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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

Almost ANYTHING in the STAMPED

~ Almost anythIugin the STAMPED
LINEN line from nickel up.
To simplify and make your shopping
easier and pleasanter we would suggest
that YOU cut out the above list Of attrac-
tions fake it along with you begin
where it begins; follow 1t up from de-
partment to department get one OF our
Transfer Cards. jOt down your pur-
chases as you make them you need
ask no questions nor pay any money
until YOU have seen and bought all you
want. In a long list Of prices like this
YOU cannot possibly remember them all.
and as you are apt las we're all apt to
forget the very thing you came after
particularly, glance at our advertise
ment will save you the trouble of trying
to recall them all and enable you to go
right direct to any department and ask
for what is advertised. Besides, 1t will
impress upon you the fact that what
we advertise to do we DO. No hide-aud
seek nonsense tolerated in our place.
When you find our name attached TO
an announcement in the papers you can
leave your home with the assurance
that when you come here you II find
it-and get it, We do business on the
American plan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

Five hundred beautiful lots will be sold
in West Lynchburg during the Lynchburg
Fair, October :, 3, and 10 these lots are
very desirable and adjOin the Fair
grounds. the park and the asylum grounds,
electric street railway. The terms are one
fourth cash and the balance in six, twelve.
and eighteen months. 'iHe sale will be-
managed by Messrs. Quarles a McCurdy,
OF this city, who can give all particulars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
Company Chartered.

fhe Chesapeake and Ohio Land Compan,,
was chartered In City Circuit Court yes,er
nay. The capital stock Is 10 be from Sos. ooo
10 10000 and they may hold land 10 The
amount OF i've thousand acres. The princi-
pai once shan be In Richmond, or al such
olhcr place a. may be designated
The directors are Decatur Axtell, Henry 4
Mickham, Z. +. Wexford. 4. O. harlow. W
H. Palmer, y. W BOwe, George L. Haw. I n
sullivan, and q. W. stevens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
Fall Suits, OvercoatS, and Pan!alOOnS,

The LARGEST Best Selected and Lowest Priced where values and
STYLE are considered in the city We call particular at'e"
NOBBY STYLES in GENTS and YOUTHS SUITS at SO 81
SIS, SIS and $50.
We show at these figures surprising values not to joe had
outside Of TIE BOSTON" At $3.50 to S35 we give yoa the h
imported Fabrics and discount the merchant tailor prices at least ~
per cent Our establishment is continuous EXPOSITION oil
MODERN and STYLISH OUTFWIINGN We are open ann
ao c,r the SEASONS BUSINESS and our CARD OF INNl-
TATION reads
STRANGERS VISITOR. AND CITIZEN CALL AND
SEE Us WE ARE READY TO RECEIVE YOU AT
THE BOSTON,
1000 MAIN STE2BEI',
0Px,Os1rn EeOsTcoEEEcr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

Are YOU aware that carpets collect and
hold aSgreat deal of impure and unwhole-
some matter. and that the carpet-cleaning
department Of Mrs. \. j. Pyle has especial
facilities for removing these impurities. a
well as all dust, grit, moths, ETC.; Her
method of securing carpets is the very best
in fact she has one Of the most complete
carpet-cleaning establishments to be found
anywhere. SO north Fifth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
land COMPANY Organized.

The James River Valley Colonization and
improvement Company. Incorporated hy the
General Assembly, has organized by electin
Judge 4. X. Leak and Captain " A. Parsons.
OF Goochland county: Dr. y G. shepherd. OF
henrico. and Thomas PoindcXter and L.. ID.
Champlin, OF kichn Ond, directors The Off
GERS Of the Board are: Thomas POindeXtcr
president; Captain W. A. Parsons, vice
president and general manager, and +. d.
Cham pin, secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

such interference with MS private
rights. stepped before the tribunal and
said:
ledge, We fine me, dyer Well,
Jedge, we may fine and imprlshm TIL
the day We die, but yell never make
hurtin unpopular"
And we might say the same of
Mourning Goods; no matter if China
dons white to denote grief. and Turkey
wears yellow, the English-speaking race
Will always cling to black as the uni
versal emblem of mourning. Its grow
ing popularity make Black Goods
prominent feature of every well-regu-
lated dry goods store. Ours is beyond
doubt the most unique Mourning
Goods Department in town, and this
seasons importations contain many
novelties. Foremost among these Is a
large line fBORDERED NUN 5 VEIL
ING for deep mourning which we re
offering this week at EXTREMELY
LOW PRICES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

Preston Robinson fcOlOred) was tried for
arson yesterday I'm the Henrico County Court.
lie was charged with burning, on July 9th.
j. l.. Dcitrick's barn, valued at 81 boo Mr.
Hill Carter was counsel for the defense and
the Commonwealth was represented by
Messrs. CONWAY X. Sands and A. w Patter-
son. The Commonwealth attorney was
sick at his home. Argument was heard for
the defense, and the case continued until
Moudav
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

Housekeepers. remember that Byrd Island
flour makes the best bread. You can get il
from any grocer in the city. see advertise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
Grand Opening Sale
OF THE
Vy.heri6 Development Company.
Sale will begin SEPTEMBER, 30, 1890,
at o'clock.
WYTHEVILLE, VA,
THE GEM or THE ALLEGHANlES'
THE SARATOGA OF
THE SOUTH

The county seat Of Wythe county, which
was awarded the diploma with 5000 premium
al the Virginia Exposition al hlchMona lh
1855 i'm Minerals ana woods fouui"li""i
1 .OOO Altitude, 2,3GO rect.
WVthe county has two blast aud ul.cth
charcoal IRON furnaces and several zinc hl IL
lead furnaces Mytheville on - nee thc ne,l
sites and greatest inducements To lnunulac
turing Industries OF any city pm .t. ~
The WNtheVillc Development company re-
serve fund for new industries alone amounts
10 slsOOOO WytheYlle rs the centit OF iht
richest mineral region IN the SCUM. MAtl'-
Vile eXempts all MANUFACTURING luuus'l -
from municipal taxation for ten years.
Wvtheyille has beautiful and Well-laFed
streets sixty. seventy, and nlneiy-seFcn ltel
in width. Two electric-light plants anu 'hIso
water systems. wytheville has the pest up-
lie schools and handsomest school building
i'm Virginia: has three female colleges ahl
Two male academies. owing 10 lia inlhclti
waters II ee TO visitors, which are highly cura-
tive fOr many diseases ana lio tl|al "i'l.u',,
IL has grown into a great and fashionable
health resort. mil,
The " ytheville Development Company viii
place on the market. SEPT MBtk 5plh,
THREE HUNDRED RESI- DENCE an lN.NiD
BUSINESS LOIS. OF lis property M the new
West-End Extension. lying betM'@h th,
Wvtheville cotton Mills and the Jackson
Park Hotel on both of which work mas lusl
begun. This property 10 ne oHsi.o lvl 81 81
for the nrst time, september Both, IS inc
most beautiful property in NytheN ne ana
will be priced az very reasonhbi" nAuies ii
order To encourage investments. l i, ,s,
ments In Wytheville real estate within IN
lnst ninety days nave bourne from 100 10 oVO
per cent. 70 investors.
The Norfolk and Western railroad. running
from Norfolk 10 the West and NOrthwest'W lu
have on sales by......... .......'.'.'.'.. 100000
Mt Ma. ...'.'
street 'i w
round-trip tickets 10 Wytheviile, good uhui
October 3lst. go .
For further particulars applyto VT. NOsI'
President Of
THE WYIHEIILLR DEVELOPMENT Co.,
se2l&2S NytheNihc' Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
Ellran Lois.

The attention of investors is called TO
the sale Of West-End lots advertised by
Jackson Brandt ~ Co. They are the
cheapest in the market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
The Chancery Court.

The Chancery Court was adjourned for the
term yesterday by Judge W. :. Barton, who
has been holding a special term for Judge
IanLn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

Our frequent refer
ence to NJ ournin &
Goods reminds us OF
the story of the witty
Irishman who was
brought before a Po-
lice Justice for carry
ing on a violent flirta-
ton with some pretty
colleen. With due sol
entity the Justice re-
viewed the gravity OF
the oGense and i'm
posed a fine Pat, who
seemed nonplussed by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
Mems, Boys, and ChlIdren'S SutS. Hats and
furnishing Goods

II ft vthng in the way useful and desirable 0AhNENS
and OI-TFTrrINGS is now under TIE BOSTONS h"'F "
PRICES and in pleasing variety Gentlemen WI" ai
stock of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

By Frank ID. Hi a Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctonecis'
THE MOST DESIRABLE GRACE
STREET (WEsr-ENDl BUILDING LOTS
NOW ON TIE MARKEr-CoHNER
PROrERlY-AT AUCTION.

ON TUESDAY. ~ErrEWER 23. 1890
ot = O'Clock f.. NJ. on tine premises we VIII
sell that beautiful L'l pf rltpN ~ ''' @"..',-
',.t cn,ner t,fncc ..nd HN.aud streets. over
looking the handsome grounds OF Echh"hl
COLLEGE ON the west and fronting on Grace
street go feet with depth of l12 feet -o an
alley. .., ,s,,o..
ond Franklin streets. these Lois noW rank
first class. and as to location and elevation
cannot be surpassed In int ntlthnolA"'d
The attention of those who want a bargain u
called TO the above sale.
TFrMs. Very easy, and announced ON dll
of sale on ON application o. the aucuoneeIs'
PRANK -. Hills CO..
sooroq AuctlOnceis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

An attractive exhibit will be displayed
tomorrow, at Held n Thalheimer's stOre,No.
900 Broad street. IL will be the occasion OF
their fall and winter opening show Of reli-
able new merchandise. 4 special feature
is their gift enterprise. Every cash custo-
mer is given a coupon, which entities them,
after purchases amount 10 $50, TO a hand
some cravOn portrait of themselves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

Beautiful Artistic Cabinet Photographs
only Sl.50 at Richmond Photo Gallery,
SIN Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
EoR sALE. BY BOwMAN. Bos

RrALFsTArEA NDISsURANCE AGENTS.
so. 81 .0Rru ELEvrNrH STREET
1l3 feet ON Floyd street between MeadoA
aud Rowland. ,.....
80 feet On Floyd street between NopiN-.N
and edar.
DO feet ON Brookland street.
IBIS feet corner OF Washington ana lh'''I
streets.
Nineteen lOl = ON Carlton street.
Five IOrS cornorof Brooklyn street 5000
~hattsWOod avenue. ..-.
DWELLING. so. 2OS east Clay street.
BRICK FAi TORY south Eighteenth slir' r.
several SMALL FAiiM- near the city ".'
other wcll-paylug property -
BOWMAN, BOSWt Ill IS silt MAN
spgl-ff north titNthlu nl''.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
GINNING Days.

Trusscs ritted by a competent adjustcr
and satilactiOn guaranteed al Owens
a Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
HLAet 4 XkooS3.
RELIABLE
AMERICAN MERCHANTS.
CLOTHING
.PlG COURIERS OF AUTUMN

HATS and SCARFS are the
first d0nncd Of the Fall Fash
ions. We're bright and early in
the field. OURS are here. The
KNOX, the DUNLAP, the MIL
LER, and the YOUMAN Blocks
DERBY and SILK-haNe al
WAYS been faNOritcs-and they'll
continue so. The SAKS BLOCK
is a Derby beauty and will count
IFS friends by the hundreds. Ii
was designed by IA student of
head-shapcs.
The TECHS, the PUFFS, and
the I-IN-HANDS are Scarf
Shapes that cling close to favor.
The Waterfall (made-up) is one
of the novelties.
You'll see more spots worn
than anything else. The adj
vance Autumn Shades are in
sight-in our 50-cent. grade
good as 10 cents anywhere else
And better Ones-S1, S1.2O,
and $l.5O-if you want them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 20
ARRIVED.

schooner Ellenora, Vandersen, Godfrey.
philadelphia, coal. Charles II Page; schooner
Joha X Fen, LOvcland, Philadelphia, coal, \.
III Halves.
SAILED.
schooner Fannie Brown, Sharrett. Beau
lori. pvrites vessel Curtis & Parker;
schooner Alfred Keen, Greedy, New Haven.
pig iron j. y, Gordon. agent. vessel, Curtis
& Parker; sch ,oner Mary {. CaIrooll, Camp
bel. ihiladelphia. railroad ties, vesse', Cur
lis q Parker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

W. T. Yarbrough, who in a card with
draws from the Republican party, is not W.
I. NarbrOugh the tobacco manufactured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
MILLER RuOADs-ContInued.

-~---~-~------~-
ersbIy. BY happy anticipation we
stocked up very heavily in Hosiery as
well as other. things of Foreign manu-
facture, 80 that we can undcrsell those
who were behind-hand in placing their
orders. The subjoined prices Will show
YOU how much you save by buying your
Hosiery Of us.
Ladies' Tan and Gray Hose, 25c.
fine imported goods, sizes to 91,
Ladies' Fast-ISIack Hose, 17c.
Hermsdorf's dye, double heel.
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Hose. lie.
in blues and browns fast coiors.
Ladies' LisIe-Thread Hose, 31ic,
I'm fancy stripes, worth soc.
Misses Fast-BIack Hose, zoe.
warranted. sizes ~. s and 81. IL
Misses Fast-BIack Hose, 2jc.
- & A"'-every pair warranted.
Boys Bicycle Hose, 25c.
heavily ribbed, sizes to 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

Go to Richmond Photo Co., S2l19 Broad
street, and see what $3.50 will do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

The equinoctial storms have not
swept by us yet, and even il they have
kindly Stunned us this time, there's no
reason why Jupiter Pluvius should not
shed his fitful tears, much 10 our dis
comfort. Rain at this season especially
is almost as certain as death. and 10 pro
vide against it we have equipped our
Gossamer STOCK with regular rain she'd
ders. Not the leaky, porous kind that
do we'll in sunshine. but storm deiiers
that you can depend upon keeping you
dry az chip. The good kind 20 at
these figures:
Misses New GOssamers, 0Jc.
Circular style. electric finish,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

steamship Richmond. Jsnncy, fur x.,.
York. with general cargo: steamship cbar'
lotte, Nickle, for Baltimore. with genera
cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

We're certainly doing the Handker-
chief trade of the town. Ever since we
hegan to open our autumn stock we nave
heen as busy as we could be. This week
PROMISES TO be the banner week OF the
season. Thousands of these necessary
nroboscary appendages, from the scent
kind. which the school-boys and girls
indulge in. to the finest sheer linen cam
brio. Our specials for the Golden lar !,
vest Sale will be a lot of REAL FINE
CAMBRIC HANDKERCHlEFS for
ladies. in narrow hemstitch, beautifully
embroidered, blocked and figured edges
and corners-only % cents. A quar-
terr never bought such kerchiefs. Not
a pattern among them that can be
bought in this market under % cents
and we know it
In this department you II also be
tempted to buy n STAMPED LINEN
SPLASHERand SCARFS, in escutcheon
designs. for 80 cents. These are the re-
gular j0-cent grade.
Another tempteI
Hemstitchcd Tray DOilies at
81 LEE.
Irregular price Soc
Still another 4 line of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
puoAps-Continued.

MILLER RHo"p'
N;sscs. Fine GOssamcrs' "
Regular aSewport"style'
v;ss.s. Cane GOssamcrs, SI.0o'
peasant" style in striped effects
Ladies' New GOssamers' ~i'
circular style. electric finish
,,.s, Fine GOssamers. %1.oO'
Correct newport styles
Ladies' Finest GOssamers' %
Peasant makes, in stripes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

Finest Cabinet Photographs only Sl.JO at
Richmond Photo Co., S211z Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
SAILED.
steamship Daniel Liverpool. coaled.
PORT OF WEST POINT, sErrEMBER 20
ARRIVED
SAfl.FlD

steamship Richmond Janney. from New
YORK, win general cargo; Steamship Char
ioite, Nickle. from baltimore, with general
cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

Tomorrow will inaugurate the most
significant sale Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS ever seen in this city. 1t will
also usher in a golden festival in every
department. We have selected for the
occasion the choicest morsels on the
festive board of Fall Fashions-the
newest conceits of two Continents
Our market has no boundary line. We
buy wherever we can buy THE BEST
FOR THE LEAST MONEY and we buy
WHAT SUITS OUR TRADE. Because
we buy right we sell readily. We have
fairly outdone ourselves this season.
In the matter of imported goods espe-
ciallv we made a fearful plunge to
avoid the pending rise in duties. The
result cannot fail to impress any one
who visits our store, and no lady IN
Richmond can afford to stay away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21

FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT. %, 1890.
PREDICTED TIME STANDARD OF
HIGH TIDE AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. sEpTEMBKR 20
ARRIVED.

steamship Roanoke, New York, and sailed
for New York. merchandise; steamship
Wyanoke. Richmond. and sailed for New
YORK, merchandise; ste imship Aslastlc
ffince' Galveston, cooled and sailed Tor
Liverpool; sooner {. A, Briggs, Norfolk, To
load coal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
WEATHER. FORECAST.

5un rises-.........5:5s Moon sets. 1Ol6 p. NJ.
-un sets..............0.OS Day length. l2hlOm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
TOR SALE.

10 norIh IenIh sItetI.
TOR SALE.
choice acreage in the West-fnd near
The city line: something good; call lh "II
secure d.. ,. .
CHEWING q ROSE. agents,
s.or-1t % north Tenth street
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-29
WINDHAM,

Correspondence.
Marshall W. Richards died suddenly, of infiu-
enza. in South Dakota. Jan. 18th, 1890, aged 55
years. He was a brother of Mrs. Moses A. Bir-
chard, of this village. The deceased was for a
few years resident of Warren. o.. and will be
remembered by many citizens in Windham, hav
ing lived here for a length of time prior to the
late HI enlisted from this place as private
in the 7th Ohio, afterward was promoted to a
lieutenancy. and later. for efficient services. re-
ceived the appointment of Captain, which COM
mission he held until failing health compelled
him to resign. He filled many Offices of public
trust with fidelity. and at his death was chair
man of the Board of County Commissioners. He
leaves wife. three sisters and one brother, who
are stricken by this bereavement.
Revival services will commence in Methodist
Episcopal Church. Wednesday evening. Jan, 90
DR.. w. L. Davidson. son of tn pastor. is expect
ed to be present to assist in the services.
There is a grand opening here for some enter
prising person to engage in the dry goods busi-
ness in store formerly occupied by Harrison &
Harrison.
A surprise party was held at J. H. Kellar's
Monday ey ening. Jan. 27,
Mrs. J. B. Harrison has the pneumonia
Several children have La Grippe.
Dill Clark and W. W. Randall are on the sick
list. '-0'>
The G. A. R. Campfire on Wednesday evening
is expected to be grand affair." An oyster sup
per will be served.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-29
AROUND THE WORLD.
Letter from Miss Flora RichardsOn
to her Mother

JERUSALEM. January 1st. 1890.
DEAR MOTHER You see I am here and |
write quickly that you may not envy me one mo- |
ment my stay in this. the mostflthy place on the
globe. We started from PortSaid Saturday eve
ming. at o'clock. landing az Joppa. or Jaffa as
it is now called, on Sunday morning, and anchor
ed three miles out. felt quite afraid to land in
small boat, in the open (there is no harbor)
but an old lady with Quaker bonnet and green
goggles thought was flying in the face of Provi-
denee to think of being afraid, and I told her
was no Peter. Anyway we all landed safely. and
were conducted through horrible dirty streets
(there is no drainage whatever) very narrow. and
past butcher shops where the killing in full
blast. and had really to jump over one sheep
while the butcher cutting its throat. to escape
which ran against a camel and got tangled up
in its long legs. and rushing against donkeys.
dogs. .flthyArabs whose eyes nearly shut from
dirt. and finally landing in large high pile of
manure, where waited for the carriage, which
is decent wagon drawn by three horses.
This is the land flowing with Emilk and honey
if we believe the Bible, but there is not a cow
within hundred miles. no honey or anything
| but stones, stones everywhere. all one sees is
solid stone. Not well in all the land just lit
tie cistern water. that the people store up as it
| falls.
| L Senu you some mowers from the Garden Oh
| Gethsemane. which real, ,.and a sprig of olive
and one of black pepper.
| 1t is cold enough to freeze water and 1 am
nearly frozen all day and walk to warm up.
thought Cairo very dull. cold place, but this is
awful. Ihave seen a great deal of suffering on
the streets from the cold. Yesterday went the
rounds of the city guide and the things saw
and the stories relative to it would make the
brain of a saint whirl. will give you few jot-
tings from my diary: Dec. 80. Visited Mount
of Olives saw Jordan and Dead Sea. everywhere
| rocky woods. 1 cannot describe the desolate ap-
| pearance, Garden of Gethsemane, one-half tht
size of our school yard, is formed from sol
brought in, and is kept up in formal manner
Tower of David. Site of Solomon's Temple, upor
| which now stands the splendid Mosque of st
Omar for the Mohamm edans. and where there il
shown a small lock of Mohammet's hair and SOM
of his moustaehe. Virgins birthplace. Christ
grave. Rock of FlaggeIation, and a Thousand
other things which will write you about whe1
l can get warm. or even look at stove. I think
even that would do. There arc no stoves her,
and you may appreciate your warm fire, while
am freezing.
We leave here tomorrow morning at O'Clock
and at p. m. take steamer for Port Said, wher
we take steamer to Italy (Rome). and in few
days will be under italian skies. 1 am tired t.
death of travelling. The things one has to endur
would fill book. I am very anxious to hea
from you and to know if you are well or not,
Wishing you Happy New Year. am, ) ours
lovingly, FLORA
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-29
RANDOLPH.
Correspondence


Mr.. Adam Long met with very painful acci-
dent while cutting wood. with his brother, in
their woods last week. A tree lodged in falling,
and in trying to free it. Mr.. Long was struck by
the butt end. causing broken leg and a frac-
tured jaw bone. Although his injuries are not
regarded as dangerous. they are necessarily quite
painful.
An error of the type last week made US an
nounce the burial of Mrs. Wooley, which should
have read Mrs. Worley.
Defective drainage caused surplusage of water
in the Disciple Church basement last week. A
days labor however served to temporarily remove
the difficulty.
Victims of La Grippe are mostly couvalescent
and but few new cases are reported.
John Ii. Dussel. of Ravenna. was in town Fri
day last taking depositions to be used in Common
Pleas Court.
Mr.. M. Kellar had the misfortune to cut his
foot with an ak a few days since.
Protracted meetings at the NJ. E. Church have
closed. with no converts.
Five weddings published by Rev. Rebholtz. at
st. Joseph's Catholic Church last Sunday, to take
place soon.
Mr.. Walter Troscott is at home again,
Jan. q. 1890. AULA.