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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

SuDrcrae court Of Appedls. Bradley
and (oe against the Commonwealth. DIS
missed upon application Of plaintiffs III
error. ..ioo
as counsel in this court.
Castleman against Berry and ais. Fur,
Their argued by A. W. Armstrong, Esq, ana
submitted. ,
AGAINST Williams. Set for Monday next.
Jones. administrator, against Jones, adj
ministrator. Argued by Eppa Hunton' Jr.i
Esq. for appellant, and John +. RiXey ana
G.. ID. Gray for appellees.
Cffcuit COurf-The following suits were
Instituted: Richmond Granite Company
against John Cayton. Damages, 500
same against James Netherwood' Dam
ages. $500.
The Union Bank Of Richmond against
Lewis II. Blair and Frank ID. Beyerldge, OF
the firm Of Harvey. Blair n CO.. for SJO2.20.
Police COugf.-Bettie Wesley (colOred)
was charged with assaulting and abusing
Mrs. Julia Davis and resisting Policeman
Joyner. This case was continued IRON
Thursday, in order TO get further evidence
in reference to the charge made by the ac-
cused against Policeman JOyner-that ne
beat and assaulted her when she was ar
rssted. Further testimony failed 20 sustain
the charge. and the Justice imposed me
of $3.50 upon The prisoner and costs lof
abusing Mrs. Davis, and sent her on 10 the
grand Jury TO answer the charge OF resist
ing the policeman
Felicia Voss the colOrod girl who sw0re
Thursday, while on the witness stand, that
Policeman JOINER maltreatcd Bette ives
lev. was arrested in court yesterday for
committing wilful perjury, as the evidence
was contrary to her statement. Inc case
was continued until to-day.
David Murphy, a bar-keeper ON sixth
street, charged with beating his wife, ala
not appear in court, and the case was con-
tinued until to-day.
William Nichols was fined $40 for fast
driving on the street.
Henry Burger. butcher in the Old Mar
ket. and Sarah King were each ined SZ.JO
and cost for fighting in the street.
William Robertson (c0lored). charged with
assaulting and beating William smith. Inc
case was dismissed.
Matilda Archer (cOlOred), tresspassing on
the premises Of and removing gate, the
property Of Quarles * McCurdy, agents.
Dismissed.
Louis Fresney, charged with allowing
gambling in his bar-r00m. No one appear
ing against Fresney the case was dis
missed.
IffMFNfU IUNWiV WNN u Az 81 't''N''N
i'm the case Of H. G.. Terrell's administrator
against the Richmond and Danyille Rail
road Company was concluded yesterday
and the case was submitted 10 the jury, who
failed 10 agree. and the case was adjourned
over until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Chancery C0uTt.-F. j. J. Brixius and
wife 10 W. T. Elicit, ia feet on east side
Norton street. between Clay and Leigh,
$3.50; William Loying's trustees to Il. ,.
Williams, 30 feet on north side Claiborne
street, near Randolph, $500; H. l.. Pelouze
and wife 10 Philaney l.. Gum a ll2-l2 feet
on west side Ninth street. between Clay
and Leigh, subject 10 provisions Of VIII OF
Thomas II. Gum, deceased, 5000.
DEEDS or BARGAIN AND SALE.
Henrico C0unfy.-Mary Jones 10 W. IL.
Childress. 7Olz acres in lower end OF county,
$500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

Tickets Including reserved seals, I'f
Tickets 10 members of T. N. a. a iu..U|.it
admission for one lady and reserved ...r
soc. Box-sheet will open Monday. February
I'd, on 81 O'Clock. at NJ. Is. Ramos music -'Nr'
Members can secure tickets at ilD I.a
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

THE AMERICAN CARD GAME
i "PRtSlDENls Price go cents. l.'.
game is rapidly taking inc place nI Itir'
an0 Euchre for AN progressive card parties.
and In order that % may be popular Iu Ir''
as well as in public iayor. We have 't.l. N
special advertising edition 90 D. crnf,. II',
edition BIS as perfect Hnd complete ts iIN .N
cent edition. but somewhat cheaper. 'l'f.f'
and everyone IN is emit cly different iY.l
the commonplace gnuts usually uiirffN. I.
offers the most opportunities iuf sk.II.I
plays. ana is the most scientific and Ini"u-I
ing of an games. Agents can make NuN.I
Exclusive agency given. liz lEE fAl 80
& CO., Battle Breek, Mich. Ia1O-nNh lm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

AZ ten minutes past O'Clock. amer the
American Tobacco C0npany's charter had
been repealed. Mr.. l.awless called up the
Pilot bill. which had also been made the
special order for / O'Clock, and asked that
Il be- made the special order for next Friday.
This Mt, l.o,enstein, the patron Of the
bill, was opposed TO- as the Committee on
Public Institutions aud Education would
then be on tour OF inspection necossitat-
ing the absence Of many senators. Tues
day. he said. would suit him. and he was
unwilling 10 DN a later day. lie was ready,
ia fact. 10 consider the bill Immediately OF
10 iix n for today
Mr.. Harrison said Mr.. Loyenstein might
Dc ready, but the senate was not as il was
already dinner time, and he suggested
"Wednesday as suitable day 10 discuss the
subject Of pilolagc.
Mr.. l!arrson's motion prevailed, and at
1870 the Se1atc adjourned.
PLACED OK THK CALENDAR.
OF the bills passed by the House on Thurs
day the following were placed on the caieu- I
Al AZ the rffiNs feufllflue their refer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
4 PERFECT LIGHT.

Pure, Odorless, Nou-explOsiyc. the RED
&c" OIL Is the very IA chest grade OF Refined
Petroleum. Beware OF tie product OF I'M
scrupulOus imitators Get the genuine and
tyke no other.
sold by BODEKER BROTHERS.
t4it Main street.
N.ikil II. 6l8 Fast Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

VIII YOU heed the warnlng-the signal, per-
haps. OF the sure approach OF that more terri
bic disease, Consumption Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake OF saving 90
cents. TO run the risk and do nothing for &C.
We know from experience tnpt ~nilohs Cure
Will cure your Cough. II never fails. This
explains why more than aMiliion Of Bottles
We're sold The pasl year. IL relieves Group
and WhOOping Cough al once. Mothers, dC
not be without II. sample bottles free. sold
10y Bodeker Brothers ana III. NJ. Shields a Co.
corner Of Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

i dies on salary. % take chars. of mf .usl-
ness az their homes entirely unnN. ri.nN-
able light very fascinating Anl N'il..INl
no talking required, permanent lN,iN'N
wages SO per week. Good tlJ i.i lii.
time My references include some ni lN'
best we'll known people 0f Louisville. Iu-
cinnafl, pttshurg. and elscWltfr. ANti' m
with stamp. Mis-. NATION VI Ain la.
Fourth and Chestnut streets Louisville. hi
wed sat ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
DISSOLUTION.
DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHP.

ID i'7DO / '0' 81 IN \ ''''' III >
This is 20 certify that Drs. r. = & J.. T.
WRIGHT have. hy mutual consent. this day
dissolved partnership iu the pmctico Cf dent
lstry. DR. l., %. wright las established his
Office an uis residence, No. us east Marshall
street, where hc win be pleased 90 serve Is
friends and patrons. Being centrally To-
Gated with reference 90 the several lines OF
street railroads. he Will cndeavOr 10 serve
the convenience ol al who may favor him
with their patronage.
ur. j. a.. Wright VIII remain 40 the old
stand.
ja25-1m r. L. WRIGHT, ID. ID. :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.


The bill Of Mr. Peters providing for the
removal Of the Capital 10 Lynchburg came
up on its engrOssment and third reading.
Mr.. Mason. Of King George, offered an
amendment that Lynchburg be required TO
pay her taxes in coupons. Agreed to. Mr..
Peters wanted the consideration OF the
measure postponed for one week as he de-
sired 10 make a speech on the bill and
wanted time ia collect more facts and
| figures.
Mr.. Curtis suggested that Mr.. Peters had
the Congressional bee in his bonnet. He
was willing for Lynchburg 10 have the Cap
ital if that would give Peters a seat in the
National Legislature.
MIR. Peters declared that he had no Con-
gressi0nal aspirations. lie was for Paul G.
Edmunds, first. last and all the time
The bill was laid on the table.
THE JErKR INSTITUTE.
The people of Liberty, Bedford county,
hold in grateful recollection the memory Of
Rev. DR.. J. b. Jeter, who ministered 10 them
in matters Of grace years ag0ne. A bill has
been introduced and passed in the House Of
Delegates, which has for its object the found
ing Of an institute at Liberty, 10 be known
as the J. b. Jeter Institute.
SENATE ROUTINE.
Bills presented and referred Bv Mr.
Ech0ls: To amend and re-enact section A.
Of chapter Of the Acts Of lS1l-72, providing
a charter for the city Of stanton. The
amendment only changes the law in rela-
ton 10 the duties and powers Of the cOllec-
tor Of delinquent taxes.
BY Mr.. Barnes: To amend sections isis.
2,s2l, and 2,s22 Of the Code OF Virginia in
relation 70 contracts for illegal interest.
BY Mr.. L0yenstein: To exempt marine in
strance companies from making a deposit
Of securities with the Treasurer.
by Mr.. Turner; To amend section 2,159
OF the Code Of Virginia in relation 10 the
oyster fleet.
BY MIR. Gose To amend section 472 oil
chapter "A Of the Code of 1887 in relation 70
assessment of taxes.
BY Mr.. Acker; To amend sections 2,475.
,, III and 2.479 Of chapter 10 OF the Code of
Virginia, in relation TO the lien Of vendors.
mechanics and others.
BY Mr.. Blackstone; To amend and re-
enact section 1872 OF the Code Of Virginia.
Ia relation to orders Of publication and the
provision for the personal service OIL
process, &c, on non-residents.
HOUSE ROUTINE.
Bills presented and referred: BY Mr.. |
Berry To provide fire escapes from build |
ngs three stories high. by a gentleman
Who did not deem il necessary 10 put his
name on the bill, or II he did, he forgot il.
To require the owners OF all factories.
NOTk-Shf ps, and HOSPITALS of over tlr,a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

An OaklandI California, roVivalist named
Erickson. Is predicting that san Francisco.
Oakland, Alan ed aud thlcaso viii al o
destr yed gh days from date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

AMUsEprENrs.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Berger. Leath & Myers lossecs NNn'e0.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. AND FRIDAY
NlGNI~.
Concluding with Saturday Matinee.
..rrr. g., ~ rn su 81 erf. f.I.ffIIf| tnN. D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

The insurance agents wish to impress
YOU with the fact that besides the few
above mentioned articles there are thous-
ands of finer suits and oyercoats, silk and
satin lined. made by the finest custom tail-
0rs. including handsome children's suits
and OyercOats. as well as fine pantaioon--
made by hrst-class hands and workman
shin, are included i'm this immense sale.
Every man and woman within one hundred
miles of Richmond should visit this Cereal
Boston Fire sale Of Clothing which VIII
continue for ten days only. DO not stay
away for fear Of not getting waited
upOn. as twenty-five statesmen VIII
be- here to serve you for this wonderful
event. "C0me. rain on shine" Get your
dollars and pennies together as here's
chance of "A lifetime tO secure clothing ai
less than half cost 10 manufacture. During
this "great sale Of clothing salcs-rooms
remain open till L. ~; saturdays tll II
pm. Country merchants viii do well 20
visit this great sale. Look for sign and
number: "Great Boston Fire Sale 90 Cloth
ing. 40. 1913 east Main street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. Richmond, Va
Make no mistake. No auction: private sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
pnrT IN WTsr T0INT. JNNTI"

PORT or WEST POINT, JANtAh
ARRIVED.
steamship Berkshire. Foster .fn''. .n'..
general cargo; steamship nanfNi'i ''..
Baltimore. general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Charlotte. Nlcke. IniiIm..'.
General cargo: steamship Berkshire. B. U.I.I.
Providence general cargo
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JANrNn si.
ARRIVED.
stcamsbip Orho. Galveston. cnllol .nf
sailed for Liverpool. steamship Chatham
baltimore. and sailed FOR orioIk. m.I...n.
disc. Schooner %. =. Iarncu, NrH Bedford
20 load coal; schooner II. Is. ogden. Boston.
90 load coal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
WEATHER FORECAST.
STATE or THERAoMErlR
MARINE INrELLrGENcE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. fw. 0. isp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
CONVERSION INTO An ASYLUM.

The Committee on Schools and Colleges
unanimously reported the joint resolution,
introduced by Mr.. Cabell, providing for the
appointment of joint committee 20 look
into the expediency Of converting the state
Normal and Collegiate Institute into an
ASYLUM for the cOlored insane.
Mr.. Cabell briefly referred 10 the necessity
Of making accommodations for the colored
insane who are now confined in the iails Of
the cities and counties to the number Of
about 300.
Mr.. Davis, Of Pittsylvania, also advocated
the adoption Of the resolution, which was
passed and sent % the Senate for concur
renee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.


Henrico C0unfy.-Mary Jones 10 W. II.
Childress. 7Olz acres in lower end OF county,
S9UO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

Sd mercury in Dr.. Da,Id's Liver rlII,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
THE DOORS
Are Thrown Open This Morning at .
O'Clock Prompt.


O'Clock Prompt.
In consequence of the "Great Bedford
street Fire of Boston. Mass, Of November
3sfb last. - where the front portion only OF
five entire floors of one of the largest man
ufacturiug clOthiors was aDaze, f'v'vW
worth of Mems. BOYS and Children cioln-
ing. consisting Of fine suits and oyercoats
have been saved and untouched, and tne
entire stock has been ordered by the ''DoaIu
of underwriters TO be removed to Richmond,
Va. and the immense building NO. IN"
easf Main street. between Twelfth ana lhii-
teenth. has been rented no an enormous eX-
pense for this Great Fire Insurance oaie
of Clothing AS all goods are APPRAISED
at 33i &c. ON the dollar OF manufacturer
cost this wonderful sale Will enable ine
people of this city and surrounding coun-
try 20 buy their clothing for almost lOln-
ing The entire stock must De sold ana
turned into money 90 effect an immediate
settlement of insurance policies. we VIII
swing omen the doors for this great sale at
the above mammoth building this, ">atur-
dav morning. February lst, at A.. VI.
prompt, and continue for ten days. ana zen
DAYS only
Follow these prices closely. Here's how
they'll go:
CSC. mems good working pants, worth
hl.IN. use. UNN UtALrI NA'nf .i'i ofi''f wa
81 80: Sl.Is for fine cashmere pants ieaiil
worth 500: Sl.9s buys strictly ali-Wool
pants. worth $500 just think of lt-Sz.''
takes choice of plaids on stripe mems SUITS,
all sizes. worth Sll: $50, buys splendid
mems suits all tomatchl, twenty-five styles.
worth Sl3: Sj.l7 for good business cneNiol
suits. really worth So; $6.l9 buys fine wide
wale-worsted suits for dress. i'm cutaWays
or sacks, worth SIG; STD for extra nne
dress suits, cost 10 manufacture SIS; SoN''
special quality (satin faced, black Prince
Albert dress suits, and fine black cneFiot7'
worth SOB. just think Of it-fi.', takes
elegant kersey 0Yerc0ats, an coiors, worm
SD: S4.9j, fine worumbo beaver or cnin-
cbilla Oyerc0ats, really worth Sl4; S0.l'' nne
custOm-made melton on worsied oyercoais
worth $1,000. just think Of it, Here YOU
will see - cents boys long pants worth Nl.J.
ard $500: splendid childrens suits, al
AGES. gs cents; and 500 children.s plated
school suits will go for Sl.39. but really
worth $3.50 and $500; boys l0ngpants suits
for sos with 1900 pair knee pants while
they last, i cents per pair. and many other
Sucl bargains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01

RIoiNoSD. January 81, iel0
TO THE PUBLIC.
Take notice thltIhNe tli, day ploil' D
l.. ". LIPSCOMB my agent t0 carry os i''
retail green grocery and general mc chan
disc business Al No. 42l west Marshall 'ir'i
Richmond. Va, with iower 90 boy ami ''i'
r cash only .......
lei 2Ws L. +. NJ. \ -.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-01
OFFICERS OF THE OYSTER FLEEr.

Mr.. Lawless, Of Norfolk, introduced a bill
20 amend and re-enact section 2,lj9, of the
Code of Virginia, relative to the oyster fleet.
The amendment makes the term Of the Off
GERS Of the vessels four years, to date from
their appointment. The term under the
Code Of 1887 Is not defined.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-21
Emmet Etchings.

Mrs. C. c. Legg is still very sick.
 MT. W. W. Welcome, of Hope, was up tulday.
 Miss Minnie Hunt, of Pleasant Ridge. visited Miss Nora Lcgg last Sunday.
 Mir. Burt McGough, formerly of this place, but now of Little River county. is visiting relatives here.
 Rev. T. w. Hays, of Prescott, lectured on the Alliance at this place last Saturday night. He will be here on next Saturday to organize an Alliance.
 Say, ye voters, are you all ready Only short time until the election. Let every one of you come oatto the polls let Us have full turn out. want to see the Fig start with her crew.
 The large crowd that came to the barbecue last Saturday were sadly disappointed. Hon. Paul Jones failed to get here, but W. Y. Tomp- kins gave the people one of his solid speeches before dinner, and Herman Zappe entertained the audience af- ter dinner.
 The crowd at the barbecue was not as large as we expected. We had plenty of bread and meat-don 1 think anyone went away hungry. Had good order on the grounds, and we might have made room for anoth- CT lemonade stand and swing. We expected a band of music from Hope but 1t failed to get here.
 DAMOCLE>.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-21
Lancburg Leaflets.

Messrs. Lane, Austin X Go. are progressing finely with their brick kiln.
 Cotton picking will soon be the order of the day, as 1t is beginning to open on some farms quite rapidly.
 The school at this place has tenn porarily suspended, owing to the meeting being in progress this week.
 MT. W Armour, of Erath county, Texas, and formerly of North Georgia, is visiting old friends III this community.
 Mr. Polk Cam, of Georgia. is yis- iting his brother, Mir John W. ,Ganu and family, and other relatives and friends hereabouts
 Let all remember that a week from next Monday September lst-is the day set apart to elect the Democratic ticket of the State, and forever snow under the l.. L. Republicans.
 The meeting at Mt. Moriah, con ducted by Rcy's. Oakley and Stone cipher. closed Friday night. There were 22 conversions and a considera- blc number of accessions, and a sweeping revival among professions l Christians.
 Mc,,r>. John r Grain and Jas. X. Aisobrooks returned home Saturday evening, from q prospective tour through Western Texas, They cx- press themselves as highly pleased with the fine farming lands and love ly prairies of the Lone Star State
 Rev W. A, Ragsdale, Baptist minister from Dallas, Ga, and a ! brother-in-law of Mr. J. W. Gam. preached an intensely interesting and edifying sermon here Sunday. He is a man of fine culture, strong and well cultivated mind, and has every appearance of being a true, conse- crated Christian gentleman. We arc glad to have such men visit and preach for us
 The candidates for Legislature and the county offices are due here next Wednesday, the 27th. Let's all go and hear what they have to say. If everybody will turn out and take a good square look at the men com posing the two ticbe's, and consider their competency, their pedigree and record, and compare their mental calibrc, I feel assured that all the more sensible and considcrate will, on the first day of September, cast their ballot for every man on the Democratic ticket.
 Coop LUCK.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-21
PUSH THE WORK.

Democrats, now is the time to work for the best interests of your party and your country. In lSSG over wccning confidence and indifference beat our entire ticket, in this coun- ty, and, we must here say there Is danger of this being repeated, It IS well to learn from past experience, and avoid snch breakers.
 Democrats, be on the alert keep your eyes and ears open, and show your faith hy your works. Arouse yourselves and get up something like enthusiasm. A great deal depends on individual effort-every Demo crat can further along the great work of reform.
 We need complete change-re- form in our county government, and this can only be done by electing the Democratic ticket, Let all good people unite in consummating so de- sirable an end. Don't try to elect q part, but the entire ticket.
 Excepting for one term, the L. l.. ring bosses, assisted by Taylor Grayson, have elected the County Judge and had charge of the iiuan- cial policy of the county for ten long years, and have run us deeper and deeper into debt, until the county now owes over $20,o00.
 Let all unite in electin9 the Demo cratic ticket, and see if matters will not be bettered. We urge all to be yigilant in this matter.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-21
Mt. Zion Mists.

We had q good rain yesterday, the 17th.
 Cotton crops are very short this year.
 Mir. R. E. Wood has agreed to ad- dress the Democratic club at Mt. Zion Saturday night, August g. Everybody invited to come out,
 We have no favorite candidate in the coming election, but want the entire ticket elected, and will vote for it from Justice of Peace to Con- gres,. But should We have favor ite, it would be Jas. II. McCollum, of Hope, for Prosecuting Attorney. Have known Jim for several years and have always found him to be an upright, honest and energetic young man. and he well deserves the suc- cess which he is bound to achi eve Sept. 1, 1890. JoSAs.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-21

There are reasons for this great change, and they are patent and plain to all The old Greenbackers refuse to endorse the platform and 1 principles of the so-called L. l.. party-it is unsound and leads di- rectly into the Republican camp, which is still controlled by Powell Clayton,
 We could mention dozens of the most solid farmers in the county who were Grcenbackcrs. but are now Democrats they are numerous i'll Redland tp., Boughton tp., Caney tp, Missouri tp. and, ill fact, all over the county. It is unnecessary to call their names they are known on both sides.
 The people are tired of Grayson s domination and the ring rule of the L. l.. bosses, every one of whom are running for office, always have and always will run for office We sup pose Dr. Norwood and Capt. Ansley will run for township constable in 1892, as they have been gradually falling for the past few years. The former run for Governor, and took a census enumerator's place this spring; the latter run for Congress two years ago, and afterward took appointment as county examiner of this county. The ring bosses of the l.. l.. r. can't he choked off-at all hazards must have nomination for some office.
 After Mr J. L. Hurst's commis- sion as one of the enumcrators of this county had come to this postof- flee. boss Grayson, it is said, re- turned it. and had somebody else appointed, because Mr. Hurst had become a Democrat As said above the Grayson rule is odious and the people are tired of it, and will have a change.
 Let the good work of transforma- tion 20 on until we have q good, pure, economical county government here after, and get out of debt, under the triumphant, united Democracy.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-21
BO,lcaW Bells.

We had a nice shower of rain last Sunday
 The school is progressing finely at ;his place.
 There are quite q number on the sick list this week
 Nlr. Tom Flowers has been visiting his relatives at Bodcaw.
 Messrs. Willie Urrcy and Boykio Boyett, of Emmet. we're with us at B'dcaw Sunday Come again, boys.
 Mir C L. Logan has gone to Louisiana, where he anticipates teaching writing schools. Success to you, George.
 Prof. settle came home Saturday night; he has been teaching q sing ing school at Wallaceburg school will be out next Friday.
 BaptIsing at Bodcaw last Sunday, Had an excellent sermon by Bro. Kidd at l l a. m. Bro. MiddIcbrook was also with us. Hope he will come again MAID.