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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-29
RAILROAD LINES
@ III EA SE
SOUTHERN WAY
piedmont AIR-LINE).
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT MAY IA 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA:

,2o6 A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily
for papvilie. Greens6oro'
,W,dInnssto3;ssaleFn. s ssppIls R sns
Greensboro. Connscts at Dam
VILE with tho Washington and
southwestern vsst!bulsd Linn
p s1 Vie 70 o. AssevIlles ktIssta,
S TsaoS1S Rev b BlIEs,nsA sna
Jacksonville: also. first.class
day-eoach between Washing
ton and Jacksonville. Conpec.
lions made at Memphis And
New Orleans for all points In
Texas and California. Sleeper
open for passengers at $50 +.
l2.S p. NJ. FAST NAIL, daily. for At
lanta and points South. Con-
meets at Moseley with Farm
willie and Powhstan railroad,
AZ Keysvile for CisrksYille,
oxford. Henderson. and Dur
ham, ana at Greensboro for
Durham Raleigh. and Win
ston-Salem. Carries sleepers
New York 20 Atlanta and
Montgomery, and from New
York TO Jacksonville. Parlor-
Car Atlanta 10 Birmingham.
500 Z. NJ. LOCAL, daily. except Sunday.
for Amelia Courthouse and in
termediate points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
800 A. NJ. From Atlanta and Jackson
Vile
40 P. NJ, From Atlanta and Augusta.
making close connection with
train for West Point
$40 A. M, From Amelia Courthouse.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS Nos. 81 and
g. between Manchester and
Glover. Va. and Nos 50 and
CA. between Clover and Neapo-
u.s. viii also carry passengers.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY %, 1896
Srn rises .......... 4:52 High Tide.
sun sets .......... Z p Morning ..........s.l0
Moon sets ........l2:00 Evening ...........8:H
PORT OF RICHMOND MAY 2S, 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer PocahOntas. Graves, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Irwin Heis-
iSer, superintendent.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New
York. merchandise ana passengers;
George W. Allen & Co.. agents.
PORT OF NEW PORT NEWS, May 18th.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Schooner X. ID. Perry Boston.
Schooner c. A. White, Boston.
Schooner A. r.. Manson. Boston
Schooner f.. +. Angel. Boston
Schooner A. Brabrooke Salem
Schooner J. II. Truber. Washington.
SAILED.
German steamship Markomannia, Ham,
burg
British steamship Iamberrs Point.
hamburg.
British steamship Feliclana. Rotterdam.
British steamship AGO Rotterdam
Barge Hope, Manteyille.
Barge Marion, New London.
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VIRGINIA NAyIGATIoSz2ytai
Y COaPANIs JAAGS-klN EkaesS~fm
l.INk. ~ Norfolk, Portsmouth,. Q1d ! %,
Newuort News, Claremont. and james,
river landings. and connecting AZ -. 80
Point and Norfolk for Washington DN'
timOre, aud the North. .,,,pa
STEAMER POCAHONTAS btsA' -
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, AND
FRIDAY AT A. NJ ,,y
Electricians direct 70 wharf. fAts vi,
81 % and 81 TO Norfolk. PORTSMOUTH ~.
Point. and Newport News MUSIC ~
Grand Orchestrion. ...,.ad
Freight received daily Tor aboys-ns .s,',,
places and all points IN Eastern NWs''''N
anu '''''A IRWIN wEIsIGER
superintendent.
President
General oraess: Planters Bank nv e u,
ing.
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DTCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

An AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE Us EFFECT ApRiL %
1896
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opening. Hlgnsss Lowest Closin

Cash quotations: Flour frm az The late
advance. No z spring wheat. @a@Ac.:
No. ? red. 797sGs0hc. Corn, 53lzc. No. 2
oats. 29IsG30c Pork, sl2.e2IzlfSl2 70. Lard,
IS 62iz Ribs, S6.25Q$6.30: shoulders, t3ll2q
s. so: sides. S. 5Od S. 62iz WhisSey. {l.26lz.
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]. r. KENNY. Traffic Manager.
General Manager
myu c. s. CAMPBELL. d. p. a.
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APPLICATION FOR A RECEIVER.

President Masonic Home Of Virginia,
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DIED.

NEW Skirts, Cnpes and Waists. ut
ESisnEIMEHis,
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a RECEIVER APPOINTED
For tho Pittsburgh ConI company, Bcio
BciIairc.

For tho Pittsburgh ConI company, Below
BclIairc.
Tho Pittsburflh coal works, operated
by Louis Rockershousen & Company,
wen. into the hands OF Il receiver yes.
;crday, Owen Moehan being appointed
upon petition OF tho creditors and tho
firm. For long tme they have beon
hampered for money to properly oper-
ate the plant, and this step was taken as
the best ono for all concerned. Tho
claims against the plan. amount to
noarly $4,000. Mr.. Rockershouscn has
spent fortune in improving and keep.
ing up the works. but was crippled ten
twelve years ago by tho Hornbrook fail
urc. followed by tho flood in 81, and
since tina; timo they have been embar-
assoc. An effort will now be made to
sell the plant, as it is u valuable one. 1t
was thought syndicate had been found
that would take hold OF tho plant and
operate it on scale that would bring it
through all right, but that syndicate
did not pan out rs was hoped, and this
plan was decided upon.
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TIE COAL OPERATORS

or the Pittsburgh District to Organize.
The West Virginia Operators May Also
be In tho Doni.
II is now stated that tho great effort
now being made, with every prospect OF
success. in tho Pittsburgh district to
organize tho operators OF all the mines
in tina. district into one harmonious
association Is only q part OF plan to
federato the various district associations
OF operators into one great body which
shall hold in better control the lake
trade for next season. These organizu.
tons have already been elected in the
Hooking Valley and Ohio Central dis
tricts, Gays tho Cleveland Leader. and
are well on toward perfection In
the Pittsburgh and Massillon dis
.tric.s. Tho only other regions
remaining to be organized arc the West
Virginia and the jackson. neither OF
which cuts very extensive fguro in
the lake trade, although West Virginia
coal received thorough introduction
into the lake market during tho general
strike OF tho miners last summer. II is
said to be the inteuiion, after all the as
socia.ions have been Joined in the diff
ferent localities. to have committees oil
each OF the associations meet and de-
eide on the products for tho diGeren,
shipments and markets also to arrange
basis OF selling price for each market.
This Is the idea now on foot, and by l,
the operators hope to make the business
more harmonious and moro profitable.
Il Is possible that no attempt will DO
made to organize the West Virginia and
Jackson regions, for reasons jus; stated.
II this Is not done, however, both arc
likely TO prove such disturbing factors
as to seriously neutralize tho work OF
tho association. The Jackson product
i. now being sold through Michigan on
basis OF seventy cents per ton at the
mines, although the Cincinnati. Jack.
son & Mackinaw route. over which it
passes, is supposed to be cutting the
freight rates to the bono in order to in
troduce the Jackson coal. jackson is
Of much tho same grade as tho Massil-
lon product. with which it chiefly COM
potes in common territory.
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FREIGHT COMMITTEE
Representing tho 'Railponds |Enter-
Ding Wheeling, Meets Here.
-FOUR RAILROADS REPRESENTED.
Aud tho Matter of Chnngos,in Freight
Hntes Affecting Local Manufao.
turors and Jobbors Was Discussed.
Certain Changes VIII 10 nIado ut
Another Mootiug Of tho Committee
TO DO Hold 10 eho Noar Future,

Tho Wheeling Freight Committee Is
malo up Of representatives Of the sev.
oral railroads entering tho city, and
meoss several times oach year to con.
slider tho questions regarding ratoa and
10 consider demands or tho requests OF
tho heavy shippers. Tho committee Is
an important one. for the reason that
Wheeling, In addition to being groat
manufacturing community. docs larger
jobbinG business than any other city in
the country whom n comparison in pop
ulation Is taken into consideration.
Tho committee mot at tho Mcclure with
tho following members in attendance:
Baltimore & Ohio-T. W. Gallahor, OF
Pittsburgh. district freight agent, and
Z. L. AillOck. Of Columbus, district
freight agent Pennsylvania-J. V.
Braden, Of Whooling, freight agont.
Ohio Rivor-J. D. Lippincott, OF Pitts.
burgh, commercial agent. Wheeling &
Lake Erie-J. L. Townsend, OF Wheel
ing. assistant general freight agent.
Mr.. Gallahor. OF tho Baltimore &
Ohio, was chosen chairman, aud
lcncthy session was held ut which con.
siderable business was transacted. The
representatives OF tho various roads
presented their views relative to rates on
the manufactured product tn atisshipped
to and from Wheeling. bu. none OF tho
existing rates. those that have been in
force for tho past year, were changed.
Changes will be made Mt another mcct-
ing OF the committee that will DO held
In this city in the near future. The
committee members were unwilling to
give an outline Of tho proposed changes
in rates, for the reason that nothing
definite has yet been determined.
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THAT PETITION.
Tho W. q. T, q. NotYet RcsdS..to-Prescnt
IL TO tho Chief of Poiico--Yostcrdnyu

it TO tho CHIEF Of Poiico--YostordRyA
Meeting.
An enthusiaa!lo meeting OF tho Wo.
nans Christian temperance Union
was bold ut tho headquarters on Main
strcst yesterday afternoon. After q
holpiul and spiritual devotional cxor.
clso Of thirty minutes. lod by Miss
Amanda List, tho meeting was called TO
order by tho president, Mrs. jennie ?.
sisaon. At.or reading and approval OF
minutes the frat itom Of unfinished
business tnkon up was tho bringing OF
John G. WoolIoy to Wheeling on June 3.
It was decided to bring him horo and
tho details were left over until tho noxt
meeting OF tho union. Tho remaining
time was devoted to hearing reports
from those who had In charge tho poti.
ton to Chief Bennett. Mrs. Englo,
who had boen appointed 10 go before
tho butchcrs' association, whilo she
could not report It's endorsement rs m
organization. could give tho approval
and signature Of many OF them rs In.
divlduals. Mrs. Engle asked extension
OF timo In which to SEQ others OF tho or.
ganization. Good reports wsrc givon by
Mrs. Snedckor, Mrs. Carver, Mrs. Top
and Mi0s Amanda List, who have been
circulating tho petition in different por.
tons OF tho city. limo was extended
until next meeting for bringing in tho
petition ready for presentation.
IN NNNA II L. u.
Christian Temperance Union feel thoy
arc led by the Loador OF the Temper.
anco Host" said prominent member
last night, "in asking for n better Sab
bath observance in this city. And We
mean TO pray and work until lie whose
right 1t Is to reign shall reign, and We
have faith In those who aro in authori-
ty that better state Of affairs will soon
exist"
A silver offering for the benefit OF tho
proposed Rescue Homo will DO held at
Mrs. Isaiah Warrcn's on tho evening OF
March &,
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Funeral services At tho residence OF the parents,
No. iOi6 Market street. this friday morn.
Ing O'Clock. Friends Of tho family In.
viied 70 attend. Intcrment at Belmont O
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The host haIvo In tho world for cut,,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rhcum, fever
sores, tcttur. rlinppci hands, chilb!ninS,
corns. aud NIL skin cruptIons, aud posi-
,iynly cnrUi pi'u,, ar no pny required.
lis guaruu,crl TO give perfect satistac.
ton or money rciundnl. Prico p
cents pur boz. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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BAD LUCK OF THE COUNTY FAIR.
Tho Scenery nnd Parnphcrnaiin Arrive,
hut No Company.
Tho WhnoIipu Onnrn lfonso yyna lorl,

The Wheeling Opera House was dark
lest night. though Noil BURGESS
famous play. Tho County Fair" was
billed to appear there aud almost every
scat in tho house had been sold in nd.
vance. Tho scenery, baggage and
mechanism, tho horses used in tho rae
ing scene and several Of tho workmcn
employed by tho company got in from
Newark OH tho forenoon train on the
Baltimore & Ohio road. but tho mana.
ger and tho stage people concluded to
wait for tho train arriving hero last
evening. This train was delayed for
three houra und over by freight wroCk
between Cambridge aud GAINESVILLE, and
did not roach Wheeling till aflor 0
o'clock. When Manager lticstcr learned
OF the delay TO declared tho show Of,
and tho big crowd that Ind gathered ut
tho door was told OF this aud went
away very ROrc.
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HARRICK-OR Thursday. February q. 1895, Al
ll:l5 a. M. ALESSoS j.. Oldest child Of
Qnimby A. and Anna N. uarrIck. iu his 9th
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ARE you all tired out, do you have
that tired feeling or sick headache?
You can BIO relieved OF all these by tax
ing Hoods Sarsnparilla. s
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HEADx-1o-wEaa acknowledgements eaos
BROS.
PREEERRED.

flour Clothing does not do customers good it does
not do us credit If it does not do credit bust
ness is with transient trade We rather to
the same people. season after season. and constant
ly add to our trade-tamily new members. There
fore we very particular aboutour stock, and very
careful to satisfy customers. We take all risks; we
never release ourselves from our pledge until we
are certain our customer has the best value for his
money.
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Chnrpricnr'H IIrunchini
curos bronchitis and Group.


CLOTH Capcs USc, 81 30 aud up tn
$40 90, at EMSlIEiMEliS
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Mems Sack Suits.

You know best what you want, whether Of SERGE,
Cashmere or Worsted. Serge is the most popular
material, but we show carefully selected stock in
selling. No.
SlVE TOPS
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Last ovoning at tho Thomson NJ. l..
church, on tho Island. mass meeting
was hold for the purpose OF entering n
vigorous protest against tho snap work,
which Is alleged to have boon taken In
granting tho baso ball association n
license to sell beer at the now ball park
on the north end Of tho Island. Thore
were about two hundred people present
OF whom probably three.fourths wero
women. Though tho attendance was not
largo tho sentiments Of tho speakers
wore frequently applauded and 1t was
said that o. per cent Of tho Island poo.
ple will sign petitions that will favor
the abandonment OF tho sale OF bccr on
tho Garden Spot. Thorc ,wero Just rs
much sentiment against boor selling at
the State Fair grounds rs at tho ball
park. Among tho ministers present
wcro Row. Wilbur +. Crafts superin.
tondons OF tho National Reform League,
who has boon making addresses In this
vicinity for the past week; DR.. A. Il.
Rikor, D, D.. oil tho Fourth street NJ. L.
church; Row. DR.. |. J. Troy. OF the FRS.
Baptist church; Rev. DR.. Jacob Britt
ingham. OF St. Luko's 7. L. church, Of
tho Island, and Rev. DR.. +. D. T. Bick.
10y. OF Thomson church. All OF these
gentlemen spoke.
In introducing the subject which had
brought tho audience together, Dr.
Buckley said that they were there to
consider what they believe TO be an in
justice that had been inflicted upon
thcm. Suddenly, and TO some extern:
unexpectedly, he said, tho ball club had
been.granted tho license to sell beer by
tho city council. This license had been
granted with the protest OF certain OF
the councilmcn who did not approve Of
tho irregular manner in which it was
passed upon. 1t was railroaded through
without tho opportunity being given
the Island people to object. Wheeling,
he said, is now placed on the same level
as Cincinnati and St. Louis, the
only, other cities where beer is sold
At the ball grounds. In the course OF
NC l"h He JeltTEeu 10 speclaCled OIL
drunkenness he had witnessed ut Gin.
cinnati and which, no predicted, would
be repeated in Wheeling. We are not
ready to come down TO tho level OF
over tho Rhine Cincinnati" He said
that Mr.. Barrows, OF the ball park. had
told him that no could sec no objection
to beer ut the ball grounds so long as il,
is sold at the fair grounds. The speaker
emphaticaIly said that no was opposed
to the sale Of intoxicants a, either place.
and would that it could DO ban;shed
from both places. lie spoke. also, OF
scenes he had witnessed at picnics on
the fair grounds. in which even young
bows had become drunk.
He wanted it understood that he was
not opposed to base ball. far from it: he
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tersville. and Robert Johns. Of Fair
mont, urc guests ut tho Stamm.

tersville, and Robert Johns, OF Fair.
mont. urc guests ut tho Stamm.
Mrs. j. T. kennon and Miss Blanche
Parker, OF Barnesville, were hero on q
shopping tour yesterday.
ii. l. ScraIord. OF Morgantown. gem
eral superintendent OF The Eureka Pipe
Line. is at the Windsor.
II. A. Wright and wife, Miss Bessie
Wright and Miss Eva Wright, Of Sisters.
vile. are at the Windsor.
Walter Rinehart, tho man OF real
estate, was among Yesterdays depart
ures for the east on the Panhandle.
William NJ. Kerr, well known Iron.
ton. Ohio. business man. accompanied
by Mrs. Kerr, registered at the Mcclure.
II. r Dunneyant. OF Pittsburgh, tray.
cling passenger agent OF the Queen 4
Crescent route. was in the city yeater.
day.
J. VI. Fawcot. and J. 7. Fawcett, OF
Charleston, who are connected with the
Roaring Creek & Charleston Railway
Company, are guests at tho Stamm.
Superintendent Clint Moore, of the
Eureka Pipe Line, il in the city, guest
at tho Mcclure. n. Moore. Of Marietta,
4 brother OF tho former, is allo in the
city.
Thomas Kinsey, OF Wellsburc; o. ].
Bnrtray OF Burton, A. c. H. Holly, OF
Grafton; W. Sherman Watson. II. &.
Linn and J. L. Linn. OF Fairmont, and
J. W. jacobs, of Wellsburg. are among
tho West Virginia people ut the Behler.
Mrs. Henry A. Wise. who has been
visiting at her old home. DR.. J. NJ.
Cooper's, ior the last three weeks. hav-
ing preceded Mr.. Wise from Florida,
where they spent the winter. will leave
with her son john for her home in
| Charleston on Saturday. Mr.. Wise re-.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangersi In tho City aud Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

Stranrersin tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
A. W. Say, the Pittsburgh oil man, is
guest at the McLnre.
L. Buckman. the wholesale hat man,
lei; for the east yesterday on tho Pan.
Handle.
Thomas A. Mckee, in advance OF
Robert DowninG'a company, is Nc
Lure arrival.
Harry Adams. OF tho Windsor, Is off
duty on account Of 4 severe attack OF
throat trouble.
II. Z. Daugherty and 7. P. Spennct,,
o! Steubenvillc, autographed at the Nc.
Luro yesterday.
]. Il. Hissom. OF Sistersvillc, the well
known oil producer. is in the city, n
guest at the Stamm.
Joseph S. Gibbs. OF the Dclaplain Dry
Goods Company, lott Yesterday for tho
east on the Pan Handle.
General Manager George Heard. OF
the Natural Gas Company OF West Vir-
slnia, is at the Mcclure.
Miss Annie Sheenan, OF Glover's
Gap; DR.. S. NJ. Richardson, OF Mata-
moras: o. Il. Ramev and wife. Of Sis
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wanted to 300 tho ball club succeed
without tho accompaniment oil beer
selling. lie had asked Mr.. Barrows II
tho club could succeed without tho beer,
aud that gentleman had answered 1t
could not. lilo was Ia favor, then, Of
hoading paper subscribing all money
that tho club would mako out oil boor.
From u preliminary canvass already
made no was suro that Il petition with
1000 to 5000 names protesting against
tho bcor at tho bali grounds. could In u
short timo bs placed before tho city
council. On ono strcot no had found
but four pordons who would not sign tho
petition. In tho Taco OF such unanimity
council could not but revoke Ito action
In granting tho license. 1u regard to
tho salo OF beor at tho fair grounds, two
wrongs, le said, mover right n wrong,
IL thcrc 10 no law that will apply Ia this
case tho law abiding and temperate
people OF the Island and tho city should
SEQ that such laws are passed.
This morning" said Mr.. Bickloy,
tho bail club went up and took out
their license aud they tell US thoro 10
no way out OF tho matter. There Is a
way; lot everybody on tho Island do'nll
ho can to mako tho ball club II failure"
Mr.. Birmingham. Of ST. Luko's, fol.
lowed Dr.. Buckley, and was emphatic In
his protest. lilo was ready to do all In
his power to take boor oil tho Garden
Spot. -
Mr.. Trey, OF tho Firat Baptist church,
was tho next speaker aud no, too, was
Just as emphatic In his declarations.
"Our present officials are tho best We
have had for years, and II II Is shown to
DO tho will Of tho people something may
be done with thom." lTe recommended
tho power of tho majority. tho power
OF right and tho power OF God in this
movement.
Rev. Wilbur Gratis, OF tho reform
league, was tho next speaker, aud he 70.
marked that in tho present case DR..
Buckley had made n good suggestion In
tho line Of a remedy; to withhold pat
ronago from the ball club. lilo believed,
too, that behind this beer.solling
schomo ls concealed tho Sunday ball
game. whichlwill be sprung on Wheel.
ing. and DO as great curse as it is to-
day in Cincinnati and St Louis. Tho
God.fearing people OF Wheeling should
be wide.awake, and 500 that no further
advantage 10 taken oil thom.
On account OF tho lateness Of the hour
DR.. Riker did not speak at length, but
endorsed all that had becn said by
others.
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Silk Sale. Shook NJ XXX 1: S Go.'s 20 I'D. ''''
DIED.

DIED.
CARR-At his residence at Pleasant Valley, Cap.
tain MILTON T. CARR, In his cd year.
Funeral Sunday afternoon a; 80 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invit.
ed to attend. lntcrment private 1T Green.
wood cemetery.
MARLISG-on THURSDAY. May ., 1895. at 10
O'Clock p. m, ELIJAH MAELING, aged 20 years.
Funeral from his late residence Saturday morn.
Ing ut 10 O'Clock. Friends Of the family re.
spcctfuIly invited to attend. lntcueut ut
Tent Cemetery.
KESNEDY-On Friday. May 3. 1895. at 1850
u. IN, JAMES KENNEDY, ST., in the sd year
Of his ngc
Funeral notice hereafter
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MEMS ANp BOYS, clor4!Ne-M. eurMAN CO.

Isagood day to buy Clothing from US. The other
good days are Tuesday. Friday Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday. Our. PLEASED CUSTOMERS
are our best advertisements. Everybody is pleased
with the splendid showing we make this season in
our ideal stock of "
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BEER ON THE ISLAND
In General and ut tho Boil Park In
Particular Discussed
ATTHE THOMSON CHURCH MEETING

or Island People Last Evonins-A
boycott oftho Bail Club IL Suggest.
oil II no otlor Course will Avail-h
claim OF Snap Judgment IN Coun.
cii-itomnriss by DIR. Buckley, DR.
Riker, DIR. Nottingham, DIR. Troy aud
Others,
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turned in good health. tho climate hav.
ing completely restored him.-IKeLS.
burg Ncws.