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The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04
TURKEYS WANTED

Mr.. George w. Judy. representing
Gilman & Brent, Paris, KY, will open
his Turkey Pens here about November
lst, and will want twenty thousand
turkeys at highest market price. He
is a liberal buyer. Save your turkeys
for him. 1925.
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Persons uined n " u pre-
h,g
WNUthfUL by
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THREE WEDDINGS.

A Danville special says: The mar
riage Of Miss Sadie r. Bright, daughter
of the late John Bright, of this county,
to Mr.. T. NJ. King, Of Danville, occur
red at the First Presbyterian Church at
y m. to-day. Rev. z. NJ. Greene, d.
D., was the officiating minister. The
bridesmaids were Misses Annie Leath-
ers, Louisville Sue MeHenIy, Ovens
bOro; Mary Timberlake, Shelbyville (;
Sallie King, Sophie Bright and Sadie
Cecil, Of Danville. Tie gentlemen at
PENDANTS were Drs. J. H. Letcher and
Harry Moore and Messrs. William Du-
gan, Nicholas Mcdowell, R.. w. East
land and D. NJ. Logan. The bridal
party and a large number of friends
took dinner at the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. s. B. Bright. on
HarrOdsburg avenue, after which Mr.
and Mrs. King left via the Cincinnati
Southern railway for Washington City
and New York.
-
A Cynthiana special says: Accord
ing to announcement, W. 7. Lafierty,
County Judge of this county, aud Miss
Maude Ward, daughter of Hon. A. H.
Ward, were married at the Christian
Church this evening. The church was
handsomely decorated with natural
flowers aud evergreens, and was crowd.
ed TO its utmost capacity. The bride
wore the customary veil, while her at
tendants, eight in number, were attired
in pink aud white costumes cut deco
lette. The party was given a reception
at the home Of the brides parents.
They will reside on Webster avenue,
this city.
A COvlngton special says This
evening at the Fourth-street Christian
Church, the Rev. J. J. Morgan, pastor
Of the Second Christian Church, Lou
isviIle, was married TO Miss Clara
Kercheval, of this city, in the presence
of the congregation, Professor J. w.
McGarvey, Of Lexington officiating.
MIR. Morgan and bride took the night
train for Louisville.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET REPORT
By GREENE & EMERY,
Ii e Stock Commission Merchants at Ciucin
natl Union Stock Yards and COyingtOu
Stock Yards.
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Ray affect any portion Of the body where the
mucous membrane is found. But catarrh OK
the head is by far the most common. and the
most liable to be neglected. It cannot be
cured by local applications. Being a consti-
tutional disease it requires
Ringing a constitutional remedy like
Mo;ea. Hoods SarsaparIlla, which.
OiSSS working through the blood
eradlcates the impurity which causes and pro.
notes the catarrh, and soon effects a perma-
nent cure. At the same time Hoods sarsa-
pariIla builds up the whole system, and makes
one feel renewed in strength
and health. II you suffer Impure
from catarrh, be sure to oIod
try Hoods Sarsaparilla. S
81 used Hoods sarsaparilla for catarrh, and
received great relief and benefit from It. The
catarrh was very disagreeable, especially in
the winter, causing constant discharge from
my nose, ringing noises
hoOd'S in my ears, and pains in
cere.n.-fIs, the back Of my head.
= 2 = a ''s0 The effort to clear my
head in the morning by hawking and splitting
was painful. Hoods Sarsaparilla gave me
relief Immediately while in time was en-
tirely cured am never without the medi-
cine in my house as think IL
Is worth its weight in gold.D Cures
Mrs. G. B. GmB, lOz9 Eighth raoG..s.
St., n. W, Washington, ID. C. -Notatt
Twas troubled with that annoying disease,
nasal catarrh, and never found relief TN
4 took Hoods sarsaparilla-D ). L. RoUTT.
Harrisburg, NY. n. B. Be sure to get
Hoods SaFsapariIIa
soldby All druggists. 81; six IS. Prepsgedonly
b c. L HOOD a Co, Apotheoarles, Lowell. liass.
100 Doses One Dollar
29-2e.
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PUBLISHED EvEKv WEDNESDAY By
Democratic Ticket.

FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
JOHN c. CHENAULT.
FOR COUNTY CKERK,
l.. w. HILL.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY,
J. A. SULLIVAN.
FOR SHERIFF,
J. w. BALES.
FOR JAILER,
JOHN F. WAGERS.
FOR ASSESSOR,
JOEL T. EMBRY.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS,
MRS. A. T. MILLION.
FOR SURVEYOR,
J. A. g. WILLIAMSON.
FOR CORONER.
B. DUD MILLER
Election First Monday in August. 1890
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Local Produce Markets.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY CONVICTION,
ARNOLD BRO, GRoCERS, MAIN
STREET. RICHMOND, KY.
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& BROWN,
Architects,

46 Virgins BLOCK, CINCINNATI, o.
Can refer TO buildings successfully
erected in Richmond, Maysville, Mt.
Sterling, Winchester and Owingsville.
6-5.
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Election First Monday in August, 1890.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1889-12-04

Speaking Of fish moves us to cay that
We do not expect any but the most
credulous TO believe what we shall say
concerning the fisheries at this point.
Il have heard extravagant fish stories
in connection with this locality" / re-
marked to Mr.. Amos Mitchell, a ven-
cradle citizen OF three score and ten
frosty winters, who lives at Bay View,
his ancestral home two miles from
town. "Well, you probably did not
believe half you heard, or hear half
what there is to be told" he replied.
He proceeded then TO give me an idea
Of the fisheries. "A seine six miles in
LENGTH" he continued, sis not an unu-
sual one. 1t is hauled in with steam
engine, and ! have seen a thousand
barrels Of herrings taken at one haul
There are four hundred herrings to the
barrel, and they weigh from one half
TO three-fOurths Of a pound They are
hauled away in wagons and shipped in
steamers aud Oh the cars. Shad fish
ing Is also extensive and profitable.
These fish weigh from five to ten
pounds, and sell at cents per pound"
All this, TO a land-lubber, sounds fishy,
but truth is stranger than fiction, and
fishing at Havre de Grace is stranger
than it is at Clay's pond or Silver Creek.
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When the river freezes over, inelud-
ing a large portion Of the upper-ehd Of
the Gay, then ice-bosts, or sleds pro-
PEELED by means Of sails, glide swiftly
10 and fro Immense ice-huu~es are
filed by companies for supplying the
cities. The ice is conveyed by steam
elevators from the water Sometimes
The ice gOrges above a small island Just
below Port Deposit. Lapidum is a
town opposite, and the ice is piled up
90 high that one town cannot be seen
from the other. There Is then plenty
Of ice TO keep the fish cool.
AN OLD HOME.
Bay View is the ancestral home Of
the Mitchells. For more than two
hundred years It has remained in the
family. The present owner above men,
toned, though 20, points out. In the
family burying-ground. the tombs o:
his father. grandfather, and great
grand father, the last two being the
great and great-great paternal grand
faIhrs Of the editor Of the CLIMAX.
But this old home with is clean
fields aud dense woodlands does not
look 50 old. From two TO four
hundred bushels Of tomatoes. accord
ing to the season, is the usual yield per
acre. Fertilizers are used, as elsewhere
throughout the State.
Bay View overlooks the surrounding
country Tor many miles. The town,
the bay, its islands, Pennsylvania
away 70 The north. and Delaware 10 the
east, are visible.
Il vas to this home in 1895, that the
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
JOHN e. CHENAULT.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS,
MRS. A. 7. MILLION.
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FOR SURVEYOR,
J. A. g. WILLIAMSON.
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FOR CORONER.
B. DUD MILLER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30

kOK RENT-A new nine room house. cen
fraiy NocaffC. with ali modern conttn-
ienccs, furnace. gas hot aAd cold water. etc.
Address Mrs. !. J.. Fafucl. III Bost~icA ST..
corner Crescent Park. -
t'OR RENT The most attractive summer re-
sort In Western Michigan. Tor l->.. the
Hotel ottawa. a. ottawa Beach. owned by the
est Michigan PARK Association. with ali fur
nifLfr. appliances. etc. Enquire ol Henry
spring. president; John ii. lloskins manager;
or cyrus Perkins. secretory l24
II OF ~ aud barn Tor rent. with few acres OF
II land. l.. :. PrO>in. Lo,ett's block. oppo-
site sweets Hotel.
EOk kENI-liouse Of nine and one with
twelve rooms. With or without barn; five
block, south cf MclrOe-st. Enquire al t5
South DiNisiou-st II
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30
ToR RENT ROOMS.


EOk KENi-~lite oi rooms. handsomely fur
Aisnrd and complete; suitable for light
housekeeping Tor man and wife. Apply at
No l. White Block. T.
FURNISHED or unfErnished room with
= board. 5g BostDick ST. l-0
fTOKENT-Four suite of desirable living rooms
% rent; steam heat. water and an The
modern improvements. Enquire al ny on rc
a. Nonroc-st. +. lwmen. IA
pEADY FOR ojSEkEEpiNG-A suite of
II furn shed rooms. Desirable and Tor rent
cheap. J.. ;. proNin. L0yett block. opposite
sweets Hotel.
FOR KENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
Racing trfSceutase. and taHai-st.. with
gas. newly furnished and rcrttcd. Everything
strictly first class. Entrance. CreScclt-aNe..
also. - 'analst Enquire at Room ~ .tiv
1 NitLLl furnished front room 10 rent.
Enquire al Room ll. l2 Pear 81. -
EOk RENT Rooms. slngiy auG CA suite. fur
nished or uuflrnShed. al Park Place
flrsi-clasS restaurant In connection. Always
open. Board by the Week. IL desired. Mrs. s.
L. smith. l51
tDk KENT-furnished rooms. steam heated /.
and furnished rooms for light A.u>tkccp-
ing. Apply AZ koom lp5. NeN Holsf mal biock.
Dee loft
EuG Centrally located ore 10 four
elegant rooms. furnished or 4.luTAshcl.
- Ceutrr>t. l-
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30

WHY DO YOU RENT. or try % rent. when
" you can purchase G. home on Sinail
monthly payments; SIC have TWO brand new
houses within block II new street car luf,
Jess than lille from The city Han hard and
soft water; cement cellar, I've rooms alt
"oodShed. Price 81 .ppl 50 down balance $50
per month THIS is one of the very best oppef
tuuitieS ever offered % secure modern home
at small cost and easy payment
ONLY 3 lots left on T. stewart Whites Plat
- south Division 81. and - on Levi Bros
Plat for sale on easy monthly payments Best
possible means ofeettins home al smell cost.
EOR SALE-An elegant lot on Portsmouth
Terrace only blocks from Cable cars.
Terms o. suit the purchaser CAL and make
us au oifcr
WANTED At oNCE-l meat and pastry
" cook for city. ) general cooks for out oi
the city fares paid.
WE HAVE ORDERS for % girlstoday. wages
" from S. To s., ! first class houStketptt.
city references required. Cal al Ladies' Par
lofs as early as possible.
WANTED din;n. room girls for out # city
" Best wages and fare paid; - girls % ="
north Tor the summer. call now and secure
places.
RAYMOND PARK Addition 70 the City 81
~ Grand Rapids IS handsome suburb near
t'ee Lake r." section ih The NcWiiy "i
Grand Rapids affords sucn Inducements Tor
desirable homes or sure and Profitable llAc>t
meat. send for pamphlets.
TrNTiL FURTHER NOTICE We shall keep
I DIR Office open on Monday. t1.esd11
aud saturday evenings untn p. m. in order
% aecommodate those who can not spare ile
time % cal. during oDr regular oiAcr hours.
NANTED-l expericnccd man 20 SCI ouf
" irrt ffceS- scroll sawyer ~ men 20 clf
wood u FIRST class furniture tni>here cab not
maker. wood turner, 1 machine carver 4
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30

Tas Minneapolis and 81. Paul butch
crs promised tac legislators that K they
would pass the Neat Inspection bll.
the price Of beef would not bee adj
vanced. So far they have kept the leg
ter of the promise. bat they are roob'og
the people by selling poor beef. They
control the cattle market and buy only
tine poorer class OF animals. Tie best
cattio mus. 90 to Chicago or other
great centers. bfit these points VIII soon
be destroyed as markets # bills Ike
t1at psssed n Minnesota or Ike theo1e
before the Mich gan legislature are
passed Then the farmer can soil his
beef cheap cr ro- Ut Nil.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30


e-ee u so1lt s4 81 Is. p - pslo.s
al los1d It looks a. ilf-e4
glt decline noa.d h14z 1e-t Nl1e-
sofa faAr rs lto deD4li iees. ni--
.er- axe selling t1el l-1-e..o.d- at -1s
and oayls e.l e-.y l.e A4esot4
frst freely & t1ey eAn pe to-sal ul-
ief tas rrce. Market. j. ssiaT=---s
- ~uer.ca. continues ~ dssl1e.
satl encourages tuye.s to hold o1.
--..e- sual- Weather u-t al1 "et.
Glasgow -str n-i4.- asaa
.sef. 4aa business 4.l-est at -.4i-.'-
--'- iaefs are oet aant. sef.iene.s
aeetser --At a~ef American 4i0t-.
t.as sl soo- Aiiee buyers - fe-
49, tar depleted s.eez, aai
taoa5a ap oe..efe pfess WI receie
-- further. ~e Alticeate = ireel
movement Ia Minnesota Hour tnere
-o.Aas to.n3 tor sAluent as o0y-
ets AaFe Ao confidence III either lf-ce
Dr q 4-t..tJ beng n-a.nttiDed- Afi.'ais
u Hour isoin Jnted states an,l oAna'la
during ..e week, l>,s-1 ->V-lonni
sacks 'oauaeatAi. etr., /. rs -,V-i'Aiid
-acA-' total, le,sio 2,o-poMd sacks.
lAe hour market, AZ whole
has been Ia veiy unsat.s-
factory condition during the past
nesz- Owing tae further decline ~
"lttst values. buyers have manifested
greater .nt 'lerence, and haFe eonnned
their purchases % small lots, oa which
they have insisted upon for iastler
concessions, hence Il has been extreme
iy .iicu't 10 dispose OF round lots a.
ary lrce,
AAw YORK, April 27.-The sale ot
Western and Southern flour has been
rendered dltiicult 10y the low pree- ae-
cepted Tor "home gfound' winch Is
urgently offered, thus iiling' 70 large
extent. the demand that wou.t other
".se nave taken the Western nand south
ern- There Is, 10 all appearance,
warm fight IN progress among the
loeal mlllers, prices have been cut bad
Isl. and 50 keen = the competition that
IT seen.s ru.nOus 10 milling business;
everything looks discourasns. Hsh
pfce wheat must he ground on the
bass OF low price Hour; 40 depen-
denoe % be ;laced on anything or any
body Gable adTces have been OF an
g.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30

CHicAGo people hope to have the
President there when the Auditorium
is dedicated. The Nei. is uncer'a n
whether he or PATTI. who viii sing. v,'l
b. thc greater attraction. Jneolhtfl-
~ the greatest attraction would ae -
have the President sing a duet w.t1
prtrf
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30

THE public = just now pretty weI
loaded down w.fh disql sirons ou the
great and noble qualities IF e.. Wash
rgton. The rrfEeRAV VII
spare rs readers an affection of this
kind n ts edtera. columns
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30
sITuhIIONs WANTEp- -FEKALE


" ANlED-Ey Two young ladies. situations
~ copyi>ts Addres, y. carrier 3. T.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30

sSpstys5r<s { LARGE FARM devoted g. board
Z3&2U al lrg horses t.r-fiN iDrn hired %
~. &feet aut water regularly. til horses
NASlS iet out to exercise every day me
stalls without floor - cents per "tth extra
Plenty 81 the best timothy has. 80 acres 80
pasture. Send for printed form SHOWING KIND
of receipt given Tor each horse taken. fIllirr
~ The ONCE of the Antl kalsOnime Company
80 ana Al North Division ni.. or telephone ny
residence. No. 81. where have q man who
Will take horses any time and send Them b the
farm ~ H. CIT klH.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30

G. to POLES PRIVATE BANK
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30

Ontsa press Fsp0ft.. PROMPT Ana saf'f
cstssrs. a. the Local Ns~s, 4aa t"s
cleaa1s. aad Aost pi4laf Printed TApef
P.1I4hs4 q ofaa1 Rapids
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.
There was another frost this moruioe.

IDeTe was eDolheT IEosv luis uio' bi"t'
All of toe schools of the city resumed their
sessions to-day after the holidays
Frederick koones, formerly Of this city,
died in Washington a fsw days since and
was buried yesterday.
The number of clerks cot collecting to-
day was ls eion. Indeed, it looked ike
everybody in the city was 10 debt.
The road commissioners of Mount Vernon
district, Fairfax county, will hold meeting
at Accotink on Saturday morning next at
10 o'clock.
The gold waich offered b. NJ, j. D. H.
Lunt to the purchaser of the greatest num-
Der of cigars at his store in given time was
awarded to Mr.. Lawrence Perry, who held
270 tickets,
There are 26O subordinate lodges of Good
Tempars under the Grand Lodge of Vir-
GINA with total membership Of 10000.
Lodges exist in every city and nearly every
county in the State.
Articles of agreement were signed yester
day in Washington fer fiuish fight between
Georsc Northridge and James Childs. two
local heavy Weights, for purse Of $500 and
the heavyweight championship of the De
trict. The fight is to be uoder the London
prize ring rules aud will take place within
ter miles of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-02
COMMUNICATED.

The Y. NJ. G. A. RECEPTIoN.-A visit to
the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION yesterday afternoon, orlsss night,
would have repaid any one unacquainted
With the workuge of that institution. 1t
was the New Years reception, and numbers
were present who etoye the delightful
surprises given them by the ladies 10 charge.
The rooms we're most beautifully decorat'
ed, eui !he observer could not but admit
that it was the handiwork of we'll trained
fingers belonging to fairy hands. Upon in
ouiry it was ascertaned that the Misses Ag.
uew AID Mrs. G. W. JAMESON, with
others. had turned the house iuto q thing of
beauty
The supper rooms were well supplied
with everything to tempt The taste and al
lure the eye. Pots Of fragrant flowers,
among which were many beautiful Gala
lilies, adorned the mautels. Fairy walters,
eager TO CRAFTY the slightest wish ,sTere con,
stantly 10 attendance. In fact, nothing was
Jeff undons that could please and bring
forth praise.
The parlofs were the great centre of at
traction, for therein beauty unadorned had
posed her girlish self and stood biushing to
ne admired The boys were happy and the
old men smiled. And al THE was brought
about by the kindness OF the ladies of the
Womaa's Auxiliary. Mrs l. w. Reid, Mrs.
Kinsey Johns, Mrs. j. V. Davis Miss
Latham and others received during the af.
ternoon. Mrs. j. NJ Nourse, Miss Lucy
Dorsey, Mrs. H. Talisferro Miss Mary
Goods, Mrs c. G. Smoot and others had
charge of the refreshment tables. At night,
Mrs J. P. Robinson, Mrs. Geo. r. Fill, Miss
Mau9e Wheat and MIS- J. G. Smoot re.
ceived, while Mrs. julia A. English, Mrs. E.
s. Leadbeater, Mrs. Anna E Stay maker and
others presided at the tables.
One of tho most enjoyable parts of the enter
tainment, the music should not be overlooked.
In the afternoon Miss Lstham's sweet voice
charmed the listeners, and at night instrumental
music by Miss L. Ramsay, Miss NJ. Wheat and
others. was much enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs W. L.
Whittlesey bass viol and violin, assisted by Miss
Sarah Noyes, piano made most excellent music,
which delighted all.
1t would take cOlum IS of the G82ETTE to name
every one who paid their respects 10 tho self-sac-
riicirg ladies of the Womans Auxiliary, bat
among the lumber were Key. Mr.. Young Rev.
Mr.. Me Ger ana We. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Lcadbeater,
Mr. W. A. Moore and wife Mr. 2. A. Broadus and
wife. the Misses Smoot, Either, Lee and host OF
others too numerous TO mention. The reception
was great success and viii be remembered Sy all
who participated as most profitable and pleasant
affair VISITOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-02
COMMUNICATED.

AN OYSTER SUPPER.-Lss. evening an
oyster supper was given at the Marshall
House, which had been kindly rendered for
the purnose by Mrs. J. c. Cologne, for the
benefit of the oaad. which discoursed during
the time some choice selections, much to
the pleasure of the large crowd 10 attendance,
who heartily eri ,yed the music. A large
plumber sat down 10 he supper, Including
nony Of the fair sax and the bill Of fa:e
ass Al. that could have b .en desired. LateT
in ihe evening grand display of fireworks
was given in front o. the hots', addiug much
to the pleasure of the evening The mem
hers OF the baud desire 10 express their ap'
urcciation Of the faithful and efficient teach
er. Prof. ]. p Messmer, for the untielng en-.
ergv he has given in the instruction be has
impsrted to them, aud it is with feelings Of
deep regret that these p!ea5sDtrss sre to be
broken, as he leaves for his home in Hunt,
insdon, Pa, the coming week.
HIAWAIHA.
Marshall, Va Jan. 1st, 1889.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-02

PoLICE REPoRT.-Las. night was cool
snd GEAR with four prisoners and four lodg
ers at the station house.
The only case bsfore the Mayor this
morning was that of four tramps arrested
by officers Joues and Taylor for disorderly
conduct and vsgrancy. They we're escorted
out of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-02
The Perfection

Ofthe age in the medical line is the liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, manufactured
only By the California Fig Syrup Cympanny,
San Francisco. California. tis agreeable
to the taste, acceptable to the Stomach,
harmless in its nature, painless get prom pit
and thorough 10 its acuop. For sale ny h,
s Iesdbeater & BIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-02

For 30 years have been troubled with ca
tarrh-have tried number of remedies without
relief. druggist here recommended Elys Cream
Balm I have used only ono bottle, and can say
feel like new man. My catsrrh was chrome
and very bad. l make this voluntary statement
that others may know of the Balm.-IJ. w. Math-
ewson lawyer, Pawtucket, Z. 1.
was troubled with cat arrh in my head to an
annoying extent for three years After using one
bottle of Elys Cream Balm I was entirely cured.
VIM j. Cline, Victor, N Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-02

EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION Some of
the colored residents Of this city held o
memorial emancipation celebration in the
Third Baptist Church, last night, under the
auspices ct The Frederick Douglass Literary
Association The church WAS decorated
with national flags and emblems of various
knGs. The exercises consisted of prayer,
reading CT letters from the President and
Vice President elect, reading OF the epan-
uipstiou proclamation and an Grafton by H.
W. Pulies, OF Kansas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-02

PEItsoNAL.-Mr. Leo Wheat, whose must
"a. seeutz in years past have delighted AL
tz446ria audiences, has been asked to take
bart ia ne Elks benefit in Washington on
iAe Is Il ai January Mr. Wheat now lives
% his iNTm near Berrygile, in Clarke coun-
= Not lol G ago ne set TO music Mr.. Thomas
sol P5ge's dialect poem, Away Down
SUE and it has been published.
The Rock Springs, Wyoming, Independent
says: The many friends Oft. s. Taliafer-
n welcome him back to Green River again.
de was transferred from Assistant Superin-
'ehdeu Bakers Office, at Evanston, to the
p.spon of station agent at this point, po-
.aon bis long experience as assistant un'
Ger aefn; Jones well qualities him for" Mr..
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lie ST.
Co. John S Mosby announces through a
q francisco paper that he will go to
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s'ef the Inauguration. The colonel thinks
= Is OF unlikely that he may be appointed
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