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The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07
Clarendon Sun Rays.

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1 S Bacharach has returned from
Mis- tip to st. Louis.
I w. n. Johnson rode his wheel
10 Indian Bay this week.
Mrs. Ell. A. Parker and children
left Saturday for visit to the
Searcy Springs. Mrs. Parker has
not enjoyed the best of health
during the summer, and she hopes
to-Re.uperate at Searcy.
White RIVER is at u very low
stage at this piaee and all along
from the mouth up. Steamers
find it difficult to navigate, and
some Of them are tied no waiting
for rise The Carter is now in
this port, aud the New Matte, the
steamer that was to run from
Memphis to White river points,
was compelled to abandon her
frst trip, aud vent back TO Hele-
ma tc remain until there is a rise
iq Psta the ri r'vff. e .ts5-b ~ e@el1
There has been no rain here
lsince the morning Of the sth of
August, drouth OF So days du-
ration It is too late for a rain TO
benefit cotton, in fact the crop
would be injured, bit fall gardens
tnrnips, etc, need rain badly.
The dust on the public roads is
deeper than "the oldest inhabi
tant ever saw it," and travel by
private conveyance is almost un-
bsarable. fhe soil has been pul-
verized to the finest possible pow
der, and every passing vehieie
raises a cIon that fingers long il
tne atmosphere. a rain would be
q blessing simply to settle the
dust
Tae board or equalization finish
Ell its work Monday. They made
III increases in valuation, but
none of them very great. Tn,
largest raises are as follows
Brinlzlsy Oil Mil, $23, 900 to $50,
0o9; Parker G. Evans part Of sqr
s.s* ~ -'..,y ~, sse1 ys,.;1,- 3, e4a Ga
j. " Walker, part of sur7e.
1891, 300 to 5000; Wilbur
estate, part Of 1891, So, 800 to So,
900; w IL johnson, 1,500 tt
$1,000; I. Y. Bateman, or resi-
dence, $500 TO 81, 400; j, 2. Smith
Brink,ey, 81 200 to $1,000. Th'
stocks OF merchandise Of several
tirms were raised, but wa give
above the largest amounts in the
entire list.
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arkai's,s 'tsi4'ews.

Forrest City viii D have a
curfsw law II opsratil
Van Bufen has se' 'eol popula-
ton of l,0l7 cllildres
Morr;ltsn has orga<ed a hook
and ladder fire eoDipifs
II has been sevef eeks since
ram fell in Lonoke equity.
Rev. J4e Jones is hdding re-
ligious. injecting at jllek Rock.
Kissing is being useJus a cure
for dyspepsia BY ArA4asa lovers
Dardanelle is anSio Tor a ousiz
ness nAsh's league 10 organized
The time for the psss..ng of per-
sonal taxes EXPIRE OH November
10th.
Tht state .nstitntios If Little
Rock Al now Zig lighted sl.i2-
ity.
Prjf J. Il. Shinn /. making Il
tour of the state 14.turing on
Russia.
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TO ARGUS ST s}:~sG I2llss5Igts,.

All during the long dull summer the Aaeus has
gone to you regularly each week overhow1g with
good reading matter. and with nothing kbe the
necessary amount of advertising patronala to pay
the running expenses.
Now it is that for the next two months II: will
be crowded with advertisements and SHALL be
forced to cut off portion Of oar reading matter.
The change however is only temporary and feel
that subscribers will appreciate the ercnm-
stances and bear with it for the short time We
make this personal request of YOU; When
you in Brinkley trading please mention having
seen the merchants ad III the ARGUS They love
to know that their ads are being read and at the
same time you will be doing personal favor 10
Your TRUE FRIEND
THE ARGUS.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07
Did You Ever

Try Electric Bitters as remedy
for your troubles2 If not, get a
bottle now and get relief. The
medicine has been found to be
peculiarly adapted to the relief
and cure of all Female Complaints,
sxcrting a wonderful direct in
aucnce IN giving strength and
tone to the organs, II you have
Loss of Appetite, Constipation,
Headache, Painting Spells, or are
Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable,
Melancholy or troubled with Dir
~ Spells, Electric Bitters is the
medicine you need. Health and
Strength are guaranteed by its
use. Sold for soc or $1.00 per
bottle at Dr.. Y. Il. Sumpter' 5
Drug Store.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07

Among Brlnkley's many in-
dustries there is none more prom
lnent than the Brinkley's Bakery,
D. VIM. Grothe, proprietor. The
money you spend for the de-
licious fresh bread and cakes at
this popular place. is re-spent aud
returns to you in various ways
but the money spent for bread
baked in other cities and states, is
gone for good. Mr.. Grothe is un.
doubtedly one of the finest bakers
iii the south and superintends all
work IN person. Besides keeping
on hand at all times a nice assort-
ment of cakes and bread, he
bakes, upon special order, any
kind Of breads, rolls or cakes
wanted He has two regular
kinds Of bread for sale, the plain,
and the fine cream and bakes an,
other kinds wanted on special Or
ders. Stick to home and build up
Briukley:
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Fire at Wheatley.

About 2 0 clock Pm. Saturday
[. Goldberg's gin burned, With
sixteen or eighteen bales Of cotton
and a lot Of seed. The Msthoiist
Episcopal Church also canght fire
in the roof, but by heroic work
was saved, although the roof was
baily damaged, being nearly
burned off on one side.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07
WHOLESALE FLOUR, MEAL
AND FEED STORE.

d. w. and a. q. Anderson Of
Newport, have opened 4 wholesale
Flour Meal and Feed Store in
Brinkley with E y Shaw as man
agei. The firm is a strong one
ami will be able to give 10 the
merchants in this section, many
advantages. Manager Shaw is al
present, at the Valley Route de
pot where he will caretuily look
after the trade until they are To-
Gated IN permanent CHARTERS.
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BLACKTON BLINKINGS.

D W Evan went to Clarendon
Monday.
The weather continues hot, dry
and dusty.
Assessor w C Brown is improv-
ing slowly.
Laurence was simply out of
sight Sunday evening.
J r Parker, of Clarendon, at
tended court in Blackton Friday
C + Greenlee, of Brinkley, was
in Blackton on legal business Fri
day.
VI IS Katie Cannon is IN Claren-
don, the guest OF Miss Maud Mill
Wee --
Ms. Pearl Evan spent Sunday
in hammond the guest of her
bro her, A w Oliphant
l.squires A j Cannon and g W
Br ton are attending Qaorun
&c rt this week.
ir and Mrs K G Thomas and
so 5, of Wynne, are visiting rela-
Ii y in Blackton this week.
Wallace Graham is quite sick
wi.h slow fever, which accounts
for the sad appearance of our
yong ladies'.
Cotton is coming in to the gin
rig at along. The yield is cut off
COZ siderably. A good many OF
the farmers are nearly Through
picking.
BLAcKTt<SIAN.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07
WHEATLEY ITEMS.

DR.. Gibson, dentist, was in
town recently.
Rev. Thomas Whitaker was in
town Sunday night.
Henry Rocken lost about one
hundred tons of stacked hay on
the prairie by fire last week.
Mrs. Thurman and family, who
have been stopping at Peter Bran
els boarding house for some time,
have returned to Memphis.
Miss 4. N. McCan. special rep
rcsentative for the firm of j. H.
Moore e Co., of Chicago, ILL.,, was
in town for a short time, on bust
ness, last week.
The infant son Of DR.. !. Il. West
and wife died on Tuesday, after
an illness Of about ten days. The
parent. and family have our SYM
nfheir trouble.
Hayes northern man,
ing extensively in cattle
bought several hundred
O be driven to Brinkley and
lere, for shipment later.
Brookes has over two hun
head, to be driven to Brink
the same purpose.
|. Goldberg's gin was consumed
by fire last Saturday afternoon.
Also a barn and some hay, about
q dozen bales Of cotton and sever
al tons of cotton seed were de
stroyed. The Nj E. Church, the
house occupied by Ben Hen derson,
and ?. J. Neely's barn caught on
fire. The roof of the church was
considerably damaged. Had the
church burned, or had there been
I, strong wind, especially on ac-
coIut of the dry season and scar
sity of wafer, the outlook for the
Town might have been serious.
Special mention is due to these
who worked so hard to save the
church. Also to two young girls,
Nittie McPhaul and Nora Will
Jams. one drawing the water, the
other getting upon Mr.. Neely's
barn to pnt out the fire, which
sanght there.
CUBA.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07

When you need oysters celery
or any other restaurant goods
don't go to a hardware store or toy
shop, but go to the City Restaurt
ant, to maa who makes speci-
atty of such goods.
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For Sale or Rent.

One Store House IN the town of
Cotton Plant, House 24X70 it.
All new or inside, counters and
shelving Two nice Offices and
heating stoves, platform scales.
All for sale or rent. Apply to
ID c. YORK Il Co.,
Sept. 8-5t-1. Cotton Plant, Ark.
-FoR SALE:-New and second
hand wagons for sale real cheap,
for cash or on time. Prices range
from $15 to $40. Apply to
ID. G. YORK & Co.,
To $50. Cotton Plant, Ark.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07
nnclslen.s Arn!ea salve.

The bes' salve ii the World for
cuts, Bruies, Sores, Salf Rheums,
Fever Sores, letter, chapped
hands, chlIhlains, eolns aud all
skin eruptions and positively a
sure cure for Piles o. na pay re-
quired. It is guaranta atsu to give
perfect satisfaction on fmonuy re-
funded. Price 25 cent per box.
For sale by F +. Sapn&
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07
MONROE DOTS.

Everybody busy and the gins
doing all that they can possibly
do.
Ben Allen and A L Wilson
were in frinkley yesterday morn
ing.
Tom White of Cotton Plant, vas
over visiting his sick brother this
week.
VT Morris, A L Owens and G
D Pledger were in Helena Tuesday
shopping.
A L Wilson was in Lee county
lasd week looking out for stave
and tie timber.
Brazier Kellam, Of Lee County
was over on a visit to his father
Fl G kellam, this week.
Misses Sara and Lula Howell
and little brother Fred, Of Ray
mond were up visiting their sis
ter this week.
H G Kellan and I E Deshazo,
judges in the Quorum Court we're
III Clarendon Tuesday sitting in
the court.
II you want to see him blush
just ask Walter Skinner about
that little joke they have on him
since he decided to take up his
abode at the home Of j w Wilson.
Thos. Whitaker, the kissing
Preacher. ~ atlihiiSr eednty, wl,
was suspended by his church for
his naughty conduct, was through
Monroe this week EN- route to Mo
70.
There was wreck on the Quin-
inc Central this week and the
boys who were in the wreck are
glad that it was not any worse
than it was. 1t happened thus
John Kemp, Lee Grimes, Lemmie
Pledger and Gene Johns were
aboard the s.special' that had
been TO take Bro. Wilson home
from Monroe; they were about
two miles out from Raymond and
and running along at pretty
nice gait when all at once the
especial left the track and so
did the boys 1t didn't hurt the
the track but it did the boys and
rather serious was the hurt of
John Kemp. Lem Pledger was
the only one of the boys who
didn't get scratch and he re-
marked as they were all picking
themselves up out of the ditch,
that any one could give him half
dollar and take his part of the
trip. No one wanted to take him
up. The next time the boys get
on the special to take ride they
will have the "air breaks" work.
ing before they start.
For BILL.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07

Go to city restaurant for the
best meal in Brinkley, for only
Zoe. Also oysters served in auy
style and prepared by the best
oyster cook in the south.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07
HOLLY GROVE NEWS.

O, my, how dusty.
r. L. Benton was in Helena
Wednesday
Mrs a G Walls and her sister
Miss Nellie Lerr, were in Helena
Wednesday shopping
Henry Dial was in Helena one
day last week.
Miss Beatrice Hall returne
home Saturday after spending
week in Holly Grove visiting
friends, Misses Ada and Bertha
Cooke.
Mrs. j. b. Mcdonald is here
visiting her relatives and many
friends.
Tom Swift returned home last
week.
D. h. Parker was In the city
Saturday. Wonder why Jimmie
comes so oftenP
I! George Dial was out fiom Hele-
ma a few days last week and was
looking very pleasing
/ \ Miss Gertrude Patterson return
ed home Thursday from Pine
Bluff, whore she has been visiting
her~brother Henry.
Holly Grove High School win
open Oct. II, n B Burrow Prin-
| clpal,
Rev. Thos. Whitaker returned
home Saturday after spending two
weeks pearl hunting.
" Mrs. j. L. Williamson has the
| slow fever, we are sorry to say.
Rev. Joel johnson is here from
Mississippi on business and a Wis
it to his daughter, Mrs j. NJ.
johnson.
We here that We are to nave
two weddings in Oct Hurrah for
Holly. Bro. t'arris is looking
very pleasing over the matter,
Dan Dial's (col. gin caught on
fire one day last week, but very
little damage was done
!, -. -. .. 1set 70 one DI ff3Tfy
Grove charming 9euug men, will
I he found behind the counters at
Branch & Walls. Wonder why
he looks so pleasing when GER
tain young lady enters.
Mrs. Captain Shane, OF Memphis
is here on d visit to her sister,
Mrs. A. K. Roberts, the former
accompanied by her niece -MlsS
Ethel Roberts, who has been
there sayei al months.
Cotton is coming in rapidly aud
/ low prices.
| We are glad to know that Mr.,
John NJ. Kerr is able to be up
again
DR.. Burrus, the new post mas
ter, has taken charge OF the Office
We wish him much success.
N. l.. Mayo and family have
moved back to Holly Grove the'l
future home.
fJtSperry spent Saturday and
Sunday in Clarendon visiting rel
atives.
4 Miss Floy Boyce, who has beer
spending a week at Indian Bay
I visiting relatives returned home
Sunday.
Miss Rosa Lambert spent Sun
day with her mother in Holly
! Grove.
>-- THIsBE.
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500 REV ARD!

VIII be paid by me for the arrest
and ION victiOn of any petson stealing
tim beI III my lands ia Monroe, Lee
vi. GAVIN,
S-l-6m q emphis. Tsnn
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07

The price of midling cotton in
Brinkley to day was 500.
Cotton seed $500 per ton.
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Pelts and Fnrs Wanted.

The Providence Fur Co., Provi-
dence, r wants all kiads Of raw
furs, skins, ginseng, seneca, etc.
Prices quoted for the next sixty
davS are aS Follows.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07

Try some of that nice pork
sausage at city restaurant made Of
the hams of hogs, clear Of strings
or grlstle. Try some of their pork
chops clear Of skin or so much Of
that detestable fat.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07

Buy fresh oysteps at City
Restaurant at 25c per can
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07

Price list on al other kinds Of
furs and skins furnished upon APP
plication Full prices guaranteed
careful selections, courteous treat
ment, immediate relnlttances on
all censignments. Oct l-6m
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07

TIE reports to the United
States government is that the
shortage of wheat among the Eu-
ropean nations is 100000, 900
bushels. The deficiency must be
supplied from this country, hence
the rise in wheat.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07

Don't forget that j NJ. & A.
Flora will sell you Suit of
Clothes cheaper than any body.
They have large stock includ-
ing oil the late styles.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07
ZENT ARGUSITES.

Wish the rain mar l4ould visit
.,..' :, q. :. tom : not, sl Kelley !.
improving
Jack Clifton was up F-from Plain
CHAPEL Sunday.
llFs. A. j. Moore, v'no has been
sicEAs improving rapidly.
De. Smith and wife were up
froih Hunter one day this week.
II. FL. Holder and wife Of Grays
AK are down visiting Mr.. D. W.
Ho'der and family.
lRay b. Maaley, Of BrinSley,
filed his regular appointment at
Greei.feld church Sunday
w E Nippar and wife have
moyey2,arross the Bayou, where
theyw(A n,ake there future home.
sorr5 Jo hear &c death Of
our editors motL has our
svmps
,.,AES1.ls AM < tJa4th.Y{
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07
)otton In BrinkIey.

The following is the number Of
bales of cotton weighed by weigh
er Kelly up until to night, Oct.
CAL
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1897-10-07

C<et9 Aa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
SHOW TO CONTINUE.
RumOr That the VaudeviIIcs Would
Close an Error.

Close an Error.
Manager Leath says there is no foun-
dalton for the rumor that the Forest
HH Park show win close next week
FOR tho summer. Although the Academy
OF Music opens the season tomorrow
night. the Forest-Hrl Park vaudeville
Will continue. and will not close until the
weather becomes too cool for comfort.
The bill for this week Is said 20 BE- the
best yet provided at Forest Hill. and in
cludes Watanabe's Imperial japanese
troupe four in number. In a startling
sword combat. hand and head balancing,
high perch, and other feats Of skill. a
special platform has been erected be-
side the regular stage for th.s troup 10
perform upon. Miss Lillian Barlow,
daughter Of the famous minstrel Mil
ton G. Barlow, will sing II will be re-
mcmbered that Miss Barlow played
weeks engagement here with Auguatn
Melville.
oscar =. sigson. the well-known come
dian. and Miss Ester Wallace win APP
pear IN comedy, songs and dances. Mr.
Sisson IS a comedian OF high order, and
his engagement at Forest Hi vaude-
Vile will doubtless be the event OF the
season. Miss Wallace is petite ana
pretty. and q very clever singer and
dancer
Miss Mabelle Eckert and Herr. Lud-
wig Heck. Jr, viii be held over.
The cat-service s. now ample 70 ac-
cornmodate the large crowds that at
tend. A feature Of the performance IS
the clever work OF Mr. J. y. Davidson,
pianist. late director Of the Black Fatu
Concert Company
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
nlcbmond Lodge Of Good Templars.

There was a well-attended meeting. OF
the members OF Richmond Lodge, NO
AZ Independent order Of Good IenpIaIs,
at Belvidere Hall Friday night Inc ne"Iy
installed officers for the quarter eholhs
October 3lst, with the exception Of rev
who have not returned from the summer
resorts vet were IN their respective
chairs. ready for work. 49,
A delegation from Fulton Lodge. NO
$50. paid a fraternal visit, and were heart-
Nv welcomed. ~
The next session OF District Lodge, NO
1. /. O. G. T., will DO held in WllliahS-
burg Monday. Richmond Lodge VIII De
represented by Mr.. Joseph II. Shepherd'
Mrs. John G. Smith. and Mrs. Jonn -
Newell. delegates, and Mrs. cara y;
Hulce. Miss George X. Merriman, ana
Ieonidas a. Crewe, alternates. Inc
Chcsapeake and Ohio officials very cour-
teously made rates TO suit the times, ana
many, II is hoped, will avail themselves
of the opportunity to go. The train leaves
at $50 A. H., arriving I'm WILLIAMSBURG
a 1920. and leaves for Richmond at o;oo
y. NJ. and arrives at o'clock. giving the
visitors and delegates nearly whole day
IN The old Burg. where preparations Dy
those nospitable folk have been maze 10
entertain a.. who attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.


ns PARK AVENUE; 10 ROOMS. GOOD
stable. and very large lot
~ south Third street; ii rooms "eii io
Gated. ,so-
o4 east Grace street; II rooms and tho
roughly modern.
1i5 south Third street; Is rooms. spien-
did for boarders. - 80.
&c farls avenue: Il rooms. just the
Mace for a clearinghouse or for q girls
700 west Grace street; 10 rooms-very
attractive. ~ooo
n south Third street; 10 rooms-a gooo
house I'm an excellent neiRhoornoou;
203 south Third street; 10 roon'S' 'iN"N
lot. and attractive locauon. .orv.-
si4 west Grace street; 10 rooms, con'e
nfently arranged. "a oil
go west Grace street. fooN'S CIV
sls east FRANKLIN street; 10 rooms ana
60 north Eighth; 2 stories. 10 rooms
modern. and
noe north Seventh street; 10 rooms anu
20 ba renovated inside and out. -,
Tol vest Main street; Store ana D"e"
,ng-fne location for business. .,o.,
1905 east Broad street; rooms e'e'"'
nice. and very sheap- ,,s and In
2 east Marshall street; r0OiA9'
good order. . .hrea stories
and very attractive for the money
1siG Grove avenue; roOn's'
modern convenience. .,..o-s
A new printed List OF large nu nun s,eIss
of excellent Houses. stores, elc.' WI NN'F
Won In making a selection. Get OuSi
'Vu d" n. W. ROWE,
49,. north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

tan Association and 81. Andrews Bro
therhood circles as a good speaker. Will
conduct the meeting for men only. None
OF our Business his subject. IS most
fruitful and practical theme. The regular
song and prayer service VIII precede the
discourse. Men OF all denominations and
no denominations are invited TO attend.
Mr. w Reginald Walker Will conduct
The song service for the boys AT ) o'clock.
Ihis Includes not only the regular sing
ING for the boys. but they are allowed 10
whistle and clap their hands on the
chorus. This Is not .acrilcgious. but
serves 20 interest The boys Any boy UNI
Ger 10 Is cordially invited.
At o'clock the regular conversational
Bible class will be held; subject. Con
versa don OF Christ with the Messengers
OF John"
These meetings are held IN the gymna-
stun. and with the use OF fans and ice
water II is very easy 10 keep cool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
None of Oar business.

The Educational Committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Association are
scuyely engaged In planning very ex-
terslvely FOR tho classes that commence
early In the fall They conducted most
suocessfuily last year classes in book
Aeepug. stenography, English, penman .
ship. commercial arithmetic. and several
classes for the juniors. In addition 10
those conducted last year. they VIII con-
duct this year classes In mechanical
drawing. electricity, telegraphy. CONNER
clal law. and possibly some others.
AZ o'clock Sunday afternoon Mr.. Ste
wart b. woodward. a member or The 81
James Episcopal church and gentle-
nsn We'll known In Young Mems Chris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
THE ACADEMY TO OPEN.
homie Scotland and Darkest Rus
sta 10 BE Attractions This Week.

Bonnie Scotland" a romantic musi-
cal drama. will serve as the medium TO
open the season al the Academy OF
Music tomorrow nisiit. The scene is
laid and the story is drawn, IT is said.
from life in the Scottish Highlands. The
plot revolves around an enmity that ex-
4sts between the clans of Colquhoun and
McFarlane
Darkest Russia" a play by Grattan
Donneily. that has met with a large mea-
sure Of success, viii be az the Academy
formances.
The plot e. laid amid the scenes OF Rus
sian life. Il Is picturesque and stirring,
and IN the hands OF q strong company,
should interest and amuse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
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all government positions. salaries. dates
and places OF examinations soon TO be
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