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Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
NORTH CAROLYN \ NEWS.
Mrs Cora Scales Morris, OF Reids
Vile, charged with poisoning her
husband, was acquitted Monday.

Vile, charged with poisoning her
husband, was acquitted Monday.
Tarboro Southerncr A farmer of
this County says that never before
has be seen SO much tarm work
done Tor the month of January.
From Tayboro to w Whi,akers he RAYS
that the farms are dotted with com-
post heaps.
Mr.. Len II. Adams, one of Raj
eigh's larges, merchants, made an
ass gnmcn, las, week for the benefi,
of his creditors with w. II. Pace,
Esq, assignee. Liabilities S335, 600 +;
assets $4,000 1t is claimed tha,
Mr.. ADAMS owns CITY property
worth twice as much as his llabli-
ties, but was pressed for ready
money and had to make the assiy gu
ment.
! Asheville Citizen DR.. Grssom
has been on visit TO ST. Louis.
where be has been offered a high
and lucrative position in an insti,u-
ton of high character in which the
treatment of various ailments is a
specially, and it is probable tias he
will accept the offer. A erroneous
statement comes from Washington,
that he had been an applican, tor
the control of St. Elizabeth, the Na
tional Insane Asylum. This is an
error, his absence from Raleigh be-
ing connected solely with the St.
Louis proposition.
Statesyille Landmark: A Sheriff
Ill one Of the Counties in Western
North Carolina was recently on bis
tax rounds, and talking to one OF
fhis constituents, made some refer
cnce to the death Of jeff Davis. The
man asked if Mr. Davis was still il
prison when he died. Another mar
cane up aud joined in the converse
ton, aud asked it Gen. Lee was deaC
yet While the three were talking
fourth joined them and rendered ;
Mecklenburg Bank bill in paymen
OF his taxes. These would be called
by a poker-player three OF kind.
The Raleigh correspondent, of ,h,
Wilmington Messenger says: You
correspondent had an interview ,hi
morning with Major Finger, Stat,
Superintendent OF Public Instruc
ton. Major Finger says there ar,
$4,000 persons between The schoo
ages Of SIX and twen,y.one. O
these three tifths are white and two
tit'hs colored. Fifty eight per cen,
OF this school population attends tn,
public schools. The attendance il
in very nearly the same proportion
for both races. The colored attend
ance is not quite SO large relatively
There Ill be new census in mos
OF the Counties which are being de
p!eied by the negro exodus. Wher,
no census is taken careful esiimat,
. Will be made
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
PIMPLES ON THE FACE

Denote an impure state of tie blood
aud are looked upon by many with
suspicion. -Acker's Blood Elixir will
remove all impurities and leave the
complexion smooth and clear. There
is nothing that will so thoroughly
build up the constitution, purify and
strengthen the whole system. Sold
and guaranteed by O. Hooker
Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
PEOPLE EVERYWHERE

Confirm onr statement when We say
that .Acker's English Remedy is In
every way superior to any aud all
other preparations tor the Throat
and Lungs. In Whoopins Cough
aud Group it is magic amt relieves
at once We bffer you a sample
bottle tree. Remember, this Rem,
edy IS sold on a positive guarantee.
o. Hooker, Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
A SAFE REMEDY.

When a person is sick they wish
more than angh, else a restoration
OF health. The. are willing - take
even nauseous r.edicine in order to
get we'll. With msuy, however, a
first consideration is whether the
medicine is perfectly safe, VIII it
or will it not leave any evil after
effects? Now, there is one remedy
known to be certainly safe 1t is a
botanical discovery, and it is called
Botanic Blood Balm, or B. B. B.
1t will not harm tie most delicate
constitution, nor will a discontinue
ance cause craving for is further
use 1t is sure an,idote tor poison
III the blood The blood becomes
poisoned III various ways. Consli
patton, urinary difficulties and other
causes Of etfele matter remaining lr
the system will cause. blood impuri
~, or blood poison, as many call it
Symptoms OF blood poison shouit
not be neglected. B. B. B. should
be taken al once. 1t will cure
promptly, and is not bad to take
nor will itoleave any evil after
effects
J. D Watkins, Blakely, Georgia
writes "Old sores covered my en-
tire person and itched in,enseI,
nigh, and day. For several month
could not work at all. | com
menced the use of Botanic Bloc,
Balm and began 10 grow better th
first week, aud am now sound an'
! we'll, free from sores and itching an'
at work again
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
5. NJ. G;ATrlS,
Clerk of Superior Court.
\ TORTG AGE SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of a mortgage executed to
Wilson Brown by VIM. Z. Riley and
Catherine +. Riley his wife and duly
recorded in the office Of Register ol
Deeds OF Orange County, in Book e..
page 80, | will sell for cash 1t the
Court House oor in IIili>b-ro. on
Monday. Feb. 81. 1890. AT II m.. 4 trac1
OF land in IIillsboro township. lying oi
the waters of Seven Mile Creek, djoin
ing lands OF John Iobhs. Richard lapl
aud others. and containing twenty y-cigh
acres. more or less.
sale is made to satisfy sail no-tgag,
and costs.
This Goth day Of Dee. 1889.
WILSON BROWN
Mort.agee.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01

Ont of ,he72 presbyteries in the
United States, Al have thus far vo-
ted on tne question of revision o: the
w estminster Confession. Of these,
30 have voted in favor Of and II
agains, revision. Most of the voters
for revision are in the Wes, most
of those against it are in the East.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
ARE YOU SKEPTICAL ?

ARE YOU SIX +?
If 80 we will convince you that Ack
er;s English Remedy for the lung>
is superior to all other preparations,
and is a positive cure for all Throa,
and Lung troubles, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough and Colds. We guaran-
tee the preparation and will give
you sample bottle free. Q. Hooker
Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
AND Fol: SALE.

offer for sale my House and Lot on
Queen street. in the town pt Hiil>boro,
known III the plan Of said town as Lot
No. 81 and part OF Lot No. so. bounded
by said street on the north. lands tor
merly belonging to John w. Norwood
on the east, and the late William II.
Brown on the south, Alex. Hall and
the colored Methodist church on the
west, and containing one ana one-fourth
acres.
Reference to Major John ". Graham
as to title and terms of sale
j. REBECCA JONES.
Uilisboro, y. c., Oct Z, 1899.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
CAUTION TO MOTHERS

livery mother is cautioned agains,
giving her child laudanum or pare
goric; it creates an unnatural crav
ing for stImulants which kills the
mind or the child. Acker's Baby
>oother Is specially prepared to ben.
eft children and cure their pains. 1t
Is harmless aud contains no Opium
or Morphine. Sold by Q. Hooker,
Druggist,
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
-tALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of mortgage executed by
William Bowens to William Il. Lloyd
and duly recorded in tn. office of Reg
ister of Deeds OF Orange County. | viii
sell at public auction 70. cash ut til.
court house door in HiIl>boro on Mon.
day. Feb. 81. 1890, 4 tract OF land II
Bingham township. lying Oh the water>
t.i. Sniprs end Others, con,ainin. sixty
;,t1r>. more ar less.
Sae Is made I" satisfy said mrr,S =
and cost.
TINS Sd d4y Of Jan. 1880.
JOHN X. HUGHES,
Agent tnr 80 ,l-..A,e.r.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01

Mr. Henry S. Num-, editor of the
Ae1r Ber11e Journal, died at his
home il Newbetne on Jan. 21s,.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01

There are So students at the Az
ricultural aud Mechanical College a.
Raleigh.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01

FIX Senator l.ld.,ber-er, Of Nir.
GINA, died on lie 2ilh ct January
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
HISDOO HOP AND IRON TONIC.

DR. Hooker is making L speciality OF
these three preparations. anu ASKS his
customers 10 try and see for themselves
Of the merits OF these goods.
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
Edwards ~ BrOuEhton,
RALEIGH. \. c.

Solicit all kinds If Printing and Bind
ing. from the smallest card or label to
the largest volume. They make the
best
Orange County observer., 1890-02-01
Highest Of all in 1eavenng powerU S. Govt Report Aug ~

OEEY Will BE REFUNDED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT

RICHMOND, VA. Feb. 14.-SaIea NJ loose
tobaccos on the breaks to-day. b. $50 pounds.
Highest price ti5.25. Sales of loose Ia
baccos oh The breaks for the week ending
February H. 1900, amounted 10 p4OsN
pounds. Higlrst price. $13.pA
Offerings Of tobacco ~ Auction ON 'Chanoe
Friday, February 18th, 1890: Total offerings.
II packages, Of which were sun-cured and
usfk toosccos, and 10 were West Virginia
bright tobsccos.
Oh the suncured and dark tobaccos one
Sctage sold az S24.5O, one taken in at
$3.50, one sold at $500, one taken in AT 81
one sold at si.50.
Oi the West Virginia hrlsht iobaccos one
package was taken In at $3.50, one at 500.
one at Slo, one seld az $lf.7j. one at $40. one
easeh IN ~ W, one az 1928. one az s.. one
500 al >o.NO, one at $500. one taken in at
H;tO, one az $500, one at $40.
lrVate sales reported 10 the secretary
.o-usy' wrappers, - hogshesds. ri'e!., 3
nossheads; dark tohscrcs, i55 h0gsheads
burleys, hOgshcai6, Total sales reported
70 The sec,vteiy today. fs3 hogsheads.
once Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
CAV Inspections Bright, hogsheads ;
cSrE, "A hogsheads. keinspccti0ns~- prig.i,
"A hogsheads.
Farmers, Allegheny, shockoe. Dayen-
ports, SeabFrok's. Blanchard's. Planters
and Merchants. Centre. Myers, Old Do
minion. and shelOurne's warehouses report
20 hogsheads, tierce and box delivered
to-day.
once Of the collector Of the United States
internal revenue reports collections for the
city Of Richmond to-day a. follows: Tax
paid cigars and cigarettes, $jSS9j; tax
paid t0baccos. $2.2l6.32. Total internal
revenue collections for the city to-day, 81
SO5.27.
Registered At the Tobacco Exchange te-
day: II. G. Morris, Louisa; r. W. Crutch-
field, Fluyanna; l.. W. Hicks, Povhatan;
W. n. COwder, GO0chland; G.. w. RedfOrd
Louisa; J. Bland. Petersburg; c. j. Lc-
Quesne, New York
The Richmond tobacco market was very
active to-day, especially in dark tobaccos,
With heavy sales.
The stock Of strictly fine dark wrappers
on this market az this time il very small
and prices are high. Indeed. there are no
large lines Of strictly fine black wrappers
on the market, and the position Of good.
sound, dark tObaccOs was never stronger
than IL is now. G. Mel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

interior movement for the weet promises 10
realize the anticipations Of the most san
suine lbull. The receipt. will hardly bs
1000 and the plantations movement is not
likely 10 reach $1,000. Port receipts for The
week aggregate ah0r. 5000 and esfi-
mates ~ iAe movement for next week are
j9.0O0 as against $1,000 last year. Not
vithsianding the strength OF these figures
the market, much to the surprise Of every
enc, shows but little change, and prices are
only 10 ? points above last evenings fig
ures. The Liverpool market is also disap-
pointing. the total advance there, Al COM
pared with yesterday being only 1864 TO 2-Gi.
Receipts at ports to-day estimated 10000
bales. The spot market is steady at i-lG
advance in prices. Midland uplands II
J-lG.r
Futures closed steady as follows Feb
ruary, ll.24Wll.25: March, ll.26w ll.21
April. II SEQ l1.3l; May, il.3iti 1875, June,
iL4C@ll4l July. ti.H~llii5 August,
lii6@ il.f1 september, lO.11W 1O.1s; Octo-
hey. l0.3i@ 1923 November, 10-2s0 1890
December, lO.27@l0.30. In Liverpool spot
closed steady middling upands, GIG.
Sales, 6,O0O bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15


NEW YORK. Feb. l4.-Nsney closed at
. per cent. Exchange steady At 1870
4Slil; actual rates. l'3tl4s3i, for sixty
days, and fsSif Tor demand. Governments
steady; currency Sc, ll6 bid; - coupons,
1913 bid ~. do, 1O4'f bid,
The stock market was extremely dun this
forenoon and utterly devoid offeature. Prices
were weak in most cases. and az midday
were generally NW4 below yesterdays
closing. SHgar trust. on the other hand,
was strong and advanced ~. per cent. In
the afternoon there was more trading and a
recovery OF l14WlH per cent, the special
feature being the Union Pacific, which was
up = per cent. Sugar trust was very strong
throughout and advanced from 033{ last
night 20 6s4. Closing prices were irrcgu-
larry changed, but only fractionally in most
cases. To-day's sales amounted 10 220Glj
shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

GAINESVILLE, TENN.. Feb. l2.-Our
sales for the week ending to-day, were 800
hOgsheads. A large half Of the offering
were Of new crop grading from common
Tugs 10 medium, and generally i'm unsafe
keeping order. and therefore were taken for
factory purposes. The old crop offerings
were low in grades, the bulk OF it over
sweated or funked. A. the new crop is
coming forward freely, our warehouse stocks
will probably show no diminution for a long
time % come. The winter has been too wet
for field farming operations, yet a proportion
Of plant beds have been prepared for the 1890
crop. The general sowing will Doe made
next month. NJ. II. CLARK g. BRO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
Kew York Produce Market.
lFy TeleEr9pn.l

NEw YORK. Feb. l4.-Flsur closed quiet
and unchanged. Wheat firm: spot sale.
February. $50. Corn firm; spot sales no.
= mixed. 300 3jl4 &C.; do. February, 3j1c.
Oats quiet; spot sales No. white, 32c.
40. . mixed, February and March, 215sc
Pork dull; new mess, sl0.JO9Sl1.2j. Lard
firm; March, SC.1s. Sugars Raw strong
and unchanged: refined strong cut-loaf
and crushed. DC; mould A. &c; pow
dered and cubes, &c; graduated. csc.
Conee-spot lots steady; fair Rio cargoes,
10isc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
ersls and Cotton Exchange.

araIu and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, February "A, 1917.
OFFERINGS.
wheat. jl4 bushels.
Corn-9ls bushels.
Oats, POO bushels.
SALES nEPOKTED TO SECRETARY
Wbeat-Mixed, "a bushels good on Pr
20 Corn"Wbite. 84s bushels very good on
private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
0no1ofion -Middling, lO3.c.; low mia
dling. eve; soss ordinary, 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

NiIIUI Ur IuarHION 81 ROGERS
SOP .NHIH ELfVENIH STREET.
I.i.IH.Hu. VA, February lst. 1890.
TO CONTRACTORS.
1913 FOB. Ae erection of frame building,
-' i as Offices. &C., the Kockbridge
company at Glasgow, Va, VIII be received
4. 'aa office up 20 - ST. FEBRUARY 18TH
''. .ni .poc.ncalons can be seen AZ this
''...a ad also 40 tne Office Of the general
manager NJ anoye company. at Lexington.
''. where aay further Information can be
'''''.i Their tofoloct any or all bids
fei tDGGRION s. ROGERS.
''''Nhln.d Architect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
Chicago Market.


CHICAGO, Feb. ll.-Wheat opened
active. Corn easy. Oats active. Pro-
visions duh. Closing: Wheat February.
ijc.: March, 159.c.; MAY. 713+. Com-Feb-
uary, tc.; March, 2si5c: May. 3OL@
3Oi4c. Oats February and March. POI .c.:
May. 2l91m2j4c. P0rk-february. s072l;
March, $9.s2l4; May, $l0.O7i5. Lard-feb-
ruary, S5.S2ll; March, $3.50: MAY. S5g1jl.
Short ribs-february, NIeHGAsO; May,
S4.1Sl5NS4gO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
OWENS E. MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
1907 Main Street, Opposite PostofRce.


NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
n FISCAL YEAR ENDING TIE 3isr
,rffAT. CONDITION OF THE LIFE INSUk-
NNcr COMPANY or VIRGINIA, ORGAN
tItD rNpkR THE LAWS OF THE STATE
or VIRGINIA. MADE TO TIE AUDITOR
OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FOR TUE CON-
40 THE CODE OF VIRGINIA, CHAPTER
53. SECTIONS 1880 AND 1888. RHGU LAT
INg TIE REPORTS OF INSURANCE COM
pANTE-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
j. B. MOORE, Agent,
HOG East Main Street.

AT THE "SHELTERING ARMS, y
n fO- north Fourteenth street fEbhl .
Any I5rH, will be celebrated as Founder ;
Day. The house Will be open TO visitors
from 70 Z 4. NJ. during which hours lunch
anu tsa viii be served. Music through tue
day from nne musicians. Entrance loc'' OF
entrance, lunch or tea, 2oc ....,...
Mrs. LUCIEN Is. IAIUM,
No. . wost Franklin street, Richmond,
fel3-3f General Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY or itfcHMOND-9s.'
Re IL remembered. that on the sth day Of
February. 1890. at the city Aforesaid, before
me. James NJ. DOnnan, a notary pupllc resi- {,
dent Ina the said city, duly commissioned
and qualified by the executive authority
and under the laws Of the state Of virginia,
fo take acknowledgements OF deeds, &C, 10
be- used or recorded therein, personally APP
ueared q 4. Walker, president, and James
~. Fegram, secretary Of the lac insurance
company Of Virginia. who being duly sworn
depose and say, and each for himself say ,;
ehe said company. and that the foregoing is a
fr,,o and correct statement Of the actual con-
dition OF said organization on the last day Oh
f.r 1850 according TO the best OF their
knowledge. Information and belief respec-
lively. ,,... ,.....,,,,, ,,, s.,
In testimony whereof nave hereun 70 10 set
"' JAMES ~. DOMAIN,
f.o-et Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. H.-Pork regu-
lar. SlO.25@$l0.35l..; family, 5000
S1O.62il. Lard-kettle dried. s1sW65.c
Bacon Short clear sides, S0.@S6.O5.
Whisky Sales. $50 barrels, finished goods
/ wines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
Investments IN Real Estate.
BLACKBURN 4 STUART,
de2f-eod3m Buena Vista..Va.

f. PIONEERING PLANTS FOR CSC.
" by mail; one each. Your choice OF he
following Begonias, Coleus, ,hrysanthe-
NUNS, Carnations, Calais. Dahlios, Daisies
Eve Glorles. Fuchslas. Geraniums. Hello
tropes, Jasmines, Pansles, Nerbenas, Niolets.
Nncas. and cuttings Of the hardy, double
pure white Althea. which grows easily. FUN
ERAL DESIGNS IN CUT FLOW Frs, GUAR
f>fFED TO PLEASE. FROM CSC. TO 500,
A ID UPWARD. NJ. X. CATLlN,
1e-sa,su, wed' 723 Laurel street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
LEV IAlegrhpn.


u.rrruoEK. MD. FEB. 4.-CottoE noml-
naI. middIinr. llIc. Flour moderately
active and steady wheat-souihern ,i ia,rl
sf9s6c.; No. ? red, s01z@sl 49, s.S So y
No. ,, 745s@Io1se;; MssSsar s's soI 6sOHc
nm ",n, sonthern quiet and ilrmer; white'
Ss,fl2c.. yellow, 35@37c. oats nrni sculn'
en- anu ooit@Sic'. do. mixed, 2lH@2yc.i
mn,se,d No y white. I3O@8lc. Rye inactive
bnt very steady; prime to c1o'cg ,6c o,'' bulk
,isicns steady-mess PORK, lv o,.sr ' snS
meats loose; shoulders, 9c:i l1ng s v,o
clear ribs, 57lc.; sugar pn lcStieSq shoulder
SSl,tc', bsms iOs.@ilHc. Lard-kei, a,1d
e co a'' quiet Rio cargoes fair 1903 eac
sugar I steady; A, soft, GAe. rei'n and ' nm
pe er isT@ii11c. Whisky irm an" "'
changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
Name OF the company In ful,
THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
lr, xFpHfNTA
OF VIRGINIA

Home ofprinciral Office OF said company
RICHMOND. "a.
Character OF the company, Lie.
President. g.. A. WALKER.
Vica-Presidcnts, JOHN q. WALkhh anu l.
WILLIAM pEMBERrON.
secre,ary. JAMES W. PEGRAM
Orpauized and Incorporated MARCH 2ls1'
1871. - 49,,
Name OF the General Agent ia virginia,
GEORGE JOHNSTON ~,
Residence Of the General Agent in Nirgi-
MIA ALEXANDRIA, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

N.t...,ae general er nervous system. there e
t. ... err.i u equal. the Ar. O. Tonic
w...r- .nhai eanfrsaistion even by sLeptle..
sunny UI DRUGGISTS Treatise on Blood
t7 man free. Address A. b. @
ec. a,h twelfth .lree,, Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
EIohmond STOCK Market.


Reported BY John l.. Williams & sen
bankers ana brokers. No I'LL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

New York Cotton m~rks"
ny Telegraph ,,.a
NEW YORK. Feb. n.-Messrs. huD !. Tbe
p.ire A. 90 In their circular, say
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE 3s
~ o. December ls The actual condition Of NE HANOVER FIRE iNs
the
Name Of company COMPANY.
character OF
silcnt-H
Vce-p
rgan o.
omin ene1bu
Name of he Gencr j. B.
Residence Of the vrglnia-iIcIfdoND
!.
Tie amount capital paid up in loo
0fulOret
Interest
a ~ @ ~ ~
Value OF ands mOtgage exclusive OF buildings and PERISH
ABSOLUTELY CohrArr,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
PRESTON BELVIN.
NEW IMPORTATION OF ART FURNITURE FOR The HOLIDAYS
No. 18 Governor Street.
CHASECITYLITHIA WAlER

1t is perfectly pure, and IS performing remakaDe cu'e
cents gallon. ...., 49,. ,,-,,,,,,,p, =,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported BY c. W. Branch Co., bankers
ana brokers, No. iii Main street.
NEW YORK, February A.

rAILEoAp STOCKS.
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B0Sus.
r A
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5 l.O3O,ssS 20
l.tHlO.tHlil 90
52s,03l y
The advocate., 1890-01-23
T. e. BOWMAN & CO.,
REA.LI EST TAT'E LOANS,
t1e West Sixth St., Jones Building,
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
T0PI1IEA,

who should the best possible either
good reaes II the following advantages;
j. Prompt pesonalat tenton h your Heat tona
M
Your interest paid dat office, with no charge exchange
The
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ont q
properly
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maturing mortgage 0 full particulars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-21

"OuR GERMAN WAED" CoaKpY CoxPAsY
Our German Ward Comedy Company and
Royal Lancefs Military Band and Harmony
OchsstTa appear 1t Granite Hall next Tues.
day evening. Nov. 18th. From very fiat
tering press notes We take the following:
An unusually large audience was present
In Putnam Music Hall last evening 10 Gee
Allen Wishtman and his company, assisted
by the Royal Lancers Military band, Ia
"Our German Ward" and entertainment,
we'll warranted the attention il attracted.
The musicsl part of the evenings pro-
gTamme was = pleasant surprise. II IL moi
often that such good work 10 heard in Sara.
tosa out Of season. The orchestra va
composed Of eight musicians. each Of whom
appeared to be . master Of bis particular
instrument. Both solos and concerted
pieces we're well rendered and elected
enthusiastic applause.
"Our German Ward 10 a four act comedy
with rather al ordinary plot. There 10 no
heavy tragedy and but one situation It oil
thrilling TO draw on ones nervous system ;
but there 10 plenty Of funny by-play and
some good singing and dancing. The differ.
ent leading characters we're portrayed 70 the
loudly expressed satisfaction Of the
audience. Mr.. wightman - "Tony Kgh-
ler." . CHEEKY, light hearted German youth,
was very good. At the end Of the second
act he was called before the curtain by con-
tinued applause. In q neat speech be
thanked the audience for the hstterips
reception accorded his play and his company
on It's first visit to Saratoga, and expressed
the hope that they nigh. again appear here
In the near future, . sentiment which will
be echoed by all who saw Mr.. Wightman
last evening. -Saratoga Daily Union, Oct.
), 1889.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-21

The church sociable season was evident
ly at its height last evening. There were
sociables at the vestrys of the Universslist
and Congregational societies and the First
Baptist society held one at the residsece of
the Rev. Joseph Kicker on Chestnut street
and the ladies of the Free Baptist church
met at Mrs. Groton's on Crescent street
There was q good attendance at the vestryi
where suppers were served. AT the Uni
versalist church, after the supper was
cleared away, an entertainment consisting
of piano, violin and vocal solos was en-.
joycd, interspersed with readings. etc. A,
the regational vestry fine supper was
served, and following 1t was . musical en-.
tertainment.