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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-21

: istratCr, guardian. trustee, as
signee. receiver.
QCTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
- namsey-ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of William L.
.n Afintzer, deceased.
BAT Chambers, January Goth. 1890.
Z This matter came on To be heard this day,
s3pon the petition of the St Paul Trust Ctna-
spaIiy. as the administrator, with the will an
mex of the estate of said deceased for the
license and order of this Court 20 sell certain
preferred stocks and CAPITAL stocks of The ST.
Paul & Duluth Railroad Company. and also
certain dividend scrip of said pitaI stocgl
fully described in the said petition. and also
in the Inventory on file in said matter i'll
this Court, and which stocks are stated TO be
of the appraised value of S3.0l2, for the rea-
sons set forth in the said petition.
Now OH motion of the said administrator
1t is ordered that all persons in any manner
interested in the estate of the said deceased
show cause, If any they can. before this Court
at special term thereof appointed to be held
d. 1890, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF
that day, Or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard why the said administrator should
not be licensed and directed to cell all and
singular the said stocks and securities de-
scribed In said petition, at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash. or upon such
other terms as said Court may then order.
Further ordered that notlce of this order
be given to all persons in any manner inter
esied in the estate of said deceased, by the
publication thereof for three successive
weeks. once in each week, in the ST. Paul
DAILY GLOBE. newspaper printed and pub
lished in said County of ramsey.
isl SAMUEL MORRISON,
Judge OF Probate.
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MINNEAPOLIS 6 ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
ALn.4si' Lea R)JC4.
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EAKM ---3. 2U0-acre farm in Manitoba;
Il 4S acres. Ri;hland county, Illinois;
GOO acres. Washington county. Kansas: 4Oa
Dixon county, Nebraska; $50 acres, Wash.
ington county, Minnesota; so acres of choice
land III Missouri.
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BOARD sEaIE.fkED.

4 tn. WHITE %EilFLD HONE.
~ 30 West Fifth st. is home for girls
coming 10 the city in search OF work. Board
reasonable l1-I3
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POPULAR WANTS

The GLoBE's local circulation in the cities
OF st. Paul and Minneapolis is larger than
the circulation of any other newspaper; and
1t has become The recognized WANT Medium
for the Twin Cities.
WANTS are inserted in the GLOBE under
Classified headings according to the following
TABLE OF RATES:
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JEsyELRY &c PAWNBROKEAs.
PHOTOGRAPHERs.

5. Nj. TAYLOR, 81 w. 9TH Children's mic
nreS. pastel and eravon portraits a speeialt
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PROFEsSEONAE..

M A. TUSSEY, 223 EAST EIGHTH
lfls ST.. treats in all diseases: consultation
free; gives massage treatment; Office hours
from a. N. to 8 p. m. holds meetings
every evening, Sunday included for spiritual
benefit. 1913
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INSTRUCTION.

" JaSDA-Lessons given in drawing
Wv and painting. Room No. II. Sherman
Block. cor. Wabasha and Sixth sts., ST. Paul.
l.-5U
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THE ST. PAUL trust COMPANY
offices Cor. Four II and jackson
streetS-acts as executor, admin
istrator, guardian. trustee, as
s1Enee, receiver.
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No still forbid Wants will be received.
In every case the time must be specified, and
the money, according to above schedule,
must accompany the order.
gTi Advertisers viii please designate the
heading under winch they desire their
@Wants' TO appear
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reasonable. l4-45
GibAKD-l.arge. atty furnished rom
- for two, with b d: terms reasonable
No. 9 West Ninth st. l -4S
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DR.. TELLER,
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DR.. Feiler, who has had many years of ex-
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Country. He has never failed in curing and
cases that he has undertaken. Cases and
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Or write for list of questions Medicines sent
bymail and express everywhere free from
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QUA rID-FurUisned front ro,ms, with
- board; one block from. Harris theater.
$50 Washington 1928
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The DAILY
GLOBE is the
organ Of the
masses, but OF
no party. class
or clique. 1t
is looked up
o n b y t b g
masses as q
fpien d a n d
counselor, BE-
sides a steady
news-giver.
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J.J..DUNNIGAN. 22o East seventh.

THE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY.
Offices. Cor. Fourth and jackson
SfreetS--actS as executor, admin.
1Strator, guardian, trustee, as
signee, receiver. etc.
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A GENTS should write for illustrated cir
N cular and terms for Two weeks trial of
Missouri washer; washes dirtiest clothes
clean Jy hotsteam without rubbing; easily
sold; profitable. j. Worth. st Louis, Bio.
3 -TIps-.H,
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DRESSNTAKING.

nHESSMAKING- to know thew
IL can get frst-class dressmaking. cutting
and fitting done at reasonable rates by call
ing at 10 West Seventh ST.. Room 5. 1913
nRESsM MAKING for the next thirty DAYS
- done at greatly reduced prices; first
class work; fit perfect. Miss K. Cohen, So
East Seventh. Rooms l and z. 354-12
JARVIS, dressmaker and ladies' tailor;
- patterns cut 10 measure; furs altered
and iepaired. 516t2 Rice st. 353-2l
M RS. La MOUNTAIN, 1U9 Dakota Av.,
It1 Fashionable dress and cloak maker;
all work first class. 1927
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A GENT>-Wanl d. general and local
II agents to handle the new Patent Chem
produced grasses ink in two seconds: no abra-
sion of pa er: 200 to 0G per cent profit;
sells at sight; territory absolutely free: salary
TO coed men: gamIle 30 cents by mail. For
facturers The Monroe Eraser Co., La Crosse,
Wis. i7-22
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miscellaneous Civ IIs,.

A TRAVELLING SALESMAN, WANT
n ing cheap and very comfortable home
in healthful country town of 1000 inhab-
itants, can secure a bargain by applying at
once; house, e rooms, shed and ouIbuildings
all connected: barn, one full acre of lind,
lawn 81 feet front, beautiful trees excel
lent schC OILS. churches and stores; best sori-
ETY.; everything. nice; price low; terms to
suit; owner living in Minnesota Write or
call j. W. Blanchard, Elk River, Mimi. 1921
EOR SALE-A bargain. Lots n, %, 26,
Il 81, % and 20, block 2, Joseph r.
Weide's Second addition TO st. Paul. and lot
II, block 2, Joseph r. Weide's addition to
st. Paul. Price for the seven lots. S7.aOU;
$3.50 can remain on mortgage three
years at 8 per cent interest Address the
owner, James Basch, 1915 Front ST., Seattle,
Wash. 2l-24
D EAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Splendid
IL brick-veneered 14-room double house;
one of the finest locations in Minnea polls;
for sale by the owner: cost $4,000: will sell
for less: s.. f'Uu cash. balance to suit at 6 per
cent. Address o 2nS. Gloha 1923
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STORE AND BAR FIXTURES
- HEATING AND COOKING
MsAvssS!TM OUTFITS.
ttsasesEl|s)pRUDEN STOVE co.,
WSbS.SsSW 400 Sibley st.
n e. Get Catalogues aud Prices.
:. 2SI*

THE 81 PAUL TR UST COM
o Ices Cor. Fourth and .Jack son
ssreetS-actS a Px ecutor. admin
= istratOr, guardian. trustee, as
Signee. receiver.
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AUCTION SALES.
havanagEl 81 JoFinsOn. Auction.
P<AEsS.

ga T. a. II. MA frs.E-r ~TDC.> AT
L Auction-We will sell at auction at the
warerooms. No lN5 East six h street, store
lately occupied by b. 4. stone IL Co., on
thursday. Jan %. at 10 a. m, lo4 Portland
Swell-Body and Jump-Seat Cutters, 90 pair
Light Bobs with boxes complete: also large
lot of Robes, Blnnhets. ell. Whips Har-
ness, Leather, Coats. etc., etc. These goods are
all new, and every a5Iscie will be sold 10 the
highest bidder without reserve. Kava, agh
Il johnson, Auctipneers 2I-.3
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MUSICAL.

DIANO TUNIND-Si. 5a-First-class work
L guaranteed. Samuel L. Crutchett, 525
Wsbasha ST.. Room =. City references. 1924
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

AA company T work good aa ioT wages ss :0a 3
swamPers and leaders. 81 and $50 per
month; farm hands ana woodcnuppers
Moore d Co, 2S3 Sill ley St, opposite depot.
2l-22
A CHANCE FAL FETIME-Send at
~ once % cents for an outfit OF our new
book, "EX plUra ions and Adventures Of
henry N. Stanley" you cannot fail 10 make
a handsome sum Of uey in a very short
time at the liberal terms we allow agents
Experience not necessary; distance 10 hin
drance Ladies can do as well as men,
Empyreal Publishing House. st. Paul, Mimi.
3R--
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FARE COAU., SLErPlttS arc run on
Pacific express trains leaving ST. Paul at
,:lo .. m.
Through Pullman Sieepers daily between
St Paul and .,lafton Grand Forks Winni-
peg, terguS Fails. 'eleia aid all points West
c. E. STONE, City Ticket Agent 1872 East
Third street st. Paul
G. f. Mic E...L. City Ticket Agent 10
NicoIlet House MInnea pnlis
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Real ESTATE FOR SALE.
Masraw Bros. 81 Os.mEn's Ex-
change List J!


Room II. Globe Building.
On AND AFTER this date we will be
" found in our new quarters at Rooms l29
and l3o. Globe Building. Our old quarters
were inadequate 10 the press and inquiry of
our numerous customers. We are now ready
for business. We have the largest list of
property, both here and at the head of the
lake; we also have very fine list OF property
we will exchange. Gil and see us. Magraw
Bros. d Osmun, l29 and 1870 Globe Building.
S12tHN-iHA,Dsoa house and
Fergus Fails. The house is as good as can
be built OF wood. heated by steam. thirteen
rooms. with pantry, bath room and plenty of
large closets; basement under whole house.
including bay windows: eighteen-inch wall
under each partition. dividing The basement
INTO four we Lighted rooms: good, large els
tern; large brick smoke house barn, car
riage room, stable yards to az accommodate fif-
teen head of horses or cattle; water in the
yards; this property has cost about $500
The grounds contain ABOUT twenty-four acres,
with 10 foot street running all around It.
This place is beautifully located i'll the best
residence portion of the city, overlooking the
town; IL is under high state of cultivation,
containing trees of all varieties including
many beautiful evergreens and fruit trees;
artificial lake containing between one and two
acres eleven feet deep and full of fish; this
Is one OF the finest places IN the Northwest,
and is very cheap: will trade for a good,
clean stock of dry goods. balance in cash
M f. HAVE a customer who wants a
w stock or dry geo Is. boots and shoes,
clothing and groceries, for which he will
trade giit-edge real estate. This gentleman
desires to ship these goods to The West. Any
one wishing TO dispose of their goods will
find II to their advantage to call on us; we
VIII put in some cash for the difference in
the trade. Our real estate will be put on the
market either below or at the market value.
Call and see us and tell us what you have
HOTEL FOR SALE-The Commercial
IL Hotel at Superior. Wis This covers
four lots on Second ST; the choicest property
In Superior: terms easy. For particulars
call at our office
EAKM---3. 2UO-acre farm in Manitoha;
Il 49, acres. Ri,hland county, Illinois;
GOO acres. Washington county, Kansas: 40a
acres, Greenwood county. Kansas; 119 acres, /,
Dixon county, Nebraska; $50 acres, Wash
ington county, Minnesota; so acres of choice
land i'll Missouri.
TIMBER LaNDS-560 acres heavy tim J
l. Der land on the Wisconsin Central rail-
road; over 80 acres OH the Milwaukee. Lake
Shore d Western railroad: 500 acres wooded
land In Todd county, Minnesota. a
p ":stDENCES AND LO,S-In Twin
Ii City and interurhan localities: lots in
Superior: lots in Duluth; lots in West and
South Superior.
pUsi> hSS BLOChS.
Hotala
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f. Holloway &c.. A,ietiOneers.

EUNNITUaD "A ACCTI-IN-We will
L sell at the residence. No 65 Iglenart ST..
between Rice and ST. Peter. Tuesday Jan
Il, al 10 o clock a. M. all The furniture at
above number. consisting of parior furni-
ture. fancy upholstered: bed room suits,
Brussels carpets. fancy wardrobe, cost SIS.
bedding Of all kinds fancy rugs china din
her set and a great yar.eiy of household fur
nilure too numerous TO mention. E. HolIo-
way Il Co. AuctiOneers. 1921
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ma ONEI OANk D by ii. II. Hunt & co.
WI 81 East Third ST., room l. on furniture,
pianos. horses carriages. ETC.; also on ware
house receipts. diamonds watches and sill
verware: private room for ladies; all business
strictly confidential. 295&
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M oNns TO LIAM by Lawton Bros. A 5
lVl jackson st. and l75 Dakota av; have
OF hand S.,uoU at per cent. on improved
property. 3 lis
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PUSiNhSS BLOChS,

100000 stock of dry goods,
Large stock ranch in Nebraska.
OUR TWO FULL BIO ID IMPOsTED
" stations have now arrived, ana will be
shown to purchasers; one is an English
Shire. registered in America ana England;
the other, Percheron, registered i'll France
and America: these stations are fully guar
anteed as represented. VIII exchange for
real estate.
A FINE DOUBLE-DECK STEAM
n boat; viii carry 300 passengers; for
sale cheap.
BARBER ShOP-First-class barber shop
- outfit for sale; three chairs; fine nca-
ton: doing good business; bath room and all
complete: Price $3.50.
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HOTEL FOR SALE-The Commercial
IL Hotel at Superior. Wis This covers
four lots on Second ST; the choicest property
In SUPERIOR: terms easy. For particulars
call at our office
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-21

d. Dahl x. san laws TEX Saturday.
Ticket Office. st. Paul. corner Third and
SSlbley streets an depot Broad way foot OF
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A Va ga $40 .GAuss 1.UANC NJ
n pany loans money in any amount at
lowest rales on furniture, horses, pianos,
commercial paper, jewelry and all kinds of
personal property without 5moval from
house; loans made without delay and can be
paid up III small amounts Room =, First
National Bank Rnildinc 12zk
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NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R.
The Dininy Car H.ine to Fargo.
Nannipe aae.en !. suite ilala
tase Pacific Northwest.

Dining cars on Pacific
Express Trains.
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A UC ION, furniture storage; loans any
n amount; carpet cleaning. Sansomes',
Al Sil.lev st 36S-2S
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Chi. & Des Noines Elk. l*l :5Ja mi s7.3) nm
thica- u d Kan CITY r.xl*J.j5 mi 81 40 nm
Watertown ~ Fac DIV. fH
" Exrei; o. -; $500 m - :55 pm
" aye ylile& Chaska Ex *3: 30 PM lO:30am
Il. Louis Through tx It's rs pml 39:JJ sm
Des Moines = huhsa,
CityExpreSs 1d;:25n mid o.Ioa m
Chicago Fast Ex.. I;.lj pnt / Al ,am
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pARTEN .R-Situation wanted by a
- first-class bartender of long experience:
best references given. Address q POS,
Globe.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
Harness repaired promptly at Perkins
l0i w. Eighth street.



Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph II. Gibson, M.
TOT Madison street, having peacefully
Travelled the matrimonial road for twenty
live years, their silver wedding apniver-
sary was cele ebrated last night In very
happy and pleasant manner. Having .
large circle OF friends, the presents were
numerous, useful and beautiful; espe-
c'aliy go were the fruit aud cake baskets,
the first presented by the choir of Union
N. L. Church, OF which Mr. Gibson is
leader, and the latter by the trAtees oi
the same church. The time via pleas
anuy spent In old d-time "reminiscences,
social conversation aud music, durt ~
which splendid collation., OF Ice cream.
cake and fruit was served.
The respected bride aud groom OF q
quarter of century received the hearty
congratulations of their frierds amid
many Wishes for IL long continued life OF
happiness. Among those present were:
Rev. Adam stsngle and wife, W. N. Nc
Cormick and wife, Miss Nettie McCor-
willie, fsaiah II. Thomas and vie, Mrs.
Sallie Mccall, j. X. Kilmer and vile, j.
4. Seminar AMI wife, James w. Daw-
son and wife, George ". Bland and wife,
q. 5. Robh and wife, w. X. Grant and
wife, Mr.. Isaac Woodrow, Mrs. Maggie
Money, Benismin Money and wife, james
A. Oliver, George Hall aud wife, Rev.
w. O. Koons and vile, Delaware Mason
and wife. Miss joseph, Frank Linton aud
wi,e. Howard MtDAni0l, A. Y. Hysore
and wife, Miss lysore, Mrs. Mackey,
susie Gibson, Fdwsrd Mahan. W. II.
Lingo, Frank keniop, Mrs. NJ. A. Fran
els, William B. Genn aud wife, Edward
Ehler and sister. 4. L. Potter, Miss
Jennie Brown, Mrs. Ehler, Mrs. lIargan
and Miss Sadie Montgomery, OF Phlla-
dclphia aud friends from Chester county.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Mrs. Rooney told the reporter how
Willie had suffered with catarrh since
hc was II little baby and added:
Hhy, he was stuffed up so that sever
and we thought surely he would die.
within n year or two he Kept getting
worse, and we got doctors, who said he
had catarrh in the head, but they didn't
do him much good.
AT last my husband took Willie to
Philadelphia to SEQ Drs. Mccoy and
wildman, of 1922 Chestnut street. We
didn't exactly feel that we could afford
IL, but my husband found the charges
low. 1t wasn't convenient, either, but
my husband argued that It was better
| to have Wiilie's catarrh cured while he
was young and IL could be cured, than to
let II run until no grew up, when 1t
might be too late"
At this juncture Willie began to tell
| the reporter how he used to hive pains
over his eyes and how miserable he used
to feel and how poor his appetite used to
any more pains In my head and l feel
like another boy and can cat lots"
"Wiliie got so bad" continued Mrs.
Rooney, "that he looked like a little
| walking ghost. We sent him to several
doctors. but Drs. McCoy and Wildman
are the only doctors who could do him
any good. They cured him completely
He's u different boy now. He didn't use
10 eat anything hardly but he cats splen
did now and he Is gfent deal stOuter
OH! he's all right now and Drs. Mccoy
and Wiiaman deserve all tho credit ii
the world for what they lavo DONE
| Mr.. Rooney is delighted over tho way
Drs. Mccoy and Wildman treated hi.
boy and is quite enthusiastic about the
great change that has come over Willit
| since lie first took him to Drs. Mccoy
and Wi!dman on the llth OF last August
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
A FOREKUSNEK.


When person with delicate constI
tuition has tendency to cat,,rrh or con
sum niption-whcthcr this tendency is in
her ted or results from taking cold easily
lit IL noticeable that the persons inya
ri.,hly loses flesh ana loses strength, show
ing that the nutrition fs interfered with
IN such case5 the sufferer should al
once he placed unde T. the influences that
will restore the defective nutrition and
tend to invigoratc the constitution.
1t IL to he remembered that in every
case the presence OF catarrh is an evi-
dencc of predispositien to consumption
and no inltter how slight the attack may
he IL should ho treated with the greatest
care md the treatment should be con,
tinucd until all traces Of the catarrii
have disappeared.
If the catarrh is allowed to reach the
smaller tubes in the lnngs-which condi-
tion Is indicated by the splitting up of n
yellow muterial-then immediate ntten-
tion to the mnludy Is dcmaadcd or seri-
GUS lung tronble will result, Catarrh Is,
nine times out of ten, tho cause that
produces consumption, and hence no
one can afford to neglect case of ca
tarrh, however slight. IL is ensily cured
II taken in time and treated regularly
and correctly by specialist. If left to
itself IL Is rarely cured withOuta change
OF climate, but with each new cold IL
gets more and more troublesome, eS-
tending always little deeper into tho
lungs, until II cure becomes difficult and
sometimes impossible.
In such II climate AS this tho throat
should be as carefully and frequently
looked after as the teeth. Yes, much
more carefully attended to. as troubles
OF the throat are more numerous than
dental troubles, and while the latter
only causes annoyance aud pain, con
suniption-the result of catarrli-kills
one out of every seven human beings
born ou the entire globe.
Copyright Drs. Mccoy ana Wildman.)
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
Wnrm weather In Iowa.

KRoKUK, Ia, Jan. U.-The warm
weather following the cold snap has
caused the ice to start in the river here
aud In Its grinding movement, 1t has
wrecked the new government boom, 500
feet long, extending from the lower lock
OF the Des Moines Rspids Canal to the
draw Of tho bridge. A part of the boom,
which may poe IDLY be saved from de.
flruct on, was carried a considerable dis
tance below the bridge.
Much alarm 10 felt by fruit growers in
Lee county, and IN fact In all this section
of the country, for the safety Of the iruil
crop. The remark ably mild weather Of the
fore part Of the season has developed
fruit buds to dangerous degree and the
decided change OF the last week has
doubtless wrought vast damage. There
10 absolutely no hope for the peach eroE
and the apple crop Is possibly destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Apollo Castle, No. 2. X. g. E., held a
castle OF sorrow oyer their lato brother,
James \. Clover, last evening. They
opened with an admonitory address by
NOBLE Chief James Pierson, which was
followed hy singing by quartette,
''Nearer my God to Thee,nJ. b. Aldred,
ID. A. Baker, j. A. Oliver, Jr., aud T. ID.
Shipley participating. Remarks we're
then MADE by Past Chief I. j. Morcland,
followed by singing by qnartette, Thy
VIII be Done" Reading by r. A.
W atsou entitled "Ihere be those. +"
Singing by gusrtette, "What Meeting
that VIII Be-" Remarks by Z. G. j.
Wslmsley and Sir Knight w. Fleet.
wood. Singing by castle. 'Shall We
Gather at the River" l,emarks by Sir
Kni.hts }. D. Aldred, d. A. Baker. J..
Oliver. ii. X. Fulton, Noble Chief of
Wilmington Castle, No. ., gave the
members oil Apollo some good advice,
as did also Past Chief and Vice Chief
of Brandy wlue Castle, No. IL. Remarks
by Past Chief J. Brice OF Cyrus Castle,
No. l. Also very solemn remarks By E.
w atson OF Apollo. Singing by quar-
tette, "Thcre's Land That Is fairer
Than Day" Prayer by High Priest II.
Fulton, after which the castle adjourned.