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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
LOCAL sREvlT.Es.

&S~H6 0nGvt
Miss Ula Hancock, who has been viz.
i,ing friends in the southeastern por-
tton Of the city for 8 few days, left for
her home in Franklin county yesterday
morning.
Rev. ]. e. Deacon, who was former
resident of this city, but now OF Cone
stoga, Pa, Is to be united in marriage to
Miss Virginia L. Whitman, at the
Stewart Memorial Church in Pulaski
City, on the evening Of October the sth.
Charles I. Wade. cashier of the Bank
Of Christiansburg, was in the city yes
terday.
j. w. Helen, Of Shawsville, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Walker returned yesterday
from visit to friends at Eggleston
Springs.
Miss A. D. Johns. sister Of Mrs. Will
liam Ii. Trent, left yesterday for Iron
Gate to visit friends.
Hon. Walter M. Pierce. Of Christians
burg, is in the city yesterday.
Mrs. James s. simmons, who has
been spending the summer with rela-
tives at Union Bridge. in Maryland, has
returned home.
R. X. Rice will leave this morning In
his buggy for Rogerville, Tenn, at
which place he will spend the winter.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day in the clerks Office to John w.
Camper, brakeman on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad, and Miss Mary E.
N. Smith, and John 81. Windel and Miss
Lorlie Guerrant.
George M. Helen, of Franklin county,
is in the city on business.
Arthur Sheets, who has been for q
number of years assistant editor OF the
Leesburg Mirror, one of the brigh tes
weeklies in the State, and who was for
six years reading clerk in the State
senate, arrived In the city Sunday and
took editorial charge Of the Evening
World yesterday.
Hon. John Hampton Hoge, OF Radford,
passed through the city Sunday en- route
to Bedford City, at which place he ad.
dressed large and enthusiastic Demo.
cratic meeting yesterday
R. q. Angel, Of the firm OF Huff s.
Augell, has returned from q visit to
friends in franklin county.
Messrs. A. ]. Sims and John D. Horne,
OF Rocky Mount, were in the city yes
terday.
w. A. and T. D. Sewers, OF Floyd
Court House, were in the city yester-
day.
William, Charles and James Hitter
man, of Floyd Court House, are in the
city visiting friends.
Miss Alice B. Johnson, who has been
residing with her uncle, ]. VIM. Boyd,
left yesterday to attend school at Char
louisville.
Joseph T. Jett, prominent Democrat
OF Floyd Court House. was in the city
last night.
j. D. Lazell left last night on bust
ness trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Josie Gentry, OF Rocky Mount,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Berry, on
High street.
The Misses Mary and Lizzie Price, OF
Boon's Mill, are visiting the Misses
Webb, on West Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27

Hiss Mary Lukens will teach all
branches OF drawing and painting.
studio, 100 Salem avenue; hours, Mon
Gay afternoons, 9 to s.; Wednesday and
Saturday mornings, from Q to 10.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27

PROF. BELLEzzA will open a select
school OF dancing in frey building, OPP
posite Postoffice, Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock for ladies and children and
Wednesday night at 9:3O o'clock gentle.
mems class. and the following lessons:
Friday, gentlemen's class; Saturday,
ladies and children,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
PrOpoaala.

BIDS will be received for the erection
OF market house at Bedford City, Va,
until the 18th day OF October, 1892.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the office OF w. 7. Fitzpatrick. Bedford
City, Va. A copy Of the same will be
loaned to parties wishing to bid. The
committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
w. T. FITZPATRICK,
R. p. CLAYTON,
]. w. BALLARD,
September 90, 1892. Committee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
OYSTERS!

OYSTERS! OYSTERS,
Selectoy served in every style at the
EAGLE DAIRY,
la Salem avenue.
We make speciality OF serving and
delivering select oysters by the quart
or gallon to families. Orders may be
given to Eagle Dairy wagons, by tele-
phone No. 179, or at the Dairy.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27

THE Estey Organ leads the world
Factory prices and easy payments guar.
anteed by Hobbie Music Co.. 1877 Salem
avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
Low Rates to Newark. N. j., and Retur,
via IL. 6 O.

via Ii. s. q.
On September "a, 25 and 26, the Balti-
more and Ohio R. Z. will sell tickets at
all stations east OF the Ohio river to
Newark N. j., for the low rate Of one
first class fate for the round trip, the
occasion being the convention Of Ger
man Catholics of America, to be held at
Newark, September 20 to 90. Tickets
will be valid for return journey until
October 8, inclusive. For round trip
rate from principal sta lions on the Val
ley Branch consult appended table.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27

Correspundingly low rates from other
stations. For more detailed informa ton
apply to G. e. Dudrow, travelling passen
ger agent, Winchester, Va.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
Historical and Natural History Fair.

10 canssqasnce Of the Illness Of several
members Of ths caa4eii Of the Ksanebec
Natural History al. Antiquarian Sccisty.
a3or vhcm mGcs dsrea1srcs is p.acsi fsr
TIE sncesssfai carr ing through CT Tie
p'sa. thu arrangements far the p,op,ssd
loan txtibitinn Of the S'eisy has bssn
sone hat dsIsysd. Al present the date
his cot been dstermiaed gaoa, IL hav.zz sssn
nsessasy &c p3ssp,rs the erisiaAl dste
hu' De;sits SHADING this tae p!sGs ara bsir g
perfected q, ripi1iy s p9a,iols, aai tie
aasir csnno' be oIh<rsiss than 8 s7ccsss.
The design Is 70 hsys . fai; o. four a.te'-
nssas ard evenings ~ early in February as
pssslbie. The members Of ihs sociesy
vii sooa receive eirc7ia:s Of is.tsuciien
appoinsing them On tie sevs,s! .ogci,irz
eommiitsss. Oar ei..xsns VII! be asked 70
loss old books, .usogrsphs sid decg nsnis
sncleas !nrni,ars and ornamsalal or s,esul
articlss, Old kitchen Ard dem sitic uteo.iis,
old p,.t,sits, eoias, c,ntiasn.sl and other
rnoasy; iadian relic', sh Ills, minerals. geo
Iogic' specimens, Ard general ca,i,sit,es.
These sii be carefully i,5sIsd and c,rei
for. azd rsiVrasd 10 thei, oEnsrs a, The
c!oss Of the exhio!tisa. They vii be
shosn II iccsei cares ard 50 insurs7cs will
cover the sr'icl.s While Of deposi: II the
s7eistJ's bali. TIE OF jscl Of the society
la tbs exa.si.ion 10 to Interest
our citiz4ns II It's work and thus
Aid to is uemaerahip ia order that
,hi, work may be puFtgei in more thoi-
cash manner an. upon an enlarged scale.
Already several important collections have
bsea promited FOR the fair, among them the
ane collections Ct aboriginal relic, belong
Ing to IL II Saeli, Esq. # Vasss.lboro, and
Friend l.. II. Bailey Of Wiaslow-lhsse
being among the lsrgss: and mos; ilteres
Gng private collections CT Iadi.n ant q Mite.
in tn, STATE. Further particulars of the
loan exhibit will b, given q saolher time,
AMI i; 10 hoped the plan will msst Inc
hearty tuop1rt Of our towns ,ople gsnet-
ally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

Dt ] +. llIl wert to Lisbon Yesterday.
Mr.. Freeman Baker couii11e, to i'm
pr.vs.
Mr.. and Mrt II. 2. Milhksn arrived at
Barbados. the l7.h.
DR.. Webster Is i'll q lite sick, Tn: it 10
,hlushi no; d,ngerou,ly.
Forest Goodwin, + Of Skowhegs
y" In the city yesierds,.
landlord Tbsyer Of the Augusta House
And Mrs, Thsyer we're in Bsogor Monday
Mis-. VIM. T.nfer Of SIDNEY was vi.i
ins her son, c. l. Tsnter ETC yesterday.
c. w. Jose', ESQ went to Nsr;!dsereck
Yesterday to insp,ct the jail at N,riilg'
wCt.
CinsrssTsn HiIhken ayiivtd in he city
oashe h,stfo siay,sert'y and stoT p ID
at The Atglns house las. night.
John II May OF Boston, he noted horle-
man, and Ell Hddsains OF Greene we're
smots those registered st the Cory House
l.. right,
Lsuytr B, T. C1sdot urIe OF the State
oou5 Of assessors WAS tsken Qa'e i'll A. the
E!n Ucu.e last night He hiss been better
day. although he dad not ave hi. ror~
tots fort n>oa -auburu G zstte, Jan. %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
STATE HOt 81 NOTES.

TIE Stale board Of ssors are now in
Auburn 70, the purpose Of hearing WIZ.
the fe'ert tovrs may care to present It p
q re their valuation. They will then
give hssrin.s in the counties of Ksnnebec
ssgAdshcc and Lincoln, and il the sprirg
ths CT uuiies Of Oxford AID ffaEkin.
M'i c. j House received = notice ye
teddy o, the dgs:h Of james Merrill OF
Lee. "Hr, NJ ri seemed like relative, -
said tie N in 'pessing OF him. Fifty
years sso when the ma ~ parents moved
irt1 the tosn OF fee. Mr.. Merrill ami his
wife we're living in the same house il which
he tii Monday Mrs. Merrill. who su'
yy.s. slEsys bs, hsoo IN ths habit of
weaving c'olA on the old fashioned 70 NJ
that she usest1d4Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

Another "a ct, home wedding took place
at the reside CO Of Ms snd Mr.. A. j.
Walker o. Fiags street Tuesday afternoon.
Is va ths marriage If their young st
daughter. Nellie, AMI NJ F. 4. NJb!e. the
well known boo. and shoe d aier In Hi
lowslI Rev. j. 3. Will amson Of the
Cor arssstionsiN church cffiois,sd. only
the relatives Of the family were present
Mr. and Ms Nlbls lsft for b l,.on on the
Pullman sb'rs taey W. Il vi,i frie 4 .ishen
they will return to ,hi, ely vh,le they are
% MIKE iheir hnfne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

Vslentire day approsche and the public
j, vie big stirred but little. The custom
will probably ntves die out and still the
sale is qlita large but is COT fl led more to
certain clssss and to children with whom
it is Delightful AID iunt ceat Amusement
This year the vSls1tines c1ntaioax the
mast sentiment seem to ba the say rits,
and one dealer said Yesterday that be had
soil ore bearing Ihs plain words My
SEeuihesr.." Tai, was beauty bat bad
been in stock some time a. he message
it carried rshar dsuntsd NJ lst buyerI. The
valentines ros are not 80 tasy az tLey
oucs vera. More are made from paper
sni cIrl30Rri ami lees silk or satin enters
into thei, ma1uisc uts. Some are on sale
10 the stores hsrs hi. cost the buyer IS
and ii re are ttol,slds OF them FOX oce
,ee5t each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

Few peep realize vha, an unsatisfGc-
tory srtiele to deal 10 . sponge 10 saii 8
iesci dealer esserdly. "rhsy are to cur
easfnEn What graduated saga, Is 10 the
Wholesale grocer. A rS1 vii buy almost
sny'hiss With never 3 mu-mur tu; when
We charge him nearly cur coat pric, on 9
sponge be viii kick. There 10 no
pfon: in them ani We Simply keep
thsm TO accem ,dsts our customers.
fss Hsancs, Sc bay them b.
the bale IN Nv Ylrk, psyirg Sal
per psuae. The hale ~esh. s,me thirty
peuads but ~hea We ~eish it CT is arrival
Il auos' Invariably rus saor, Of the bill
oae hall TO oae pound, Then ,hs,s 10 3
qasn'i'y Of ssrd in the bile which siit. OUT
While the goods are hsrdlsl aud While tn,
80 dare ia ssstk her ~ up sad lose " eli h,
Ia hi, way 80 that oS the time the bot.cm
o''as bale Is reached the proe.s are vague.
iieie, OF I'sr, are The beat ga ity Of
'posEes, and tie onls ones Who use the m in
qualities sra Fl.st<rs:s wao use tn m ia
si'airs walls sd ceilings, ard tie larger
h'efy stsh'es VITO vac; rice .pausss 70.
',ef carriage ~.shiSs. They buy BY The
p>uae, AID krosins the viu. Of the ecoi.
"y netting, bit the iinsry man Who !.
ena'sei 70 cents f1r ssp1nys lo,k. as il
oe we're eeiss robbed They think the
aesisr 10 roeie;i,g hass p.e6.. sni say .,
vi noas ceremony. III re are cheaper
s's1ss bat they srs SPIT, And are not sof,h
nanda G, sad /. /, s.~.ys policj il euyirs
asPenge 10 cat The best
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

'Fe5b'y she lausheth in thu hnqlid
moon. vh,ls PorpYhfo upon her face doth
look sEi wonders what hss swsli. q II 80
When he finds it 10 neuralgia however, he
q 'ss Dos lose his kesd. bat hsvIug twenty
ave cents ID lis inside pocket, inva,ts in 9
bot'l Of Salvation Oh.
Endorsed by the peep AZ sssfe, veil
bic. HARMLESS and cheap m,dy. Dr. Balls
Cough Syrup dltfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

Who hss the tight Of wsy-'hs one 90
irg n or the one mng OFT tf door,"
The one who has The most push -Bosto1
journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

All are entitled to the best ,hst their
monsy will buy, go every family should
have 81 once, 3 bottle of the bsst fsmily
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, to cleanse the sys
tenn ~har costive or bilious. Fer sale in
SOC ard 81 90 bottles By ali leading drug
stss. dec7d&slm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

BH j. ilsyers, c. 8, Lswis the vel
inosa bari teacher Of Auturn, Mo. will
end sso pieces Of good bar music free 10
any one Interested on rsceip; Of stamps to
pay pos.sss. Ailrea Sc James street.
Aaaurn, NJ.
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i3le0.


CUMBERLAND.
Portl .u5-Jsn l.. Nathaniel Walker sied 81
yerrs Sutaa q. widow o. the late ri SIN Is.
Coon r. o Pt'sAelo, red IS r4rs, mo this and
dsy-, Jan H. Fr-uk vuong.sf child Of ,-to,
ard MARY ! WHITE ag' d ; year. aud n fin'b-.
Jan IS, Joh1 ". Boo IT.. e. d ~ years and 0
moni y; jar. r.. Ingra, vi e Las Nelson
aged ~ AID msnth,.
D. RINK Jazz. II. Iaaa Full'r. vi low Of the
late Will im b ays.d 20 years and . mosfHs.
Cspa ii xsbeth-Jsa. II, Mr.. 20 sna ). Quict,
aTsd - wears.
Va me.ts-Jsn. Il. Capt. 10 eph b. KAN.
aseis.1e Is ana mcu:1s.
UANcoCS.
Bucksport-Jau II, Mrs.. Euaice Hil, aged 81
years.
kgSxEgEC.
VIruu.-Jen e. Alice A. daughter Of the late
Samuel FL = bal. ages u yesrs-
West = in1sor-Jan ~, RcbS.d Il. Casey
aged 81 ears. mos and II days.
PsSoBscor.
BanSor-Jan. Il. Ms. Anna " Wild " o. the
late Is ,.c taHey aged e. years: = MIRA A. h an
terlsi1, So d 81 years ~rd month'.
Holiea-Jsp IL. ore II eifs of the ate
samaeI rerains, agtd 81 years, Il months snd a
days.
WALDO.
iioestv-Jap. y. Bsta.si Daniels, aged Is yrs-
and nunths.
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Nlarrieo.


II the ry si,ipnS of the brides father on flagt
ST., yesterday afi~ru"op nv Rev. jaime 5 VIII
hanson. mr.. lawn A. NOBLE to aiss Nellie
tsgr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

inR. Sss 20 small mat an ~ J0arnment Wal
made to Monday evening. FEB. 1st, 8. : 30
o'clock. II is earnestly hoped .hs. go ID
attendance may be secured. Itissn organ.
izstion in which every citizen has an Int,
est and 10 Ihs work Of which every one
ought to be glad to do his share.
A young maa with a clear, opeg. frank,
etc face, igatei by twenty mile drive
in The wind and hope ttal he fain would
not acknowledge. promenaded Wat.r street
the olhsr morning. Il his hand lie
bore & letter eisbora'ey psrinmed with
nu X. He seemsd TO dislike permit Jog
il to pass from his sfssp, tu; a fitm resolve
finally set his manly features
and the byssrdefs felt that he
vas about 10 msil Il. At the
time he was in fron. CT one Of the leading
clothing estsblishn eais, ia the door Of
which IS a place where tins letter carrier
deposits the firms mail Into this the le'
ter was thrust and the youas msu sighed as
he turned awsY, believing be had intrus.ed
his precious hopes to the care OF Uncle
Sam. The front clerk Of the store was at
the moment siaodif by the door adj astin z
flower in his buttouhols ana ne PICKED up
the missive aud seeiug that it bore the
name OF youcg lady very kindly mailed
il at the nearest letter box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
AUGUSTA LODGE.
Public IsstaHa!isn Of The QMcsFs iol
The ENuisg INH.
A Most Enjoyable Occasion. sumptuous
Banquet Provided by weeyer.

The tfsee SCI AazassA Lodge. p sad A..
". were publicly ins1usd 1ast!sy sv1-
ming There vs,s ,o1 ss snd snce 90 u ,
instAiI.iisn txeress AID The baIfss,
which followed, cot siihs.arGins The anfs,-
erssls ~ssh.r.
Folio sis2 10 tbs Lat Of elcs.s issAIi3a
By Wsrshistal Bro,, =. 2 McAartie G.
d. Rave, ~essair.al master; Geo. B.
Kssae, senior warden; d. W. Emery,
jazz II vsrass; z Mexu,9is, treasurer;
o. A. Tusn, isere,sry; KIv.n H,ass.
ssaiss deacon; Gee. X. Black. snlor des-
con. The following ns the sp2oiativs
lfncsrs' @. G. Flsg7, ma.,hL; J. B.
La-vnes, lylsri c. C Hsat, chaplain !;
A. A. Clark. s. s std,Jamei l. johnson,
JIG.
The installation vas public to the nj u
bars Of Augusta LacEs and ladies' and the
eMsss Of Bethlehem Locgs, Cuihaec
Cb.p,sr and Trinity Csnm.n3sry AID their
ladies'.
81 tLS fAesNHEs Nrtt sD+1 iAfsNsA r4sA
Ia very pleasing nasarsr, AID mes, cred
itsbly to the in,sliieg m;sr and Augusta
Lodxf.
IL had eesn arranged to have the tosp.
tai quartet and The hospital orch ,s,rs
to furnish tbs musie for the evening. The
orcheisrA being msShas disofg snizsd b.
reason Ct The il!aess CT some Of the
the members the services Of the Winthrop
Street q1ar'e. were secured. La NJ edIess
TO sdi that ,hs musical features Of the svsn-
log we're among the mos: ct lyable.
Afur the il stailallon exercises proper,
the master called uIoi gentlemen present
for remark. and respohsss were made BY
Pat Master Campbell and Brothers Geo.
r. Hsvss. f. McMardie, 4. Blaokman, Dr..
Bcbsits. ID. W. Emery. C. II Hooper Of
Csstire. master Of Hancock Lodge. which
&, rs years old. G. L. Tanner. 0. A. TQsll
and others. Mr.. MoMaidie spoke on The
subject Il lsdits beto ming MAsors BY
means Of the adOpIiys degree.
After the exercises ths company repaired
10 the dlnisg hall where L. Z. Wseyer, the
we'll known caterer, had in readiness an
sppetizlng bsfqqet. The tables were loaded
snd the CELEBRITY wish .hich the viaads dil
appeared bespoke their excellent quality.
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vTy-ANTED-kVery lady ard Gentleman
Wv ~ Augusta TO call At Hersey's Boston
Nh, Store aud examine the best lie Crcepsr
in the market. Price aoc. per pair. Wholesale
price eiscs 10 dealers on plication. Jani$dtf
AnSNTC who are handling our publications
NuLN y are making money, As We do cot
plse, In their hsnds only such puhltsatioas ~
,hvre Is popular d,mshd for and our bocAs arr
all spoa seilers. one agent In the held reports,
that he sold one hundred copies OF rs saseices OF
Chestnut" the hfsi week, another 30. and Ne are
receiving glowing reports from agents throughout
the State. The agency to this wonderful book 10
proving TO be b3nsnfa TO agents. There Ia atill
little more territory In the State that has not
ben TAX NJ, aud those who Apply hrst Arv " he
served htst To pfooura the agency for this slo
Eious book. address. T.. ". kNOWLE, 3 Co.
Augusta, Ne,
David BARRIERS Poems ave published BY v. n.
kNpwLss i Co. Augusta, ~ainc, Sonc of oar
agents are hSndlins this boot with che ''emng
siers OF Chestnut" aud lint that the two DO not
conflict and with DO publications. they arc
- akiss tne nav. d"cStAw
w ASTIli,--If VOC sick, " w0aid know
w correctly the prospects Of life. 10 call on or
address, DIR. II, Y. Merrill, Western Ave-, Au-
gusta. Maine. ilysidtt
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Esaoyk-itoa fu-tey. CrInb rrv Sauce, Cold
Tongue, CelsrS. Baiet Ham, Chicken salad
Ma ned Potatoes. Hot Rolls
CAKk-fIarisqain. Chocolate. Delicate Dell
eious.
lcK CEEAH-strawtefrY and Vanilla.
ystir-florlia Orange. Malaga Grapes. A.
pies.
Tea, CoHre.
The tables were VERY sitIschvsiy laid
and the bonn,lfal repss. was er eyed to the
mast. TIE Winthrop Street Quartet
enl.vsted The period devoted to reftesh-
respondirg to the many encores. The iussa,
lAiion exercises wee 10 every detail 8
cftlt 10 AnRn.ta Lode
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Ses Limerick-Jau 10, to the wife Ui A K.
v heat "a a daughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

No comfort exc ,is tbs, derived from a
Winthrop nils 10 Ct. cigar,
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sFsasl EMBELLISHMENTS.

nmAi Advsrtassnsnss ncas ssssd1Aa foss nnss
10 ksr, Lcsz, So, VIA = fasortcJ ~ - ~
d aen.r thrss .i,es ssr d sesss aoN - Voob M
" WA, sdvsnSe pxyAsnt.
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FOR SALE.

L,0n kAt E-Tho "Doip,onic d" the bost can
d opener made. at the T., Rowsc tewelry store,
Augusta. ORDERS taken Tor cut ho.ers for any
occasion. jAn2hliv'
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Board Of Trade.

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Board Of Trade at its annual meeting for
the cleo ion Of Ulcers held Monday ever
ing. vss 20 small that an adjournment was
made to Monday evening. FEB. lst, st 30
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
When the Meeting of the General Committee
Will BE Called

At the meeting Of the executive committee
of the national association Of democratic clubs
yesterday i. was decided to call the meeting of
the general committee for the same time and
place as the national convention, thus follow
ing the lead of the republican league. COM
mittee of three on finance was appointed and
these gentlemen will raise the funds to push
the work of organization and the dissemina-
ton of democratic literature and oratory dur
ing the campaign.
Mr.. c. T. Black, Mr.. II. W. Rusk and Mr.
George Lambert were designated as a delega-
ton to confer with the Chairman Of the
national committee, Senator Brice, and cement
a thorough understanding between the ma
tiOnal committee and the association of clubs.
The association will soon issue an address to
the country and the preparation of this docu-
ment was intrusted TO the president, chairman
and secretary of the executive committee. An
excursion to Monticello on Jeffersons birth
day, April r. was agreed upon and commit
tee of arrangements, who will select promi-
nent orator for the occasion, was appointed.
An important project, which met with great
favor. Is the establishment of a bureau for the
distribution of documents i'll Washington.
This tract crusade has been carried on from
the secrctarys Office, but the bureau which
will be started is to prosecute the work on a
big scale.