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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-21

PuyGliup Commerce.
No modern newspaper is complete with
out its hen department and so this sheet
proposes to scatter by the wayside its share
of feathers.
When grated on the catawba grape the
American hen produces an egg slightly
stimulating in its effect If eaten raw with
out having its peculiar properties cooked
out OF its corporosity.
Tho PuyalIup Commerce. never sux dux
eggs,
For Sale Half ton of empty sax whose
grain was ali eaten up by various chickens
while laying thirteen eggs the past winter.
Apply at this Office.
Foothill county reports q revenue OF
$l600c from its hens last year. and only
s.. 800 from its mines.
The American hen laid 1000 900 eggs in
the last fiscal year, besides stealing nests
on twice as many more. The blooded
shorthorn hen is charged with two-thirds
of these.
The car of all the Russias insists on
having six boiled eggs for breakfast every
Friday morning, and prefers American
China nest eggs, as the shells are not
porous enough to absorb any Of the dyna-
mite floating in the air Of his dominion.
G. w. Kirk doped his hens with coal oil.
II killed the dandruff, but cool spell COM
ing on closed the pores so they could not
sweat, SO thirty died.
Two polkadotte roosters to trade for
Barkshires or Holsteins at this Office.
Peter Skies yesterday snapped three OF
his Cotswold chickens for the game hen
Dempsey, foaied in IS on the Singleton
ranch, dam Jim McKensie. Good for
Pete, He will raise fighters to sell 70 the
Chinese army.
Menu for Sunday morning Baked beans
and brown bread: black coffee cooled with
ice grown on water out doors; rolled oats
ground glass; head cheese; boiled bran
Sevres china crushed in coffee mill--musi
be hand painted; gunwads-
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ADVICE TO norHxxs.

Mn windows so0snirg eyrup for chfidssn
ssefning b the prescription Of one Of ne best
female nsrsex and Dhysscixas In The United
States, ssz1 has been asEd for forty yexrs With
never failing success by mitl10us OF rnofherH tor
thslr ehlldren- DursnK he p<oeess cf toethiux
il vsIzs Il ineascslszsse Il r<z5eses The chi n
from pain. cures dyxeatzry And oiarrh0nsD3p-
tnx IA the boweis sEad sind cD5c 81 H151u9
health 70 the child u rssss tbs no<heE
Fries. &c so<ssE ewh4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-21

things uncomeay TO the eye and nm
savcry 10 the taste She has promised
strawberries. and the young chickens have
devouYed them. No wonder that Cain
killed his brother. He Vas . tiIler Of the
ground The wonder. is he did not XIII his
father and then weep because he did not
hare grandfather 70 Kill. No doubt his
Early Rose potatoes. for which he paid
Adam 81 . barrel. had been cut down by
bngs from the headwAEeys of the Euphrates;
his Pennsylvania wheat had been winter
killed and was not worth cutting. his Nor
way cats had gone 10 straw and would not
yield flve peck per acre. and his Black
spanish wstermelons hsd been stolen by
boys who had pulled up the vines.
broken down his patent picket fence
and written scurrilous iogger-ali orer
his hack gate. No wonder he felt mad
when he saw Abel whisrling along with bis
French nnerinos worth s. head, and wool
going up every day. No wonder he wanted
to Hill somebody. and thought he would
practice on Abel And Noah's getting
drunk was rot at al surprising. He had
become . hushaRdman and drowned his
sorrow in the flowing bowl. The fact is.
agriculture would demoralize q saint, was
almost . saint when went into il. I'm .
demon now. I'm 1t war with
every thing. l fight myself out of
bed 1T o. m, when all my better nature
tells me to lie still till 7. l fight myself
into the garden to work ike brute. when
reason and instinct tell me 10 stay in the
house and enjoy myself like q man. I
fight the pigs. the chickens. the moles. the
birds. the bugs. the worms-everything in
which is the breath OF life. | tight the
docke. the bui docks, the mulleins. the
thistle. the weeds the roots-the whole veg
etahls kingdom fight the heat. the frost.
tho rain, the hail; in short. ! fight the
universe and get whipped at every battle.
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Who ka9F4 rae largest s1sek Of tae wires sd
champagne II se4ttAez Halsgs Clean . Co.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06
CHURCH HILL NO res.

The Fourth Baptist Church was
crowded to it's uttermost capacity
Sunday night last, on the occasion
OF the ordination Of the following
brethren TO the deaconry OF the 4th
Bapt. Church, viz 0ttoway Brown,
Doctor Lee, Edward Calvin, William.
Dabney, jeremiah Smith, William
Lacy, Thaddeus Undertake. John
Coleman Thomas Norman. Ander-
son Hardway, John Brown, and
Alpheus Scott.
Mr. Parcy Wallace has returned
home from Washington, D. G.
An Invitation has been extended
the Blooming Lilly Club to attend
the Bazaar at New Odd Fellow s
Hall, on tie Third Street on the 4th
inst. The Bazaaris Tor the benefit
OF the \. NJ c. A. under the auspices
OF the Young Ladies' Auxiliary. 1t
viii be held five consecutive nights.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06
THE Huh.

The Young peoples club connected
With st Paul Baptist Church, Miss
Mamie II Dlyee, President viii give
fair at the above named church on
the Sth, 9th, and 10th, the admission
is only 10 cents. Many useful arti-
clcs will be on sale.
Do not forget the war concert and
supper at st L. b. Church on the 10.
The Ebcnezer Baptist Church eele-
brated theanDiverSary of its freedom
on the 4th. by concert with many
choice selections 10y the following al
fists: Mrs IL. EglcstOn. Miss } Bis
hop, Mrs q. W. Tyler, Airs H. NJ Car
rington OF Cambridge, Miss Nehemiah
aud Miss Hooper The following
speakers were present. ReVs A. } I.
6ordan, " r. Chase. Peter Smith,
j Harrell. Il. J. Adams. Il. ID. Grant,
J. McWhirnie, j. g. Birchm0re. II.
Hurley and Hon r. O. Fuller OF Cam
bridge. A large crowd VAS in atten-
dance This cOncertwas TO celebrate
the finai payment oithe debt OF the
church.
The funeral services Of the iate Airs
Fanny Saunders took place from the
st Paul a. a. r. Church Cambridge
last Tuesday at - o'clock, Rev. Z.
Smith otIiciated. The deceased was
q member of st. = b. Church. Bos-
ton also a member Of the Choir A
large attendance were present.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06
THE PLANET.
THANKSGIVING AT AsBURY.


AsBURY PARK, Nov. 27 ISpeciall
The old Democratic county OF Mon
mouth had decided sensation
to-day when the Rev. DR.. John Pat
terson Samson, cOlOred. delivered
the Thanksgiving sermon alta union
service of the churches OF Asbury
Park. This is the first time in the
history OF the. State that a colOred
man preached at such a service.
Mr.. Samson has rem arkable
history. He was born in South
Carolina and is of mixed Scottish
and African decent. During his life
time he has been a school teacher,
editor, lawyer, Government official,
lecturer, author, aud minister. He
was n member of the No Ia Carolina
Constitutional Convention and was
the first colored clerk appointed to
a position in the United States
Treasury after the war. The degree
of doctor OF divinity was conferred
on Mr.. Samson by WilberfOrce Uni
yeTsity. He has published a mum
Der Of widely known books.
TheDoctor's sermon was one OF
the best ever delivered in the Park
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06

The Ministers Conferences convened IN the
library % the First baptist Church. president In
h, ~ Hsv ~ Dop ,ns. :. I'm
read and approved. he following reports "
sunday services were given in
Pilgrim Baptiet Church. Rev. Sandue Howell.
pastor. 1855 preaching BY Rev. Thorbbs. $40
pastor preached : prayer-meeting Fourth Zap
tlst ch1rch. Rev. Evans Payne. pastor. s:se &.
brother y W BoykIn. preached. : Ordination 81
twelve deacons sermon BY Rev. z. d. Lewis.
prayer by Rev. r. Wells. charge BY Rev. A. p.
Dunbar. Hand OF fellowship by brother Morteu
Holmes. pastor S'so s : good. Siso Prof' IS
Jones. T.. D.. preached. $40 pastor preached. 3
Tho y NJ. e. A. services was opened by reading
stated the object OF the meeting Miss Carrie
Hin laid the work OF the Association. address de-
ivered by Lawyer Lewis. and Mrs. Rosa Bowser
aud Brother Hunter the agent for the n NJ C. A
OF Norfolk. Collection for the Orphan Asylum
amounted TO SSV0 an excellent meeting
second Baptist hurch. Rev. z. ID. evils pas
tor. $3.50 =. s. good. 1i-30 Brother Goode of the
Seminary preached $50 pastor preached. pray
Rev A. blntya- Jr.' ID. d.. pastor. $40 :. $. good
il;3o pastor preached. $40 Rev. G. N. Corey. ID
-. preached prayer Aeetins. Fifth 81. 8aP
tist church, Rev. A. =. Dunbar pastor. $50 5. $
good $50 pastor preached. 3 so Rev. A. II. Don.
nails, Rov; Grief Carter. preached
Ebenezer Baptist Church Rev r. Wells pastor
$50 :. = good. 1850 pastor preached also as 3c3l
; prayermeeting. Rising Mount Zion Baptist
Church tFultonl Rev Daniel James pastor s:sl
;. : good 1889 pastor preached. $50 sunday
SEM oil Conference held. Brother b. Johnson
club. No. 3, turned I'm SIS 90 to the Church FIFTH
baptist Church. (Sydney) Rev. j. A. Taylor. pas
at $3.50 and O'Clock
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. Rev Archer Fer
guson pastor. $3.50 :. s. good. 1850 and O'Clock
pastor preached, $3.50 Brother Burreil HiIrgini
preached Midlothian Baptist Church. (Chester
HELD. Co Val Rev. LovinGs pastor $50 3. 3
good. 1850 pascr preached. The matter relativs
20 recognising ministers in or conference who
oniciate In churches that we don't recognize wa
laid over untn next Monday
Rev a. Il. Dounall. pastor of the LIST Baptist
Church. Walnut Bill CINCINNATI Ohio was Ia
troauced BY REV. A. p Dunbar. He spoke very
highly OF the meeting also asked aid for hi
church. Adjourned with benedlction.
Rev. r. WELLS President.
Rev. J. II. HOLMES. Cor. Sec'y
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06
Paste, Anderson convicted rorger

ST. Louis, Nov. 30. 1890.
The Rev. Simon Anderson, an edu-
Gated and distinguished divine, has
Tor six years been pastor OF the Cen
troi Baptist, the aristocratie negro
church OF this city A year ago he
drew from the bank fHnds belonging
TO the Church, t9/the amount OF
nearly 5 300, forging the signature
~e1the churclf~clerk to checks. Yes
terday he WAS convicted OF forgery
and sentenced to fve years in the
penitentiary
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06

JTIRG1NIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY for the
sKAsHoRE Cheapest and most pleasant
route TO OLD POINT. VIRGINIA BEACH,
OCEAN VIEW, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
NEWPORT NEWS, CLAREMoNr. and JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS by elegant saloon steamer
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY at A. ~. Street
cars so directly TO steamers wharf. Fare to Old
Point or Norfolk. 81 so: second elasa. 81.
Connections at Old Point and Norfolk closely
With all lines for northern cities. Virginia Reach
and Ocean View same afternoon. James river By
daylight Great tourist line. Cnsapcst route.
Through tickets on steamer and at CARRIERS
Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through State-r0ome engaged for day night.
Freight received daily for NORFOLK PORTS
MOUTH, OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC, AND DANYILLE, and FARAVILLE AND
P0WHATAN r. T. STATIONS. and WASHING
TON. D. c.. all points In Eastern North Carolina
Eastern Virginia. and all regular landings on the
James river. ct lowest rates and through hllis
ned.
LUcIEN b. TATUM. vioe-Prssidsnt.
No. I'LL Main street and Rocketta.
WKIsIoEs Freight and Passenger Assn.
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Ordination Of DeaeomS al ihs Fourth
baptist Chnrch sunday Night

The Ordinations Council was or
gained promptly at 8 O'Clock.
Rev A. BiDga, Jr., d D., was elected
Modera tor, and Rev. A. p. Dunbar,
Clerk. The following named breth-
rem composing the council were then
enrolled. First Baptist Church !:
DeacoDs James Wilder, and " r.
White. Second Baptist Church,
Deacons NJ. b. Jones, Morton
Deane, and Rev r. D. Lewis. Ebe-
Meier Baptist Church. Deacons: ].
Robinson, L : Taylor, and Rev r.
Wells. 4th Bapt. Church, Deacons (:
Thomas Christian. .Ino. W Howard,
and Rev. Evans Payne 9th Street
Baptist Church, De0cons Henry.
and Rev. A. =. Dunbar. Rising Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, Deacons VIM.
Fleming and VIM Anderson. Mt
Calvary Baptist Church. Deacons
T. Robinson, and Rev. b. Higgins.
Mt Carmel Bapt. Church, Deacons
f. Is. Ryland, and j. w. Williams,
Mt. Tabor Bapt Church. Deacons
Joshua Try. and H. A. Jordan.
River View Baptist Church, Deacons
r Hackett Twentieth Street Bap-
tiSt Church, Deacons ! = War
den. w T. Barley and Rev. William
Mosby. First Baptist Church,
(Manchester, Na.,) Deaeons A.
Jones. james Gray, and ~Rev. A.
Binga, Jr.. D. ID.
On motion OF Rev. T. d. Lewis in
vitation was extended the visiting
deacons, present, other than those
sent as Representatives, 60 sit in the
council.
On motion it was decided that
Rev Il D. Lewis. preach the ordina-
ton sermon, Rev. A. l. dunbar, de-
liver the charge, Rev Richard
Wells. offer the ordination prayer,
and deacon Morton Deane. OF the
Second Baptist Church extend the
hand OF fellowship
Devotional exercises were then
OPENED wsSh singing bvsan No. 5ST.
= jesus ! love thy cliarlpine Name.
Rev A. Binga, .lr, D. H., then read
the 3rd chapter l. Timothy Pray
er by Deacon N y. Jones, OF the 2nd
Baptist Church Rev. T. D. Lewis
selected Tor his text. the 3rd chapter
OF Paul's LIST Episte TO Timothy
Sth and 9th verses. Likewise must
the deacons be grave, not double
tongued, not. given to much wine,
not greedy of dlthy lHcre-holding
the mystery OF the iai1h on pure
conscience"
The sermon was we'll rendered and
elected much interest la his discourse
the Rev. made several prominent
references to Rev Harvey's " Urea
ties, : on church polity, pages 20 anc
rs. His quotation from Rev. Or
Binga 5 book OF sermons was appli
cable to the occasion. On the osiic,
OF the deacons he referred his listen
ers TO the 9th chapter OF thu
Acts OF the Apostles" At th,
conclusion OF the sermon, Rev. r
| Wells, offered prayer whilst the dea
cons elect, knelt on the rostum.
Rev A. p Dunbar delivered tn
charge. and the services we're conclud
ed by the extending of the hand o
fellowship by Deacon Morton Deane
Benediction by Rev Evans Payne.
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Z lcHMoND, FREDERlcKsBURa

|. - - -
AOAND POTOMAC RA ILRoAD. schedule
APRIL 70. 1so0-oastern standard
time.
1852 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily.
stops only at Ashland. Boutwell,. MI
ford, and Fredericksburg. Brooke and
Whitewater. Sleeper TO Wnshington
and New York
AKA 4. n. leaves Byrd-stfest station daily. en-
<ept sunday.
sss5 p. N. leaves Byrd-strses station dsily.
eloepor, Richmond TO NeH York
$50 A. N. arrives at Byrd-stroot station daily
rloeper from New York.
x.So 4. d. arrives at Byrd-~troot station daily .
stops at FrsdoricksburE Milford
Boutwell,. and Ashland. eiespsr nom
Washington and New York. Doss not
stop at Eiba.
s:t5 p N. arrives at Byrd trsst station daily.
except ~unday.
ASHLAND TRAM
DAILY EXCEPT nUNDAYe
Gas A. NJ leaves Elo0- Arrives at shland At
7-S3 A. NJ
400 p. NJ. accommodation leaves byrd er,et
station arrives at shland at p n
ga r. NJ Leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland ~
$40 A. N. arrives Ebla. Leaves Ashland at sos
A. NJ.
s-a5 A. N. accommodation arrives at Byrd
street station :lesvss Ashland at Isl
A. NJ.
Sis P. a. arrives at Elba leaves Ashland Al
g. A. TAYLOR. Tramc Manager.
EFT d. MYERS. General superintendent,
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NIGHT ScHooL.-Fifty cents per
month will give you FIVE studies at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Night School. En-
brace the opportunity
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OHEsArEARE q ONO RAILWAY.
" COMPANY.


SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT DEC. I, 1890.
LEAVE nrCHkoxD.
soc A. n. ocal FREIGHT. except sunday. for
$40 A. N. Daily Cor oid Point and Norton.
u:oo A. N. ExRress, daily for Cincinnati, Pullman
Slo<per Cbariottesvfllo 10 Cinclnratf.
Chair Car old Point TO Chsrlottes-
a:ss PM Ezprsss. daily for old Point and Nor
folk Chair Car Chnriostssviiie 10
s:so p. NJ ccommodstIon. except sunday. for
Cheriottcsvflis.
1899 p. NJ The r. y v. Limited daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Richmond 70 Hinton
Solid Vestibuls trRin- with Dining Car
and Putmans Charlottesville co Gin
clnnau and Pullman Louisville.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 A, NJ. and ass p ~, daily frOro Cincinnatt-
TOO p. NJ. daily except Sunday. from chariottes-
1850 A. N. aud e:ss p. NJ. daily froru Norfolk.
station-Broad street nea< Seventeenth.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
(Richmond and Auesbany Railroed.l
LEAVE R1cBMoNp.
500 A. NJ. daily for I,ynchburg. Lexington and
Clifton Forge.
toQ p NJ. for Lynchburg except Sunday. sleep
ing Car for Clifton Forge "A train
leaves Lyncoburg at 500 A. N. daily
for Lexington and Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT ErcHMoND.
eSc p. NJ. daily nom Clifton Foree.
$50 A. NJ. except Sunday from Clifton Forge.
Lexington aud Lynchburg.
Station: Eighth and Canal streets-
II. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
g. W STEVENS. General superintendent
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06

Trains Tor Lynehburg aud west leave Rich
mond $40 A. NJ. aud 1t20 p. NJ. For norton and
cyst leave Richmond e4o A. NJ and SIS P. NJ
daily. For further Information apply at ticket
Offices. ssomce OF the lines soi Main street
Richmond. Va.
W. D. BEvILL, General Passenger
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A rLANTIc COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAl
TIME TABLE.
Commencing SATURDAY. November i. lssg.
at A. NJ trains on this road win run ~ follo~,
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
Leave Arrive
No Richmond. Petersburg
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DICHMoND AND DANvILLE
IL RAILROAD.
SHORT EST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV II. 1889.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. II. 1899.
tLEAyE RICHMOND.
las A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily. for
Danville. Greensboro. Winston. Salem.
Durham, Raleigh Randle1nan. Sails
bury, Ashcville, Augusta, Atlanta, Biz
mingham. Montgomery. New Orleans
Texas and California Pullman palace
sleeping cars Richmond Co Denville
and Danvflle TO Asheville Augusta.
Birmingham and New Orleans.
11s00 A. NJ VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EMPRESS daily. for all stations on
the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Lynchburg Knoxville. Chattanooga.
Memphis and Nashville. also for Keys
vile. oxford. Henderson. Durham aud
RaieHh This train goes through
solid TO Raleigh
500 r. n. FAST MAIL daily. for all points on
the FarmviEo and Powhatan Railroad
p0nvilie Greensboro. WfLaton- Salem.
Relcigh. Charlotte. Ashevf1o. Colum-
bia. Augusta. Atlanta, Bir1ninghHm.
Montgomery. New Orleans. Texas.
and California Pullman palace sleep.
ing cars Denvilie to Augusta. and
Atlanta. and at Greensboro sleeper
via. Asheville to Morristown. Tenn.
500 p, AZ. AMELIA ACCOMMODATION. daily.
except Sunday, tor Amelia Courthouse
and intermediate points
$40 A. NJ. GLOVER LOCAL. daily except sun
day, freight train with coach attach
ed for Clover. Va, and intermediate
points.
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Tie trEinh leaving HichmOnd at e.40 A "A and
Norfolk at +. N. are solid trains between these
two points. and passengers 30 through without
change of cars. Close connections Gre also o, nds
at Petersburg by the s:3b p. n train from Rich
mond and the $40 A. n. train from Norfolk
Trains leaving Richmond at $40 A. ~. sRd
us2o =, NJ. and arriving ct Richmond at 1916 p.
NJ. and Sos y. n. make close connection az Pet
ersbrrg to and from FarmvilIe, I.ynchburE and
southwestern potnta.
r.. N. sULLY. Superintendent.
4. T. ID. MYERS General Superintendent.
T. N. EAxRscN. General Passenger Agent
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Odd Fellows Hall. 727 Ord st
isfltted up with Lodge rooms Tor tho
accommodation OF ala socie lice. recep-
ton Hall with, Parlor CiAak rooms,
Ladies Toilet room and tick ofiise all
on the same floor for The assconlmoda-
sion OF the pu5lic generally Parties de
string 10 rent Hall for Is ,ursionists
Societies. Concerts, or any nd OF en-
tertainment can secure III -.
very liberal ter ms BY cor
following Let Ccumltlee
son, % W. Br6rE ST., n
9th St. near Mershels. &
New Market, and TAI N . e
Hall.
This Hall has all the mode rove
ments In Halls OF this charae
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TRAINS NoRTHwARD.

SToPPING-PLACEs
Nos. L. a3. and 80. make no stops No I. u.
and ~ stop signal at Manchester Drowry 3
iiluE. Centruiia, and Chester. No. ~ stops ON
signal at Manchester and Chester. No IS etops
&C A@nchester- Nc. ~ stops aiKnal az n az
ehesser- Noe 81 So 80. 81 viii atop at an sta
tons for passengers.
rULf.MtN -CAR SERVICE
On Trains Hcs. "A aud - aleeps@rsrsrs bet sr--n
Yea York ~ Tampa. FiA.. tvle cksouviIio1.
On Troiee Nos. a and ~ sicepinE-caSr betNcen
Faahinetp& ard CEax1aato1l On TRAIN No ~.
aleepirge ears between Warrington aud Jackson
vi1e. On Train No. Is sleeping-cars between
Jacksonville aud New York
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEArK- ARRfvr.
richmond. .o:s0 A. N. Nor folk .......I3.25 T. n.
kichmo1d-ea-35 p n. Norfolk 100 p. n
Norfolk-.....e $40 A. n. Richmond...-.Ia.f6 A. ~
NorfolE..--'@soo p. N. Richmond sac p. N
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The tAfOh1IE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, $40 p. NJ
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily except Sunday. stops
at all stations At Lester Manor connects With
stage for Walkerton; with Baltimore steamer at
West Points
TRAIN No. 81 f:ss p NJ
BALTIMORE LIMITED daily except Sunday.
for West Point. connecting with York-River
steamers for Baltimore. At Baltimore steamers
connect with baltimore and Ohio railroad for
Washington. Philadelphia and New York
FARE Richmond to baltimore. 81 to WASH
ington. -: to Philadelphia sAso. New York.
stsemers leave Baltimore p. NJ. daily. except
Sunday.
Trains arrive at Richmond s1s A. NJ and lo:4o
A. ~.
TRAIN No. -. 7.40 A. NJ.
LOCAL. MIXED. daily excspt sunday. ieas.
Twenty-eighth street for West Point and ints,
mediate points.
Ticket-onice at station foot Of Virginia street
Open A. NJ. TO p. N. and from +. NJ. TO 2.s
A. NJ
Cit, ticket-oaice-corner Tenth and NAH
streets.
SOL HAAS JAS l.. TAYLOR.
fSalie Manager General Passenger Agent.
JOSEPH 3 POTTS. Division Passenger Agent
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
sis sis p n n 9FrOm Atlanta and Augusta
e:s5 A. n. From Amelia Courthouse.
4;3o 2. N. From Raleigh.
" DIRK RIvtR LINE via WEST POINT
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
EAST END ITEMS.

II. C. Spencer made a trip to Holla-
bird this week.
Jacob Seward departed for Iowa,
Tuesday.
There will be Union Suffrage meet
ing of the Brayton and Norfolk Clubs,
Saturday Eve, the 4th of October, at
Richards school house.
Mr. Thos Goodwin of Lucas Co., Ia,
is visiting his brothcr-in-law, Charles
Houck.
Evert Porter is herding for Mr.. Low
j. w. Scott's grandson, Alfred AL
colt, IS quite sick.
A prairie fire swept over tie north
ern portion Of Norfolk township last
Saturday. Little damage was done, ex
cept to pastorage and hay.
We See by the WATcHMAN that the
political thermometer is on the rise
and will get higher and higher until
the people cannot sleep or act decently.
We believe the WATCHMAN IS jndg-
ing Others by itself, for the people in
this end are just as cool as ever Motn.
ing less than school election will
warm things up in Eastern Sully,
Spy.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
SUMMIT,

The first frost Of the season, in Sum-
init, the 18th inst.
Esquire Howard of Cora township
is running his thresher IN this vicini
ty.
Quite number of the young folks
have been to the river the past week
in quest of fruit.
Two of SUBMITS citizens got into a
racket over hay, recently, and one of
them getting excited acted in a rather
improper manner.
The suffrage meeting at the Center
School House was well attended, and
the remarks of Mr.. Bonsey were we'll
received. An equal suffrage club with
IL msmbers was organized, and the
following officers chosen: r. NJ. Nc
Clure, Pres; c. Fl. Howard, Vice Pres. !;
Gus Howard, Sec, and Lulu Howard,
Treasurer. PRoxY.