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The morning call., 1890-11-09
In Georgian Wales

The sweetest roses grow. Keep your breath fra
grant as the perfumed gales OF this enchanting land
and your teeth fair aud lusros as the pearls of the
Orient by using SoZoDoNT. that most Charming
and wonderful dentifrice. which no lady's toilet
should be without
The morning call., 1890-11-09
Furniture and CARPET Cierk,.

Furniture ana Chrpet CIerKs.
The retail furniture and carpet clerks
have succeeded in obtaining the consent of
all the furniture and carpet houses on
Market street from Third to Seventh to
close their stores at o'clock in the evening,
The morning call., 1890-11-09

on Sunday, October 26ih with Charles II. Thorn,
alias Dorsey, and George II Shinn. who escared
from this prison under Warden ShiIley's admin
istratiOn. Shnn has been transferred 10 Folsom
Prison according 10 your written Instructions.
lOWN MC('OMR.
The morning call., 1890-11-09
GOOD NEWS FOR THE BLIND

SIGHT RESTORED TO THOSE PRONOUNCED
BLIND FOR YEARS.
DIR. La CHANGES New System of
Treatment for the removal of Cataract, In
flammation. Detective Vision and all Dis
eases of the Eye Without Operation or Pain,
treatment is simple and safe in its nature,
beneficial in its effects. The patient is sub
mitted to no pain; surgical operation Of
every kind and its attendant danger is to-
tally avoided. DR. La GRANGE mag be
consulted daily from Ii till at
SOC Van Ness Avenue,
Near Ellis Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Inn On
The morning call., 1890-11-09
JUST A WORD

no SECURE HOME. SUBSCRIBE FOR SHARES
In the Golden West BUILDING and Loan Asso-
Citation, and secure loan the most favorable
terms; once 4iS Bush st. hours IL to . P. NJ,
Auosuay anu friday. 1t
The morning call., 1890-11-09
MEMS SUITS F.!

&10 This low price will buy. in
Sale a truly excellent All.WOOl Suit,
and you can take your choice Of hun.
dreds Of fashionable good SOft.finished
Cassimeres and Stylish Mixtures, in all
the newest shapes Of frOcks, getaways
and sacks. Phen0menaliy good suits,
in fact they were made 10 sell and 're
worth In the trne and honest sense of
the word $12, S14 and $16. In this
Record Breaking Sale they're yours
for $40.
@10 Will buy your choice of
0xSe wonderfully good Business
Ca>simeres, in frOcks, getaways and
sacks, superior goods that were made
to sell for every cent of SIS, SIG, 81 8,
as you'll plainly see that they're worth
these rriceS. In this weeks sale they'll
go at $12.
OK Now we're shOutin'! This
will give you the choice OF the finest
assortment OF Dress or Business Suits
ever seen in Frisco. Plain and Fancy
WorstedS, CheyiOts in black and blue,
extra grades OF CasSimeres and Fancy
Mixtures. in every shape and style
worn, elegant suits hat you'd willingly
pay $50, $22 and $25 for, but this
week they go at SIS.
GOO AND $1S-This brings us up
OSO to real REORGANIZATION work.
Fine Hockinums, SimOnis, Twills, I'M.
ported Black and Blue theviOts in sin.
gle and double breasted, Fancy Chev.
lots, Meltons in dark, rich and solid
coI0rs, perfectly tailored, suits that
would cost you all the way from S22 to
$50; our price and your choice during
this week only, SIS and SO.
The morning call., 1890-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Jul stores NOR We
mnfhi lw
The morning call., 1890-11-09
MEMS OVERCOATS!

Go The small sum of ten dol
SxVs lars will buy, during. this
weeks bargain feast, warm and SUI
periOr, heavy or medium wei Int, or nice
and truly richly tailored Chesterfield.
They're we'll made and made well OF
good, lasting Melton, heavy Chinchillas
and many others. Although these Over
coats are worth considerable more money
they'll go this week at $10-'nuf ced.
$3.50 M Melt s@, good good a ansIiiy
Of ChinchiIlas, also Kerseys. All of
these garments are strictly tailor made
and thoroughly good Over.garmentS
that are worth $15, $17 and SIS. Yon
can have your pick in this sale through
for S12 so.
mak Gives you the choice Of the
DAC most elegant lines of goods
ever seen OH this Coast. NObby styles,
London top, box shapes, Prince Charles
i'm every Imaginable texture OF cloth
made, fine Corkscrews, light color Ven
etiaps with and without silk facings,
heavy listers and Capes /; in fact, this
line embraces all the leading and pop
ular styles, and being popular price
every one of these Well-tailOred gar
ments is worth every penny or SIS,
$40, $22 and $25, but they will go this
week al SIS.
@0A AND S1S-HardIy one maa in
SSU a hundred, we don't care how
particular he is, would have his Over
coat made to order if he could see th'se.
Select aud nObby BOx-clOths, treble
milled kerseys aud Melt0ns, extra fine
Beavers, GRANTEES, Worsteds, Cheviois,
ChinclliiIas, Fur Beavers in every style,
listers, long cut Prince Charles, Cape,
etc., superb looking garments that
would cost You to have made by y6ur
tailor S40-our price this week is only
SIS and $50.
The morning call., 1890-11-09

race with the following entries: Sherman,
G. Hoffman, Knauer, b. g.; Patterson, B.
II. s.; and Edwards, the last mentioned
winning in 81 2-5 seconds. Hoffman was
second and KnaCer third.
One of the most amusing and perhaps the
most laughable contests Of the day was the
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Ceanl Notices.

HEW. YORK SUPREME CNt kT; rlIl ANp
n rbrV'rY or NEw.YoKk. Canfn'u irh'iH EviIf ~,
a. Nanui,,ti,r.nc Goa iln!. ria MN ~ "A tccn
W.. .,,rd,ni S,.no- N" aiO' ga 'i 1'"i
d, 81 ar. hereby suu..on'd T. M.N"F ~. ~ ~ he
IN IL, auf T., ..rvc copy OF E f, , rt:co Of
ii,, o., rxrlu-i," IF tho dIy y srrVttH ana I'D r'>
t ynig a. NE anp'tr. or a-"r' t 4 -, ,n,sd IN
,a.5: a.,',,t you ~ default for the Fert de'''"'e "
p,t.d NeyYork July II. 1880; ,. ,,.,.,ov
CuiS pf: Uli:i BEOWti, r1X,vI' ,At Amy .v
ro.o'lcc aftr-'- and ollie No - W." Or"
TO , d";'nc,n,. j. w-on Brown The iotrGo'n rs
~ - IT, 49,, M!"' '' Nndr.H, Ja>,i Of Now
DIX >'pf rn court dated n, -1uI d'' % Ju'? =,
ia v.h y" Ho..ira.n ~ th' oH = o. ~ - ywS orx
Al IT, Nrwi rk rmrt Court liou-e II said city county
ra.d Nyycr;, Iqly TS lS'p ,,,,o,n.. Attorney.
YORK t!rv
r,pnLME COURT dr THE STATE OF
- ~ w:ioHK. C'} ad 'oHn' G' W. o,Hi Mn,,
,lrry Ind Charles Marh'c, ia!"ii.'. aaah'' ''' -
,iaurcr I.t"ndlnt.
TO b." bitc prYd d. f'ni1nt -, -,,.,,. o.,
Ynl o." hrr"hy snrI,on'd TO answer me cnnipHin W
e. a?n mid e. .'t; t. a. .o a,cr III, .or.icc u
l ~. As:'ry -'s IT, doy Of .r,,c
r yol- .pP-dr ~ ans"e dsn"i,t WI q, -,
syiin, by default for r Net DEMANDED IN the CONF
v!n:bt , ,.
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20. olc. atlr s.G o." y" 10 Af nc "'f '""'i"''
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! ~. T,,l -, 10 dU - ~"l'.rl l~"' ana y.
! 80. con ,d.'t IL. o.. - u, ,I'iH - t. , ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12

!: 10 %; & = go so :; $ 5o " Yellow
saah to i dc S pS, Ca 1T
:: s.: "' o S;'' ss.. ;; III, o.
ss5 SsH ic,ta
rS o Siy co. %s.,sr 5"isGs iara I5, ",
81 oe,s..a M M;s s si@;nd ping &
extra bieschcd xnter 3aa5c slsIn er. s b ISG.
w. '1l " 7o s,c s,ci,S :il" .rsas asc WGsls
.cr 90, S cc htachea v In S" 8 %ed spI,aS
So sx.,a trqs i; s5a 'si Sea s saS
u ,,, Gsss s., lta E:,t sss's' " choice LAGOS '
sa aid genera sss,, OF " ~ s SaS Saca aa
g. Il. 'ssS . 's e. 1s%
C0i atra Antwerp 100 bl' rtisS; Is s. eec
i. y. i nTis ,i a. Ial % rSSdDGa tic M.d
rne 1000 r''na Tn Pink ''t%' CHAT Oh r.
sahcc Ne cS;3e, hcr 20 w TAR. na .a
Hi,r OF Ia,c o- 1r cl,ee tre la 40, a4' h'"'e
rSl5 Hi,S k;nas WIN,
snS a aesvs Short aafd T., S =. 81 ID:
81 81 3 s' s3 @ CT pv-;' j4i Ss
:s Fix Ms; ii: aa va; v:.4 TO- S
fhce va a. ~ III aaas saay !, Sn; r "r FIJI
ssr ,"ts:! i: Z. r 10 s. td lia "a i. .r"'1
g" { rc&isd Ss"a n s &C. \. Co., m
;G4 =, ps IS IS'n I":s-i!ad f,ir .a"ny e very
% .jy ss;y t. ( .isn' j r a. TO- rf
The Sp,;0ns s;"'e ( tSa !"@ s@y r'
pCaticn T sS drSoi0 81 SO &C., CLOS,
Ing at G,i c:;y STAN po:'' ,.:l casSl AZ 1';
iI ,lc 20 ~. at5tc November Ei"a a. j 49,.
I'D D.ra1ri dos a, GSec ~ -. ~ !: :u,d
Tor ,nc,li qlod q; !rs $50 H",'n nm ,r,n g: god
1 ~ d:r@,S G@ r.&e 81 out, .a %
tsi'y srady ,a stat [I [s.I G. Ply
siF: i; q q a. 'a"f, ?s@s; e.. :,
"a zoe cAd n' t. i, %:'. S.' ,ias
s :;,,; %r%("' s f"t f' I5a + f, .1 I' -
Ie$iiT %',' r.. ID e,l{ ~. rn 80" ta,r
I t.a%y ls :aYs h Ak p; .''S, f
a?t ir f s,.a w. ,ai H. :; ,':.a ,d r'i
st,c d. o'.t: do Nit' 9a"';C II. 80. '..'. ,,r,
Ir;a;. .5,,,c c,mron to rc~ ~c-itr fa; ids
>-Qai ou. sra VIA ir r% ,a %' Card ar ~ T.
sat do S"f , ' To ss Epi w'fn a'y 90 m
49, , * nd, I'D " ,.s's,t & %
s fd' g IF"s:, ilSr ee 90 10" .a 1a' ncti
%s@ ;,,, ! & ~, STA Stand; %G'' g.
cs-@9a &c; VIII, l y,li,s * '"' 'i''' ''
-
'.ri ,IlX!'-IarL in IiGh: d'mu'd: r.' H''
-. m los .narr.iinc very I'm; ''t' % ''''
- bhd>. 6ac ,, , a..
TAIrow- Very s;!ong With ntt y rp;s 40 M 9,
I,,,. L.s UO0 t. ~ Ila'Ia'tIicT, p'-f
WOOL -Wlr uaiiug connc- lt.t W.. h'o n o',,.'
,,.ou two rTrrrssl iArtirS WE" I'm
I'D 10 clos. out larC' lines ~, ".k az A'f.GS r~
.I-,s,c 4, really no change to the uAri't i't1cs -'!
low hut biyf- h-atc about handling hof' LA" e""""
for cur Mt hc-da
COTTON MARKETS By T!fEiHAPH'
Liverpool sep. II. m'Ottsa mIhs ssic. G n, n'
hut .: ady AnwrieN, hidtIns !ow ,.dins ,nh ~
,sch,, d@.i,,r, t,.0io: I':'n"'" al o"s'r u
IT, y I'D tnycrt Ut"lri nv rV 500" n'I''
tc,ip,r AID Ven h"r d"ilNrry = t'd 'r' ~
80 i,cr,Y d,liNfrs. :, 80 ''.H do" u ~ ''
,Lh Jni,ary G,Iv'N. ''"i. t;i'' '"',,'' d
r%,, a.Gtd rqI.rs t."'' "' AIf'' .'''"''
~ ,.;a II 90 '."'f 49, -"
'tt'a. - - - -. t., III.
d. ~ a 49,. l,D... a., $50 &c.. .. i".i. ;""'.
gag l,,, .,: -. t, .' 1c, ~, 20 i.i"".
...,, !. %. U.s. ~ - go. ~ 81"
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60 Uhom 1t t,lan Concern.

A,pECIil. Notice. HEIRS. WANTED!
~ NL,u: the 'ar is7 "r ~'r -" AM III N :, aiu
comfy Twas llNn, $50 -ria' "'I ' '!' y, 49, u 80
H., .,,ir l,,, na'. I.t.'.l and t." o. Jli" IN
,Ilr. w. =. ,Jtr.,. tn - ,' b. r"'tiNc %
til, fathers. tt.-r %; :l"iu. II any,. % Their hi:' u
,!. ",Hl valuable ihfpinit!"h by HG"f -
H. IpiiE u. i.i.p'" n. r. - .,Ia Arri'ii u N''
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REAL ESTATE.
n1,.rxrAS AT LIE EXCHANGE.

,o,r,, landing the unf,vornhlc weather. there wai
. I,r, attendance q the Real Estate Excl''nI' Ft'-
,,,,y the priuci;E,i attraction BEN" pi"p1S 90
Lon. Island and inidlns lots nj ld'7cnmo"' in'
,r,,r,,. . ,, in lc TOW II OF Sew Il r'l was offered.
.,.','..,n. # about 600 lots adjoining The tonty
,o,,, H. Iway close 10 farhcnl;. Eiri lot, in
W.I, adjoining ave- /. brought $50 tari ana ti3
corner 10, in Ave ana Wc1t st. Gf' ;n H,. ,n r1
IN both iontagto brought from $50 c;'ch up 70 I'D,
OTIS in Wc,;.,i bnmsut iro! Shn" ny - piy one It
"cT re-. 'pr seven lots a. Larchmont. on the West.
o,1I,r inrnolac. wer, offered. house and plot
soGN45o irregular brought $500, ana au5%'rS Pl 0x
$3.50 up 800 rHrn riots sa ~ ' In S,pi,n N
rar. IInnc thr-,>tory frame building In Weyhiann,
ave. "ppo- in F.h. sold 70 II. g. shcri'l ,, iGr
i,c in H"r1 ST. near i,r New Rochelle station
brought 81 100 from Sir Wells. ....,, ,,,,u,,,
OF, fu lot, va, ,if,rc The bidding ran fr IN So.ooo
ZIP % i3,oo'. Gr"r, Van CARP WAS ,e ~ n"E 3;
E,., Forty .nrsi-,, one Of The members OF thc TX.
c.anct. Sir. Mnna;an al'ir,d H., '" on, . r.Hs
fori,i," il III" pant iu>n =. ana ii''rN r. "'ci i
very e,iccc>snl dealer ard raider in rT'l estate
NcwYork THURSDAY. Srt. II.
Tie loO~Inr sales ",rs held al tin I'sel'a"F~ and
Win lc; Of land No. 9a i3s 5Sd i, l SIJ a.
NH'! III l l2ri :s vt, lo No. 80 y,Aavr 5.
5l=i..; @jxl,o " N.n Gang. 81 ntY. -a,,
:, It'd Ii. "i''' 10; i7ilS7i.i,ySc>7iil; NJ Meyer
h%: n r. o, ia't ga w M ,;+' : i%r"f:AT
ia =; K ~ a. a." rit o''rF ja.
=: vas ad"rlri 20 ; pr '.ir ~ ~ .., a., IA, o,,.
# .d.a,r -. aIjo,.rn q -: -, -; a., Mat,
~r. o. ~. ida'- vita "-. So lCi I'd Les" M"l''
Lu>r I~I.A>J IEni".KiY x,,v
r,I'.," 0' on ro,ry " MH,f. II sit AID o' ="
rrcoKpln nI:Ah iSrArt. rNAX-rIi:~-N. Y. CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12

10. liri.. ,li a, &c.,. - u'. II ~ = L.. ~
o go : o. IT, d y 90 ~ =. IN. L. II nlEi'.
+, Np,h~ 80. IL 90 %. . o.. 20 o.. u w
u. H., - IS i!.ht.
or H. avn wes' g,"n dai!Y .. ?Ho II - &C.,.
erp' ;>uudii \. 90 s :" $50 g. ~ l.. !" ~ IA
.fa.i., a ia; -, o. u - -. - ~ 90.
= 20 D. H.. a., - i.i'. &C. N''nidh hGht. haN" con.
.,, 20 n, .l.n-. 49,. u.
For sn,llury I..,. 'r, M N'IiL'"si"ri. VA rhila.
a,pl, al f; "a. 4. b.. s. Ihu iar.or Tar 30 p ln.,
]: u 4. i.-' ut sat ri n.ri' Sud D. ~
Ticket, and farort.r ~rit" ,s BE- procured 1t IL -Gl.
l. tp s lV.N. - IN y
I.h..r E,s; l21ih =. N"wi ok. to.rt->t.. go
Eu, It Bro,iNaN u rf'Ni
Nrw YORK Transfer Complny VIII cal for aud cheek
baSea.. from hotel r,s.d. ne.
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Ocean Steamers.
A NClIOR LINE: l.. s MAIL Steamships

V(CnH SItulUet3.
A NClIoR LINE: T.. $. MAIL Steamships
~ :, wy9 qY q "a rhi X. ,. I; '' - IS
=; r. :" %S,, ,, sd ~ S-'H, =: b.
s",, ,s; 3 &. M 1"'@5' Gi. 10 :. Il"
c.ip $50 So a., no; o. i e." p r. n Prentice.
s,o in'I o ,..:it i ~ ri TT: Hs' ' p
>rw,i. i;' {: @,,iii.I.>if> I', IN '[i,r,r,
m:~IILSOH IEo-nil;s. Acc Is. no'l'ng "r"en.
CtAAkD LINE
S.w.YoEK = I.IvrEro!;. ~ orE"NaTowN.
,A ir' i.x III : MAIL al. ,ll h;iicn
r ~, IT. st. S' 4. . - A. =: ,.'1
t. IT,; .s 81. ~ 49, .: y, ;,.>'
d~ "a ia:.- FOR r. "a, s"i ta.i, az; a. con-.
T."y, Ya"' ri r !1"se ''r Co. *" o Agents
NUMrAGNlE GENERALLY Tlan,aianliqnc.
" ,'SGm . t !S 70 70 AH MI ~. ~ HOH1
+; S a; 81: ;s $
A. rpe,'it ,.'n-ra, .rnt. 50 . rowiior irrca. -
NuHDrLrTccilEE LLOYD S.; CO.
~ >...,t"ii@"' - .riNl:i!| KS ,HiH.MES.
..a, - -. - - NJ 49, .>''.'''- @ i"4. 80.
"'.'' - j.. : o, H. III, -, $50 - 80
r., ''' ~ ~. a', =, 10 :.
, ,,n '"'.,.; IL . - - ~ ~. o. a.
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pnblis Notices.

n OTlCE OF PUBLIC MEETING.-Th
h,rbof lines fo tho a.i u N"w.YorE it. adJsc
".trr- vii holi n">. pab, meeting In tn Army
hIIGt1u ai;,Iail.st. NcNIOrk city, ut II "a.
Tue day. .,r.trin"r i" lN" ~ ,hi, meeting harbor
uc- Tor Mammalian land north ~ Slstst east aDd
the Harlem RIVER. AID the Weston end 1t Long islnd
sound IL. mo,t Of the Harlem River t. Jhfosp,
Nrck viii h. dcrc: All pcfsun- are INVITED to be
present and give their vi"ws. HENRY H. AIIEOT,
Colonel II Eny!netr,. B,t Els Gcn U. b. A. pc'idcnt
Of the Board
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STAINED

(1ooj Ordinary ......7 1916 Low Mc;I'h3 -..'-'' :,
s.: ct GOOD OrJnar.S ZIG Mdii!| l" -
,,rttoDs-Tl,-r va. .troure, mai,ct to-day. c"~p.
the ~raNncs. a; Liyr,ool amd tn full rrt 'Its A.
the outset there Of ld2 points anG Nj W. ~.
i"wed by slight decline ~ l.t6i IN. d.v .hsI' " ws
\ covering Of shorts " and the ste rsi.~ nu'
co., gains OF sac 'uts The rise in PIT n%d ,tfensn
eninr ,Io,t besd:s La. Liverpool accounts W"r' sUc'
r.,.t " bales
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xNE.r suNKn RAILROAD. y. y; =. %

INVEST SHORT. RAILROAD, r. Nv, u we. T. 4sa:
81. s,ton H.io .oo%, and 70 ,n nin"sii aa"S:
Tc:roi, and ht -. ?a ~ 80 p IS M. d is.
II / oui, ~ 10 !"ioht" " 3D. r. DE,
!, T. -, Ia 10 Ec'h,' " Is a. n., IS is.
H'!,'I r 'r.,ta > -. 10: v3 .:.hii and
All N, 49, : Il 49, att 80 M Il ' ScsSars.
! - = =. at, - y ), ~ so LA i TO- rs
g., 5:ii $ S. - 30 IS II ~ F. m; ~. ,,,l snd
fr ransi,r> Cornwall and Nr"b;.e, Mo, ..,esnng.
canada Fast rs a. nl 10 p m fh IIa.s md 81.
ears for buffalo Siaysr, IN tia si1cl s. ALL ~
Ior!, al through tialnH ,.,.,.si,i Hunter. no:
,r Grand i;o :" STATIC" a,d P'onii, 80 h,t s
10 4, ~ a a. /, "a a. NJ tran. rhSra .,lnS T"rs
Al A;' ,.1 s.S T iSa.c iis.,
n" BrYO.y Y c va p s.sSa:
III M sas p m Daiiy thn,lv 'H ro T, ss
Sav al other traI,is d,y except SUNDAY ~" or In.
,i ,i" pa nd ;.,ss'r, 10. sr;x ~ ,nS ons
Tus"n,. 2in's oie. icot Si tat"ns'' PIx
Place x w,st ia5th.-t West shore Station, STATE, 'c r.
w, I'D ~ and ~ uf Jay.st., North wv .AntAvo,
I\MDf;I:T. General Passenger Agent, Vahos''
Scw.Yak.
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Warehouse deli. eries since September l. 'e'u NV
YORK. CJGC" 49,. y i'.'o?c, go ta"o. Ns"-oFia's'
3o!2 ia"s tcta 71.j-S tag"
COTVUN-Ou The s1o. finn ~ Lice alvarez. Sails.
$40 bales for con~Iin Poi rc"itS. p - t's
asaI.s, 1853 bllc IDS daf AS' wc-k dnd l'-oi -r'
~ LluNNLl. II:
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re n S LVANIA
RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER SEPTEMBER o. 1890.
Train, ira,r tat. Jus Oo. " Dcsbrosscs nno
.r.ri. a. tAsr LAM. for West r a.isnSS
e:;;-' s iy;ac .sa 49,. Iat IN. Chicago 2;
Sa y. L9' l., I %SAs a.l noSo. except Sunday
1915 p6 " s. III SiWi G ANp cMicASSo .,l Linz
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BEAUTIFUL LOT IN OMAN
COCK FOR SALE.

The Baptist Parsonage lot in
Onancock is for sale. The house
is new, large and comfortable. The
lot contains nearly three acres,
fronts on Main and runs through
to Ker street. Two desirable build
ing lots can be made to frort on Ker
ST, and leave nearly two acres with
the main building and lot fronting
on Main street. The lot is very
desirable and there is probably, no
more comfortable or convenient
house in town. 1t will be sold as
a whole or subdiyided to suit pnr-
chasers, provided a sale of the
Whole is effected. Terms will be
| made convenient. If not sold at
an early day it will be rented out
for this year. Address either
&. T. GUNTER, Acconac G. H.,
or i. Il. EAST, Onahcbtk, Va.
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Housekceper,s Comnanton.

MIR. EDIToR.-When the above
named book, complied by Miss Bessie
Gunter. was put upon the market l
purchased. one and gave 1t to my wife.
So much are we pleased with it we have
discarded all others and use that ex-
clusively. No housekeeper can afford
to be without one. Not only is the
book cheap, but it shows how to make
so many things useful that would other
wise be useless, ain quite sure no one
can ever regret buying one. Try it.
w. a. STREET.
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government and conduct Of said gang;
ANY person ordered to work therein
shall be punished by the infection of
such corporal punishment upon him, az
the Judge of this court, either in term
time or vacation may order,-such pun
ishment to be executed by the jailor of
this county, or by one of the officers
placed in charge of said gang.
ARTICLE Ill.
Miscellaneous.
Sec. /. The jailOr Of this county
shall, upon request of the captain of the
chain gang or of the assistant, az the
case may be. deliver to such captain or
assistant, such prisoners confined in
his Jail as may have been ordered to
work in said gang.
Sec. 9. The officer OF said gang, re-
ceiving any prisoner delivered to him
under the last preceding rule. shall. he
fore his removal from the Jail of this
county, afIix a chain and ball to the leg
of said prisoner, which shall not be
taken off until he is returned to said
-iail. But, this rule shall not apply to
any such prisoner as the Judge of this
court may direct shall be worked with
out Chain and bali.
Sec. 3. Upon the termination ut a
days work, each prisoner shall he re
turned by the officer Of The gang having
him in charge, to tile custody of the
ialor of this county. except in such
cases as the,jndge of this court may
otherwise specially direct.
Sec Shonld a surveyor of q road
precinct, situated so remote from the
Jail Of this county as to render ittoo
inconvenient to return the membersof
the chain gang to the custody of the
keeper Of said Jail at the determination of
each days work, apply for the labor of
said gang upon the roads of bis precinct,
this court will only grant the applca-
ton of such surveyor for the services of
sud gang, upon said surveyor entering
into arrangements, satisfactory to the
Cnurt, for the proper safe keeping,
guarding feeding and lodging said MEM
bprs, anil for their return to the Jail Of
this county at the end of the period for
which tile labor OF said gang is allowed
to said surveyor. The gang Shall be
worked managed and treated in accord
ance with these RULES and regl .latiohs by
any surveyor 20 whom their services
may bp assigned under this rule.
Sec. 5. These rules and regulations
shall be in force until ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ell or otherwise altered by this Court.
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Notice. 20 Farm ers.

The following is published by re
quest: Mr.. YIN. !. Mercer. depnt!
organizer, commissioned bv tile Presi-
dent of tile State Farmers Alliance o
Virginia, will address the citizens o
Accomac at times and places given lie
low. for the purpose OF explaining the
great nee:l OF farmers and laborers' or
CARNATIONS:
Wachapreague, 1O!ll, / p. m.
Newstown, 18th, A p. m.
Modestown, 18th. 4p. m.
Parksley, 18th. Up. m.
Guilford, 18th, +p. m.
Messongo, 10th, 4 p. M.
Sanford, 18th, 4 p. m.
MappsvilIe, 10Th. l0a. m.
Atlantic, 18th, Up. M.
Temperancev.lle, Goth. 10 IL. m.
Jenkins Bridge, goth, p III.
Horntown, 2lst, 1 p. m.
Oak Hall, end, 10 a. m.
New Church, 22nd, 4p. m.
Greenbackville. 2Srd, 4 p. m.
Chincoteague, o4th, p. m.
Acco!uac G. H.. Goth, Up. m.
On Monday, May Goth, court day
county Alliance will he formed.
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On ancecEe.

Mrs. Or. Chas. L. Harmanson is SER
iously i'll at this writing.
William Powell, of Kiowa, Kansas,
is home OIL visit to his parents.
Messrs. Frank D. Parkes and B. T.
Parker have been in Baltimore during
the week.
Mrs. Mary Garnett, of Washington,
a daughter of the late Henry A. Wise,
is visiting Mrs. G. P. W. Poulson.
Charles T. Riley, an experienced and
one of the most efficient statesmen on
Eastern Shore. has accepted a position
as clerk with Mr.. w. r. Hallett.
1t is said, that a large station house
will shortly be erected at Onley, in the
place of the present insignificant build
ing at that point,and that Onley will be
made the principal station between Kel-
Ter and Parkslvy.
Rev. ]. B. Pruitt recently received 6
call to church in Louisville, KY, offer
ing a salary of $3.50. On his declina
tion of the call. they offered 10 increase
his salary to IS 900 if he would accept
The offer, however, was finally and de-
cisively declined.
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New advertiser cnts.

w. S. Dickinson & Son, Pocomoke.
w. J. Hall s. Son, Belinda.
w. Il. Hallett. Onancock.
Jas. Z. Dauehertv, Accomac g. II.
Gordon Mears, Hachapreagup.
Robinson Nottingham, Eastville.
e. Furman & Co., New york.
A. s. o. w. Mead & Co., Boston.
i. p. Hodsdon & Co., T"
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The steamer Ida Augusta, owned by
Mr.. Chas. Lewis. of Northumberland
county, formerly of this county,, and
commanded by Capt. Walter BentlY.
which plies between Baltimore and
Reidsyille, Va, was destroyed by Ere
with her entire cargo early Saturday
morning at her wharf At the latter
place. The steamer was estimated to
be worth 81, DOC, which is total loss.
The Augusta played conspicuous part
in the Hog Island oyster war.-Balto.
Sun.