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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-20
Who Is Fitzeibbon ?

Why. he is the butter man that sells
the finest Dairy Butter pounds so
cents. Fitzgibbon's Butter Stand, 1l05
Market street. in Rehm's meat market.
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Notes.

with few exceptions, the public Of
Logan and Cache valley endorse the
firm stand taken by President Cleve-
land on the Venezuelan question. Tue
Monroe dOolrlue, M interpreted by
himself aud Secretary Onlry, II gem
orally regarded "a vital, living issue,
aud ouu that must be- sustained NJ oil
hazards.
Hon. Aurelius miner aud family
have taken up their permanent abode
10 Logan, aud will be welcomed as
valuable acquisitions TO her society.
J. q. and h. 3. KimbAll were called
to Salt Lake by The serious illness Of
their mOtnor.
A log house and = quAntity Of wool,
the property " :. IL. Parkinson VI
Franklin, have been destroyed by an
incendiATy flrv.
The Young Mems club will give a
ball in the Palace hall on Christmas
night.
Chashior Lyon OF the First National
bans sponl n low days Ia Salt Lake lssl
week. On January l4Ih the stock
holders OF tho bank will meet u
elect board OF directors Tor the nscEl
year.
John HoWArd,oi Salt Lake, isttying
70 show the farmers of Cache the Ia
dressed fertility OF soil that would q,
suit from the use Of Utah guar o. Tie
statistics VI 0ishnw that not ton cout.
was expended Tor isrsiliLyro during that
year by tho people Of Cache, Mt
Howard IL also Introducing tho rhaok.
ran Index.
a fine daughter has been added 10
family OF Prof. and MrS. ID. NJ. Todd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

didn't ret i!-ho hardly ever goes 20
h.l findio. Anyhow, ! dldn't got TO
Nev Y rk," continued Coflnue bright
~, 90 though that maze any dinete 90
10 Mr.. Mathews. III only got pc Tar Ne
Chics.o. danced In variety you
know, aud posed for two pictures 10
Salt Lake.
81 am ing away again January, u
! can. want 10 60 10 Chicago ana
~. Louis. got On uply fall 10 Den-
YER doing a backward Zip and ] shau't
go there nFaln."
Mr. Mathews says ho could nuifh
Psudofa without COrnuo, but doesn't
want 60.
C0tiuucsa she will study up her
mythology again and Boz Pandora iur
~ many hours the artist ch.osts,uu'
that he must extend the olive branch.
Andeo iI stands, with the artists WALTZ
log 10 see " any nnc can conquer
Curlnne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
POSED IN SALT LAKE.
A Local Artist said To Have Made Two
Pictures Of an Elusive san Fran.
cisco "PandOrAr Model.

San Francisco Chronicle: There II C
picture on Montgomery street that
may be finished some Jay, y memorial
to the fcklsnsss OF girl model, with
an inclination rs light and uncertain
NJ the butterfly on Psyohe's shoulder
The model IL Corlnno Tlltnn-Corinno
with the Furnished ooppoty hair and
the brown eyes, the tip-Illttd moss and
the pouting MOUTH Corinue, who ls
here one moment and there the next,
and who never follows anything but
her own sweet will, and only occasion.
ally keeps business engagement. The
painter who looks at HE piotuTo-ptOm.
ising, very, but unfinished, ana all for
tho lack Of, not hOrBoshOn nail, but
mOde.-is Arthur Mathews.
The story, ~ Mt. Matthews tells .,,
10 that Corinne posed Tor him Just one
day a. Pandora. The lgure ~ nude,
cave fora drapety VI mist anu smoke,
aud artiully posed, with Pandora
leaning the whole weight Of her elm
young suppleness on the fatal box ia
order TO keep IN tho dreadful woes she
had allowed 10 escape. CoHnne caught
the pore Instantly anu remained mo.
tlonless Tor four hours, with iulutmit-
tent rests. During the time MIR. Mat.
thews worked like lightuiug,And under
his def hugoTs, the tapcrlng limbs anu
dainty torso VI Pandora grew. lie
uidu't touch her face, only painted b.
vague suggestion Ot cOppury nnir.
When the bTOuZHhAlTeu lHlby l0..
L.. L.. tNs.H D
Tor tho next allung. That appoint.
ment never wss kept The next day
Mr, Matthews heard that COTlnup
hal LETT iot New York 10 DO all sorts
Of impossible plGts on tho stage ul
the motrUyolls, Then 10 SWute %
deep and deadly oath, by all the
strange henthen gods OF the lasCiuat.
Ing Pand1TA, that COrnne should
never pose Tor him again, Ina few
monthH COtlunB returned, gay, de-
0onaire and smiling. She was quite
willing 10 take up her tasks where she
left them Cl, but when she tuggCgleI
Pandora 10 MIR. Msthnws no shook his
head, though he swallowed salty uTop-
md matyelled al hls ability TO ray H..
That wa6 three months ago. COFlnue
10 poslhg at the ART school ngaln now
tnd she Il esgur 20 sit On the uOX some
more anu DO Pandora, but Mr.. Mathew
ltill shakes bis head, although his In.
innate friends say his determination
sebbing.
Corinne said yesterday, "Why, Pm
l9sluvely dying TO be Pandora again.
was dincult pose TO hold, but /
lm Interested In thst picture. wrote
W. Mathews a note explaining why
eguldut cOme, OuI / Ruvss lac
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
STATE AGRICULTURALsOClETY.
Matters Of Interest to the FARMERS Of
Utah 10 DO Discussed Irrigation
the Chief Question.

A meeting Of the state Agricultural
society will be held on Jan 2, 1870 In
the Probate court room, second Moor,
city and county builiing, Salt Lake
CITY. There will be three sessions
during tho day, vlE 10 q. M, 2 p M
and 1880 p. m.
The msetlug Is called for the purpose
Of discussing matters Of legislation Of
Importance 10 the farming iuIeres" OF
Utah and such other matters OF ou is'l
nsss a. may properly come before 'ne
meeting. -,,..
Tue legislative matters Of most I'M
noYtnnrs vul bp the formation OF
state board Of agficullurtj lhe ttalllu w
bogus butter ami chees'j Tue lIu'oe-
ton Of orchards by sptsyinR enl o'nei
wise, anu tho irrigation qutsuon ln ~
Of it, phases. This latter iopic-tfltA
tion-is the greatest slug PuesHoh
before the farmers II Utnh loihy.
Alifatmets % Utan ato espeG,i,a'lly
requested 10 make tnis thtlr hollihy
Iavnt and attend the meeting Inc
fsilfoads will have hpl'-iAfe rate ~
effect, AMI II IN hopeu theIe WIZ w
general turnout OF farmers 10 the meet.
inr, while oil farmers VI Uhh arc
welcome, II Ia suggested that tue iarlh'
ers Of every wRfI In tue state aplollnl'
a delegate to reprofent them Al TINS
meeting.
There appears 10 be- very depressed
feeling Hmong the farmers a. REGARDS
their condition. one farmer Wflles
from Salt Lake county as ioioWH III
hogs, grain, potatoes anu olhtr FERN
products continue going down, intlot.
will surely wake up to tue ntct'sily oi
iell-defsnse. They had letter be slaNs.
At once and DO free from the Tear o.
starvation" 49,,
Farmers make no concerted eh9tl 10
improve their condition, no couoei.ei
effort for aeli-ioienar. Lot 10 sec "hN
eau be done At this meetlng.l
by order Of the executive COM
mitiee. A. a. Mills President
HEHER BENNIONl
Vics.Pfcs. at Large.
T.. a. DIX,
Secretary and Treas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Tho entertainment given ia the
Second ward meeting house on Sstur-
day evening Melted quite neat sum
TOT tie bonoit % tNr ward sunday
school. Tho most n. iiiorlgus number
on tho program was tue cAntata, "fhe
WAi's Chrisimas,H rendered by the
children OF the sch oil under the careful
training OF Mt. j. T.. Hyde aud with
the accompaniment u the HatIio
orchestra. The remainder OF the pro.
gram was comp sed Of a1ngs and reoils-
tlon,, the whole concluding with "a
farce that delighted the little ones.
On Friday evening the L9ngtollov
Literary society OF tho A. G, OF IT,.
entertained tho public In an sxifa SEES.
sion, with a very excellent program Of
vocal AMI instrumental musio and reel
tationi. The large chapel was crowded
with IA apprtciatiye audience, many
OF whom remainel 10 Attoni tbs Ball
which crowned the festivities Incident
10 the close OF the firat term OF tho
school year. Ga Saturday aud yester-
day most Of the non.tusidcnt students
| ot both the A. q. Of u. aud II. Y. Col,
| lege took their departure for their re-
spsotive homes to spr "a Christmas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
Kelley Institute Blaze.

The inmates % tue Kelley Institute,
1876 ives, SECOND North street, wgte
startled from tnclr beds shortly before
O'Clock this morning by tho cry Of
fire. A similar alarm brought cut the
woat Side department on double
quick shuiIlf, while Chiuf Devinv
went down 10 the scene OF the baz3
tom station No. at ereud That
aroused sleeping uilizels along the line
u travel.
Tue fire, u apuearf, wac caused by q
crossing VI electric wires la tho base
meni Of the buildiBg-or from imProl er
insulatlun. Ihete was much smoke
aud good deal Of watsr was used,
The building 10 tho property Of John
T.. Dolly aui the Ices vii be about
$500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

oessor In interest to James Chadwick,
deceased, has hr0urut suit a'aitei
A lexander McDina.d o. terminate
partnsrship existing between said MI.
Donald and James Cha " ok, de-.
rp GOD, 10 "A certain jack called
J1hn.j0 Plaintiff sski TO havH a fc.
coiver appointed 30 wini up the i'ck
and divide tho proceeds aler paying
the debts OF the partnetship.
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Notes

Yesterday afternoon companies i
aud NJ, n. q U, were Inspected by
Colonel rau0-k a1d Leu eutui La's'-
ter. In tine evening Us.l was givri
In the Opera House. BY the two com.
paulol.
Webster Hoover, aged q, ana Ruhy
Holloway, aged Is, both OF this - y,
have taken cut marriage licopgc.
Elder Abraham II. Cannon will
speak IN the Fourth ward meeting
house Sunday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
Pullman Ticket Onlce Robb.d.

The Pullman ticket Ofilce was bur.
glat al last night, nut up % the pres
cnt tuu police have not been ahlo 10
nui any trace Of thu thieves, Assist.
ant Superintendent Lc,htops declined
10 give Onc word u information with
regard 10 tue mstter, but II was learnei
that the thieves 30, away with about
aim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

To ths eyed, with their poor appetite,
feeble circulation, ami Impoverished
blood, hyet'e Sarsal arilla 10 boon be-
yOnd Trice. Its effect II TO check the
sayagts u time by invigoratiug every
organ, nerve, and tissue OF the body.
&c, Ayci's Alpauao Tor the now year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

30 thorough IL tue sxcellcnoe Of
Ayers Hair Vlgor that u can be ustd
with benefit by any pers0u, no matter
what mhy be the condition Of tue Lait,
aud, IN every case, 70 occasions aaii'.
faction aud pleasure, In addition 100 30
benefit which invariably cOmts ii.ln
itnusU.
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rhe y. W. IIanson rrodnec cn.

Have Juu received for holiday tfnds
Two car loads fancy naval oranges, one
car seeiling ofanaes, car sweet tOia-
toe, car fancy craubsfrios, hrnanss,
cocOauuts, pineaples, car Eastern eggs.
Larrett anu nncst stock Of any hou,e
IT, the Territory. Mail your orders Ia
early.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

The direct line TO Kansas city, st.
Louis and Atlantic toaboafd, IN via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
csfP, and all connections made In
Union depots Ia the day time. II you
nru going East aud care TOT = daylight
ride through the ggandest scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains On route, eco
that your ticket fesda via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair carl
positively free 90 holdsra u regular
train tickets.
II. n. KoosER, G. y. q p. A.,
Il Motlan Block, Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Remark wuor you pttruda pay or
concert how many pr1pls disturb the
performance hy coughing. Onu man
begins and The cough seems to he cDE-
laglouf. The interruption IL a great
nuisance, nnj there 10 40 need u y,
Tor anyone may cure n cough with The
Plneoin BAIunm, which c0ais .5c. IL
soothes the Inflammation IN the throat
and loOsona thU mucus which Gloss the
ait passages. A low doaOa ~ Ely PIN
cola Balsam stops a cough and hesls n
core throat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Buckinghnm'i Dye for the Wits.
kora dn0s its work thoroughly, uoloflnu
a uniform brown Or black, which,
when dry, will neither rub, wash on,
nor soil linen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
HOLIDAY ExcunsIoNs.


December "A 25, 81 md Jsfuafy /,
The Union Pac &c viii sell excursion
tickets TO all points In Uah, and ant
point on it, system wit 10 $50 mile,,
n one fare for the round trip. Al
iickeis good returning until January
Bfb.
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And An accordance with law and by order OF
the uosfd % Directors made respectively 90
tonor lfth. isYl. gud November Hth, lsl, 20
many ahAfcs Of each parcel OF tueh STOCK ~
NAV be uercasfrs Will DO s0ld 40 the uiilcu OF
tAorompHuy, room No, ili lrngteaa building,
al salt Lak6 CITY, ulnh. on the goth day o. JAts
uHry. atthn hour Of O'Clock y, %. OF SAID daY,
4, nav dounuucnt assessment thereon, 20
srthor with thu cost OF advertising aud expense
u such talc,
December 20, 1883. 49,.
Secretary OF West Gable Mining Company.
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State Teachers Meeting.

Every preparation IL being made for
the stst8 rtschcr' Association cou.
ventlou, Tue reception aud banquet
will be- given In the Grant School
building Friday evening, the 27,n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
Holiday Suggestion.

Pfelutt' an ch,ap.st Holiday gi.t-
IN gToalstt variety ~ Brnuy 4 HIP
Drug store, Post file" Bulldog.
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Snlnr for Sl.h7h.

Yesterday suit was nlgd 10 the
Fourth district court by the DISCREET
Savings Bank against the Brigham
CITY NJ. a NJ. company asking iudg'
mBnt Tor 81 $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Get your atsirhcip OF title Mt the
County Recorders Oflcc. They arc
made directly from tho original rec
ofds. w. SCOTT CRsMoN, Recorder
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PROVO.
First district Court.

Yesterday tho Arguments on de-
ioudanps motion iora new trial In tho
oEs1 Of OivoT A. S,ads VI Caroline
Hays Of al we're heard Ia part In the
FlTst district court. Further hearing
viii DO had uu2t week.
The case ~ the Victor Gold and
Silver Mining Co. W. tho National
Bank Of the Republic which occupied
the RtientlOu Of the First district court
lhuIaday, will come up before Judge
King ~ Salt Lake ClsY today (5Atur-
u1y) Judge kinR having 20 prepare
for Ihc sesaiJn ot tho supreme Court
made the continuance uoctrsary.
In the case oi A. V, Robinson Va
Hans Eskslund; Judgment IN favor OF
plaintiu for sBl6, intrrest anu costs.
Ihutsusy afternoon Judge king
handed down his opinion In the case
at this People va the Town OF Vufnal
OF al. This was case 10 which
Uiuish county, by i,a attorney,
William Ashton, brought an action
against the town o, Nernal auu tho
town otlloffs askiug that the town DO
declared 10 have no legal existence
ami that tho town officers be- restrained
from performing any duties a8 such
OillCeFs. The grounds upon which tho
petitioners based their request were 10.
Irregularities In the Incorporation Of the
town. Judge King decided the town
had legal existence, anu dismlssed
the petition At petitioutTB' costs.
Asentth Chadwick, OF Nernal, sue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

a full line " Imported sud ID muf.
tic Wno.ors, stapi lud isnrv.
bucEiL d soN,
Established Msv1, 1873. N.sfs.
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Mutual improvement League.

The board % directors OF the Mutual
improvement league are actively en-
gag,d formulating plane anu insrsci-
Ing public uuiluings with q view Of
securing the most desirable, a. 10 f. Ct-
ton anu adaplaOilily iof gymuailum,
baths and reading rooms, anu viii bo
ready for membership at an early date.
JOSEPH n, FIR
pr sideut.
MARY A. FRErZg,
Vice President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
Early history oil Utah.

Bishop O. +. Whitney luo,uroi 10
tn Thiri ward last uvBslng upon the
"Eauy Hntgfy 0i Utah"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
PLEASANT GROVE.
nOIldny News lrOm Plen.anL GrOye.

Holiday News from Pleasant Grove.
Tho anuiveuary OF tho bit,n OF the
phtophtt Joseph smith will be duly
celebrated mere tomorrow.
The health Of this people Is most ex.
cellgnt.
Mrs. MAlindA Dhggs,o Little Sioux,
Iowa, who has been here during tho
summer anu fall visiting relatives.
Stated home last evening accompanied
ny Mrt. Lenofa Driggs, who goes East
on short visit among relatives.
Toe Sunday school ana kindcrgar-
ten will give n oonoef. this week com.
bining their Efforts.
Many persons would avail them
selves the opportunity Of attending
the Inauguration providing the rail.
way companies would put tho iartb
way down.
We have quite cold weather but not
enough snow Tor alelghing.
$ udents are returning home for tho
holidays.
Tho Home Dramatic association are
teheatsing for play this week. ID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

japanese Insect pop der has no equal.
Sure eSlerminator. NJ GOdbo Pitts
drug stefe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Nscls uus h.lei. 10 cover thtm, all
slEsR, Uf.c.s guu o. ft
Brown, isiIy & Woodruff co., lI2
MAiu Sheet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Preilitst auI cheapest holiday elite
In greatest variety Mt Bentley & HlIfh
Drug Store, Pnsioflirr Buiiuius.
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They WIN Appreciate

Oue " our many Jackets ana Dressing
GuwuH Tor y mas.
Brow, terry q Woodruff Co., ll2
Main > rect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Jewelry and watches, at prices TO
suit the times, at Jrnscn's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Buy I'll your medicines a, Godbo
Pitts Dfug 90.
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stopi You have Just 30 much laid
aside for Xmas presents. Jensen, tn
Jowelcr, can hll that want.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Xmas Is coming, 10 TO Jensen, the
Jewelcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ thofc are delinquent upon the following
subscribed capital atD's u lnA company OPP
ACrnJnt OF assessment 40. Z, levied on me ne
soi opposite TOO names Of tho rotpccuys stock
NoldUrH AZ follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
General Omces, iOi south Main
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE

The West cable Mining and Milling Company
principal place % business SAT- lasc titI,
Utah, locht.o Of Mines Tinuc Mining bia'
tfIDt, Juau County, ttah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Hound 60 Win.
OUT moderate finish on shirts, col.
lars and cui- saves woar.
Troy Steam Laundry, ii2 Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

The beet va'uos In the city. suits
TO order $1,000.
BUCKLE d Son,
Established May ], 1876. TAilors.
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Agricultural College Notes.

LoaAs, Utah, Dec. q, lss5.-The
.eristrars books show more than 400
names for the term just closed.
The next tern will begin Jan. =
and continue twelve weeks.
The play given by the STUDENT, with
with Lieut.. atyer anu Miss Kenyon,
brought 10 500.
The public meeting Of the Lougisl.
low society, consisting OF ofatlonsi
essays, dramatic focitatloupi vocal
music, tablusux and drill exercises Of
the GLASS in physical culture, was well
attended, AZ was also the closing ball
The free winter course, extending
through the noGt term, IL M follow;
paryiag n.i ,,S wa %. fF' ,.ss.l
soils and mnnufes Thur. and iri..t iHcher
Entomology ...... 1000. saturday DO. 20. her
Arteuiiurc, ,,....... Tia. Thur At. WINS
Veterinary science Mtus anu ii'-'''' Z. ~ .
HoTticuliuro ...,.... DAILY ,,..' h'ehinAh
II Ia expected that there will 10 a
large attendance ON these lectures.
Most OF the professors will remain at
home during the vacation. President
Paul and Prof MeoEwan, perhaps
others, will altoud the state Teachers
association at Ogden. Pfoisfsofa Mills,
Linhsld and Richmun will lecture al
the meeting OF the State Agricultural
society. Lieut.. Siyor aud iamily will
visit Mrs. Siyef's family 10 Salt Lake
City. Professor Shepard viii 10 TO the
capital and Professor Foster TO Ogden
TO visit relatives.
Logan will have two representatives
On the program Mt Ogden, fAul and
Kerr. A few Of the teachers In the
city schools will attend the meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23

Manufacturer and dealer IN all klndi
% Metallic Wood and Cloth Covered
COINS and Caskets.
Full line OF Conn FurhiiAinU, hop,
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph ordss0
promptly allied.
Open Day and N light
Factory aud Warerooms No 10 =. NJ
south. ~ blSshs oaas 81 ThaAioG
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-28
HaptIst unday school As.ocia,,on.

Baptist sunday school characterization.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Baptist Sunday School association
composed of the Baptist Sunday
schools of this vicinity was held with
The Berkeley Avenue Church, Berkeley,
Sunday afternoon at p. M, with the
president, Mr.. l.. B. Allen, in the
chair, and Mr.. Arthur Brown score.
tary.
The exercises were begun by singing.
81 Will Sing the Wonderous Story"
after which the prssident read the
twelfth chapter of Romans and the
Association was led in prayer by Rev.
MIR. Watson. io,3Ssa -
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read aud approved.
The reports OF the various schools
were received and read.
collection was taken amounting to
S3.5S. ~
Recitation by six little girls, "What
Little Folks Can Do"
Recitation by Marie VIM, "Ready
for Meeting"
Solo-"It is jesus" by Miss Ollie
Reoitatlon-"Be Cheerful" by Miss
r.lenor Sykes.
ooio ana CHORUS "Ihe Cheerful
Giyer," by Addie Heath.
DIR. }. j. Hall, of Park Avenue, made
a splendid address. Subject: "Phe
Relation Of the Church to the Sunday
School,"
Drs. Owen and Wharton also made
8ome remarks.
Dr: owen was requested to address
the ASSOCIATION OF Its mex. meeting
which VIII be held of the First Baptist
Church the Fourth Sunday in June at
p. m. Adjourned with the benedio-
tion by DR.. Wharton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-28
New York Truck NInrKct.
By Southern Associated Press.

New York, May 27.-Slrawberries
Norfolk, poor to prime, quart,
3aGc; do North Carolina, choice, ea9c;
others. 3a7c; Maryland, poor to choice,
3a8o; Eastern Shore Virgins, 4ac7.
Asparagus. extra, dozen punches,
-; do others, Sl.25al.75.
Cucumbers, Florida. crate, 5OeaS1
do basket. 75caS1.25.
Cabbnges, Charleston, barrel, crate,
81. 50a2. 90; do North Carolina, do, 81. 25
al. so: do Norfolk, do, S1aSl.25.
Peas, North Carolina, half barrel
basket. 50a75o; do do, bushel basket, 40
a60c; do Norfolk, half barrel, basket,
6OcaSl.
Potatoes, Florida. prime. barrel,
$3.50a4; do Savannah, prime, barrel,
S3.50a4; do Charleston, do, So. 5Oa4; do
Southern seconds. barrel, S2a3.
String beans, Charleston, wax, has.
ket. Sla1. %; green 75cal.25; Georgia,
wax, crate, 60cnS1.
Squash, Southern, marrow, barrel
crate. Sl.50a2.50; white. S1a2.
Tomatoes, Florida, fancy carriers.
S3.50a4; prime, SLAB.