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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents line.
Ellsworth-Aug. ). Mr.. Frank s. Gilman,
aged So years, 10 months and days.
So. Gouldsboro July II, Mr.. William Bun
ker aged 10 years.
sunset--July %, Miss Jennie Smith, aged
Is years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

Amherst-July 81, by Arthur W. slsby
Esq. Mr.. Edward j. Richardson Of Aurora
and Miss Nettie NJ. Sumner of Amherst.
Bradford-Juy 20, by Rev. S. T. Page. Rev.
Edwin II. Hadlock Of Wadoboro, and Miss
BERTHE NJ. Kingsbury Of Bradford.
Cherryfeld-July I, by william Freeman,
Esq. Hervey C. Leighton and Miss Clara 4.
Leighton, both Of Steuben.
July IS, by Fred |. Campbell, Esq,
William Campbell of Cherryfeld and Mrs
Ella Mitchell of Mlbridge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
Marine List.

FlIswor Port.
ARRIVED
TUESDAY July %
Sch Adam Bowiby, Bowdeh. Boston
SAILED
Friday, Aug2
Sch Forester, Iampson, Boston
sch = A Magee, kief. Rondout
saturday, Aug
Sch Minnenla. Ray Boston
Sch Abel Pray, Gordon. Harrington
ARRIVED
Sunday, Aug4
Sch David Faust, Alley, Boston
Sch Nellie Grant, Dodge, Boston
sch Copy, Treworgy, Boston
sch Susan Frances, Saddler Boston
SAILED
Monday. Ang
Sch Adam Bowlby, Bowden, Rondout
SAILED
Tuesday, Aug 6
sch Leonora, Bonsey, Rondout
ARRIVED
sch Agricola. Patten. Boston
Sch Castilian, Belapty. Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

--General Boulanger In a manifesto attri-
butes his defeat to local ambitions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

Married..

So. Surry-July 70, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Beede, son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

a correspondent Of the Mount Desert her
ali LAY. that the ONLY carriage that came on 20
Nj. ne>-r, Island A. far A. : )uthwe.t Hsrtor
VI to siHty-fiNe vesrs ago. wa. tin peTidici'-
cart. 1t undoubtedly a. handsome A.
some Of the nondc>cript vehicles now driven
about BAR Harhor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

AT the last meeting OF Thanksgiving; Lodge
Of & r., Urand the following officer. were
elected Tor the ensuing quarter Eugene Grey,
q. r.: Florence l.. Sparrow, Y. T., 4. II.
Dresser. Sec; Mary +. Gibbs, r. :; VI. l..
farnham. T; F. :. stsples. G.; J Il. >aun-
der-. NJ. X attic Law renee, g.; Lesi 7. Staples
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

W alter l.. Mains Great Golden Interna-
tional shows. Thrilling Wild West. Worlds
Museum, Monster Menagerie, Grand Egyptian
Caravan aud Mystic Circus from Japan.
Well there you have 1t; and this great COM
bination. presenting the most acceptable and
refined entertainment ever organized, is TO ex-
hibit in this city. We would willingly devote
all our space to a rehearsal Of the Thousand
wonderful features OF this great ,how. but
reference to the posters and small bills with
which the town will be flooded will convey
more fully the grandeur and miiless array OF
marveIs 10 be found under the canvas. The
most pleasing feature OF this entertainment.
and one that will be thoroughly appreciated
BY our people, is the "one-ripg show" giving
all within the tent chance 10 ''all tie
| show The press of the country is united in
| pronouncing Msin's Circus and Menagerie 10
be :he cieanest and most meritorious ever ex-
| hibited, SURPRISING even 1.-THE greatest show on
| EARTH commendabie feature Is the alb
sence OF fakirs, swindlers, gamblers and
| rowdes. Ii is also noteworthy fact that ell
| connected with the show are gentlemen and
ladies in every sense of the terms. After care
fully studying the many fatterng press no
+, tees, and being cognizant Of the fact that Mr.
Mains reputation show man is national, we
| have no hesitation In recommending this grand
| and colossal aggregation TO our people as one
i in every respect superior TO any that has ever
visited our city. The price of admission is
| lows cents to all, and all children under ten
years Of age 10 cents to the afternoon show
but at night IS cents to everybody.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Winter Harbor Land Company has been
held at the Office Of the company at Winter
Hsrbor, with representation of 7o.ooO shares
being / of the stock issued. The following Of
ficers were elected: Directors. Fl. Staples Pot
ter, ID. b. Flint. Cyrus G. Beebe. r. Pendleton,
B. L. NJ. Tower, J. NJ. W. Hall, E. J. Ham
mond, Edwin Pope, Cyrus A. Noyes; Treasur-
er, D. B. Flint; Clerk, B. Z. Tracy; Assistant
| clerk Russell Lane. 1t was voted that the main
avenues over the eompany's property be built as
soon rs contracts could be made for the work
and that = salaried manager be employed to
further the interests of the company.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

1865.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

y great many Young play warriors have
buiit Formidable snow forts. but they never
have imagined probably that fhere could lee
such a thng a the use az Snow forts by &C.
tual soldiers and for purpos' of defense
against bullets
Lately. however the Norwegian officer,
have been combating some interesting eS-
p,rimeuts |n snow f0rtGoatious
4 colonel in lhe royal sanice recently had
constructed Entertainments Il packel snow.
about three yards in thickness Then De
placed % trug detachment distance of
thIltythre8 yards from the inronchmonis
and caused wore than three hunirod rifle
shots to boz fr % into tine fort
After the firing the SNOW walls woro OK
auinel and wss found that rot single
rifle ban bad penetrated more than a yard
and quarter into fho now
The bullets w0re found Hatielcd ont "a. d.
they had been ifel mo some hard substance
Such breastaork. would undoubtedly prove
gerry useful against infantry mawmtor cam
pai-u ia snowy country Bus "a military
force nrrcnchol bohmi them would have oc-
caSlon 90 fear lhaw ORA heavy rain quito
as much as tle hullesoi the enemy Youths
COMPANION
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
A Cow boys Remarkable Nerve.

Ono Of tho plgcklest fellows that ever lived
Ia Montana IS John Myers, % years old, who
has just como through thrilling experience.
tie is a cowboy, and was hunting for horses
With party on the Saltwater river He
was missing Tuesday night when The others
camo 3D. II was thought hc bad stopped
az s0uc "s9uaw maus' house. and 10 fear
was icit ion hs safety Two deys after tho
men ia tho camp noticed dark object slowly
sliding down the sido II an opposite bnf.
II was Myors Both 81 his les were broken
ana Dis head and face horribly laccrated. lie
was weak from los ot blood and the ex-
p0suro be bad undergone, dragging himself
along tor thirty hours la the snow HIS borss
stumbled AMI threw him IN the rocks aud
ran away. lie Hawioi mp tho side Of q
steep blum where few men could walk Hell
ena Special % Globe Democrat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RcnNoND, VA, March ,, 1850
Sales for loose tobaccos for week end.
ing Friday. March I, 1889, amounted TO
l0tbS5 pounds; highest price for week,
lie
Total average receipts of loose t0bac-
COS for the last five years, for a period
extending from iirst of season 10 March
lst, is 1l42 Olo poEnd-
Total receipts for this year 10 March
lst, amounted 10 224lO9l pounds, show
ing this years loose tobacco receipts 10
he ihe smallest for the hye years. being a
little over half of the average for the past
five years
No auction sales on Change to-day
Registered al the Tobacco Exchange
\ y Roach, Hanover county, Wm. 4.
Winston, Minneapolis, Mimi b c.
Watkins, Powhaian, Va J T. Taylor
Henderson. y G Priddy Chesterfield
county
-hockoe, Myers, Centre Blanchards
Seabr0ok's Allegheny. Traders. Old
DomiuioR and Shelhunes warehouses
report deliveries to-day - hogsheads,
boz. ! iicrce.
Deliveries for week ending Saturday.
March .. 1889. amounts ios.. hOgsheads,
3 tierceS, boxes.
United STATES revenue collections to-.
dag Cigars Sc, $500 so. tax paid on
tobacco. - 1876 Total, SGIl9.73. For
week. ending March 2d. 31 ,2G332.
Sales reported so Secretary for week
ending March 2d. lss9 Wrappers, 4l6
hOg-hcals. ullers. 30j SMOKERS. 49, :
cutters, - -uu-cured. 81. West Virginia
hFish,, 3G Western. s.. Total sales, $40
hOg-heads
sales reported fo secretary today
Wrappers 81 hog,heads filters. G5 cut
icr- 3; Western q sun-cured I Total
sale, today, l2G hog-heads
Tobacco Inspector office report to-
day. Inspections - hhd- roinspections.
lle hhds Total for week ending March
sd. Inspections. 2j0 hhds.. reinspections,
J6i hhds
Receipt. for month of February 1889,
1910 hAds, 2sj tees
Deliveries for same period, 3.i3; hhds,
iib tees
Stock ON hsnd-ln-pec'cl. 500 hhds..
.O93 tees. and boxes. uuinspcctcd. 26.Oig
This month. 3js hhd-, .0s2 tees and
boxes.
Total stock on hand 3lst January. 22,-
yij hhds. l22s tees and boxes.
Total stock ON hand lsi March 81 ,35s
hhds. I .Os2 tees and boxes
Decrease ia stocks this mouth. l,5S.
hhds., li6 tees and boxes
Inspections for February, 3,02i hogs
heads, 3sG iierces and 60 boxes Total
for February. 3.4,2
Total for i've months ending February
2s. l-sg. SSH packages same time 1883,
- Go3 same time ISL, l0,4,6; same time
les6. n SOB
Mr. = TAYLOR one OF me largest
dealers ON the Henderson tobacco
market il in fhe city and expects 10 be
here several days He is making his
headquarters at the Office . Mr.. T. -.
Neal. U.s..
Richmond market is active and strong
G. Mel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Somc timo ago a company Of travelling
actors were playing Macbeth" alta colliery
village within The proycrblal 100 miles from
Newcastle AL. went wei uutl tho last scene
where N9oleih was being pursued by
MaoluG Nacb,hou'os broaihless with cx-
element and ID tragic manner places his
band to hi, ear ina listening attitude, cx.
claiming Hank what noise is that heart
Enemies aro en- my track Just then tue
buzzer az Che coiliery VAS blowing, notifying
tha; tho pit was idlo The noxt DAY. Apiman
ia the gallery shouted az the-top Of biz
voice "lt', the buzzor We bcggorl The pits
on the morn Newcastle l-ngl Chronicle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

noon cannot be away, but must be
here on hand. ! may reach there at j.
O'Clock possibly or later in the day.
Yours fraternally,
CHARLES II. COREY
The report Of the committee was
adopted by sections. and were after
wards adopted as a whole.
The sentiments OF the delegates were
boldly expressed as 20 their intention TO
s,aud by theif acts in Council to-day.
feeling assured that they have acted
Scfipinraliy and for the good Of the
Church, man, and the Baptist denomiua-
lion.
Rev. James II Holmes moved that the
Council publish the proceedings Of the
Council in she Hsrl'd and PisHet, ana the
motion was adopted.
REy Il WELLS,
N. BroDts. Moderator
Secretary.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

the beautiful devices. 81 art, as we'll rs
nature. and there was scarcely spo'
untouched BY the fragrance and delicate
beauty Of rare flowers Lilies, byacinths,
azalcas, growing upon their straight
stalks, while roses, yiolcts. iOnquils and
hcliotropes filed grea' bowls upon
every mantle. table and cabinet
hrs Irigg, in a costume Of yellow MORE
and lace, trimming Of Rhinestone passe-
meniarie, received her guests. assisted 10y
Miss iianuewinckel, white silk tulle, yell
low ribbon and garniture of rose-. Miss
Sue Doughty, black silk and Jet: Mis-
Saliie Mayd, white MORE. yellow gauze
and garnliure OF white hyacinths. Miss
Leila Myers, white and pink striped
gau1e. Mrs. j.. H. Connallv. blue -ilk
and embroidered crepe li--c. and Ngs
Meredith Montague, empire gown of
i-ht blue silk.
The other ladies present were Mrs Nifz.
hugh Lee, Mrs Phillip iiaxall. Mrs vii
liam Allen. Mrs. Alfred Harris. Mr.. j
f. r. Anderson Mrs William Rove
Nr. Alexander Cameron Mrs IL,
Carter. Nrs. Perciyal Grant Mrs Lewis
Booker. Mrs Robert Reynolds Mrs
William Preston, Mrs Allen Don.
nan. Mrs. William Talbot Mrs
Alexander Archer Mrs Charles Tai
not Mr. T. W. Il. Talcou. Mrs G..
e. Mcpbal. Mrs Ed Mayo. Mrs.. Allen
Talbot. Nh. Thomas Boiling, Mr.. + E.
Williams. Mrs Ed Bcnk, Mrs Ann s.
Rutherford Mrs. IL B.Wenford Mrs Ed
Crump. Mr.. Frank Christian Nh, Jas
Caskie Mrs j Lotter Mrs r g.
CabcI. Mrs Charles Stokes. Mss Patton
Of DanyiIle, Mrs Lyman of North
Carolina. Miss Josephine Lyons.
Mrs. Archer Anderson. Mis- r. G Nor
ton. Mrs Grey Skipwith Mrs Charlie
L. Williams, Mr. Nirginius Newton.
Mrs. J. II MONTAGUE. Mrs LEROY, Mrs
Clifton Bridges, Mrs y NJ. Wilson
Ms. C. ID. Lanehorne. Mr. Moncure
Perkins. Mrs Mclntire and Mir j y
LpsAur.
OTHER SOCIAL Events
ON Thursday evening, Mrs Charles
Watkins al heI home ON we-l Franklin
entertained twelve little ladies in honor
OF her daughter little Miss Rec Watkins.
" Pari0r tennis was The amusement
and very enjoyable evening spent.
Master Eima Ecker gave very large
and handsome New Market party to
his young friends on Friday evening
The same evening "PrOgressiye An
cling occupied % merry party OF young
folks 20 tlc home ol Mrs BLYTHE Moore,
Miss Hcmiue Moore hcing the little
hostess on The occasion.
Friday evening the Richmond german
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
WHAT IS FLIRrATlONi


Chat Is GiFtsti0n' Really.
How can ! Ten you that
But when She Smiles / SEQ ifs viies,
AMI nlea De hts bis hat
rs walking IN The moonlight,
It's lucou.uy o. a glove.
IT, lips that spcak 81 plays next week.
While eyes are taiklus losc.
T.smcc,iny ~ TIE ha,i room.
lis uhu.iu- in the dlncs.
IL something DID beneath the ia.
Non than simple glance
us lingering il iAe hallway
IT'S sitting 0l Use stiir
Us balriel Dips on ginger Ups
Id mamma isn Their.
IstrchIrr lD tar carriage
lis~. sing lof eaA
'Tr n good uslf, Boz tender llshts
AaJ ,Aat -no. nct aA
Ills parting ulcu It's over,
And oue ro,s bono t0 sleep'
Bef iovuut end. ia AMY friend,
Bot ONE eo., homo to weep.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Lord ii,potoun recently discovered acci-
ienaiiy. n the library ot bis country man
sion, a copy Of the famous Mazarin. Bible,
which De ils since sold tornoarly 1900 All
tho imp,cuuiou- peers ia this kingdom arc
now ovcrlauling their Libraries, IN tho hops
oi ria1u- aa equally valuable find. Tho
Duke oi Marlborough cannot JOIN in tho
hnni. q. he sold tho Blenhom library long
since. as we'll rs the ancestral pictures Ion
don Cor pttsbwg Dispatch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Tho late Lord Eversley was a most
successful speaker of the house Of com
mons, and never failed TO recognize the
right man when a score or moro sprang
to their feet apparently at tho same in
slant. Il have been shooting rabbits ali
ms life, " he once explained, "and have
learned 10 mark the night one. San
Francisco Argonaut
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

\ difficult problem Is presented 10
French women desiring 10 conform to
tie fashion of wearing flowers by tho
way in which certain flowers have be-
come attached 70 political IDEAS. For
example. the violet Is the symbol of tho
Bonapartsts; Boulanger claims tho car
nation; the corn iower IS recognized IA
German. and the rosc has been nppro-
priatcd by the Orleanists
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

"In advertising Gillette new play. "A
ieeal Wreck said the agent. "ian1
Powers. ol Iooley~, has un'oH.c.oH~lt nn
the cause OF bitter stuie ie-uavn number
of YOUNG lauy.rs ut th,. CITY, Ou. dav "a
Young luul of Che ilw took % hili announcing
Tho play. utout the tlt.mi pa-tei DO upon
thsd0orol "a rival lawyer aero>, -, n'l
TIM. lawyer ~a- at ihe matinee at the tmo
anil he returned Co. BIS oAiee before be- went
home to tear from bis door the notice.
Como to cou; back m haif an hour. when
DE- was chaerlned to hni under bis name 90
the door thc legend \ Legal Wreck Look
mg across the hail De t9ml his r.'air door
adorned uth card reading. 'Gone go rise
hw library Ill., dv.d thc offensive piacafi
under t'a rivals name ami ftouu went around
tho corner anid-cnered him eating "a cheese
sandwich ami drinking % e.a,, of beer ln The
'au library The t"o young lawyers u.riy
camo o. blows when obey found each other
tuo guilty pa.fy. ANA vines the story leaked
oul tle'Ir.i Wreck posters Wele in de-
mnI n llu offices aI around town Whom
Mn Powers beard 81 the row Boo created be-
bad copies cd the novel, d Legal Wreck,
sen, auml fo show t.at Die play bal moth
igf t3do with o. hu.teI attorney Chicago
Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

apps NOME thilff per DdIlrlt tl+to u
= o0 mixed lots st-3to sl.D
? Bacon Virginia mans choice OLD, lie per
pound new hams small l5 20 lac new
hams large In 10 l2c sides, - 20 loac
shoulders d 20 SEE.
lows ~ ''- s,..
Deans Hu.'' nay ~ 30 100 F-''''
bia.A f!f si.fo Co i.u',
pee ~ ~ -,e p'' l""i'd'
bu.AW"e ,.- - To otc' s,.-oo p
p''t'i itki".a DIe"inei " ~ 10 80 iaiii'
NY pAeheu ~ l'-li'.,9t ~ I" -,|, ehoieo yei
low -Ioie lae.eu I'S'u,Al 10 70 isc. store
l".A'u, ii'A.' '.',' "''' 80 80 l. I" M
i"' ,-' '''.' .i.t - ~ ~, j., ,,o,,os
and barrc's n fof1c.
Poultry ursssed-Chlckens. o To BE. per
6S @ct Il t I1 IL 'or sound 'o '' Ges e, to- Sc
Der pound
paqiuy liye-Chlcken. 10 to 27c. Hens
f,t .Uta8-.. Ola Fowls mixed IS 10 80c
Dget- a5es5e Turkeys per pound 40 10
~.
p-.e8 Ffnif-peaebes neeied s 10 Sc An.
peeled halge- 80 3lc. AnDles sliced to &c.
i3lacs be-ri.s5fo Whortleberries 6 to ;c.
Feathers-Prlme i've goose 40 70 - per
pound. mixed. ~ To- 3Jc.
fia1seed-peY bushel. si.10t0 $40.
Hides-Drv aiuis. light weights. TO Sc
Der pouud. heavy weights &c Der pound: dry
suited. 6c. lWeN sailed 4c. cen &c.
H0g-Dressed. q 10 Sec
NOOl-IuD-Washed. - 10 SIC Per pound
unwasbed, 2ac per pound.
Ltit~fnme country 70 ~ per po"iu'
onions--ln barrels tl.oV 20 fl.-0'
Oranges---tz.OJ @" s-.oV- =.
tic, melllm, = DOC
IoiatDes-fer Dlshei' ID 20 yt'
Roots-Ginseng perpound' sz.25' Seneca
per pound, ~ 10 o0c'
Groceries. Lto.
Brooms-Two ~. sl.o0tosl. 25. three
.,rins. 81 5oto - fs} four strings. &. 70 10
So17
ps.sets-Wnlow. 81 - 10 81 30 per nest
sriir 50fo - ngr dozen.
Gan Tomafo., 8 bounds. Der dozen 9oc
- o. ga. '''' ''0' ~
Can Corn. = pounds. Der dozen 80 10 %.
salt-1iyerp00l from store. 81 10, ground
alum from store. per sacg, 81 90 % sl.l0.
Tallow-iIc.
cheese- frnie cuiiii =, itol tVli.,io'' - ~
Iari1pure Sc. pressed. 7lea.
Moldfr,a-L AlIdi hp-aAt"'if 3" ~
barrels. 10 10 Toe genuine golden syrup per
gallon. y 10 &c: New Orleans, prime TO
choice. 81 10 zoe.
Meat. Flour and Meal.
-. '..,.,,,,.,s 70
Bacun-Westeru shoulders, i'ci clear-rlD
siIys ~. g1,,, ' ,aient roller family
81. y. ~ a. IN. So. tn,iiv S5-5 IN s. 90.
81 =, - -. - ~ ,1fv extra. e.. Is 10
nanny 80" W. AK IN 81 90 CITY
80 7 h s, ~ - ~ r ~ l,'''' ''''' "
~, 80 80. h,,.,.5 55c. country IS 10
g.. t.,,,ron 4 20 a.. hest washing. b,
so. sanet t5fo 35r
s,,.,aes- Crorniated ~ q. A sugar. Tic; b,
$50 ~. = s1gsr 10
- Rlsee b. to 5Ae. mineral. IS 10 S5c;
,1,rl.,.der a. ~ &c.
unls,M"'i D., - ~ - ono. Taynavra IS TO
5Jc ~ Iva - osoc'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Missouri Il the only state in tho Union
that makes no provision for her militia.
In 1856 there we've seven regiments iu
the state. while now there arc but two.
numbering !. $40 men.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

--~.4v.. .,a.., - otff-f - uAcfi Due ~
matter Of fact n Jansen finds that tho i'm
ages BE- has taken arc capab.o.pf supcrposi-
ton. and therefore he iulers the duration OF
the dash 20 be very s.aalL Boston Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
Pr..enee Of Mind Needed.

People talk about presence Of mind
when and where most needed etc said
Young physician to a company OF older
graveyard oilers at Cambridge the other
day II can tell you where il Is mos
needed"
"Where." asked one OF the company
with q sheer.
Where! Why, in hnatic asylum
Of course" They gave him diploma
Detret FrSs Pres
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CHURCH TR0l BILE.


T,. -,...l p.,tt.t Clrr.L Rrrl
.,,.a, l.t,,ef, Fi,.' and second strect.
.rI.f. ci,. bes of,or' mani. .-o,,s ~ a.
i.fence fonn5 IN necessary ~ call a
connect oom,o-ed of representative, Of
IVA -. In nnmber nom earb sister
.hnr.f, in The cif, and vicinity. The i'm
ritotior f., Tic sister churches reads as
foIlows
Ricauoxp "a. February 10. 1889.
=. %. D.. D.,.....,.J lC..Jl...f ~,
] on are hereby most respectfully ih-
yliei % send Noul pastor ana ioul -
brethren 20 meet with us in council 10
consider and pass upon the question az
Issue between this church ana body OF
excluded memher- together WITH olhers,
who were orsanlzc.Gt uY a parcel .. OIL
,Ie'hlen Mee'.h- | Ni am ID 49, 'N'
~" N"", ~ %" ,r ''''''''
Ihe iilH OF ieoiVaTY l','' DE coan.
cil VIII meeting in inc second bap''s.
'h"fcn "e-lal ie"I"''l '''"' 1917 "'
- CLOCK a. VI.
Inc io.io" .h4 churches nave teeh in-
viie4 his nooy,callin5 leeil lne Sia-
ION b lf''.i Ohuig III, rs ieoi- ei'iIsu ,'.
,U"it il. i,''l me . ~. DD"t...'.' .,''
L'e,e@.i n"l 's'' l'' u "a .'''sI. .n'
'iN'" '".n. Lion D'p''l' '"D
@'',, baf'7,' I'VE .Nu.'i' ''''' ,Hl''
tu' ii-iIIr b1 ,''FN ''' "''"' ''"''.
o'pli-. l"c f7t DAp'i7i ,'oinei "i
Ntillh ana bl'ii life'7l tne Ne'"n"
n"p'l-l' corner OBJ SIX 'H "ii'i W hlH s'i,
'Ae "t'''.,,t'el "' '''S.. 'He u'o" ''.'.
.i ,.', IT,. n.F rt..i'-
NJ ''''' ,t' -..'. i.'.l ..',..i pa,.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Clara Louise Wells, Of Naples, Italy.
has taken out "a patent for Improvements
in the method Of ohtriniug fresh from
salt water for supplying towns and
othor purposes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Soa.h Carolina always hangs murderer
in puddle. anl >he deAos any one to find a
spectator Vt amy hanging who has subse.
men.ly taken human iilo She claim, thas
,very execution makes profound impression.
ni the vengeance of the law
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

MISS PARK AVENUE Hon fresh and
soft your skin looks Pray tell me what
do you use>
Miss Franklin Street II use Owens x
Minors giycerine and elder flower lotion,
and il is Just splendid"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
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DoS'r waste money and time on
worthless things.
Do get bottle OF DR.. Dsyids cough
swap and cure that cough
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

NHOiE-AL PRICE CURRENT.
County, Produce.

Reported bv Paine s. Co., Commission
Merchants, l26 Cary Street.