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Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
Brilliant Meteoric Shower

Has the earth collided with comet
was Vne question asked all over TN.
united States Wednesday night. The
mucn talked of comet appears TO Le
running away from the earth. but -
brilliant meteoric display indica,aa
Ihat the predicted collision ha. nr,.,,r.
red. "'' ""sur'
The display began about 7 o,,Iock
| anu Was witnessed by thousand. ~
people, some nf whom were wni,i,,,
Tor 1t, and others who were sstcnisba5
10 see hundreds of shooting stars lipbt.
lnR up the southeastern skN. Tn.
ueIeoES were too numerous To cnunt
one observer saying that the flashes
came at the rate of one a inmate
ana another declaring that he counte6
sixty IN fifteen minutes. The necnI.
ISrlIy OF the meteOric flashes. was THAI
they were apparently dropping toward
or INTO the carlh's atmosphtrr
having cOma to the cOhclusion thar
tne comet which has been supposed to
DC biela'S comet, is a new one. aud
that 1t Is reCeding from tho earth tho
astronomers are of the opinion that
the earth has passed through the re.
mains OF Biela's comet or that of some
other disintegrated sky tramD. Nnw
that the fright OccasOned bv the nr4-
uicted collision has passed a recurrence
OF the brilliant display will he antici
Psted and eagerly looked for bv those
VINO were so unfortunate AS not to have
seen the rain of stars ON Wednesday
night.
The shooting stars were to apDear
again on Sunday night, but the thons.
ands on the watch were dissppointed
because of the bad weather. From the
Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean a heavy
mist of clouds Ohscured the heavens
In San Francisco it raiued; ia pbiladaI.
phia 1t rained. The only chance to see
the display was on top Of Pixies Peak
or Mount Washington. or some place
above the clouds. Near San Francisco
the observatory above the clouds was
rendered useless to the newsnaDers
because snow storm broke down tho
telephone wire. In New York the
clouds and fog could be cut with
knife. The comet is out of sight
Professor NJ. B. Snyder saws "It is
possible the display of last "Wednesday
may have been the one expected SmH.
day night, On the other hand il nav
nave been only portion of the stream
which Is gradually increasing as the
work of disintegration goes on. The
earth passes through the OrEit once a
year. The reason the meteoric disnlav
IS so seldom seen is because the meteor
lc stream at present only occnpies an
arc. But the work of disintegration 10
going on so rapidly that the arc ia
growing larger, and as time advances
the earth will come in contact with the
stream with greater frequense."
Dispatches from the Southern States |
say that the ignorant white and color.
ed people of the South were terribly
over the rumors about The |
comet. They had come to the conclnS
sion that the destruction of tho world |
was inevitable. and were snending
their time getting ready for death and
The judgement. Many of them wers
so badly frightened that thev could NOT
Or would not do any work. Tbev
thought it useless to work when the
end was so close at hand.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
Public Sales.

Mrs. Sarah E. Heverin, widow of the
late David II. Heverin, will have a
vendue at her residence near Van.
dykes Station, on Thursday, Decemb Der
9Th, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Mrs. Hevelrn
intends to make her home with her
mother, Mrs. Redman, 10 this town.
On the same day, Mrs. Annie NJ.
Jones, widow of the late VIM. M. Jones,
will have a public sale as Executrix of
the personal property OF the deceased,
at her residence on the road from Ken
ton to Blsneo. ,. y. Weldon, Auction
The sale OF H. d. BoyeTs stock and
farming implements was postponed
until Thursday, December ist, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, on account of stormy
weather.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
L" Old Dave Hoskins. u

The Comedy-drama, "Old Dave Hos.
kins," w. d. Jefrerson's latest success.
tul production, will be produced 1t the
Smyrna Opera House, Wednesday
evening, December 7th, 1892, for the
benefit of the Excelsior Cornet brass
band, of Smyrna. A rehearsal of the
piece took place at the Opera House
Monday evening. Several spectators
were present and all seemed 10 think
that the play of "Old Dave Hoskins"
IS far superior to Joshua Whitcomb. -
The piece is we'll cast, each one seem.
lngly especially adapted to his or her
individual part. The play will be pro-
duGed with Dir. Walter ID. jefferson as
uld Dave Hoskias, supported by an
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

SIR. RETMAN. in a local advertise
aaent, gives expression to fact that
should engage the attention of per-
sons in laying in Christmas supplies of
all kinds-purchase. or leave the order
a week or two before the tine wanted.
In the matter of bananas he expects TO
sell at least 200 bunckes for Christmas.
bis regular weekly sales reaching from
thirty TO fifty bunches. The day before
Christmas is always busy day in the
stores, however much careful persons
may have made their purchases before.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon. Nov. 80, 1892.

THE TIMES " is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor. at Smyrna, Del
TERMs-SUBscRIPTIoS-One year, strictly in ad-
vance, sl.50; If not paid in advance, $500. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
ofseven Gents line for the frstinsertion; SUBJ
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal disoountmsd to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cen
per line.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

me town commissioners of Denton
ND, have decided to impose tax ofSi'
head on all the dogs of the town
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

CLEVELAND has notified Office seek
ers that they must give him a rest. He
will have nothing in his gift until after
the 4th of next March.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Constipation Is the parent ofinppm-
cradle disease, and should therefore be
promptly remedied by the use Of
Ayers Cathartic Pills. These pills do
not grippe, are perfectly safe to take,
and remove all tendency to liver and
bowel complaiEts.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

The recent illness OF Rev. O w
Devenish, of HiilsborouRh, is onicti,,
followed by that of his wife also y
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

AN order has been issued bv tho
principal of the Snow Hill High ScbooI
compelling all the pupils to bs UnG Ta"o;
mated by Monday next. '"'c''
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
CAST OF cHARAcrrns
SYNOPSIS.

- Act Scene 1.-The first act is lsid in
Dave Hoskins' Kitchen, in Southern mi
nos. Home of the country blacksmith
Act l.--Scene 2-DaVe Hoskinsi black
smith shop. Joo's departure for tbo
army. Death of Mrs. HOskins. II swoav
before Heaven to avenge her death.
=, Act Scene l.-Campqround Of tho
Union troops. Smudges arrival A ioIo
on the boys. Blackburn's threat TTTSe TTSe
charge The battle field. Scene S-Dauo
and Null on their way to Alabama
SSmudge,s bad luck. Scene 3."Soniro
Wainwright's parlOr in Birminoban,
Alabama. Steve loses a friend Apr;vai
OF Dave and Null. Breaking of The news
Dawes dream. "Yon shan't see his facs
day; he is my lover. "'' '"cs'
Act 3.-Scene l.--Squire WainwrIob,,s
ddooryard. Arrival of Francis ElIiott oS
New Ork. You are not Francis Eli;ott
but George Blackburn. Fooled in H.
very hour Of my triumph. Scene 2 2-Mon'
aFnsnt o. the departed soldier.
Seats will he PIT on sale saturday
ing, December 81. main Aoor al Hof.
IeexeL's drug store. Balcony At
Dunn.s drug store. Admission. D.
and IS cents. Z"
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Thomas Mallalieu. recently in the
Sentrevlile Observer Office, has gone to
New York to work at journalism.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

SLOAN Church, Fruitland Circuit ia
having .s,I big revival. Twenty Ave con.
% %He's nave united with the cbnrch
mus iar' and the meetings continna
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
Specimen Casas

,vi,i ri II; Chlnord, New Cassel Wis, was troubl.d
was wasn 6ie0gla 6hie1reigla and rheumatism his stomach
eiapr1i ruiisOr9eIed his liver was affected 10 an
tarrihiI. uegree, appetite fell away and he was
bot,Iosy Ffeauced in flesh and strength. Three
OTsties Edt Oh Electric Bitters cured him.
nino soIC "aIu sheppard. Harrisburg ILL., had run-
isaSS sDIe ,Iro on ms leg of eight years stsnding
Ssso tnTee bottles OF Electric Biters and seven
So,,S Oh Arnica Salve, aud his leg is
1iyo ana Wen. John Speaker Catawba, o. had
W. ige IeEer sores on his leg doctors said he
D,' was BILE. One bottle Electric BItters and
,il, U,IS DoX bucklins Arnica Salvc cured hIm en-
'''eiy' Soid at Ashoraft & Clifton's Drug store.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Another
HEAVY lot of the
the dressy
OVERCOATS. poole
OvercOatS
IN yesterday, and if you
want to see how they look,
notice some Of the stylish
young men about town
who are wearing them;
they say also we have the
correct styles in Hats and
Shoes and that they see
them here as soon as in
Philadelphia and the larger
cities; why shouldn't they!
We want your trade and
you want stylish and relia-
able clothing, furnishings,
tailoring, hats and shoes,
and the best we do for you
the better you will patron
lze and advertise us. Our
Tailoring Department is
pushing things with all
three of our cutters busy
on moderate priced and
good work - $40 and T.
Sack Suits, S25, $50 anC ~,
Cutaway Dress Suits.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Cards of Invitation to tho ,na..,.
ord y, ~ W;,,9 .Ssi Mary Willis, daughter of Den.
W. Wits, to Mr.. John T. Porter.
,,;,1o ";,e1un,e9sday' November Both, at Roes.
''''e NJ IL, Church, has been issued
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
M a rVland Items.
A new railroad station has reoentlv
Oeen completed at Ridgely, Nd.

sixteen new buildings, ten of them
GW1elllng houses, have been erected at
Kldgely during the past year.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Ths plain truth is is good enough for
Hoods eaFsSpsrilla--there is no need
of embellishments o. sensationalism.
Simply what Hoods Sarsaparilla does
that tells the story Of its own merit.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Joseph Il. Adams, youngest son of
Rlght Rev. William Forbes Adams,
Protestant Episcopal Bishop of the
Diocese of Easton, died Thursday, at
Easton, of typhoid fever. He was
twenty-thrss years old,
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Mrs, Mrs; A. p. YOcum had her father.
lrsells....i.'i roensr aau sister, Of Chester, as
tnanksgiVlng guests on Thursday
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Rev. DR.. MACARTHUR, a prominent
Baptist divine, of New York, gave vent
TO some strong views in his Thanks
ing discourse. The preacher said that
while during the campaign he had
given utterance to no partiZan feeling,
he felt that on the present occasion he
should be allowed little more liberty.
The campaign was over. and the day
was not the Lords Day. After refer
ring very briefly to cause for thanks
giving in the general prosperity of the
country, which even the calamity
hOwlers" had to admit to-day, he pro.
ceeded to give reasons why be thought
this Thanksgiving should not be un-
mixed.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
THE MARKETS.
GRAIN.
PRODUCE.

~ .aii ana hang our goods on commission o.
SCENTS Address with stamp for reply
T. H.cADY, sos HIsh st, Providence, R.i'
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

EA'GovernOr JacksOn's frm of Sails.
Jury, Ma, has purchased 10000, 900
iS' leet Oi lumber near Plantersville, Ala.
nc nrm anticipates the establishment
VI thriving town near these saw mills
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Capt T. w. II. White, has contrac-
ted to furnish Salisbury with 10000
bushels of oyster shells, at % cents a
bushel for them delivered before
Christmas, and 8 cents a bushel for
them delivered after Christmas.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

The Rev. John Squire, a member oe
the New Castle Presbytery, died at his
residence, near Port Deposit, on Satur.
day afternoon last. The deceased -
secretary and treasurer of the CAS-
County school Board for twenty yeera ear
He was native of Scotland Je"rs'
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

The fodder and strawstacks of G.
w. Pryor, near Duck Creek, were un-
accountably burned on Friday.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

CHRISTMAS is less than month off.
1t falls this year on Sunday, and every
one can enjoy holiday.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

The "Kings Daughters" will hold a
bazaar in the johnson building to.mor-
row and the two subsequent nights.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
OVERCOATS,

now, because we are fullv
prepared with a nice as
sortment, from the small
Boys size toIthe largest of
mems, and we are conf
dent we can save you
something in prices, as we
bought our stock at very
reasonable prices and in
tend to sell them for a
very small profit.
We ask you to favor us
with a call.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

SEE W. F. Dunn's announcement of
Christmas goods.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Z. BECK, Geo. NJ. Stevenson, H. G.
Budd and Thos. ]. Lambdin advertise
houses for rent.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
OVHrcuats,
That's what they are,
QVerCOatS,
You might think we had an
OVercOat Store.

From the Big Assortment
you will find. Well, we
might call it that but we
want you to remember we
have equally as good a
stock Of Clothing. All
kinds of Underwear for
Men and Boys, Hats. Fur
nishings, etc, but we want
to call your attention to
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

S. G: STINsON has been engaged to
proceed at once to place a belfry and
bell on Jerman chapel, the money
therefore alaeady In haud.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

completed COT. the work Of placing mas
y orator I,i in the Vinsineer nil sep
s,o.s - Elkton and it will be put IA p'operty opy
will nmt irSuay ~ next. Mr.. Dawson
.dnripS S IN ~ the creamery apparatus
dnct sSoe sne coming spring. The pro.
that ~ ~ HUI 1oo cows is desired, alreadv
-~' VI nearly 300 has been guarantasj
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Inc Two Methodist conRreUations -
Ssasssiras(ths Methodist Protsstso.us Q,
metnodlst Episcopal), will bavs vs;nl anu
'r.'. TSvlva' services this season ps"tn1u pon
,.nli nru,.. ani McKinsey began rss,.lS ~s.ors
IVY MoTK h,1 on Sunday. The service ev'VaI era
churches. u''erhhtely Ia the
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

The v
have Op
ware ST
shipner
sci to \
comment
by rail
the Eas
unloadeC
tor, wbe
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30
THE SALOON IN POLITICS

l mud, he said, very grave cause for
sOheituds, for questioning, for earnest
consideration. | find, as never before
that the salOOn-the rum pOwer-is
threatening, is dangerous, is determin.
ed: l am not referring to personal
indulgence in strong drink; to The dutv
OF total abstinence or anything of that
sort, but to the saloon as an organized
power, political force. The saloon is
devastating homes and breaking hearts
all over the country. The saloons of
the United States if placed in line.
would reach from New York to Cbica.
go. The saloon power controls 100. 600
votes in New York state. It controls
from $4,000 to $4,000 votes in New
York City. That is a low estimate.
There are 10000 saloons in this citv.
and surely every one of them controls
at least ten votes. It is q tremendous
iorce, used against all that is good and
cody, and for everything that is bad
and satanic.
Think OF less money being spent on
these beautiful churches that dot this
city, and the breathing holes of hell
called saloons, aud blush for the honor
OF your land. l have spoken on the
school question, and recently I have
received very many letters of apprecia-
ton for my stand on tbesubject. Look
on the fact that the United States
spends on the saloons ten times as
much as il does on the schools. God
IN Heaven forgive us.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

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Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

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Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

The Publications since the election
gave the Excelsior Band of our town,
several engagements not anticipated,
the last being at Marydel, on Saturday
night.
THE dress of Colonial colOrs-yellow
ground, green shutters and white
trimming-which VIM. NJ. Bell has
given his dwelling in repainting, has
been very much admired.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

The editor of the Conference Herald
has Interested himself in our local
preaching. If Bro. Todd wants to
hear a good sermon and will take the
trouble to do so, let him ride up from
Dover next Sunday evening, when
Rev. w. H. Thomas will preach bv
request of white people at Centennial
Church, a sermon at 7.3O-special seats
reserved for the latter.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

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Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

THOs. f. JEFFERSON, who was cleo
ted Assessor of Duck Creek Hundred
at the late election and qualified at
the meeting of the Levy Court a week
or two ago, has commenced on his du-
ties. This is general assessment year.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Rev.
District
E. Engl
vacant { |
transfer
Smith,
of the "a
cOnteren
reigninQ
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

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of
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MHaa
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

SeDat
and wd
SENATOR
week vi
the purl
on Whid
Senate d
fecting 1
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Another cause for solicitation. said
Dr' macarthur, is the power of the
Roman Church. / utter no word here
against that church in its distinctiyeIv
rsllglous work. Let that be under
stood here now once and for all 7
oppose It simply in its un.Ameriean
influence, in its tyrannieal. ruthless
ana despOtic power over the iuterests
OF our country. A priest in The c.uy
oi Detroit on the Sunday before elec.
ton. commanded his people to support
tne Democratic party. He declared
that the church is the voice of God. bat
ats priests have the right to tell the
people for whom they shall vote.
IL was 10 harmony with the words
uttered in New York on January 9Th
by Vicar General Preston, who said
You must not think as You choose
you must think as Catholics. The
man whOsays, I will take my faith from
Peter, but | will not take nv politics
from Peter is not true Catholic"
1t is also charged that circular almost
as gross as the Morey letter, was dis
trlbuted In Indiana, charging President
Harrison with having said to Indian
Commissioner Morgan, that a Catholic
school in Colorado must be Presbvter.
ianized. This circular was secretly
sent to many French Catholics in Con.
necticut.
They never had a nobler man as In
dign Commissioner. Father Stephan
endeavOred to secure the Presidents
influence against him. This country
wiii watch with the deepest anticipa-
tiOn to see whether Or not Mr.. Cieve-
tand can resist the influence of priests.
which will be brought to bear to secure
General Morgan's dismissal. If Mr..
Cleveland can be true to bis Presbyter-
ian blood, to bis American training. 10
his own Robler instincts, and 10 the
patriotic interests Of the country.
America will put 0a his brow a crown
OF gold, decorated. with the diamonds
OF affectionate patriotism. sueh as no
other American President has eyer
received.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

Mr.. FRANK REIMAN wishes to pro.
neunce to the people of Smyrna and
vicinity that they should order their
bananas at least two weeks before
Christmas, sOtthat all may be supplied.
Candies, oranges and apples, however.
he will have an abundant supply. +
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

LAST week was one of cold, northwest
winds throughout, threatening snow
the latter part of it, and this week np
to to-day it has been high northeast
winds, attended part of the time with
rain. To-day finishes the last of the
Fall months, until the middle of No.
vember, an autumn Of more than usual
charming weather.
Smyrna times., 1892-11-30

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

In 4 recent letter from Chapel Hill which
appeared in Tar TN reference was made
10 the fact that the University of North Car
DINA was actively engaged in collecting bio
graphical details of the distinguished men
who have in the past, more especially, we
believe in the Revolutionary and post-Bevolu-
tionaly eras, contributed to the reputation Of
the State in various walks in life.
The work is one which should have the
approval not only of the citizens of the old
North State, but of the people of the South
in general. The line Of investigation adopted
at Chapel Hill will doubtless be extended TO
very great advantage in accord with the sug-
c~estions thrown ont by Professor Hart. OF
Harvard. who has been delivering a series Of
interesting lectures on the general subject in
that university. The investigation should be
enlarged so as TO include every side of the
past history of the State, although all are
more or less involved in the biographies OF its
most celebrated men.
The example originally set by the Johns
Hopkins and now followed by Chapel
Hill should be initiated by all the other lead
ing institutions IN the Southern States. Only in
this way CAM vast mass Of most important facts
be rescued from the oblivion into which they
have either fallen or are rapidly failing. With
our great universities the centres of an ac-
tive aggressive. historical spirit results would
be accomplished in q comparatively short
time which would take generations for iso-
lated historical scholars to bring about.
1t is only Il question Of a few years for all
our educational institutions of the highest
class to come TO look upon this work as one Of
the principal duties which they are called
upon to perform. Nothing would add more
TO their usefulness OF invest them with greater
distinction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

The Committed Have Decided TO Let "
tinue Three Weeks. .

A meeting Of the executive commi''
the Virginia Agricultural and hecn''' 60
ciety was held at noon Yesterday IN the
Of the president. Colonel A. $. Buioru' mem.
presided over the meeting. The 1InsI res
bers present were. +. 7. Campqgn, Everett
iddent w. +. Wickham, Or Mr.. Hob
Waddey. Lewis D.. Crenshaw; 'tCiav Chamb-
son, Colonel John Murphy; CIV
lin. Walter Grant, Colonel n Nuyon was as
The first question W for discuss.o- ,egular
IN the adyisabilitv OF holding tho Emo.
annual fair Of a few days or ",Stnfonel John
sition 10 run several weeAs. yVeeks' e1-
Murphy warmly advocated u tn - any
hibition and enthusiastically 'nrobability Of
sentiment of fear IS 10 - fund of sufi-
being able 10 raise q guarah'ooa Co certain
cient amount To make II a success. - bimself
vos he Of Tia that he agreed 20 maAo a. 5G0
responsible for any amount shDi' svoccrded
not forthcoming. His posllioh va
by a .etter from Mr. Cabeii Dae+ tod ~ the
ON motion three weeks was auoptoe o1d
IN i ~ ~ holding the EXPOSITION ~
o c6mmittee consisting Of Col'hei M",p1y
81 80 -ocv1ar committed on prlNheEeS -
-~o-.adI a. tbe Chair @ consider 'no -
means ~ carving out the plan auu top0 or,
AN adjourned meeting OF the eAo0'"
mittee at 4.S0 this Afternoon. osfco If sec
Colonel Buford stated tu". 'Ho -, reason
rptarV OF the Society va 80. rorva on
OF Major Venable's decllnailoh 10 SCI rs.
ootbe~ term Nr. A. NJ. Tyler. the former ; :
sisfant secretary. who last year on eccouns
Naior VenabIe i ~exacting duties ID oIHet -
verv eeiciently conducted a large anlouNu a.
tho business pertaining TO tne olN00' W.
unanimouslv elected 90 succeed him. aooo
Tie president was empowered 10 sponu
for an engine 10 run the machinery on AN'
ton in the main building. -
Mr.. IL. G.. Chamblln referred 20 vic -
accommodetions last year for the ne"7pHP0a
renorters and advocated the erection OF =
stand Tor their use. lis suEEe,stloL .T1y
adopted and the Improvement VIII De -
appreciated bv the reporters VINO neIcsol,' -
under the racing rules. have been uen,so -
mission 10 the Judges stand ana hau ~ 80
VANTAGE ground from which to view Tue 'A00
At 2 O'Clock the meeting adjourned ,
Although the committee are Dlv'5"s %
tiouslv In the matter. and will not taAs u ug-
cjsive stem without security Del9IenA.I
there can be no doubt that we are % nv .n-
LARGEST and best exposition Virginia n79 g'0.
seen The county exhibits Will De Naue q
snecial feature and with the COLUMBIAN ~
sition as the prospective destination Oh 1Iu
whole. the counties Will come up AanuSolNo''
/ for recognition in the EXHIBIT.
There is considerable enthusiasm N come
ton with the matter on the part OK tne ~.
zens generally. and the committee WI"
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