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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
HITCH ABOUT THE INSURANCE.
Trouble About Adjusting the Loss Of
Nessrs. MILLER & Ehoads.

The insurance companies and the dry
goods firm Of Miller II Rhoads have not
A. Yet Reached any settlement "a 10 the damage
sustain 81 py that firm IN the IRE Of one week
ago just now tho indications for On Hioicahle
aa.us'men 81 the firms claim are not as
promising as they were several days ago.
II VIII Oc remembered that tic damage 10 tho
stick and building by This conhagration was
about $4,000, and that The FIRE was supposed
u have originated from some electrical trouble.
AHtTcH OCCURS
The insurance companies claim that they were
about ready 10 remove The damaged goods from
the store TO III Guction-house and mako prompt
settlement OK the arm = losses when they re-
ceiged q communicate from the Richmond
Railway ard Electric Company stating that tho
investigation maze by it, officers showed that
there was an irrcguiarity about the electric
lirhtine arrangements for which the company
was not resp lusiblc.
1t regulation Of the hre-nsurance COM
uanies doing business here that before a build
INK IN when electric lights or any other electrical
apparatus are used can be insured the company
puttlug in such equipments must furnish a Ger
tincate asserting that this work has been done
in accordance with the requirements % the Row
OK hoard OF | nderWri-er In this instance
the electric company had given tais paper, and
consequently When the cause OF the IRE was at
triblted 10 au electrical trouble an examination
was made.
Talk Win An INsURASCE-NAN.
n the past few days there has been some talk
20 the effect that the insurance people would
contest the case on the point and on yesterday
a DIsFATCH reporter had a conversation with tho
representative Of one OF the insurance orgaIlza-
tions involved. This gentleman would only say
that there would probably Toe some trouble be-
iOge e settlement was reached. lie sta'el that
the insurance people knew nothing OF the ALLEGED
irrecularty IA the electrical equipment until IN
formed through the communication from tho
elcctriC-lisht company.
The ELECTRIC PEOPLE.
The DISPATCH man then called upon Mr.. An
drew pigzin.. one OF the officers OF the electro
light company. He said that as soon as the
company learned that the FIRE was attfloutcito
an electrical trouble, Superintendent 1rarord
made an inspection and reported that there was
an irreguiarity regarding the incandesceht
wires and the number Of lights in use. Messrs.
Pizzini and Fisher then accompanied Mr.. Irai-
fort and another examination was made which
satisfied both Of these gentlemen that mo su-
r~riutendrut's conclusions were correct. III was
ipon this that the electric company based lts
letter u the insurance people
NOTHING 10 SAY.
NJ Khoads. the Junior member OF the nrm oil
Miller Z Ehna.s. was also seen by O DISPATCH
,fqu and asked a. % the negotiations Tor the set
,lerocut OF the insurance. He replied that no
preferred not 20 say anything for publication
lust at that time: mat everybody IN the csiaD-
ii-nmcut vas very busy appraisns the STOCK
WIN the hope Of being ready 70 open again Ia d
day or tNo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
BALTIMORE POLITICS.
Independent Democratic Nominations
The Sominecs-Rcpubiica Action.

BALTIMORE. October 1.-THE Independ-
ent City Democracy made the following
nominations might For Mayor, :. Davies
Warnold; States Attorney, William l.. Harbury
Clerk OF the Criminal Court John :. Bullock ;
Registrar Of Wills, Robert I. Banks.
Mcssrs. Bullock and Banks are at present
holding the Offices for which they were noni-
mated tonight They were before the regular
Democratic convention for denomination AID
were defeated Mr.. Bullock has bad the ollce OF
clerk 81 the Criminal Court for twelve years and
cx-Mayor Banks has hold the orice Of registrar
OF Wills for two terms.
The Republican City Convention meets TO-
morrow night. The candidates OF tho In1cI end-
cnt Democracy for mayor and states Attorney
are expected 70 DO placed In nomination by the
KcuuLIIcaus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

orryRfNGs
WHzAr.-1.4 02 bushela
COKs.-40 bushels.
OArs.-3.000 Dushcls.
sALEA
WHRAr.-2TS bushels
C0RS.-i0 bushels
QUOTATIONS.
WHsAr.-Longoerry. slasl.09. Mixed. ella
sl.Jo. shortDerry, Slast.0S. No rcd,
&l.0Jasl.of.
Coas.-White. No. 9, 71a72c. Mixed No. !"
7oRfic.
OArs-So. 2. 3aa35c. No. 3, 3oa33c. Winter
flor seed. +ja5Oc.
KYE.-3Ja9Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
STRIKE AGAINST A lUMesHmAN'
An Effort TO Force Ditchcr Through 'o"'
.c,ors In Employ Union Men.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. October lA-About
e,,Y men belonging TO building trades
vent out on strike to-day. They aye trying ~
force Henry Discher one OF the pi - ennle'y
49,, mere througn tho contractors, 10 enipio'
hasn note, ,apor and every union workman EN-.
,loyea on buildings on which lumber purcnenseo
pm II,tensr was used quit work today. Inc
Contractors are poweress They eau. ~, ine worE
20 buy material where they picn ~, INN her
IL S used. brcklayers, painters aud all are out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

tpYiTsts.


HILTON.-Diea, September &c. 1891. nj
GAINESVILLE. King william county. OF
typhoid dsentery. WILLIE g., only child
Of ". O.. and Loula johnson Hilton; aged
eleven months Gnd seven days.
JOHNSON Died. at White Honse. New
Kent county. on Monday. Septenher -.
1851. at II o'clock A. NJ, Colonel W. {.
JOHNSON, IN the sixty-second year OF his
age.
Interment in the family burial grounds
at Old Town. King William county, sep
TENDER goth, at O'Clock L. ii.
ECK.-Died. at the residence of her
parents. Thursday the 18th, FLORENCE
LEE kECK, daughter of Henry j. and
Maria Heck; aged three years and three
days.
The gentle voice now Is bushed,
Thy warm. true heart Is st!ll;
And on thy young and innocent brow
Is resting deaths cold chill.
Thy hands are clssped upon thy breast,
We have kissed thy lovely brow;
And in our aching heart we know
We have no darling now.
BY ilEa SISTERS.
ROUTE. Died, at his residence, in
Hanover county, August Z, 1891. DIR. 4. J.
ROUZIE, in tho ffty-eighth year OF his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Joint Discussion In New York.

Troy. n. Y, October l5.-The Troy
prsss will announce to-day mat IL IN authorized
by the Democratic state Committee TO invite
Hon J. Sloat fassett 10 meet ex-senator Grady
nj any pl,ce In the state and ct any time before
the election In the discussion II any OF oil Issues
pending IN the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
HIS HOUSE HIS CASTLE.
Two Wou,d-Be Ku-lAIulers Met with q
(,uu and KILLED.

louisville, KY. October 14-Near Mt.
Sterling last night George aud James
Howard, sons Of Pres Howard. n well c-fo
farmer. some time Ia tho night went 20 the ~ 80
of a man named Cups, who does not bear
good reputation. and attem pied 80 force nm en-
trance into Cuppss house with the intention, 1t
is supposed, OF ku-kllxing Cups. They knock
ed on the door of the house, whom Cups opened
fire upon them with IA shotgun, killing ihem
both. James Howard lived IN Missouri and was
"a. ON III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

Prrqspuno. Pa. October LINE ,nias,r ssp a
ba,aran society has decided 70 ao wrnart'
MAR on sunday newspapers. Cnp'ssn ncle,y' viii
,ars 70 Of The movement, and on next saIar
day night viii arrest all editors rspofass,.s ,oi.
positors aud found working ali Sunday ,
night. II the papers are pupi,snc' Iii, m also he
arvsa,s5 n il the inten.ion also 70 arrest me
newspaper-IneD II they begin WORK on oanaA'
pight before IL O'Clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GRAEr BUSINESS
CENTRES Or THE WORLD
Tr'ees for Money. bonds. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and In Goa
nection Herewith tho Wea-
Their Indications.

lBy telegraph tothc Dispat-h.l
/ WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October 49,
IFhlR Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina: FAIR weather till Sun
day: slightly cooler; northwest
erly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
MARk1AGfS.

MINOR-RlSENER Married. October
IS. 1891. at the residence OF the brides
father. Captain George II. Minor. 323 north
Fifth street. by the Rev. james Wiley
Bedsoe, ANNIE l. MINOR to MIR. JOHN
W. RISENER. formerly of New Jersey.
No cards.
Camden N j. papers and Philadelphia
Record please copy.
BURNETT - Married. on
Thursday. October 10. 1891. IN this city. by
the Rev. DR.. ". w. IRndrum. Miss IDA
+. BURNETT to Mr.. GEORGE 81.
PERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
eAl TInORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. Nd. October 1j.-NitgiDis consols
BIZ, ia. a'J Baltimore and ohio stock. lOI
asked: Baltimore land Ohio Southwestern lists
IOsls asked: do. lst incomes, 10 asked con-
solldated gas bonds, 1l2la bid; do. stocks. ga
Aba
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

.', ?, mite with IN. southern
'aiarfe defeated.

d. t- Dc,oner 1.-THE Iowa
l.. meeting here to-day was
ta.'t- he main business
. If1pJFiiiOn 10 unite
".lt TIE fGrmete' ALI
.t %. tio~u az Tie South
inference oDfandtiee re-
I. Vile 20 . also that the secret
s.-... -i4u'e De adopted. Preri-
..- ..-.. -e f,i,Jrt Oat " order. l..
H.m tte decifion Of the
IT,. VI. 'l' tLelr was susta iued by u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16


PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER Is, ls0L
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk, mercnan1ise
and passengers, l.. b. Tatum. vlco-presldent
PORrOF WEST POINT, OCTOBER ID, lS9L
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, New York. merchandise.
Steamship Charlotte, Nlcklc. Baltimore, mer'
chandise and passengers.
Steamer Elm City, scoglns, Waikerton, tne1.
chandlse and passengers.
Steamship Roanoke, Walker. New YORK. mer-
steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. I5' lS9L
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Clintonia, Savannah, TO coal ANA
Steamship Fulham. Galveston. to coal. and
sailed for Liverpool.
Steamship Dunedin.
schooner T.. l.. Sprague. Boston, Tor COAL
schooner j. NJ. Brown. New YORK, Tor coal
Barge Nippon, Norfolk. for coal.
SAILED.
steamship Earnsford, New York.
MEMORANDUM.
Nrv YORK. October l5.-Arrfved out. Fueo3e
Risnarck, New York for Hamburg tityot bors
I'm. New York for Liverpool; Kaiser Wilhelm
n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
FLOUR.

-FOUR.
We llo,e. Fine, s3.75asi: supsrnne, s4.?oa
1850; extra, st.75 family. Soaso.2o; pat
en- fuulliy, s5.5OasD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

Hichok's No. I. II. d. c., Fig and LAO Saio.
line Sun Cured are Pure Clean: ana eA'v'S'
6nn- CnyAd YohAAooa- yYvtnNnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
" 'RttsURYkOTe REFUSED


o., Nusiained-secretary Fos-
b. ''or- Political Faee,iae.
!, -, ..i october 1.-The Assistant
: as. '-''ttnn having refused 10 give
!, o. sl',..,-f' 'Dra thO1sand-dOllAr Trea-
y a. Al. 4+oslei 70 % SO Las been IN
h =! Ie,1r,-..''..'.A n not approved by tho
h. te.1 4, %" inaslnuch ~ such notes
} =. " ,il,,. =" properly redoomaDie ia
t,l., IN. Secretary Foster sent
~. --..i,s ', az ca the same subject 70
= ~ he. ,.' saDot Lodge this afternoon I:
y. ~ ~ f.'., gs redeemed a. any sub
L.sls.. l niates ia gold coin. The
hds an syynr ON the papf nf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, October l5.-Flour steady and I'M
changed; receipts, l0.047 barrels; shipments,
3,203 barrels; sales, l,250 barrels. Wheat weak;
No. . red spot, 81 03L ael.03l&; october.
sl034asl.03la; December sl;06asss ;odSs
receipts, 4s,:i22 bushels; shipments, 27s,-
535 bushels; stock, l,429,S5O bushels I;
sales $4,000 bushels; southern wheat easy;
Fultz, S!asi.o7; Longberry, si.O2asLos.
Corn stoady; mixed spot, 65c asked; year,
5ll.a5l3sc.; January, 5lLa5lssc. February.
81 &C.; March. 5llsc.; receipts, Z, l52 bushels;
shipments, 500 bushels: stock, 7,723 bushels;
sales, 100000 bushels; southern corn-whte
steady at Ila72c. yellow easy &c 70a7lc. Oats
quiet No. white western, 36a3otfc.: No. mixed
western. 33a34c.; receipts 5000 bushels: stock.
1876, 72S bushels. Rye steady; No. =, yo,sc. !.
receipts. ] 1880 bushels; shipments. 25.l43 bush
els stock, lGS, 120 bushels. Hay lower: good
to choice timothy, tI3aS14. Grain frsights
steady steamer 10 Liverpool per bushel, ID.
asked Cork for orders, per quarter, 4s.a4s.3d. !;
cotton per pound, farthing; -four per ton in
sacks, Is shilings. Cotton nominal; mlddling.
ssSc. PROVISIONS firm and unchanged. Butter
firm creamery, fancy, 2sa30c.; do. fair u
choice, 24a27c.; do. initiation, 21a23c. ladle
fancy, iSa20c. good 20 choice l6a17c rolls. rne,
zoe. do. fair 10 good, l6a17c. siore-packed'
15alsc. Eggs firm at pc. Coffee dull; Rio
steady; graduated, 4l<c. Copper Arm ana
unchanged. Whiskcy lrm aud unchanged.
Peanuts unchanged.
Sls LUIS.
ST. LOUIS. October l5.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat started In strong but quiet, weakened
and subsequently became heavy, declined LA
ssc., and ruled quiet for a time. Towards ths
close the market strengthened and advanced
1c., and flnAl sales were xc. above yesterday.
No. 2 red, cash, 85S< s9514c.; October, closed
957sc. bid; December, 97lia9ss4c:. CLOSING
955.a9534c. bid: May, o1.04a3l.04 closing
s1.05 bid. Corn-The weather and tho near
ness OF the new crop had depressing effect
which tho rally In wheat barely c0untoracsed,
bat the market was dull, ard closed q traction
lower than yesterday. No. 2, cash. DOC
October, closed Sic. November. 41Aa4?c
| closing 4l5sc. asked; year. 3sb<s3s>{c, closing
3stSc bid; January, 37ssa37sac., closing 37s%c.
May, 39lsa3aasc., closing 3gS4c. asked. Osts
firm No. cash, 27l4c; October. closed 2!l<c'
bid; Novembor, 27lxc. bid; Nay 3laSlHc,
closing 3lMc. Whlskey steady q Sl.l6'
Baggtng, 51<a7c. Iron cotton-ties, el.S0a~ 80.
Provisions-The feeling better and tho market
decidedly stronger. Pork, SiO.?oas1O.oOs Lard,
o6.35a40.40. Dry-salt meats tooxedl-Hho1t
ders, %; longs, 10.75ae6.67Ii; ribs, 107Sae7
! short-clsar. $3.50. Bacon (boxed) -ehoQlderu
e6.2h lougr, e7.75: ribs, a. 1SaeS; shoet-eleoE
eS.i2l<a4S.xS. Hams, ellstlaSS.
CINCINNATI
| CINCINNATI. o., October lk.-pjcus arm
| Wheat IN frm demand; No = red, q. Corr
castor; No. mixed, 5S}<c. 0a0 arm; No I
mixed. ala Pork quiet - oe.o0 Lard armel
~ e6S0: nulk-msats end becoo oeoady. Wh1nkel
0rm a ALA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

CINCINNATI. O., October lb.-yloar arm
Wheat IN nrm demand; No. = red. q. Corn
easicr; No. = mixed. 5S3<c. Oae arm; No Z
mixed. 3ln. Pork quiet - oe.o0 Lard ormer
ased.So: nulk-mests end bacon seeady. Whlaksy
nrm q ella
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
AN uSFoRrvyATY QUOTATION.


Rev. DR.. Ralph Abercrombie, OF England,
regretted that the proceedings of the
morning had not been characterized by
that spirit of harmony which seemed pro;
per in the consideration Of the subject OF
unity. 1t reminded him OF that verse OF
the old hy,nn, Into World OF Ruihans
Sent. Walk on Hostile Ground"
a deprecatOry murmur went up at TINS
quotation, but hardly had DR.. Abercrom be
taken LIS seat before there was struggle
for the floor.
DR.. Leonard. of New York. insisted upon
recognition. although the Char had al
ready accorded the floor to DR.. King.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

Nrv YORK. October l5.-Arrfved out: Fues3t
pis'rarrs New York for Hamburg; tityof bors
I'm. New YORK for Liverpool; Kaiser Wilhelm
IL. New York for Bremen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16


Tho oeneral tonic of discussion at the
morning session OF the conference unuoi
.ha recnlar order was Komanlsm. The es-
coz which was read by Rev. NJ. I. Myers,
p nr,ssident of the United Methodist Free
Churcb Rochdale, England, was upon the
s,ac;ai subject of the " Present Position
% Romanisn." The next speaker. Kew.
~ " T. Fiske, of Albion. Mich. had Tor
h;s snecial subject, "komanism as a foliti-
cal Power" and Rev. Dr. Nicholas. OF the
Ir,sh Methodist Church. came next Win
an address on " komanism as hehsiouS
Power ,o, ord m
,ba,n was found but scant admission OF
GOOD in the komish Church. ,,.
p,sbon Wayman, of the African Metho-
a., Eniscoual Church, of Baltimore, oc-
o,,n,ed the chair al the afternoon session.
Secretary King. in behalf OF the business
Committee, proposed an ainendiheh' W
the rules to allow debate to be cioseu anu
the vote TO be taken on any penuihS ques-
ton ut any time. which was aaopteo'
TEMPERANCE.
Tho ,eneral topic of the afternoon ses-
w,s temperance. Rev. DIR. X. H..
Mohon oftne Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. Memphis. Tenn. read paper upon
the subject OF The Church and the lem
pepla av G. II. Phillips. Of the Colored
Methodist Episcopal Church. of Washing;
san followed in an address upon Legal
pt1r n Of the Saloon" and the sub
il n, nas discussed by Rev. James Pritch..
!y ee' " %1 the Primitive Methodist Church, OF
EN- England Ia bishop Gaines. Of the Africa" q
Methodist Episcopal Church; i' sn;s o. nj
c, nnnh Sonth. Santa Rosa Cal. Rev. w.
Shu uart Of the Bible Christian Church.
y; nut ~ Wight, Eng; Rev. Dr. J. W.
isag " Methodist Episcopal Church.
n in.nc,.. ". II. Lsmbie. Quebec; key.
i iassoh Nettleton. London; Rev. r. Y.
MasI Methodist Episcopal. Church, south.
HSsossSS,viiis; Rev: J; II; Lookyood' Kansas Kansas
n nsv samuel N. Griffith. North Dsk kt,!a,
n nsv Phiip A. Herbert. African Method'ss
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05
PUBLIC WARNING.

The public is hereby warned not % purchase any goods or stock out of the store Of Nardini & Co, or Nardini, situated in the Turquois Mining Camp from any one but c. B. Tarbell, the lawful assignee of said firm, as all of that property and stock belongs to the assigned e<tate, and have de- manded that said assignee take i'm mediate possession thereof. Beng an owner oI half interest in said Fur quois store and property as we'll as in the Tombstone business, notify all persoss that I will hold both Esrdini and wife spd any pretending purchss- CT and said assignee responsible for the loss, sale or removal of any goods or property from said Turquois busi- ness.
 Tombstone, Arizona, March 3Oth A. D. 1891. A. ZAPEDA, 10. Oi Nsrdiai & Co.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05
ronoYEs R,rr. YxARs.

An old welI-tued remedy.-Mr' winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions oi mothers for their children while teeth ing, with perfect success. It soothes the cbiId, soitens the gums, allays Yll pain. cures wind eol;e, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea- It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Its value is ine4leu- labIe. Be sure and ssk for Mrs Win slow's Soothing Syrup, snd take no othss kia1.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw. I'll, was tsoubled with rheumatism and tried g dozen different remedies, but says ncne of them seemed to do him any good but finally be got held of one that speedily cured him. He vas much pleased Hilh it and felt sure that other. similarly afflicted would be glad to know what Che remedy Eas that cured him. He states for the benehs of she public ths. it is called ChAnaberlain's Pain Balm. It is for sale here As 50 cents per bottle sy our druggist E. ]. PEsO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05
Hard times prices for tne CHOICEST FOOD
 A the Maison Dors,

Mrs. G4JieB's new spring millinery IS unusually stylish aud pretty She imports her -oods all trimmed from a large heHse in the ess, and no two being alike you wiil have she satsfsc- li1n oi knowing. if you buy Of her, thA you are wearing the Fery latest style ani ao person can ges bAI or bonnet ike youzs Ars. Gal!en also has tins liae ot fancy g'Jls and nev drsss trimmings Cap and see her ns~ stock before sending away for sgeds ssn
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05
GEO. E. KOHLER,

Tombstone is to have first class hotel. It will be two stores high and furnished in modern style. The fn- isbing touches are being made to the financial part of the enterprise which is sufficient to say at present. The PRosPEcToR will give full particulars as soon as the proper time comes, probably next week. It is probable that work will begia before the month oi April has expired.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05
A CouMoN SENSE xEmEnY.

In the matter Of curatiyes what you want is something that
 will do its york while you con tinue to do yOurs-a remedy ihat will give you no inconvenience nor inter fere with your business. Such rem edy is ALBCOcK's PoRoUs PLAsTERs These plasters are not an experiment. they have been in use for over thirty years, and their value has been attest. ed by the highest medical authorities, as well &s by voluntary testimonials from those who have used them.
 ALIcocK'R PoRoUs PLAKTERs are purely vegetable and absolutely harm less. They require no change of diet and are not affected by vet or cold. Their action does not interfere with labor or business; yer can toii and yet be cured while hard at work. They are so pure that the youngest, the oldest, the most delicate person Of either sex can use them with great benefit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05
Take Na,I..e.

1oABsToSE, February IS, 1889.
 Notice is hereby given that Job M. Sesmans. of the firm of Seamans & Son, has cold all of his right, title and interest to Palmer L. seamans, who will collect all accounts due the late firm and will pay all liabilities of said firm and who is the sole proprietor.
 3-I4-lW JoB M. SEAMANs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05
GersaIme,. Esana.

On the heels of the denial oI Sec
 retary of War, Proctor ikaa .....5
 ApAches under Geronimo are station. ed at Fort wingsse New Mexico. comes the more startling Iniormation from Washington that they are to be enlisted in the army. The dispatch az sent out reads as follows:
 WASHINGTON, April i-GeroDimo's band of Apaches, still under Govern melt surveillance at Vernon Barracks Ala. Ssn ss enlisted in tine army. They will be formed into a company of ia fRntEy. and treated as other soldiers Of the army. It is likely their enlist ment will terminate the condition of captivity, as the War Department takes the ground that the service is in no sensea f0.m of imprisonment and that the ocupAtion oi a soldier is an honorable one. It is hoped that this exteniion of a virtual privilege 10 the Indian prisoners, will complete the good effects already observable among them. It is reported that the association and influence of the white troops has tanned" the Mount Yer non captives. and that they are in a to become recruits under the plan recently arranged by the Sec retary of War for the red men of the plains.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

WANTED.-A chance Tn a life time for men with capital and active men without capital to secure q very pleas ant ard profitable business. No drones or curiosity seekers need apply. Ad dress with ? cent stamp, Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Company, Salem Nass.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05
Rur.Esn.. arr,ra ra,re.

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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

The WEEKLY EFITAPH will not be delivered by carrier hereafter. but all persons desiring copies can purchase them At Naples news stand. This act ion is made necessary by the heavy mail which requires all the attention of the office in order io get it oil in season. TEe EPITAPH will be sold st ten cents per copy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05
PresbyG~rEaE Ghnreh.

Rev. c. R. Nugent, pastor. Services every Sunday st Ii s. m. and ' 30 p. m. Sunday School at 9 s45.
 Morning subject: Twelve Questions about Heaven Answered from the Bible" Evening service as usual.
 You are cordially invited to all these services.