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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-24
WHITE REPUBLICANS.
Trey Meet Last Night aud are Ah"re-se"
by Mr.. John :. Wiss-The s"'"'e"
BROTHER Looking On.

Last night, at Columbus Han, corner
Third and Broad streets, a meeting waS
held Of the Republican League, as MI
Isaac Newman, one OF the members
called it, There were present ABOUT
sixty people most OF them white. me
object of the meeting, so far az can DE
learned and some Of the members con
fessed TO not Knowing exactly what u
was for. was TO reorganizc the kepuDh-
can Marty on white mans basis, o. q. 10
establish a white Republican party, ana
LET the colored brother follow behind as
warm friend, should, and continue then
the exemplicalion of their gratitude To
the white Republicans by doing the
voting III.
Among those present were Charlie
Thompson, Nick Smith, J. l.. Donnan'
Major Joseph Walker, of Chesterheld'
Mr. r. D. Ward, and sundry lesser po-
/ ltical lights. -
Mr.. William ;. Dashiell presided. EX-
Governor William L. Cameron made a
lengthy speech, in which be gave goou
advice TO the white Republicans as 10
how 10 organize for victory. Inc eN-
Governor closed with handsome peflo'
ration amid applause, 20 In
4 committee, consisting of Mr. John
/. Grubb. Mr.. Clinton De Priest ana
I two others, were appointed committee
10 hunt up Hon. John ;. Wise ana
bring him 10 the club. They lett m
carriage and at 10 o'clock brought nm
TO the spot
Mr.. Wise seemed TO take for his text
D = l.gT- TOR infA
shall get the offices. lie told OF ms
removal from the city, the great worN
he had done for the kepuDhcah
party. explained that he leiI
Inc Democratic party because II was moi
honest and Joined The Rclulican party
because il was honest lie urged that
The factional strife Ice healed
and all present solid front
io Democracy. lie never knew be-
fore that there wc-e 80 many white pa
triots in the parry lie knew at one
time when not as many present coulu b,
found i'm the whole city. Numbers wan
the posroilice. the district attorneys'llp
&c. aud the hes way is To nave peace
and then the offices will be distributed
because now the government has not
done ANYTHING for Virginia calculated 10
NAL e man Jealous Mr. Wise left ano
the meeting adjourned.
There were "A number Of co.ored men
present, one OF whom John Andrew
told TIMES reporter that he was "ai'
ing to see how far these white Repuo
leans intended throwing over ih'
colored man. lie was "a looker-on 4"
this one. and would be present IN "
similar capacity at John 5. Bethel
meeting next Friday night
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ROYAL ARCANtM.
Meeting Of the Grand Council u" N's"'-
LIS, of-he Omcers aud Member

The seventh session of the Hrand
Council meets at Exchange iio'e' 10
night at o'clock. \ full dclegaiIon j.
expected. Six new councils Will Toe rep
resented for the first time. Virginia
Council. No. %, in this city. has among
the Grand Council the following officers
l.. n. Reins, William Lovensiein, l,-
liam +. Allen, f. +. Sutton, John >.
Wright. Virginia Council is ne only
one having two rcprcsentaiiVes-Al'Ssis.
". + Drinkard and II. G. stuart
II is expected that there viii be many
changes in the officers at this session %,
the Grand Council For the oihce OF
Grand Regent IL is thought that lheie
,.ill bc~seyeral candidates. The Sl-
IRENE Council of the order meets in At
'sntic Citv next June. The following is
full list OF the officers ana mem''i7 ",
the Grand Council H. \. Robe. gram"
regent. John f. lIankins, grand wee
regent. lanes b. Blanks grand orator
r. Reins. past grand regent W liliam
Ioyensiein. grand secretary, \. u. bolls'
rand treasurer L. j. he falcheui,
rand chaplain: Peter Winston. ltana
Guide. W ID Norris. grand warden g.
a Uarwood. grand sentry. +. AleNan'
Ter Hation. A. Myers, {. Il. SomeiNii'''
rand trustees: VIM Loyenstcin, su'
creme representative, WIN. 7. Alien, II
+. W. Southern, VIM. IunDull hha'''
committee: W. +. Irvine +. J. sutton.
+ j. Jameson, committee on laws ana
Past Grand Regents. 7. Norris
Petersburg John j. Wright, Richmond
Iegh r. Watts. Portsmouth, W ~ VI
Grafton. Fredericksburg; D. J.. Bees
Lynchburg. ...,..;.
teemenl-N X. White. W. l.. smith anu
A NJ. Richardson, Richmond T. w
Price. Lynchburg ~ ~
Drinkard. and |. T. Wallace Richmond
4 5. Watts. Portsmouth; j. Hodges
Norfolk George W. Tucker Feler-oui =. 4.
John r. Edwards, Lynchourg, george }
Downing. Fredcricksbure. Mary 'uh,l
Richmond. Charles Gibbs, BcrNlcf
/ Charles c. Berry, Stauntoni ifsnA
/ Balm. Norfolk J. i. kenney, tnlnco
league G.. b. Fosque Onhncock' H. e.
scott. Ashland; O. r. Wicker, Farmyille
w. +. Orange, Richmond \. &. Ohler
Alexaneria. Walter Sydnor. Hanover
W. +. Drummond (alfnt0, PETERSBURG
: p. Waddill IIenrico, J.. /. llanckelI
/ Charlottesville, A. f. Noel, Richmond
n. A Edwards. Norfolk i J.. W bite
head Suffolk; George Dodds, Pocahon
tas l.. r. Edwards, southampton G.. \
Earnest. Portsmouth j. Taylor EI!y-on
Richmond Thomas +. Jones, Newport
{ News
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Property Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded in the Chancery
Court yesterday
MaIyE. Cox 10 Arna ii. Terrell, north
side Marshall between First and Adams,
29Al6t. improved, $4,000, +. X. &. Shell
ton to Dorothca =. Lawson, one-third
undivided interest in south side Marshall
near Gilmer l,fNl4s. s.; Dorothea =.
Lawson and husband 10 T. r. c. Shell
TON. thcir undivided two-ihirds interest
m south side Marshall near Gilmer,
l1tNf4s. 50 b. c. Lewis 10 James ).
Forte.. south side Broad. corner Tween
iN-seyenth. 4lNljjf $500, r. p. Tur-
ncr special commissioner 90 Andrew
Green. east side seventh near Leigh,
3.tNl20. SSO9 o., William A. Spott to
ANDREW Green. east side Seventh near
Leigh. ,2lNl24 Sl,ole.5O; Robert Stiles
TO Charles Brown, north side q near
Twenth-ninth, l0Xl2S, Sl2j
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A Bold Attempt to Rob a Bank.

VENTURA, CAL, April 23.-At noon
to-day bold attempt was made 10 rob
Collins q Sous Bank while Cashier
Collins was at lunch. An cmploye
named Morrison was alone in the bank
Al the time. \ man named Mccarthy,
who was recently discharged from the
bo.pital: entered the bank. and com
planning that poverty and desperation
had almost driven him 10 suicide lana a
package which be- claimed contained
dynamite on the counter ana
drawing revolver. demanded $50.
900. Morrison ran out OF The bank
and eave the alarm The thief mean.
while had secured $1,000, and was max.
ing for his horse, which no had hiiched
near the bank \ crowd bad collected
on PHI street, but no one was armed
The sheriff stepped into a hardware
store, secured a shot gun. and was about
to fire at the rohhcr. when be surrcn.
dered The money WIS an recovered
except about twenty dollars, which Wa
probably lost ON the street
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CITY SCHOOL, BOARD.
School. visited and AN Important "'e'
ing Held.


The City School Board was engaged
Yesterday in the visitation OF schoof,
and visited Navy Hill and Normal schcoi
buildings. and examined all the schools
in each building. After the visitation
a recnlar meeting of the board was held
present-IIon. j. Taylor Ellyson CHAR
man, Hon. William Lovensiein, Dr. >.
p Moore, William VI. Turpin, j. -
Dickerson. l.. D. Starke, and James II
Gamers. William +. Fox. superintendent
and Chasles =. Rady, clerk ana super
wise.
Mr Fox. superintendent submitted NE
monthly report, which shows 10 primer
pals. POI teachers, 23i schools; total en-
rollment 10 date, II ,839; monthly enron
ment 1904: average daily attendance
GID. per centage, % 400. This shows
an increase in pupils Of - more than las'
month. with a slight decrease in average
attendance.
The superintendent reports an EN-
rollment al Elba night school OF 100
with an average roll Of 100. ms schoo
has eight grades and three teachers an1
l. doinr good work. The school a
Xicbolson.street school, Fulton, has AZ
enrollment Of 80, with two teachers.
/ l. xpected that much larger number
will soon be enrolled and make thi
school a permanency. 1t depends on
the patronoge of this community
whether the school will be built up OF
discontinued.
The superintendent recommended tina
furloughs be granted TO Miss Lille
Smith and Sallie Cosby which wa
granted.
The board elected the following OF
fcers. Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson' chair
man of the board; Hon. William Loven
stein, chairman pro tenn, and Charles /
Rady. clerk and supervisor.
After careful consideration OF seyera
matters. looking.to the improvement o
the schools. the board adjourned TO NEE
again in called meeting. on Friday neA'
al 10 o'clock.
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MANCHESTER
Happenings of Interest on the oth'r SIDE
of the James.

The case OF Millbrvs Administrator
"a the Richmond and Danyiiie Railroad
Companv. which was 10 have been tried
Yesterday in the Hastings Cont, WAS
postponed until to-day, IN cOnscqu encr
of the absence of Mr. Charles y Mere
dith. counsel for the plaintiii, who was
detained at the Supreme Court.
judge Ingram, after entering several
chancerv orders. adiOu~cd court until
this morning
The Board Of Supervisors of Chester
field will have special meeting next
Monday to consider matters i'm relation
10 the Improvement of the county roads.
The board will decide as to whether thcy
will work the rOadsunder Whati- known
AS the Warwick system on go back io ihe
old plan. This is an important matter.
and the supervisors will do all in their
power to secure the best road facilities
possible.
The following gentlemen were last
night elected yestrymen of the Meade
Memorial Church for j ensuing year
w. f. Winnie. Asa llerrin, j. j
Vaughan. \. ). Bacon. Judge ;. Bassett
French. f. T. Clopton, ". II. Io'er
George +. Gary, Judge John H. Ingram,
DR.. ). l.. Ingram and p. {. Marwlck.
The Manchester evening Lodcr of yes
terday has the following Several gem
tlemen. strangers i'm Manchester, went to
the Richmond and Petersburg depot in
this city this morning 90 take the through
train for Petersburg. They were told
that the train would not stop boo Man
chester. and so they had 90 go over io
| Richmond TO get on board such a state
of things ought not To exist Nanchcs
ter with population of over ten thou
sand. should not receive the go by like
this
Mr.. j. W. Powers, of Manchester
made very successful test Monday of ID
little electric boat. his own Invention
/ He tried it on the river near Mayo
bridge. and it worked admirably The
boat IL about three feet and "a bali long,
with an cight-inch beam and seven
inches deep, and is fitted mp with t"o
one-uuart Bunsen cells, which generate
the electric current for motor of The II.
Armature type. which runs little three.
| blade propeller three and half inches
/ in diameter
Ida Smith. Mary Minor Mamie Amber
son. and Virginia Jennings, the negro
women who came over 90 Manchester
and got on violent drunk and resisted
arrest, were before the Mayors Court
Yesterday Their aggregate fines
amounted to SlOj. They were committed
| TO Jail in default of payment.
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4 rnmor was afioat Yesterday moroinl
that two young men, residents Of thii
city. had been drowned Easter Monday
evening while boating in James rive
a couple OF miles below the city.
TINES reporter started out 10 see what
was in il. As the result of his endeay
ors he learned that no one had been
drowned, but did learn that q boy who
was among many inspecting the monitor
fleet, had his hat to blow of into the
water and while making desperate
efforts TO reach ii fell into the water
but those close by caught on 10 his feet
and pulled him on board The boy
rescued his hat and was not damaged
beyond his involuntary bath
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All Quiet Al Bristol.

The telegram eccived by the Governor
from the Mayor Of Goodson Monday
night. and published yesterday, stating
Che particulars OF the trouble between
the citizens of The towns of Bristol and
Goodsou. indicated that further parlicu-
lars would follow Yesterday
Laie last night a TIMES reporter asked
The Governor If anything further was
heard, and be replied, nothing more
than that an is quiet now
The Governor anticipates no further
trouble
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TILL DEATH Us DO PART.
rwo Happy Marriages yesterday-Ce'e
,rating "a silver Wedding.

Yesterday afternoon, AT } o'clock, ~.
John's German Lutheran Church. corner
~ Marshal and Eighth streets, was illied
with the many friends OF Mr. Henry
Wolf and Miss Martilda Koch, to VIII,
ness the solemn ceremony which united
the two in holy wedlock.
The ceremony was performed by he'-
Paul l.. Mcneil, the pastor OF the church'
in most impressive manner.
The ushers were Messrs. Henry
Schmidt. Phillip Dorsan, julius toen,
bach. and Robert Thon The bridal
compile were attended by Mr.. Phillip
Koch best man and Miss Minnie Ihon'
maid Of honor.
The bride and her maid of honor were
attired in heavy brown silk. ana wore
white roses 1t was the opinion OF all
nre.ent that the bride never looked
handsOmci.
After the ceremony, Mr.. and MIS-
Wolf held an informal reception al the
residence OF the bride parents, No. IVA
east Broad street The same evening
was also the celebration of the silver
wedding Of Nr. and Mrs John Koch, the
brides parents. The presents 40 the
connie who had been married twenty
five years. and those to the newly mar
ried pair. We'd with each other IN beauty
elegance and usefulness.
MIR. Henry Wolf is young and popu
lar citizen OF Louisville, Ky. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. John Koch, man
arer of Myers Tobacco Works. Mt
and Mrs. Wolf took the 5 p. NJ Chesa
neake train for their future home II
/ Louisville, Ky.
LYOS-THAw.
81 James Church last night was
scene of brilliancy, the occasion being
the marriage Of Mr. George \. Lyon and
/ Miss Alice {. Thaw.
In the chancel were Rev. Joshua re
terkin. -. D.. who s0lemnized the malrl
monv. and Rev. Moses ID. liage, d. u.
and Rev. Mr.. Preston Nash.
The ushers were Messrs. Langhoih'
/ Pulnev. W. II. Miles, Colonel Musco'
/ + Sootswood. Messrs. George X Can
non. William II. Christian, W Il. Phelps
John Chamblin, DR. W. Augustine Lee
Mr.. W. II. Lyon was best man.
The bride was dressed in white satii
IN train. and wore a bridal veil OF whlt'
lace that extended several yards on th'
/ floor
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snnrrme Onnrl Of AnpeaI..

Corhin against Planters National Bank
o. Richmond Writ of er~br and super
seds1s awarded Go a judgment rendered
by the Corporation Courl OF the city OF
Danvi.le. ON the llih Of April, 1889.
Tunsiails administrator against With
ers aud others Appeal allowed and su-
yersede4s awarded 10 decree pronounced
by the Corporation Court OF the city of
Danville, on the llih of March, 1889.
Garrett and others against Hall, judge.
Further argued by Colonel ". W. Cor
don for plaintiff. and Thomas ). Martin,
Esq, for defendant, and submitted
Beslc aud wife against Agricultural
Argued by James V Brooks, Esq, for
plaintiff ia error
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POLICE NOTES.
The Cases Disposed of by Justice Cruioh
Held Yesterday.

Held Yesterday.
The Police Court yesterday had before
II a number OF cases of trliing nature
Some were dismissed, a few continued
and several cases of drunkenness us
posed of by the assessment OF the usuai
line of 50 and costs.
ID. 4. Lowry was charged with being
drunk and disOrderlg at the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad shops, and with
resisting Policeman Foster IN The DIS
charge Of his duty 10 seems that Lowry
had been on AN excursion up the Ale
rhanv Railroad, and was drunk Police
man Foster who had also been on the
excursion and was IN citizens dress. at
tempted 10 arrest him. Lowry said IN
court that he objected to being arrested
hy man not policeman. but Nj.
Foster testified that he showed his
badge to Mr. Lowry snd informed him
that lac was policeman. The audience
further went to show that Lowry had a
spite against the window panes, as De
broke number of them. When VII.
Foster attempted 10 arrest Lowry he re-
sisted violently, tore the policeman
collar loose. his necktie disappeared and
his policemans badge torn from him and
picked up from the floor by a person
near MI Foster called for assistance
and with help carried Lowry to the sta.
tion-house. lie WAS sent on to the grand
Jury and allowed bail.
Abram Bigger )coloredl was charged
with tresspassing ON the premises OF and
throwing rocks through the window ana
iniuring tie prOpcriyo OF John II. Brown
+ He was fined $40 and costs and required
TO give security in the sum of 500 ioI
twelve months.
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LOCAL NOTES.

The sub joint Committee on Finance
and Electric Light will meet in the
Council Chamber this evening abou. 6
O'Clock.
Charles T. Barksdale, deputy sheriff of
Pittsylyqnia J.. Coleman, OF Pilisyl-
yania; George W Patterson. treasurer of
Buckingham, J. =. Beard, sheriff of Am
herst, were at the Capitol yesterday.
The British steamship Warwick, of
Bristol, England, b. d. ;. Auslis master,
registered tonnage l,64s tons, entered
at the custom-house yesterday 10 load
cotton at West Point for Liverpool
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am instructed 10 withdraw from pub
lic sale the Hndsome Let, on Grove
road, opposite the Soldiers Home, al
yeriised 10 be sold ON Friday, 2Gth in
slant, and 20 announce that they are for
sale privately, in single lots, and only to
persons who will at once build good
homes on them; and that a large portion
of the money needed for building will
be fUrnishe. by the sellers on long time.
For particulars apply to
y " BowE, No. 1 Eleventh street.
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Richmond Theatre.

Miss Lillian Lewis gave her second
performance last night of AS in Look
ing Glass to fair audience. Miss
Lewis acting of Lena Desmond is fat
ahead of any actress that has appeared
in Richmond for long time, and she
has established herself as one of Rich
mond's greatest fayorites.
AT the earnest request of great many
ladies of this city Miss Lewis will repeat
AS In a Looking Glass" tonight, in
stead of IL Article A., as had been adj
yertised Miss Lewis should have a
packed house tonight, on this her last
appearance in this city.
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The Fruhlngsie-t at the Armorl
opened last night 40 5 O'Clock. and wiiI
continue about ten days This is pure
ly undenominational festival 10 is given
6y the different churches in the city for
the benefit of the Retreat for the Sick
and having been gotten up for such "a
cause the great success which was mani
tested last night at the opening oy the
large crowd present is not to be won.
dered at
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-24

BosroN. April e3-prc,ident Strong,
of the Atchis0n Railway Company, BIAS
received from Mcssrs G.. IS Holiday and
+. =. Every, the Western directors of the
company. telegram from Arkansas
Civ saying that the grea. invasion OF
oklahoma which they witnessed was
perfectly marvellous and beyond the
power of human description 10 ough.
they say. TO be of incalcnnhie benefit to
ihe Atchison. Topeka ani Santa Re
Railroad. as hundreds of thousands of
people will hereafter occupy territory
which has heretofore been "a desert
waste.
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MnkartAcadeInN of Mu.lc.

The play OF The Runaway Wife" the
joint production of Messrs. Rankin and
Maeder, produced at the Mozart last
night by Mr. Mckee kankin's Dramatic
Company, gave unbounded satisfaction
TO all present 1t Is very pathetic and
Al the same lime natural story, and Mr..
Rankins company deserve all praise for
the excellent manner of lis production.
Mr.. Rankin, as thes blind artist,
was as might be expected from his for
mer success in the "Danites' the finished
hstronic artist Miss Mabel Bert, as
Lady Alice, with the grace and finish of
her, won the entire sympathies OF the
audience, and Miss Dido Rankin fully
came up to all the praise that has been
heralded for her. Mr.. JosephfAllen was
admirable as the Doctor, and in fact tho
whole cast is well and suitably filed.
There will be three more performances
of THE Runaway Wife including a
matinee Thursday.
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Smith. PhIladeIphla. Pa J. =. Brown,

Smith. Philadelphia, Pa; J. u. Brown,
Fredericksburg, Va; Lewis Robertson
Winterpock Il. J Kilngton, Whining
ton. Del, G. n. Myers. city; T. i. Hope,
Virginia T. VI. Jones, city >. Z. Shaief
Huguenot Springs. Va; J. ). A. Powell
Columbia, Va James X. Allen, Wash
ington, y. C.; T +. Turner buckingham
county. Va: ]. Roam, Virginia J. W.
KYLE. 4. NJ. Rosenbloom, city W. II.
Thompson. Virginia; VI. II. Haynes,
Clifton Forge, Va; W. J. Knigh'on'
Lexington. Va: J. III. Irving Virginia.
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The Bon Air Hotel to be Sold To DAY

This afternoon, at o'clock, the Bon
Air Hotel and the large double cot
taae. an handsomely furnished Will
be offered for sale AZ public auction ON
the premises. \ description of the prop
ertv can be found in our advertising col
nmns. 4 train will leave the Richmond
and Danyille Railroad depot at 33O
o'clock. by which all parties desirous OF
go doing can go 20 Bon Air The train
win return i'm the afternoon Immediately
after fhe sale
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His Disappearance Causes Much Anxiety

The continued absence from home of
Mr. William h. Harris, who delivered
the TINES in the upper part OF the city,
is source OF alarm 20 his relatives
His aged mother, who is ninety-foui
years OF age, is greatly grief-stricken
and is very anxious 10 know what has
become Of her son, who is also well
advanced in years, running beyond sixty.
Mr. Harris has not been seen since 4
o'clock Thursday night.
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DO not fail 10 attend the auction sale
this evening on west Main street at 4:3O
o'clock. Beautiful lots directly on the
line of improvement. See advertisement
OF K. b. Challin \ Co., auctioneers.
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CoUGns, 1foARsESEss, SORE THROAT.
etc, quickly relieved by BRowN's BRoN.
cnIAL TRocHEs. A simple and eifectual
remedy, superior to all other articles for
The same purpose. Sod only IN 6otcs.
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LEGAL NOTICES

XIRgiNlA-lN TlIF CHANCFRy
COURT OF TIIECITY DF Hfruu...+
THE arH DAY or MARCH. l.f
Wyfhe J.. Robinson ..............., r......-
against
Lima Robinson. ................... .... D.......
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William Ellis Jones, senior warden
Samuel G.. Fairbanks, junior warden
Stephen +. Beyeridge. William =, Da-
shell. Andrew b Eaton llesekiah Har
ris. T. d. Johnson. George " Lallmef
c. W. Tyler, ". T. Ttrer i. j. Ney-
mouth. j. l.. Williams John W Beyer'
idge was elected treasurer and William
Ellis Jones. register.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
erred BY Shiloh's Cure. We guarant &c
OWENS x MINOR DHU0 Co
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IScH.NcFnY.

The object Of this suit b. f00hia.n .r..I..
luto divorce from the bonds no nlf.......
And AFFIDAVIT having hfcn made arI 0..I...
the Whereabouts nf-fhs SAID lIns U.I...
unknown. and that due lIIIgarr. I.. .
used o. discover Bier place ni n. .....
DAYS after due publication of fh........ .
do what Is n.ce. sary to protect h0r ........
ln this suit
A Copy Tostc.
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yestrvmen ~ ,cted Reports feom th'
various Churches.

The following j. u list of the yestry
men elected al the Easter meetings Of
the various Episcopal Church congrega
fiDn-.