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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-23

In the Probate Court Of hc County 1f SAT-
Lake Territory VI Utah
In the matter Of INC EstAtc OF Edward Brain.
Deceased.


NvOTtCE j. HEREBY GiFFN, TuAT
~ Annie T. Drain. Admln'stru,r'N % t1r ct-
ste Of Edward brgin, dCccas 30, hIs ron.
ocf'd iorscttl lWcni, and llcd 100 slii court, lrr
hull account ~ her AdurniTiftlun 81 sAd
estate, hud petition for q aIUt HiucUt ~
rnWmis lonorH IN partition nntfuf Hlul Ii.tria
button M the fc due uf taid tsiaiD among She
persons emitted thoreiai Hnd h1i Ihurslty,
iuU IA DAY of April, 1871. ai ll u'rlo'h u, III,
attlC tOufI i0um 81 fnlG Court. lu DO COM ~
touu House, salt Lake cas- Hud County Jtah
Territory .hus been duly applinicd by The Judge
81 sad court Tor She settlement az SAID ae.
count. and hearing ihld petition TOT The az.
polntmcui otunmmst7 rtrl ~ partition and Tor
disiuuuNou,at which ii'no and place any person
interested in Hai4 estate may appear anu chow
cause. " any there hr, why said account should
not bo scttlUd and app. oyot and c1mml-s ION.
rrs IN partition appointed and mai distrIU.
uon iuauc ai proved l1r.
Dated AAtcn laih, ll1.
G. y. ALLEN,
clerk ~ the Probate Court
- CArsTEN BROWSE, ju. Deputy CiorS.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.


Nv " WIN 0''TI"T y W w
NJ oTiCE rs HEWFHY GIVEN ny TnR
~ uIdcfsigntd. tNur.tor Of tho lnst Will
and teftamcut OfJuhn n nai Is, decreased 10 the
rrcdltnrH of, and 600 PERSONS having claims
against The anlu ugutHHcd, 10 cAhilnt them
with the nrceufnry voucher, within ten month";
after the nrst publication ~ ihls noucr, 20 the
said executor, caro- % Nudtcll a Adams, sc.
tornCya,at y y q hast Hot south Street, -nlt
Lake Cy, IN The county Of SAT- la4e, uiah
Territory.
Dated February eltr, l.2.
lffNitN a. HARRIS,
Executor ~ the llti wall and testament ~
John u. DAVIS. drccasod dW
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THE NELSON OF CHILL.
PERSONAL DARING or CAPT. PRATT
IN THE WAR WITH PERU.

Ne rit,-d wooden ships AEains, Iron
clads aud rcli Af,or Calming tho Enc
ny's Dook-nis Oailnntry an Insnlrl.
ton to Chiiian sailors.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-23

Ia the Probate Court IN aud ~ SAT- lake
COUNTY, Territory OF uinh.
In the matter Of tho estate Of Mary Fate,
Deceased.
order d, show cause WAY order oi sale
Heal Ts,atc should NOT ho m1dr'

order ~ show cause way oiaei Ni saIe OF
Heal Estatc shoult NOT DO m1ir'
TAcon q. PATH ASp THoMAs GREEN
- wood, the ndininstrai9fs ~ W. ..t pi
hcrun duly verified paying iof nn ofl9r VI -alc
"a thc feai estate OF sail decodcnt Cor tnr purs
tosc theron ert forth u b mefeiufe ordered
L. ti, Itf,' III saitl onufi. inst si. fCr.uus b..
ttrested Ia tie ca'aie u .atd icrcs q, nppcnr
before Tie said Probate Coutlo NJ gitcsgay,
TOE sIth dav Of March, lail, a. ~ O'clock in
10 f,rene,a ~ sstf DAY, at iht tuuri Ep1n
of said Trabalo Court, " We county Court
House, IN The city and opuny ~ ealt inse.
sbcntd nat i.r Granted 20 the said t'miuisira.
tors, 10 suli 20 much oi the icti osiatc N The
s1t,. nn,ithnt a fbrv vi thigurinr v pub ruri
VI least tonr succcssiyc weehs ih W. ut.lhi {
EvrsfSu NrWa. o. Newspaper printed ana plp.
iahud iu sitd fity nn1 county
GUT "''' q. W. nAUrCU.
dtd Probate judge.
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IuMNt
Tho Pcruvlans stood or lquique all
night the aoth and at daylight tie glst
stored for the Chiliau vessels IN the har-
blr Tile lluasoar singled out Che Fsmo-
tllln mud the Independence looked after
tle Coynlongn 10 the Hstonishment Of
~ enemies ulloat mud ashore Pratt hoislod
The signal fora nght. There was NO es-
cape, for his vessels had low rn Of
Speed 1t would not have been dish0nor-
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oHILoH'sAcATARRH
LYNCHBURG.
October 18th, 1S9


Miss Vesta Matthews, of New Vienna,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mex.
Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Kisling, of Cuba,
were the guests of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Miller, last week.
Messrs. Harley Hodson and w. L.
Dumenil are in Springfield this week as
delegates from the Masonic lodge to
the laying of the corner stone OF the
new temple in Springfield.
Revs. Choate, of Yellow Springs, and
Garontte, of Higginsport, delivered tive
able sermons at the NJ E. Church last
Sunday.
The Columbian celebration gives
promise of being grand success. All
the secret societies will participate in
the parade and, with the pupils of our
school, will make grand procession.
Judge G. w. Hulick, of Batavia, will
speak here October Goth The members
of the Young Mems Republican Club
are hustling and will make the meeting
q grand success.
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PRICETOWN.
October 18th, 1872

OcCODcr loCu, lI5L
Mr.. Richard CLANCY and family and
Mr.. Samuel Hopkins and family will
soon become citizens OF Hillsboro and
help complete the water works along
with Uncle Jake Miller. Salem will
lose two of her most su bstantial citizens.
Mr.. j. g. Caldwell came down last
week to see where his opponent, Mr..
Cochran, lives.
J. s. Faris, ST., of Cincinnati, is a Wis.
itor at the parental roof for short time.
E X. Mount will not depart from this
his native land as was originally his in.
tention, but will remain to till the soil
his Gathers trod."
DR.. Van Winkle has become student
at college for the winter, thus leaving
us the old stand by, DR.. CLANCY.
William Corder, of the west, is on his
way to Ohio 10 remain. He will occupy
the premises to be vacated by Samuel
Hopkins.
David Mclaughlin will occupy as a
tenant the home of Richard CLANCY.
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RAINSBORO.
October 18th, 1892.

October 18th, 1892.
Rev. and Mrs. Mercer, of Unity, were
guests of their son, Dr. John Mercer,
last week.
Miss Flora Spargur has returned from
a weeks visit in Brushcreek township,
Charles Keelor has moved to town
and occupies the property belonging to
John Hulitt on West Main street.
Mrs. Maggie Yankie aud mother, Mrs.
Patton, of Sinking Spring, were guests
Of Henry Plummer Friday.
James E. Upp and daughter, Lizzie,
and son, Ora. have returned from visit
to Indiana.
A petition will be presented to the
Township Trustees Nov. l6 for the OPEN
ing of road from Rev. ]. H. Davis land
to the pike running from Rainsboro to
Barrett's Mills.
Thomas Harrington and Miss Laura
Roads were united in marriage at Hills.
boro last Sunday.
A painful accident happened to little
Harry Mercer, son OF d. John Mercer,
on Tuesday of last week. While playing
he fell upon stick that probed the pal
ate of his mouth, lascerating it 80 badly
that for time fears were entertained
that it might prove fatal, but he now
seems 70 be doing we'll.
The Republican. of Paint township
will meet at Rainsboro on Saturday,
October ~, at two o'clock p m. 70 nom.
mate two candidates for the Office of
Justice OF the Peace.
Married, at the residence of the ofiici-
ating minister, Rev. J. ! Taggart, Oct.
10Th. 1892, Mr.. Frank X Taylor and
Miss Rosa wisecup. both OF Highland
county.
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DRYzG0ODS
LEEsBURG.
October 18th, 1892.

nn<oha~ 10Th 1000
tow davs w;th tr;and. no. H;,,.hp.o
of nasr H;1lshoro - v;s;tsd I - M th;s n;o;n;t. -
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Pot T. = p;oh.,a, p.;,.;r., :. 49,.
wo.h;nc.o, Gu .oh,o,. ...r.h. 80.
90 PCT TohnI s...nSs ~ 80. 60
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ootha I.s. -
c,. n;,. r.,-a.,s 80.
ILL.,. h;-h,.. 49, !. .:.;. - ,:.s
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SINKING SPRING.

October 7th, 1892.
The Republicans OF Sinking Spring
were very agreeably surprised on Satur-
day last by visit from Georae Garrett
and the talented State Organizer, T. N.
Cummins. Mr.. Cummins spoke in the
evening to delighted Audience.
Mr.. Wi liam Dean was severely injur-
ed by horse running away, breaking
the cart all to pieces and kicking him.
Mr.. Tom Mcclure, who had the mis-.
fortune few weeks ago to fall from a
scaffold, and who, it was feared had sus.
tanned internal injuries, is convalescent.
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SHACKELTON.

October 18th, 1892.
The first quarterly meeting of the U
B. Church will be held at the Mitchell
schoolhouse on the Danville pike, com
mencing on Saturday at l O'Clock, Oc
tober 22d, and continuing over Sunday.
All are cordially invited. Rev. B. w.
Mason, presiding elder, and regular
preacher, Rev. w. s. Tuttle, will be
present.
Rev. Jas. Murray, of Hillsboro, preach.
ed an elegant sermon at Mt. Zion Sun.
day night
P. W. Charles has moved his engines
to his timber near Danville.
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Legal Notice.

Notice 4 hereby given that at . regular sess-
Ion OF the Board Of Commissioners Of Highland
county, Ohio, on the 9th day Of September, A.
D. 1882, application was duly made 20 said
Board OF Commissioners BY petition signed
by Irwin Mod Smith, ss City Solicitor OF the
Incorporated Village Of Hilsborough, Highland
county Ohio, and d. O. Morrow and H. A..
Psvey, agents Of said Incorporated Village, for
the annexation to said Incorporated Village of
Hilsborough Of certain territory contiguous
thereto ~ authorized by en- ordinance duly
enacted BY the Council Of said incorporated
Vuiage OF HillsbOrOugii and passed on the 9th
day OF August. A. D. 1892 true copy ofssaid
ordinance being fully set out in said petition
together with an accurate description Of the
territory proposed to be annexed, which said
territory 10 described q follows, to-wit: ;
Lying, being and situate In the township Of
Liberty, county Of Highland, and State Of Ohio,
and bounded and described e. follows Begin
ming st the northwest corner Of @. g. Bells 81
acre eand 1T, which point 10 corner in
the present boundary line of the Incorporated
Village Of Hillsbor0, Ohio, thence 8. "a degs.
=. 282 poles TO the center Of the Milford and
Chillicothe turnpike; thence 8. IA degs. !, 10
min. E. 40.S2 poles TO the northwest corner Of
thence With the boundary lines OF said addition
8. 70 degs so min. 4. 88.4 poles to tn, north.
east corner thereof !; thence 3. 1 degs Is min.
W 81 l6 poles thence 3. rs dess., Is min. W.
10 feet thence B. IA deRs.. ID min. d. 1856 feet
70 corner Of said addition thence g. rs degs.,
As min. W. 400 feet 70 another corper OF said
addition thencs 3. IA dsgs, Is min. e. IS
poles inches TO the southesst corner Of said
addition thence 8. 70 deGs, As min. w. SO 4e
poles TO the svuthvest CORNER of said addition |;
thence n. II degs 10 min W. 40 poles to the
nnrthwest corner ri yaid addition. and eouth
sess corner y VIM. Kesa' second addition 70
ssid village Of Hillsboro thence b. 81 deRs. W.
40 poles 10 The center of the Belfast turnpike /:
themes 8 ~ degs.. 46 min. W. 81 poles t. the
centsr Of The West Onion turnpike thence
80 degs.. - mip. ". IS Sc poles to Hugeips'
southwest corner thence north S8 dsgs. W.,
croesing the Ripley tnrnpike q " poles. 20
poles % the corn5s Of No0linchy and OFT, and
70 the 1ue Of Liilsy Themes B. IS dees.. III.
8.o8 po,ss p the corner Of MoGlinchy ana
Anderson and In the line Of LilIey theuce
n. - degg. ". 1O0 poles 70 the corner Of Rich-
Asds' lasd tAsnes n. % dses. VI. sea polss
70 ~ corner between the land OF ]. 81 Rich-
ards snd Hsnfy Hoeds, thence N. 3 dee1.. 90
mia. egoGsing the Danville turnpike q a3
poIess to.o poles 70 kiburp . south wsss corner |:
thence y. 80 dsGs., 80 min. r., 81 poles q a.
ovptev q tbe Milford end Ohiliicnths turnpihs !
tl.e2es = y 1sEs.; g ai.; : % poIes 5 -
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BUFoRD.
October 18th, 1892.

Mrs. @. G. Moberly. of Hillsboro, spent
Sunday here with heHpa, ents.
A Mr.. Hall, of Fayetteville, was here
Sunday in search Of thief who had
stolen Cow belonging to his mother.
The COW was found in the possession Of
stock dealer near here, who had rur.
chased the animal, not knowing it to
have been stolen. The thief is still at
large
A. ii. Reams is equipp. d and commits
stoned to act as notary public in High
land county, and can officially fix up
pension vouchers, mortgages, deeds, etc.
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WV LEXINGTON.
October 18th. 1899.

October 18th, 1892.
Miss Anna Shoemaker, Of Nj Auburn,
was the guest of MISS Rena vany, last
Sunday.
Samuel Mcclure has removed to his
new residence on his farm.
Capt E.NSteyenson, of Hillsl"ro, was
the ynest of James Robbins Las, sunday.
George Robbins, who is now clerking
in store at Roxabel, spent Sunday Of
home.
An old time Republican gives good
reason for there being 80 little excite
ment over the National campaign this
year. He says that the Republicans
know there is no doubt of President
Harrison's re. election, and consequently
there is no use to put forth extra exer!
tions; and, on the other hand, the
Democrats have no hope of electing
Cleveland, SO they lack the energy to
try very hard.
Harry Cohn spent last week in Gin
cinnati.
The pubic meeting held by the Sons
of Temperance in the NJ. f. Church last
Sunday night was well attended. The
excellent programme prepared for the
occasion was we'll rendered.
Miss Edna Gorell, of Indiana, who has
been visiting q, R Pensyl and family,
left Sunday to visit relatives in Sabina.
Mr.. Samuel Darbyshire, of Sabina,
was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Pensyi, last Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Moore, after spending sew.
eraI days with relatives in the southern
part of the county, returned home last
week.
Mrs. Anna Marconnett, of near Now.
rystown, is visiting James Moore and
family.
The light from the big fire at Hills
boro Sunday night was distinctly seen
here.
Lexington now presents a scene ol
bustling activity. Brick, sand and lum.
Der are piled up on the streets, and
quite force of mer at work on the
Town Hall make things look quite live.
ly. The hall will be quite an imposing
structure and a credit to the town.
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See 1T now and get choicest patterns.

5 degs. E. SO poles to the center Of the b. q.
3. W. X Il. track thence N. Is degs. e. Sc 4
poles TO the ceneer OF Q dirt ruad thence 8,
20 degs, 10 min. 4: l4.8 poles 70 the. west line
OF the faio grounds Whence N Is degs, 45
MIN. "; ~ poles to point In the west limo Of
said fair grounds; thence N. SO degs e. 22O
poles, passing through the fair grounds md
crossing the New Vienna turnpike at 1872 poles
TO the center OF the Leesburg turnpike thence
n. dses. E: l8 poles to A. Hsynes' line thence
=; a degs 80 min. r. S6-6 poles 70 said
Haynes' =, n southeast corner thence N. l8 degs.
". " poles to the southwest corner of Rock.
holds land and northwest corner TO the ceme.
terry grounds; thence 8. 76 degs, As min. z.
% poles with the north line of the cemetery 70
the Intersection OF the line Of extension with
the said north line Of the cemetery; thence
with the new line N. 20 degs., so min. w. So. rs
poles 10 tho center of the Leesburg turnpike /:
thence 3. 78 degs 45 min. w. l66 poles. cross.
ing creek at 108 poles to the center OF the
New Vienna turnpike /; thence s. II degs., As
min. w.; crossing Moberleys branch at 6s
poles. 24S poles to the center Of the Willetts-
vile turnpike thence 8. 40 degs., 80 min, e.
109 poles to the center Of the Milford and
Cbillicothe tnrnpike'; thence 8. deRs.. as
min. +. l39 poles to the center Of the DanyilIe
turnpike thence 8. 40 degs. $50 poles to
"a sne center o. the Ripley turnpike; thence 8.
Union turnpike; thence NJ II degs. e. l47
poles TO the center Of the Berryville turnpike |;
thence N. ~ degs, Is min. e. 2l6 poles. cross-
ing branch at 9 poles, to the center Of the
Marshall turnpike thence N. deGS., ". 1t6
poles 10 the center Of the Chillicothe turnpike |;
thence N. IS dega. 90 min. W. $50 poles, cross-
ing the old railroad cut at 69 poles, 70 the oen-
tor OF the Greenfield turnpike thenco With
said turnpike T. 6S deas. ". poles. 8. IS degs..
30 inin. W. 66 poles to the forks OF the road ct
the cemetery gate thence 8. % deg1. W. 68
poles 70 the beginning, containing 967 acres
Of land, more OF less.
y Said petition also contains IN accurate plat
OF the territory above described and proposed
70 b. ANNEXED and prays aid Board Of Com
ulissionsrs that sid above described territory
ooptiguous to said Incorporated Village be an
nexsdf 70 aid village and made part thereof
In ths manner provided BY law in such csses.
Haid petition y ON Ale In the ofioe Of ~
Auditor Of Highland county, Ohio, and ne
same Win b. for hearing before said Board 81
Qonmissioners 81 the Court House in Hillu-
borough, II said county Of Highland, Ohio. on
ncnday. Novembsr 18th, A ID. l662, 6 10
O'Clock .. N.
IRvN Mod. HxlrH, Solicitor.
d. Q. MORROW,
9. hkNHy 4. PAvEY.
A&eno o. the Incorporated Village Of Hillo-
boroegh, Highland county, Ohio.
1aee4 beptsnhe IN. \, b. looo.
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LUDWICK.

october 18TH, 1892.
Mrs. George Culhane and daughter,
Stella, were visiting her brother in Viii.
mington last week.
Frank Hogsett and wife, of Hillsboro,
are the guests of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Roush.
Misses Maud Bowermaster and Lizzie
Leninger, of Pricetown, were the guests
OF the latter's uncle, ]. Leninger, last
week.
Mr.. John CLANCY and wife, of Russell,
were visiting Noah Roush and family
Sunday.
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sUGARTRRE RIDGE.

October 18th, 1892.
Concord township needs rain.
Wheat looks bad.
Joe Few, J. D. Booth, F. H. Hether-
ington and John Wallingford were at
Bsinbridge last week ches.nutting.
Some Of our schools will celebrate Co.
lumbus Day.
The drum corps Of this place is invit.
ed to attend the g. A. r. reunion Al
Belfast this week.
The g. A. r. Post has furnished their
hall with new furniture.
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Catarrh in New Enslsnd.

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction to
every one using it for catarrhal troubles.
&c. x. Mellor, Druggist, Worcester,
Mass.
l believe Ely's Cream Balm is the best
article for catarrh ever offered the public.
-Bush 4 Co.. Druggists, Worcester.
Mas,
An article Of real merit. &C. P. Alden,
Dvugsist, Springfield, Mass.
Those who nee II speak highly Of It.
Georse 4. Htll. Drusglst. Springfield.
Mas.
Cream Balm bss given sstisiactoyy ~
sultL W.P. psapeE. Dyne1ist. Spring
~, NJ.
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is LIFE WORTH LIVING :

Not if you 60 through the world dys.
peptic. DR.. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets
are a positive cure for the worst forms of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and
Constipation. Guaranteed and sold by
Garrett Bros.
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She is delighted withit,-Mrs. Hannah
Moore, Hebron, Neb., writes: "My
mother had swollen knee caused by a
fall.-I purchased bottle of Salvation
Oil. We used it and never saw rem.
edy work so well. It took the swelling
down Immediately and effected cure"
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Beware OF Swindlers.

We have exposed, during the last year,
many swindlers who advertise, under
the name of medicine, vile compounds
which only increase human suffering.
To all who need pure medicine and
blood purifier. we can honestly recon-
mend Sulphur Bitters- Editor San.
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Catarrh in the Head

Is undoubtedly disease of the blood,
and as such only reliable blood purifier
can effect perfect cure. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is the best blood purifier, and it
has cured many very severe cases of
catarrh. It gives an appetite and builds
up the whole system.
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Nearly half century of uninterrupted
success in the cure OF cough. cold and
incipient consumption has given TO DR..
Bulls, Cough Syrup, reputation not
possessed by any other similar remedy.
It Is sovereign cure for all diseases Of
the throat and chest. ~.
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Hoods Pills act especially upon the
liver, rousing it from torpidity to it's
natural duties, cure constipation and
assist digestion.
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Facts speak louder than words. Sim
mons Liver Regulator does cure bowel
disorders.
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Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
y q popular preparation IN one bottle,
and c0lors evenly : brown or black.
Any psgson can easily apply Il = hone.
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We show 27 kinds and styles in Jack.
cts. Prices to suit everybody $3.50,
$50 }, $500, IS so, $1,000, sl2.5O, $3.50,
$1,000, up to $3.50. We show the best
Jackets for the money ever shown in
this market. We also show an elegant
line Of heavy Wool and Cashmere Shawls
at $1.00, $l.25, up to S4.OO. You can't
do better any where.
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Assots q the iecorPofatsd village Of Hills-
80 $780, s':Ss'S issS sssSsss.' s. on's sssi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

The great love and honor accorded 70 the
matchless Hill tomorrow viii precede but
not oyershadow the sacred memory in which
the rank and file of the great army which
lie in Hollywood is held. The Ladies Holly
wood Memorial Association have year after
year covered these graves with choices.
flowers aud kept green the memory OF these
fallen heroes who Ae Ia martial rows ia this
sacred ground
Tomorrow the exercises viii be of the most
impressive character and viii take place
principally IN the cemetery. Tie troops and
veterausa well as the citizens who part ci-
pate in the Hiil uuvehing viii return 10 the
city aud take part IN tle memorial exercises.
Rev " V. Tudor, ID. D.. pastor Of Broad
street Methodist Episcopal church. viii de-
liver the prayer. and Leigh Robinson. Ese.
wll be the orator ot the occasion The ladies'
of the Association will leave the corner OF
Main aud tlith streets at 81 o +. ~. Ia car
rlages and the junior Association viii attend
Ia nine large buses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29
uILL MosumENr UNWILLING.


Everybody will 20 70 the unyeiling Of the
HILL monument tomorrow morning. The
quickest and most pleasant drive to and from
the monuments via the lienrico turnpike and
North avenue through Barton Heights anu
Rrookland Park. No tolls by this route. Ton
will also have an opportunity of seeing the
rapid progress on tho iron yiaduct ai the end
Of First street the beauty and growth Of
that model suburban town. Barton Heights,
and the vast Improvements of tnat section on
your way through Barton Heights and Brook
land Park. 10 would be we'll for YOU 10 note Tie
location of those choice lots 20 DO sold at auc-
ZION ou easy terms June 18th hy the Brook
land railway and improvement COMPANY.
This will be- tho best opportunity ever o1ered
for Investment Or 10 secure home on easy
terms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

The unwilling Of General A. p. Hills statue
will take place Monday and We will have q
great many strangers Ia our city. aud we feel
Il our duty. 10 tell them where they can get
artistic work done in the Photographic line.
This is the oldest studio i'm the city and you
can feel safe in having your work done 40 this
establishment. Their prices are moderate
and you get tie finest finished work made in
the city. Call and examine their beautiful
specimens. Remember the place.
ClunrLL e. Co..
80 east Broad street