davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
POND'S EXTRACT
AS this man was.

a have been 4 constant sufferer
for years from about Nov. Ist until
the following june from severe
colds in my head and throat, IN
fact. the whole mucous tissue from
the nose down to and including
the bronchial tubes, were more or
less affected. 1t was fast develop
ing into CHRONIC CATARRH.
I had tried most known remedies
and was finally persuaded last
Warehouse POND'SENTRACT
Isnu0ed it up my nose andinhaled
it; garglcd my throat with 1t and
swallowed it. 1t relieved me won
deriullv and has effected almost
radical cure. l have uS.d 1t foI
burns, bruises, and sprainS and
believe it invaluable in such cases
Ibolieve also that no family should
be without it in the house, feeling
as | do that it comprises a whole
Pharmacopeia within itself"
FREDFRIC T. FINCE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
THF rYNCHBUnG AND DURHAM.

The track Of the Lvchhurg and Durham
railroad will reach Banistor RI -er. one miie
from Halifax Courthouse. tomorrow. AT,
irving at that point, further progress VIII
he DELAYED about two weeks to put up the
iron bridge across that river. and then
track-layng will be resumed towards
south Boston with oil possible expedition.
II IS hoped that the road will be operating
to this point certainly by CHRISTMAS.
At South Boston active preparations are
being made for the construction on the
iron bridge across Dan river. Mr., James
Traver has put up the greater poril9n OF
the trestle spanning the low-grounds on
The sopfh side of tie Dan. The view at
Tins poiut Will be- q very pretty one. Re
ports from al along the line are to the
effect that work is progressing as last as
the weather Will permit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NOVEMBER 30, 1882
SOUTH BOSTON.
A MOST ENCOURAGING REPORT FROM
THE TOBACCO MARKET.
The Lynchburg and Durham haiirosd-A
New Enterprise-The Omega As
sassins.
rorrospopdopce o, tho Richmond DI.pa,ca.i

Souru BosroN. VA, November 90, 1899.
Never in its past history has South Bos-
ton within the same time sold as much to-
bacco as during October and November.
The sales have been about seven times
greater than they usually are at this sea,
son. Bright wrappers, cutters. ana
smokers are selling at high figures. All
mahoganios appear to be higher than for
many years, aud every planter who brings
this type of tobacco Is highly gratiiied at
prices. The medium and common grades
of which 1t may be remarked there Is much
more in the 1889 crop than was sup
posed. is little "oh." The pro-
portion of fllersis much above expectation.
The new crop started of with the
finest tobacco | ever saw. and 1T vas
thought by experienced tobacconists that
this year surpassed all others in producing
bright grades. But the breaks are not so
good in this regard as some weeks ago.
An the tobacco sold is Of the 1889 crop.
and is fresh from the planters wagons
The good prices paid here for the weed are
attracting more people here than ever be-
fore. New buyers are also springing mp
every day, and the prospects are bright
and Frightening for our coming city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

THE LATEST STYLE.-AeEEH
i VICTORIA, one Of the finest, Just -
received from New York, aud for hire by The
BENNETT BROTHERS., COL wet Broad. Fine
every OF all kinds. no o-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Tho trial of the twelve or thirteen ne
groes Tor completely i'm the attempted as
fascination of Hon. IL. Il. Nohhn and others
last clectIon-night Is IN progress az Halifax
Courthouse. Anthony King and D0tson
KIM nave been found guilty and sent 10
the peuitenuary for ten and SIX years re-
spcctiyclv. Two or throeot the cases have
been continued until the January term OF
tho court. The others viii he tried al this
term. As a consequence Of these cases 1t
is safe 10 saw That the Omega vote Will be
,.,rt d t.-r, e.. lffIfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Y O,T, THURSDAY NIGHT Be
EATWEEE SAM O'Clock. q CUfF with o
plain god button, contauiug tho letter " b.
A suitable reward VIII he paid If left ~ the rs
patch o1ice. no ~ it
, OST, NOVEMBER 29rH. -
/ from 20i west Franklin, a LANCE -
BLACK NEWlOJ Midland loo, Win "Ailo
breast. Answers % the name 81 " Troy" = re-
ward n returned 90 iho above address. 10 a0--L.
QTRAYED FROM Ny So,
- house on the moraine u the ~ b, -
a MISUNDERSTANDING SETTER BllCH about
sx mouths Old. Please return 10 1854 @eat
Grace aud get reward. 10 39-iL'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

EOR RENT, THAT VERY DESI-T
4 RABLE ana centray-located BRICK -
DWELLING No. "a north Fourth street also.
tbe now Brick DWELLING No. lOs Floyd
avenue: also, SMALLER DWELLINGS ia various
sections OF the city. Apply %
CHEWING & ROSE, Agents,
no 2i-enlnf No. 2 north Ienth alreet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
NEW YORK STEEL NAT CO.,
23t s. 235 BROADWAY, y. y.
Owners G Sole Mauufa Jurors ottho
ROCHESTER STEEL MAT,
AND
Stripped Stco' Mats o. al Sizes.

1870 - - = =. -
E-,,a-A.-s-s.-. - g.. ..,, e.. -
49, .--l 49, -.--3.----fr--..
- -. -.,-ll..t - .....-t 81, q --, -.
b 81 -. ~ . -. -. 81 80, 81 - -
i4-l.---. -. - 49, --i 20 III -
- - -4-1--s=-4 --.--t-a-- -
49, 49,, b. - - IS a.. - -
- 49, ~ ~. .5 r. u ID. 80 80 a.
- u - .-l,.h-.f -, q. e.. -- -
- o.. -. -. b. z.s..s... 49,. 80
/ - = - -. >. -.,....i-- -
- - - =. ~ - - - ~ -
49, y . y .f.st.. -. - 81 -. a..
y - a = 4 = y .s.g,5. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

-- WANTS.
sKr,,-r.D TWO coon FApDTN.
s. ,...,.. ~. 80 ,,'...,
"''.l t' .-'
.,'',H ,' 4.,...'i .,., 5l',.i,r
stree,-, Aan-ho''er' Wa. no otlr
w NrED VN RTTN OF ID
~ I,rr.r .l.',.-.t I0,,r .r,,.rf. ,.,,y..
'H H. .,
Apply OF '..' ".. 80 '''' DID, "-'
~ tN.Vfp A pyrbHu t-rp FOR 4
Z a ~ Ll'i.i 81 r. i'' 80 ~
80 b, = i.-," ~" VI ~
-'- u ,rtfrtr--f5.6 10.
So1at So. b. sou.h In,If.a street.
-....,...,. ,r,. ,rN-r crr,,-t,
} A .NLLD, ~ hEN o-DDND
w lIDDt. % 7oltl Adams flr'er c1I''-~
in-.r.on- Apply OLA p.eml5.A Erfa.sne85
.r.irte.l No..-l.'
e,.r,Ty TVDr-Tp1O~e sra
q '.r.,ny 'rl1f..,s'. ,'il ia o.oo la-
.-,,-....,. D.. ,,i.r. I.t. OF s.o..r 81 ie-.rol
..f ... -., t,fsra..a. AIirs-s e.. BlIlrtt
n,1livs
rANIED. EVERY ONE TO No
So r.I fna 'ra-s. arI lo..if.l Nsniav ~
3D.. t't.,i n ~ ~. T,o,D-,rRtEr ruAn-
MsCY. oorrcr Of vrold ans fifh streets.
NV ~. W. LI.MlL.fR. pmcna..s-
sv-sNrrD Az FpTCArrD LADY
w 70 rG5yf +. t ,... Z. .. s's-
+. l.rIo.o. -19a.rei cali .a IS. T.. EARNEST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

IGOR RENT, ONE OF THE q
II MOST DESIRABLE DWELLINGS on -
south Third street, containing about twelve
rooms. all " the modern improvements and Ia
Grst-class order. Apply az once 20
FRANK ID. hill & CO.,
no og-eod3e norm Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
A DISCOVERY.

Some years AGO "a Mr.. Rosan. employed
by the Smithsonian Institute, Of Washing
ton, ID. c., made an important discovery OF
Indian remains IN the LeuOlr section near
the Blue Ridge. Mr.. Thomas b. Hendrix,
of Darby. Wilkes county has made another
great discovery of remains. \ treshet had
torn away the bank of Tx creek and swept
away dam. Hendrix found at the break
IN the bank an Indian skeleton and began
digging, finding sixteen more skeletons
also. many axes, pots. sciaueis. and pipes
This il the createstiind since that made 10y
Mr.. Rogan.
SURVEY is in progress for a railway from
the Cranberry irOn-mines 10 Linyllle City,
Mitchell county, distance of fifteen
miles.
Governor Lee and his party. who go to
the sampson county fair, viii have grand
fox-hunt II they are fond of that sport. II
viii be gwen on the 18th. There VIII be
some fifty docs IN the pack
The n al Of John Berry at AshCville for
the murder OF George Ben has attracted a
great deal Of attention this week
The old officers OF the Western North
Carolina railway have all been reelected.
Colonel A. Il. Andrews. who has done so
much for Western North Carolina. remains
president. Nce-Presidout Frank Coke is
the president Of the Three C.'s" railway.
lie says $40 miles Of that road are GER
tainty. A large force is at work on the
twenty-five miles between Marion and
rutherford. There NAV ue a branch line
from huntsville TO Asheyille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Patented Feb. 7th 1853.
These Mate have tlc combined advantages OF az
Other Mats with uone % thf ir cisat ants and
have proven to be- the (hespcHt anu be4i.
Tho, viii not break down, n1ftfH olti warp or
get ont OF shape ami will Outwerr al wire.
n bier ana oIaer steel Mttsin the market A..
Mi clean the feet better than any other mat,
and NOT rornt the dirt 10 be carried beyond them.
Pcopit stepping on them cannot FJip as lAelr
eurface offers resistance ~ All direttluhs. g.,
Tnrv n, ed no sha ilC. tho cfurc ere gee No uhNt
sold IN al Hardware, Dry Goods, carpet
and House Furnishing Stcrccs LIBERAL us
count allowed 10 Tie trade.
PRICES.
40. f-Size isx2i 500 SO. s-slze ts....feo!!
No. 2-Sige isx p.... PSI No. o-Slfe ~ 30. *
10. SIS &c 2lxa9..,. So NO. ~ 20 s.A t''-' :, ~
NO. 4-Slze 2iIi..... ayj no. e-9iIr '-A'@.- I--''
azszzs-1---s--l--- = 2 2 ~ 1 - L-ls-l-1Aa@S
mo il-eOdl3r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

NOR RENT OR LEASE, THEf a
4 STORRaOUSE AND LOT at Tun>lalls ~
Station. Now Kent county, Va, formerly owned
aud kept by John :. Davis. Apply 70
q. w. CRUMP, Agent
no i9-e0d6t IunslaiIs, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Mr.. G. r. Sutherlin died at his home this
morning near Brooklyn, aged about seven
g. gears Tie had been sick only four or
five days. Mr.. Sutheriin was very promi-
neut Baptist. he was tho originator o: the
Ministers Relief Fund. he Wa also %
prominent Ma on. His death will carry
sorrow 10 q large circle OF friends and ac-
QUalntances.
Yesterday while Edmund Ross (colored)
was driving his WAGON he was thrown from
his seat 90 the ground. The wagon passed
over mss breast. He died to-day. 10 was
"A woll-hnOwu colored man.
Hon. r.. "a. NoJlin returned to-day from
hyin9 trip to Baltimore. While there De
consulted the occuhst, DR.. Ghlsolm, who
agreed pretty much with Dr. White, OF
Richmond. in bis opinion Of TIE c4s r..
Nr. NOblin's eye has been painug Llm
severely recently. but otherwise hc ls
hearty and cheerful.
Hon. Paul G.. Edmuuds VIII leave IN q
few days for lbs scat an CONGRESS lie Will
carry with him the confidence and best
WISHES of 10 devoted constituency.
Hon. William /. Jordan, Hon. John i.
Bagiaud. aud !. d. Haukins, Esq, our soma
tor and DELEGATES in the next Legislature,
are also getting their affair IN shape pre-
par3tcrv TO the entrance upon Their lcns-
la'ivc dLHoG. They are all good men aud
VIII be popular with their colleagues.
Alrs. J.. /. Nichols and family arc visit
ing Mr. q. y. Nichols.
MT. W. II. Buntin, Of Danville, was II
town this week. Phi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Cy1O REV AR y. LEFT HIS
- ~ homo IN this citv November et'n. kO-
ri ,ailIu. 40 - Thirteen yeas DID, vel
grown f0r bic age, dars gingerbread color h1d
0n q Glue telegraph -me--euger' cuat aud N'r-
folk "a ne. uud -ruea'n, ana nal on tWo shlrl-.
Has a scar on ri no sidc II head above iOre.csd
lie sometimes goes by the uame o. Robert Law
son. The above reward VIII be- paid Tor hs re-
tirn % ue, Biz mO.aoc. or for informal on .tal-
Ing thereto. LiLnlh o1iilh'
n. .n-ftf = Mavu street.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-09-11
A Busy and . Sic North Caro-
lima Factory.

We took a stroll through Mess
Brown Bros. mammoth plug to
bacco manufacturing establish
ment on yesterday. The firm is
working about 800 hands now,
and is pushed to fill orders. In
fact, they are far behind on Their
"0aken Bucket" hrand-a brand
which they have doubled sales on
i'm the last twelve months. OF
this brand alone they haveplaced
5000 boxes in the past year,
Their hydraulic pumps are oper
ated by a forty horse power ell
CINE, which is also used to run two
steam elevators. These run from
the basement to the third story,
1t is a large establishment, but
all of the space is we'll utilized
Winston Daily.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-09-11
OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
OXFOCD. n. @.

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPT. 4, 81
The location is unsurpassed fol
heaIthfulness ard accessibility. The
cops Of teachers the tq1al Of ans in
the land. holding diplomas from suct
schooIsas the University Of Virginia
the Sauveur School Of Language
the Patgp.e Institute If Maryland
the Copper Uairn Art School, Of New
York.
The teacher II Piano aad Org Il
a graduate Of the Morales CoBserss
tory. and aiterward studhd under
New York Professors.
The teacher Of Vocal Music xO,
both tie Vocal and Instruments
Madals at the Richmond Female Ia.
stitute, and aferward stuffed three
years under the best New York Pro
feEsors.
CHARGES PER ANNUAL Session or Il
WEES.
Rsard, fuel. tights. nashIng, full LIZ
.raTy Course, IneIudIsg I.atJt
% paid a1e. half In advance ........ Isi 81
the nbsye With Hu.te .............2 gao 90
10 paid oas'halE 90 adtHnee...... 2IO %
So Apply for catalogue
i. p. lIoBGogD, President
july 10
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-09-11
w j. EXUM,
ATTORNEY at Law,
Durham, N. q.
Office in Wright Building
PEACE INSTITUTE
RALEIGH, N. q.
The Fall Term Commences on
First Wednesday, 4th day of
September, 1889.

Full English conrse with unsur.
passed advantage for instructions il
Music, Art and Modern Languages
Commercial course including Type
writing. Book keeping and ST no.
grsphv
All departments of instruction
filled by accomplished and exper'
fenced Teachers.
For Circular and { analogue con-
tanning fall part culars as to coarse
of instruction, terms, DC, address,
REy. II. BURWELI. ~ SON,
july "a. RALEIGH, N. G.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-09-11
The Tobacco Tax.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept, 2,-Pe
titions are being circulated fol
signatures in the lower or to
bacco counties of Maryland fol
the repeal Of tax on tobacco
They are being signed by hun
dreds, and with II formidable list
of signers, will be laid before thu
next congress. Similar petitions
are being circulated in Virginia
and North Carolina.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-09-11
BLOOD POISON.

Three years age contracted a
blood poison, applied ioa phys,"iar
at once aud his treatment inc ,rcs
killing ma. / employed An old PLY Al
clan and then went to Ky. | then
went to Hot Springs and remained
two months, but nothing seemed 10
cure me permanently, although tenn.
porary relief was given me. My con,
dition grew desperate and | applied ia
a noted qdack, bnt did not Improve.
| then used a preparation which was
prescribed "sratis," but it contained
too much alcohol and aggravated my
suffe ing. / then placed myself un-
der the treatment OF noted Nashville
physician and for a time was benefits
cd, but by fall | returned home II
ruinei man phi, sicially and iinanci.
ally, with but little prospects Of rver
getting well, My money being ex.
hausted, | did not know what t. do.
In May, 1885, my mother persuaded
me to get bottle of b. b. y. (nade
IN Atlantis and lid soto gltlily her,
bat to MY utter astonishment | had
not finished the first bottle before
every ulcer had Leen healed.
To the present time ! have used five
bottles aud have received more b ~ j
than from all the rest combined. aud
| aru Satisfied thai h. i. u. j. tar
most w,,ud ri II 'nood pusmei ,se,
before ( owu, aud | ufg- ali i'll csud
young men to try oar silSle uo.i.e
aud be couSiuc=,i. | can truly ,ay
Think it the hest laed!clne Iii lns
world.
Il. L. iiALLERr N.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-09-11
MERCHANTS ElrHlNGE.
A. SUMMERrIELD,
PROPRIETOR.

Just opened a WHOLESALE
and RETAIL LIQUOR STORE.
This store is said to be tbelargest in
the State, and is the only liquor
house in Durham, n. C.. that sell
these goods at retail and wholesale
prices in any quantity that will suit
the purchaser. Mangum street.
\. b. Be sure and call for
Georgia corn whisky, it is highly
recommended by all physicians and
is five years old. This is the only
house where you can get the Georgia
corn. In order that all should be
able to get it we havereducedit from
$3.50 to 1.50 per gallon. Our rye
WHISTLES cannot be excelled by any
house in the State. Goods neatly
packed and shipped to asy address,.
Durham, n. c.
apr. ,.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-09-11

Session opeEs August 9th, 1889,
Faculty so Professors aud Teachs re-.
Special features j he DEVELOPMENT
of CHARACTER, HEALTH and INTEL
LEcT. Fully equipped Preparation.
and Collegiate departments, besides
first class schools in Music. ART,
LANGUAGES, and COMMERCIAL studies
Send for "atalogu" TO
Rev. j. II. CLEWELL,
Principal
aug. Z
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-09-11
Z. I. iiALLEar =,
Mac N, GA NAV |. 1856.
VERY NERVOUS.

Far many years I have beel afll G
ted with Rheum lti.m combined with
soma Kidney Troubles, Indiyes,i y.
finally added to my MISERY ana s.r,n
became tevblc and very nervous. ana
my whole system was Frustrated.
Several physicians were employed
and numerous patents madiein.s 70
sorted to without b Be;ie. Afer SIC.
ing 50 many estim9tiai exiollIug the
wonde full merit Of b. b. b., CON.
menced its use anI the eli. CT WIS llsr
magic. Rheumatic pains ceased, III,
kidneys were relieved aud my con-. i
tu.. improved a. once. snI cheer,
nl''"hecommend. d it to others Who
msy be similarly afflicted.
Miss. ). ToMLIy<ox.
atlanta, Ca. May 1, 1856.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-09-11
po the Public

CHAkLoTrE, Y. c.. Apri, q, 1876
After using 3. B b. Iunhesitatir :.
" state that il dId more goO,l fr i.n
Kidney Complaint than ali nthrr r.
netlies combined. Its artian il sa 81,
and | cheerfully recommend il for.
Kidney DeraHgements.
I. b. CALL.MAs.
All who d-ssre full infrm ,t,ap
about the cause aud cure Of B,p d
POiaons. SarOiula aud Sernluluus
SSelIings, Ulcers. Sores, X 1eumattsn,
Kidney Compliant, Catarrh. etc cal,
secure by mail. free, copy at our 81
page Illustrated BOOK Of Wonders
led with the mist wonderful 400
startling proof eve" h"frrs k's wa
address, b. Cd BALM 20,
+ 1 tn a q
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-19
LOCAL SUNNI AIRY.

The Brownsville Times is new
paper, following closely on the heel:
of the Cottage Grove Leader and
Scio Press.
"A cart belonging to Ed. Gross
created little excitement yesterday
The wheel rolled off and the animal
began to run, but was stopped before
any great damage was done.
Don't you forget that the Bon
Ton restaurant is the only place you
can get a good square meal for the
small sum of twenty-five cents.
A Salem newspaper prints the
following unique advertisement: If
John Jones, who, twenty years ago
deserted his wife and babe, will re-
turn, said babe will lick the stuffin'
out of hIm.-Astorian
Painless dental operations at DR..
L G. Smiths, 81 State street.
It wv Itl vi lllt opera HOUSE
at Baker City publishes a card stat
ing that he will rent his building for
balls or dances only on condition
that young men under twenty-one
years of age be excluded therefrom.
For your meat go to Lafosr'e
to-day on State street. If
The new drug store spoken of
few days ago, to be run by Cox &
Brooks, will be at the old stand of
II. w. Cox. John Brooks is the
partner and w. w. Brooks of In
dependence will run the gun store
The drug store opens July 1st.
Circus day and Fourth of July
are here or will soon be. Picnics
are all the go, but groceries, nice and
fresh, such as can be found ut Squire
Farrar II Co.'S. are always in de-
mand, Fruits in season and every
thing always the best and purest.
Remember this advice.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-19
An Unsucces.fuI Burglary.

Yesterday morning, while the cir
Gus parade was being made, an un-
successful attempt at robbery by
burglary was made at the famous
old Mansion house on Bioerty street.
The would-be robbers effected an
entrance, via a window, into
the room of Henry Croft,
the old man who is present landlord
there. Arriving in his room, by
means Of a hand axe, they broke
open his escrItoire, in search Of
money and valuables. They scat
tered valuable papers over the floor
but found nothing they wanted.
They chanced to miss a small TIN
box that contained good many
dollars in money. There is no clue
to the perpetrators Of this burglary,
but it Is supposed to have been done
by hangers-on of the circus.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-19
GOOD TENPLARs.
The state Lodge M Session in salem
The Bauuuef

The state lodge M Session in salem
The Banquet.
Committee on credentials was ap
pointed as follows:
Sister Nandervert, Sister Penlanc
and Bro. Il. r.. Wright.
The standing committees were APP
/ pointed as follows:
Credcntials-W G.. Simpson
Sister Wright, Sister Knox.
Finance-W. r. Riches, Sister
Nettie J. Hendee, John Knight,
Sister j. +. Knox and Sister Long.
State of the Order j. J. Brown,
w. Michel, Mrs. +. j. Robinson, V.
II. Read, Bro. Horram.
Grand Lodge Organ-W S.
James, w. G. Simpson, Mrs. Van
devert and Mrs. Knox.
Constitutions. r. Wright, Sister
Long, G. w. Scriber, Mrs. Wander
vert, j. G. Hungerrord.
Appeals-Z. r. Wright, w. G..
Simpson, Sister Robinson, Chauncy
Case.
The Grand Lodge degree was con-
ferred upon the following named
persons: John Knight Mrs. u. r.
Wright, Miss May Wright, Chaun-
cey Case, NJ. f. Horram, Mrs. f.
Vaughn, Miss Lotta French, VIM.
Michel, Miss Grace Vandervert, Mrs.
f. Howard, Mrs. w. III. Roach.
This evening the banquet will be
conducted at the Capital lodge
rooms. 1t is given in honor of the
Grand Lodge, and will be apleasant
affair for Good Templars, the pub
lie not being admitted.
The election of officers of the
Grand Lodge for the ensuing year
was held this afternoon and resulted |
as follows:
Grand Chief Templnr, }. f. Knox
If Albany.
Grand Counselor, John Knight of
Salem.
Grand Vice Templar, Mrs. j. f.
Robertson of The Dalies.
Grang Treasurer, w :. James of
Portland.
Superintendent of juvenile work,
Mrs, T.. NJ. Nandevert.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-19
WEDNESDAY JUNE 10, 1889
The Circus Il over.

Sells Bros. and Barretts great con-
solidation of shows has come and
gone. In Salem thew met with a
generous reception and gave a really
meritoriOus performance. Several
of the features were far above any
ever presented here by any other
circus. The best performance was
that on the swinging bar. IT WIS
daring beyond description. The
JOURNAL had intended to give
the circus "A real good send
off one-that was deserving
but the concert was such an
unmitigated fraud that The notice OF
the circus IL abbreviated. In speak
ing OF concerts, thc one following
this circus was undoubtedly the
biggest fraud aud scll-0ut that the
public have ever been asked to
patroniZe.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-19
pIgELY Personal.

Henry Barendrick came down
from Jefferson this morning.
Judge Shaw came up on the
morning train from Portland.
Miss Sallie Bush took the morn
ing train for Eugene, on visit.
Albert RowersoX took the morn
ing train for Corvallis. on pleasure
trip.
james Penland took the after
noon train for Lexington to visit
his brother.
Mrs. Minnie Smith returned
home from Portland this morning,
after few days visit.
"A marriage license was granted
last evening to Wm. n. Mcclure of
Washington and Miss Anna B.
Cavanaugh of Marion county.
Mrs. Thos. Van Scoy, Miss
Shuart, Miss Mayo, Mrs. Hansey
and Miss Hansey took the morning
train for Yaquina, on a few weeks
pleasure trip.