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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09
UNIVERSAL ELECTRICAL RAILWAY
SIGNAL COMPANY,
Chartered June >. 1879 Sapttai 500
900 j. 900 share, gro Racn

Robert G.. CaDell. president. j. X
BIaucn. secretary aud treasurer.
Directors. George b. McAdams,
James q. Lamb, W. G.. Walter and
John ". Otley.
TINS company is organized 10 pur-
chase. manufacture. develop, CO4lrol
aud Operate, electric railways signals.
and % sell or lease the same, or tLe
right e. Use the same. in all countries
IN tho world where railroads are
known.
A model now on exhibition at com
pay ; Office. No. 1914 EAST Main street,
wall indicate what We clam for our
patent. VIZ. That il Is The cheapest.
best and simplest invention OF its kind
IL existence.
We claim that our invention Will
prevent collisions and accidents by
notifying engineers IN tacn locomotive
within from one u twenty miles lthe
block being made by the battery power
IN each eugine) by blowing the whistles
anu ringing bells IN both engines stimuli
tdneOusly.
Then. by signal tel .sraphy or by tee
phone the engineers can cOmmunicHt,
with each other.
A limited number OF shares at Sl'
lDar yalUe 500 for sale ut company s
office. These shares are -dsscssdbie
and participate IN the profits Of IN,
company wherever IN this or other
countries the comp my may operate.
For further inlOr nation apply 10
j. X. BRANCH.
Secretary al q Treasurer,
1914 e. 81 Nam street.
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LOCAL NOTEs.

Next Tuesday night the Curbstoue
Clue Will have meeting.
Mr.. John W. Meade and bride. of
Saunlou, arc stopping in our city on
their way North.
Rev. Robert Z. k6er, ID. d.. pastor
of ihe First Presbyterian Church. will
preach at The Soldiers Home this after
noon M 4:3O % clock.
Miss Mary Lewis. daughter Of Hon.
l.. l. Lewis. is visiting friends ia Ken
tUcky. She viii return To the C ~
about July ]. en- route to Atlantic City.
The resignation Of Mr.. James o 'keefe.
the present superintendent of Holly
wood Cemetery. goes into effect to-
morrow morning.
Mr.. Henry Pannill. proprietor of the
Pannill Iron Roof Paint. was in the
city yesterday. He has business eye
on Richmond.
The bridge acrossi. Shcckoc creek in
Smith 5 alley. which runs from Eff
teenth TO Seventeenth streets. between
Main and franklin. was washed out OF
position during the freshet, and the
people in the neighborhood are anxious
10 have 10 replaced.
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gECKLESs DRIVING
,Ir John aeintz nun over ana Danger
nn.lf s.nlI.

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deriully. and there is great demanu
for building lois.
A moe,ing OF the Powhltc School
Board was held yesterday To close up
accounts for the season Just ended
The schools in the district during the
mast scholastic year have been well at
tended. and good reports have been fes..
cciged from ail of them. The board VIII
meet a.ain on the first saturday Do July
fo prenare . report Go be submitted To-
the county board. Steps Will be taken
next month 90 change the rame oi tine
board from the poeucal lndan name
~Powhiis to one that has not sucn
sound ol poverty about o..
on uext Monday and Tuesday niAnt-
there will be- garden party al ne
residence of Mrs. Voolfolk. on Ciopton
street. Swa0sboro. for thebsueiit oil tine
Manchester Christian Church.
Rev. john j. CloptOu will preach
itli- morning 40 the Moade-MemoriaI
Church on lessons From the Great
/ Flood at Johnstown.
ELECTION oF OFFICERS.
Manchester Lodge 80. "a. a. F.and a
IM last night elected the following
officers.
John g.. Rier. " ~. L. T. owen
Senior Warden. John Il. Charleton. Jl
Nor Warden. W. +. Williamson. S-niol
ID aeon. George T.. Richardson. JunigI
Deacon. ID. D. Woisger Treasurer. D
|B. Walden. Secretary. ~. T. Lithg.w
Ticr. NJ. a. Lloyd. 5 eward.
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Jerome parl. Race, lesterdsy.

The following il the result OF thu
race. at Jerome Park yesterday, a.
teiegmphodS o. the Turf Exchange:
First race. three-quariers OF mile
Tlrmeutor. ]. Bin Letcher, ,, Gram
Grey. 3. Time. 1:ls..
Second race. one and one-slXteenth
OF 10 mike. RiverdaIe handicap - Be
linda. I. King Crab. .: Bronzemarte'
3. Time. i.jlt.
Third race, one thousand four hum
drtd yards Blllst0n ], Fltz James
d. Lady Pul-ifer. 3. Time, .22i.
Fourth race, one and onequarter
mile-Charley Dreux. l. Cortez' q
Marauder. o. Time. 2.24.
Fifth race. one mile-RepOrter, J.
Ben Harrison, .. Volunteer, 3. Time,
1914
Sixth race. thrco-quarter Of mile
Orlmdier. ]. Dliesmau, D Guarantee,
3. Time. l.lei
Seventh race. one and one-eighth Of
ID mile Major DOmO. !. oenOuta' y.
Sam Wood. 3. Time. 1885,.
f>lHifs IoH MONDAY At BRIGHTON BEACH.
FIRST race. ntc-eishtn- of "a miie-Ripley.
rs. IfIffnu. lI~. General Thomas. ll5, Tire
.auH Il1. NnmII. IIA Honey mupnt log
Hu-fNllF. 40. Shakespeare, lu~t hDOu
coli. JOS, has.. k.da. colt, los " oodiunce'
Second ncc. fvc-clenths ofa mie-rhere
afs thIitl-,.t 200 snfr.ts l0r tnls race. 10 VIII
probably Doe divided.
mira niece. .eseuih-eishth ofa mne--eil-
Ins-t ctaIier. ~; Actor. l-2, hill Bond,
MAJ KIDS idle. lti Toronto, "a. iflt
Ii. Bonanza. "a. bltu,Irtf. ia, Donald
IlE Bonnie s.. Ili BlrrIcclD, ll4. Amos
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a call was issued for % meeting oil holn
branches of The City Council to-day.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet at
$3.50 O'Clock T.. ". DID the Council Cham
her. and the Common Council 40 }
O'Clock p. NJ. al the same place. Here.
after the adoption of suitable rc-olu-
tions iu respect 20 the memory Oh tne
deceased. tine Council VIII take backs
and proceed to the home Of the late
President of the Board of Aldermen,
and attend his funeral in body.
Mavor j. Taylor Ellyson requests all
the heads of the various city depart
mems To meet hmm in the ChauceTy
Courtroom al O'Clock 4. ~. and they
will attend the funeral in body.
Asa token of respect % The dead. the
president chair. clerk 5 desk. commit
lee table i'm from. Of the clerk desk
aud the two pillars near by were
drarei yesterday in heavy mourning.
Dove Lodge. 40. 81. a. J.. and 4. H..
and 40. Commaudcry knights Tenn
plar Will act as escort.
Each branch If the Council Will send
d rich floial Offering.
The following. gentlemen viii
act as pail bcaIer-: Mcs-rs J.. ID. tren-
-na" ana y - il",L wv - ',,'' o, '''
Board OF hi.tI men 1T '.o' 81 80 80 ',',
ana MI l'' i'' ,''.' '''' i"'l '"T ToI'i
mou 'ouu' w. =,
ana J.. a. ouuiel'' ii9'n .''. ~ '' -.
cotton h ~, d. p'.JI.. -, D"~.
pey anu W. ~ WI NJ Mo- ! n
LUX ~, ~. ana ,l.',nlar "a trcler
S"p'i' az tl r.,..,.,.,..i..,.,. and
rom hcn.l9n" '',' l'', 49, "' .'i
Lieutenant 'liohei d. h'S'e "'''
Mr.. Wllliani Mitchell on Denaii oil 'he
citztn'.
Masonic ceremonies Will ne observer
at the grave.
Colonel b''7 leaves "a VIC anu ''i ~, g'
children nof @,'" '"' ~, ''' ''''
only brother Us Mr.. Op,nur j.. b',
the Walker Light 'uaid VIII l,li ID
out and escort the remains 10 HOLY
wood Cemetery.
The funeral VIII take pace iI9"
Grace-sireet hpiscopAi ChHi'n' ahu 'n'
G rcmonies VIII De ''"'' YEA ''''
III. NJ. jackson. 80 D % clock l.. W.
Colonel Bass was in the piime oi NE
being only iorty-elehi year. oil age.
The Grain ana Cotton iAc". n-e' Oh
which Colonel Bass was am honofed
member. met at cioc@, ana allei
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lIENGlcO SCHOOLS
4 wind ~ ~ OF tie session u"tr'mo.
Mai ACTIVITY Among the scachcTs-

The pub.i, schools Of llenrico county
closed last Friday. that D.. those 90
Brookland and Fairfield districts. Toe
schools in Nariua district closed ou
Friday. April ly,h, and the schools 900
ruckaloe district closed ON Friday.
Aprii 26h. Ia one or TWO instances
.choOls in Br00kland aud Fairfield.
where time was lost by bad weather.
Will close during tine present week.
The school year for the entire county
can now bo said 30 bee closed.
Next Friday. June "a. there will be-
commencement exercises at the High
School taught by Nh. IA. +. Fox. as-
sisted by Miss Carter. which is located
ON the BJook turnpike. about four
mile. from Richmond. Mr.. John a..
neGiNmy. secretary of Che State
Board of Education, will BE- present
and .,iiyor am address.
There VIII be- some prizes delivered.
and the superintendent of schools for
the county. Mr. } k.Fa,.ell viii. with
appropriate remarks. present Che same
To- the succo ssful scholars.
In a number OF the schools boa the dis
tr.cls there were certificates OF distinc-
mon awarded. I'm others there We're
none. There was ro system about the
matter. IL was left entirely TO Tie
teachers.
Superintendent J. e. RUSSELL has.
during thr past year. done good WORK.
lie Eas been supported throughout iu
every act of his Dy ihe four boards of
school truste, s.. each az the districts hay-
INK "a board for itself.
The superintendent regrets very
much that the marriage fever has
struck with such force many of his
bess teachers. One viii get ma.ried
next "Wednesday. another ol Tuesday.
june 18Th. and another ou Tuesday.
july 9th. while several others are cX-
pecled o. similarly disappear from the
arena OF school teaching O. the plane oi
matrimonial ife before the next 5cho-
lastc session begins.
The next session # the public schools
OF Heurico county will begin about the
middle of september in all four of the
districts. There Will be about six va
calcios among the white teachers and
ablnt Che same number among the coli
0rlt. There are at present from siN Goo
twelve applicants for each OF these va
cauclts.
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q. snd q. Snans..


Mr. 81 T. Ingalls, pre- ,ident y the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Com
pany. has issued circular placing Mr.
Dectlur Axtell IN charge Of the water
propertie-. rights ar lands OF The Rich
moud aud Allegheny railroal not used
in the operation of the same. and also
OF all lands in the city OF Richmond
His title Will p@ that of assistant TO
the re ident- His headquarters, Ricn-
mond. Mr Z. l.. Wexford will be sec
retry, Mr.. \. ID. Wilkinson will be
private secrc AIRY % Mr. Axtell. rice
Charles 7. Shervin. transferred to the
office OF maintenance of ways.
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neenne Of lhe negalla ola,nltee.

The regatta committee 0f the Virginia
Boat Club held q meeting last night.
They discussed Tor some tine the plans
for the forthcoming regatta on lth day
Of Jaly, and nearly completed the en-
tire programme. This committee Will
have the fun particulars ready for pub
LEGATION In a Few days
Among other matters discussed was
that Of sending a crew % Baltimore TO
participate IN the regata which will be
given az that city. uuder the auspices
Of the Pltap-co Navy. on June 3oth.
Ii is highly probable that a crew from
The Virginia Boat CLUB will 20. 1t is
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The Richmond. Fredericksburg ana 10
IOmac Railroad

Beginning To morrow, trains on the
Richmond, Frederick sbuTg and POto-
mac Railroad viii leave the Byrd-street
station az 1882 A. NJ. ara 6:25 =. NJ. for
Alexandra, Washington. and points
north ria the Chesapeake and Ohio
Junction. Gordonsyille. and Orange
Courthouse. Trains from Washington
will leave that city at 4.30 A. NJ. and
1857 4. NJ, ria the same route. for
Richmond and the South. There will
be the usual run of sleepers on these
trains. Local trains will run as per
schedule.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

WeIeturn thanks for the KIM ten
ton our sure .nOuyh slie has re-
ceiled Melaye been yuy busy aud
everybody boo tne store ia, been in "a
rush. and our wodtligery wagons have
been taxed night and day to deliver the
goods. lne ,lle viii continue next
week aul ue call ryeryb dy IS attention
to The great value .n iue suits thst have
been reduced to Ten aud Fourteen dYl-
lars. Very truly,
McADAMs g. BERRY
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hea.ny wish success for ihs effort.
The formation OF a chorus will cult
vate and elevate all " h0 engage Dad it.
and will boz au educating and Tehmng
influence upon cur people. From
this it viii BE- seen that the young men
interested in tine mO, amen- nave de-
terminel % make success in Then
musical efforts. and doubtless soon q
lime chorus in connection with the
orchestra viii be ~ full trim ioi
orat0riC.. concerts. &c.
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1nncnt nelmeen a wagon

The city ambulance WIS called ycs
terday afternoon, at 2:j0 clock. TO 'ne
corner of Laurel aud Broad streets.
where colored man bad got caught
bet~een wagon and post, inJuflns
the muscles OF his right side. Dr.
Davis. the physician. took the man to
his nome. so. III north Third street
after administering the necessary REM
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

Next Thursday the postponed picnic
of Richmond Lodge. So. /. Indei el-
dent Order of Old Fellows, will take
placeat Young IS Pond.
Tickets are limit. d. and there will b.
a sale OF them after Tuesday next. Con-
yeyaucts leave b lVldele Hall az 9.3O
O'Clock in the morning.
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Judge Barton yesterday opened and
adjourned this court until tomorrow
40 busnt was transacted.
One SUIT was Insuiuted-F +. Pat
rick * Co. against T. a. Bramterry.
Action OF aebt for Slo9.oO. Damages.
500.
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The passenger train service with , me
South was resumed over this line ii-
day night. q transfer being eii'et''
across The bridge over the App'mllioA
at Petersburg. The railroad bria-e al.
that point. ID Is expected, Will BE- rr-
built by tonight. and a full resump.
ton of both through passenger ana
FREIGHT train service effected by Mon
dav morning.
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MANCHESTER.
New.Itc,n. from Across The River

Captain l. l.. Bass, whose death Oc-
cured in Richmond yesterday, had a
wide acquaintance among the business
men of Manchester, who deeply regret
his death.
1t is expected that there will be-
large attendance at the Chesterfield
courthouse tomorrow court day.
Delegates 90 the Democratic State Con-
veution Will probably be elected.
More buildings are going up IN Man
chester than ever vas known before at
one time. The city Is growing Won
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Capitol Noies

The following nOtaries public were
appointed yesterday by the Governor
j. Hardy Henderson. OF Norfolk. Henry
NJ. Goidiu. OF B0tetOnft county.
The charter Of the OsceOla W ater
Company and that of the Universal
Electric Light Company were hled with
the Secretary Of the Commonwealth
yeslerlay.
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IIie Amateur orcncsIra

The president Of this association. Mr..
Edward X. Archer. has Just received a
letter from Bishop Randolph encourag-
ing the orchestra in their plan Of secur-
Ing an enthusiastic and competent di-
rec.or and chorus master. The letter
reads as follows: will gladly
subscribe is proposed in your
card for musical director, and |
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COURT MATTERS.

,rl.o ,.ri..i,,ai ,a-. l..f.ra tine police
C.,trf ,..fer,l... was tne our-ti an. ln-
toltal IL. iDrec summon. 10 brn, the
partie, before tac coart.
The first summon. was directed 90
Alexander IS. Pierce. Richard G.. Bris-
tow. Charles A Rose. and =. Rufher-
ford RIOS. for violating the ordinance
.of fine CITY of R,cnmnnd .-Dv erecting "a
wooJen bnildirr IN tl.e civ without
first obtaining permission from line
Cauncu
Tine second .8moons required tine
same partic. to bc present for violating
the CITY ordinance bv erecting. on att
feminine q. build orcreot. "a house up0u
th. line of CAM, street D.irf.u Four
te.,,.h .,a F,f,lautl ..r..fs wttnout
Gr.f ol,toirino f,o, the cit. fnoir.er
~ c.rti elat,' ~, v,rtin,,. of M. l,n. and
sds,,lJ Grade of sn,, -f,oeI .f tne
MACE where the said house has been. or
i- about to- De. erected.
TIE third summons was directed
asains ChariesA. Rose ana 5. luther
ford Rose Tor violating tnecdy ordinance
by hul'dlt g'iecenil5 Constructed on
Cary street between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth, which is dangerous To- the
adjoining property.
Dir. Louis %. NendenbuiE appeared
las counsel for uis father. DR.. Robert
Nendehbnrs. Who com Jams about tAe
erection oil ans building. ana hf-
lenIanis'
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The Richmond Grays viii celebrate
their forty-nfth anniversary by basket
picnic and target practice at Providence
Forge Wednesday, june IGN. ihr
committee are as follows L.eutenan.
T.. e.. Garrison, chairman. A. J.. DAVIS
b. h. Dudley.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

The viii Of Mre. Clara Menford King
was admitted 90 probate yesterday IN
the Cnancery Court. Her entire estate,
valued at $4,000. was bequeathei 20
her husband. Mr.. VI. Is. King.
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vir.tIn,ougn r,ain from me wei.

The first through Trim from Cincln-
natl over ihe Chesapeake aud ONO Ra,l-
road arrived boo the city yesterday after
noon about fifteen minutes behind
schedule time Tine schedule hour was
2.3- p. NJ. The tra,n rau into the depot
40 2.53. There was large number OF
passengers 0n board.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

You are respectfully invited TO visit
the Home for the Aged, under the
care OF the Little Sisters of the Poor,
west Nam aud liaryie streets, duiing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

Amongst those who failed TO put i'm
the needful for their license taxes, and
who. according 10 law, had TO bee Ie-
ported to the Police Court by Collector
of City Taxes Frank " Cunningham,
was Mr.. W. Ii. BeVefiige, attorney-at-
law. lie was before Just &c Crutch-
field yesterday, and gave the following
check:
Pay TO the order II Frank w. Gun.
nipgham. City Collector. for The rr.vi.
lege OF making living in this city.
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certain that one will go If crew from
the PataTsco participates in the regatta
under the auspices OF the Virginia Boat
Club ON July Ith.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

The Association for the Preservation
Of Virginia Antiquities were to have
held a meeting on the 18th Instant, but
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

b. You should see our line of Handsome Summer-Weght
silk Scarls at IS cents
~ You should see our gorgeous assortment OF SO cent
scarfs in Teck and Four-n-Iiand shapes
to You should see our Coored Hose in stripes at 20
cents pair-six pair for 81.
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>upreme Councll o. mo,al Ascanum.

The Supreme Council of the order OF
Royal AIcauum. at their meeting yes
terday, elected Judge Leigh Ii. Watts,
OF Portsmouth, 10 the position Of Su-
pIeme Regent. The telegram convey
ing this Information SAYS also that Nir-
GINA is the banner State IN regard to
the increase of membership.
The financial condition Of the order
Is most excellent. and the order Is
growing everywhere at a rapid pace.
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ASKING FOR All.
4 Letter ftOn tpc Supreme ltcilOu OF
the order Of iicptasOphs.

\ letter was received Yesterday from
the Office of the supreme Archon of
the Order of Heptasophs. addressed 90
each of the lodges OF The order 200 the
city. asking ror assistance io those
members of the order who lost iherall
IN the Johusuwn disaster aud Che sur
yiving membersOi the families 81 tho. e
W no died.
The following is an ab,tract from the
letter received by one Of tine lodges.
$40 tic Breihcra OF Richmond COM
clare. No. lG2 George b. Sgdtor. Sec.
rotMU.
"Brethern Oar Johusiown brethren
of ConclaVe 40. 40. are entirely destl-
tute. They have lost over one hun
bred members of their families. and
others yet missing. out II a member
ship of fOriy-fOur two age dead, three
moro are missing and supposed 10 be
drowned. ana the rest of them have
lost everything they possessed. They
need immcdilie help.
The letter states that relief corps has
been organized, but ihe htlnO members
Of the order is wanted aud needed. This
circular letter is signed "S. A. VIII, Su-
preme Archon, Pittsbnrg, Pa. ~
Mr.. Young Jones. representing this
order, will call on the members OF tins
order i'm Richmond for their sub
scripiiors to iAis fund, and should be
fail Tor any reason 10 see any one of
them, such member can forward the
amount TO him d. his address. corner
Sixth and Broad streets.
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m You should see our Blouse Suits, embroidered collar
in blue flannel, at SI9o
,- You should see our Knee-Pant Suits at sr.r9.
- You should see our Knee,Pant Suits at $3.50
70 You should see KneePant Suits at Sal7
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sxg You should see IS cents Unaundrcd Shirt rein
forced front and back.
pz You should Boys Lawn Tennis Goats at g.
GO You should see our Mems Lawn Tennis Goats at
sr47 caps to match, Is cents, and mlny others.
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Buy at the Standard.
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john Howard lcoioredI was required
topay 500 for beating Julia Crump.
and Julia Crump had TO pay the same
amount for striking John Howard with
stick.
Annie Lewis lcolorcil, mi.behaved
IN The public streets. TIE character Of
her misbehayior required a fine Of $50
and COSTS
John Porter was feed $40 and costs
for peddIrg cabbage ia th. street with
out license.
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~ You Should see summcrwcght tW0-Pccc MT 9u'7
at sI.ao
~. You should see our two-pece Kilt Suits at $3.50
ts- You should see our one-pcce Kilt Suits at s. -
t You should see Blouse Suits IN blue and gray ian
mel at 81 cents, embroidered collar
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New to the Business.
Milford Ind. } Herald. !


A newly.elected Justice ofthe
Peace not Z thousand miles rom
Milford delivered tine following
charge to the jury the other day
Gentlemen Of the Jury: Charging
a jury is new business to me, as
this is my first case. You have
heard all the evidence in the case
as well as myself, you have also
heard what the learned counSsl have
said. Ifyou believe what the learn
ed counsel for ths plaintiff has tod
you your verdict will be for the
plaintiff; but if, on the other hand,
you believe what the defendants
counsel has told you. then you will
give a verdict for the defendant.
But, if you are like me and don't
believe what either Of them said,
then I'll be - i'll know what YOU
will do. Constable, take charge of
the jury"