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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23

In the Law and Equity Court YESTERDAY
in the case of Edmund BossieiX against
j. n. Signaigo. judgment was confeseeS
for $40.
IA the case OF the Richmond Nutust
Ala Society against W IA. Brnklev and
others. the jury rendered a verdict for
the plain,.n for so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23

IL. In The City Circuit Court yesterday t,o
ioiio"lns SUITS were Instituted: ZIG
Damages. $50 - Ne"ell.
-, charles +. Ma2tlage & Sons against u
Naiierstein y Co Damages son H.
The case Of Einstein Wolf & 90
against the STANDARD Underwear Com.
motion of the plaintiffs attorney. y"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23
Approved the Psy-RoIl.

The third attempt was made last even
ing at o'clock TO secure a quorum of
the Committee on Water, and this time
IL met with success. The following mem
bers were present Messrs. Briggs CHAIR
nam. Brock, Lawder. Mountcastle. and
Tanner The payroll of the department
for the past two weeks was approved
The committee then adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23
Deem Run Hunt Club.

The members Of the Deep Run Hunt
Club will have another meet this after
noon. They will assemble at the kennels
at =. NJ, and an excellent time Is ex-
pected by all. Mr.. j. T. Anderson will
most likely ride his new chestnut hunter
which is sixteen hands two inches high
His splendid mare. Joliet. Is gradually re-
covering from her lameness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23

NEW CONFEDERiTE C.fur.
1t VIII be Formed at Newcastle on No
yember 9th

There will De a grand Confederate re-
union at Newcastle. Craig county. ON
November 9th neN., al which time a CON
federate camp VIII be organized there.
The head OF the movement 10 organize
the camp is Mr. j. Pat Martin. who
was at one time se-gcant-at-arrns of IA.
House OF Delegates SIR. Martin wrote
yesterday TO Adiutant j. Taylor STRAIT
ton. Of Lee Camp, enclosing an applica-
ton for a permit 10 form a camp. which
Captain Stratton turned over to Captain
Thomas Elicit for action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23

macists.
The candidates were during the fore
noon examined lin pharmacy, and to-day
from $50 a. NJ. 10 Z. VI. they will be
examined In practical pharmacy at the
University College of Medicine. This
study ends the examination for assistants,
while the candidates for registered phar-
macists Will this afternoon be examined
In chemistry in the hall OF the House OF
Delegates. Their examination will pro-
badly come to a close on Thursday even
Ing, ana the board expect to complete
their labors and announce the result OF
the two examinations by Friday evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23

cradle Of American Independence. When
the train pulled out Of Charlotte another
salute was fired. and on sped the mag
nificent palace on wheels towards Atlanta.
where the browning ovation will be given
the President and party by Americans
generally. and Virgfnians and Georglans
in particular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23
STOChHOLDERS MET
And Directors of the {. and q. and south
are Elected.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company was held in the Offices OF the
company, in the Pace block. at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. MIR Charles T.. WOr-
than presided and Mr. g. r.. Wexford
acted as secretary. The only business be-
fore the meeting was the election OF di-
rcctors. and the following gentlemen were
chosen.
NJ. u. ingalls,. OF Cincinnau;-W. p. An
dcrsOn, or Rhode Island. Chauncey NJ.
Depew, Of New York. q. H. COster. OF
New York. George II. Bliss. OF New York:
Charles -. Dickcy. Jr. of New York
Samuel spencer. of New York: Decatur
AXieil Of Richmond. and Henry T. Wick
ham. OF Ri.hm4ld.
sor:HHHS HALLWAY DIRKcroRs.
The annual meeting Of stockholders of
the Southern railway was also held yes
teraay. and the following directors elected
for the ensuing year.
Alexander b. Andrews, OF Raleigh. y
c. Aubin l.. BOulWare. Of Richmond
Va and Charles r. Coster, Harris c.
Fahnestock. Thomas H. Ryan, Samuel
Spencer. Anthony j. Thomas. Samuel
Thomas all OF New York. and Sklpwitb
Wilmer, Of Baltimore. Nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23
TEMPLE,
PEMBERqOI,
CORDES { CO.
New arrivals Of Fancy Dress foods;
newest arrivals from the best Scotch.
French. and German makers. both
smooth and rough effects.
New Silks.

Never before has the Richmond pub
lie seen a larger assortment Of new
cffects-all the very latest effects
ranging in price from 75c. to s. per
yard.
Warp-Printed Taffetas and Dresden
effects. in light and dark. We have
some exclusive patterns and colorings
in French Novelty Silks at 81, N3.
$.5o. sl.75. to $50 per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23
TRANSACTED Routine Pu>ineSs

The Committee on Finance yesterday af-
ternOon for more than two hoSS trans
acted the upsual amount Of routine bust
ness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23

Hon. William Lovenstein has received
letters from various sections of the STATE
endorsing him for the position of president
pro TEN. Of the Senate. Senator Loyen-
stein has been member of The Senate
since 1859. and makes an excellent 80
siding officer. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23
Hastings Court.

Bud Lewis was tried in the Hastings
Court before Judge Witt and a Jury yes
terday. FOR stealing $50 from Joseph Equi.
and was acquitted /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23

John Il. Gentry. POS 81. and Joe Patch
en-. 2.li celebrities of the turf, have proven
the sensational performers OF the year
The meeting OF iris pair will be battle
royal at Reidsviile y. c., on October Slst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23

Richly bred trotters and superb sad
dlers al W. j. Carter x Cos sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23

Gentry and Patchen will race for
purse OF 5000 on October 3lst. No such
opportunity ever offered before in the
South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23

w j. Carter 4 Co.'S great sale OF Ken
lucky bred trotting, road and saddle
horses takes place at 1888 east Franklin
street on Thursday and Friday morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23

Horses OF high cal5re at your own
price at ". j. Carter * cos sale. Re
member dates and place. 1888 east Frank
Ign street, Thursday and Friday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23
thaHccry Court.

In the Chancery Court Yesterday Or.
W. r. f1ii"f ludl'hed as curator OF the
estate Of Joel 4. simmons. deceased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23
AT SALISBURY.

\ short run and Salisbury was reach
ed. There, also an immense crowd had
conSrcsatet at the station and when the
people got a glimpse Of the President and
his party they cheered him 10 the echo.
The President bowed his acknowledge
ments and waved his hands 10 the crowd.
while members OF the Cabinet smiled, and
by signs from the head and hand showed
their appreciation of the ovation given
them. Along the line from Salisbury 10
Charlotte great crowds had gathered at
the stations at Concord and other places.
and the same enthusiasm prevailed among
hundreds who had come for miles around
to get a glimpse Of the President MIR.
Cleveland was kept quite busy acknoul-
edging ovatiOns at every town.
Ii was at the beautiful little city Of
Charlotte that an Inspiring scene was wit
messed Hoping TO be able 10 show the APP
probation OF the Charlotte people al hav-
ing the President stop over for a few
minutes at their city. Mayor J. II. We'd
in the name OF the historic city 10 snend
an hour there on his way n Atisrta
The following answer was received bv
Mayor Wellington:
The President directs me to thanl,
YOU for your cordial invitation. but rho
committee has 50 arranged his trio thar
he does not feel that he can nov dc,in,a
from 1t. HENRY T. THURBER'
private Secretary"
cHARLoTTE's WI, oMR.
When the train rolled into Charlotte at
10 o'clock an immense crowd was gathered
at the station, and ahcarty welcome was
given the President. The citizens turned
out en- fnasse TO pay their respects 10 the
CHEZ Executive. ana hundreds OF fair
women waved their dainty handkerchief I
when the President appeared before them !
The Queen city Guard ana Hornets Nest !
R.nemen drew up In fine array in front !
Of the station. and fired the Presidents |
salute-twenty-one guns-with the How /
\ emf = a.
the President and party at Charlotte
" hich is the capital of Necklenburg conn.
", which furnished two OF the Presidents
II the United States. and which was the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-23
Evening Silks.
Wedding silks. plain and brocaded.
Mohair and Camel s.
Hair Fabrics.

Boucle. Imprice. Zibelins. Bouretts.
Caniche. Camels- Hair Boucle. all tho
different effects In Plain Mohair and
Wool Fancies. ranging in price nom
5Oc. to $50 per yard.
Arrival OF new shipment OF Stylish
Jackets and Capes.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08

- Lhus. {, s-r1aa. 10 nav. ,
rtsx@ rh~r..

ChiraEu, May D.--iIon r..
Herr hiss asked Lyman I Gar. .
dent af tn. FirSf National fass I
as his referee during the 49,
tween iiSn and W II aar4sY s
81 -Calu
Mr. CAGE BIAS acerpfcd a r,t "A.
League club has tcnsirr,Si n. (
Tie debate win probably last =,
StauoEyapliic NOTES - the eHtI,.
VIII =. taksu and giFsu to 4.
far publication The date has -
o. ldsd uisoa Howard :. Tsyisl
vey'- r,.fens-e. viii naest Mr. ~
nlorraw and decide ntoa ths II
uSri.-z. The following vas ~
to-day
81 Louis. Ne. NJ
W u Harvey. ESQ. Chfrags
iAcar SIR The Br=inea
l.asEJse iavises yo1 te bold yBs-
with Hon. Roswell q Hon ta Is
tye ary sire 700 wostisi visa !.
tiks pinur 81 nsutrsf greara Il
l.asils = especially sustzt9s hssr.
the divislen % lesaf feri|1g =
strong following an lsofh IS,
uea sglap.srz have an "a 7sfls1s (.
lation aassp< the I.-@1ris zee -
ria1y ds~iruu. q faarsiiae ~
this. a. fs-T many nfArT rrano
sity - exceptionally web asl5z
The purpose
III Ne u0rF and Jourseif ~
81 i.ouls ne shah have n1seR =
10 piseinE AZ ystr disF-aai =
ball AZ the a1pasifsqa hgitHes =
wlil acvnnifss~intr ..ssp fah
smaller bait We .lazli sA4a x
To- cpussssrr yourselves oas sa-ss
10 - Louis
We have sriIt~n NJ Har
shis matter AMI hnRe ysa "a
favar ~ t.atiis for the s.sfaF :
truiy. sAAuEI. ". 6ESNtE
Press
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08
rsIRTY LIVES lost.

st"kiHE Of Ksf' 90 sszssIlaa Hisst
Ottawa Ont, May n -Ds;aus hses
neaehed this city u ihe terrible s-ysAarf
which oocusrti % me Squash rsyer b.
which thirty &hrle uNfn llsf rha5g lrss
The victims wsrr lumisa-iHsn 'rhsy
had enfamp-si tnr ihr nIzht "a A gr4b n
square nmtser iEi5.g-i 70 sAgrr near ~
bead Of the rapids, which a. shls s.1ls+
arr yery pre,splt0Is and r1rkv All 80
gone 10 sleyp wIth1ui kiavlns 4 Wsf4a,.
MAD 20 guard the Glib. Somehow t,fr
INK the night the crib broke from r.
iii"orinE-s and carr3ei - szEus1 o. si.-sn.
lnS men, all uaniiBdFni % shs.r fate lpto
N sssiS5ng waters laiaN. The erih ~.
broken 20 piecss GA th. rocks. ana ~ !
Ian tesaissd % tel the tale The span.
80 Rows into The uugrh channel n Iaka
huroa q Pulut Harth ~ Mahlt5BlJs
isiand, Near iIs mouth : er1an hs,5,
lrt o. Perhaps loo iDhahlt1uts. xIfngts.i
on the Sioux branch o. the r,sggdiss
Pacific railway The sgfira $500
around i Is lumbsr dEs1re.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08
loss or rng DOW pgoRo
oss Huadr-a rer.s-. Hslls,~a 90 ia,
n~~a Issst

oss Haaar-d rsr.ss. Hsgisv~d % as,r
h~<a Is-st
Corunna. May - AddlfbsuaI details
have bra ry-srirasi hrF,, - ths t1-x -
the French stFausrr u-m tvsiFn %
Care Ccrrptsssin On yha utst -sesf -
Gafiria, on MondsF Tie weather uas
nne and The Ara falra bgfF TIE Dom
Pedro struck % ruckx WhiFh ure ar,
cult % lo-nip rvrn Ia rt-Ssi gsathrr
Thew wsls terrible Sis-k as the sse1 u
~ struck and p0nir Followed. sssp--
islly amouE thr wpuisn estts5ssnz an TN
other Passengers O. bsc yhrlr keadz
They triad h. s-'iEe the bats. NE pre-
sewers and other uhJ@rfs carabl' *
supporting Tssrssus in To- uafer Ia
order 10 prevent f5r pstss-uesrs frysn
sinking the bpau IN towering tb.za
the captain Wss obliged 10 thsvaissi
teeui with = ncvolv@r IN his banh
Many p-,r,-ons ksps s11at after N
stnamrr rOSInd-rssi by rlinglng %
Nrcckage uu1il rs1gued by nsasfIueu
from The sispgv Il T. r-ilsBAtrd thaf
atsoot 100 peuple mssi - whoa wugs
f,sissacngeEls, lost their lives Tals rl+7i
fcsiro was 70 have tHkrn "a b.srd -
additional pasuss-ils,-rs ~ Eurrti TfasY
woTe n.sriy al enigruatz from Arrrs
tine " L. nais1rtrd that the captain
and the twenty six survivors are t-snz
cared f@r by the au1anritiss zshsns
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08

he loss On Fairs atirinpt 70 make a
csrne- on wheat win not BE- irSs than
81 0shuD0
When ex Senator FalT tS-zan his dis.
astrous WHEAT speculation 10 August
lSsrs. whsag for May. 1924 delivery. was
auosed at lZ2ts to ~ pr eentsl The
lowest p-icss Fyer rsarilpt M 30 that
t.me. Through l. " Mclaughlin s. 3
broker. be dld hss purchasing When b.,
had bought 9o.esi tons II prizes rang
ing fron IL % loo pr c,ntai the mar,
ses afterwards wsat much loser Souas
% the WheSt Was pe,idleA Nui until the
amount "a hand was re,iucsd htely b
about ITnpn tpns. The storage an the
wheat hiss averaged fruin <t0nno 10
S5BassN pr month right slsug All lNter-
49, anil Insurance. charges larEe3y IN
creased Tho NNpsu>s % carrying il. The
holding ct~t aians has ausountei b ns'ar-
Is Stsoss}
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08
~ stNriMssr ., -
wuu.m Z wsis-.y 49, ss Il x
E-~sss


E-~sss
SeW Yark. Msy - -wH1- q
or. $50 arrived today tsa .
bad tn fnltaatng - say a. hzls
= fuuHL Nbsere lgrcagg tazrs Is
81 any ass csuiA D. f4tu1i q 6-f
Az ako fzpursi a hsmeta8g a
4 cugr.urv Iists y ggegsa m
kierisea = xrgsin< fs-'ilnx q \
ssh a siansfzryL fn fscs / lszel
shat saw Atsi assar3 sae frslrEl
y h,nesaitszn : sires<rs 3 ~
,Aln than L l. n M FuFrsi sasl
isn,s ~ nsa,isast asrsaaasy y
Raafyis u Trasfa 81 tsrss ma-rsl
.,slfers Ike Rrtn2srtsam SIS 4
have tzkrn = arra ssaEsi ID fsFF &
uesaliir ssaaslArd Eesr AJAX
~Fraiiys .4asasiMsu aaay = ~
.bzmplans nalatly argas sA'a
] Raifgur bad a tax 80 n
lefsiats Nh1 Was xureTpsx e =
= EuTAaai when u carTssI ~ I
.ar9uEh thflr finauczzi 4 Boa
be exygSss-i sirfsaif urtfsshs
AmFfaliic ssAnyiard IN es-i
lgiFss,ilina - bgusstlsssan II Gs,
ala prcessts srstm fhs salns u
iosS IL ihls cqunfrx rr1 =
tana Ia iite ssais rsiaunG 9 rs
ugn Ia Wan sirrsst. Oln-g $50
Eurapas ar. boxing % Engl1rs
"a. initiative 10 this m1itef as
aFe hist wifiin spa yfars A. ~
and w1l b. calling Tor - a's-zl
,yloasfAry cslnfsreue,s. II nj - I
.abitshmrnt 81 bsnFtALaa q
nauey
When iTfguesi Cltancclhr =
,hFSlusT HBrs1urt had siated Z
neat that Grepi Rrifasn lures
acre 10 The gold standard. NJ
aid; ~fiara8nrf urSer Was 80
peius 4 blmesAiilsy
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08

born in 1s4l at St Lin. L'Assomptiou.
Quebec. He was educated at Las
somption college and became a law
yer and in 1880 was appointed queens
counsel In 1871 he was returned TO
the Quebec legislature, where he has
since been leader OF the Liberals
He Is said TO be an eminent jurist.
writer OF recognized force and an un.
eXcelled orator. He was married in
1865 to Miss Zoe Lafontaine OF Mon
treal
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08

London. May Si.--A dtrpabh - tbs
Times frasn Huug KpnE to-day cNu
trims tbr news % last niglii fnpm Hong
tuuE an~1unfiuE that 'igs bussilities
between H.. Japanese aud C-blnPsa Re
bav7. rammrueryi Tbe JaTaBvsa fefy1ss
lrrHrd al Ef4 t.unE ia Fhr exsrrlas
-th ~ fha isiHab Yesterday aa'
Neh'.u- b.'W--sg IhrnI aud the Gh4u,zt
rpisIggvals,l Private - SOY Rha
tlly Japanese WIRE bruN g1IBE Ar
kunE
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08

1t is said that the smallest piece OF
Of painting In the world has recently
been executed by a Flemish artist.
II Is painted on the smooth side OF a
grain Of common white corn. and pic
lures mill and miller mounting a
stairs With sack of grain on his
back. TIE mill Is represented as stand
ing on terrace and near It Is 4 hosBe
and cart. while group Of several
peasants are shown in the road Er2-
bE. The picture is beautifully a.
hnct, every object being finished w'.a
microscopic fidelity, yet by cI-ctGi
measurement # Is shown that tt5s
whole painting does net cover a q,Ty..
face at half an inch square
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08
A PROMINENT CANADIAN.
Hen. wiIfred Lauri.r, Leader of the
Liberal Party

The present dissensions in the
Canadian cabinet give an opportunity
TO the Liberal party, which has long
been oyershadowed by the opposition
The leader OF the Liberals Is the Han-
wilfred Laurier. who with his fol-
lowers. y ready to make some bold
moves. He is the descendant of an
excellent krench family, and was
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08

ceeded by Senior Muruaga, Liberal
Now the politics o. Spain has taken
another shift. and Mr.. De Lone 10 sent
back TO his former station. He also
served In this country as one OF spain'g
Worlds Fair Commissioners the post
being particularly important at q dms
when one OF SPANS royal family,
Princess EulRlle, visited the Worlds
Fair.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08
Will FINISH the War 81
rss 4. ,h- Auasuae~s rssPs.s :
Csnspe.

Havana May IN -Csptaint
o. Camps has assured the
pssrS - the proyinc.a ~ PutrS
10 that the government VII s
ate the sum % SAaas11 E-F %
The construction u the rsiles
.Ws-.n Puerto PRINCIPE he -
hat province. and the port y
Cruz. on the eastern e11ast o. ",
lnge. The government hiss tls
this work "a order 10 give finpa.
% about 700 iab9rers II Is de'sa.
also n finish tlle war soo1 8 II
4 necessary o. bring more tr''i
spain for thar purfstse lhr
general has received 4 dlsiAp
Tue government al Madrid ~
spanish minister % war hah
1000 additional troops for ~
tion to the ISLAND Of Cuba. blt
p0s was asked 70 advise VI
mant INST whether re
were necessary. He repi /
more troops were needed F
suppreass The instruction. b.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08
THE FAIR WHEAT IS soLo.
Something Over Three MIiIiaR Doisr.
WIN Chang. Hands

San Francisco, Cal. May 3l.-On.
hundred and seyenty-ulne thousand flnr
hundred tons OF wheat. comprising the
balance belonging 10 the estate OF James
G. Fair, stored since August, ISg2. al
the Port CosIa warehouses. has bs.sp
sold to syndicate OF dealers composed
OF George w McNear, BalfoHr. Guthrie
q Co, Epplnger x 10, and Gargin.
Baldwin a Eyre. the four largest wheat
exporting firms On thC Pacific coast The
sale was confirmed by the Probate
court to-day. the price being 81 cents pcr
cemtaL Counsel for the administrators
Of the Fair estate and attorneys for the
heirs acqulesced Ia the sale as being IN
the best interests Of the estate. By tho
deal S3.Ot9.Sp0 VIII pass into the hands
OF the administrators II t. estimated
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08

Salvador. May 3i.-A plan for C.u,ral
American union 3 hs5nE carried eut
Without intending Guatemala. A. cllsil
noils VIII b. presented which Guatemala
5tnnot accept The frsh arrival u
AeAiesin troops on The frOnts,r Of Guste.
mala In The sIBtp " G'htsgEts Il 4 ~,
Heyed, Is Tor ihe purtr5Sa ~ r,r-ray,fi,,,.
any Demonstrations GA the part n r,,,s
temala against the forming 81 ~ p1i,,.,
which Mexico heartily endorses
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-06-08
me srA,IsH sIINIsrEn.
pupuy az LONE Appreciated TO Sac
coed Muruaga.

Especial interest is felt in this ecun-
try at this time in the change Of span
lsh Minister 10 the United states on
account OF the Alliance affair. Senior
de LONE was the SPANISH Minister at
Washington three years ago, serving
only six months, and being succeeded
by Muruaga. He is s conservative.
which. in part, led to his being sue
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-11-01
NEW ARK.

Farmers are busy husking corn, while
some are digging potatoes, and about one
half of them are frozen.
Mr.. Cox lost about 100 bushel OF good po-
tatoes, after they were dug.
School closed in district No. 3 on account
of scarlet fever in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Lombard returned from Ohio, a few
days ago.
Joseph Strou7e is building a new house
A. Wheeler is doing the carpenter work
Joseph Kln-el and wife visited friends in
Arcadia lat Sunday.
Louis Hornbeck has moved IN his new
house.
j. L. Beechler's new house l. completed,
and they will occupy the same soon.
M Seaver OF Ithaca Is building a barn on
what is known as the Huntley farm.
The fall term in district No closed the
18th, and will commsucs again November
18th for the winter term. with J. G. Foote at
the helm.
G. Webb of Alma has moved in the Alien
berg house.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-11-01
PERRIN TON.

b. b. Clark, pension attorney of Stanton
was III these parts last week. He says that
oct of thirty one cases that he has had be-
ore the Pension department in the past two
years, thirty cases have been rejected but
many people think that lots of pensions are
being granted, which are only reissues, and
that means cut down. How many ord vets
will vote for Grover in '96?
A. B. Bachelor is visiting his wife, who is
at Elsie taking treatment, and We under
stand she Is getting better.
Frank and Fred Longwood have started a
livery aud feed stable in Pompeii, under the
firm name of Longwood IL Son. Fred takes
charge.
Robert Bontem has returned from the
northern part of the state, where he has been
working the past summer.
T. f. Dean killed four wild geese last Sat
urday.
A man was selling dress goods on our
streets recently without license; where was
our marshal and village dads.
Frank McBain is still dealing in corn.
W. +. Curtis is working for A. w. Wood
bury, who has one of the finest farms in this
county. He will have aboat 5000 bushel of
corn.
Some one broke into the grist mill recent
ly and carried away quantity of Hour, etc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-11-01
SIC Kl.ES.

School closed last week for short vaca-
ton. Miss Derry gives the best of satisfac
ton AZ a teacher.
The Photographic concert at the church
last Saturday evening was well attended
and Melted the school Il neat sum, III conse-
QUence of which new curtains adorn the
school room windows.
Rev. skinner, pastor of the NJ T.. church,
is very sick at his home in Ashley, and Mr..
Heron occupied the pulpit last sunday.
c. Cratzenburg has purchased a planer for
his mill.
Mrs. g. A. Carr was in Lansing last week,
a representative to the Rebekah State Con
vention.
Rev. Will Warren of the Saints, has
pitched his tent at Baunirter and sought
fields and pastures new.
Mrs. Ii. G. Moore Is on the sick list
5. Wight and wife returned from their
Ohio trip last week.
Orrin Echelbarger has brother in law
visiting him from Ohio.
Since we last wrote additions have been
received in the families of II. Aumaugher,
j. Cochran and L. Echelbarger.
Mrs. Mabel Smith, of Bannister, is the
guest of her cousin Mrs. a. l.. Wight.
Little Anna Porter, who has been very
sick with typhoid fever, is reported better.
SAINTS opened an assembly meeting last
week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-11-01
SMITHNlLLE.

David Rath AMI Miss Minnie Hover were
married AT Ithaca last Wednesday. They
are now keeping house in Breckenridge.
Frank Smith. the leading merchant of lie
Roy. is visiting his brother j. W. Smith.
1t seems that some time ago Mr.. Van
neps sold a team to a Mr.. Raymond. Mr..
II. claims that the team were not what Mr.
V. claimed they werer He sued Mr.. V. and
got so damages.
BE careful boys what you do on Halloween
night. The law is a little rough on YOU now.
Newell Smith and wife of ST. Louis, visited
with Clark Smith Sunday.
l.. f. Lee, of Saginaw, visited at Clay Van
Ness Saturday.
Bertha Swarthout commenced work at
Mr.. Races "a dining room girl Monday
morning
Miss Annie Prestel, of Merrill, visited at
Mr.. Bradley's Sunday.
Johnnie Rringle is quite i'll
All Of the wells are going dry around here.