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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21
Moth c1ws 20
alice teT"
aud lived rhcr~rI
The Town Clock.

Tbera : 6 difference OF about fiji
teen minutes between the City Tine
4, shown by the Lutheran dock and
railroad time. There is absolutely
,c sens in having Two times. L Is
confusing to len in keeping app'qr1'-
menis. confusing to jurors, witnesses
and others, as Mr.. hopper NC
deputy sheriff can testify. Men aSN
wl,,t time it is. IN order to eaten Z
train. and if 1t happens to be 'A'
wronq-~ne sers1oo soon o.
200 late.
The railroad tine IS .:be -ncares
accurate, and It comes officially s!'nos
tom thas-n, moon and stars ever.
Jay ct 70 q. III. Why can't .he towl
clock be regulated accordinglysF W
believe the citi Ems ilbeSllY con'rib
rted to purchasing ths clock shd
would be a great convenience to thcD
10 have the lime changed.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21
LEAD PENCIL JOTTINaS.
Memorandum Made in the Re
porter's Wandcrings.
MONDAY

The Planters Mills have ser. Out
e 10000 sacks for wheat.
BY authority we to-day announce
Julius +. Umbcc& As 4 candidate Tor
Presiding Judge of the County Court.
Mr.. Unlock is Gn old aud well known
citizen of Cape Girardrau and ne
therefore needs no Introduction to i.!c
people. lie is ar honorable gentle
man and an honest old farmer. and if
he is elected judge he VII do his
whole duty to The best OF his ABILITY
-Bccausc the fruit crop is a failure
this year is no reason why a canEing
factory wculG rot Jay in this ci.y.
Corn, pumpkins. beans, peas, and
other farm products never fail II; this
section of the coua;rv and tiIc!c is
always a ready market for such
canned goods
Yen should not fail TO see that ry-
ce'lert Bear skin Shoe sold hy w.
II. IIutcrs al the Gem Shoe Store
Oh broadway.
A small advertisement IL IL
DEMOCRAT on Saturday announcing
a remnant sale TO begin to-day. filled
that store SD full of bargain hunters
that five clerks had all they could Dc
all day to wait on them. Now. will the
proprictors Ct Thai store say it don't
pay TO advertise?
We hear some talk Of a wagon
factory be organized in this city. We
hone such a mpve win Rot en- in
talk. We have thc matp ial here foI
the manufacture ef wagons aud there
: no reason why Il lac;dry of that
kin! shculis rot have bccl c-tan,i,h-
ed Lr.c .oug aga.
During the last Two or three
weeks five or six milrh-"4ws iav"
Gi.i ia tl,> ely AM it:' tt.r:rs!
th1t they were ~po;~na"'l- -" al
whn w,:..l p.;%,ra p,ori.nlF ""u!l
also p,.>an = fellow MN. az 500,
person i ~.i4H."rnG> Ia Il rrnnr ru;i''.
J. /, hated ,Iq; the ,n'-omci-A.p-n
auI hn !, brins rh,--i.' -..l
tail a, th"~fi 'm ~i'if - %"
Hr..lyay AM 49,. g~;;'-i ""'ai''r
,ki, ..,paS. ". Il Nr'"rf r:"rr';'nF
a rnnl ii; guarantee
The pr~tor> OF tie '-"''"1n
church of this city ~! Perry co"Iiy
me, in conference tliS afternoon
Rev. Rchhahns church four NIP
Northwest of this rIty and viii e
ii, nc their mccting until Wcdncit
;t.rrnoOr.
-.Ano.hcr good rain or tws'ili
make the corn crop III this sccti' Of
tie i try.
Saturday last seems TO havtc'n
\ kind of holiday for fights. 'crc
were several kuock-down5 tflcI
country and one or two "lilfhc
city limits OF thi; cit|.
Don't send of TO the big fcs
for your printing when You canTe
it don. at home just as good, mend
and cheap as you can get it anysre
in the country Give this Off Il
trial AMI yoa will be convinced or1
truth of what we say.
euro your corns by wearinsle
Seal skin shoe sold a he TEN &c
Store" on BroadwaybW. ii, llUte.
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for the good o. the whole poo

-ns ! for the good o. the whole peO
/ it.at can .egi,latc on sugar and not
're,ite a trust.
/, That cau legisIatc or coal without
" ing NovoscolIa coalficlds.
ATaat can pay pensions withou. de-
issnins the Nations defenders.
sTkat can carry ou-a f6reisu policy
Fithout en;angling the honor of the
Nation with savage Queens.
/ That eau legi,late on finance VII
out establishing wildcat banks.
a party that is at all times. greater
than lis opportunities, and iii whose
hands the labo-er is sure of his re-
"ard and the capital of the country
Is encouraged TO stay at home.
We are a party of eFangelists and
would welcome TO our ranks all good.
hoHcst patriotic voters who haze seen
The incapaeity OF the Democratic
party and especially do We invite the
ro'hS E-en to vote with u party that
has always legislated its policies into
when elected 10 rowc-.
NE HET%"~. Chairman.
Aftcri.'e ~ajur:.or G:sL.c re.oluiions
1~p'p'-,I-,,, 49,. ..rI-4 go
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21

4 Young fellow LAYING been AsA,"
bv one of the rssraitins serge MS
who haunt the :precin''S
tionaI Gallery whether he wished 20
enlist in a SCOTTISH regimen rcp''s"'
.xorI [. I'd rather go into luna'l'
o~svIura ,b.n enlist ina Highland resl-
said the sergeant, I've nae
Joub, ,e'd feel mair IT bone there
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21

Wm. +. Origin, Of tie EGctcn LOAF
Co, 215 Nash.EstJI Street says: |
recommend Sulphur Bitters as the
very best medicine l ever used. There
nothing like Them to give al ap-
petite. tone u7 the system, and do
away with that Iin@uid feeling which
i, so f;c,sucnt among ttose coufred
:rf.,r. @
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21

Yesterday. the 18th day o; LuA
was :. years That I: y. i. i.a,hsbN
OF tIis city wa> orjaia.,i II PHO
Knob. M. When the members o
his church learned this fact tL.ey-rDy,
ririeh t" s"rnrj-c iAci. .r-ary' n
celebrating his 9TH 4sr made ar
pastor. Ae3gdisnr'ic"s Yesterday
:angsy~Tev, I-choch". Of Frohna.
70, once 4 fellow student agreed to
deliver the HcsidcS him zen
other PASTOR iro" Cape and Perry
COUNTIES an,i 4 delegate from the
Lutheran church At Pennington. Mr..
Z. Reuter-. we're present 10 take part
N tie celebration. Rev. Flachsbart
Ea, net tho least idea OF what was
goinr on. When the Dcn began t.
rim at half past scvc" clock an"
Mr. +. u. Engcl"a"nn and VIM.
Rcmcnhardt came to break the news
10 him of what was going on and to
lead him into church he WAS com
plctely taken by surrsiec. Sill great,
or was his surprise when he caitc III
70 church and saw that not only
LARGE congregation bat also ten pas
ttCrs were present. When service:
were over he was congratulated aIa
several handsome pT~-n:> we're gwen
him fro a. members Of his church anu
| from his brethren in Office. L
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21

James Grisham X sons, msh"
facturcrs and dealers in III kiiiu' VI
oak and yellow pine lumber, cypFe.2:
laths and shingles. Free deliver!
citv limits. Long lengths 1 sPe
Yoards. corner Coed n'is
SprieG streets.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21
TUESDAY

The strike does not bother sihe
men in this city. We have a cp"t
b,.re that never work for 4 ling
they live of other people. =
Born, to Mr.. ard Mrs. lewis
Van Amburg, last night, a fine boz
The mother and child arr both doiti
well.
Frederick street isto be graz,
and graveled from ITEMS to Gi
Hope streets. ThanY to tae asrr
down town statesmet.
Times are not $50 dull as the
were a short time ago. TIE dhr
iners arc comingtn here as of Of
which is proof tal business is Ii
creasing.
Our mills ar very busy now r
cciving wheat, The farmers al
hauling it in st&dily every day ar
the streets in font of the mills al
crowded with wagons al the time.
The Den ocra,s never hold
Congressional Convention in car
Girardeau. fhe delegates to Del.
ocratic Congressional Conventions
this Districtare afraid to venture ia
out of the woods
Mrs. 1hos. E. Clark, who n;
been dangerously ill for several day
is some letter to-day and her atteu,
ing physician thinks she yin soon
out of danger.
Some of our cicylists are spea.
ing1of taking trip down throu.
tte southern part of this State.
would be a pleasant trip and whsP
go il you have Ae opportunnsa
The strike is nots>W that
men are going ~to.16any lAe yslg
Is the mattSr<se.s. VIZ
men some hind q efnplsyNSs
.,ss,ssa d sssseag srsasa I, lh'
sssssfssesslfiae
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21
notice.

IT Steinbach desires to inform MS
customers that he has the patent
rigbt fer manufacturing the I
aeed Collar in the following Cqnn
Scott, BoiiinSSsn Call and examine
tbis rev patent collar
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21
woman and a

Inouiring son-~Papa'
r@FeasOn:" ..on. my boy, is
I0 Mulch cnabrsa man to deter
what iseright. ain.
son-aAnd what is IN
Pareut-.Instinct is that
a woman she is right
lis or pot.--Tsd-Bits.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21
WEI

The STAR aal strip, inG:"1 i'll
thr brecl. this morning from many
buildings.
lesley Prob.t. of vr'cr:f'c was
III the city last night.
-T.c water works mljn viii hr
! completed to broadway thi, week.
lac. N.ioa-Chc'ja days have
Observation-Disclosures ale j. Tic n
ket
!, -ri~ipin lays Sc foundation O.
h~naNird4e with good understand
tnc. BE wise therefore ami bag Your
Ne ar P.al<,I 10 state that our
tri,n:i William l;G.lcss !, a&.c 10 b.
1t N;.f''a G(br,ine,S again alter
" >eIc.r a;tac& of bilious fever.
There are - en- loads .! wheat
nttn depo, tor the UAion Milling
Company.
YOU cIU ak easier by using
iliH.lu,s easy shoes.
Henry Dimani, al employee Of.
the College farm, met with az ;rri
dent this ~mvrnin". II t-ylne to cat
Il baucIi of sao# >trIug and l.nl!ing the
knife towards himself the Lnila Sip
ped anal struck HIM just over the
t,ar inlicliug Il wound about III insD
deep.
IN walk u,r;--"us'a' ' "i.
I"--%rSu, YOU should "ta'
uusIaS >y fiG'n" -hccs.
loot rarc vas al the FAR
grounds yesterday h"twecra Caroon-
al, man ami Commerce r'au tor "
mrs, Of fifty tofaTs. The Carbon
Tai. ,..ali carried oil the purse by
masking the distance in little o"e'
ltea seconds. 4
r,o r;Sfc at ren.oa yesterday
w.. and success. There WAS
,%ni,c Eargc crowd in at;@a'anee
W. Gttcok of an excellent dinner.
~ THURSDAY.
is selling al forty-siN cents
Today
Il ,. Eo.tarer WAS down at
Kew Hamburg Yesterday and reports
Ia big rain for that section Of The coun
Try.
fine Stoddard county delegates
rrsFc sr'r1dTHg The Tepub-
Tican Congressional Convention left
On the 1880 train this afternoon
9 !, We heard several strangers III
q the city remark yefterday that Tue
! would like to reside here
= Mr.. Z. :. Cannon informs thai
,ho Water Works Company is getting
,o,o nicely with the pipe LAYING, con-
rsEIerinq the delays in RECEIVING
al kterial caused by tine railroad strike
~ II, Houck is down frofn Per
bile. He informs us that the cars
a he running OIL the PerryviIle
~ (.d by the first of September
por, on last night Nonda!
IL, ~ 10 H. and Mrs. Ilernan PosA
pound girl. TIC y,0, fs,sa an !.
.rS doing web aadsh' ia'hef :
q proprietor q The csp S
81 acreAh
fms, aadrA JudsN Ba
CtaBfefS MaN
There are Swenty-dss <toaa
If wheat at o. Aepot tssass
aaa Planters
asIle Tafer Works Cofnpany
aeteea work at. the foot OF
Mssa2i1Y fills ncEhins I
- 49,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21


DIR. I'M v--erroort Netcrinar.
surrco,, reports two, cases of psis.
an;no this week whl-E are very sing
The cows were owned ty two 1T
izeus of th-s city who employed
man eyert day to drive thcm oulsil"
tho city lfnits-
poIh .c2ws kok sick and vas
affected IN Tie sr"e VA
and lired cbcUr~rce day, all efforts
tC r~c,iere thein being of no avail.
\ post norton examination
showed the coats of The stomach 10 De
rs black aud As hard as slate. The
entire aliuncntary canal being similarly
affected, and thece is no doubt t4at
they wc"o poisoned by some power
u, csuharotic. which completely de
stroyed the digestive organs.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21

Our miIlers are getting all the
wheat thew can handle. This is one
year when the farmers are not hold
ing the wheat for higher prices.
Lost. OIL Spanish street, opposite
Cttholic churcr, a plain rope gold
bracelet. TIC Gudcr will please re-
turn 10 this Office and rcoc:ve suita-
ole reward.
Married. at the residence of the
brides parents yesterday evening IN
Ibis city. Mr.. Walter Limbaugh. OF
Jackson. to Miss Sabra MintOn, Rev.
Marchman officiating.
This is 10 certify that the Street
Gar Company has been using tie
latent Cork Faced Collars mani
f-ctured by Henry Steinbach on two
of their mules that always had sore
shoulders. hut since using the Corr
Faced Collars the sOEas tave ho"ld
arl the lake no trouble with them
whatever.
The bic court house v@S hardly
.,Grge erorgh yesterday to hold all
tic PEOPLE vEo attended t." conYcn-
ton. IL tie afternoon tic-a W.
hardly :an!,ng cccn:. D2rrocra:-n L.
well = Republicans were anNi'"> 20
hear the orators.
hnsarn L Stratman had s~ch
II rrsh at their clearance ale lat
week that il WAS impossible Tor al
the bargain hunters to be waited OF.
50 they concluded - h"-!" -elt Mon
aa- ard oGcr liz .adurcmentc to
ihyir friends all next week.
The delegates 10 the Conngr7s-
,,onal CcnycHrina were delighted
with OR little city. SOM" Of their
said they hal no idea tl,at N~r''hea-'
Missouri had $ ely !srS" as Cap"
Girar!ca T. S,ur,Iivant Pant
hui,a!n. seemed TO b i Gr"a. slow
and mtay OF The delegate oouit NO.
content themselves uH;l tiecv were
shown thra".b ,..e biz Lt...ing.
-Jniec William Ed'lrEiir". Of
Commerce. who presided Il. chair
man OF III" Republican CoHgrc>siora!
conventions Ire Yesterday is T. O"
, lie oldest Republican, III Southeast
Missouri. In 1850 he was the ONLY
mln in Scot county WHO r,tcl for
Abraham: Lincoln. lie was IL of
the Delegates who vo'Gl three hur-
bred and six times ia The Chicaa"
convention for Gen. Grant. He i 4
Republican. cyc"v r." o: him. aad
TIE convent houor"i 4 worth.
- r;ot'c mar .:nca !: elected the old
man IL the chair.
A fow d.ys go tie Supreme
Court decided he 90" @: Merriam
V. :. the Ca!a tiir%lIcau railroad
that al an u! would lot be ts%c@
from the order at appointment of
receiver. bccau>o such order OF az
pcir.r.,ii " 49, : final Judge mt
1t seems tina; by appeal the railroad
rrira directly TO bring before the
Sanr,n:c io"rt the urilwlul and
I..e-a, aci',r r. LaJr. Ws'A ap-
pniHtin- K!otz receiver wi.hcEi n
tire. al / after he hal been di-l.a:i-
iieH " application for chance ~
y'Hrp : MOTOR Tor ~rr-hcarin@ has
beer I'D. rhc case IN ~ way
Tie ca.e OF Merriam V. :,
Ross, ct al. appealed 10 the Uuni'
supreme Cct'rt.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21

John L. Miller * sole aGeht Tor this
rare and famous article. T'
,,,sa dr;uk--two dollars pc. hottie
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21

t-r-"r. Clark. ramiSrot aai Rip
10y cuna'ics were not represented.
E"rmra \. Motley WAS declared
The Nominee oi he convention.
The coavcnlicr ten listened to
speeches Y Na.,cy. Benson. Gcii<pi:
E;irihcal. Davidson. Travis. ray.>
Cot. Do"-la,s AM ~ciI:or,. anG il
was nearly * y','oE w!."l tie 20.
]Scnt;on ',aa..g adjourned.
Jhst before :Ec eJavtniol aj;oH -
ed the tn!ioain- resolution offered by
:, =. Da"idscr o: ''e!tac r'a%, ,~as
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21
EUsU UTGOES.
The Congressional

We, G.e Republicans o. the Hin
Corom,-ior- District in Convention
assembled in the city OF Cape Girar-
loan on the 1sth day of July, lo9f'
ia hereby rcallirm our allegiance 10
the principles Of he 9-a7d odd party
of rrorress, purity and patriotism; a.
eununciated by the Minnan% con-
form Of 1892, aplr'edge 0"f , ,o
tiuued -aOrts to re%"m"A~
ua;ae;ples as the law ofih ,;.
/ r PRIV. assert our Continued faith IN
doctrines q practieal protection
LIZ. mrrlcan labor As against all ez-
knorimeuts ard theories OF fee traders.
vbetse- calling themselves such OF
~atarjfr reformers," and we point to the
present deplorable condition Of tn
working man as evidence that al
these theories a.ld experiments sucl
"a the Wilson dill, are at his expense
We favor suoh on amount of increas'
:, the issue and use of silver as cal
he maintained on a pOrity with god
We point with pride 10 the lie
publican party as the only party
ha, pro7sa itself capable q lesis.s'
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21
Fist oY Mail Natter

Remaining uncallei tOr In tho pest ofnce o.
Csps Girxrdean, county o. CAPE Ciraf1eaa,
sssso q Niasoui, for the ~wecx-en'
July I6, lsoi,
Hornaa, Miss Emma 4sRf, Ms JennieE
Sanders, Mr. wm II "a above letters
<crsons cNii,asl d.e--issd, giving tate OF
will please Z 10. called for within two weeks
this list 'ssst, - l.. Deal Letter onlee Al
tsag wti 6eStv -. CiAMER,
W. hingzyE
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21

v,rn,4n \. M"7''y. ne h1!li9cc OF
the cousenti"a wa> bora in Johnson
,opnr. tlara IN 1875. lie cane 10
G~"1 in l'+i ar,' / az! Il Stod-
dard coUrt~,. :ca.l'm- s.auol and
readin l-w the iirs' four years. H."
va. admitted to the bar in 1890, ara
S:arc that tile H. ha, resided at Dcx-
'1r. lie ia, J2u : clo% and hard
working student and he Is now ono
of the leading members of the la in
hi, section OF tic St.t-. / re I agI.
IL rs Professional dW
he has huill up Il good practice IN
Lis home county Mr.. Mozc!y ! very
popular, and he is q young va Who
viii make friends OF all VIA whom
he comes in contact.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21
THE CONVENTION.
The Assembly of the
Delegates to the Cor
gressional Con-
vention at
CAPE GIRARDEAU.

SCiii'O'' a.
CAPE
: Grand Meeting For Grand pnr-
rose- Largely Attended And
the Business ~Transacte(
In q suitable MAN.
ner.
The Congressional ConfntiOu
which was beld,in our city Wednesday
was attended by nearly crsry delegate
that was appointed b: The ~respec.Ee
counties Of this District. Man! OF
the delegates, and their hume Gus
G..1nis wEo accompanied Then. ar
;ive1 il orr city YESTERDAY evf''"@'
with. q ,irs, number c,;nc il Ri,
morning ~ s?"ci1i tr4.n5,
ThnGty Il IA, , a-'1; a it
,oYIl b,y, beer ;-.a- wirtn aad
.p,.ry, tie IN l.li,n for jwhiie he
lin, = 80. -. c'"""J which ap-
,carol ia tn, hsase"Inl sent 10
''I'" "'Ir - n.Ie tbina! re-.
a'' SOM"
frc>hing.
The coaFeh''' .ry,;
and we> ea'I"' - ''''-
paar, OF Jackson.
". "a, Naz'"y. @'".','
.ouu,y. was Ii = "tl' MN?
chairman by " '"''ii'., ",
f,w vel -pol var E,@
tool TIC chair avisi 'oa fp''"'1'
Mr.. i. inag.l; 90. ga county.
"a, then ca""-." '"T
Ga III lion. 81" Y,
cii!e3 All WI. Al '''"
!y by their r'rr'
ir-a ~ Of IT, ! ,
e>pco.iye c'"n:y.{ :
After Il, trsi.f" az"
ness Il c:y W.. m {'oE |' - ,,' i
Amid ioul ana f
Aisznnltr I;"~ "tHrsre d ar AZ -, c:o,i !
Gucnf !i.ss, t' t
to all those pr: @!ise i'''~ :
>nr&" d tn f1IF' -" '''''I d ''e '
United State. tIs'f" "i inc '"uh-
tie. the prosr,, the Republican c
nariv ar, 4.!c g. .e.r-. )
'nI ,.%,in~ VII
70 ,l,1 I.s c.wr VIII send a 'aa'
.,nI.t.Do A.cm this District TN
''F IN Sc; amid a r'ar {
CA ~
"''"e unR;on ad'carnment VIZ
r,cc S~chuchpr,'s N;iEary ban
,nrlcd ~ afternoon program with
.,,cndidy ~"'"rtHre of tool Oil
.@ua.s-" H1i ~. vel received
ua,yra, a..r.. = ar.,sr /. Mr.
Qi...",. TEMPORARY chairrtun
,naatall for the report Of the con-
m,;.sN credentials was male
No. r'<p'h.'e" 10 s"or'
py r",i"r'n OF Poplar
'r,"o n'' o. delegates
,no,inr ,...;,r - '''%'t. on
the report Ia, ~a,i.n,c.L L
'" d,
commit. '"r f'p"rS
,v,s -. NJ r5mnlly
~
Audno w-frf.., n.ror,;no ofcon-
.arrN nn,.an norm.ro,, cr,:,
an, \Ths InI.a, aIo'm rra,, h,s
49,, ~
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21

= Ec@GS% r;iooi Tod
SON Texas sr.'-iu
cent melting ""''
that they nP.oia,c the AN
oE the isyll $50 &"Tea.
,.a.y arc quick
situ2 AID -, ii my
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21

-rsc p;&tc at reh'on Yesterday
wa. a and There was
Eargc crowd in Attendance
Iwho;GttoOk of an excellent dinner
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21
THUESDAi.

is selling at forty-siX cents
A-Anton Kc:terer was down At
Kew Hamburg Yesterday and reports
a biz rain for that section Of The coun
try.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
NnTLN EHOM FELION.
Little Items of Gossip About tho People in
thnt Srctinn of The (ilN.

Denny-Street NJ +. church sunday
school gives an excursion 90 Providence
Forge Wednesday. july 9th. Jhe COM
mittee Of arrangements are j. ]. Mount
castle H. W. Battery. Charles u. Smitn'
Cnarles Mosby, ". Il. Bohanan, Nat
MhitlOW. W. Is. CHRISTIAN anu H-oI 80 W.
Alderman J. T. Mountcastle returned
Friday from Blackstone Va, where ne
went on a business trip
Miss Jennie Wade, who has been visit
inc Miss II. Mouutcastle on State street.
has returned TO her home in henrico.
Manager j. W. Reams. II the Richmond
Cedar Works, left Thursday evening wa
Baltimore on business trip North.
Air Williams. who Is employed on
the Monitors. mas been quite SICK, but
is reported to be little improved.
Mrs. f.. l.. Rice Is quite SICK al hei
residence on Orleans street. go. ,
Mi ". Il. Toone has returned from
visit to Luncnburg. -
The eldest daughter Of Mr.. Charles II.
Smith is very III at the residence Oh "0'
father on louisiana street , from,
Mrs. H. H. Pollard has returne9 ~ - ~
Louisville. KY Her nepheWs' ". ,'',nied
Frank and Arthur Phillips. accoip"i'''
Mr. James A. Black, who has been cen
at the Virginia Hot Springs III
past month. has returned home near
Mr. \. ". Harrison, VINO r ,orte8 TO be
the National cemetery Is repo' ''-
''' MIS- VT w + creekmur. who has been Zen
wishing i'm Norfolk and PortsInOi -, ,V
the past tWo months. has rTl tI 80 ~
Greensboro. \. c. to ylsi' T rsin is sit
Miss Cazlour, Of Ber,Ss,ag3 on Nicholson
street .h Gives its Sunday
school an excursion 70 ProVl Iarpe crowd OVID
Wed Wedne ,sis section 9I5S viii attend. o.,
Key, q, nnaotist church. has returned
nj his PULP, This k %Sfe'Hs gave as select
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

IEESBCRG. VA. July Ia Spccial-rhc
FIRST german II the season took place las
evening iu inc spacious ciniug-r0om OF
the Leeshurg Inn. About twenty-five
couples danced while the spectators
crowded the porches and lobby looking on.
Mr. vs.. W. Chamblu led. he Introduce
many new and beautiful figures. These
dances are 10 be held fortnlshuy at the
linn. and will doubtless prove a great
source of amusement e. the young people
of the town and their friends.
AMONG the many present We're. Miss
Harrison. Miss Claggett Niss Lynch, Miss
J9nncy. Miss Wise, Miss Ashurn, IL 1888
English. Miss Dibreu. Miss Lutz NJ So
lf0rrelcv. Miss GlascOck and Mrs. Carter.
ali Of Leeebure and Miss Fannie Gray.
of Winchester. Miss NARROW OF Washing
ION. Hiss Howard. of Washington; Miss
Morgan. of Alexandra; Miss Agnes
Norcs of Baltimore, Miss PaEe Mason. of
Fredcricksburg. Miss Botto and Miss
Rcab. of WASHINGTON; Miss Aldrige oi
Wcsterford. and Aliss Milton, of falonian
Springs. The gentlemen We're. Messfs.
Cbamblin. Dihrel, Moore, Chaplain. Lynn.
Garter Giddines. Barrel. nipple, Ma
SON. Powell Harrison, Charles Harrison,
Gordcn Janney John Janney, Ghlr.y,
Iuckctt. ToWnshend Nelson, = Roger S,
i Roecrs. shirley Carter. Mason ChicLes-
Ter. George Carter, Keert, Minis. ana
White.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
CorIonsyille Gleanings.

GORDONSVILLE, VA July ,A.-Spe-
cial-This community was shocked and
"a gloom Of sadness was visible when our
Esteemed postmaster. w. .. Bakey. re-
ceived a telegram announcing the death
OF his wife AT the Healing Springs on
Thursday whittier she had gone ten days
,rsUiousiV In the hope OF restoring her
declining health The remains were
brought here yesterday. and Inferred In
Manlewood Cemetery today.
MN Carter Leake. an esteemed citizen
~ his place, and a faithful employe Of
10 Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
nanv in the carpenters department. died
THE first new wheat OF the season was
racaiyed on the 5th instant. The quality
was fair. but not much " offered % cur
market ~ yet