davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-06-03
to carry a green banner.

There is tract of land In Levy county.
Florida, in which three holes have been
dug thirty feet apart and each excavation
has laid bare puts of the skeleton of a
huge animal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
> The AFRICAN BUSH.
a Terror Tuspiring Land whero siIenc
and Huat Are Trirhtfui,

4 Terror inspiriug Land whero silence
and Huat Are rrirhtfui.
Toscethis land typically onoshould
outspan ono's wagon ON the top of n
height on summers midday. Not
creature etiry sl,v'T bcre, aud the
sun pours down its rays on tho fac.
cid, dust covered leaves of tho
bushes. When tho driver has Como
10 lie down behind the bushes and
tho leader Is gone TO take tho oxen
TO water, IL you stand up alono
ON the chest at the front Of the wagon
and look out you win SEQ as fan ms
your eye can reach over hills aud
daIes tho silent, motionless hot bush
stretching.
Not a sound Is 10 DO heard, and the
hcat Is so intense your hpnd blistoia
ON tho tent Of tho wagon whore You
have rested it; only from . clump OF
bush ct your right y ciegda sets I'D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

its kccn. shrii cry, glorying IN the
heat aud solitude Of the bush. Not
less Enthusiastically do you sec IL
when as a little child You travel
through it in the might.
The OK WAGON crceps slowly along
ua sandy road Thcdriyur walking
beside H. calls at intervals % his tired
oxen. we look out ncross tho wagon
chest and sec as tho wagon moves
uloug how tho dark outlines of the
bushes ON either side scom 90 move
too; great clUnp scems coming
nearer and nearer like aVast animal,
the shapes 6fc magnifiod by the dari.
We creep closer down behind the
wagon chest and look out across a.
Against the dark night sky TO our
right on the ridge Of the hill. are the
rnunt forms Of ulocs standing like q
row Of men Keeping watch We
member all the stories VIC have heard
Of kahr wars aud men shot end
stabbed Us they passed nlong hill
sides, and OF Wild animals, and we
creep down lower; then a wiil.o,the
wisp comes out from some dried up
torrent bed and far above " dances
IN aud outomong the clumps OF bu "a,
now In sight aud now ont again.
You arc glad whom tho people in
tho wagon hcrin TO sing Hymns and
more glad yet whom al o 80 hcwagoI
stops, drawn mp against ~ great
clump OF bush at tho roadside The
tired oxen ute taken out from the
yoke and every ono climbs ont md q
fire b lighted, and you gather from
far and wide stumps II dried Gle
plants food aud ouphorbia what yuu
can drag with ono hand, AMI bits Of
branch AMI dry twig, and throw them
ON the fire; tho flame leaps high1r
and higher aud all sit down beside
the ruiJy blaze.
Away behind another bush tho
driver and loader huvD lighted their
fire end Nro talking to each other IN
Eahr aG they boil the coGoa aud grill
The meat. Tho blaze Of your own
fire leaps mp and i'lunus tho great
uUl dusty body of the wagon with
its white sails, and gliu,s ON tho
horns oil ia, tired oxen, where they
lie tied TO their yokcs, chewing thD
Cud, and on tho bush with It's darh
green leaves behind you, and you
laugh and tux and forget the Et0is
OF Eulir wlr, aud the great bu-l
40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

Almost interesting phenomenon 1.
tho stubborn husband. He Is not a
bad man. He is contrary, and b.
has 10 DO managed He IS usually
married to % clover little woman.
who is constantly dovising schCmc-
TO accomplish the thing (which make
thoir joint lives n success.
He has no suspicion Of this. II hr
had he would be so mad hp could un.
doubleday cat her. So al through
lif, she goes on swinging a turEii
ahead Of his nose 20 make him 50 the
same as though no were a balky
mule. She is chcery little body,
and she grows plump with every
year, and she docs hersmiling behind
the door orshc chucklcs in rslceye
when he is not by. Tho stubborn
husband is rs interesting as Il bug.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
NOTICE Of sAlr o. ReAL t5rArg.


NoucE 10 uERsni Given, lllNr IS
n Tgruhuu' Of an gric. no goo fuHa,.
uHur, 10 the county OF SAT Late. lguipW vi
thr Motor % thn estate uI H."EH NtHHu
IA hte, deceased, IuH UuHcrsiFH.. 600 admin.
iirauiA 90 the tsi4 e. i,a.'. N,l HgI az lgN1H
90 conform ION Dor Hg.d Probate tHuIg un
Saturday, Che soin dos % .hTIHN. /. ., 90
wg,troc D m. q ing ll4!wo1e o' l...lar.a
& HHIlcI Nuuua u 90 $40 Con .INlu lulG.
i.. auth Htiu sutcf, saiti.1tp .fr.UU.I.tf
90. OIL .ui, uflu. ir'lrgsi, AND r.ilIH % t1 lI.I
tl."st Martin Mntr, deceased. at fIU fHuH lf
Dol. tUa IN aud a|l tHn right, NH" nuN u.g"rHt
tIattur tlId estate Dag, by operas NOS lass Or
Otherwise, acquired other than or pa addition
uu. ct hl tcarh in aud Z, ~ a1fe certain
lHl. pieces OF nrrc..H 90 land situate Nius md
l.iuF in tlo sal County Of Ss't ihAv. iortI.
inu ~ Utah, e.d bounded and ecienhci 90
HSr.nnins AZ d point nine chalus d.y uih
tHtI wet Ani ~ ehHy. tNtnu Owe iIuaa
fuutlwast quarter, section thirty SOD above
mentioned an1 described A. l. Is. o. .. l.. 7. L..
A.. ani running tllrncr woa. tlN ind twenty.
along Wrtt limo " .oi an r'ryUn, block seven.
teen az. Ton Acre flnf, tr ticl1 survey 10
Iorih0cst corntrof siid ioi, d,c aud hyo.tci,hs
f.5I chaIl-s thunro on norm Tine OF HaIl lot
east alA chains 'hlry INKS .'tli thlurg suutu
fNn gNHua lftv link rs H.|t Co. tun point ~ lH.
GINNING containing tsrcc sctsa hHI seventy
iyl Square rode q 800, Doe ttr asmc more Or
Als, beginning o, apontou the west line Of
o north aud south rUad four chains nfty links
"a iul vosi, rnd four chains seventy uNt ltnkl
ti,5il uor.h from no south east cofngr % Tho
southwest quarter OF -. son Auly l1ol IN IT.
l. -.of w. !. T., sslt Lake mtridlau, and run.
rlaF ihrucc west nyc il cha.a1, mrueo north
three .5l gnainst thence GAGS on uufin line NJ
l0t eleven ul, block seventeen az, Ten t,fe
s5uth aia's ,,c.t nuc " road thlol ID cham
10 the point ~ htunrlug, obtaining orc acre
ana clshu 'q4lfe ~. i'i n"te on lcs'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE IA nEHEHY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ puruaucu Of an C-drr " tEa Probate
court ot Tult llkU County. ltah Territory,
made January 2Oth isa!, tho undursrnod, al.
mialairalOf ui the estate ut JOfhuh Parker, de-.
ceased, viii on the Oh day of February, 80. a.
Lp hW once 81 harlow lcrFutOn, room isiI
Constitution Nuildiur, SAT- Lake Dity, 90 ~
O'Clock noon OF said day, or after sad titnr
which tho sale may bee continued, coll % pri.
Nlie sac 10 The highest t.ligr Tor cash, ami
SUBJECT y confirmation ~ rald Court all tho
uhhi, ulc. interest and tftHtn ~ the SAID
joshua Parker ~ tho time %. Ain death or az,
iciMatd, ", iu anu TO the following d,Hrrihel
meaI ktla'r, situated in sac Lake County, utlh
Ietiory, anI particularly described u i0'.
lows, 10 VII; hcgiuuitg a. point % roIa
Nesl nud tla rods South ffIn, Tho northeast
corner ot The houthwrI' quarter OF Section p
Twp I North Of HArFc } Nctt SAT- Lake hcri.
uahl running thrrcn West ,lh rods, thcnce
Notil 800 fIds, iluIco Eat, si,s rods, thence
SCUM 80 rods 70 tho place NJ beginning con.
tanning :. Us Arrusi SAID dusriibed tract Of and
pcing Lot ], Block 10 Jordan rlat. ard being
Contained within the limits Of thu tOuthwcJI
quarter ~ SECTION %, Twp. 1 North OF Rgg.
Mcsl, SAT- Lake hcuilau,
hlnq VIII 10 received on the above doe.
cllNru laul olther % illd nCirr. or by the adj
mufitaior OF said o. ate, up 10 The timc u
iaid sale, j, W. lMMEHuANS
AdmiuIftrftor nf said Es!ate,
bAhL"w fEHGusoN, Any Tor Estate, 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
NnrloE 10 nREplroEs.


Esai. Of sus.n iiitt Barlow, Deceased.
-.roTicE ~ HEREBY GivKS. ny THE
~ tufaftigrrd. jamie ". HARLOW. admin.
l1tr4frr uf '..ttic OF erHHr M.tf HARLOW DO.
rrnfed. t0 the rrcfitur8 a. ard all rufaora lay,
trrrlainH H. sHIlHt tlH ahii tHr .aHtl. tu eahlhN
fhUfH with tU. necessary vnnrnFFIs Within ten
frYnti. amer tUr II.st publication Of tt.H notice.
Ia tHtaf.I .dm.rfHir .0f ne fhn Law ONCE ~
NARROW tuTgus4H in Hst tako Guy, iu ta1
County uH 800 I.LH.
NNEs N. tluOW,
AimIaIuritif of s.faio oi susan AZ Barlow.
."HH".
nAuLlw FrHDuEpS, AirY f0r Eiats. din
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

a lady was showing little Zaidco somo
pictures Of birds, among which was q
nightingale, The lady told Zaidee that
II was bird which sang beautifully in
the night, adding, "Wo have no night
iugalos in this country, as they have in
Eiglnd.- mo" ropliod Zaideo prompt
ly, "but we have eats that sing In tbs
night. l often hear em."-Now York
AlNerllsor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
notice TO CREDITORS.


E-nto OF Andrew Harvey, Deceased.
NTuTlCI IA HEREBY GIyES nY THN
N uuderrirUoH. Idmiulsirlfuf uftH0 ct tlic nL
Andrew llaucft dCr.h.odi tl ila rreIif1rH ~
deceased 10 rinh fnDm with thn unrnfftrF
TouHIcrH, within four mlutNa ufirr GO lf
publication II tls npHUs tn thc 1871 John q.
Harvey. HIuIrurHtDr no 1tI wust Fret tUuth
Street sat tHL. CIV, Utah Isrrutou, in tue
Couuty or talt Lake.
JOIN C. ithUEEi,
lrrrIrHt.
Dated at eitiaio CITY. January uh. is3i
"a lHW mon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
WHAT rs 4 GUARANTEE?

1ny merchants sosmcn he habit n inisciminsy
Guaranteeing with thought Of hoinT called
make the 'uaanto good. lisa recu and foolish custom
respected In tho breach than In the Observance.
guarantee, value euui DO mndo with bnowiedSS OF
the nsniu OF tho net purpose ie terms Of tho
guarantee. makers warrant
pIaco any tool found imperfect IN
icrt Judgment acquired by considerable
soectug following ons stock and tell hom
cusoncH with absolute guarantee TINT Il they not
AL th represent them viii refund the rurcpv money In
fgn.
I,augo. article perfectly rIopoionsd,
made Of b.rt hl 30 10 VIII
"Quick Ma No Generator vapontng. Lghtit DO your
gas burner No smell No No complication. Every ObIcc
ton 10 tho Gasoline away with Think the dis
comfort nei In Summer by avoiding heat Of big Kitchen
REEEs.
superior" Cooks and Raage Superior BAKERS Superior In
economy fuel Superior SasB. k1peror IN construction.
Superior everything that to make perfect cooking
Eglirefntog" An ice Health promoter.
Cellular t,ouo that? Inv,sate
EvEy ycu.
our stock Haniwarc House Farnhing
Lawn sprinkler, htowore,c complete every
Z. q. CoTELE HARDWARE CO.,
Progress BuGdss.J,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
10Y AND PAIN.

an, vas ncver any storm mr. rain.
Il would cease 20 be 90 rare and sweet;
..i..s fiinfing on tho dusty street
ia rsas ths woods. ahi then We fain
W y. ri among the shadows once arnin.
M. tn i,r Water when the Wild stormi
boat
i,a, I'M without some loss or pain.
10y IN, :. ygo md Il "a tho nrt
l.,,iiglr- we'll Al. lct ~ not forget.
...b i,fs b. DARK today there may DO yct.
a., 7, si.nmnr comcs, much Joy for each cad
p..ts-s tiod sends NJ trouble as test,
T,..slf ID will prove % at orr best.
Henry Coyic Ia Boston Transcript.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01


It Is perhaps not generally known
that when young man Bismarck
lad q quasi connection with the pro
fgs,iou oil journalism, for ho was fol
quito % time an Official reporter 70.
oua of th1c5urts Of justice. In those
days his temper sometimes got IN.
better OF him, but upon ono occasion
at least his wit saved him from dis
grace. This was when, quDa.i0uina
O witness, the lNttpr mgln an impu
don't retart whoguupon B!smarE OK
claimed auEriiy.
III you are not more respectful J
shall kick you out OF tho ROOM
Young man, said the judge in
tcrrupt.nB the proceedings, II would
have you understand that this IS d
diguihod court Of justice, aud that {.
thoro Is any kicking TO DO dono III,
court viii do it,"
AHA, you scein said Bismarck {.
the witness; III you are not morcIc
spcctiul TO nc tho court will kiat
You ont Of tho room; so DO careful
very careful, Girv-San Fran-.sca
AlgOnaut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
l1skL NOTICE.
In ,ho Probate Court On and '0r silt La
county, Territory Of Utah.

In $40 lfNIAfN iNNHN lN hNA .'N "Alb AsAaN
county, Territory OF ifah.
In Che matter OF tlo estate Of 'iaIy rate,
ucHratrd.
order 20 fhoW csuHa why order ~ s.'o OF
Hcai ta.ato should NOS De uHie
ViCOu q. rATG AND TuoNts sUEEN.
- wood, tur a4mIuIs.rltDrs tf Goo CHHt. q
h1.e ralr deceased, having tiui 'N.IrI uH|u
hcacin, lulg ycl|fOi,pmyi pE tor ufaCl ui .h.o
uf 500 fdal estate 81 Hlid ducDiclt fuf me rurs
nos1 therein aot forth, % 10 tht|Uinrn ordered
NY One judge 70 said court. ihst 900 UC.HuA. in
tHIsHtuI lu lnU e. ate " faid q ."HH'si appear
hf.Ur, the sAu Probate CouI. uh Nrincsiay,
tht gttU day uf February, l.N! Ii lN u'.I..s in
thH forenoon OF aaii day 90 aI Court Room
Of sHII Probate tuuri, % 800 i1In'Y Court
House. M thH city DHH county U NlI LAKE,
Vfah rcuiIWy. 10 show c.u.e why 1000 order
should not Doe Lrautui 70 tlo f ID Ilulu.un.
f1f.. Iu soil HI much Of mo t,II q. ttt "I tuc
saba Itrga.rl ui private 'aIc llhN .r .'f.
aHrH. ard tHHt @ 0HpF ol fhif 1rtf I' Iu"I"Hri
ut IaaHt four futg,. use ws1kr Iu flH u..EI. 49,
fNIrIaI tIWa. U u.w wi. 4rHf IAHt.' aaG t4N.
lHNai lr Tili cts Hud county
U, ". UNgtUU
dtI lguIAl. Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

ZC.M l.. SALT LAKE Cm,
January isth, lHl.
4 ruuiD.y dividend OF % per cont
De-. tur ily been declared mon fHc
CAPITAL sios l of .fis iuHuuiiau,p ay 1u''
F1huHry rb. lsg3,to ftoatl0ld,fs Urg.
rHuI.y, upon irsHcuati1u Di tH.Ir
r0.t eUulutr, or upon tbcr uNtoa
order Tt. NIuuiE.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

the baby tuggcd at some glistctins thing
tlat lay hidden ~ the tOids OF her dress,
NJ which sho took pains TO distract its
Intention with clip irum the tioor. As
Tor the baby 1t sat there with its big |
pluo eyes oren TO their fullest oNtcut,
en'wcly absorbed IN tho novel scene, |
save ~ the moment whom that irrcsiau'
pic glitter caught its eye /
Livery one being now present. INC tllal
Went on IN good earnest a number OF |
witnesses Were eAemineu' whose iesu' !
mony showed that tuoldo hnd hal tfou- |
Dlo with biate, ana more than once
lnreal.ieu hlh me- lh"t une'uos p's'o
was one ehafgo empty on ,ho oNehihs ca
INC Gay OF 'le murder: whereas ~ tne
morning u naa Oeun ln,l; tIat no was
toon lnat iiolllus "'r ,,, ,,iuNo mouse,
ailu more .1',n 'hn.' lllHl'o WHO" .aH
hentu uuolu9 voice 1ust ueioro tne
il'i' t'lo.' ''l',' '''u s''' MN '''i'4'inB
US enc ran out
AZ 'i'l, ~ IolhI inc Univ 'loh NV
". n 1l' INC Niluua' low 'lu's1o.,ss ~
salu' , nov an no Know u WA' Cuel'e "
e'u ~" quo nv Iye"sui@e' 'n' VOICE
iol NE ono uiuh Know now 'A'cdgi
uur was none mono VIC ICES sure Tor ,'i1.
In'iu H'',' S' ~, d fG .'llo,r auoul 'll"'
1,u. o'i' h"I 'v''ll '''o''p i,,"Nu "
, yo'a' Vl Is'ii's uouo ior bllNo ','l-
IN u''; WI. .,,n u w, w, WE y WINS 'o'
''''' ~ 'o .,, , 10y W .3'',i,' now
;Ni'u =, ~ i'','''.'.'.', ,.'yl
, Ho la''u'.o,l i'.". ,' . og5,.U oy IN
Nol,i'lg ~ u MiI'P... 81 h-ipl,.s o'n'
,iai , ''o W'',e.s VINO ~, H'l s'o'l 70
atNihE t,-l y, 'it.D '.l' 'l'ho iouhJ,
lItl ~ ~ i',i.''." va Wv '"s1 "i'u
WIZ o'o - i'' ~ ~ I,.'s''.,oii .o'
ai'o.',, ''i'' W. ~. ., ~ si'o"
NV a. '''','' '''.' '',',,''! ,,'
','u'' .'''''i I''e 90 S'', '''',''l
~ l'u''Ve,,' M -. Wv 'l' e"'''''l,.''.'
i,''',. 800 1890 ~, "''' 5".,'
,un' -A'''1iio WIZ Wl." l''., u', % s' i
lug oHi''n..4 l, '. ~ '.,9 ""o'' o, Wv
u,y y" "''''" ''' ''''''"'' wa '''''
i'i ". ~. ,,,.. anal, % ,,r4 III.
10 was olp.F case OF ANU 'Het
AMlfn. WHfuf.l. 'ITuUfI fIHu NN#N Win
Had ~" ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
German
Syrup"

The majority of well-rcad phys
icians VOW believe that C1nsuup.
lion is a germ disease. In other
words. instead Of being in the CON
stitution itself It Is caused by ilnu.
mcrablc small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them awly as caierpiliars do
the leaves of trees.
A Corn The phlcgm that is
coughed up is those
Disease. parts OF .he lungs
which have been
gnawed OF and destroyed. These
lit;le baciiii. 90 the germs uc called,
are too.small 60 be seen with ,Ac
naked eve, but they are very much
alive lust the same, aud enter the
body in our food, IL the air We
breathe. and through the pores Of
the skin. Thence they get iu,o the
blood and finally arrive at The lungs
where they llstcu and increase with
iright'ul rapidly. Then German
Sysun comes in, looscus tlcm, kills
them. expciis them, heals The places
they leave, and so nourish and
soolhe that ia a short time consump-
tves become gcfm-proofaud well. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

rno inventor OF the wnalenacE ueigut
ship has made model Of that typo,
which he claims will bo the best boat
ever devised for coast dofousos, This
may well be, but we must not forget
that such vessels will after an DO only u
variation OF brave old John Ericssou's
monitora.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

Asia means morning or east
Europe, evening or west; Australia
means lying to orin the south. Hence
We may consider that these name
mean eastern land, western land and
southern land, Asia Is n Greek word
Europe is a Hebrew Orch; Australia
Is Latin word, The origin Of The
word Africa is uncertain. Some
conjecture that it is a Semitic word,
meaning Land OF Wanderers, "-St,
Louis Republic.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
Qnnertfd.
@usaa9s aus &ubolf @ronaus Geti9rift aur4ooiabriaert
Subelfeier Der @utbefun9 Amerito's burdb
Gbriitopb Columbus; @erlaq BON
@bel & Wtiler, 2etpatg.
ga. SortIebune.)

lo4' OprtleBHHg)
9etoer fino Sic 9lngaben Ser 3~eitgenoRen
@ortes' be5iglt3 bteies Sempelbaues ntbt
bOaig ubereinitimmenb. Ser W0ncb Soba7
gum, benz mir cine Gei6ibte Ser @robcruna
ponlferifo p%erbanfen, ia6 SEN SempeI nocb
pouitGnbtg unb peritdert, 6ie gegenpdrttae
&at9ebrale ioipte Die er3btib0fltbe @eliben3
itllnOen aut benz glab, pelben iener 9eos
caat einnabm. Sebe Settle leines 8iereds
NAB 1000 Weter, b~ieicntgen Ser oberen
8latttorm 1e 20 Meter. @tne Nrettreppe
BON Observation-Disclosures Stufen fibrte
an ber Weftieite auf Die Blattform binalf
lIro bot es etlter boeblt malerii9en Qlnblid
bar, tpenn bel ieierli6en @elegen6etten baS
Seer Der Brieiter Die f%ploiiaIe Nrcttreppe
aufs ooer nteberitie9. Die eiuselnen Ser
raiien batten in ibrem SSn1ern 3ablretche
fleine &ammern, bte ibr 2icbt MIR bureb
iebr fletne 3blrOffnungen cmpftngen un6
Sempelbeoieniteten aur @obnung bienten.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-02
RandOlph-MaCOn College and Academies.
WILLIAM ". SMITH, 4. NJ, LII. D., President


of
to Capt.Ric
buildings with grounds etc place worth and unequaed
gymnas
circular
Academy andE
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-02
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The August Term Opened Yesterday
Judge Dupuy's Order.

The August Term Opened Yesterday
Judge DupuY's Order.
In the circuit court yesterday. Judge
Dupuy presiding, the following cases
were decided: B. A. Johnson VS.. Roam
oke Construction and Improvement Com
pany, Judgment for plaintiff; B. A.
VS.. j. B. Levy, judgment for plaitiG
b. A. Johnson VS.. n. Partee, judgment
for plaintiff; e. j. Kemp vs.. Fred Web
Der, judgment for plaintiff; Wilkinson
& Tinsley VS.. w. 1. Thomasson, judg-
ment for plaintiff; Virginia Finance
Company VS.. b. D. Downey, judgment
for plaintiff; Standard Wagon Com pany
VS.. ). A. Compert, Judgment for plain
tiff; Standard Wagon Company VS.. d.
NJ. Howe, Judgment for PLAINTIFF; South
ern Rubber Company vs.. l.. Levine.
Judgment for plaintiff; Lewis f. Fronier
vs.. II. Geisman, judgment for plaintiff;
Daniel Mcclure IL Co. vs.. Powell White
hurst IL Co.. Judgment for plaintiff;
j. B. Levy VS.. j. W. Coon, Judgment
for plaintiff. Roanoke Manufac turing
Company VS.. w. w. S. Butler, Jr
Judgment for plaintiff; the Hockstater
Company VS.. +. Stein bracker s. Co.
Judgment for plaintiff.
The judge entered the following or
der: ut appearing to the court that the
Hastings Court room of this city will not
be used by that court during the month
OF August, 1T is ordered that the circuit
court CT Roanoke hold it's August term
in 1892 in the courthouse building of
this city and not in Federation Hall
The clerk is directed in accordance
with the provisions of section Bis, of
the code of Virginia, to post copies Of
this order at the front door OF his Of
flee, at the courthouse door and at Fed.
Grafton Hall"
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point AT either side of wide over
hanging porch circular pointed towers
similar to that on the pavilion are pro-
vided. To the left of the entrance is
tho ladies' parlor, large circular room
with retiring-rooms adjoining. On the
opposite side is n general reception
room similar in shape Between the
two is wide reception hall. Farther
on is the commissioner room, writ
ing-room, smoking-room and gentle
mems parlor. The second floor will be
beneath steep, sloping roof, some
thing like that of the Woman's Temple
It will he cut up, however, by gables
and windows and the effect will be
striking. The principal feature of the
second floor will be an assembly-room
AZ by so feet and with lofty ceiling
AS the side near the north end will be O
small gallery for musicians. On this
floor will also be four sleeping cham
bers, press-room, in which to keep
files of the state papers, and library
of works by Iowa authors. The State
Historical society will have it's head
quarters in tho large circular room at
the southeast corner over the ladics'
parlor, and adjoining the assembly
room will be the reporters room.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-02
COUNCIL OF coLoRED CHURCHES
The Church Street Baptist Church
Recognized.

The Church Street Baptist Church
Recognized.
council of the colored churches was
called to recognize the Park Street Bap.
fist Church Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with Rev. r. Smith, of Bedford
City, as moderator and J. II. Adams. of
Mill Creek Baptist Church, of West Vir
GINA, secretary. The meeting opened
with prayer by the moderator and the
following churches we're represented:
First Baptist Church, of Mill Creek,
w. Va; First, High Street and Third
Baptist churches, of Roanoke; Washing
ton Street Baptist Church, of Bedford
City; Allegheny Church, of Mont.
gomery county, and the Shiloh Baptist
Church, of Bedford county.
After thorough examination OF the
organization of the above named church
the council found nothing contrary to
the Baptist principles; therefore it was
unanimously voted that it was worthy
OF recognition and respect of all the
neighboring churches. PRAYER was
offered by Deacon Benjamin Collins and
tho hand of fellowship extended by the
council to the Park Street Church.
welcome address was delivered bv
Rev. Mel. Minter, pastor of the church.
after which the benediction was pro.
nounced by Rev. G. W. Watson.
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The Ministers, Conference.

The ministers held their usual weekly
conference in the halls of the Y. M. C.
A. yesterday morning. Those present
we're Revs. Hippo, Ferguson. Groves,
schooley,, Collins, Campbell, Snapp,
AGREE and Moomaw. After tho usual
discussion OF the Sunday services, Rey.
J.S. Lyon, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain Church, in San Antonio, Texas.
delivered shorg but interesting talk
on the field OF work in Texas, at the
conclusion OF which the members of the
conference, visitors and reporters were
invited by one of the pastors to repair
to the ice cream parlor OF the Eagle
Dairy, where ice cream was served.