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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
News Items From the City on the Other
Side OF the River.

After very busy session Of ten days. the
Hastings Court adiournad yesterday. The
clerk is now engaged recording the yolumi-
nous orders and DEGREES. Judge Ingram has
announced that he will hear no more motions
or take no more papers al this term.
There will be "a concert at Leader Han next
Friday night, for the Christian church's BEN
eft. MessTs. Cunningham, Leftwich, ana
Watkins, and Miss Durett Will take part.
ROW.. j. (lOptOn Will commence, Septem-
her 2Sth. to preach series OF sermons en-
titled. "Studlcs i'm Exodus They VIII We
delivered each sunday morning until NO
yCmber 9th
working order with the following number
enrolled. school 80. ]. -; school 90 2 III
school No. 3. 80: school No 1, -; school
no. .. 50: school No. q. 2O3. TOTAL, III. Ihis
is q large increase over the enrolment lat
wear. and there are Sill more 10 be added.
The Manchester Railway and improvement
COMPANY have suspended track laying In the
county. They viii resume operations When
the city and the company come 70 some
agreement iu regard To the Twelfth steet
line.
Tire Southside Land and improvement
company are pushing the work on their me
forward. and IL is probable that electric cars
win be running i'm a few weeks.
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WEDDING AT CENTENARY.
MIR Linton q. Miller and Mrs. Mary 4.
Parkinson.

Mrs. Mary r. Parkinson, widow of the
late Isaac IL. Parkinson, Esq, was married
yesterday evening at O'Clock in Centenary
Methodist church to Mr. Linton .. Miller.
senior member of the firm of Miller n
RnOads, Broad street dry goods merchants.
There was large gathering of interested
spectators, and the chancel of the church
was pr0fusely decorated with pOttcd plants
and ferns. In the midst Of a Vcritahle
bower of green leaves Rev. William E.Jud-
kins, pastor stood while he performed the
nuptials.
The bridal party entered in couples. the
six ushers preceding the bride and groom.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left
the city on trip 10 Naw York, Canada.
and other places.
The bride was attired in a becoming slate
colored travelling suit with hat to match.
The ushers, in conventional black and white
gloves, were: General Charles j. Audcr-
son, Messrs. LlOYd Diggs, :. ii. Pulliam.
and John A. Cullen, Of Richmond; Mr.. j. T..
Ryder. OF Philadelphia; and Mr.. :. W. Ger
hart, of Lynchburg.
MIR. Shepherd Webb. the organist, played
the Wedding March in his best style, and
before the marriage took place entertained
the congregation with some beautiful selec-
lions.
The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Miller
wish them much prospriety and happiness.
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l. Carter, city Engineer cutsnaw, and CITY

l.. Garter, City Engineer Cutshaw, and City
Attorney Meredith.
Mr.. q. T.. Fisher, the manager OF the road
and one of the owners. has been invited q
be present. aud The committee extends an
invitation tn all citizens who are interested
60 he present and give Their views.
The committee VIII ask the owners OF the
road 70 take up this track between FOUR
tenth and Hancock streets; also TO ASK the
owners OF the Richmond Union Passenger
road TO connect their road on Franklin Wild
the Main street line down Twenty-hrst
street; also TO connect II at seventh ana
Main streets with their track on seventh
and Franklin.
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}. l.. tourney The lla and train rob
Der, was before the Hastings Court vest.rda,,
charged with three offences of STEALING f t~,3
coaches al the railroad depots Of the civ. a.
MAS found guilty. aud given four months ia
JAN ioi each case; Flournoy and Harry sum
mefNllle were also tricd Tor attemptinV Ia
escape irom jail. They were given six inon,bS
additional Imprisonment
Eleanor Heights (colOrcd) charged win
stealing one lot OF ladies wearing apparei
lail Tor thlrtY DAYS. Nv W
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Deaths and Burial-.

Mr. Stephen y. Davis, at one time a
prominent citizen OF Richmond and Henri
70. died Tuesday at the residence Of his
daughter, at No. 521 north Fourth street.
Mr.. Davis once represented the county Of
Henrico in the House Of Delegates, and was
as widely know as any man in the city. He
had been an invalid for long time.
Mrs. Rebecca Carter died Tuesday night
at the residence Of her daughter. Mrs. :. :.
Burch. No. $50 north Twenty-iifth street.
Mrs. Carter was the mother OF Mrs. I. W.
Tignor, and was eighty-fOur years Of age.
The interment was made at lakewood yes
terday,
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The committee appointed at recent
meeting Of the Council Committee on
Streets 10 confer with the owners OF the
Marshali-strset railway line with view
Of portion Of the road being taken up and
other changes being made will hold a meet
ing tonight In the civ Engineers office
This committee consists OF Messrs. }. TAYLOR
StTatton, w. NJ. Tuspin, J. W. Thomas, II.
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happiness. and who has pointed out to US
the way 10 arrive at these latter.
THE pIRPOsED PLAN

"If once we can be convinced that there
is purposed plan in the universe. then we
may nationally conclude that these IL pur-
pose and plan in our personal lives
The Doctor then went on 10 show that
there was from the time OF creation an up.
ward tendency In all things, and that this
proved design. 'habce could not be the
promoter o. a continual upward tendency.
The Doctor then went on 10 say that II Is
the hearts hunger that there be Supreme
Being who has thought OF us and tells us
orr duty and the necessity Of our perform
Ing IL. We want % feel that there is this
personal relationship between the individual
soul. however small and insignificant, and
the one iufinite soul which il the life Of all.
"Have we rieht 10 believe IL So stipend
Gus, 50 overwhelming a truth, If il be q
truth, as thisy But five do not believe in
ANYTHING because it il stupendous and over
whelming, then we will not believe in ma
ture or in the universe
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN,
Local Happenings That Require Little
space 10 Relate.

1hure were twenty-one notarcs commits
sioneis yesterday in the Secretary of The
Commonwealth office. Also two commits
siOncrs OF deeds.
The city ambulance was called yesterday
morning TO The Richmond Locomotive
Works one of the white operatives had
fallen from a boiler and spraincd one Of MS
ankles.
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READ ThE SUNDAY TIMES.
4 Case Of Brighrs Disease Cured by
Chase CITY Iithia Water
TESTIMONIALS.
MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY, SA-l

June Is, 1890.
NcSSrs. H0rdV e Roller,
Pr0prjetors chase CITY Lima Hdter,
chase CifV. va:
Gentlemen.-On my arrival here from my
home. bloomfield, ky.. the nth Of this
month. | met my neighbour Mr.. John ID.
Wakefield. Of spencer county, Ky. NJ
Wakefield has, to my own personal know
ledge. been in very bad health for seven or
eight wears. and during that time treated
by some OF the most eminent physicians oil
Kentucky. His nervous system was anect-
ed. complicated with Brights disease OF the
kidneys, and it appeared at one time that
he would lose one ~ his kidneys entirely.
He was as near death as a man possibly
could be. He tried some Of the celebrated
mineral waters If this county and OBJ
tanned only temporary relief.
lie visited this place and has been using
the Chase City Lithia Water since 2ith OF
April. 1890, and. So far as ! can now dis
cover, he has complete relief. His com
pleXion healthy, action improved, appetite
restored rest Tranquil. and spirits revived.
His general condition indicates restored
and inyigorated man. attributable To the
use Of the Chase City Lithia Water
Nety respectfully.
JAMES X. HUGHES, NJ. ID.
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Rad TnE SUNDAY TMss.
Glow to Cure All Skin Diseases.

Glow to Cure All skin Diseases.'
simply apply "swayne's Ointment" No
internal mediciEc required. Cures letter.
eczema. itch, all erupti0ns OF he tace
hands. nose, Sc., Logging the skin clear;
white, and healthy. its great healing anu
curative powers are possessed by no olhcI
remedy. ASK your druggist for swayne's
Ointment
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Chase city, Va. June IS. 1870.
rATE or VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF MICK

STATE or VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF NECK
LENBCRG. tO-wlt:
r. -. Jeilress. a notary public for the
county aforesaid. do certify that DR.. James
Il. Hughes and John y. Wakefield. whose
names are signed 10 the writing above, per-
sonally appeared before me and acknoW-
lodged the same.
Given under my hand this 18th Of June,
1890. THOs. ID. JEFFREss.
Notary Public.
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s'Ii. Not TrtIe.'

Mr. W. :. Dashiel said Yesterday the Sec
ton in the resolution adopted by the Re
publicans of Clay Ward at their meeting
Tuesday night, and published Wednesday.
in which reference was made to his sending
a dispatch TO the Petersburg lndex-Appeal,
was utterly false.
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The reDitentiary Arrivals.

The following conyicts were received at
The penitentiary yesterday. From Man.
chester: Mary 4. Vaughan. burglary i've
years. From Culpeper county: Van Carmen.
ter (coiored(, unlawful shooting, three wears.
sPotswood Loving (colorcd), malicious A..
sault, one year.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS

tHTANT TO CALL SPECIAL AITEN-
" ton OF those who need PLANTS for
CONSf RVATOKIES or STOCKS for GREEN
HOUSES. also those who wish 10 cultivate
WATER LILIES, that bloom fIom spring TO
tall, and through winter Advice and price
lists free. VI. X. CATLIN,
123 south laurel street on
seq River side Park
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The Theatre.

Lights and Shadows a melo-drama,
will make lis first appearance at the Thea
ire on tomorrow night, and will remain for
HSpo nights and matinee. "A Dark Sc
M was very successful here. Yesterday
X&s,soon even the peanut gallery was
erNX<Stl with ladies.
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InrfIfY Nnnr.elf

AGAINST malarIal diseases that are 50
prevalent at this season by thoroughly
cleansing the bowels and arOusing the liver
10 it, normal action. Take Or. David ;
Vegetable Liver Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25

Marriage licenses were granted 10 The
following couples yesterday: Adolph ".
,lnderson and blanche A. Luck, Milton q
Miller and Mrs. Mary r.. Perkinson, Edward
X. Carter, and Gertrude L. Robinson (botb
cOlored), all OF Richmond, Va.
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At the state House.

Among the visitors at the Capitol yester-
day were: W. W. Winston, treasurer Of
New Kent county: Hon. Thomas J.. Wal
lace. Of Fredericksburg; J. A. W. Pulliam,
sheriff of Culpeper county; and Henry fitz-
gerald, sergeant Of Manchester.
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READ THE SUNDAY Tnms.

Woman. Her diseases and Their Treat
ment. y pages. illustrated; price. SOC. sent
upon receipt of Zoe, cost Of mailing, etc.
Address Professor K. II. Kline, NJ. D., 93l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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READ TIE srNpAY TMEs.
Mineral Mafrrs

Chase CITY Lithia. Wolf Trap Lithia. Bow
den Lithia 0rom Georgia), the celebrated
Piummer Bromine- Arsenic water (Asbe
county. y. CD. and all other waters. sold in
this market, by Owens X Minor Drug Com
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READ THE SUNDAY TIMES.


Isit not worth the small price Of 70 cents
IN free Yourself OF every symptom Oh mes
distressing complainiss ltyou think So ca
Al our store and get bottle OF Shiioh lt .I
yer fvery bottle has printed guarantee
nn II I'se accordingly, and If IL does you no
Good il WI cost you nothing. SOLD by bouIe
ker Brothe. and If. ". Shields & Co., corner
of Fifth ard Marshall streets.
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fully concur in the above statement Of
DR.. Hughes, and | am 50 much assured OF
the great benefits derived from the Use OF me
Chase CITY Iithia Water in eiiectlng a CURE.
hitherto despaired Of that / have determined
TO bring my family here from my home IN
Kentucky to reside for some time. at
tribute my restoration to health solely to
the use Of this water
john -. WAKEFIELD,
of Wakefield, Ky.
1t,.., Hft,- Va limo Is ISl1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-25

4 YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSI-
"a lion IN private family where she can
be generally useful. Can teach young chill
dren. a good home more 10 be considered
Va selS-1w
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ON BOARD MONITORS.

w COOK and BODY -SERN AM FOR t"m-
mnnaing officer: Cook must be capable OF
cooking any kind Of dish required, ana Doth
men must have good references. Pay on
Cook. s32; pay OF BOdy->ervant SIG. ABBY
on board. scZr-ot'
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oh. what n Cough.

VIII YOU heed the warnmg-the signal, per
hans OF the sure approach 81 may ilvic ~,
if Won can afford for the sake of SAVING o.
cents. a. ran the risk and do nothing lot H.
We know from experience that Shlloh 1uie
VII cute v,ur Cough II never fails. inns
l,ins tyhv more Than Million of Bottles
Vi.are snid me- pas wear. II relieves 'rouN
and " hopping cough M once. Mothers 90
M. ne without n. Sample bottles free. SOLO
Nv BoIoker Brothers and N. NJ. shields 'o''
,0rner of Fifth and Marshall streets.
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READ TIE SUNDAY TIMES.

The last week Of my removal sale. can
and yet the advantage Of the reduction ID
prices. \. +. JAIME. Matchmaker
1901 Main street.
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rr,rmrR FoRECAsr

WASHINGrON. u. c.. sept. 2i-For
Virginia. fair. notherlv winds. stat
HS itiOn1ry temperature.
For North Carolina. vary ing ln
northern. rain i'm southern portion
stationary tempature. northeasteiiN
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RrApTnE srNpAY TIMEs.

Trusses fitted by competent adiuster
and saiiiactiOn iuaranteed at owens
Il Minor Drug Company.
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THE SUNDAY TIMES is served every sun
day morning by reliable carriers, and orders
LETT at Tue TIMES Office VIII receive prompt
attention.
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nor Rem THE VALENTINE
i HOUSE. located ON Broad. Nmtn, amt
Capitol streets. overlooking the Capitol
Square. Best boarding-h0use IN me city.
GEORGE r. CKAW FORD
au3-tf 1908 Bank street.
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Mis-. Winslow's soothing syrup has been used
Tor children teething. 10 soOthes me ch.ld
cole and Is the best remedy for diauhG9
TWENTY-FIVE cents y bottle.
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pure silk Ribbon. cross grain, satin eoge'
all colors. fancy work, for dresses
No. >. worth Sc, &C.
No. :, worth 10c., &C.;
No. o. worth 15c.. lOc'
Tho newest thing in Linetue Ostrich feathei
Boas, white, pink, gray, black Dlue' 80 go
creps li-scl Boas. silk loop edge r'ooo"
bound si.2i
child's Eating Aprons, pure linen dam'sk'
white and coIored striped and unstamped'
iust lOc.
Found scrap Baskets for the house'Ju't the
kind you can decorate
largest size, isc.;
Medium tize. 35c;
Smallest size, 25c.
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barton Heights Items.

Mr.. n. !. %<iary has been appointed night
4 music.l an1l4 social club has been organs
ized with The fol2 towing officers: Mr. James
II. Barton presidefSS% Mr. H. =. burnett, his'
second vice s,d"nf' MINI j. Emory Shaw.
secretary and musical NpNector; Mr.. W. O..
Shelburn. treasurer NJ
Every effort is being madc3Syp puiiu a IA
duct from First street An e%kl9'riehc.u en-
gineer had ohargeCf the imprON nincnl' VINO
Is now preparing drawings for tG&7 Niauucl !,
ana when completed The county Of KNttehfico
the rl-ht OF way for the vladucr
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READ The SUNDAY TIMES.

ytEHROIGH's wild BURLEt
TOBACCO DOES NOT MAKE fo'
NERVOUS.
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MINIATURE ALWANAc. srrr 2i 1890
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Police Court.

Joseph Washington lcolOred) was charged
with being drunk and fined - and costs.
John Healey was required TO give 500 Sc
curttv for good behavior for sixty days IL
was committed in default.
i A Winfree was fined 50 and costs for
being drunk.
NJ j. O'ROurke was fined s. 80 FOR assault
ING and kicking William Noble
". l.. GOode, drunk. fined 50 and costs
Charles Madison, drunk, cOminitlcd In
default ofSlOO surety for thirty DAYS
Ellen White was charged with being drunk.
She was required to give security for thirty
days good behavior, ana was committed in
default.
b. ". frayscr was fined $40 for fast riding
IN The street.
No. alter Jackson. keeping his bar room oren
n IN inday. Fined SD.
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Observation-Disclosures FOR PRETTY

NTANTED-BUYERS FOR PRETTY
w KIrlIDiNG LOIS, fronting twenty
feet on Chelsea street. and running pack 10
HI street. Liberal terms s25 cash, ana The
balance payable i'm monthly tinstalments,
One-tWelfth each
These lots are beautifully located. just
above and overlooking the Chesapeake ana
OHIO RAM Dad Company and the tanner "
Delaney Locomotive Works, and you nave
grand view Of ;he city Of Richmond, ..,.,,.
I'm addition 10 these 10 : have FOUR NEW
TkNtMfNTS there for sale, privately.
II not sold before, shall sell nj public auction,
SATURDAY, September 27th, at / O'Clock
T.. NJ. Apply to ......,,,. ,,,.,,.,.,.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
80 north Tenth street.
~. az a D a 3D. ge -
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sc2O.2l.23.2f.25.26.27
30 PER SHARE.--THE UNITED

YAH Ibh oiAhL, -. - - ~ i -,
sN,bO BANKING AND BUILDING COM
PANN offers for sale "A limited number OF
SHARES OF Its capital stock. fully paid and
worcestershire, at $50 per share, with guar
anteed cash dividend OF q per cent. per an
mum, payable semi-annually. The company
Will agree to redeem this stock from all dis
satisfied stockholders TWO years from the
date OF their certificates. But II the company
is not called upon to redeem this stock under
seven years an extra dividend OF 500 per
share VIII be paid the holder thereof in addi-
ton To the six per cent. per annum already
paid. For further inform ltion apply at the
Office OF the company, s2l east Main street,
Richmond. Va. sel3-lm
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PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPTEMBER "a
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore Bnlups. from Balt-
more. with general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore, Biilups' Tor balu-
more, with general cargo
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, SEirEMBtH 20.
ARRIVED.
steamship Anerlev. Cuba. coaled and sailed
for Bostor: steamship old Dominion, klcl
mond. and sailed for New York; schooner II.
a. Ogden. New York. 10 load coal.
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WANTS

THE TIMES o0os Specioi Rates toperson
seeking employment.
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rnnPosAL,
OFFICE or THE
SUIT. VIRGINIA PENfrENIIAkA.
-.IIL minor -. lN.h


OFFICE OF THE
SUPT. VIRGINIA IENIrENIlAkh.
september -, 1890. ,
CEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceiVcd at this Office until FRIDAY hi-
TENDER 26TH. Yt - O'Clock NJ, Tor iuihlsh-
ing tuis Institution for The next three months.
commencing october Isl, with the tolp"ih2
articles, in more or less quantities, as ihe TIE.
Qulremeuts demand. viz:
$50 barrels FAMILY FLOUR lsamriel.
/ 800 bushels good mcrchhnttpie bDLihb
MEAL sample,
1000 pounds iIrf sample.
400 pounds light brown SUGAR fsampleh
10000 pounds t'LK, III ms, SNJi LDtli~.
Bt LILIES AMI SIDES lsd'1lleL
1000 pounds IUHfENllNh SOAR l'am-
1.sOo pal.ons low grade -Yiu'PS sample
300 gallons KEROSENE OIL. 10 degrees
$50 gallons HEADLIGHT OIL, 100 de-
grees test.
> barrels VINEGAR lslmplel.
Is slcks Liverpool filled -AlI
The above goods to hc delivered &c tlc VIZ
gina penitentiary, tree Of all drarage' ana
/ i'm such quantities and no such Times aa the
Superintendent MAY require them 10 Dee de-
liycrcd. sul iect p inspection.
Separate bids Will ue received Tor any one
or more of the above articles, the Board oi
Directors rcscIyiug the right 10 reject amy oi
all bids
By order OF the Board OF Directors
se25-lt ". ". MGShs, superintendent.
DROPOSALS.-PROPO WILL
be receive. APP 10 3o'clock +. n. Stf-
TENiHER 18Th for the work Of LEPAlh-
/ 10 BIZ uONETD TIL, FLOOR Sl~ItM OF
rHEJAMFS RIVER FREE BRIDGE. SpV-
cincatlOns and terms OF agre 'meni can uc
seen any time after o'clock EDNt~DA
/ MORNING at my Office. corner Ninth and
/ Cary streets The committee reserve the
right To reject any or all tids
r.. II. CAMPBELL.
seI-lO2I 232f25 Chairman =. and n.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN ON ESp
y the night # the 10Th Of eptem- ~
ber one young BLACK HOk, t-MULt,
weight about 800 pounds. scar ON LEFT hind
leg. under ietlOck. g liberal rewari Will pe
given for information concerning his where
abOuts j. X. COLE, b25 east Broad street
se23-3ts
IRON MAKES BLOOD. GIVES
L strength and creates new Vitality and
Life. gives Appetite and assists Digestion.
THE RAWLEY SPRINGS IRON TONIC
WATER
VIII do all This; il is ihe most positive and
GREATEST TONIC WATER, PARTICULAR
LN FOR DELICATE FEMALES
and general dcbilitated and weakened consti-
tutiOns.
For sale 10 the Trade and Consumers by
J. WAC III. Druggist.
sc 25-it gent for the Water
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READ TIE SINnAY IIMEs.


ASK FOR "BoNNE BOUCHE" TO-
RACCO. 1T II THE FINEST Sun
CURED.
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Local Department.

II. NJ. Marshall, of Lawrence, was in
town yesterday.
The w. G.. T. u. will meet at Mrs j E.
Hurd's Friday at 3 p. m.
Dan Spicer retailed over sixty crates
of strawberries last week.
Mrs. Matte Beatley and her son Eo
are spending the summer here.
Supervisor Marshall, of Porter, was
among our callers last Saturday.
Mrs. Davis Olney and her son Bert,
are spending some time in town.
II. G.. Nash attends the wedding of
his niece Bessie at Marcellus this even
ing.
Supervisors Mitchell, of Geneva. and
Waters, of Antwerp, called on us Mon
day.
Mrs. Lucy Conger visited the family
of John h. Carr in Cassopolis, last
week.
A. G.. Martin went to Chicago Mon.
day morning and is expected home
to-day.
b. +. Warner will offer his pony
saddle horse for sale at auction on Sat
urday next.
Mrs. Gilbert Mitchell, of Geneva, is
in attendance upon her sister, Mrs. L.
W. Melchor.
Regular Convocation of Paw Paw
Chapter, r. A. NJ, next Monday even
ing, June 30th.
Miss Josephine Rice and her brother
L,.a, l. g.,
the hot season.
Phil. Tuckey and wife, of Oshtemo,
visited relatives in Paw Paw Saturday
and Sunday last.
DIR. +. A. Palmer, of Hartford, made
very pleasant call at the NORTHERN
Err Office yesterday.
The superintendent of the Poor
met at the county house yesterday and
audited the accounts.
Regular Communication of Paw Paw
Lodge No. 25, +. ~ A NJ, next Tues
day evening, July 1st.
Miss Lille Hayden, of Benton Har.
Dor, is visiting her cousin Miss Clara
Hayden in this village.
w. G. Bliss name appears in Mon
days list of those to whom original
pensions have been granted.
Harry Myers and Ralph Jennings re
turned home last week having com
pleted their first year in Hillsdale
College.
One sparrow bounty order amounting
to S37 go was paid by County Treasurer
Butler last Saturday to VIM. Culver, OF
Waverly.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-06-25
New Insurance Agency.

ii. A. Chaplin, Notary Public and
Insurance Agent, represents some
of the best companies doing business
in this state Among them are the
Commercial Union and Sun Fire, the
Michigan Mutual Life. and Travellers
Accident. These companies have an
enviable record for prompt and equit-
able adjustment of losses.
1S35tf Office i'm the Court House.