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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

THE late revival of the Stone Church in
Chattanooga has caused Or. Dumboll, rec
Cor Of 81. Pauls Church, some discontinue,
and Yesterday Dee preached "a strong sermon.
denounclng this method of Ncihodism. The
Times makes the following extracts nom his
sermon, showing that DR.. Dumboll can Use
pretty strong language when De wants
fo. lie said that iu these days religion Is
rampant. We heard how men had gotten fe-
liziOn. aud under the spell of "a rcNiNallsts
alouueucc the sinner Who presumed that he
was 40 tho lowest depths of hadcs,
nas transmitted into The very seventh
heaven Of ecstatic bliss. These remafka-
Die assertions were astounding. %
-lN the least OF b.. said the preach
er. Men who claimed This wonderful
change had nO grounds 90 support their
claim from ihe inspired scriptures. lie went
on to say that wc L. of rn,iNai-, ana er-
pcclally n these days. he failed to fecog-
nixe the influence for good in these eNuher-
auces of religion. lie then warned his con-
rroeation AGAINST participating IN reNiVals.
lie had learned 90 his -0uOw, ne said, That
some Of his people had gone %
the lafe revival. They ought not Ia
have zone. More especially did he
lay great stress ON the ladies
IT his congregation irequentlng the fe,i-
walls. ID they had ans trouble, or were IN
distress. they should have come and a.
Quantcd their pastor, aud not gone outside
the universal church % obtain comfort. lie
hoped that Tins spectacle would not DC
seen again. Keep near the church, and
then the church Wih Keep hem
and shelter her n0ck. Dr. Dumbell
incidentally referred to ihe irai-
feing of religion on the street, which be-
chou .lt wa. contrary 40 the true teachings
OF Jesus Christ. he then earnestly pleaded
in eloquent word, for his people 20 see
clearly the difference of religious NE,
aud lil0 in which man Worshipped
God because of his infinite love toward hu-
man suffering. Tie then yiyidly contrast
/ cd iho clau-cilp preachers method OF draw
/ ing the sinners iO see the better way. ana
/ the churc4's way of leading up % higher
and eriullr iift. Tie said that hell, dam
nation and fire were not words conducive 10
stir uythc n0hlcr impulses which lic deep
| in hehumln heart. lie then drew picture
0ffho grand ideal which Gee universal chufch
nut before "a man 90 follow. lie spoke OF
ihe stainless i.ft pure motives. ana subliin.
historic record Of jesus, ANA stated mat
when the story ni tn' cross was fcciltd it
melted into tears ihe stubborn heart Of me
unholieYcr. lie stated that ihe man VINO
/ loudly boosted 0l hls salvation failed To un-
dcr-tind doe trle meaning 81 7ciipiufai
words. Norman could positively state Wheth-
or he was saved or not 10 make such a
statement was false. uurclnonapic' ana
un.crptufll. lie said ST. Paul never
made any such claim. he was satisfied IN
saving that Doe had "a reasonable nope oi ehl-
yaiiun. and not "a positive one. lightning
conversions are at "a discount at Dr. DUN .
BELLS church. and refNai- are absolutely
secuted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

CLAKsNuLE, Tenn. Mar. Receipts
are light on account OF high water and
.he bad condition OF the country roads.
sales for the week ending to-day are iji
hlg-leids. The market was very high ana
irregular in the first part of the week, but
became somewhat easier and more regular,
and bias closed strong, with prices more to-
wards ihe inside figures Of our quotations
than we last reported.
New crop is Offering in gfoater volume,
and prices are much higher than CORE
-peulugq qualities az OLD, although the safety
uf bis condition is not we'll assured. Ia the
last few weeks very little old tobacco has
appeared of really desirable character.
VI. II. CLARK & BRO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF CENTURY

euro Indigestion, Sour stomach. Heart
burn. Fiatulency, Collie, and an Diseases oi
the stomach; Co-iiYclrs-. Inflammation.
Diarrh0a, Piles, and Diseases ofthe iioaeis,
Congestion. Bili0usDe.s. Jauniirf, Nalsla
Headache, Gldllnes., Nervousness, Wan
defing Pains, Malaria, Liver Complaint,
and all Diseases arising from "a cofged AMI
sluggish Liver. They clean The mucous
coats, reduce gorged or congc,fed condi-
tlons, break Up stubborn complications. r.
store free, healthy action - The organs, and
give tho system chance - recover tone
and tfreneth. They arc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

NDffssed p0uliry. Turkeys, II TO be-
0ucfs. 10 % l3c. Chickens 10 lie.
.Dricd fS7nf Peaches, peeled, 8 b. &C.;
1npoolsd. halves 2 10 Be-. Apples. sliced. 2
b. 3iSc.: quarters. pa 10 &c. Cherries. pit
ted. 7 20 &c. Blackberrios. 70 &C.. Whor
tlcberries. 10 &c.
Lord-Prime country, ~ to Sc. per
pound.
f,na0ns-Per barrel $3.50 10 500.
Ordnqes-s2.25 10 $3.50.
fem0ns-s2.5O 10 $3.50.
Peannfs-Fancy stock per pound, ; to &c.,
Poirioes-Per hnshcl, 81 % &C.; Ter
barrel. 800 10 SID.
-Ginseng. por pound, $3.50; Seneca,
per pound. so 20 &c.
Secds-Cioyer. per pound. 81 10 7c.;
rlmo hy. per bushei. xi.f0 30 $50; Orcnard
grass. - 81 9Oc.; Herds grass, 40 o. 5)c.,
soman millot. % % 9oc.
Numac-Por loO pounds. l5c. % 81.
-rub-washed. 80 10 BE. per pound
snwashed. BE. per pound.
Sfr0u-Compresscd, 100 pounds, 81 70
fc., loose, pressed, large bales. a. 20 tDc.
eafhcrs-Prmc live goose, 40 10 i3c. per
pound: mixed. - to DC.
Gamc-Partridgo 10 20 t2c.; rabbits,
10 TO i5c.; phoasanis, y to Sjc.; senison,
tfc
Evarsced- bushel. 81 10 Si.l0.
Hogs Dressed. 10 ji5c.
Hides-Dr. nints. Hght weights. 20 7c.
per pound; heavy weights. 5isc. per pound;
iry sailed, 51c.; (weD saltei, c11c.; green,
Sc.
Flour and Meal.
FfOur-RichmOnd patent roller family
$3.50 10 So; fancy family, s.; family,
$3.50 10 $40; choice extra, $3.50 to $40,
extra, S325 TO $3.50; fine, $3.50 10 -.
Ncoi--City, per bushel, a)c.; country Doc.
Mn Feed.
Shipstuh. per ton, So.
BrOWnstuil. per ton. $3.50.
Bran. per ton. $500 to $3.50.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. Etc.
Ccmenf-JniOn. per barrel, >l.h; kosen-
lale Si.5j TO Sl.40; James River, si.2o To
Sl.30.
Lime Rockland. per barrel. Sl.i0 to
S.i5: Anchor, Sl.o5; RNerl0n, N.o0, 81;
Virginia lines. ajc 90 81.
Plastic Lump, 81; ground, $3.50 TO 81,
Calcined plaster Sl.oo 10 sl.lo.
Iron. steel nails. Etc.
Ir0n-Amerca refined, Ola Dominion
bar. per pound for standard sizes. i-ioc.;
| English and American sheet. 80 to 5hc.;
| ~vedes hammered. o. &c., hoop. to iisc.
N1Ns-Od Dominion, standard size,
S2.21. steel, S2.35.
Walker hOrse-shoes. 81; mules, -.
Nav. Oats and straw.
Hru-NO. I Timothy. per ton, $3.50 %
StfO0; 40. .. SD 10 $500, mixed, 81 20 Sill
/ Virginia clover, SD 90 Sill
fS-nalei, Sll To- fl2.
Shucks-Ba ied. 55 % ooc.
lumber, slaves, Etc.
Iumbfr-Whit oak. per 1000. $40 20 Sls,
yellow plno framing timber, - t0 $40 per
] 1000: boards. 5, t0 $40. poplar. West \ir-
ginia, No. J., $50. 40. p So, No. 3, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

A MOBILE, Ala. Special says.-ihe UNI
nreccdenfed cold OF me past two nights and
DAYS has .strOyed the prospect ~ vi a
was considered the finest vegetable cfvp
ever known DE this country. The loss il g.
limatcd at 10000. and includes the entire
cabbage crop with DO plants % replace it);
also peas. beans and Irish potatoes. One o.
the largc planters. senator Dan cniih,
loses "a ine crop " 5O0,o00 caDbagcs, valued
az $4,000. besides other truck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
New York Produce Market.

NKw YORK Mar. s.-tlour dun and un-
changed: city mill extras. $4,000 $50: for
West Indies. Wheat firm; SO. red win
ter. s7s.N $50. cash: March s6i.c. Corn
steady: No. red mixed. 36 .n3b34c. cash
March. Doc. Oats quiet; 80. linked. 2sc.
cash: March. 2s31c. Pork duh; mess.
StO.75dSll.JO. Lard quiet; March, so.d2
sugar fairly active and steady refined firm
cut-l0af and crushed. 1Ac.: graduated and
mould A. &c. Coffee steady fair cargoes
Rio 2llsc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
Acoldents VIII Happen.

Miss Summit lat the BALL me, Mr..
Dashaway, but ] believe that is my glove
protrudlng from your pocket.
Dashaway confuscdly Why, wonder
how it got theroi
Miss Summit lseverely)-I haven't the least
idea remember giving it 20 Mr.. Cleverton
90 the last bali ] attended.
Dashaway "a few moments later to Clever
tonl-Look here, old man, when you hire an
other dress suit, don't leave anything IN the
pockets. Remember that we trade at the
same place. -Clothicr and Fnrnisher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE. Mar. s.-Cott0n nominali
middling. lli.gliNc. Flour dull. Wheat
southern. steady; Fultz. $50 Soc; Long
berry. s0@ s6c.: Western, steady; No. 2 win
ter, red spot and March. S2@SAc. Corn
Southern. quiet; white. 3GW i0c.; yellow
SG3sc.: Western, firm; mixed. spot and
March, 36iSNBi+c. Oats steady and un
changed: Southern and Pennsylvania
21@3Oc.: Western. white. 2sH3lc.; DO
mixed. 27G2s~c.; graded No. white. Doe
Rye duh and unchanged; prime 20 choice
5jGjIc. Provisions firm and unchanged
Petroleum unchanged; refined. lisc. Othel
articles unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

DURHAM. y. c.. Mar. Large receipts
0f leaf tobacco are t0 Dee noted in the market
reports of this week. Offerings of all the
medium and low grades were free and cut
ter- more plentiful. some few lots of fancy
wrappers sold to-day as high as Sic. Wrap
pCr- boo general are scarce and Ot very un.
satisfactory quality. some good quality
mah0ganie- are beginning 10 show mp and
Ne expect 90 see more OF them as the season
advances. The demand is strong for all
GRADES OF leaf. WEBB * KRAMER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

The styles in mems straw hats Tor 'ne e CON,
inc season viii tend more 70 the iancuu' IMAM
last season. Tie silk hat bands VIII pe IN a
variety Of well chosen solid eolors ana colno'-
nation.
Some Of tho ultra swells viii wear "llIe
waistcoats when tho thermometo' Is down
near freezing point. The material is "'sn".
bio but infinitely warmer than 'n0 S"'''''''
textures.
The velvet collars on tho finer sinoo.niacsu '
STYLES OF mems topcoats are being mace more nor,
liberal than heretofore. Win inc o'os"
edges they now measure fully two ana ONO
half inches OF turnover,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
Chicago Market.
by Telegraph. 7

CHICAGO. Mar. s.-Wheat opened firm
and steady Corn dun and a shade lower.
oats quiet and easy. Provisions active aud
stronger. Closing: Wheat March, nc;
May, $40; June, ne. Cou-March.
RE: Msy. noe; June. ~ '4c. oats
March, 2Oc.; May, 2lm2lisc. June. 2u' ~
2034c Pork March. S9.s2ll; May, Sl0u3W
SlO.Oll. June. SOLO. March, f5.02l.
MAY. ,5.O2i4; June, sj.WW6Olll. Ribs
March. S4s11s; May, $3.50; June, Si.'J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Maid Of all Work-Th' gent says as how
he'd ruther have bacon an meal cakes than
chicken
Tho Landlady- What made him change
bis mind
Maid-He seen th' ole man goin' out c "a
hen coop with a buck saw-Frank Leslie's
illustrated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
LIGHT AND AIRY.
Where Memory Is Painful

Where Memory Is Painful.
A year ago
NV mind was SD
Torretfui that twas paininR
My friends. and
Was urged % Try
A course Of memory training.
did my best
Time did the rest.
And soon a cure Effected.
The memory plan
Proved better ia
really had expected
But then. alasl
met q lass
Who held herself above me.
/ w0oed IN vain,
And won but pain
She said she couldn't love me.
And now I wish
@. how wishl-
That had never met her, :
or that my mind
Were less refined.
For now ! can't forget her
Exchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

NFw YORK. March s.-leserNe, de-
crease. $50; loans. decrease. f5,4oV'.
$40: specie. decrease. s2.iel ,5O0i lcth
tenders. decrease. sl.624.sUO: deposits, de-
crease. sI.ol3,OOO; circulation, increase
$4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Corn 500 bushels.
Oats-1 900 bushels.
Pcas-iO bushels.
Mill Ofal-ii tons.
sALEs REPORTED TO sKcsyTAkr.
Wheat Lonxbcry. 1900 bushels prime
on private terms. >hortherry, $50 bushels
good at 63c. Total sales Of wheat, l.'Ao
bushels.
COTTON RKPOrr.
Market firm.
Quotdfions.- Middling, iOkc.; low mid
ding, 9j.c.; good ordinary, Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
Oh. SCHENcK's
PUL.M0NIC
SYRUP
VIII Cure
COUGHS. COLDS,
Ani All Diseases of tns

ltis pleasant % the tasfr,
and ioes not conlain afaftlclo
81 opium or any ghinE ialufI
oua ltistAe hpsi Coesh Met
lcine Ia lhs Mold. fof sale
hy an pruggisis. frics SiQc
tcr bottle. ~. schencks 10 (
GA Consumption sniils tole,
NAILED ffee' Address
Or. l.H.ScAsack 4 sea. PkaA'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

"Papa. said little Rollo as he laid down
the cow Of Little Lord Fauntleroy" which
no had found in bis Christmas slociins i
Papa, why don't you call mamma dearest
because, my son" replied the iatnef' a.
ne looked at the holiday bills, mo gentleman
viii twit on facts. New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

SHAKE Oh the ELECTS Of a bad cold prompt
L. Inv The use of DR.. Jayne's Expectorant,
a, escape the danger OF irritating ia.
IA ngs into fatal disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Whitelaw Reid did work as a corraponl'
emit OF Cincinnati newspaper Tor - Week
Adam Forepaugh was butcher IN fn''A'
deIphia when he decided to 80 into the sAo"
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
The Universal Nraiady.

Oh, for some relief effective
From this cursed grippe
Oh, for some new fierce in'ecliNe
10 describe the grippe
When you've taken Six or seven
Ouinlnc pills. and need eleven
More. it makes you sigh Tor heaven
Where there Is no grippe.
somer, lie Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Grain and Cotton Exchange
RICHMOND, VA, March ;, 1890.
OFFERINGs.
w neaf-f $50 bushels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
DR.. ScHEkck'S
XSEAWEED
ONIc
Isap Positive Cure FOR
DYSPEPSIA

And all Disorders o. the ID.
gestiye Organs. Its ike~is,
! Corroborative or strength
ening Medicine, and may b
taken with benefit 10 all eases
II Debility. for sale by all
Druggists. Price, 81 90 per bot
tie III. Schencks New Book
on Langz. Liver eni Stomach
nailed free. A'lslrfss,
pf.l.h.schsnck Z 500, RhIla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
Hichmsna STOOL MARKET.

Reported By Jonn l.. Williams & son
BANKERS aud brokers. 40 III Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

IIe I..is and iibes provoked by the great
respective event are numerous. Chicago
.lls QUO messages iO the East 10 those Of
.. .aHnle who contemplate seeking the
i..l West. that they need fear no real dan
.. ffm inp natives. The Indians, on The
lh1'e. afe n0l hostile out here, and where
I0g are.in COW BOYS. everywhere gallon
ne anl NhOOplng with their bOwie-knifes
Irandished ia ine air, generally keep them
u subsection.
Dr. would De well Tor the civilized Eastern
's i0 bring along as many bright coins a.
possible. az these saNagcs have par
iclim fancy for those, especially the
Pies with the eagle carved on one
ide and The head OF Liberty on the other.
nei viii part with almost any Of their
arcs aud products f0r those. Barbed-wire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-18

fl7II ~, --,,----i- ' = - -, =
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! III tlt M. -. GiatlEH In memory ot
Airs. Frank Johnson, was a tended b
IAN oypTt}oNtlpr rHltrrh an pyfIa,,ra. !. ;.
Itha l,i9h nste,.,, = ,yh,nl, mo 1,tNa.Z..
.,lN,',<i-, '','' ~ 90.
~ ~ ''' "'1 ''''' ~ V"i V't.fhS atlI
IieE general worth ol character. Ihc
! church WAS neatly dlappd in mon-
nln,r far the Sarvira ond ra,n,ri-c an
,.,,,.,,;..,, ~ 49,, .,..',.,,
r. r. ''.'1' ~ ~ ''ss,'5''n were n,'.'3
us htNH' ~atiidltH a'lu Sprohl, -HaJoi
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-18

faAf "a ~ "A
c.s.-'r w., CO.
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90 ~ J"iS " i"n "ii 10
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o. 1aul / ire M. ms 20. vs.
pitte'' J',nes Alhs; ,;s lase = ~ ]llsH' H. -
o.tei ioi piaihl1A, bei' % bouch 10
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.3 i.ea G,Vt VI =, > "a, ~: laSiof, ueo' w lt'"e'
a,la ~ ~ T. uioson. La" py Court
>. ni'SS anu 'e"diu E-uds 10
f."''t''l' 'loh "a Do"so AoA ~
"loSo'''
! u. NJ Oshourne x Co. vs.. II J. Ben
edlct. Facts by jury. }. +. Biak e
lof i!ashilh' Del bouck loi deien
dailt'
Patrick J. Lynch VS. William J
Baxter Facts 10y jury. r. B. smith
er ana +. M. Bennett Tor llah'ltl'
ben " hoaek lor sezeadaht'
linrhert lIumpfner vs.. r. NJ. Os-
bourne 4 Co. Law and fact hy jury.
n'oh =, l'o"se ana j. W. beil loi
PialtlllI, heo ". flaWtS 1or defendant.
John W. Molm vs.. Asa 4. Story
factS ny ]9fy' Nhlttnmor. X Jones
l"f pi"lfilin' ,. , Lochhalt Tor defel-
adnt.
Benjamin \. Tnttle VS., Ellen j..
uttlt ACT oy jury, >. > Lock
mar ioi l'ialillii' Den bouck loi
uelei'"ail''
Emmett +. Brown VS.. William G..
h'v0geT. ~" ana TACT by jury.
beil boatN ior plalh'ill;. olon a..
Doa8e l9I defendant.
! nos. /. De"ers vs.. johh 1. BoSt-
nnd,a ~ 10" .''a "',' 49, t,la ~ w NJ. p4o'' 1
.l.fat;tT, 'I'I' =! ,'' - - = ,''',l - 80
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80, 0' 7ora,,.l.nt @ tI''''''i'' - ~ 1'e1'he' =
wa W ~ '',','''''
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-, = = !" : = - "',l' '1'.'''is'
neniI SaldkotteI respondent Vs.
hlnll Me'ef Appellant. II. y. Mon
- l'ala ~ 80 poi'eiit' = u owen
''. i''il''''s
Herman Magodonry, appellant, VS..
,U'i' -. poada,1l III - -, ~
for respondent.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-18
kTx OFFICERS.

tITX 0EFEgE1.s.
rs Volkmar
f3ouck.
Aug Mlttestaedt
1R, + Rodgers
ICES. C. Jones
,rney--Thos. L FuU.k
.n-lst Ward A Mcbride, N
her 2d Ward w y Saunders, W J
Sd Ward a ltrlandson, i W
MI arshal, Street Commissioner, Building
I ector and Fire Warden-J Il simmons
nan--Charles Satellite.
BOARD or EpucATloS
aihs y Bell, Sc Jones, ] L Eastman, II
tord, Irving Bath, . " Anttlman
Hoohmuth.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-18
COME INTO CDEl1T.
Where Lawyers aud Iitigants
"rans1c. and Justice and
LAW sits EnthroEc;l.

The March term of the circui
court for this county Hon. j. q. An
dreWs, presiding was opened this
morning by Sheriff Benedict Singing
III his most melodiouS tones the Gus
tomary "heBr We. hear ye'' aftel
which the Judge called upon Clerk OF
Court Lochnart to cal off the list ot
grand jurors, and the full panel of
tWenty-three, with the exception OF
e. w. Merry and Frank Mueller. the
latter OF whom was killed at the Or
tonville quarry last week, answered to
the call Of their names On the re-
quest Of the court that those Who
We're not full citizens should stand llp.
Louis Lambert and John johnson did
SO. and upon instruction Of til" court
the latter secured his second papers
and was admitted member of the
jury, and Mr. Lambert was excused.
The jury as tAlt5 composed. Mith Mn
4. NJ. lIagan as forcm&n. was sworn
in and is as follows:
William Anderson, G. H. Rider,
A. NJ. IaEAu. A Ten II stDu+
}. W. LlgEett, 7. NJ, Guthrie
John >QElyau, I'D 5 Fiealy
NeIs bahle, Peter Ginther,
= .F1+spu II. l.. frN0Ts
K. f HUSKY, j. L. Erickson
John Johnson, C. II Porter
W. i Crowl Lee Alnsaen.
(. L. Bearfsiey, j. e Stanford,
Judge Andrews gave them a very
concise and clear charge rs to their
powers and duties as grand jurymen,
lnStructing them 70 act without
fear or favor in all matters brought to
their attention. John Il Hanson, the
only prisoner from this county. was
then brought into court and being sat
lslled with the jury Was again remand
ed 70 the Jail and the jury retired for
the purpose OF commencing their du-
ties. The calendar was gone over and
the petit jury list called and twelve
good men and true sworn to trv the
case of Matthias Sheele vs. \ + Ran
dall, in which a Judgment of el.2ul
WIS rendered Ill favor If plaintiff, no
defense being made The divorce ease
ot Benjamin \ 'Futlle Us Ellen + Tut
lie was presented to the court, a de-
eIblon to he given later.
Following is the list Of petit jurors
and the fIll etlpnltlr
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@. F.-SYLVAN LODGE No. 81.
Meets every Tuesday evening at seha-
all. Visiting brethren cordially lnsl-
l4D Emanuel. \. u.
!. LuNHERG, Sec.
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ior ssscs.tsr.

hereby announce myself cahd-
ilate for cits assessor II. the comlna
city ei.ctloa. aud solicit lhe sntragns
of the, ,so,tls ui MIllalh .ar this IT.
ticsS g X. T. ReiGL.s.
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NO. O. W-Meets first and third Mon
= b d1yAVAnings Of each mouth II Mason
VftitiHg brethren cordially invited
: q ae J0mnSe y16corder, {. L. GROVER. NJ. ",
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CIIU RICHES.

q TlIOLIr;. Service Ill st. Lawrence
ar IhufGltev sunday and holy day at
81 Il. III. REy .JoHs lIERMELING, Priest.
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~ AND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
II te Meets every second and fourth satur-
tip. M. sharp, at the Court House.
lpFJ mar adea vlslting our city ARE invited "
} hILlwith us. Q w DiGGs, Commander.
8. FlTCn, Adjutant.
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rtg5)F q. K.-SEDGWlGK DIVISION No,
N 3i3. Meets in Schater'. Hall, MiIaank.
lI,ia. M. the first and third Sunday q each
els \. y MATTHEWS, 1l1ei.
.41TACE Foss, Sec.
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LANl VI
ga. N.-MHBANk LODGE No. 20
Stated meetings at Schater's Hall, on
Thursday evening oi each month.
IL brethren are cordial ~ invited TO at
MER Y = &c. ksArr, ". NJ.
I, OAK. Hos. L. BoueK, Secretary
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2ST NJ. Il. Church. Preaching every
Sunday 1t 1915 q. II. and 1:331 .. IN
nth League G:.io p. m. Sunday school
Pf1yer meeting Wednesdays 1t 1:3u
q kEY.AC. SHETLAND, Pastor.
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sldKEG GATInNAL--R II Eattey, pastor
&sYl0ka every Sunday at lo:5 a III and
\ xNxiny school l. IL; L 5 & L sun
l1s N:3o /, n
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a 4RAN-service oocasiona! III tile
lang 4age 1T the church at
u r. kEv ] ii SToRLiE, Minister.
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DER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS =
MiIbAnk Division y o. 30. Meets at Ma
Hall every second and .ourh Sundays
m. All members 81 the order cordial
,lted. T.. A. JoHssof, Chlet Cond I.
Hox1E. Sec. and Treas.
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Service III Library Hall first
y0t each month at ln:45 a III
REV j NJ MCBRIDE ot1iciat-
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WHEN
state ~

S@ses. - * fine new mich roN
JOHN \. WILLIAMS
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