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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
MUSICALE Al KsSWlCK.
Entertainment for tho Benefit OF
Churoh-Personai and Social

Churoh-Psrsonal and Social.
correspondence Of tho Richmond DisDat,h.l
KFswIcK, Va, May 27.--Last night very
pleasant musicale was given IN the depot
building AZ keswick for the beneht OF the
new chapel now beng erected AT boyds
Tavern, in this county. The "Charlottes-
VILE Local Talent" composed OF the Misses
Cleveland and Miss Wood, and Messrs Car;
roll, PAYNE. Snead. Wood, Moore, ana
Munday, furnished delightful vocal and In
strumental music for the entertainment,
The hlchlv-cultivated voices OF the lady
singers and the rich. melodious music
made bv the male quartette fairly capu-
waited the audience. The violin, mute.
ooruet. and piano music was also greatly
enjoyed.
4 recitation, "Amerky's Conversion"
land, and the evening closed with SOUL
stirring rendition Of Dixie"
1HASKs.
Our neiehborhood is indebted to these
fine singers from charlottesville for
most pleasant evening. and their KINDNESS
in coming without any remuneration Is
greatly apprec iated by our people.
After the music was over refreshments
were IN order. lees, cakes, and fruits
we're served in great abundance and as
Dosed of so rapidly that one was IAN 10
ask Where has it all gone tol"
The entertainment cleared about S43,
PERSONAL.
Messrs. d, G.. Long and Gregory Purvis
have recently returned 10 the neighbour
hood from college, the former from East,
man Academy, Poughkeepsie.. n. y, and
the latter from Oakland School, in Hanover
county.
Last night Miss Carrie Randolph gave
the Edgehil School their " final supper"
An of the old girls FROM the seminary Will
realize the full significance and charm OF
MIR Ouintus Williams and family have
moved IRON Low Moor TO Keswick for the
summer.
Mr.. 4. s. Griffith. of Ingleside," is on
a visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. q. G. Randolph has returned from
tie southern part of Florida, where he
has been spending the winter for his health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
The mersrr.n-nena.rson sspt,.ls.

'1yo'f9s'ondcncs Of shs hishmond D'soascnl
hINcHsuEo. Va. May 27.--A pretty home
~ W aye was celebrated ut the residences
T, pr ana Sirs. >. l.. stephens; 1900 Clay
~ssrnihoon. 2ith. at O'clock.
, ne contracting parties were Miss Bet
a. ss H. Henderson and Mr.. J. w. McFerrsn,
"'0'stoart eouaty. The bride Y also :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
Failure of . Fnrs,turs Company.

I,YSonBuBo. Va. May T.-ihe west
Lynchburg Furniture Company made an
Assignment at q late hour last night. Inc
liabilities are estimated in round numbers
al s45. 600, and the assets SSS.0N. Kan
dolph harrison and A. X. Long are the
frustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
MOVING FOR IMMIGRANTS.
Governor Carr Appoints Committees TO
Report on Important subjscts.

RALEIGH, N. c.. May 27.-Governor Carr
to-day assigned to several prominent gen.
tlemen duties in connection with the pre-
paration of data regarding North Caro-
iina's advantages for Immigrants. and also
with recommendations OF the best methods
OF securing desirable immigration: b. Il.
Lacy, on labor statistics: Alexander
Sprunt, on direct trade; w. c. Murphy.
ON health and climatology; John l..
Patrick, on advertising; Robert +. Hoke,
featuring. These will submit to the Gov
ernor monographs on the respective sub
jects assigned. The Governors address on
immigration will be put in type next
week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
sT0PPING PLACEs.

Daily. ,,.crs
Nos. IA, a, 40. and 1 II make no ssois. ~
OF and li4 stop az Be1eld on slgnaL Nos, -,
"a 3s 40 az. and IS st0p on sisnsi q, nsn-
chester. Dreyry's Ccnuaiis, ana ,aosses, 49, -.
~. 33, Is, 81, az, A, ~. aud 10 WI stop oo ss
nal at all stations. s,....,..-c., a, all
pullman Palace Rudci slsoping-L1 On S -"
Though trains. ON Trains Nos. .. aaa - 49,
ing-Cars bot wesn Rlchmond aud LyreEvHs' -
NEW LINE TO ATLAATA, GA.
leaving Richmond az 3:2J 7. ~. daily ana sr.
r,sinv AZ ~ eI,ion At sal =. NJ. and ~ Atlantis ~
20 a. M. pia :. A. l.. through siespers-n'cHs
mond 70 Atlanta .oor,,
TIE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 10 NohfoIAs
,..yv ARRIVE
p,c,nonl 300 IN. Norfolk. ll:sS =.
n,'.nmond .5.,u r, ". Norfolk. e;.o 7. -
Snrsols $40 A. \. Richmond. 1878 =. !.
Norfolk. 1900 r. NJ. Rich'nond' o.~v r.
Tho trains leaving Ricanond ~ =. 49,
Norfolk a. 4 r. n. are sosii trains 1870
tso poinfs, and passengers - tnfo1sn u.sev x
cnanee on cars. Close connections are s.so 49,
~ Prtersburg BY the 3.5 7. Il. and o;3o r. =
trains from Richmond 20 Norfolk. .
Irains leaving Richmond ~ A. NJ lS.to =
NJ and il:50 h. NJ. and arriving ~ hcnouoe
n, s.ab A. w., 2:sO Il. NJ, aod 9.5s r. y: 49,
rIoso connection ., Petersburg 70 sno nv
Farnylilc, Lynclbarg and wes,-
TT u NyHxs. General sdperinseuoene
n n ENxxs0s lrafic Manager g -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
THIS psckegr BIeAMY CASE.
Rejoicing in Petersburg Over tho Arrest
AFlos Piece OF Police Work.
fCorrespondenoe Of tho Ricamoad plspasch.l

fcorrsspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspasch.l
PETERSBURG. Va. Nav 2z-The informa-
zion received here this morning through
the DISPATCH Of tho arrest in Baltimore OF
tho alleged bigamist Charles V. Deckert
caused q great deal of comment and re-
ioicine. The knowledge OF the mans
double marriage. OF his treatment OF oosn
ives nj the fact that tor many months
strenuous efforts had been made to locate
And capturc him. OF the additional fact
thst hid second wife was young lady OF
pstersburq. added interest to tho case.
ch;ef. of-P Police W. H. Eanss deseryes
erect eysdit for The arrest xns Vnast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

DEATH OF A NewsPAPeR-MAN.
Charles r.. Herbert Carried Away by Con

Charles r.. Herbert Carried Away by Con-
sanption-Lesves Hts Family.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispa'ch.l
ROANOKE. Va, MAY 27.-Charle3 r.: her
bert, a well-known newspaper-man OF TINS
city. died here last night of consump.ion.
He was born in Toupston. Md, was %
years old. and leaves q wife and three chl-
dren. He was during his residence of four
wears in this CITY connected with the Ddi.y
Times, Herald. and Bceasng Word lie was
also at one time correspondent OF the
baltimore sun and .aanuJdctiTers' Record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
Drowned IA South Apns River
.~t.xr.,,, IN tba DtnuatGh.i

GoRpo.syrrIx. Va, May T.--George
Napper. a young man 20 years old. while
bathing in South Anna river, near utcen
Springs depot. was drowned to-day about
4 o,eiOck
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
FREAKS OF ELECTRICITY.
Narrow Escape of MIR. James Eiey aud
Family from the Deadly Lightning.

f(,o-respondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
FREDERICKSBURG. Va. MAY 27.-During
the violent thunderstorm which prevailed
in the neiehborhood OF Eley's Ford on
TUESDAY. evening, ed instant. the resi-
dence Of Mr. James Eley, who lives imme-
dIately at the ford. was struck by hight
ming. IL occurred about Z O'Clock.
wire clothes-line was attached TO post on
the uorch and extended to the meat
house, about 30 feet away. The family
were assembled In the kitchen when the
stroke came.
EILLED CAT.
The fluid struck on the wire about SIX
feet from the kitchen. passing through the
window. Ii struck two cats that we're
eating on the hearth, killing one OF them
instantly. The other revived after long
time. and is still in feeble condition.
Mr.. Eley was sitting about TWO
feet from the cats and opposite the
window. He was shocked, but not
iniured. One part OF the nuid
ran along the wire TO the meat-house and
splinsered the framing badly. knocking
Things about. Only one pane OF glass was
broken. The wire was entirely consumed
Not a vertigo could be found. The family,
of course. were very much trightend ana
Mir. EIey ran out thinking the meat-honse
was on fre, 80 dense was the smoke. Inc
escape from conhagratlon ana instant
death was truly miraculous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
sUmMEn RxssORra
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.

This well-kuowa seaside resort. eight miles b.
=. an S~,,, Norfok
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

Orders for Printing sent to the
Dispatch Company will be given prompt
attention. and the style Of work and prices
viii ~ sure 70 please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
TWO JAILeRs BROUGHT TO JUSTICE
One Fined and the Other Imprisoned for
Allowing Prisoners TO Escape.

Allowing Prisoners TO Escape.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
HENDERSON, n. c., MAY 27.-Among tho
cases tired in Judge Shufords Superior
Court this week exciting comment was
that of the colored Jaller, w. Ia. Lewis, Tor
allowing prisoners to escape Lewis ID
also one of the town commissioners mere,
but the Jury brought IN verdict or guilty
and he was assessed $50 and the cost IN
the case for his negligence. The assistant
ia,ler, another negro. got nine months
IN ioil under the same charge. The most
expeditions justice ever rendered In TINS
county occurred yesterday IN the case OK
Oscar Lewis, who stole three cows before
day Yesterday and drove them to warren
ton. a distance of some eighteen miles.
He was followed. captured. brought here,
tried, convicted, and sentenced 10 the
penitentiary for three years before sunset
the same day.
PERSONAL.
Judge T. c. Fulle- and Mr.. John Deve-
reaux, of Raleigh. are in attendance on
court.
Messrs. F.. s. Muse and Samuel AIRING
ton are here attending TO business in court.
Colonel G.. w. Dunn, of Scotland Neck,
is visiting friends here.
Misses Mollie Clements and Sallie Aston
are visiting friends IN Louisburg.
Misses Claude Sharpe and Lizzie Jen-
kins. of WILLIAMSBURG. are here visiting
friends. :
Miss Alice Young, os Richmond. Va, Is
here on visit to the family OF Mr.. ID. \.
Cooper.
Mr.. T. A. Davis. Richmond manager OF
the DAVIS Brothers Company. Is quite SICK
at his home here.
Mr.. Madison Hawkins, widely known
and largely-connected respected citizen,
died here about o'clock last night. Mr.
Hawkins was Chief of the Census Bureau
in this district and was most efficient
officer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
FOREST HILL DEFEATED.
Petersburg Wins by q Score of to 4 After
aweii-Contestsd Game.

PETERSBURG. Va. MAY T.-The Forest
Hill and Petersburg Clubs played WELL
contested game OF baseball here this eve-
ming. which resulted, as usual, in victory
for the home team by score of 8 to 4.
Only six innings were played. as tho visit
ors we're compelled TO stop PLAYING after
that inning so as TO be able to catch the
train. Burnett. Waymack. and Upper
and Lyston and Keefer were the batteries.
Both Burnett and Lyston pitched well,
by hi. catchers the game would have been
an exceedingly close one. IN the fifth in
ming Kahn drove the ball over the left-feld
fence. making the only home-run OF the
game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
THE SCORE.
Petersburg. -.......... II S2 i
Forest Hill 0O2 O.

Summary: Batterles-Lyston and hee-
fer: Burnett. Waymack. and Upper.
Struck out-Lyston, Z; Burnett. 2. Base
hits-of Lyston, A. of Tupper..7. Errors
Petersburg. 4 Forest Hill, 81 Home runs,
Kahn. 2; base-hits, Brodie, 2. Base on
balls-of Lyston. 2; of Burnett, 8. I'm
pire, 4. X. Clements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

FT. OTTERRITRN AMELJ.

HI COURTHOUSE, W., under new msnsge-
ment. will open JUNE lsr. with all the conye-
niences OF first-class hotel To families for no
season special rates can be had. For anv inioc-
nation apply to DIR. DORSET. 102 north Seventh
street, city, or y. II. BOOKER. Manager Otter
burn Hotel. Amelia Courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

Speciai values in Lsundsrsd NegliRee
Shirts at 81. Si.25, and &l.W ct Fourqu-
reau. Price Il Co.'s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

special values in Laundered keeiiges
ghirts ct 81, ti25. and eLoo st FouSqu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
AN ruHrxAN OUTRAGE.

News reached here to-day of an outrage
in Robson county. Z. X. Proctor. Jr.. has
interested himself IN the fight against
license OF sale of liquor. His friends say
this made him enemies. Someof the latter
crept up TO his house and fired two bar
rels Of gun into q room. aiming at Proc
tors little child. who was asleep on bed.
The shot struck all around. but luckily
the child was not hit.
The Society for the Preservation of An
tiquities has appointed as its executive
committee Governor Carr. Messrs. s. A.
Ashe, Il. s. Kenan, Walter Clark, j. G.
Birdsong, and Charles f. Johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
THE RICHMOND DISrATCH-SUNDAY. MAY g. 1885,

call State liquor-deslsrs' and distillers'
convention here June 2lst. ct which COM
plets organization will be effected. officers
chosen. DO. The name Of tho State organ
will probably be The Wins and Spirit Jour
nal.
The State Board of Dental Examiners
has granted licenses to the following six
applicants: Charles RIchman, Moose.
Lacy. Loughenour, Morey, and Bookhart:
It Is learned that DIR. p. L. Jerman, OF
Rideeway, will decline the position OF
physician 10 tho penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
BUSINESS FAILURE IN WINSTON:
ReypoIds's Liabilities, 100000; Assets
SIGO. OO0-Mil Destroyed by Fire.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


WINSTON. n. c., May 27.-H. II. Reynolds,
ono of Winston's large tobacco manufac-
turers, has made an assignment to }. W..
Cannon for the benefit of his creditors.
Ii il said the liabilities are about 100000
and the assets about 100000. Among the
preferred creditors are: First National
Bank Of Winston. $4,000; Peoples Ma
tional Bank of Winston. 5000; u: 1. NOT
wood & CO., South Boston. Va. S22, 56S.7S;
Thompson Aloore & Co.. s7.3O0.19; Daven-
port Il Morris. 81 500; G. G. Duls: Dan
Vile. Va. $3,66l.Ol. At the Bank Of Hen
derson. S3,5s4.37; J. A Butner q Co.: not
exceeding Sl7.947.96. A meeting OF the
creditors will be called at an early day, to
consider the best policy TO be pursued In
the interest of the business. This is the
first failure of Winston tobacco manu-
fscturer for many years, and is due to tho
general business depression and inability
10 dispose of manufactured stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
DAEONIAN HOUSE Is A COUN-

l. TRY BOARDING-H0USE, tho place for the
residents OF adjacent cities 20 flnd delightful
summer home. The Paeouian House Is new,
neat roomy. airy, ana nicely located forcnss
I75 feet In length. Two minutes walk from rail-
road station. Splendid scenery. Purest noun
tain air Best water In tho world. Excellent
roads for riding and driving. Several trains
daily 10 and from the adjacent cities. Two
daily mails. For further particulars address
A. G. VANDEyANTER, Proprietor. Paeonian
Springs Loudoun co1nty, Va. my 27-sa6su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
euseee TO Be POSTMASTER.
Liquer-Dsaiers to Publish . Jeornsi--six
Nsw Dsuttsts-An Outrage.

Correspondence Of me hichmond DispstchI
RALrrau, N. c.. May 27.--It is now the
general impression here that Charles n.
Busbse, ESQ.,. will be ksielgh's next Post-
master. This appears TO be the view OF the
other two sspirsnts. Congressman Bum
is for w. G. Stronach. Esq, but Senators
Ransom and Vance are for Mr.. Busbes.
To-day there was ameesing here Ola num-
bar Of houor- dealers. st which the State or
esuixatio Wsa discussed Itvssdseadsd T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
ROOMS AND

~ GOOD TABLE BOARD, within easy ac-
cess OF the Natural Bridge, on Chesapeake ana
Ohio and Norfolk and Western railroads. Ad-
dress Mrs. 4. II. RROCkENBkOUGH,d lssgow'
Ro.ktridse county, Va. my 2S-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
MILL BURNED.

The Salem Mill, one of the Oldest mills
in the section. was DESTROYED by fire about
II O'clock last night. 1t was owned and
operated by Sides 4 Brewer, who estimate
their loss at 5000, with $500 insurance.
About $50 bushels of wheat belonging to
various farmers were also destroyed. The
origin of the fire Is unknown. The mill
was operated until about all hour previous
TO the fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

NTOUNTAlN-TOP HOTEL AND
WI SPRINGS. over Rockfish Gap, Blue Ridge
Mountain. ,996 feet above the level OF tho sea.
Fine view, a delightful summer resort, cheap
board, strong iron springs: many attractions TO
the invalid, plcasare-5ce1ers, and families: OF
easy access. Address hessrs. MASSlE CO.,
Alton. Va. my 4-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,
" Shenandoah county, Va, OPENS JUNE
Isr, New ownership and management. Great-
ly improved. send Tor circular and terms.
ORKNEY HOTEL AND SPRINGS COMPANY,
Washington, u. &. ap l9-eodlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

This well-knovn seaside resort. eight miles b
rail from Norfolk.
WILL OPEN ON JUNE Isl.
sURF.BArHlSa, FISHING. BOATING, 10
Professor NJ. STEIN. with bis Richmond Thea
tire Orchestra, will furnish music this season.
Close connection made at Norfolk with all trains.
Terms reasonable. Address
JAMES l. WILLIAMS. Manager.
my 2s.su, Tuarh3m Ocean Views
NEW. RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS, GILES COUNTY, yA.-This re.
sort Is now ready for the reception OF guests IL
Is under new management ana has pecn tpo-
roughly repaired aud 10 great extens fcsut-
nished. The water Is very effcacious IN tne
treatment OF many diseases. The scenery OF
New river, In Wow Of the hotel, fs unsurpasseu.
The best that can be procured VIII De fouua on
thu tables. Experienced cooks bavo be"b en-.
ployed. Quests assured OF polite and pfomps
attention. springs a half milo from STATION.
Good livery. Hacks meet all trains station
Eggleston, Norfolk and Western railroad. fost'
offce-Eggleston, Va oc
my 2S-4w SCOTT blSaor.
A LLEGHANY SPRIN VA.
IA OPENS JUNE lsr.-The greatest dyspepsia
wnter ever discovered, endorsed by the Stats
Medical Society, and the most popular summon
resort In the mountains OF Virginia. Accommo-
dations irst class. Beautiful lawn OK forty acres.
Fine walks and drives: good livery. Brass ana
string band. Post. telegraph. and express
Offices. Write for circular and rates.
tv.. ~ A BrnnTtAf0f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
8. A. I.

No. 23 makes all local stops. Connects ~ Rs-
leigh with Piedmont AIRLINE for AsAeviiie, " O..
and all intermediate points on tho weslern
North Carolina railroad. Connects At sanford.
n. c.. with the Cape te,r and Ysdsin-vaAey
railroad. arriving at Fayetteville. N. c. al TAO
m.
No. III has Pullman BnGet Shoppers Rich
Diond 90 Atlanta. Connects directly At Atlanta
with W. & A. X. X. for Cbattanoogs. Nashville,
and all points West. ,onnocts with A. q W. r.
X. K. for Mobile. Montgomery, New Orleans,
nj all raoinfa S.,fifh uaaf
, 1893-11-07

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Namen 1T nidtS eele9en," Oantal8 9ab'8
mod feline &onfurrenf int SanOel. Der
ourb nobe3n finf3i9iabri9en GrfoI9 be-
6tnste @eltruf zines Nrtifel8 rief nidt
franOnlDie 93oGabmun9en befelben berOor.
&ein onoerer MaG3ertroft leiitet bel fdled<
ter 8eroauu,19 o0er aGl9emeiner @6iWdd5e
before Dtenlte al8 Der bon SDbann
Soft. Gr bat einen uoblerpOrbenen
Ganter, ut1b peroient i'm ourb anoauern@
ben Grfols, gr trafti9t unO ittmulitt ben
&Orper, Obne gu rei3en uro gu i~iberbieen.
Sitet Sud bot SGlldunget.
Ser G4te trd9t ben gtamen83tg $50
bann Soft" anf Der am Salie ieber Slai4e
befinbltden Gillette. 2aiiet Sud Die Sroi6ire
n@bafeipeare'8 Steben :3ettalter" nnent9eltz
It'd fon1tle1t bon
Gisner & Wfenbelion Co., Ngenten, 152 uub
1874 Tranflin st., Stem Oorf.
, 1893-11-07
murktherfh1t
6 btcago, Z. Sob.

" | l u D 4. J(pD.
SoGgenbe Bretie uurben BET gr0Beren
Bartbtcn %erstelt:
Butter, bette GreamerDz@ aore, %
O., quite 263c, mittelm6Bige 900
26c. 9airb, bette, 24@26c, mittcGgute
un6 quite 1929, frii9er 4ofin8 Stod
163@17c.
8uttertne, Bette Creamery 19c,
rebt ib0ne 17c, 0atrp 143c un6 ice fit
bic bette; in vNous" ober fIetncn @ebin6en
&c mebr.
&die, bette yTuG Gream gbe66ars, n
1O2@11c, vGmtns" 103@113c, ygoung
Imerica" 1O3@114, n~acbsemrbter Sdbpeiz
ger 113@12c, u8rid" 9imbirger
11012c
gter, gang frilbe, BOO bas 0ubb,
89tSfeD $1.15.
@eflii9eI, lcbenbiges, Gurteb 100
lie: 9a9ner = 9ennen TO-, 6dbne
5@-c, @nten 7308 fit leben6i9e; @6uie,
E~Lebenbtge NIT Ben eansen Sebern, So. 600
5000 bas 0ubenb. Spring GbidenS"
73@8c Oas 8funb.
8obnen, 8eite yNabies" $1.7O, mtt>
tel9ute $1.6O, nit Der Mal6ine 9ereint9te
$1.25@$1.40.
Sor, 9eoorrteS: NepTel, tltn1tltb 9e>
trofnete, 73@1Oc. 6as Bfun6, an Ser
Sonle geoOrrte nDrblicbe 5@64c, 8firiidbe
5@6c, 8rom6eeren 6@7c, 9tmbeeren 300
243c; @altforniicbes: 9lpritolen 14016c,
ntdtgefdll3te Bfirit6e 8@11c, geic6dlte
22(@24c ; Pfaumen 9@13; &oitnen 3:
v2onbon 2apers" 81. 650$2.OO bas &iftz
chen, vUtustateaer" $1.00@$1. 80, sofa
406c.
Obft, frii9es: 9(epfe[ $2.OO@2.75
unb $3.00@4.00, ie nacb Ser Site, 8as
nancn 50o(@$1.25, G%ttronen 81. 50(04.2 %,
Bfiriibe, bette bieltge, 3594Oc, minber
quite 10000.
&artoffeGn - 8urbanfs o.
6ebrons 55@58c; &oie 54@55c; burd6s
chamber 45(@55c Der 8uibel. Seriepz
SweetsB otatos $3.OO@3.25 bas SAB. Sui
noiier 5 2.0002.25.
, 1893-11-07
@eTfeite.

Gem, 1868 ~. Tortb Npe.
8atber, 1877 81. MopleWDoo Gne.
8IIion, S72 81. California Mpe.
9oebne. 938 81. California slpe.
ueiterbpuie, 1l35 q. California Gne
SrublD. 1914 Wllmaufee &oe.
Soiphs, 1868 Witpaufee goe.
Satiep, 1929 Millpoutee aoA
georp. 400 MiIiuaufee ane.
ellis. 521 MiIwaufse ape.
Gurk. S21 WiImaufee &oe.
Sinberg 800 MiIlpautee Aoe.
Semper, 1919 Milpoufee ape.
Studer. 1850 Wtili6outee 4pe.
9tnbree. 1854 Miipoufse @oe.
Earring, 1885 Milmanfee Nps.
uerIen, 1903 MiGtuoufee @pG
Rron. 655 go. Stortb gloe.
Sonfeu, 1853 80. gtprtb ars.
Gboper, 765 SO. 9tprtb aoe.
9tai1, 100 Wtilfpoufee Qoe.
Gtetuobet. 148 Wtilipaufse Mne
SenriGs, 165 MtIlpaufee 9tOe.
Sofmonr, 233 WtiIiuoutee Ape
Senicr. 242 WiI,poutee 4pe.
Gregprien, 286 MiImaufee aes.
Sulben. 800 Wiltpoufee aoe.
Gillespie, 288 81. SanQamon ctr.
SeDeriu9bous s. 8eiliuB. 48 Miltpanfte @nG
9teps 9eppt, 1854 Nrlnitage Ape.
g2eus Depot, 46S Mrmita9e Aoe.
92obinIOu. 34 MiIpaute ane.
gleps Store, 259 90. gbieagn apA
Iede. Alp %. aihlanb MnG
, 1893-11-07
SpOcSan3eine.

Nnen ffrcrnoen uub 9etoruteu Die trouri9e Gtittbei-
lung. oaB unler Iiebcr Spbn uuo gruner SScrrrnan
Wto'ttag. ben q. N%ooember, Wtittogs 1lH ubr. nad fur.
sem Seioen lantt i'm 0errn e%ntidlofeu lit. Sic 8serbi.
9un9 nnoet Atttttpof g}obnitta9 um IL rbr, pom
2ranerbouie, 58 gurltn9 Ctr. aus fat. lin ftIae
SDeIlnobnte bitten bic Siuterblieheneu
WtIbeirt pietfdI, Mlbertire 9ietfdD, @ltern;
So9arneS BietiG, Oior Bietid, @arl
Bieti9, 9riiber; Marie Selitopp,
>S1iueiter; Setnrl9 Seui9opp,
SeAlpoQer.
, 1893-11-07

Sreunber unb 8efannten Die trourioe Hotrift. bah
ntettt Ite6er Sotte Grlit 0toeHer am 6. gtooember qz
ltnrben III. 8eerbigun9 WtittuOt. ben 8. 0Doember,
~ytadmittags 2 nbr, BON Wun0ers &tr1e, Superior uno
Sranfltn Ctr, mad 9rarelonb.
7npp2t Sathdriitd USpeuer. Gattiu.
, 1893-11-07

i'm alter non G5 SaGren. Sic 8ccrbigung finbet Gon=
nerito9 Nadmittog . ubr BON altenbeim nab malbbeim
itatt. 0aS Somitc.
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