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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-08-09

.,uuaE he civil war The Federal SOL
diers suffered severely at time for want
of fresh vegetables, and the sanitary
commission made it part or it's business
TO supply The lack Appeals for aatis
scorhu'ics, such rs potatoes and onions,
were sent far and near, and r1ally cam e
10 be spoken 7f familiarity as ''scu-vy
circulars" "
The response was immediate and
hearty, and soon the agents Of the com.
mission were distributing the precious
stores-dve potatoes and an onion.
How welcome they were may be judged
from the fac, that, after eating them,
the troops were sNhtlarateJ very much
as If they had been taking stimulants.
y German Lieutenant came into The
commissions depot at Nashville.
ado you keep sauerkraut for the SOL
dierS - he asked.
The attendant pointed TO an open bar.
rel. The Lieutenant grssped some Of
the precious preparation, and gzed at
it with m0lsteuing eyes.
You Germans eat sauerkraut, don't
you ?" SAID The agent
"NO," he exclaimed, the tears by
this time dropping from his cheeks
1--WE swallows it ~
Probably few Of The men ever real
lied before that a few onions and pota.
toes, or litrle ssUsrkraug, might make
al ths difference between living and
dying. Whatever We may think Of the
theory that men should live al
together upon vegetables, it is very Ger.
tain that they caunot live altogether
without them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-08-09

ANTS IN THE ATIARY. Professor
Cook ,slls OF TWO ways OF destroying
ants IN the ariary. One is to ind their
nest aud maks q hole IN the centre or it
with q cr0w.bsr or other iron rod. then
turn In a gill o. bi-su'phide Of carbon,
and Immediately dH Tire hole and cover
It wiki a li.t,e clay, which should be
trampied down. The liquid vaporizss
and kills al the ants. Like gasoline t.
is very inHammable, 50 &c must not be
exposed, -icher the liquid or vapor, to
the fire. Ano.nsr way is TO NIX a lit
tie Loudon purple with thin syrup, and
incloss it in a BOX with wire gsuzs so
that the ants can reach il, but 10. the
bees.
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How Much TO Bahere.

When we hear something DaO
somebody whom we always suEF"
be good. take out your lead pel~ =
say "Let me see ! Before !
that baleful story against ta'.
character [ will take of from " ~
five per cent. for the habit o' - 7.
alton which belongs TO the Do d
first told the story then / " y. .g
off twesty-fve per cent. ioT y. =.
tions which the spirit Of gosS'f - -
community has put upon ll9 -
story. Then l will take o. .,,s
five per cent. from the iac' >. -,
man may have been put n'O ,.s
stances of oveTpoweTinS '7ur :
So, / have tsken of seTenH hi
cent. Bot / have not beard ~ ~.
the story at all, and for IhS. 80 7
take off lhe remaining tWsn'
cant -
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Why the Flies Plentiful.

Files are very numerous this sum-
ner. Professor Uhler, OF the Peabody
Institute, has noted the abundance Of
the pestiferous little insects ana at
tributes their increase TO the unusual
wet season. 1t is a well-kuowu face, -
he said, "thsJ any change in the wealth
er or soil which makes vegetation
flourish assists in the propagation Of
insects. Not only the nouse-Gy but
every other kind or insect is with us
this year suVorahuudantIy. But We
should not complain about this. These
insects are puaic scsyeDgers destroy
ing all kinds OF decayiug animal and
vegetable matter ln the city and in the
field"
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Dyspepsia ana Liver CompInI,,.

Is It not worth the small price Of 75 cents
TO free yourself OF every symptom OF these
distressing complaints. II You think so call
at our store and Get 4 bottle of ShoIoh's
Nitaiizer. Every bottle has a printed
guarantee on it, use accordingly, and if it
does you no good it will cost you nothing.
Sold Dy DIR. T. J. DAWSON.
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IN Whas Cough

win You heed the warninR' M,
perhaps of the sure approach " s.sr
terrible disease. Consumption. -
selves If you can afford for 'ns "a :, ~
ing 90 cents, to run the risk anu l.l,,,s 2
for It. We know from eHp''-. r,s.s
Shnoh's Cure will Cure yout mot 2
never falls. This explains VIZ rss =
a Million Bottles were sold W, w Cogf
II relieves Group and Whoop.Isr ..,,rt .
once. Oothers do not be "l'ny VIII. 81.
Lame Back, Side or ChesIT ] Ds'
Porous Plaster. Soldby Of' =
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Effects Lasting Cures

Paine's celery compound has performed many
other cures as marvellous as these.-copies OF
letters sent 70 any address. Pleasant 70 take
docs not disturb, but aids digestion and entire
" vegetable: a child can take It. What's the
use OF suffering longer with rheumatism or
ueuralg1aQ
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PaIne'5
Celery Compound

81 have been greatly AFFLICTED with acut
rheumatism and could ind no relief until
u-ad Paine's celery Compound AFTER uSini
six bottles OF this medicine / am now cured o
rheumatic troubles
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NV York Imanclal NarAcD


NEW YORK. August 3u. Money closed
at . per cent the lowest rate. high
est. 3 per cent. Exchange closed
steady: posted rates 4si,aiSS-. actual
rates. 4s3faisl for sixty days. and
i,ila4ss for demand. q Sernments
steady: currency 6s. us bid. : 3 cOu-
p)us, 1919 bid. o DO. 1906 bid.
The stock market was active. stronger
and higher during the forenoon. the
net advance up t0 l2 O'Clock having
been ,a1 per eent. The opening prices
were irregularly changed from last
nights closing. but generally 4as per
cent. higher. Ia the early trading there
was sslight decline, the lowest rlces
having been made In the first fifteen
minutes. after which the market was
strong and higher the hughes. prices
having been made shortly before noon
Total sales of railroad stocks mp o. H.
% clock were 1il.COO shares. against
us 600 IN the same two hours yesler-
day. Tie upward movement continued
after midday until 1880, when highest
prices of the day were made. but in
the late dealings, the Northern Pacilic-
declined Il To u per cent. and the
general market sold down facuonaliy
ln sympathy. The close was firm. how
ever. with prices 20 / per cent.
higher than yesterday. The bank
statement 90 be is aed tomorrow is exc
pccted 90 show a material increase in
the surplus reserve as the result OF the
heavy Fond purchases by the treasury
during the week. To-day sale, ag
gregato 32l ,jO2 shares.
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New York Cotton Market.


NEW YORK, August 3D.-Messrs.
Hubbard, Price d Co. in their cotton
circular tonight say: Foreign advice .
aro very favorable i'm their tenor, both
public and private. being based on tie
conceded possibilities Of the september
corner in Liverpool. together with a
good trade demand for yarns in Max
chester Locally. September continues
to attract attention, while rumors Of
bull deal in this month are current m
every hand. ~
Futures closed to 3 points higher.
Sales. 80 900 bales. Spot cotton Is quiet
at ] J for middling uplands, with sales
of POI bales to spiuners. Closing
futures: September, 10 OJal0.06: Octo-
Der. 1O.2lal0.22 November. g90a
1000: December, 9.9ja9.9G. January.
9.gsa9 90: February, 10 0ialO.Oj; March.
10.12ll0.l3; April, l0lSal0.l9; May.
lO.2ialO. 20 June, l0.3lalO.3s Receipts
al ports to-day estimated at : 1000 bales.
against $50 bales last week, and 3 lj4
last year.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed dull;
middling uplands, Jsd. Sales 5000
bales.
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Whose picture adorns the head of fni
column. is au extensive coal aud wood dealer
40 40 36 north Broad street. Atlanta. Oa.
DE said lately ln presence OF 90 reporter
I."Aiy business necessltatss "a good deal OF ca.
posure upon me. and last winter, owing fo
This fact ] WIS attacko with % very severe
case of infammatOrN rheumatism.
~ hat / suffered nom this dread disease
can better Doe Imagined than described.
II lid everything / could % cure mY-c a
! tried every means JOB my power nru every
remedy len me - bad or worse tuan wa.
before. ] could not raise my hand io mF
head. and DO looked ass lf. even 10 were r.d oi
the disease, ITS effect, would
CRIPPLE AE FOR IfrE.
About four weeks ago WAS persuaded t0
tiy hun.icutts Rheumatic Cure. and my r'-
lief was almost instantaneous. ! am now ON
my fourth bottle. and I am ms sound ID man
a. there is Boa Geofgln
"'flaye any objection to tho publication
OF those fncts2 Not the ien>t in the world.
and / only hope they VIII meet fno eNo of
every nefson suffering as ] WAS. lul THAT
they VIII believe fry. AMI Dee cured. uni
want to sal right hcrr fhat ] would not for
one thousand d0l'ars. Doe boo the condition
WAS when ! begun u~ ing the remedy which
made mc whole aglin-liunn.cuft Nheu-
matte cure.
u also have been great sufferer from iu-
digestion and stomach frOnhlc--IYSnrI>I f,
boz iact-Hnd since begun tuo use OF tnc ure
this has entirely lelt me. and iaYe 81. good
lnl sound digestion anI Specific as erer
This wonderful remedy i0r ihe cnfe OF 400
k iude of rheumatism and Hll Blood uul hIt-
r cy Diseases, Is now sold 40 el.t1a bottle ly
all druggists.
Iry one bottle and you w.il nc convinced
For sale by am druggist Send ior eool CO..
testimonials and other,aiuablc Information
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NEW YORK, August 3O.-The bull
market was extended to-day. Atchi-
SON., Reading. Chicago. Burlington and
Onincev. Lackawanna and Western,
Northwestern, and Wisconsin Central
Joining the Willard stock and Missouri
Pacific i'm advances of I per cent or
more. From TO O'Clock there was
some reaction. but nothing to speak Of.
Money was easy. for the Treasury has
released over 10000. eco in less than a
week. The tone Of all the news was
bullish. The bears are conspicuous for
their absence. We have repeatedly
written that this Is a bull mraket, but
still professional. Money will be &c.
tive ard the Northwest rate dispute will
come 10 the front again next week. Re
actions must be expected and may be
sharp. Therefore. although prices will
be higher this year, II seems well TO
take profits ON strong days and to buy
again ON the reactions. In the last
hour the market was steady at the re-
action. The Treasury bought Fl J0O,-
600 oil bonds. Money Pal.
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$40. Southern closed quiet; trade and
family extras 3 2jaSl7j. Wheat. spot
sales Of No. red at SIC. Corn lower;
spot sales Of No. , mixed, 43ic.; No.
white 43c. Oats dull: spot sales of
NO. | white. 35c. No. . do. CSC; No.
= mixed, September. 25.c. Pork dull;
insi~ cted mess. S11 2jaSll75. Lard
closed strong September. SG.4J.
sugar. raw inactive and prices in
buyers favor; refined quiet: mould A,
cut-loaf and crushed. Sic; CUBES. 9ic.
Coilee-Spot car.oes steady; fair Rio
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
and RctailDruggists.
OPP. rosroFricr RICHMOND VA.
OUR STOCK OF MINERAL WATERS

Is large and complete. embracing all %. Doe
nestle ANA Imported Waters used 300 ihissec-
ton. We are agents for the sale Dl thr
FARMNlIIL llIulA WATER and the
celebrated CHASE CITY MINERAL Wa
. IR. which we sell hy the gallon auldcllFcr
ure'iu amy part Of tne city.
Persons using Lamps VIII consult their
SAFETY hy burning our EItDlklC-lIDIil
SAFETY Oll-nNcft high test. odofies. and
economical ole
lfyou wish clean mouth sweet breath
and healthy gums. use OWENS * MINORS
plIENOL AiOlIll- WASH. VIII Do. together
with our KALODONI IOOIH-pOM DER.
forms the best dentlfrice known.
We keep all kinds Oi HAIR kRl -HE~
CLOTHES BRUSHES. FLESH Bi;l SHES.
SHOE BKJ SuES. NAIL BKl SHES. IOOlu
BRUSHES. COMBS. etc.. etc and. boz fact
everything found ina INST class retail Drug
store.
PHYSICIANS s~CGlpIlON~ nrc 400
especial feature of our business. and c0mpe-
tent Pharmacists are always on hand. eaF
and night, 10 attend an wants .n this depart
mcnt.
Allorders by mail for DRUGS. MEDICINES.
PAINT OILS WINDOW CLASS wlilIeC,iyc
our prompt attention.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 3D. Cotton firm.
middling. lls. flower quiet, leading
brands cr-lI0ward-strcet aud Wes-
tern super. S2.jOaS3: do. extra. s3 lJa
r.. do. family. S4.1OasA 60. City Mills.
rio brands. extra. $40 S4sj. Winter
wheat. patent, Si.1jaSjl5. Spring
wheat. patont. Sj.j0aj.5j; do. straight.
S45Oa~j.25; do, extra. 80 5jaS4.
Wheat-southern, quiet, fultz. ijlslc.:
L0ngberry, ,6lsJc.: No. .. Soc. west
ern. steady. No .. winter red, spot.
August ,9ic. Coru-S0uthern. nominal
White 42ailc.: yellow, 2i43.c. west
tern, dull: mixed. spot, August i0ia
iOsc. Oats steady: Southern aud Penn
sylvauia. 2ia21ic western white. Pa
27tc.: Western mixed. 23a24c. Rye
slow. jOaj2c. Provisions easy.
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee firm;
Rio cargoes fair. lsialsic. Sugar
quiet: 4 soft. Sac Copper steady.
refined, lOlalOic. Whisky unchanged.
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". b. LYONS. Barber.
~. Charles Hotel, Richmond. Va.


Don't put of until Tomorrow that which
you aught To 40 to-day. '- Prov.
Don't put on taxing Df. DsVlDs COUGH
SYRUP until your cough has settled deep In
10 your lungs. - Wisdom.
AN ounce 81 preventative IL better than a
pound ofcure 40 a bottle OF Or. DAVIDS
COUGH sfRtPis better Than a hundred
worthless compounds.
sick Headache permanently cured by DR..
DA\ID'S LIVER PILLS. au IS
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, Va, August 80. 1889.

Wheat 12S bushels.
Corn-l.1 1872 bushels.
Oals-94O bushels.
Rye-30 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat - Longberry, 100 bushels
pine on private terms; do. 80 bushels
fair at s3c. Mixed. GOO bushels very
good on private terms Shortberry. l52
bushels very good al Sic. do. 2O1 bush
els good at sec: do. IS bushels COM
mon at sOc; DO. 200 bushels common az
jjc. Total sales o. wheat .41O bushels.
Corn--White. SOP bushels good at 4jc.
Oats Winter, $40 bushels prime at
i0c.
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New York Produce Market.
Try Telegraph

NEW YORK. August 3O.-Flour closed
qniei and steady; fine grades of winter
s. 25as2.75; Extra. No. winter...s3 i0a
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RIcnMosn. "a AnrI21 Issa

RIcHMoSD, Va April -, 1856.
NJ. W. r. H0rdy. chase ciy. ia.
Ny Dear Slr.-I have used with special
benefit. for rellefOfthe kidneys OF un excess
ofuric acid. ana other equity Indications. aud
as "a preventative ~ indig. stiOu. the Chase
city Mineral Water. and commend 10 without
hesitation. The water az the same TIKI. il
delightful 70 the taste.
JOHN OFT
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Hiehmnnd Stock lIarkci.


l'fpor.e ed hv John l.. Williams & 500
bankers and brokers' Ns. iii Main street
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\ perfect cure OF Dyspepsia:
McHnoND, VA, April 30. lss6.
NJ w. l.. Hardy;
Dear >ir.-I have been afflicted with dys-
pepsia for many yosrs. and treated by intelli-
gent physicians who prescribed various
remedies. but experienced DO relief until /
used your Chase CITY Mineral Water. Il
benefited me more than I'll other remedies
combined. do nOt.nOw su1erthe least from
dyspei sis. have been using your water for
nearly year and IN ny case 1t has made
CURE.
Very respectfully
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Baltimore stock Market.
By Tel guph.
BNTWORE. August 90. Virginia
consols. Bag: do. ten-forties 36 bid.
do, thrers. 6nGS.
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New York stock Market.
Reported by G.. IS. Branch a Co., bankers
and u.Oscls, 40. III Main street.
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NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
' flCL CO.. HE CHANCEKY COURT or
THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE % DAY
or AUGUST. 1sS9-lN VACATION:
Lctfius J.. Bishop, who sues ~ James l.
singleton, uur next friend .....-......P Plaintiff
against
lhaIle. y. Hlsnon. ........... ....... pelendsnt
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VIRGINIA IN. THE CLERK 5
' OFFICE OF THE CHANCERN COURT
OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. HE 26rE
DAY OF JULY. 1-s9-lN VACATION:
William q. l'lalnllnf
against
Robert -tanMd and John Dunlop. Executor
OF Josephine l.. Stanard, dec D.. Defendantst
Is CuANCERY-sECOND SUR
The object of this suit is 20 obtain decree
Tor the payment ola debt amounting tO i've
hundred aud sixteen 77-lOO dollars that be-
ing the amount of "a sum of money us toand
loaned boy tlc complainant 90 the defendant.
said Robert ~tanard. together with interest
from tho Both day of june, ls-2. and 20 atfash
and subject amy property, real or personal, 10
the hands of John Dunlop. executor a. afore-
said. that may Doe coming or is dcseendabis 10
the said Robert ~tanAId from the estate OF
the said Josephine T., ~tauard. deceased, or
otherwise - The satisfaction OF the said isDt
ard decree.
And affidavit having been made and file
that Robert Stanaid IS not resident !.
the state OF Virginia. 10 is ordered that ms
appear here within fifteen DAYS after due
publication OF this order. and DO what msv
be necessary % protect his interests herein.
4 Cops trcste.
Cii AHLE- ". GODDlN, Clerk.
J. IT, WEnB FErLok. D. d.
lN 9--talW
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IIr object ol This suit i~ 90 obtain decree
AGAINST tne defendant Robert ~ianard for
The uIfIcut OF the sum of SIX lundrrd and
twsufy-scyrn dollars and .lNty-nlne cents,
with interest ou ONE hundred and TWO dollars
and illrty-tisht cents. part thereof, from
the Ist day Of July. lS~2. until paid,
and On one hundred and thirty -nine doll
lars anI eishty.six cents. another part
thereof. from iuly lUtn. I--2 until paid, and
0n three hundred Hnd cighty-nsc dollars ans
forts i've cents. The residue thereof from
Aurust 10TH l--2. until paid. and 90 attach
aud subject AN interest of said Robert stan
ard u the estate OF Josephine l.. ~tansrd,
deceased. t0 the satisfaction of said debt.
And affidavit having been mnde and nlss
that Robert -tanHrd is not a resident Of this
state. 10 is ordered that he appear here with
m fifteen after due publication ~ This
order. and d0 what is necessary 20 protect
his interests in this suit.
II-f..s
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Is cHAxcRRY


The object OF THIS suit = % obtain divorce
n riHcui0 HiGfriA0nn 10y the plaintin from the
defendant. And affidaylt having been made
and Med that Charlie, y. Bishop IL a nOn-rc.i-
dent ofthis state. 10 is 0rderedthat he appear
here within rfcrn days after due publica-
ton of this order and 10 " hat may be- necss-
sary 90 protect his Interests IN This suit
A COpy-Itstc:
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
W. III. BEyERIDGE. Pa. au .-s4w
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COTTON RTPOIT.


Qpotqfioas.-Middling. lO5c.. low
middling, lOic.' good ordinary,
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

T--|II \ IT " rs u 7 Tt =
HIthMoNn, Va, August p, Iss9.
James Lyons. guardian OF Anthony Robin
.uII lumu-ninanls.
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.rIEGfNIA-lN THE Hk'S OFFICE
CD THE CuANCERl COURT OF THE
CRY OI RICHMOND. THE 2GrH DAY OF
JULY. I--o-lN VACATION.
n.Iiust
Robert ~farai1 and Jsln Dunlop. cxecu-
Cor of j seunIue J.. ~ nafd, dtccasrd.-....
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Iiy one bottle and you w.ll nc convinced
For sale by an druggist. Send ior cook ot
testimonials and otner'aluablc Information
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Anthony Robinson au infant. by Hill Carter.
Dol, guardian adlit-m, ". Russell Robinson
and others defendants
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. BID. .lsted.
United States 4 Is r. 81 c.. 1861 ......
United States 4 X. & Coz. Ia 5000.
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Helen Dauvray. a popular actress
had made an oDeag mont 70 star during inc
comiac dramatic season under tho manage
ment of Mr. Hurry Miner, but f." days az"
She SOUGHT her manager and informed MN
r,at her husband. Mr.. John NJ. Ward, TIE
celebrated shori-siop of the New York Base
pan club. was strongly opposed 20 her reap
pe,rne ON tho stage. and that - io'lnS
aud obedient wife she had concluded TO con-
form 10 his desires Ia the matter She on'i-
e. ~ make "A financial settlement win hei
manager in return for her release rs an on
A., 10 the expense he had incurred. Inc
,oonagef found himself In on uncomiort"Di'
position. bat ho looked at the matter scnsl-
b,y and nj once informed Mrs Ward that he
would release her. and without compcn's-
zion either. lie had rented the Union
eons.e for three weeks IN october at s2'''o
/, week. bnt he Will tsy TO dispose OF the ume
~ some IA r manager. Here u a" 'N"n'P'
Of wifely obedience worthy q ommeni"-
ION.
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LloAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIA-lN THE CLERK 5 OF
CITY Ol RICHMOND. AUGUST l~r. 1859
I[ b. hTt Ilf.t
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THOWh8 HRANcH q CO.
, 1889-02-06
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York kilograms via Havana, JanY.
29th.-Paris dispatches state that a ma
iority of The Ministry are reported to be in
favour of diSsOlving theChamberS and hold
ing a general election in April, but preVi-
Ously they would modify the electoral laws.
in order to prevent plebeScitary proceed
ings.
President Carnot has conferred with
many prominent politicians, and declares
that he will not resign the Presidency until
his term expires.
NJ. FIouuet will introduce an anti plebe-
scite measure, and also a bill to re-estabIiSh
the system of election by scrutin d'arron-
basement.
The Chambers have passed a credit of
$1,000, 900 francs for improvement of militia.
ry posts.
At The election in the Cote dor NJ. Beray,
the Republican, received $4,000; M. FROST,
Radical, o., 900; and Boulanger II 900 votes.
In New York speculation on the appoint
mentS to the new Cabinet are pretty GER
tain. Senator Allison of Iowa is mention
ed as Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr.. Blaine
as Secretary of State, and Mr.. Wanamaker
as Postmaster General.
General Boulanger has written a letter
thanking the electors of the Seine for his
election, in which he declares that the re-
cent official campaign was Infamous, but
the ballot had brushed aside the ISLANDERS,
and there was nothing now before the
Chambers but dissolution.
The MOderates doubt if NJ. Floquet will
be able to pull through the crisis.
1t is believed that NJ. Goblet and NJ.
de Freycinet both desire the Premiership,
but the most important Office in a new
cabinet will be that of the Interior, because
it will direct the general elections.
The BoulangiSt declare that should the
Government blunder General %Boulanger
would become President of the executive
power within q month.
NJ. Clemenceau, as President OF a meet
ing OF the extreme LIE #, declared that the
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
TIANSTED'S POST OFFIrE.
PAID.

AID.
Christina Joseph, Est. Annas Hope,
Vibe Kierulf, Henry Olton, Est. Clifton
Hill, Amelia StridirOn, AM Elizabeth
Williams, John Younas.
UNPAID.
Mrs. Berk, Charlotte ENAMEL, Clemen-
tener Evans, Est. Bulowsminde, Ugena
Gibbs, Mrs. H0yer, Est. Sionfarm, Wilhel-
nina jackson, Est. Contentment, James
Knight. Est. Slob, Julia Nardis, Jane
Orvin. Mrs. Summersill, Josephine
Thomas.
Christiansted's Post office, st. Croix
31st January 1889.
PETER LEMMING.
est.
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WT is hereby brought to public
6 notice that during midwife Mrs.
OLSEN'S illness Mrs. NEUMANN,
midwife in the 3rd district, will
take charge Of the 9th district,
while midwife Mrs. HOVER will
take charge Of the Bird district
besides her own district, the 4th.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix,
the 9th February 1889.
LIMPRICHT.