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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04
SINGLE TAX DEPARTMENT.
NONE OF OUR BUSINESS"

IA little girl was heard 10 finish her evening
prayer with these words: And l saw poor
little girl on The street to-day, cold and bare
footed: but IT'S none OF our business, is II
Gods''J
.sNo1e Of orr business wandering and sinful.
All through the streets OF the city they &c.
Hungry and homeless IN the wild weather
None Of our business Dare we say SOY
.FNone Of our business Chiidren's wan faces,
Haggard and old with their suffering and sin;
Hold fast your darlings on tender warm
bosoms,
Sorrow without but the home light within.
What does II matter that some other woman
Some common mother-in bitter despair,
Walls in q garnet, or sits in cellar.
Too broken hearted for weeping or prayers
..None OF orzr business Sinful and fallen
How they may iostle Us close on the srreeti
Hold back your garment Scorns they are used
toi
Pass on the other side, lest you should meet.
'sNone Of our business" On, then, the music;
On with The Teasing, though hearts break
forlorn;
Somebody's hungry, somebody's freezing,
Somebody's soul viii be lost ere the morn
Somebody's dying ION with the dancing.)
One for earth's pottaEe is selling his soul:
One for ii hauhle has bartered his birthright,
Selling his al for pitiful dole
An but One roeth abroad on the mountains,
over lone deserts with burning deep sandsl
Seeking the lost ones (it is His businessD
Bruised though His feet are, and torn though
His hands.
Thorn crowned His head and His soul sorrow
stricken
Saving mems souls al such infinite cost,
Troken His heart FOR the grief OF the nations!
J. Is HIS business saving the LOST!
London Christian Commonwealth
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04

1II-tsE
which retained the tracks Of numerous
wild animals; vet caution and silence
were advisable.
Toward night rain began TO fall, and
they looked around for hollow tree or
projecting rock
There Is something looks like a
house, or is II a rock?" said Jabe. point
ing TO an object. which in the growing
darkness might pass for either. It
proved TO be the remains Of l,'g cabin,
part Of which had been destroyed by
fire, although portion OF the roof, sup
ported by the chimney, and the walls
remained. cha-red by fire: doorless,
windowless, 1t presented a CHASTITY and
forbidding appearance, but IL was u
shelter. and Jabe, who was noS troubled
with aesthetic tastes, boldly entered.
and with the aid Of Ratchet and some
powder succeeded in lindling a fire on
the hearth, the smoke Of which dis
turbed an owl who had long made the
chimney his home. as the bones and
feathers beneath testified.
Marden s foot struck something as ne
entered. and as the fire lighted up the
blackened walls he saw that it was a
human skull with a fracture across the
forehead, to which still chung a few
long brown hairs
..Sorre devils work has been done
here. said Jabe, pointing TO the skele-
ton TO which the skull belonged, and TO
a smaller one, that OF an infant, lynn
close to the wall against which il had
been hurled, as the bloody marks testi-
ded.
Yes" continued JADE, the fierce
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04
IT'S THE LAW OF CHRIST.
Explaining the Single Tax TO baptist
Ministers.

Explaining the Single Tax TO Baptist
Ministers.
On Monday last, the 18th inst. Mr..
John White and the writer, by invita-
ton, addressed the Baptist ministers of
Chicago and vicinity. We were received
with great cordiality and listened to at
tentixely. The points we urged were
that while we did not ask the clergy to
join us in political action except as we
asked them as individual citizensJto do
SO, we solicited their cooperation in
making clear and vindicating the moral
principles which underlie our movement
Enumerating as these principles: That
the right to live implied the right 10
place to live; that the right TO liberty
involved the right to the uses Of our fac
u1ties and therefore the right of each in
all others, to the use of the earth; that
the right to the pursuit of happiness. de-
pending also upon the exercise of our
faculties. involved freedom of access to
natural opportunities. The point was
also made that the products of labor be-
long of right to their producers, and that
as one individual had no right TO take
from another any part Of the product Of
his labor, government, being merely
representative Of individuals, could have
no delegated right of this kind.
We were listened to with mark ed at
tention. One minister present raised
the point that while he did not question
the general principles advanced as to
our right TO the means of existence, he
thought that government had right to
demand from citizens payment for SER
vice rendered in the protection OF prop
erty. The point was met by Mr.. White
by the statement that If society created
values which were sufficient to provide
for the protection of property, that ii
was unjust TO levy npon wealth which
was the product of individual labor.
Some Methodist ministers were pres
ent who expressed the desire that the
single tax be presented before their
clergy, for which an opportunity will
probably be presented after the summer
yaca.ion.-J. 7. Ripley, Chicago.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04
PITH AND POINT.

-NeFerpay-"Hare You completed
my suit that / orderad?" Finklestein-
'.No, half not yet cut de elot'. but
half your pill already made oat"-Chi-
eago Post
Fond Mother-(to her SOM That
young lady with whom yon were talk
ing seems TO be quite belle" Regi-
Eald-{who found Miss Yesano duu)-
Yes, mother, quite q dumb-beu- -
Harper's Bazaar.
II hate him,-I hate him as do
poison.7 Then why do you have him
visit you2H Well, III tell you, but
you must not betray me. MY wife does
my cooking, aud / want TO ruin his di-
gestion. "-Harpcr's Razar.
First Messenger Boy say, yer
there, wat fur yer runnin' down the
street just now?~ Second Messenger
Boy-"Ah. coln-of. Some bloke guv
me push an started me runnin' an
WIZ too lazy to stop See?
When a man has two cigar, j good
one and one intoIerably bad, and he
gives away the former and smokes the
stoga himself. that man comes about as
near Christian perfection as it is pos
script.
- see by the newspapers" re-
marked Mrs Bunting that petrifed
jaw two feet long has been found IN Cal
ifornia-" why, you never told me
that your ancestors came from that
part Of the country" replied hey hus-
and--Figaro
Lawyer ito Burglar)-"Don't take
all have. Its ruin" Burglar-"Nel,
I'll tell you what I'll do, pard. ] won't
divvy now, but if ] get snagged by the
police I'll let you defend me and go you
halves if you get me off. See?"-Pitts-
hurgh Dispatch.
I Mrs Higgins-(to her star boarder)
Wont you try the chicken, MIR.
McJunkin?" Mountaineering it to
his neigh bor)-'Thanks, no; but the
Judge here is the man TO do that
Mrs. Higgins--'Why? McJ unkin-
Hes used to trying tough characters,
you know, Inter Ocean,
No ponsibility.-''So you are
married, Jack?" u am, jim" I
hope you considered the matter well.
1t Is q serious matter assuming the re-
sponsi bilities involved in marriage"
You're wrong, my friend. ! have no
response bility at all now. My wife's
the boss boston Courier.
Uncle John-''It pains me, Charles,
to hear you forever saying what great
things you are going to dc next week,
next month, or next year. Why don't
you try and do something now? There
is no time like the present Charles
And it is for that reason, Uncle John,
that I mean to enjoy it all can"
I'd like to ask you how you killed
this chicken said the homeless young
man TO his landlady. Why, the girl
cut its head Of, Of course With a
hatchet?" ITO be sure; you seem I'M
accountably interested" No, but /
would like to know where you buy your
hatchets- "-Washing Post
-Softpate-'|I don't fawncy the style
of sports in vogue just now Think
they're wather dull, you know. Just
think Of the good old days when they
used to hunt the stag, and the boar,
and all that sort of thing" Miss Sharpe
Hunt the bore2 All, yes. What a
pity you did not live in those days" -
America
--Whifers-''Na escape Blifers
had yesterday, wasn't it?" Mifers-
/ II didn't hear of it Why,
that bore, De Cable. button-holed him
on the street and began telling him al
/ about that first baby Of his: but fortu,
/ nately just as he got started a runaway
horse dashed into them and Differs was
J lled"-Good News.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04
FRANKS OF a ROCK.

An Account of the Doings of the Only
Tame Specimen of His Tribe.
] have for some time had in my pos
session a tame rock. whose pranks and
oddities are a constant source of amuse-
ment to me and not unfrequently of an
noyance to others Poppy" when
quite young and still hardly able to fly,
was found in our garden, which is quite
in the town, and surrounded by streets
and a noisy factory. How he got there
we never discovered; but being there,
he has never left us. At first he was
kept in large cage; and when / let
him out ! held him by long string at
tached to his leg. But as he escaped
several times, aud yet always came
back at nv cali, this constraint was
soon abandoned and perfect liberty al
bowed him. He never leaves our gar
den, flies about at viii, roosts in the
stable, and will come into the house
whenever allowed. But SO mischievous
is be that be has OF late been carefully
excluded tie leads the cook Iife-the
other day he was found in the act of
carrying hens egg off the kitche
table. Last summer, while we were all
away from homo, Poppy" was sent to
some friends about thirty miles of.
There he lived in exactly the same
style, seeming no whit disturbed by the
change Of place or people, and at the
end of month was brought back here
again.
We have also two cats and a dog,
scrub an Airedale terrier. who live
in considerable awe of Poppy" as he
frequently attacks them, steals their
food. and otherwise maltreaus them
None Of Us would much care TO take a
bone away from Scrub, but Poppy"
after slyly pecking his tail ID attract
his attention, darts at the bone and
carries it of IL triumph Apparently
for the sake OF teasing him. Poppy"
has practiced and perfected an imita-
ton of his bark. which is 50 good that
am often puzzled TO know wheth-
er it is Scrub or Pop
py'' who is speaking Only the
other day. the cry OF one OF the cats
called my attention to the fact that
Poppy" was hauling away at his tail
and dragging him step by step down
the slope of the lawn Poppy will
also playfully attack children, pecking
their legs and pulling their dress In
his feeding he is almost omnivorous.
The other day, alas he forgot himself
so far as to burst open the guinea-pigs
cage and kill and eat one Of the little
ones Do rocks usually eat small ami
mails?
As have never heard before of =
tame rock. ] thought that perhaps some
account Of this most interesting bird
might be CT interest TO your readers
can, however, hardly claim TO be his
tanner, as from his first appearance he
showed himself most friendly and soci-
able A week or two ago ] was obliged
TO clip his wings, but only TO prevent
him entering the bedrooms and max
ing havoc there.-9arden Spectator.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04

We can not hope TO bring in our
sheaves" every evening, but can occa-
sionally have the quiet satisfaction of
seeing nice slices of the staff of life''
homeward bound on the wavelets OF
time just observe how reckless are be-
coming the two very prudent only dailies
Of our Texas Athens"
Within two years property owners will
be paving street after street in Waco
and paying all the expense themselves
They viii do this because it will pay TO
do it and because the city viii not be
able to meet all the requests for paving.
Remember the prcdiction.-waco Dav.
Yes, it viii pay them 10 do it. The
value OF the land only is enhanced by
such Improvements, and so it seems but
justice that the owner should foot the
bills. As the farmers field is made
more productive by drainage, SO is the
town lot rendered more valuable by i'm
proved sidewalks and streets.-Waco
Evening News
Cheer up comrades.-J. L. Caldwell
Mart, Tex, In The Standard
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04

-Ton-.-Johnson doesn't appear to
like you any ZOO we'll Jack % nc
actually hates me l lived next ooor
to him for a number OF years anu
played the cornet? No. KEPT mems
while he tried to cultivate garden
Yankee Blade.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04
CHAPTER VI
VOLUNTEERS TO THE REscTE.

VOLUNTEERS TO THE RESCTE.
Sir William johnson. having decided
to proceed with all despatch TO Albany
TO confer with the authorities On the
subject of relieving the fort at Osweyo.
returned to his home the next morning
to make preparations for journey
which, in those days. was long and per
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04

-Patron-"The conduc on car NO.
900 is the most agreeable conductor
ever saw. He is very polite Street
car Superintendent alarmed foilte
is he9 NV gracious, He must be KNOCK
ING down ten dollars day n l.
Weekly.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04
The Hest summer Resort.

1--WE had a delightful time on my
vacation. No regular hours for meals.
A large. airy room No charge for hot
and cold baths. All fruits and yege~
tables a well-stocked vine cellar and
nc charge for cor1age, AMI, above all,
no fees for the servants
Delicious, Where is this ideal
spot?"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04

What polite man Mr.. Geestring,
.ba riolinist is-n Indeed? ] had not
no.iced il. .sOh. yes Why, he's bow
ing and scraping al the Tune
Am erica
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04

Tt says in the history that the early
pioneers blazed their path through the
woods" Yes" What did they do a
WITH With their blazers. suppose.
Judge.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04

Mrs. Lumrnix-My husband is very
fond of aqua pura- Is yours? Mrs.
skimgullet-No, thank goodness.
have no trouble of that kind with INV
husband. He drinks nothing stronger
than water.-Inter Ocean.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04

A STRAW: The common council OF
Augusta, Ga, last week resolved to ex.
empt from taxation large private
bridge that had been constructed by
land company, on the ground that it was
q public convenience
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04
Too Heavily Loaded.

Prisoner-Yer Honor. would you be
kind enough TO discharge ma. I want
to go OF into the country.
judge ana afraid to discharge you,
Sullivan You are TOO heavily loaded -
Texas Siftings
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-04

! STAYED a; home. ". y. sun
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

WiuF Ou gennu erfabren, mas fid
Siemt,
90 fra9e nimmer oil bel 6raueu;
gSenn man bel elmer aud bic &lug5eii
ribmt,
Gie bnrflt On ibrsm ltrtbei[ trauen,
@b' Ou es ieIbcr priiiit aui lsinsn
Swcd,
lln0 uenn ais SsIbit3ped On geruunIt
b'rin ftnbcit,
Seim 3euS! 90 tontmit On raider
bod pom Sled,
Wenn On Io9Ieib Oein ei9eu 2i9t an,
siinoeit,
GIs SaB elm Meib Sur 9eudte erft benusi
pir6,
y IS bod nur leu6tet, wenn
es gut gepu bt Dirol
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

Der Qon6oner Gntiauar
Suariti9 sabIte fir bic gin3eIauseabc
BON Sbotespeares v9uitisen Weib.r pon
8iuoior pou 1907" 3s5 8iunb Ster.
ling. Sopsit betanut, iiuo non bieier
9lussabe ibsrbaupt uur pier grsmpIars
uorban6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

aus Der &beiupfaIs.
,,Am g1edar bel Mannbsim wurbs bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
@eoaufenipiitter.

Scr ReiO Ser 6rauen iit bas treibenSs
Clement fir pisIe Mtdnner.
x
QBer auf ii6 ruarteu IdBt, muB gepdr,
tgen, 6aB Der S8artenbe ii9 ale feline
GebIer uergegenwdrtiat.
.Ssbn @eIebrte t6Hnen eber ibr g9iIIsn
9ebeim balten, aIs ein S9norant isiuG
unwiisnbcit.
Gs 9ibt 2eute, beneu ifets nur 6aran
lisst ben gtaseI auf ben topf gu trefien,
mag aud bic Spite bem beittu 6rsunS
ms Ser; 6ringen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
SIbeu burg.

Su 2inteI ieierten Der Ssuermann $
6obnboI, uno 6rau bas Sslt Der 9oISe.
nen So5jeit. - Gs lit nun isitgeifcllt,
baB Die erltsu lluteri6Iasunseu bes
Stabttdmmersr5 Greuton in 9arel aus
benz Sabre 1880 batireu. Gs wuroe
6lmaIs pOu einem Bautbauie cine Gin.
ltib, in Der S0bs pom 1000 Marf as.
madt, psI6e Srsnton gar ni3t in bic
Bidder ein.ru9, uno iir ii9 usrpeu'
bet bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Ot e # len burg.

I 8drsermeiiter Sofratb 9a6r aus
5iritenbsrg in 4antop bel SerIin, no
ct SsiIuns pom ieinen 2eibsu ssiu6t
bate. - Sn ieinsm StnlIe erbdngte lid
Der id5on beiabrts Maurer 9urmeiier in
@joIOber9. - Der uuldngit usri6pun.
bene Rauimanu 9Gbuer III Shelib III
oils 9eide in Der pgauS" (einem fleinen
See Spii6en Strelib unb Iiiritenice
uOn Arbeitern auf9ciun6en poroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
8rOuinS Seffen Raiiau.

I Su 6rantfurt a. SO. Der fribers
Sberbir9ermeiiter Or. iur. Wumm D.
S6warteHlteiu = Die Srjiinung Der
Sabnityefe 8arburs.SoItmarien bis
Sur gSaIoeder;9inie bat itatt9eiuu6en
unb uertsbren uorIdufs auf Der neueu
9inie brei 3ise tdsIitb. = Die Inter.
Offieier.Sori6uIe in BeiIburs wir6
uoruusiidtIi3 ua9 @OsIar oSer Sale
perIe9t werbeu. - Su 6ul6a erbdnste
ii6 Der Giienbabuportier BAL. Sierins
un6 III Breuusesbeim, aus sstrduttem
@brseTiibl ber Sobu bss ganbwirtbs
@iIb. 9oB; in 0resbsn bat ii5 Der
unIdusit aus @oiieI, nit SintsrIaHung
elmer srOBen S9uIbeniait, ueridpuns
bsue Rtituurutsur @raie sridofsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Brouius 9 dteiten.

y U y u - W &c ttH.
Sas S9wureeri5t psrurtbsiIte ben
9immermanu Weinis aus @roB :Wan:
gerSSOri, peI4er gum Sabrmurtt in So.
men in Der Sabrinattltimmuns bic uns
pere5cli5tc WtonSsu aus 0tai9pis int
ManaeIsoOrfer @uIOe iiberfieI, beraubte
uno sntebrte, ;u ;ebu Sobren 3u9tbaus.
= Sm 0orfe 9teubaus ian6 man ben
SdusIsr BaISer III Der 9idbe isiner Mob.
nune, i'm naben g9aIbs, ermorSet auf.
BaIScr bate msGrere S6Iiie i'm &opfe
lnb i'm iibrigsn Storper. Inter benz
brinaerben YerSa9t Der Sbdtsri6aft
rpur6e Ser SdusIerSirbu Sir6e, iopie
beIIeu Glteru ptrbaitet. - Sbrfm &sben
bobcn ielblt ein Gn6s 9ema6t: Der
Strob6utpreher @ottfrieO 0arti9 nnb
bic g.rbeiterwittrue Nu9uite Bpppr in
8reSIau, oer 0abuarbeiter glug. Wiess
ner aus Ssi6epaloau, un6 aus Sur6t
pot Straie Der 0duer BrSosowsti in
R6uiosbiitte (erbdpst); Der Sauptmanu
giebGbn 6es Snf. :0tegts. Seitb in 9lei:
IDib unb Der glrtiaerie.Serseant Weirns
in Slogan (eri9oiien), bic uuu. Wtarie
Raitainc;pt aus Seutben S.sS. Ter.
trdntt) uns ber Su NlouateH @efdugs
Mig uerurtbeiIte 9Ipotbetsr Su9O 0irii6
in 9rauit (persiitsD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-17
In the Courts.

Circuit Ourt.-Packard 81 Berklel
against j. G. Carpenter Il Co. Jury being
unable to agree, were adjourned over unit
10 O'Clock this morning.
Suits instituted: Bank of oxford (N. C..
against L. o. BransfOrd for S60i.2i.
Charles NJ. Shields against Joseph Lassi
ter. Damages, 5000.
HenricO Court.-This court was not in
session yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-17

war; the Goochland Artillery, when DC OF ~,
"amiycd bore n conspicuous part, and be
Jist,nouishcd himself rs u brave ohicer'
.S,crwar,ls he was elected state senator,
and nj The close OF the wal
returned 10 Goocbland TO practice ms pro
f,.ssion. In 1861 he removed TO K,chmonu'
and in 1870 Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, VINO was :.
member of the House of Delegates Wa
elected Mayor. and Colonel Gay was eie,.'
ed rs his successor In the House, wncIo nv
AZ once became leader. In me hc'ni",
campaipn Colonel Guy was chairina a,,, "
tho tity Democratic Committee, anu "'''"
the position with ability. N,ss
Colonel t;uy leaves wife, who was Niss
Ransom. OF Charleston, W. va, anu UNIV
children two of whom are daughters. Aha
Asa lawyer The Colonel stood among 'ne
foremost; ms man he was pure aho nop ~
loyablc and loving. gentle ana a",aps al
nod mo enemies. Few men had h'orc "o-
miring friends. -, L. hold this
evening at G O'Clock in II. Pails .nuiv .,.
A meeting of the Bar will be held IN 'hc
Court of Appeals this afternoon at i"c,ocn
Ia take appropriatc action on the dca'n W
Colonel GUY. after which the members oil ihe
Bar will 10 body attend funeral;
Following are the pall-vcarers; Honor
ary~ Governor l.. W. Mckinney, Judge W.
+ Robertson. Judge l.. c. Burks, Judge Jo'
semi Christian, Judge l.. IL. fItzhugn'
.Jndge Il. X. Wexford. Jr., Judge r. ~ ~
wing. Mr.. James Peasants, Mr.. James AZ
fred Jones. Colonel William IL; Palmer
Major Leigh X. Page, Hon: W. W. Henry
Major Robert Stiles. Actiye,Messrs; w
NJ. Hin, 4. ID. Price, Il. W. Richards.on
Thomas u. Stokes, Edward Mcou,rS
Charles V. Meredith, +. II. Deane, ana >
H. puiliam.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-17
An Enterprise Worthy Of Consideration
A coltd ComO0uy.

The Alyarado Park Company, an improve.
mcnt company Incorporated ny the circuit
Of Rockbridge, has recently purchased the
welI.known place of Henry ). Locher, al,
Joining Buena Vista, in that county, ana
proposes to plat the same as u west-emu au-
dition 10 the city Of Buena Vista. me Oh
tigers 81 the company are: John II. Din-
meen, president; Z. Il. Wingo, vice-presl'
dent: Toward Kinney, secretary and treas
urer. ,,,..
The land lies well and is admirably
located for suburban cottages, villas and
residences. and the company IL now ar
ranging 20 have the streets and avenues
opencd and graded, and to erect number
OF cottages and residences. II Is also pro
poscd 10 erect on the property summer
hotel adjacent 10 the spring OF valuable
mineral water, which Is attracting so much
attention by its wonderful curative proper
| ties.
limited number Of shares OF the STOCK
of the company is yet undisposed OF, and
those seeking safe and profitable Investment
can consult Howard Kinney, secretary and
treasurer, s2i east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-17
DICHMONDCOLLEGE COMMENCE
MENT EXERCISES.

SUNDAY, JUNE 15-Sermon by John a.
Broadus, ID. d., Ill. ID. OF Kentucky.
MONDAY. JUNE l6-Joint celebration oi
the Literary societies. 49, A,
TUESDAY. JUNE II Address before the
Literary societies by DR.. lhos. Nelson rage
Of Richmond.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE lS-address before
the Alumni by Rev. III. n. Topper, Jr., ID. d.,
OF Kentucky.
Poem by l.. n. Hamberlin. Of Shreveport
La.
Address by Rev. Robert kyland. D. d.. OF
Kentucky, ex- president OF the College.
THURSDAY, June 10 commencement
proper, when honors will be announced aud
Aliihese exercises will be held in the Col.
legs Chapel, beginning promptly AT $50 {.
NJ, except the sermon by DR.. Broadas. which
will be delivered at the First Baptist Church
III The hour mentioned
The public is respectfully invited TO attend.
H. PUKYEAR,
jel5-5t Chairman of Faculty.