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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

Has anyone heard Of any adjourn
nent Of the Democratic Legislature
yeti Yesterday was the day liked for
final sdjournment-for campaign pur-
poses-bu. the blamed thing didn't
work" and the legislature is still doing
business 81 the Old stand, IS bllthely IS
sver
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

THE more B.aine's sccepsabiiity -
.3residsnt.Ai candidate Is discussed tbs
trmer becomes the conviction that No
giIl be nominated and elected.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

They cannot determine N Arkansas
Whstner IL is deficit or defAlcssion
that eonfronts them. but il Is an empty
Democratic treasury Just the same.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

ssnsmentalism AKIN TO that which in
psss ~oaasa and girls ~ shoser boqasss
upon TIE vlIlaisess bTatss she commit
Ire most revolving crimes. It's pref
81 tAeory, oattas psaetics : abomlnzbly
indisereet.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

MAros Uhl will have no pleasant ex-
psrisnce selecting material with which
90 al the minor Offices At his disposal.
When % patriots pine to be poundmsster
IL IL no. difficult to estimate the num-
Der who may desire the more lucrative
persimmons. The disappointed ones
viii surely believe that their lumin-
oslty has suffered an uncalled for ex-
Snguishment. But Il must be so.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01
AVAILABLE CANDIDATFA
Hos. g. r. souie Names strong Men for
Congregational Uouors.
GpA~D u,vx Anil 90 1901

GRAND III ANEN, A pIii -, 1871.
Editor TsLEGRAN-HFsALr:
DEAR SIR: The Congressional vacancy,
the souring of the Mckinley bill on the
Democratic stomach, and the total
abandonment for free trade and "chcap
goods" IDEAS by the Grand Rapids poo
pie IN their active hustle To prevent
competition in the furniture msnufac-
ture in the Ionis prison. seem to have
stirred the Democratic press OF the Fifth
district to the discussion OF the probable
Republican nominee before poor Ford
il cold in his grave. They cnncede IN
advance that the next Congressman will
be Republican. and they confine their
discussion almost entirely % our Ottawa
J men. Ottawa does not nov and never
did lack able sud prominent men.
flsh Diet, lake ar, or something else
has gwen them ability and prominence
above ths other counties OF the Fifth
dasrict--snd desire to d sense them -
Republican, and N . Republican
Newspaper.
Fiv. rxr>ri-re>d Wen.
Before the var W. bad Harris. Ferry
and Pennoysr. leaders in tie LeElsls-
fure-sslss q. Harris - Is be "a
/ Speaker, and having hrilIisnt career,
/ cut short Nv his early death. We have
| furnished too speakers 20 the Lower
House ard THIS entire district bat ore
/ other. AZ TIE present tine We have
men who, By long service IN tbe
/ fegisietnrs. have SECURED leg Hailvs
erp~ri~uce. and state r~rutataons 80
z orators. snd mea 81 sfAss tai rsnk
tbsrn A. peers ot sny ~ the dissin.
I Ealsh~d mel rho hsss Represented ~ =
I district ~ Congress I refer - Hons
/ George A Fsrr. 81 efsnd Haven. Ger.
I re = psAksnss. Il Hcilsnd. tcfnsil8s
( Van ioa, - zeulsna fnhn p s'efhsn4.
. 81 sgflag Lac. sna Josn ) 4. s.osel.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

Net errtrkerrra powders save svai
gar a'afe. ~'lt fokssnls = trse bssa.
hfl~f, eae--s eifeesx are iesssnz
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

THx Democrats OF the Senate of the
state OF Michigan are determined to dis
anguish themselves ~ the most shame
less body OF men ever assembled in q
n dehbers.ive assembly. Drunk with
accidental power they stole two
seats belonging 20 Republicans aud
foissed tho Illuminating Fridlender.
with bis bigamous record, on TO the
people. Drunk with bser, as they we're
Wednesday night, ia wonder they
aidn't steal the capitol itself.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

The Senate has passed Senator Bas-
sone's general election bill very hur.
riedly and with but posing consider
alton. This Indicates that the Democ-
rscy has done Il rs reward for his sup
port Of the Miner electoral scheme. RI
che Senate had had any real idss Of that
bill becoming law. j: would not have
dispatched II to the House az quickly.
In bill Of that length. and import
snce. there i enough 10 occupy the at
ention Of either house for several DAYS.
The Senate treated it in very perfume
tory way.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

TIE importance - rurffyins TIE biood esn-
ect - evsrssiirszfst. Ear vssh5ut pure
hlooa yca eanaat enioT god he4lin.
At f'ss scasen neafiy sysrg oue reeds
I'D nsssieiae q Ffrffv. vaaHFe. znd eafieh
ths Mod. snf Ucos safsaparflia = sxcrsfr
r.ur eanaeenes. u - perufsAf in tar q
str~nrisens 49, sssisds ~ tss .ysssrs. er~ass.
81 sFfsfste. s-i tenes Sc asesssios. vase
- sfsdtest~. dss<sse. civr = : ffisi.
r1oss sar<sfas = ssss - ~ ffarrfsss.
rrcpssss ~ g. = Haa-s q 60. I-s~sfk Msss
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

DTD the Mckinley BAL raise the 10.
publican majorities this spring.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

"THs victories of psscs ara greater
Easn those of var" II the sentiments
recently expressed By she Augusts. Ca.
Chronicle, are the sentiments Of she
South. The capital Of the North j. win
ming greater and more lasting victories
IN Che South than lie arms ever did
The Chronicle recently remarked tina,
"she South has made more in . pecu-
nisrv way ~ the preservation Of me
Union than the North. a. il has ths
benefit Of Northern capital and North.
erh markets. Our indassris. are being
eeveloped, eur power = increasing Al
koue snd abroad. ard We are com
msnding more espitsi and isbor than
~ ever could have commanded be.
fess." Mar the good werk SO.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-01

AFrxs having been nine times within
the shadow Of The gsllo~s. Smith, the
Ono murderer. escapes death By shr
Governors ciemency. and be viii 90 -
prison for lie. The Michigan Legiss-
nrs hss celebrated the fact By deciding
e. continue The mid process of feeding
mnrisrers At pubic expense instead ~
strsuxliEg snsrs. "a shev deserve TIE
crime Of mnrter may % 20 divided
into teeree. that re extreme pen
atty shall b naesed cat eniY g.
those Who commit deliberate, malicious
sHd Fremss .sased murder. AIRY ether
fate for asen ersaasasls % ne profass ct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

inc various districts, and the ladies' are
greatly encouraged. Rev. }. w. Lca. the
iIisn evangelist, Is hcre to address the
soung people and will also preach In our
city tomorrow at Trinity church.
BIG SALE.
Much interest has centred to-dov in
large sale OF real estate made by one ~
9nr iargest propertv-hOldors A. Nj. Rios.
zee was dissatisfied with the values mt
upon ms property by tho tax assessors
anu when he ascertainod that the whole
ainount IN tho corporate limits would
reach Sl33O00 remarked 70 them that is
any one would give him 10 per cent. under
,hOse hgures he would sell every foot az
ham. "0N ~ Nui-
TAKEN AT HIS WORD.
lie was not long in finding a customer
rs soon as his offer reached the ears OF
~ =. luke he at once accepted the terms
and the trade has been made. The papers
are being arranged 10y q LAWYER. Mr. Riga
pee, II ~ sand, received - ,0O0 in rent from
his houses
GOOD PRICE.
His friends think he has obtained n GOOD
price Tor the property, which consists in
hhe acres OF open unimprovcd land.
ScNerai brick stores on Main and Mangum
streets; and about fifty dwellings. well
located, for rent 20 white and colorcd
tenants, all within the corporation limits.
No sale ever made in Durham has created
as much talk among our citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
PRESIDENT PoLNS OeNUNChTloN.
Tho Wisconsin Statement Taisehood-
MIR. Busbce Slightly Better.
Ispccial Telegram 10 The Dispatch.


RhLElGH, n c.. June q. President Polk.
of the National Alliance, TO DAY published
on editorial IN his paper here. the Pro
qreSStre Fd110cr. in which he saws the report
OF he recen; speech Of La Crosse. Wis az
made by the Sentinel Of that CITY, il abso-
lutoly false. lie declares hat it has boen
repeatedly and clearly demonstrated that
the paruean press Will not deal fairly,
honestly, or trutntully with tho Alliance or
ITS Officers. He quotes the words which the
Sfn'Uci charged him with using as follows :
Every st = gained 10y the Alliance IN the
south is almost IN the face OF shoiguus in
the hands OF Democratic leaders,: and IN
conclusion he denOuuceS the extract a. "A
deliberate ialsehOOd published 10y a ram
pant partisan paper.
Arrangements bavo been made for an
educational week at the Southern tx
position here.
for tho Fourth-of-July celebration. The
orator OF the day Is 1honhs ". Mason,
Esq., of the Hallway Commission.
A SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT.
Inquiries were made to-day os 70 Mr..
BuSoee's condition. tie rested better last
night and hrs three physicians note slight
improvement. Their chief hope is evident
" IN tho 'StAylng power be has shown.
His mental condition has not improved.
ACHE WITH TIE DISPATCH.
The admirable editorial in Yesterdays
DIsrsTCu on tho Sub-Irrasury bill was
commented on with great favor here
last evening and TODAY. The thinking
men in tins State agree fully with tho Dr.
P4rcH in believing that bill 70 be danger
Gus II not fatal one
Exhibitor Cade's conduct in resignng
tho editorial chair of the PrO1rCsSire
IGrmO is commended by the business
public.
APPOINTED.
Wesley n. Jones of Raleigh, was TO-DAY
appointed a member OF the State Board OF
Charities, rice Or. r. Burke Haywood,
whose resignation was reported yestcl day.
1t was learned to-day that all the mem
bers of the State Board Of Agriculture
save Colonel ". +. Green. the chairman
are members of tho Alliance. Colonel
| Green ia a farmer All the officers of the
Department of Agriculture save two are
also Alliance men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
SPECIAL VALUES
WILL BE OFFERED THIS WEEK TO REDUCE
OUR STOCK AS MUCH AZ POSSIBLE.
LINENS.

Checked and Fancy Fruit Doilles for lunch
and picnic purposes from 40c. per dozen up.
White ana Fancy Lunch Sots in fringed, Hem
stitched. Drawn Work. otc., in great variety.
Hemsti'chcd and Plain Linen Sheets, full size,
az very low prices.
Hcmstitchcd and Plain Linen Pillow-Cases NJ
the lowest prices over known.
stair Linen and Floor Crash In all tho new pat
terms.
Striped Linen Dimty, White and Cream Fur
niJure Damask, etc, oic.
81 and 5O-nch Striped Linen Furniture-Cov-
ering in now patterns.
White and Fancy Plque for children's and
ladies' wear, ranging in Proc from 12la to 5Oc.
per yard.
Striped and Checked Linen far children's wear
in an Immense assortment AZ very low prices.
Linen Lap-Robes, Fly-Blankcts, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
Apeuc-mlLL PARTIALLY BURNED
An cid-Fashioned Bsptising
Women Reclaimed
fsnoclal telegram TO the Dispatch.I

fs,ec,al telegram TO the Dispatch-]
rxxcrrRe. VA, June 27.-The two upper
stayies of the drag-mill were burned cary
th,s morning, and a large quantity Oh loUer
snJ herbs were destroyed. me I9we1
aH Of the mill was only saved by hafa
,vnyk The loss cannot DO approAlihat,ou.
Tbe street-cars were draped IN mourhniin Nm
,bis morning out of respect 20 MotOr-Ai"a
THOMSON ~, who died yesterday.
BAPTIzIso.
rho,e will be al old-fashioned Dapt,zing
q, ,no,yow afternoon in james river on
~ amherst side. Rev. DR.. Felix, OF % tne
Tyst Rantist church of this city, anu he. "
Percy q. Elsom, an evangelist, WIZ CONF" aoDs
he sxercises. Thirty-fye or tory ooH-
yerts will be bapt zed. ,;.a hare
A little SON OF I'd. II. AcIu died tsae
,h;s aftepnoon very suddenly Just after
a an.i .;ncer-eakes. He died in spasnis.
SUCCESSFUL MISSION.
The mission established on one OF sno
lover streets by the Methodists mas Dsea
, xery smccessftil and several apanun01hSSa 10
women have been reclaimed ana N VII
sent TO the Magdalene Home 81 hicn"oA'
In few days. ,.a,v Bote-
The peach crop III Montgomery ny ne
tourt and Roanoke counties WIZ ~ sA'
largest ever known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
FIFE TAKEN TO TASK.
1SE "oRUMMeR" EVANGELIST FIG
uRGS IN A SHREVEPORT.
" Scurrl,ous Remarks About Ladies' In
the ruirit--Whecks of a Cane--a Piss
tol-Shot---Iudge schenck on Fife.
lsnocial telegram 70 the ni.nnion.l

WINSTON. y. c.. June a. Friday night
,,crc vas most extraordinary finale 10 the
,,,iyal now going on under the leadership
., Mr. William Fife, the commercial
..evs'ler evangelist. in Greensboro. Your
.-re>pondent was on the wing, and hap
r.srl 20 he an involuntary witness of IT,.
+. seems that the evangelist had made
s.-.r structures upon the conduct OF some
~ ,ic society people in Greensboro in re-
e.-I % their attendance upon and coun-
-..ne, ot dancing. which some of the
,.r. gentlemen felt TO be serious and in
.., As 90 the extent OF these stric-
t,.-,, aad the exact wording OF them there
.-... course many versions.
TNEN To TASK.
.-fhc meeting bad closed Young Mr.
- .,.k a son Of Judge Schcnck, ap-
.-..E,3 Mir. Flfo IS he was entering the
'... House and took HIM TO task for
g.. lr ha3 said IN the pulpit Some
..t followed between them. There.
... some ladies who were eScOrtinC Tho
fr.... so homo became very much excited
..rtu4,Iy took possession Of the CONVEX
Nr. Schcnck declared that ne did
-...... o. engage in controversy with
.....e,. turned on his heel, and walked
rIAyTB AND HYMN.
tt.e suggestion Of an elderly man in
-.HI PRAYER was offered up and after
.. r..r'r o >tGpEa or SO of some HYMN
.....rr 80 the close % the hymn Mr..
81 Nr Schcrck. % # to engage
.. ..rversation, not IN an angry tone.
coded down the street "a few feet
following him and cutting him OF
.-.t.. view az your correspondent.
CANTs AND A PISTOL.
I..1 Lately there were four or five good.
V.4.hS 90 canes and at the Same
-.. 1--. large Il pistol. The crowd
... truatJ out, as II was believed
ALTERS had now reached most &C.
l.I Interesting crisis
rr ,.rrNCG's VIGOROUS LANGUAGE.
--y thereafter Judge Schonck. who
.. struck from behind by some one,
@ very iudiscrect partisan of Mr..
-.r iu an excited and ccrtainly
. ..s'nt manner 70 express his
VIZ. lifc. He said that hc
Dis ueIelho~e g. understand that
ra, Do deferred from tins &
4- le came t.tf" on purpose.
] bum ne scoundrcl who
Joy auilnslltcd citiZ"us from
r' There was q Great deal Of
.. aud suppressed excitement
-e time before quiet was re-
'r..r- or THY CASE.
..s. % very sensational account
n.tt.u uu ~ all TINS. and there
..... .aI- opinions as 60 the merits
.. t., taste. and proprie,y % tho
I'D parties. But these are
a.t.asa very dleiuterested bv.
..E t..n. and II is the facts only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
AVERY BRILLIANT GERMAN.
Given TO the Omcers of the White Squad
ron and Garrison by the Ladies.
fereciai telegram to the Dlspatch

fSrecial telegram 90 the Dispatch.J
Fonr MONROE. VA, June N-Ihe. ger
man given by the ladies OF the Hygela 10
the officers Of the White Squadron ana OF
tho garrison tonight was a charming analr'
a cool breeze from the sea making inc tenn
rerature lust right 90 enjoy the dancing.
II was led by Mr.. Hennebcrg, OF Norfolk,
and the following were among the cancers :;
TIRE D4NCEBs.
Miss Duyan and Ensign Gates, Miss
Kobbe and Mr. Storey, Miss DAVIS ana
iieufcnnut Todd. Miss Ketton and Lieu
tenant McNair, Miss Chamb erlsin and Lieu
tonant Fldrid0e. Miss Todd and Ensign
preston. Mics beameca and Mr.. Bird, Mrs;
Allan and Nlr. Lockwood. Miss Maxwell
and Ensign Robertson, Mrs. cunningham
and Ensign Marble, Mrs. Gulch ana IN
sirn Evans, Mrs. Johnson ana Ensieh
S,nhcr Miss L. johnson and Ensign reed
Nil Roates and Ensign Neville, Miss May
Miller and Lieutenant Squlres, Mrs Stan,
Ter and Ensign Decker, Mrs. Jones anu
: ,artnnout Deems. Miss Pennington ana
Ijcnteraut Straub. Miss Frank and Lieu
tnnSrt anders. Mrs. Cradle and Lleuten-
ant Vanlou-en, Miss Knowles ana 1T.
Cabell. Miss Derby ana ,Iayhaa1steer
Hobbs. Mrs. Orth and Mr.. RE
Mrs. O'Neill and Enslgn braupury, M NJ
Dickson and Colonel 10. Lane stern MISS
Avrrv and Mrs Blackford Mrs. WorthnS,
f nS, and Captain Febiger, Mrs; Febiger and I
CAPTAIN Worthington, Mrs; HancoIH ana :iI
Mr.. Martin, Mrs. Boyd ana b b,i,tnn 0" Mrs
G err, and and Paymaster LittleGeld, Miss
W G,G and Mr. Gibson, Miss Eckert and an
F US ST1 Dismuque, Miss Hunter and IN .I1
t EnSi5 Gilmore Miss Evans and Mr.. O'N.eln'
NHas Reckford and Captain Davis, Mrs.
More Nc and Ensign sheppard, Miss Morris
and and lieutenant LUDLOW, Miss McGiensyy
and Ensign Norton, NJ Miss io fFSS5od and and
i1 iItar,s Alien. Miss Yarbrough and
Eeneyai Charles j. Anderson, Miss Jones
and Lieutenant Haines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
ST. JOHN'S-DAY FESTIVAL.
Celebration According to Ancient Masonic
Usagcs-ElectiOn of Officers.

Celebration ACCORDING 10 Ancient
Usagcs-Election of Officers.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
OEANcooK, June 25.-The festival of st.
John the Baptist was celebrated here yes
terday by the Masons Of Chesapeake Lodge
according to the ancient usages OF the
fraternity. The members of the lodge
with number of visiting brethren assem-
bled at the Masonic hall about . o'clock
in the afternoon and marched in process
sion to the Southern Methodist church
where appropriate religious services were
conducted by Rev. William Chinn, chap
lam of the lodge, assisted by several
visiting ministers from other lodges.
MANS WHOLE DUTY.
Tho sermon was preached by Rev. Mr..
Chinn from the following text: Let us
near the conclusion of the whole
matter. Fear God and keep his
commandments, for this is the whole
duty of man." CEcclesiastes xii, l3. J
The sermon was one of rare beauty aud
power, and was highly enjoyed by all who
had the good fortune to hear 1t. After
these services were over the Masons re,
turned to their hall, and the newly-eleeted
officers already mentioned in the DIsPAIcH
were daily installed. banquet was
served at the hotel. after which the Ma;
sons returned to their hall and performed
work in the third degree.
OFFICERS ELECIED.'
Northampton Lodge, at Eastville, has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year DR.. Charles Smith. master
DIR. p. A. Fitzhugh. senior warden; VII
linn b. Wilson, junior warden; X. l.. ALL
worth, treasurer; r. V. Nottingham, sec
rotary; Orrin Garrison. senior deacon;
George T. Reid. junior deacon; Sydney y.
Ames, tiler; Rev. George W. Easter. chap,
lain. These officers are to be installed
next week by Observation-Disclosures
ter Mears.
Rev. Eyerard Meade. evangelist, Is visit
ing the Episcopal churches In Accomac
which are now without a pastor. He
preached here to-day and will preach here
again tomorrow, both morning and eve
ming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

n number Of the bellies and beaux OF this
and the surrounding sections. We do not
pretend to remember the names of oil who
were present. but noticeable among them
was Misses Bessie, Lucy, and Mary Wills
Protlow, of CORTLAND; Miss Maggie Pref:
low. OF Isaacs; Miss Mamie Wilson, OF
Hicksford Miss Barden, OF Plymouth; N.
G.. Miss Mary Bocnrt, Of Savannah, Ga.
and Misses jamie Bogart. Nellie Bryant,
and Miss Gray. of THE place Messrs. WI:
liam Stands. Bob sebrell. and Birdsong, OF
CORTLAND: Pablo. Of Portsmouth; John
son, of Richmond, and Il. A. Pretlow. G..
w. Darden, j. N. Bell, X. II. Stephenson,
and Others, Of this place. They all seemed
10 have an elepnnt time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
TEACHERS ASSEMBLY CLOSED.
The Musical NIedallists-The Presentation
Thanks TO the Press.
Especial telegram to Tho Dispatch.

ToVV-I-II IT-I' III " w y" :
ATLANTIC HoTFL, MoREHEAD CITY, n. O..
June 27.-The assembly closed Its session
last night. In the musical contest the
medal was won in the instrumental Inc ny
Miss krjder. Of Salisbury, and in the vocal
Inv Miss Radcliffe. OF Newberne. The pre-
sentation was made by Rev. I. f. Skinner,
of Raleigh. Resolutions of thanks to the
representatives of the press present and
to the press generally for kindly notices
and aid i'll the work of education were
uQgecl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
J,WO YOUNG MEN CAN SECURE
AIDES WHO WILL DO

IL WRITING for me at their own home will
| guarantee good wages. Address with seif.ad'
| dressed stamped envelope MISS EDNA l..
! SMYTHE, South Bend, Ind, proprietor OF the Ia
NOUS GLORIA WATER for the COMPLEXION.
| 10 27-9t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

w ERGETIC COLORED MAN who IA well
acquainted with his race and can be influential
with them. good talkcr desired. $50 To 800
and steady place - tho right party. y. b. c.,
care OF Carrier No. |. 90 2S-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
rLr4r-.r DR.. JuSTlCE.
b, T. tgsin Hound over for Assault-An-
auN Meeting of the vs.. {. r. L.

gram % tho Dispafch.l
.t-r. n. C.. June 27.-Dr J. G. b:
'... cry. last night assaulted
....r -. tie drugstore Of RaysOr ~
t,tal kLuck. After spend
10 flo etAtlon-hOuso be was
bound over IN a bond Of $500
... Court This Is the same
|...ra. Who several months ago
-.' ..'I S1cri1 REYNOLDS, which
30 tie DISPATCH. Whisky
.-.. '-a probable cause.
tNVVAL NETTING.
'..-u Womau's Christian Tenn
..l Assembly VIII hold its Sc
-.. meeting here from July goth
-' Tho pavilion on their
a' -sylaud viii not be ready.
-'e rl.,a.s % he present Will be
.-....t Afs. Wells, OF Tennessee
..'. D. La,hrop. Of Michigan; Mrs.
South Carolina: Miss Mary
... editor of the Imam Si7n0i, the
..4. published at Chicago /;
g kentucky: Miss Griffin,
r. and Mrs. kcll-, Of Mississippi,
-elt Indies OF North Caro-
f.u - the regular depart-
'- Womau's Christian. Tenn
.0u and eyangelIsuc work
'. classes 10 delsarte, elOcution,
Z gy, and kindergarten.
1-a2 CONTENTION.
SD send delegation Of emf
'u the National Editorial
which meets at 81. Paul IN
..l the convention for Ashe-
... N.:t. Atkinson. Of this city, has
II 't.i tv General Manager Chil-
southern Interstate Immlgra-
81 director IN chief Of the Real
II ,ton which meets in Raleigh
'. to 18th. Captain Atkinson IL
-'--s and public-splrlted gentle
81 \ F"rUBDAS DRIVE.
-a.on- Of Wentworth and VIC
'. q "a scyenty-foot avenue from
. bltmoTc. This VIII convert
M .. BAD couutyroad INTO another
suburban dive.
4i sstEyuLK CAR LINLs.
L.. .wrretric-car lines now building
burbs will all be completed
iw weeks. One crosses the
81 H'..I UyeT and extends to the
l.J, i1r rluugs and the new Bel
I've mics away. The Ashe-
''s22y- Mountain Steam Dummy
tplmng 10 Sunset PARK, sew
I.l feet above the city. aud II
"''.t business
~. SCRIBE 4. W. Blake and Patriarch
'l' with other officials. instl'
hgnt Asheyille Encampinent'
pendent Order Odd-fellows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
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