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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
by r. b. Chain & Co.
Roal Estate Aucii0ueo-..
No. 1 north renth stree

A UCTION SALE or TWENTY.
"A TWO BUILDING LOTS ~ THE W..r
END, on CLAIBORNE BETWEEN WA~HIs..
Ton AND CARTER STREETS. INtLIufN. ,
BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT 80 FFrI A.
sol INVEST CORNER or CARTER ANp
WASHINGTON STREETS, AND IHGREHs...
ING TWKNrI.ONR LOIS FRONT .t.
EACH ON SOUTH SIDE OF a. kifl.tf
STREET AND EXTEND BACK To A. q l.l.
We will seh on the premises on
FRIDAY, APRIL IA. 1893
at 4:3O O'clock p. VI. THE DEslRARfr f.rs
described above ani designated a. llfs @. g. .
q, :, X. g, 10. II. -, Il, l., ~, Il, ~, DO. .
~, 20, %. "a, ana 20 IA square "a. llr &
lIaryle.
Come 20 this sale and secure Or mo,e t0I,.
a. now h the time 90 buy.
TERMS: Ono-iour,h cash; balance '1 .L
twelve. and eighteen months Cor notes. F..
per cent interest added. secured Nv fr.I G
trust X. Is. CIlArFIN e tn.
apJ Aurttr...s
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Endersed for Postmaster.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
SrAugroS. Va. April 10. The young De-
psocracy Is to the front in Staunton, and
Mr.. William r. McCue will DO the next
Postmaster. Hon. II. st. George Tucker
has Just written Mr.. McCue that ne has Sc
iected bin out Of the splendid field OF sp-
plicants and gives McCus his endorsement.
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In tho Very Worst Cases

of asthma relief is instantaneous. contrac-
ton OF the chest Is relieved. and free ex.
pectoration established by using Schif-
mann's Asthma Cure. Sold by all drug.
gists.
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/ DEATH OF MKS. RTCHAHUSONs
| A Former Resident OF Richmond Passes
| Awsy-visiting sbendun Pythians.

tcpoS'oi soaosthr' W sue bisphti.i
STAuyTos. Va. Aprn 1o.--Mrs William
A. richardson. formerly OF this city, at
one time resident of Richmond. where
at I,ongdale YESTERDAY. The remains
passed through here to-day for burial at
Richmond.
The Shendun Lodge. Knights of Pythias,
are here tonight rs guests Of the Valley
Lodge. After most interesting meeting
IN the iodge-rooms tho Pythians had 9
sumptuous banquet at the Hoover House.
The Stonewall Brigade Band played the
music on the occasion.
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TINELOT LADIES' CLOTHING

ZINE LOT OF LADIES' CLOTHING
Il SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY WATER, NEW
MATTINGS, 1000 ROLLS WALLPAPER,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STOVES, &C, AT
AUCTION.
TO-DAY (TUEsDAY)
at 1920 A. NJ will sell at my auction-rooms,
1888 Main street, for account Of whom II may
concern, trunk Of Ladies' Clothing Of the most
expensive character, embracing Silk Dresses,
Gowns, Shoes. Gloves, Riding Habit and other
articles slightly damaged by water. Also, seye-
raj rolls New Mating, 9 Heating-Stoyes, differ
ent kinds: 1000 rolls WALLPAPER, including
handsome centre pieces and borders; House
hold Furniture, Hair Mattress, Antique Side
board, and many miscellaneous articles.
ap IL j. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
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BY Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Agc'ioneers,
I0IA Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO NICE
"A LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE oF MAh.
SHALL BETWEEN ThIRIN-SECOND ANo
1HIRTY-THlRD STREETS. WITH suHE
FRAME IMPROVEMENT ThEkkoN.-At rs
reqaest OF tho ownor We snail ODER tof -a.r, i.
public auction. upon tho premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL -. 1898,
at : o'clock Z. NJ. tho PROPERTY above 'e.
scribed. These lots front 33 tnet oaeh sli ra
back depth OF ldj fest. Tho bui.d.nss age -
cupied and yielding some income.
Terms AT sale.
ap9 SUTTON y CO, Au't lco'-
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SECOND ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.
Henry Jones Slips His Manacles and Picks
the Lock of His Cell.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
LEXINGTON, Va, April l0.-Henry Jones,
The negro confined in the county jail here
for the burglary at the Union Depot AMI
awaiting trial, attempted second time
since his Incarceration to escape. AL
though manacled TO the floor, he succeeded
in slipping his sbackles IN some way, and
picking the lock on the wicket of the iron
door, replaced his shackles to await night
time, when he would work his way be-
tween the doors of his cell, as James Cra-
ney did just before he was executed in q
tunately discovered in time to prevent his
plans from maturing. He had also broken
up stool to use as weapon. His at
tempt to escape indicates that he is an ex-
pert with locks.
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THE SAN IA MARiA.
Arrival of the Carsvei at Hsvaua-An En-
thusiastio Reception.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl

by ktltkihIn w buo bh1bNteHl
HAVANA. April 10.-The caravel Santa
Maria arrived here at 5:45 O'CLOCK yester-
day afternoon. More than $4,000 persons
were on the wharves aud beach cheering
her as she entered the harbor in tow OF
the war-ship Jorge Juan. which brought
her from Cape Mayse. All the principal
streets were decorated with flags yester-
day afternoon. and in the evening the
public buildings and many private houses
were illuminated. Fires were built along
the beach aud fireworks set of from the
shipping in tho harbor. The municipality
entertained the crew of the Santa Maria
to-day at banquet and tomorrow Will
entertain the commander and his officers.
GHERARDI HIMSELF AGAIN.
WASHINGTON, April 10. Admiral Gherardi
has practically recovered from his attack OF
grippe. He notified the Navy Department
today that he would probably go to sea
with the fleet tomorrow for further
manmuvre practice and would come to
Washington the latter part of this week to
have conference with Secretary Herbert
In regard to the final details of the review.
BRAzILs FLEET EN- VOYAGE.
The Secretary of State received dis
patch this morning from Minister COnger,
dated Petropolis. Brazil, stating that the
brazilian feet had sailed for Hampton
Roads. The message contained no par
tIculars. Three vessels compose the fleet.
the battle-ship Aquidaban, the gun-vessel
Tiradentes. and the protected cruiser Re-
publica.
THE BANCROFT IN VOYAGE.
NEW YORK, April 10.--The Naval Acade-
my's pretty new steamer Bancroft, Lieu
tenant Commander Asa Walker, left the
brooklyn navy-yard and started for Hamp;;
ton Roads TO-DAY to join Rear-Admiral
Gherardi and his fleet. She will reach the
rendezvous early tomorrow morning.
This will complete the squadron, with the
exception of the Miantonomoh.
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A GRICULTURAL PEAS.
PERSONAL
HEsRIco, April 10, 1893.
A G A r D.
PERSONAL

TO the Voters Of Hsnrieo:
IL Is reported that am to be an Independent
candidate for County Clork ct the May election.
This Is absolutely false. Ny love for Virginia
and devotion to the Democratic party since
those who know me best know that would not
do anything to disrupt tho Democratic party or
would help 20 put the good people OF my county
again under the rule OF a political party that
hate aud detest and at whose overthrow so
much reioiced.
cannot close this card without thanking mos.
heartily thoee faithful Democratic friends VINO
stood by me with such deyosion-and for those
kindest feeling -znd 1 ask them 10 stand hike q
stone wall against any attacks thai may be made
against our nominees BY our enemy, tae Rspub.
apij-it W. j. BISFoRD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11

BY request Of tho owners We shall sell by pup
lie auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL. 1898,
beginning on Brook avenue at o'clock r. NJ,
The PLAT OF VALUABLE LAND fronting
100 feet on the east line Of Brook Avenue, eK-
Tending back on Spring street between parallel
lines ABOUT $50 feet, which will 10 sold either as
a whole or snbdiyided IN eleven business aud
residence lots. and which is, as whole, admit
raby SUITED in size and In location for any large
manufacturing or warehouse business. This Is
just opposite the wel-known former store and
residence OF John w. Beverage, Est.
TEN ATTRACTIVE, CHEAP LOTS. fronting
together about 25Oxi00 tees on tho south sido
Of Goddin street. corner Roauo street, very in
viting 70 manufacturers or 10 builders for rental
purposes homes. This Is part Of the we'll
known property formerly belonging TO the late
Colonel A. q. Robertson. The LARGE BRICK
STABLE and other Improvements thereon will
be sold Immediately after the sole OF the land.
and
FOUR GOOD LOTS Of about 2Sx1l0 feet each
on the north side OF Baker street on the same
square, adjoining on the west thu old Robertson
residence.
All the above PROPERTY IL in thckly-
settled locality: has city gas, water. pavement.
sewers, etc, and Oilers unusual Involvement %
investment, whether for improvement or specu-
latioD.
All classes OF purchasers are invited to attend
these sales.
TERMS one third cash balance by negotiable
notes az SIX. twelve, and eighteen months with
Interest added and secured Dy deed OF trust.
Pats at of1ice OF auctioheers
ap0 j. b. ELAN Il CO, Auc.ioneers.
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| T OST, APRIL Tn, UMBREL- 1sos>
~ LA. at post-ofice. Return same as-Slxr
stamp-wtndev and rsesive.suitabls 70 ~
xar6 ap llrlSr
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EURE DIES FROM HIS WOUND.
Gatiin Exouerated by tho Coroner
Jury-iSig Hauis OF Fish.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WINDSOR. n. g., April s.-News from
Winton is that the young man Mills Eure
who was shot few days ago by Ned Cat
In has since died of his wound. The Coro-
ner held an inquest over his remains and
the jury returned verdict generating
Gatlin.
DR.. w. r. Capehart at one haul at his
fishery on the Albemarle Sound yesterday
caught 6,5S3 shad. The largest single haul
that he has made IN over twenty years
ZIG HAULs.
Henry w. Evans. who runs q iO0-yard
seine on the Cashie. at one haul yesterday
caught ASS shad. $500 pounds of rock. and
1000 herrings. Mr. j. b. Nichols also runs
a 100-yard seine, and he is doing equally as
we'll.
Mr.. George GRAY, the newlv-sppointed
Postmaster at this office, is Chief of Po-
lice, Deputy Sheriff. and few days ago
was Justice OF the Peace. but resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11

BY j. II. Valentino, Auctioneer.
John +. Lsughton, Jr, A. p. Montgomery and
George II. Valentine, Assistant salesmen)
1886 Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
UNIVERSITY CANDIDATES.
students to Re Examined at Alexandria,
Death of Mr.. Peter Wise.

Correspondence o. the Richmond Dispatcn.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 10.-The Junior
local examination for the University of
Virginia will commence in the eighth
grade room, in the Peabody-School Build
ing, on Thursday morning next and will
last three days. Five students from st.
Johns Academy and anumber from Wash
ington public schools will take the exami-
nation upon the sections of English, his
tory. geography, geology, chemistry. and
mathematics. The questions TO be an
swered are prepared at the university and
brought here by an examiner sent from
there. Among the students from st.
Johns Academy who will take the exami-
nation IS Mr.. John ID. Sheppard, of Rich
mond, Va.
BRHATHRD HIS LAST.
Another OF Alexandria's old citizens, Mr..
Peter Wise, has gone to his last long rest.
Mr.. Wise has been i'll Cor some mouths
past, and last evening he breathed his last
OF his home, on upper Prince street. He
was for many years q leading business
man here. having been the Junior partner
In the real estate firm of Green IL Wise
until 1t dissolved about two years ago. He
was native Of Alexandria. son OF one of
the early mayors. and was most popular
and beloved citizen. He leaves wife and
no children. He will be buried tomorrow
at noon.
Another civil-servico examination for
positions as clerks and carriers in the post
office here has been ordered TO be held by
the Civil Service Commission in the post
office here on May 18th next.
Messrs. Park Agnew. Il. A. Reed, George
i. Clark. and j. :. Swartz. of Philadelphia.
and Frederick Mertens. of Cumberland,
We're to-day elected directors of the new
Alexandria Wpodenware Company.
The April term OF the Cooperation Court
commenced this morning. but no business
of importance was transacted.
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APPERsoS & POLLARD, kucuoneers.

IN rHE CIRCUIT Court OF THs Corvrv o. u-,-
RIcO-GREsnAa W. GRESHAM ANDN
/. W. s. Leaks. Clcrk 81 the saii colri. s1 ...
tify that the bond required ~ Speda.-D r.-..
slOner II. X. Pollard by d8,reo cutcfnt B. I'D
cslse on tho 6th day Of May, 1872. L.s l..-.
duly given.
Given under my hand this 2f'b d,y 2 v,r
1892. ". :. iEAAE
ap4 t.rf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11

Gresham In the Clrrun cos,,
ra Henrico county. x
Gresham and as.
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FOR RENT.
L'OR RENT, ONE OF THE MOsTas

LNOR RENT, ONE OF THE MOSTHa
Il DESIRABLE RESIDENCES on Frank ~
lin street.-the. 40 east--which Is now occupied
BY the Hon. j. Taylor Eilyson: contains twelve
rooms besides pantry and bath; handsomely
painted and paperod throughout, and has all
the modern improvements In a well-appointed
house; convenient 20 all car-lInes, churches
and theatres. Possession can DO had at once.
Apply 10 SIG. IL. GOODMAN,
care Goodman Manufacturing Company,
NH l7-1m' kichmond, Va.
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by II. L. Staples & a.,
Real Estate Agents and AaciIon--f |.

by ". l.. staples Co.,,
Real Estate Agents and Agc,iouesr.
GALE BY AUCTION OF 4 cosy
- TWO-sTORY FRAME DWfillNl Sd. ...
WEST CLAY SIREEr.-Me shall ofer I0r -..
by auction, on the premisee, on
THURSDAY, APRIL h. iS11
ne } o'clock p. NJ. that NEAT LITTLE hf,f.
DENCE above referred 90. containing 04-
rooms and detached kitchen. Ine iN- irut
2l1t feet and runs back 100 fee, tO an aier.
TERMS: One third cash, ant the rt..iI' o
equal instalments at SIX AMI twelve uar'L.
with interest az o per cent, secured ~ deed f.
trust.
Como 20 tho sale AMI tuY Il.
HENRY l.. STAPLES 6 CO.,
ap0 Auati. lr.rt.
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COURTNEY. PfANufr. AGAISsT HUrrHFs1r t7
OTHERS. DEFENDANTS liz rIE CHAsDtti tIt..
or the CITY or klCHwoNp.
I, Charles ". GOddia, clerk u sgii r0sr'. -'
tify that the bond required = tlr -Ir'.sI
missioner by the decree in saiI Cause 70 D. .'
Dor 10, 1899. has boan dilT given.
Given undor my hand tnis ath .af n' -
1893. CHARLES -. GpbliN.
ap7 tl..A
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A TTENTION!
PICKLES AT AUCTION.

on TUESDAY, APRIL Il, 1893,
ct 3 P. NJ, | will sell at public auction at the
Manchester CannerY-
A. barrels Of PlCKLES-cucumb ers and mixed.
Also, HORSE. WAGON, and HARNESS.
TERMS: At sale. a. l. ADAMSON,
ap S-3t Auctioneer.
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toned Cause i will sell by aucs.os, Il. '-.
promises. on 80
WEDNESDAY. APsn -. 1893.
AZ O'Clock r. ~. toe aboYe-7aeruor. q npt,
TIFUL LOTS, beginning 80 roe. lr,.. ,
southwest corner Of Hanover anI flr...-.
streets. Each lot has a frontage Of BOD.
south line OF Hanover street.. rarr.rg I..-
solihusrjiy I2b feet To alley On com. T.
feet wide. This property IS espec.a,.y ,t.-,....
as an investment or Tor \ h0me-sita De- v,...
It's situation. within fan yiog q ~ .f.,..f. -.
lege and Lee Nouunont. hnnfso f....
story brick dwelling II alreeiy nnlrIrs. ......
ton corner Hanover ana i0mbatIy 49,
THIS LOCATION ~ USsURPAS>EH.
Terms: one third cash sui tAe res..l. Dill,
three equal instalinenis 81 siH. twelve a..
eighteen months. negotiable notes fl o.. y....
for deferred payments. with Interest sf..f..
day o. salo. and TILE &, % retained gl.It
OF parcAaso-m0ne. Is paid.
H. r. POLLARD
Special Comm $50. p
APPgRsoN & POLLARD, Auc;ionoea.
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THE LOTS FRONT EACH 901I2j gryr -.
ALLEY ~ COMMON. ~
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CPLENDID SPECULATIONIN

NtLLNDIU o u y 2 Il a y n IN
~ LAND. Beautiful place upon the Chesa-
peake Bay. Scenery unsurpassed. Bathing,
boating and fishing. Tbroe-quarters mile from
Hygeia Hotel and Old Point Comfort; one hour
from Norfolk, few minutes from Newport
News. l. b. FkANIZ, Phoebus Va.
NH 5-Su, Tu& w 6tgS "a p2Su, Tu& Wet
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By James II. Crenshag.
Real Estate Agent aud Aucaar'or.
No. 1 north Eleventh strle.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTlONSALE
~ or THAT
VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY
No. 1000 VENABLg sIKELL

BY virtue 81 tho above decree tho uader..; ~
special commissioner will oner Zoe ulie ~ -
lie auction, Oh tho premises. on
THURSDAY. AFRiL l3, iS9l
nc 400 p. NJ, that Tor or LANp ~
northeast corner Of SenAbie s.re"t ahl "
nicsyille turnpike, fronting Sy>e feet u1
street sad extending tack between par
los ieOt 10 an alley = feel wide, AMI Ilr I'D,
VALUABLE. Comparatively Stn, D. '|
MODEkN-BUILT TNO-SIOkl BILL Nt''
thereon. with residence above. his pr.
situate az tho junction OF two q the 200.
roughfares OF the eastcru part n tnH N..
venient 20 the electric railway. AM o.
now being greatly b-autlhen ara IMPROVE
CAPITALISTS and Others wantipg a Nn ''-
stand are respectfully invited % alter 81.
Terms One fourth casn, Quo i1ifi Pr
ono fourth In eight, and one fVlrih ll
months, the purchaser 10 give negli Aoir
with interest added from the day " s--1 't'
de!erred payments, and tho title 90 io f".A
until the whole purchase onrI har yee' go
and a conveyance ordered ~ The C9lrL
GEORGES r. hA"'
SPECIAL C0mai.,sl--''
JANIS IL. CKyssHkw. AGc1ioscer.
z A. SAUNDERS & SONS, PLtESrigts. Aihi''. =
II. BATEIrs's hEfKs. DkTtNJAf is-if .
CHAScKRY CoUKr or TEX CRY o. ki,Hh''-
I. Charles w. Goddin. Clerk q SAD Goa,
t,fy that tue bond required OF tho 80 D. .
missioner by the decree IN -sii Gauss %
AIRY /. 1898. has been duty given ,,..t
Given under my hand this oin "a, MI, -
1898. CHARLES W. "of.'
ans 49,
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FRIDAY. APRIL II. Isg3.

the above mentioned PROPERTY, beginning IS
O'Clock 2. NJ. with that comior.allH - .--t -.
and basement frame dWeallg, So. 2nls Hr
street between Twentieth ald iweuu
streets, now Occnpied by Mrs. y. a. tosr
Inns dwelling contains ciEnt Rooms. IN. a -
ter on tho premises. and rho Dog fronts about 81
100 feet TO an auoy. lmmoilateiI after u.. .l '
Of No. 2Ol7 east Broad street, say a. % D. N.t
will proceed % sell. on the premise. N0s B
aud 0l3le Twanty-eiLth street between a. l.t ..
lots front together about 33xi3g iset O. % e.ff
alloy.
TERgs: One fourtL cash balance. s.A. iF .r.,
aud eighteen month-, purchase o. give ..--
table notes, WITH Interest added. aIi Coz f
retained until tho entire amount .d lal l.t b
conveyance n ordered by the court
4. ~. PATTERSON,
SPECIAL lQlllI-.. .rt
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WEDNESDAY. APam -. 1893.

In obedience 70 the decree n the hfoy,.,..
toned Cause j will sell by aucioa, Il, n.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-26
One Of the Rules.

The following is one OF the rules
that will govern land entries In the
Cherokee Strip:
ITO prevent fraud and speculation
an ingenious method has been adopt
ed. Booths will be erected on both
sides Of the Strip and land office
clerks placed in charge several days
previous to the day ofopening. Every
homesteader will be required to go to
one of these booths and file a declara-
tion of his intention to take up land
under the terms Of the proclamation
He will receive certificate which he
will be required to hold until his se-
lection is made. When he has selected
his land he is then obliged to 60 to q
land office and surrender his certifi-
cate. In this way it is thought there
can be no possibility of taking valua-
BILE lands by proxy, as no one will be
permitted to make filing unless he
is personally identified throughout the
transaction by the certificates issued
to him before the opening. There will
be altogether nine booths, five on the
Kansas side and four on the Oklahoma
side. 1t is needless to say that the
idea is borrowed from the Australian
ballot system"
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-26
EUREKA SPRINGS R'Y.
TEE CHURCHES.

~rErHOpIsT CHURCH-Preaching every
MI Sunday ct II: 0e m and at 7:30 p. m.
brsyer meeting every Wednesday night
80 7. ]. REYNOLES. Pastor.
IN Kings Dsughtsrs meet the nrst wednes.
NRs MATT WALLACE. Pres.
Sunday schoo, every Sabbath e go in the
6arsno0n. DR. II. q. JOHNSON, supt
vNIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-services
on second and fourth Sundays In each
nooth et II q. m. and ct p. m. Prayer meet.
ins every Thursday night
Rev. 4. II. vESABLG, Pastor.
sunday School every Sunday q 9. & -
J. W. Corr. Supt.
NP. CHURCH-Prsaching every Sunday,
u morning and evening, Sunday School.
& . every sunday morning. Prayer Meeting
Wednesday evening. w. G. GENTLY. Pastor.
nAPTIsT CHURCH-Preachinx every Sun.
10 day at II 4 m aud ct p. N Sunday
6chool every Sabbath at ~ q IN.
HARVEY BEAUcHAnP. Pastor.
nHRIgTfAN CHURcH-8unday school meets
" every Sunday at 23G p. N. ct fizst fresby-
tssjau Church. z. L. NCCLAIN, Supt
TRINITY CIIURCH-Services every Sunday
! i atli a. m. and sH \. Ce.erfatteo Of the
Hsly Communion tho Fist euatay In the month
q 4 n. every other Sunday ats u m Sun.
ssd everybody cordially invited,
Rev. q. ". fL0weaa, Rector.
NATHOLIC CHU URCH-Mass on the list and
" I'd Sunday In each month.
REV. J. MAUREI. Pastor.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-26

The premiums offered by the Crawford County
hortculturai societxfor the best specimens Of
ruit to send to the Worlds Fair were awarded
a. follows:
best Peaches. free.stone-W. c. Lea
Best Peaches cling -stone--D. 8. Kennedy.
Best Applea-Dan smart,
Best Pears-John OBryan.
This Society shipped ten cases of fruit 10 the
Fair Tuesday.
The W. Dick Harrison Tragi. Comedy Co. have
peen in Van Buren, all week and while they have
not succeeded in drawing extraordinarily full
houses have had good and appreciative audi.
ence each night. Tonight is the last night come
out and enjoy yourself
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-26
Win Benefit This Country.

Washington, D. G., Aug. 16.-Consul
General Mason at Frankfort, Germany
has made report to the State Depart.
ment In which he says that under the
new tariff not only will Germany
cease to draw from Russia the supplies
of rice and petroleum, every year
amounting to many millions of dollars,
but owing to the drought will have a
serious deficit this year in her own
crop Of grain, which will call for a
very large importation of breadstuffs
from the United States.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-26
Get The News.

Every occupation In the country is anxiously
looking to the extra Session of Congress Tor re-
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