant girls a. desired free Of charge.
I'm a letter 10 MavOr Ellyson Sister Beatrice
Of the Guild Ot il entirely unseciarlan)
.avs: 1--WE will furnish YOU all the servants
Won want. We will investigate their refer
onccs, see that they are responsibi.
and honest and see that the lami-
lies SECURING this help are satisfied
with them. also that they throw no renee,
ton on us after they are employed. ! VIII
attend 10 your demands ana not charec !""
a cent of money. You pay the servants cN-
pcnses 10 your place then deduct from her
wages so much until she pays you what 1t
costs for transportation.
OTHER LETTERS.
Mayor Ellyson has also received letters
from other sources. one from young
Protestant ur. Ella scott, Of 60 Boston
street. Newark. y. j.. WhOapplies fora place
a. nurse. Mary Il. Waterman. Of 2li south
Union street. Grand Rapids. Mich. .saNs she
is thirtv-two Years old: has completed her
second wear in the medical department Of the
state University of Michigan, and has had
eight months experience ~ hospital
nurse. and has nursed the sick since she
was fourteen. Al. Fogg ~ Co.. Of 6rand
Rapid-. Mich. write to say that they can
furnish white help if desired.
80 il is fair ~ presume that Richmond
can yet all the white servants she wants u
she will let the O'er-crowdcd Metropolitan
cities know il. Many girl IN New York
would he only too willing 10 change her lot
and come south is house-sersant or nurse.
Election News.
Thc "Timcs'' 'cW hare n pTirofc 'rirc
~ fhc office on TpcSdoy night, iH or'Icr 10
get me Rcrs frsf, AMI rdt dispioy the re-
Turns crc,y minute. as the bUiict'Ds ar
rirc. on q canr0sA II 'front.' u nc o1cc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

GRIFFIN DIED. al the Vale Orphan Asv-
lum saturday atlefiiooh, DEAN ''srriN
aged six yelr- and tx months.
rhe funeral viii lake place TINS = uniay
eve, ing M 4 O'Clock rienis oi the lnstitu-
lion are invited To attend.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
NOT HIS DAUGHTER.
The Alleged Belle Brown Proves to lie
Barbara Cradle.

ON the 10th of October handsome young
girl named Belle Brown disappeared from
her home in Washington. All sorts of ru-
NOR, have since been eNtant as 10 her
whereabouts. and il was thought until YES
ierday that she had been traced to Rich
mond. Last Thursday girl came here who
WAS thought o. the missing one. Police
man Hall kept "a watch on hcr,and Mr.Brown.
Who is prominent man in Washington.
was notified. Yesterday he came here, aud
was taken 10 a house in Locust alley and
the suspected girl was shown him, but ne
said she was not his daughter. MY child il
am upright, Christian girL" he added, and
I guess she is either at THE bottom of the
Potomac on in "A convent
II has been since learned that the girl
thought 90 be Belle Brown is one Barbara
Cradle, of Elizabeth City. y. c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
Election NeMs.

The "I,mes" pW haze a prirate wirc
% me odice on Tpcsdoy night, IN o,de,'
10 get The nsTs .G,si, and ,cW d,spfay me
returns ercrg minute, as tie bulletins a.
rice, on q eaacoss IN front Of the office.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
Iieciinn NaMs

The "Tine'" rW horc q prirote rirc
10 me oDice on Tacsday night, ~ or,icr 10
get M, @cws frSf. and wW dispidy the kc-
turns crerg minute, as the bulletins dr.
rirc. 0A . cancaNs b. front u fhc onicc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.


The following suits were instituted ia the
Circuit Court room Yesterday.
Aaron BOochman against David llarield.
Damages $500.
Charles y. Crouch against the city OF
Richmond. Damage $1,000. No declara-
ton filed.
j. g.. Brill Company against the Rich
momd Mon Passenger Railway Company
Damages Si.JNO. This suit Is for money
owed the Brill Company for cars, Nc.
The IdmOnd,on Railway Gate Company
AGAINST T.. {. saunders. Damages $50.
the Edm0nd-0n Railway Gate company
AGAINST j. B. HUI. Damages $50.
The Edm0nd,on Railway Gate Company
against Sol. Cutchn.. Damages 500.
The Edmondson Railway against John
B. Cary. Damages $50.
The EdmondS0n Railway Gate tompan,
AGAINST J.. W. johnson. Damages 500.
Edmnn-on HALLWAY Gate Company against
r. vs.. Porter. Damage $50.
Edmonson Gate Railway Company against
~. p. Iin~cy. Damagosi $50.
The Suits instituted By the Edmonson
Railway Gate Company mentioned above,
are intended 10 compel tbe defendants &"
Da, for stock subscribed 0n the oth day oi
last AUGUST. llcssrs. jackson and fcndle-
tom are the plaintiffs attorneys.
n. VI. smith a Co. against II. !. Farms
worth. Damages $500.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
% cOrNTN COIRr.
Elcction News.

THE fumes" rdl hare q pricatc ,circ
20 me Office oH Tuesday night, IN order 10
get the ac,rS mist, and ,ciH dispioy Tire re-
turns ercry minute, as the bulletins ar
llrc. Oh q canrass n front 81 me oMcc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
,JEWELRY

Comes here as nowhere else but In q Jew
elrv house-Only the prices vary. All inc
finest of Solid Gold Jewclry are initiated ih
The lo,gcr-class goods. The prices are guido
To- every value. solid Gold here too-gpid
means gold--Rings. Pins. ard other Jewels,
with Rubies, Diamonds, Pearl, etc. settings
I'm solid Gold. 49,
Pretty little LOvcknOt Rings, solid gold fJc'
Fanc, Chain-iace Pins 29c.
Beautiful Sei-Rings-any kind Of stone you
may wish-ffOm zoe. mp.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

The November term Of the Hastings Court
begins tomorrow. The grand Jurors are as
follows: Me-sr-. W. {. Camp. Isaac Lich-
enstein. Meyer Heller. John II. Montague,
Peyton Wise, Thaddeus Foster, W. 5.
Archer, William b. Lyons (colored), V. A
ta1rfar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
EASEMENT.

uorsrfloLD GOODS OF EVERY DEscRIP-
rfoN.-rhe smallest article that serves 10
relieve the Housewives want ana expense.
-snyi.,, Is 10 be found In this world of house
hold goods. This week an unparalle. ed cut
Ina the prices on Glass and China.
,ne lOi white China Cups and SauceIs' 3Oc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
Marriage l.icen.es

Marriage licenses We're yesterday issued
10 W. 4. babney and Mary X. French. and
Van Washington and Virginia Green tcol-
Ored).
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

The "Timcs" rW hare pricgfc rirc
10 he oGice T0csdog Hight in oricr n
get the acrs ffsi, and wHi dispiay hc re-
turns cvcrg minute, as the bulletins a.
L-irc. ON u cuArnAA in LLnMl N Lhc Office.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

NOTICE-THE FIRST WEEKLY IT, ~
~ STAlIMt>r Of dues ON shatss \,
CIiIZtNs' BUILDING ASsoCiA,ivvSf
:. VIII he paid In on TUESDAY ~ ''inon'.
NONs NIB X 5rH. nj $50 o'ei"eA 4, ~ III
lsll. seventeenth AID Main site.s'. -. IN
per ons who rave paid thrli rn'''',,',J
Ny order of ,.,...,.,, resident.
CHAIR H. A.ScnNtpf. -eciet"t''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
NEWSPA]

in-inch All Wool Checks. 4ic.
1925 i2.inch Partisan Novelty stripes aho
Piaids now Csc.
Regular 81 Broadcloths, I'm six different
shades. IL yards wide. CSC.
5O-inch Checked Ladies' Cloth, 3Sc.
striped and Plaid Cloths at 16c. and l9c.'
reduced from 25c. and SOC.
Outing Cloths. Persian effects. l2Ec.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
ladies' Jerseys, Ribbed Vests, 19c., worth
.}9c.
81. so Camel Hair Vests, Slip.
ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, sl.lS. would be
cheap at s1.50.
our si25 Ladies' Knit Pants md Vest now
Sspc.
Cotton Flannel Vests. i2c.. worth Doc.
A complete and assorted line OF Meiicated
Underwear AT p per cent. OF the usual
price,
Children's Vests &C.. regular price 15c. small
rise IN price on sizes.
Childrcn's Crochet Vests PC.
Chiidren's French Flannel Wrappers, all col
Ors, 3Jc.. regular price sl.25,
81 30 Children's Wrappers now Sl.Zl
Full assortment Of French Embroidered On
derwcer.
Childrens Balmofal skirts 21c., worth ooc.
: Oh Ladies' HalmOral skirts now 81.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
STAMPING.

Torce assortment OF Bracelcts from DOC. up-
wards. and metal tipped side-combs as low
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

stove Polish. It.. block
Blueinc. 1c. box.
Mucilacc. , bottles for 80.
The Patent Bread loasicr. -e.
Clothes Brushes. 100.
Rosley's famous Rubber Weather -fr n. |..f
the thing 20 keep ont ihc nrplea..
SC. q foot.
\ nice hair Shoe Brush. a.
ClOfhe Lines. &C.
5Cc. Table lamps, 3lc.
our Picture and Picture Franc Gallery
should not bc forgotten. llcfo1 oncIn f.l
all the leading historical AMI ro,rnI r..
lures in OH paints. ctch.ugs anl rn'0r.
small and handsome rI lnitfn .rI
Landscapes. 3d.
Frames. an styles and ail sizes aii Irr..
Looking Glasses. niso. from the smallest
Hand Glass 90 the finest u0gio.r Mn.
can Dec found boa the basement.
We drop anchor at thc margin. An n..HN
still TO sail over. You have fl do ID. i..f.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
\ revolution in Pumping Machinery. -

\ Revolution In Pumping Machinery -
Mr.. Thomas g.. ~ydnOr. of this city. who
il themauagerof the pumpand watersupply
department connected with he-srS. smith
and Courtney business. ha, recently I'M
vented new principle hydraulic pumping
on-ino. which viii Dee manufactured in va
ri0u, sizes. By the use of thi, engine water
cam Doe forced long distances inl large puanti-
Ties with comparatively little power cN-
pended
THE invention consist, OF hydraulic
pump for either hand cor power by which a
column of Waicror OH may Dee forced through
% small pipe t0 the engine. which ~ placed
at source OF water supply. and which may
also ho submerged. 4 line Of larger
pipe is then run from engine 10
point of delivery. By simple device the
engine is entirely automatic Ia all Of liz
operations and requires no lubricatins.
Tie condensation Of steam Boy placing
steam pumps 40 long distances from boilers
JOB mines. deep wells. ai foot of hills. etc.. Is
entirely overcome. aud the wear and tear
lu gearing boo connecting zap power or gear
cd pump, is reduced % a minimum.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

This house is sunlight that spreads it's
RAYS over miles Of territory that was never
reached before by Richmond merchants
The stock Of every kind of ware that IS ex-
hibited here--the telling prices marked on each
and everv article--entirely reverse the hereto
fore mode of retail business in the South.
No visit to this house, whether you buy or
not. but what is marked with instruction and
pecuniary benefit
READ OF THE ppxCEs--A FEW OF THE THOUSANDS
ASA@~~~ - $1,000 DID
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

A SPLENDID FARM FOR SAIL
~ OBJ ..
II INCHANGE Fox tlll ih'i

WALNUT GROVE situated ln iNf NII
norton or Spotsvlyauin county. cDuiaI ~,
acres-f-O cleared. nIitucr DO
growth: well wufrtcd. the best WN'' .t
IA the county. containing eight rooms
nails and pofcncs. coNeici win 300. .fl
be- desired ou "a lrst lass farm. $500
bred a Il flnv thousand pounds ni I'''
cut on the farm fhi. "a uinel hNN '
being iaicd on the place. thui'n tN
Office within one mile, nnn go 0,-.
mill within half "a mile. The ifinI
mace "a branch 81 the Chesapeake Nhi
Hallway and the Fredericksburg ahl
Courthouse liallfo1d 10th seven
from the farm. Dor further iuioiiin.
on OF address hN g. ~'.iI
ocI3 1873 Broad street hichmuN'. 3D.
TOR SALE-ONE WATER Nvl""
Il Cheap. sold lOr want of nee. h..|
M lfNfS Cnice.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

r HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
j. ~. COOK my Agent = eondn.'
saloon Business at the corner OF hisn'' ''
Broad streets Opera House. % buy anu '''
for cash only.
RDpEgr HllLj A
..p ~.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

There is no more need Of sending to other
o;+;os for the LATEST, BEST, or cheapest.
Everything finds home mere III quan'lty and
17a,etv in prices and qualities that the citizens
Of Richmond can be proud OF.
All former efforts are eclipsed by what you
will see at the house this week.
The New Millinery Window, the design of
which comes from Modesto of Paris, must be
seen by you
It presents a simple and faint idea Of the
advanced pitch of the department.
Or von--No ADEQUATE IDEA CAN BE FORMED BY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

.have this day appointed NJ. cANfhh'''
my agent "a buy aud sell icr cash
oc3l-l1t -.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
10 BE HAD IN NEW YORK.

Since the agitation Of this servant girl
question the attention Of II. Stephens
Guild, ~ west Fourteenth street. has been
called 10 the subject. and the ladies In
charge have offered TO supply rs many
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

IL think that Shakespeare Caldwell died
In this city. am certain of one fact, that
if he did not die here he certainly did not
live more than week amer his last visit
The papers at the time were talking about
his approaching end aud his serious Illness
while he was here was written about
"What do yon suppose he was worth az
the TIME OF his death y
.Iie had plenty, three or four millions.
a al he len Il all 10 the two daughters.
Some New York lawyer had the manage
menf OF the estate. and the old man had an
eye 70 just such possible combiudery as
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
ImE LApIrs WANT TnEM.

The ladies Of Richmond would be only too
glad TO have white help, for the negroes.
with the possible exception Of some few old
"mammies," who have been in the families
since before The war. are utterly incapable
and unreliable. And the education the
negro girls are receiving in the schools tend
10 prOportiOnately unit them for the only
calling they can practice here
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

OUR MAN-ABCUT-TOWN HEARS
VERBAL HISTORY,

In which Miss cwcndoiine 'aldwci 'ah
read Something of Herself and Family
Prince Murat's Nativity Istablishcd-
ot,cr Council cminiscen.cs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

Judge waddilI took an appeal 10 the I'll
preme Court Of Appeals.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-08-02
sTRAsBURo ITEMS.

Mr.. John Rynex aud wife, Of Washing
ton, are visiting friends and relatives In
this place.
Mr.. Darius Finley, of Missouri, former
ly a native OF this town, Is here at present
visiting his friends.
Mr.. X. p. Leetch, the boss painter oftle
Valley, is at this time doing some hne or
nameDtal painting in this place.
The many friends Of Mrs. Lizzie Hurn
will he sorry to learn Of her severe indis
position, and heartily wish her speedy
recovery.
Mr.. Chas. F. Fletcher, Of our town, ia st
present suffering from severe attack OF
ty ohold fever. Himself and family have
the warmest sympathy of their friends
and neighbors.
Miss Bertha Won Hillern, the accom-
plished artist, who for several years past
has made her studio at the hospitable res
idence Of Mr.. Abram II. Barb, near North
Mountain, paid our town visit on Mon
day Of this week.
The ladies Of the Christian Church in
this town, will hold a festival in the yard
in front Of the church, on the evenings OF
August 8, 9, and 10. Ice cream, cakes,
lemonade and the usual delicacies Of the
season will be dispensed by the fair ones
TO the pubic, at moderate prices. Splen-
did music will enliven the occasion each
night. A grand balloon ascension Will be
the event on Saturday night, the 10th.
The irsh potato crop is being dug in
this locality, and the yield a. to quantity
and quality is something phenomenal
The Red Men Of Massanutson Tribe, No.
as, (. o. Of X. NJ, held q magnificent So
ciable in their lodge room in this place,
on Saturday night last. Prominent among
the ENJOYABLE features, was an address by
Mr.. r. s. Richardson, Esq, who had been
previously invited 10 address the member
ship of this excellent lodge, and right
we'll did he succeed, judging from the in
terest manifested by the ladies and gen
tlemen presnt. So we'll pleased was the
audience with the fine speech of the speak
er, that on Monday following he had to
suspend business the greater part OF the
day in order to receive the handsome boz
quets aud various compliments rendered
him. Ice cream, cakes in abundance, and
in fact every dslieaey the season affords,
we're served in abundance and all went
merry as marriage bell" To saw that
the affair was a brilliant one would be to
disparage it greatly. 1t WAS simply mag
nifcent in every particular There were
over 200 persons psrtook Of the elegant
refreshments oftheSe noble Red Men, and
all went away well pleased.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-08-02
Shenandoah Valley Assembly, at
MI. jackson, Va.

The next session of this Assembly be-
gins August 0, 1889, and continues ten
DAYS. Programmes are now being DIS
tributed which provides for the regular
. ,prse Of instruction in the Bible Normal
Union, Daily Lectures and Sermons a
Preachers Institute, and a Music Depart
ment.
The Preachers Institute is new ieat-
ture. and promises 10 be Of much interest
The music Department will be under
the management of Prof. b. c. Uoseld, OF
New York. whose reputation as music
teacher is a guarantee Of success.
Wednesday, August llth, is Convention
Day. 10 which all Sunday-Scho0l workers
are invited, and the children are especially
invited to come that day. The railroad
will offer low excursion rates for this day.
The Hotel will furnish board and lodg-
ing per dav and for the season at very
moderate rates and 10 cents per day or
10 cents for the season for entrance fee at
the gates will admit a person to all the
exercises and services of the Assembly.
The Assembly is undenominationsl, aud
all wishing the benefits thereof are vel
coined.
Beside the advantages for mental and
religious culture. there is offered an ex-
cellent opportunity tor recreation in
pleasant grove.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-08-02

The Stiasburg Cornet Band will hold =
grand yard party, on the night OF August
Is, l6 and 18th, on the public square at
which time will be served to the public
ice cream, cake, lemonade, custard and
CONNECTIONS in endless variety. Brass and
string music will be furnished. In fact
this open air Bazaar will be replete with
enjoyment Of every kind. and quite
oriental in many OF its features, chief
among which lwill be fruits. flowers and
pyramids OF rare and costly cakes, frozen
deliescies to tempt the palates of the most
fastidious epieure, while Injuries in bon
bons and confectlonsries without stint
will DO served with the lavish hands Of
strssburg's isirest ladies. And last, but
by no means the least, will be the elegant
and bewitcbIng music both brass and
string which taken all in all will render
the occasion one long to be remembered
Remember the dates August 18th, 10th
and 18th. 1899.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-08-02
CHuRCH DIKECTORX

LUTHERAN. Rev. a. A. j. BushoDg
breaches in the Lutheran Church, on the
Isl Sunday night, the 2nd Sunday morn.
inc and night and the ith Sunday night
of each month.
MgTnoDIsT- Rev. i. +. Ball
breaches in the Methodist Church, on
The ist Sunday night, the 2nd SnLdsy
morning and night, the Bird Sunday night
and the 4th Sunday morning and night
Rev. I =. Ups
breaches in the Presbyterian Church, at
Woodstock, every Sunday morning and
evening. ~, s,,,,.
EpIscoPAL.-Rev. James w. Shields,
will preach in Emmanuel Protestant Fps
conal Church, Woodstock, on the LIST and
I'd SUNDAYS Of each month, morning aud
night.
REFORMED Rev. A. X. Kline breaches
in the RefoHned church on the LIST and 3rd
sundays in the morning and every Sunday
CuRrsTIAS.- Rev. J. A. Spencer, preach
90 In the Christian church IT WoodstOcki
on the Sd Sunday morning aud evening.
CATHOLIC Services the second sunday
of each month at 1890 o'clock, A. ~.
ME-. CHURCH, Colonel John
Meredith, breaches in Woodstock every 80
Sunday.