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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
N,NsEMOSD DEMOCRATS.
Meeting of the County Committee
ReiigiOus Notes.

SUFFOLK. VA, April 12.-(Special)-
The Democratic Committee of Nanse-
nond county met here to-day and Sc
lected dates for the holding of meetings
throughout the county for the selection OF
nominees for district offices. A primary
election will be held in Suffolk on FRI
day April 30th, TO name a ticket Tor
MAYOR and councilmen. A resolution was
adopted providing that Democrats ana
all other persons who have hitherto
affiliated with the Democratic party III
state and county elections. and VINO
pledge themselves TO support the nonll-
nees of the party at said primaries mass
meetings, or conventions, shall be elegi-
BILE 10 vote"
Mr.. Livingston Joyner, formerly very
nonular Suffolkian but who is now en-
gagged In business in Durham, y. " ar
rived here yesterday on a short visit, ana
has been kept busy receiving the glad
hand" from his numerous friends.
Rev. II. c. Cheatham, pastor OF the
Maln-street Methodist church, who Is
one OF the finest preachers in the VIZ
einia Methodist Conference, preached one
OF the finest missionary sermons yester-
dav ever heard in Suffolk. The annual
missionary collection will be taken In that
church next Sunday as an Easter oHer-
in.. ,.xa.,a soo,,
a mart of yesterday and to-day with
friends In Suffolk.
Rev. ID. b. Austin, Of the East Suffolk
Methodist church. preached at the Bdp-
fist church last night, the pastor, Rev.
r Love. being in Durham, y. c.,
conducting revival services.
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WORK OF THE GREAT REAPER.
Mr. Calvin Davis Dies In Piedmont
Deaths in This City.

John Calvin Davis, son Of the late John
Calvin Davis OF this city and grandson
Of John 3. Davis. deceased, died suddenly
i'm Piedmont. w. Va, Sunday, the llth.
He was born in this city % years ago.
and removed with his mother TO Balti-
more. OF which city she IS a native, short
" after his fathers death. and subse-
ouently TO Piedmont, where he was en-
Gagged in business. Mr.. Davis was a
young man OF great promise. and the
news Of his death will be received with
much regret by his many friends in this
city.
Mrs Emily Batkins died suddenly at
her home last Saturday night. in the SD
wear Of her age. Her funeral took place
from Grace-Street Tabernacle yesterday
afternoon. and her remains were inferred
in River View Cemetery. For many
years Mrs Batkins had been consistent
and earnest member of Grace-Street Bap-
fist church, and though her great age
naturally interfered with her regular at
tendance of the services she lived an
exemplary Christian life. Deceased leaves
four children-Mr. Il. NJ. Batkns. Mrs.
James Batkins, Mrs. l.. J. Slaughter.
and Mrs. NJ. f. Burnett; also, twenty-sx
grandchildren and sixteen great-grand-
children.
The funeral Of Mr. William A. Bassett
who died at the Virginia Hospital Fri
day last. was held at the grave-side in
IIollvvood Cemetery Sunday afternoon
al . O'Clock The service was read by
Rev. L. s. Stickney. and the following
gentlemen acted as pall-bearers: Messrs.
r. 4. Dunlop. Frank Dumop, James j..
Anderson. John Pickrell, Howard b.
Hoge. Remington Gordon, John T. Alvey,
and James Cherry.
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MISS HLDEBRAND DOING WELL.
No UnfavorabIe sympfOms-Motor-
man Hamilton Surrenders Himself.

Miss Mary Hildebrand who was run
over by d Traction car on lakewood
avenue last Saturday. and whose injuries
necessitated the amputation of her left
les, above the knee has recovered from
the shock of the operation and her con-
dition IS very satisfactory. No unfa-
vorable symptoms have been developed.
and she is considered to be on the high
road to recovery.
II was Miss Leona Il. Allen. and not
Tr Houston. for whom Miss Hildebrand
FIRST called after her accident. She has
been a pupil I'm Miss Aliens class al
demonstration Mission Sunday school for
some time.
Motorman Charles II. Hamilton. who
was i'm charge Of the car. gave himself
IN 10 Justice James II. Lewis AT the
county courthouse yesterday. He VS.
hailed in the sum OF 500 for his appear
anca before the Magistrate on the 22d
instant. Mr.. Morris Ferriter became his
surety.
MIR. Hamilton claims that he was en-
tirelv blameless, and made every effort
IN stop the car as soon az he saw Miss
Uildebrand on the track. He left the
scene Of the accident at once for Or.
carcln. his family physician. and drove
hin, 10. the home OF the HNdebrands.
whittier he had himself carried the in
tured girl in his arms. Mr. Hamilton is
greatly distressed at the accident Tie
BE- considered a very valuable and most
reliable employee Of the Traction Com
many.
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GRANVILLE.
The Case of Constable Curtis-"o'-
erpor NIcKirney's Condition.

FARMVILLE. VA, April 2.-Cspecial)
The case OF Constable X. l. Orange,
charged with shooting at Mr.. Walthail
I'm open court. was tried this morning Dy
Justice r. A. Booker. The testimony
proved that the Constable was not en-
tlrely without provocation, and the JUS
tice only imposed a fine OF $50 ana I'M
prisoned him for six hours in the county
Jail.
The Farmville Guard has elected the
following officers for the ensuing twelve
months: Captain, John r. Martin; sur
geon. Or. w. r. Anderson; First Lieu
tenant. j. u. Allen; Second Lieutenant,
w. =. Venable: Recording Secretary; j.
l.. Hart; Financial Secretary, J. v Rich
ardson Treasurer. w. =. Richardson;
Marshal, r. F. Noel; Chaplain, Rev. L.
Men. Simpson, of the Methodist church'
Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Judge United
States Court has written a letter 10 Mr..
j. l.. Hart. secretary, accepting an invi-
tation TO address the Virginia Press As
ISOLATION at it's annual meeting, to be held
at Jefferson Park Hotel, near Charottes-
Vile, in June next.
Governor Mckinney has so far recover
ed from his serious illness as TO admit or
his son. Mr. r. G. Mckinney, returning
to his post OF duty at Washington. Mr.
Mckinney IS a member of the United
states Geological Survey Corps. The
Governor continues TO grow stronger, but
the doctors are not determined as to the
permanency of this condition.
/ A beautiful carrier pigeon was shot on
the farm OF Mr. G. W. Blanton, in Cum
berland county. one day last week. 1t
was thought TO have been common
pigeon until shot and examination showed
IL TO be carrier
The attorney in behalf Of Mr. r. T..
Thorp contesting the seat in Congress
of Mr.. s. =. Epes. began to-day to take
dispositions In rebuttal at Prospect Depot
This will wind up the testimony so far as
Prince Edward IL concerned.
News has just been received here or the
sudden death yesterday Of Mr.. William
h. Lee. a wel-known farmer. who lives
only a few miles east OF Farmville, IN
this county Saturday afternoon last Mr..
i Lee went TO Cumberland county 10 visit
his daughter. and went from her house
10 church yesterday. Soon after return
ing he was taken H. and died in fe"
minutes. His death IL supposed TO nave
heen due TO heart-disease-- Mr.. Lees
funeral took place this afternoon.
Miss Virgie Morton, daughter or MT
r L. Morton. Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Samuel Nicholson, of Crewe
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SONS SIH AND BROAD JULIUS MEYEHS SONS 9Th AND BROAD

threw his rider and fell on him, pain
fully. II not seriously, injuring him.
He was taken to the University dis
pensary, where he received the neces-
sary medical attention. There was no
Improvement noted in his condition to-
day. and It is feared that the accident
will result seriously.
The Rev Or. +. V. n. Painter, OF
Roanoke College preached two intensely
interest sermons at the University Of
Virginia yesterday. The subject in the
morning was "Present-Day U'nbelief
and the Necessity for Belief in God as
a Corrective OF the Philosophy of Dis
gust" as Bourget denomlnates the feel
ing and conviction produced by the scen-
tiiic spirit.
The Rev. f.. H. Harding. d. D., of
Farmvile, preached two fine sermons at
the Presbyterian church yesterday. The
one at the morning service was especially
able.
The Nelson murder case has worn
along to the stage of argument.
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COnvers -Union-StatiOn reported -
conversions: Denny-Street, 50; Paramount
o.; ana Asbury. g.
The next meeting VIII De helQ AT As
bury church the second Sunday in May.
The Beard of Directors Will meet al
BrOad-Street church the fourth Sunday III
this month.
BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL ASSOClA-
TION.
The monthly and quarterly meeting or
the Baptist Sunday-SchOOl Association OF
Richmond and Manchester was held sun
day afternoon at Barton Heights chuIch,
The meeting was largely attendel anu
the musical programme was especlaly az
tractlve, the main features OF when WeIe
q solo hy Mrs Durret and quartetle
by members Of Pne-Street church cholr'
The president Mr.. Arthur b. Clarke
presided. and after making a Few an
n0uncements called for the reports OF the
various schools, which showed a grdtIy
Ing attendance for the past month. Inc
quarterly reports showed III conversions
I'M an the schools since January LIST.
The address was made by the KeV. IL.
r. ThOrnhM. OF Manchester, who had
many valuable and helpful suggestions
for teachers. officers, and pastors.
The next meeting Of the association VIII
be held at Grace-Street church on SUNDAY
May 9Th. 10 Is desired 10 make this meet
ing the occasion Of grand rally oil sun
day-schO0l workers.
Appended is d table Of the monthly re-
ports.
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INDICTMENTS IN HENRICO.
True Bills Returned Against "a Num-
her of Pcrsons-Other Matters

The April term Of the Henrico County
Court began yesterday The grand jury
brought in indictments for felony against
Tim Clayton, John r. Gordon, Alex.
Wallace, Lee Winston. Sam Davis, Writ
Jackson. Emmanuel Neal, James Fftz-
hugh, and Walter Burton.
Magistrate Lewis. sitting at the county
courthouse yesterday. had before him
Joseph and George Bowles two brothers.
charged with assaulting T. NJ. Mallory
at Hardin s-Shop Precinct on Section-day.
The case having been amicably adjusted
before the men came into court. Mallory
declined TO prosecute, and the accused
were dismissed on payment OF costs.
John McCrean and W. II. Rowe got
into a dispute i'm the western part OF
the city. just beyond the corporate limits
Sunday, and engaged In a fight. The men
were arrested on the charge OF being
drunk and fighting on the street. and JUS
tice Lewis fined them s. and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
Funeral of n beloved Young Lady

VI u bttOfto 's'Ns
DEATONVILLE, AMELIA COUNTY,
April 12.-(Specia1.)-On yesterday after
noon the mortal remains of Miss Mary
Cabell Warrener We're laid to rest In the
cemetery of the Methodist church AT
Jetersville. A great crowd OF people from
Amelia and other counties We're present
to pay their tribute of love and tears 10
the memory of this lovely and loyable
woman. She was the Oldest child OF Mr.
X. ID. Warrener and had reached the
10Th year Of her age, and passed 10 her
rest and reward on last saturday morning
at Z o'clock. after long and painful III
ness. She faded in the full bloom OF her
womanly beauty; loved aed cherished by
all who came within the sphere of her
pure and gentle influence. The funeral
service was one OF the most touching and
impressive | ever witnessed.
In the beautiful light of a cloudless
Sabbath evening she was laid to rest.
Slowly the pall-bearers entered the crowd
ed church, moving with measured steps,
70 the cadence of mournful music Miss
Lucy Schegil presided at the organ ana
sang beautiful solo. when Life
Dream is over" with full chorus in re-
frain The Rev. c. v Carson, pastor or
the church. read the service with tender
ness and feeling. The choir then sang:
II Would Not Live Away" At the con-
clusion OF the hymn the Rev. Mr., Rid
dick. the presiding elder. made a few i'm
promptu remarks, so appropriate, tear
full, and comforting, awakening the ten
derest emotions OF the great assembly.
Asleep in Jesus" was beautifully rem
dered by the choir The casket was open
en- and many OF the friends gazed through
their tears on the lovely face OF the
voiceless sleeper now so cold and color
less, yet so placid and lifelike, beautiful
AS a scuptors dream or love. The SER
vices were concluded at the grave A
wealth of flowers covered the new-made
mound. strewn by loving hands Of those
who knew and loved her best.
Silently and sadly the crowd dispersed.
and all Of the beautiful life OF this dear
Girl on earth was ended. In life she was
earnest devoted, and true; in death, re-
signed, trusting, and serene. The vase
Is broken" but the fragrance OF flower
will vet linger I'm the memory Of those
who loved her-an inspiration Of faith,
hope and love.
BESIDES the officiating ministers. | mo-
tIced I'm the audience the Rev. Messrs.
Clark Rennie and SOuthall.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Two Serious Accidents-One May
Prove Fatal.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, va, April L.
special.)-Yesterday Mr.. j. X. Gibson
was riding a spirited horse. which be-
came frightened at an electrician on
east Main street In endeavorlng TO get
away. the horse hung his foot In the
track and fell. throwing his rider vlo-
lently to the ground. Mr.. Eiosoh >
head striking the rail. the piow rem,
dsred Mfr Gibson senseless. and he did
NO, recover consciousness until he was
rsmoved to his clearinghouse. Mrs.
pugb's on Park street. Mr. Gibson's
right leg was caught under the animal
and severely bruised. lie IL rapidly re-
covering from the effects Of his fan.
similar accident befeli MT. Jonn
Burnley late Saturday afternoon His
horse became frightened at an electric
car near the University, and rearing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
Interesting Times in Camp.

The regular meeting of Pickett camp
Confederate Veterans; was heil ana en-
Enthusiastically attended last night. Third
Commander A. y. GIL called
the camp to order, and Past-Commander
=. +. Winston was the acting chaplain.
Applications for membership TN the camp
were received from Mr.. w. III. Seay,
Company G.. Twenty-fourth Virginia cav
airy. and Captain George G. Rosser COM
pany e, Sixth Virginia cavalry COM
mander ]. ". Carter and Captain {. ii.
Epps were reported sick. Mrs. Burgess
disnosed of over 400 season tickets to the
festival ON May 18th. Mr.. Lockett has
been engaged TO address the camp on
next Monday night, and Mr.. Carlton Nc
Carthy will speak on the night OF April
10Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
Cousins Collide.

H. G. and Irving Crouch. cousins
boarding in the same house, at the cor
ner OF Clay and Gilmer streets; received
terdav morning Irving was spinning
down Adams street from BROAD street al
nre,tv stiff gait when he turned into
Cav street His attention was distracted
and he failed to note the approach OF an
otber hicyclist who was riding down the
otreet They coliided without much fur
sher ado, but neither. of the young men
r rnee injury beyond "a slight bruse or
two and n shaking up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
pnssian-XccIS Services.

Bishop G. c. Penick will conduct SER
vice al ST. Marks Episcopal church every
day this week. except Saturday. The ser
vices have been arranged as follows:
Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday ar
ternoons. at s o'clock: Good Friday. at II
a NJ The celebration OF the Lords Sup
per will take place Thursday night at
clock.
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KILLED by His Boy COMPANION.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., April l2.-(Special)
A special from Monroe says young son
OF Garrison Medlin, a prominent citizen
OF Union county. was killed by his boy
companion. Stenson. The two were cou-
sins and were working the road together
Stenson lifted his spade and struck Med
lin on the head. Medlin died shortly al
forwards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
MERINGIJE PIES.

lOc.: JELLY CAKES. l5c.. OR TWO FOR
~ Bound and Sponge Cakes, &c. tine
Iot Fancy Cakes; Fine Table Peaches, sc.
can, orsnge Cakes, 20c.; Kisses, cream
pufis. Lemon Cakes &c. dozen so many
nice things at DRINkARD'S, AZ NORTH
SIXTH ep ie-te
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
Roxing-Mntch Arranged.

NEW YORK, April 12.-'spike" Sulii-
van of Boston. and Joe Egans, of Bal
timore, have signed articles 10 box TWEEN
ty-fye rounds before the National Sport
ing Cub. OF this city. on April 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
Lester Trial Again POSTPONED.

DANYILLH April l2.-ISpecial)-rhe
trial Of w. w Lester in Henry County
Court, charged with poisoning Davis was
the next term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
WANTED-

A MANAGER TO TAKE CHARGE OF
Smoking and Cut-Plug Factory. Must
understand the business thoroughly, and
have good references. Address, at once,
sSMOKING" care Dispatch. ap l3-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

THREE THOROUGHLY EXPERT
enced Salesadies, in our Ladies' Suit and
Cloak Department. Must be thoroughly
qualified. Good salaries paid to right. per-
sons.
ap l3-lt n. SAkS * CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
WANTED.

TENANT FOR HANDSOME AND CON.
leigh street. containing eleven rooms ana
rear basement. or may be rented In mats.
Also. No. li3 east Leigh street. containing
eight large and handsome rooms. Apply
al No. II Shafer building, or il5 east
Ieieh street. ap ll-lws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
WANTED,

A DETACHED DWELLING SOUTH OF
Main and between Bely!dere and Lindei
streets. TO cost from $500 10 900 cash.
ap ll-zt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13

A RELIABLE SALESMAN. WITH
horse and wagon, 10 sell a meritorioul
article to farmers and country merchants
State experience and references. c. ID.
this office. ap ls-zt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
WANTED,

OCCUPANTS FOR ONE OR TWO
Large Connecting Rooms, near bath, with
late dinner. in private family. near Jet-
ferson Hotel. Il. d., care or DISPATCH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
D.O'SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
NEW PHONE, 273. OLD PHONE. 5o7.
ZAP 3-sa,su. Tu&Thl
WANTED.
ALL TO TAKE NOTICE.

ALL TO TAKE NOTICE.
Having purchased the entire business
conducted by Page Brothers as Inde-
pendent Ice and Coal Company. at $40
west Broad street, including all accounts
due said firm, with horses, wagons.
stock, and fixtures used by said firm. l
will continue TO conduct the business In
connection with my old-established bust
ness of thirty-two years standing. and
will promise TO ill all orders with prompt
ness and dispatch, guaranteeing perfect
sotfsfactiop etc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
To Cure a Cold in one nay

take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II falls to cure
&c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
THINKS

IF YOU WANT A TRUNK. DRESS
SUIT CASES, TET.ESCOPE-cASE, or a
CLUB-BAG the cheapest place In the
city to buy them Is at r. W. DABNEf'S
Agent. 30i east Broad street. mp l3-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
WANTED,

BY A BOY II YEARS OF AGE, A POSI-
ton in wholesale house, where there 10
a chance OF promotion. Address BOY.
care Dispatch. ap il-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
Pine-street reporied q convsrsions; Cai-
r. II 49, srNpAY DESERVED.

Pine-Street reported 33 conversions; Cal
vary. II: Howard s-Grove, IL; seventeenth
Street mission. o; Groye-Avenue, ].
PALM SUNDAY OBSERVED.
Az the Catholic. Episcopal. and Luthe-
ran churches palm Sunday was duly oD-
serysd. The note Of triumph was appro.
priately sounded IN all the services, anu
In The first-named the blest pains were
49, ,,sed In the decoration OF all the
churches Of the three denominations.
Bishop Van de Vyyer preached me last
sermon OF his Lenten series az the Cathe-
drai al the night service. taxing as mr.
subject .srhe Duties OF Christian LIE
Rev. DR. Mcneil, pastor OF ST. Johns
Evangelical Lutheran church, connrmeo
the following: Willie Schumann, FRED.
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WANTED,

SMITHDEAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
will continue through the summer. la.
dies or gentlemen can enter any time and
receive individual instruction. Several
students took positions last week. Our
success In the midst OF hard times shows
the practical value OF the school. lvc
east Broad. Old Phone CO.
"a 31-Su, Tu&t3m
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HAVE YOUR SECTIONS AND GRAVES
BEAuTIFIED.

TURFTNG DONE AT SHORTEST NO.
tice. Sections and graves neatly cared
for. Work strictly guaranteed CAL OF
address JOHN X - hEEH
ni2-1ts 1914 west Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13

Phone 407. 100 west Broad street,
Phone 100. 1919 east Cary street.
phone 234i $40 west Broad strsoe
Zap S-tMy3D
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WANTED,
WANTED,
ap ls-1t'

FIRST-CLASS COAT-MAKERS.
SHEEHAN A SMITH.
an 13-1ts 1911 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13

Little Boys Fauntleroy Suits, fancy
cloth. Black braided, 2oc.
Bows Wool Cheviot Suits, pairs pants
Golf Cap to match. ball and bat, en-
tire outfit, usually costing g, for $50
Bows Black Diagonal Worsted suits
sizes TO r. years, heretofore Deeh
bargain at 50; I'm this sale, $i.oo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13

Epps's Imported Cocoa, nnes. -,
goods on the market. regular iOc
price 25c.; now selling for....,'',s AZ ~ /,
Dunlop's Patent Fancy floui' %, Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
800 Boys Suits

Boys Finest Confirmation Suits, Of i'm.
ported Clay Worsteds. sizas up to 10
years. with finest Innings and trim
mngs. sewed with silk, for SO
All Pure Wool Camel s-Hair cheviot
Suits. beautiful spring plaids, for $50
suit
Several lots OF Suits OF imported mate
rails at $25O and $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-13
MANY SPECIAL SERMONS.

Rev. Dr. Starr preached on the problem
us There Such a Thing as Demonaicai
Possession in the Nineteeth Century
at Broad-Street Methodist church Sunday
morning. In particular alusion 10 the
daily newspaper. and the broad field OF
news that II covers. he said: TO the
pure I'm heart all things are pure. we
must rely upon the purity of the pure III
our homes for the control Of all the rest
Wherever this has been done, the HOOD
his never renche1 the danger-llne.' In
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IMPORTED COCOA.

Fine Breakfast Bacon. per pound....',
100 dozen Fine. Imported Soups IL
2-noHu1 oapS