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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

is very likely the one that has conveyed poi
sons 10 your system from some Old well,
whose waters have become contaminated
from sewers, vaults, Or percolations from tho
soil To eradicate these pOsOus from the
system and save yourself a spell of malarial,
typhoid or bilious fever, and 70 keep the
liver kidneys and lungs IN a healthy and
vigorous condition, use DR.. Plcrce's Golden
Medical Discovery. IL arouecs all the ex-
cretory organs into activity, thereby cleans
ing and purifying the system, freeing it from
all manner Of blood-pobOns, no matter from
what cause they have ARISEN. All diseases
originating from a torpid or deranged liver,
or from impure blood yield 10 It's wonderful
curative properties. II regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, promotes the appetite and
digestion, and cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant" and Chronic Diarrhea. Sali-rheum.
letter. Eczema Erysipelas, SorOfulOus SORES
and Swclings. Enlarged Glands and IumOr5
disappear under It's use.
Golden Medical Discovery" is the only
blood aud liver medicine. sold by drugcsts,
under positive guarantee Of its bene-
hting or curing in every case, or money paid
for II will be promptly returned.
Copyright. 1888, by WORLDS DIS. MID ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
CAMPBELL COUNTY.
Democratic Organization-Dea
Mnd-Deg.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
CAMPBELL COUNTY, VA, June 10, 1883.
The business IN the County Court to-day
was devoid OF interest
A mass-meetiDg OF the Democratic voters
was held, O thorough county organization
effected, aud arrangements made for Vigo-
rous fall campaign. Old Campbell may be
depended on Tor her ususlly large Demo-
cratic majority.
Mrs. Nancy A. Brown, wellknown
Christian lady, died at the residence OF her
son, Mr. J. G. Brown, near Pigeon Run, on
yesterday morning, in the eightieth year OF
her age.
Mqd-doQs are quite plenty in the county.
Several rabid animals have been killed within
the last few days. Cattle and hogs have
been bitten by them and considerable ex-
element prevails.
The fruit and crop prospects are excel
lent. There has not been so abundant q
crop OF peaches for many years. srsNo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
The Morristowp fGa.A Democrat saws

"The South Is not new. Its now twenty
four years older than ii was when the war
ended. We love right and truth and hb.
erty and hate injustice and hypocrisy and
oppression just as much as our fathers did"
That is a good and deserved thrust at the
"Rew.south (" shrieker5. The same blood,
brain, energy, and Drawn are carrying the
South forward to-day that made it such a
happy and prosperous country before the
war. The only difference is that these
forces, owing to the necessities OF the sltua-
ton, are being directed into greater diver
gity OF channels,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
STANTON.
For the Jonn.town Sufferers.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE IL, 1889.
The people OF Staunton are deslrous OF
msuiiesting their sympathy for the Johns
town sufferers and propose raising funds
for their relief. A movement for this pur-
pose was gwen shape yesterday by the CO.
operation OF the Stonewall- Brigade Band
and the City Council. Ii was thought the
quickest mode Of raising means would be a
concert at the Opera House under the direc-
ton Of the band. Heretofore and for pur-
poses OF this kind, this plan has always
been literally responded to.
During yesterday the band commenced
arranging Tor the concert, and last night tue
CITY Council advanced the object IN further
PREF sraiion and Joint action. The slaunton
Choral Society, composed OF about fifty OF
the most highY-cultured yOcallsts, will take
part in the programme.
Tomorrow night the concert will come
of, as by that time the arrangements will be
complete for the purpose. CAxTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

The 1rt Of Breathing as he Basis of Tone
PRODUCTION. BY LEO KoFLER. New York ::
j.. 4 WERNER. Cloth, &.
1t Is claimed that this is q work OF great
value for singers, readers, elocuiionists,
preachers. LAWYERS, physicians. teachers.
actors. speech-suaisrers. and for all others
interested IN the correct aud artistic use Of
the voice for song or for speech, &C., &C.,
&c. We shall not pass upon the claim.
For sale by the publisher.
Derrick Vaughan, N0uelist By EDNA
LrBIL. author OF Donovan" &c., &c.
New YORK: FRANK L. LOWELL & Co.
1889. Pnee 30 cents.
For sale by the publishers.
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Hill City Notes.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch. /

IopecIAI ltIegtAn 10 the DBpalcb.I
LYNcnBURG. Va, June ll.-Alfred VII.
iiams, an old and weil.known citizen Of
Amherst, died yesterday while On visit 10
Bedford county.
The pfopretress OF a clearinghouse 10
this city says Ebentzer Harris, the missing
man from Attleboro', Mass, was at ler house
on the LIST instant, and left that day for Nor
folk. This proves he was not. as feared, a
victim OF the Johnstown disaster.
Lynehburg Lodge, Royal Arcanum, has
contributed 600 10 aid the Johnstown suf-
ferers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
Tho Turner Family ry.un,..

The Baltimore Suns special gives The fol-
lowing psruculsrs OF the FAuquier tragedy;
Edward Palmer Turner shot and killed
bis brother.in'lsw. Robert Turner, yester-
Fsuquier county. Robert Turner and bis
brother, Edward Z. Turner, went 10 G. p.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

"Some Of our esteemed exchanges con-
tinue to regard Mr.. RANDALL as very
dangerous man." Wei, he is dangerous
to the Republican party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

"The Boston Transcript reports that a
Southland cobbler displays this sign In the
window Of his shop: we generally shine
boots and shoes when We heel aud tap them
free. ," No doubt be enjoys good trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

Patented 1892. 1855, 1883, iSSs
WE GUARANTEE every foot sold 10 wear and
Withstand constant service for such longer petiod
over other hose as 10 render its cost much less In
the end. Resistant 10 great pressure, unob-
structed flow q water, and Increased nexibllity
are its advantages. Every wind OF the wire can
be cut without loosening or uncoillng.
CAUTION.-The making. vending. or use OF
any Ssryiceable Armored Wire Bound Hose not
Of our manufacture Is an Infringement on one or
more Of our paieuts. any violation Of which will
meet with Immediate prosecution.
smith a COURTNfY, sole agents for Rich
mond and vicinity, and the only place In This
section whore purchaser can buy the above
Hose without liability % litigation.
WATERBURY, RUBBER COMPANY,
Sole manufacturers and owners OF all the Sphlng-
ter Grip Armored Hose Patents,
40 Warren street, New York.
Imy I2-eodlml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

alt Is not considered certain that cleo.
triciiy can Kill all men," Then some Of the
overhead wires in New York have been very
much maligned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
DEAiEMBER THE AGED AND IN
Ia FIRM POORi
You are most respectfully invited to visit tho
"HOME FOR THE AGED"

lou are most respectfully invited 10 Vlslt THO
"HOME FOR THE AGED"
under the care OF the Little Sisters Of tho Poor.
during their POUND PARTY, which takes place
this wook. commencing MONDAY, lOth instant,
and continuing all the week.
Visitors Will DO made welcome at any hour OF
tho day.
Contributions Of all kinds groceries. fuel.
wearing apparel whether new or old. &c. will
be gracefully received. In return the prayers Of
the Inmates will DO offered for all contributors.
The increased number OF old people thore
are a hundred now in tho Home obiiges the SIS
ters TO make general application 20 the charity
Of the public 20 enable them TO provide for the
pressing wants OF their eyed charges
For the convenience Of those who cannot visit
tho Homo contributions may he left at the fol-
lowing places Mr. John ". Higgins, Seventeenth
snd FRANKLIN streets; Me'srs. K. j. Christian q
Co.. sl4 Main street, Mr.. John j. Rankin, Pine
and Cary streets.
West-Asin street cars pass by the Home.
10 9-1ws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

"The Democrats have swept Norwich,
Conn.,, for the first time in the history OF
that CITY," Therefore it is clean for the
first time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
BRIEF COMMENT.

"Mr. JOSEPH MEDML is another dis
tinguished Republican editor who is going
abroad" The more the better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

Messrs. j. w. RANDOLPH e ENGLISH have
sent us a copy Of their catalogue OF many
rare and valuable books, pamphlets, &c, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

We have received from JAMES p. KIMBALL,
Esq, Director OF the Mint, copy Of his re-
port upon the production OF the precious
metals in the United States during the calen-
dar wear 1883
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

The company IL Organized for tho purpose Of
developing an extensive and valuable deposit
Of red oxide Of iron near the White sulphur
Springs, ". Va, under very favorable lease
from mo owner Of The property. The organiza-
tlon Of the company IS complete. The suoscrip-
tion-booss are now open and limied number
Of shares will DO disposed OF. For particulars
apply 10 ....,-.,.<>,.
President,
Tredegar Company, Richmond,
or 20 X W. MONTAGUE.
my 23-lm White sulpur Springs, W. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
MANUFACTURED BY
THE NOLANDINE COMPANY,
Richmond, Va, U. S, A.
tmy 51-d&w6ml
mEKTtEGH.
AMU&ErESIa.
DEATS THEM ALI ONLY

DEATS THEM ALL ONLY 81
ID ROUND TRIP. No time lost from business.
GRAND EXCURSION SATURDAY NIGHT,
JuNE IS, 1889. TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK on
the elegant and spacious steamer Ariel. Full
moonlight on the James Look at this schedule:
Leaves Richmond Saturday night, June 18th, at 10
O'Clock sharp; arrives at Old PoInt at A. n. aud
Norfolk az : A. NJ. Leaves Norfolk sunday At
p NJ and Old Point ats p. NJ. ; arrives az Rich
moud at ~ o'clock sunday night Tickets alto
good % return the following Tuesday. June lstn.
Ample time Sunday to visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View. Hampton, soldiers Home, sc. kle-
CANT meals and refreshments on steamer Ariel.
Beats Them all. IL, Il. ADAMS & CO..
fe a-st Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

DOILER CHEAP.-LARGE CAN
ID NING-HOUsE BOILER in good repair will
DO sold ~ q low price 500 lash, balance on time
70 suit purchaser.
FRANKLIN DAVIS & CO.,
my 2Q.W 6SastGw4t Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
The GIennOle Iron Company.

GENERAL JOSEPH r. ANDERSON. President
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, JR.. Treasurer.
u. ". MONTAGUE, Secretary.
GENERAL JOSEPH x. ANDERSON, MAJOR
JOHN 2. BRANCH. COLONEL ARCHER ANDER-
SOY, A. F. MATHEWS. EsQ, GEORGE GRANT,
EsQ., Directors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

VlWELVE HOGSHEAD SCREWS,
L WITH IRONS COMPLETE,
as good as new. For sale cheap. Apply 10
<. T. LATHROP 6 CO..
nv 2G-eodfm Seventeenth aud Dock streets,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

DATTERY PARK HOTEL,
- ASHEYILLE, y. {.

OPENTHROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Elevation
2,GO0 feet ; average summer temperature, az;
magnificent mountain scenery Hydraulic ele-
vAtor electric lights and bells, music hail. tennis
court ladies' bilhard-parlOr and bowling. alley.
Beautiful drives and nrst-class livery. No mos
quitoes. for descriptive printed matter apply
10 JOHN b. STEELE,
my l5-2m Aauaser
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
y GORpONsyILLE. VA.-sUMNER BOARD
EIS taken at 80 and So per month. Large
grounds. Elevation sixty fort higher than Gt
Charlottesville Nator through the house aud
grounis. my iG4W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
~ HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, ". w.

ALKALINE LITHIA WATER, also SUPERIOR
IRON AID FkEESlONE NATEk% Baths Of
ANY TEMPERATE RE. LARGEST SWIMMING
pool OF ALKALINE LffuIA WATER ga the
world. 81 PEHB SUMNER CLIMATE. Here il
where the SICK RECOVER aud the WELL ARE
ALWAYS HAPPY. Send for pamphlets aad
secure rooms. W. IL. SALE,
nv lq-lm Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

THE OCEAN-VIEW HOTEL.-THIS
4 woll-kn0wn seaside resort. eight miles from
Norfolk WILL BE- OPENED lSr FJUNE 10 tho
public. Fishing and bathing unexro1ei by any
resort on the coost For terms, &C., address W.
". PRICE Ocean View, Va. my l7-9m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-16
"Look to the Senate"

In the days when the Senate of the United
States was entitled to the respect of the
American people, the wisdom, conservatism
and high-souled patriotism of that exalted
and dignifed body was the confident hope and
stay Of the nation in every crisis of its affairs.
IF measures went wrong in the House, as
sometimes might happen, the public eye was
turned to the Senate for corrective, and the
nyoeation-'sLook to the Senate was
rarely uttered in vain. It fulfilled public ex-
pectation. and its wisdom and patriotism
inspired the whole country with a just senti-
ment of pride and admiration. Now, how
ever. the scene is changed. The public index
is pointed in scorn to that once proud and
patriotic body, while the public voice is raised
in indignant apprehension of its degeneracy
into the littleness of faction. 1t has become
dwarfed in soul and dwarfed in intellect, until
it is a reproach to the nation, and scarcely a
scintilla Of its former character remains. Its
majority is incapable os rising to the level of
patriotic duty, much less to the performance
of a magnanimous action. Look to the
Senate ~ What is its attitude towards the
President, coordinate branch of the gov
ernment? That of an obstructionist, impeding
the progress of the administration, and throw
ing the affairs of the government into contu-
sion. Its conduct is revolutionary in ten
dency, compromising its dignity and earning
the execrations of all patriotic men who bold
the obligations of the legislator as superior to
the demands of faction.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Church ofthe Ascension.-Sundays services,
Holy Communion at I a. m. Morning Ser
vice with sermon at 1890. Sunday School
at 3 p. m. Evening service with sermon at
80 Wednesday services. Every day, eve
ming service at 5; Tuesday and Thursday
mornings Holy Communion at $50.
Rev. WHY'S Rede, Rector.
Services at St. Pauls Reformed Church on
Sunday at 7.l5 p. M, Sunday School at 8. Is
a. m. Services at Krider's Church at 10
a. m. Calvin ). Slagle, pastor.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. G. W. Cooper, notwithstanding at
1890 a. m. and 7.15 p. IN. by Rev. C. T.
House, of Baltimore. Young Peoples Meet
ing at $50 p. m.
Grace Lutheran Church.-Morning, at 10. 50
TOO Much of Self" Evening, at 7.l5,
A'The Backslider's Challenge and Response
bility. P. II. Miller, Pastor.
There will be preaching at Greenwood 5
Sabbath afternoon at , o clock, by the Rev.
G. W. Seilhamer.
Sabbath Service NJ. P Church. Preach
ing 10! a. M, and y p. M, by the pastor
Young Peoples meeting at 81 p. m.
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The weather Bureau.

The Chief Weather Signal officer, Gen.
Adolphus ". Greedy, Of Arctic fame, has
held his present post for less than two years
Since he has commanded the Signal Corps,
saws the n X Slm, the squabbles, petty
intrigues, backbitings and mutual recrimina-
lions between superior and interiors in that
branch OF the service have become standing
scandal. At the same time the general made
ouacy and grotesque iuaccuracy Of the Gov
ernment weather predictions have become a
standing joke. People care very little nov
about .sOld Probabilities formerly spoken
of invariably with affectionate respect Since
Myer. through Hazen and Greedy. there has
been deterioration in the quality OF the
weather predictions furnished from Washing
ton. Everybody knows this Public cont
dence and interest in the daily progaossica'
lions has aboa, disappeared.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-16

We call the attention Of our readers 10 q
paper on Public School Teaehing" publish
ed in another column, which was written by
Mr. Francis Warner. one OF our School Con
miSsioners, for the Teachers Institute recent
" in session here. Mr.. Warner intended 10
read il himself 70 the Institute, bus vas pre-.
vented BY sickness. The Examiner read it,
however. aud teachers aud visitors, including
examiners and other school officers from sew
eral adjoining counties, unitedia commencing
the paper highly and requesting its PsbiieA-
ton. Mr.. Warner brought 70 the discussion
of the subject mind trained by several years
experience as teacher and School Commits
sioner, aud natural powers Of close and dis
eliminating observation.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-16

The Civil Service Reformers are to have
GRAND pow-wow in Baltimore on the 23d in
slant to which 800 invitations have been
issued. Mr.. Charles J. Bonaparte is the
President of the Maryland Association of
these political purists, who expect the atten-
dance of delegates from all parts Of the conn
try. Among the number viii be Mr.. Carl
Schurz and Mr. George Vim. Curtis, who
doubtless will take high seats in the synagogue
which is to be the Hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association. OF course the assem-
blage will not,be complete without Mr.. John
X. Cowen's presence, the Grand Sycamore of
Civil Service in the Monumental City. They
propose taking an account of stock, as the
present Administration is about closing, and to
commence business anew under the Harrison
regime, after the 18th of March. To facilitate
operations, they propose to try whether Gen.
Harrison's nose viii make good handle or
not. The result will be looked upon by the
Republican seekers after the iiesh-pois-and
who Of them is not--witb the keenest possible
,.4orasf
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The Bank of Bedford, at Liberty, Virginia, sus-
pended payment on Tuesday.
The chemical laboratory az the Ohio state Univer-
slty in Columbus vas destroyed BY fire Tuesday
causing loss ofS2o.G50
The old Floyd property, about one mile fTol4
Lynehburg Va 40 acres hes been sold 10 syndi-
cate for $500 or 1926 per acre.
Violent snow and windstorms prevailed through
out England and Wales on Saturday and Sunday,
and much loss TO shipping resulted.
The Wisconsin sulphite Fiber comPanys works,
at Monica, Wisconsin, were burned Oh Saturday
morning. Los Sl20000 insurance, $4,000
fbe gessiah Ay is reported to be destroying the
wheat crop in Gsg;Fal Illinois. The dry freezing
weather is also reported 70 be Killing the wheat
The house of Joseph Grover. At TarpeSs suPgFh
Of Bradford, Penna. was burned Monday night ana
tgo children-twins, aged three years-perished ~
the flames,
r. W. Turnipseed, prominent doctor Of Hamp
ton. Virginia. and an ex-pem5er of the Legisla-
ture. dropped dead of heart disease ~ Atlanta,
Georgia, on Sunday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-16

RsT pr Hsasy Imnanuri sshm,at one Of The
oldest pruf-ssess Of Columbia College. New York.
died en- Monday aighg Al the AZ % s. years, He
ssas bafn tn SaEareth IA
EdsaFd crsl. business mAnaxss Of the Harris
burg oz&. died iu Carlisle Pa. Monday, aged =
yeas The cause % death was biooi poisoning
due 10 excessive cigarette smoking.
The standard on Company glue factory al Con.
stable Hook NeE Jersey va burned sunday nighL
with aaao1 new barrels two empty stills and two
agiiAiogs loss sl0ounR no Insurance
The shan In q eoal mine al Mitchell. Iowa, broke
ON Monday Precipiiatlng The cage - feet 70 the
bottom. George Harper vas killed. his son slightly
snd man named Reynolds fatally injured
The Humber5 House = summer hotel near Cres
son SPRING Pa. was destroyed by fire on SATURDAY.
Il was owned by Col. 7. c. Hambert Of Piusaarg.
The loss Is placed az s5Hoo. There partial
Insurance
Cesar Frazer and Edward Criss both eoloFed.
were arrested sunday morning IN Charleston. South
Carolina. for the murder Of T. H. Holdeaberg
Frazer confessed his guilt while Criss asserted that
he was innocent.
H. Oidenbnrg. a grocer In Charleston. south
Carolina 90 years OF age, murdered az his
on saturday night by two unknown negroes. who
had entered the store for the purpose o: robbery
They escaped with about So.
on sunday storm Of exceptional severity ragged
throughout Holland. The rivers were gsesilyswollen
sud Rotterdam. DordeTeCi, Scheidam, zwolle aud
Kampen were inundated. Many shipwrecks, with
grea, loss OF life are reported
J. Bordeaux and two OF his children died at shell
ton, Washington Territory. Saturday. and another
child is not expected 10 live Il is supposed they
ate cabbage containing poison. The family recently
arrived at Shelton from Canada
While two Young sons Of Eli W. Carpenter were
nring at J mark against = s=o0dlSilsd at BueyEus
Ohio, on Monday, one Of the bullets penetrated the
siding and struck their mother who had just enter
cd ia the side. indioting fatal wound.
Unemployed workmen, in Rome, Italy, on Satur-
day last. marched through The streets demanding
aid and when refused would rob the stores. over
SIS 900 in money and goods taken by them. The
military quelled the mob without the loss of life
Early on saturday morning in Boston Policeman
ReaFneg aud sight Waterman Darwin got mixed
up in the dark while looking for a supposed burg
lar. During the scufie which ensqed KeaFney Grew
his revolver and shot GaFyin in the leg. Keamey
was pretty well used up
Rev. C. L, Demerest. D. D., Secretary Of the gen.
eral convention OF the Universalists Of the United
States and wife celebrated their golden wedding at
Manchester, New Hampshire, on Monday night.
Rev Mr. Sawyer of TUFTS College, who performed
the marriage ceremony so years ago, was present.
Two masked men broke into the house Of John
44terburn, at Aabob kentucky, on sunday, and
took $40 in cash and notes TO the value of several
thousand dollars, Mr., AreFbuTn is nearly 80 years
OF age His wife Is year or TWO younger than he,
and they made desperate fight to save their prop
erty.
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DIED.

Near Yocumtown, Pa, February 5th, 1889.
VIM. p. Fisher. aged % years, months and
- days.
Near York Haven, Pa, February s, 1882.
Morrilas Markle, aged 50 years and ) months.
On February 10, 1889, in Manchester, Nd,
from paralysis, Mrs. Susanna Ritter. aged s.
years. 10 months and % days.
On February II, 1889. near Melrose, Nd.
after an illness OF three years from dropsy,
Margaret Am, wife Of Alven Rhodes, aged
~ wears, months and Is days.
AT Woodberry, Md, on February ID, 1889,
Lottie Adele. aged years, months and ~
days, the youngest daughter Of Amanda and
the late Joseph hoop. inierment at Man.
chester this county. this Saturday. morning.
On February Is. lSS9, ia Westminster, Nd,
Sasaunah, wife Of JOSIAH Crowl, aged 81
years, 6 months and l. days
Hat. dcArcs, mother sFt tAoa gone
Forever from sight
shall We no morn thy face behold.
- cheerful aud 50 hvsghtf
All your Votce forever hssArd.
That uHre are loved % hear.
Al no wr thiuk we hear it uow
sun souu-iirg ia 1us var.
EF uER CHILDREN.
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The admirable results Of the policy Of Sec
rotary Whitney in building up ous navy must
be 3 source Of pride and satisfaction to the
whole country, and eredi, to Mr.. Cleveland $
administration, ia marked contrast TO those
ofhis Republican predecessors, who, in twenty
years, after expendiag 500, 200, goo for naval
purposes, could not show single seswortby
vessel ailoat, when the people summoned
them &c yield up their power, and Installed
MI. Cleveland in Office. And be would have
been left to further carry out the wisdom Of
his policy, but for the power Of Republican
money. which alone overthrow him.