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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
His Business Card.

T.. c. Roberts. a justice of Lapcer. Mich,
calls himself a matrimonial magistrate
as his principal business is marrying. lis
card reads as follows. r.. g. Roberts. the
Original and Only Exclusively Matrimo-
NAL Magistrate. Offices az the Elevator
or First National Bank Parlors. or Where
ever Most Convenient 20 SWANS. Mafri-
ages Solemnized Promptly Accurately and
Eloquently Plain Ceremony. Legal rec
Oscillation Extra. ElOpements "a Special
IT, Night Calls Answered without Extra
Charge Consultations Free. A Fine Line
of High-Grade Bridesmaids and Grooms-
men Constantly on Hand TO Assist in the
Services y. B.-My Anti-Blush-ine Is
Warranted Effective. and VIII Not lnjure
the Most Delicate CompleXon.-ka
CITY Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
DEMOcRlrIc ADTo OTIS.
Appointment of Speakers by the state
Committee.

Appointment of Speakers by the state
Committee.
Democratic state Committee.
Room f6 Chamber OF Commerce Ids
Speakers and times and p'lces OF speak
ing are announced as follows.
HOGE TYLER
Middlesex Court. October 9th.
Gloucester. October 2Ntn.
Norfolk city october goth.
Isle OF Wight October goth.
Stafford Court. October 4th.
ROckbridge Court November lst.
A. j. MONTAGUE.
Franklin Court. November ist
THOMAS S. MARTIN.
Orange Court. October -5th
Surry Court October 26th.
Charlotte Court November Isl.
JOHN ". DANIEL.
Farmville. October 9th.
Amelia Court. October 18th.
Powhatan Courthouse barbecue. Octo
Der 18th.
Manchester October 2qlh might.
Scottsylllc October 30th
Greenesvillo Court. November ISL
Do. o.. FLOOD.
Blue Ridge Springs. october goth might
JAAln~ IfA1.
Albemarlo Court November lst
PETER d ORGY.
Sadalia. October 2i,h li.ap s. SD
Perrowville. October -ith mi-lU.
Boonesboro. October -,th 0l.D A. NJ
Woct Lynchburs october goth.
Concord. October aNth.
GEORGE W. MORRIS
SianardsgIle. October -,th ~ D.D.ockl.
Ruckersvllle. October -lth n.ghU.
- B. SEtrst.
Qunque, Greene county october Goth
mIehO
Lydice. Greene county. October aoth
w A. JONES
Gloucester. October -Nth.
". r.. BlBB
Prince William Court November ISL
j. ~ STUBBS
MiddioscN Court. October 9th.
Gloucester. October 2sth.
Norfolk city October -eth
5. r.. JONES
Lithia, October Goth might.
GUSTANUS ALMOND
. WOlftowu. October 18th uight
QulnQue. October 24th mghu.
I.ydicc. October Goth might.
g.. NJ WALLACE. JR.
Madison fDrrf October -Nfn.
Fairfax Cp, 'ab. October 29th (night.
Powhatan CDIrt. November i-t
EDWARD LYLE.
Craig county CpecialO. October 25th.
26th. 9th
SAMUEL w. WILLIAMS.
pulaski Court November lst
j. TAYLOR ELIYSON
Chairman.
JOSEPH BUTTON. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

KOKOMO, IND, October 26.-lnsanity
proceedings against Mrs. James Loop,
wife ~ farmer were stopped suddenly
by habeas corpus filed by Prosecuting
Attorney Harness. The woman convinced
him that she was not crazy and that the
lunacy action was the result OF a con-
spiracy Mrs. Loop exhibited bruises
which she said were inflicted by her hus-
band with a mattock handle. disclosing
also that she was compelled at the point
Of q revolver 10 sign away deeds TO all
her property. Judge Mount will hear the
case next Wednesday. The woman S
friends gave bond for the cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
Ocean Currents

tt is an interesting fact iu the records
Of scientific progress that the United
States navy has for "a long time past been
dropping bottles overheard Boo thc Atlantic
ocean az the Azores. in deep water along
the coast Of Spain, and from the Madeira
and the Canaries southwark along the
coast of Africa. The fact that all of these
bottles that have been recovered have
been found on the coast of South America.
on the Antilles. and some of them ass far
west as the mouth OF the Rio Grande
suggests the inference that every bu0yant
object which has been dropped into the
ocean during the present geological epoch
by prehistoric or historic Spaniards Por-
tuguese or Africans has found its way to
America and been stranded somewhere
between the tenth parallel south and the
thirt!eth parallel north. Tn the northern
part of the Atlantic ocean the currents
run the other way. and the mails have
been delivered from America 90 Europe.
In the Pacific ocean the daily malls dr-
livercd on the west coast OF America from
Mount 81. Elias southwark have proceeded
from about the twentieth parallel north.
I'm the vicinity OF the Malay peninsula
and archipelago. thence have travelled
through the China sea and the japanese
sea 90 pick up matters designed for the
western hemisphere New York SUM-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
DEEP Run races.
The Third Annual Meet at the Club House
Grounds November 10th.


Grounds November Goth.
The Deep-Run Hunt Club will hold its
third annual meet on the clubhouse
grounds. on Saturday, November 10Th. at
, o'clock. with the following events:
Farmers half-mile Hat race-FOr horses
owned by farmers and tenants over
whose land the club rides; not TO be rid
den by members Of any hunt club or pro-
fessional riders. Catch weights. All en-
tries subject to a committee Of farmers
appointed by the Race Committee. First,
saddle. value sl2; second. bride. value s.
third, bride, value s.. No entrance fee.
Deep-Run Hunt Club steeplechase-For
hunters owned by members of the Deep
Run Hunt Club gentleman riders; about
two and half miles. Weight, l65 pounds
thoroughbreds, % pounds extra. -Four to
start Red coats (Which can be secured
from Race Committee, free of CHARGE,
and tall hats to be worn. First. plate,
value $40 second, plate, value $50; third,
plate. value $50; fourth. plate, value $40.
Entrance fee $3.50, II any entry is made on
or before Tuesday, November 9. 1897, at
1 Z. NJ; after that date entrance fee s.
Hacks and hunters half-mile fiat
race-For hacks and hunters owned by
members of the Deep-Run Hunt Club;
thoroughbreds. 100 pounds Four to start
Horses that have started at any regular
race meeting barred. First. plate. value
SIS; second, plate, value SIS. Entrance
fee free. If any entry is made on or before
Tuesday, November 9. 1897. at ] p. NJ. ;
after that date entrance fee $3.50.
One mile fiat race-Open TO all horses
jockeys up; weight for age. Four TO
start. First. plate. value SIS: second,
plate value S25. Entrance fee s., If entry
is made on or before Tuesday. November
9. 1897, at l p. NJ; after that date en-
trance fee SO.
Steeple fase-Open 10 all horses. gentle
men riders; about two and a half miles
weight. ljC pounds. Four to start. First
plate value 800; second plate. value $50;
third. plate. value $40. Entrance fee. same
conditions as fourth race.
Final closing OF entries. Friday Noyem-
Der 10. 1897, at / p. NJ
All entries must be made i'm writing
stating name Of horse. color sex, age.
pedigree az any, and the colors Of the
rider. and sent to Mr.. +. A. 5. Brine, the
secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON. oct. 26.-The session Of
the Cabinet was devoted 10 the forthcom-
ing report Of Secretary Gage. Inc sec,
rotary went over the entire scope ana
character OF this report. giving III con,
siderable data the subjects which would
be treated and something Of the manner
in which they will be discussed.
The Spanish-Cuban question was not
brought forward.
II was stated that Minister Woodford
had not yet cabled the reply OF Spain, and
also that there was nothing new III the
situation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
The Necrn industrial Eair-

CLAREMONT. VA. oct. especial
The Negro Agricultural and Industrial
Fair did not open to-day as was expected
on account Of the inclemency Of the
weather. President Smallwo0d who has
been at the head, has postponed it until
Thursday. October 18th, continuing
through Saturday
The fair will virtually open on Wednes-
day. October 9th. The white and colored
people throughout Eastern Virginia have
manifested great interest.
All steamboat and railway companies
will sell reduced rate tickets on these
DAYS.
The hall is quite filled with creditable
and valuable exhibits. Fine hogs and
horses are all in stalls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

WILLIAMsPORT. PA. oct. 26.-The
case Of aged Thomas l.. Henry. OF Pine
Station. is puZzling the doctors. Last
Saturday Mr.. Henry apparently died and
notice TO that effect was sent 20 the
friends. Two hours later. however, life
returned, and when his relatives arrived,
the supposed corpse smiled and asked
them the time Of DAY.
Next day Mr. Henry. who Is a mere
skeleton from long sickness. again ceased
to breathe for the space Of twenty min
utes, and then rallied. To-day the at
tending physician found the patient much
stronger. and SAYS he may yet recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
Fatnl Fight Between noctnrs.

LIMA. o.. October 26.-Dr. A. Peiner
was stabbed and fatally wounded at FL
gin a small town west OF this city, by
DR.. W. Z. clay. The latter was attending
patient upon whom Peiffer called. Clay
questioned the professional courtesy of
such an act when Pelner attacked him.
breaking his nose and cutting his face
badly. Clay stabbed Pciner just above
the heart. severiug an artery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

II nothing no all went wrong my BOY.
,-bst me world was nearly ss poor ln JOB
As N nothing at am went right
,qrvoild be- your plain old self you II Spy
In each Of the placid throns.
Though tears would vanish. nope '"''
would die,
II nothing al all went wrong.
II nothing az All went wrong. you'd live
With never "A task to do,
with never q friendly chance 20 give
hand where your help i9 Que
with never n need Tor nature STOUT.
Nor the cheer OF simple song
And our smiles would fade with our
frowns and doubt.
- "o''''e ~ 80 Warrington star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. October %
Another woman has come forward 10
claim portion Of the 81. 900 estate left
by Imblay Clarke who died in Australia
In 1876 She IS Ellen Clarke Linforth.
widow OF the late Edward II. Linforth.
and claims 10 be a granddaughter OF a
brother Of Imblay Clarke. Mrs. Linforth
has placed her interests In the hands or
an attorney. and he is now in communi-
cation with Hobart and Griggs. the at
torneys OF the New Jersey claimants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
Electric Lights Puzzle Them.

ST. JOSEPH MICH, oct. @.-Mr. and
Mrs. IT, Michigan. who are ninety and
ninety-1ve years Of age. respectively,
came to town for the first time I'm thirty
FIVE wears. They never saw electric lights.
street cars, telephones or other modern
improvements and We're astounded at
them and the high buildings. They have
lived within three miles OF town, ana say
their oniv reason for not coming was that
they had no desire to- They do not eN-
Dect 10 come again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
Spanish Finances.

BERLIN. Oct 25.-The Frankfort Eel
tung. to-day publishes a dispatch from
Madrid, which quotes the Spanish Minis
ter Of Finance. Senior Puigceryer as
saying that fresh large loan is nectS-
sary, as the funds OF Spain will te OK
hausted In June. 1895.
The Cuban war, the Finance Minister Is
ssid 10 have added. put his country 70 a
monthly expense OF 100000 pesetss. a'so
the civil and military departments OF
spain are behind In their payments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

CHICAGO. Get. 26.-"Within the past
twenty-four hours We have receiNed ihior-
nation that may make another ttIai OF
best Phalen to-day ~ will not reveal the
name of my informant. nor the location
of the city in which he lives al present
but II is within 30 miles OF chicago ana
the man IS an eX-ofticial OF the place. re
Is e-aiosolgtely Posis .i,,hIn few
DAYS "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
Base Ball Meeting.

A meeting Of the Richmond Baseball
and Athletic Association was 10 have been
held i'm the office of the President Mr.
V. DonatL yesterday afternoon M 3
o'clock but owing 10 the Incompetence
Of several members the meeting adjourn
ed 70 meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock I'm
the Office Of Major William H. Sands In
the Shafer Building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
Robertson-Boisseau.

DANVILLE. VA. oct. 26.-Speclal-
Miss Ethel Mortimer Boisseau, Of this
city and DR. William Walker Robertson,
OF Pittsyivania county, were married to-
DAY at noon at the residence OF the brides
sister. Mrs r.. 7. Beadles DR.. X. y. Sledd
officiating.
The ceremony was a quiet one. only
members Of the immediate family being
present. The bride was the recipient OF
quite "a number OF handsome presents. DR.
and Mrs. Robertson left on the 40 train
for New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
Cal Ro'ier Talks

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. oct 90.
Specialized. O. b. Roller Mayor of Har-
risonburg and Republican candidate for
observation-disclosures. spent last night
here and left this morning for Clifton
Forge to speak this evening
He thinks his ticket viii get the solid
vote OF the Republican party. besides some
OF the unsettled" Of other parties-es-
pecialy the Populists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
Rio PRICE for q Rrnken Henri.

DANVILLE. md. oct. 26.-In The Cir-
cult Court a jury found a verdict Of Si,
49,. 3s against ]. H. Gernand, a wealthy
widower. seventy-One years Of age, for
breach of promise Of marriage 10 Mrs.
Carrie Corbett. a widow, aged about thir-
ty-four. The Jury was out only a few
moments Mayor Kimbrough and Mahin
Clark were Mrs. COrbett's attorneys. W.
J. Calhoun ana j. W. Keeslar represented
the defendant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

DUBLIN. October 26.-Accordng TO a
dispatch from Limerick. John DAILY Is no
longer eligible for election 10 the May
orally Of that city. the Revision Court
having struck his name off the list OF
burgesses for the current year on the
ground that he has not occupied resi-
dence at Limerick FOR a year prior TO
August 3ist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
Arnl.r Shinnra ia xemport N.w.

BETHLEHEM. PA. Oct IA t srs;n
load OF armor was moved out OF the beth.
lehem Ordnance works to-day consigned
10 Newport News, Va. The shipment m
GUIDED zsl tons Of finished side arno, , I9r
the Battleshlp Kentucky, which Is build
ing there, and is the largest ana m2se lln ,,
portant shipment made by the be'hiehem
Iron Company this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

cussion In the committee had been adopt
ed In the form adopted by the convention.
DR.. Baithache who was present, briefly
reiterated his belief that the committee
was influenced by DR.. Glhon, and the
matter was then dropped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

Mrs. Ollie Handy, Of cobb county, Ga,
Is the twenty-siXth child born 10 her
parents. Mrs. Handy has seven brothers
who were Baptist preachers and has six
nephews engaged In the same calling. Her
descendants now number seyenty-seyen.-
Omaha Bee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

The game between the T.. $. Artillery
School and the Athletic scheduled 20 be
played to-day. has Keen postponed until
Saturday. October 3Oth, on account of the
weather.
Both teams are IN fine condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
DANIEL TO srEAK ~ CAMPBELL.
Cancels other Engagements TO Close the
Campaign in His own County.

Campaign in His own County.
LYNCHBURG. VA, october 26.-Spe-
cial.-Senator John w. Daniel has signi-
fed his intention Of closing his participa-
ton in the present campaign in his own
county of Campbell and to that end has
cancelled two other appointments.
He will speak at Brookneal on Monday
with Congressman Peter ]. Otey and the
Democratic nominee for the Legislature
from Campbell Captain J. c. Feather
stone
James S Dickey. an old Confederate
soldier OF the Second Virginia Battalion.
died at his home here this morning.
General Fitzhugh Lee returned 10 Rich
rnond tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
In 0nrn the Llhrarr NIondar

WARRINGTON, Oct. 7s-The Library OF
Congress will be formally opened for. the
public next Monday, as was expected, as
the work OF catalogning has so far pro-
gee yscd that this Will be possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
Postnoned Tntll Saturday.

surprised TO see Georgia show herself the
equal Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

Mr.. Eugene Peed the Richmond .oIese
student who Is III az the Retreat lot the
Sick, was reported as better last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

for her. 1t tones up the system, invgorates
the body and the blues vanish before it as dark
ness fees from the sunlight. You get it at any
reliable druggists
Mrs. LOUIS STRONG. Harris Hill EreCo N Y says: 81
have been troubled with falling of the womb for years.
was advised to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. took thirteen bottles and received great
benefit. When the time for change of life came suf-
fered great deal with fantness and palpitation Of
the heart. l got one bottle of the Vegetable Com
pound and Of Blood Purifier and was relieved
to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27


enabled through that serious period comfortably"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27

regularly then write to Mrs Pnkham, giving all the
will prompt telling mother what for
self In the meantime the yegetabe Compund will Life much
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-27
DAUGHTERS DUTY TO HER
MOTHER.
THE "GROWN-UP'

You only have mother therefore, when her step
and her mind gloomy with forebodng you that
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-18
A BEAUTIFUL CHURCH.
Completion OF Extensive Alterations
ST. paul's Catholic Church.

Completion OF Extensive Alterations at
ST. Paul's Catholic Church.
The members OF st. Paul's Catholic
Church will scarcely recognize the in
terror of tho building next Sunday,
when the church will hu reopened with
special services, after having been thor.
oughly remodeled inside and improved
outside. The finishing touches are now
being put on, and when tho alterations
have heen completed they will represent
an outlay OF about $l4, 900.
An addition has been placed at the
rear Of the building, which permitted OF
the removal of the aacristios, which
were an ench aide of the altar, and tine
building of a new sacristy in tho rear
of the altar, 1exi0 feet. In consequence
OF thu change graceful arch has been
placed over this altar, giving all of that
portion OF the auditorium about the
altar more roomy appearance, and, in
fact, giving much mnre room.
The entire interior of the building
has been repainted and refrescoed, the
effect being very great improvement
over the appearance before the altera-
riona we're commenced. The painting
ia light and attractive. The walls ami
being light terra Gotta. The railing
about the choir balcony, which was
formerly in walnut color. has been
painted white, with gold ornamental
tiona The pillars In the auditorium
If the building have been PAINTED TO
correspond. The seats are also being
cleaned and repainted. The fresco work
ia beautiful and does credit to AIfrod
Goodwin of Philadelphia, who had the
contract for that work. The altar ia
also being brightened, and when the
church is reopened, will look like new.
The building has been provided with
steam heating apparatus, and is
lighted throughout by electricity from
the plant Of the Wilmington City
Electric Go.
All of the work has been done under
the supervision of Dennis j. Mention,
who has given it his constant attention,
and to whom great credit is due. The
contractors are as follows: Patrick
Fahey, general contractor; Alfred God
win of Philadelphia, stained glass and
freacoine; James NJ. Bryan. painting
pews, &c. William /. Mention, steam
heating apparatus.
The reOpening services which will
taka Place next Sunday. will he
specially interesting. The first service,
ut 1870 O'CLOCK, will bo conducted by
Bishop Monaghan, who will at that
time open the forty houra' devotion.
There will also be special serl icea on
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Tho music will be rendered ny an
augmented choir under the leadership
OF f. Il. Preston. Mrs Preston is the
leading soprano. Special music is being
prepared.
Atthe opening service the Rev. D.
j. Flynn will preach and the Rev. NJ.
Is. Sics will be master of ceremonies,
TIE Rev. DR.. McGaryey OF st. James
Churca, Philadelphia, will preach ON
Monday evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-18
DRAMATIC ENTERrATyMEAE.
To DO Given at the New Contury Club o,
Monday Evening, NOyembsr 22d

To DO Given Mt the New-Cantury Club on
Monday Evening, November 22d.
The Woman's Alliance OF the Uni
tartan Church will give dramatic
entertainment at the New. Century Club
d'awing.ro0m on Monday evening, No
vember 22d, commencing at 5. ID o. clock.
"a Blind Attachment" and "Prof.
Baxter's Great Invention." will be
given, Both are highly entertaining
and the performance will no doubt be
meritoriuus. Seats can he reserved on
and after next Monday at J. s.
Bue'em's Now Century Club phsr-
macy.
the following are the patronesses
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Mendinhall Mrs.
Saumel McCaulley, Mrs. Ben iamin
Nields, Mrs. Frank Pyle, Mrs. Linton
Smith. Mrs. Theodore l.eiasn, Mrs. S.
NJ. Knox, Mrs. John +, Wales. Mrs.
John j, S5atterthwaite, Mrs. samuel
Bancroft, Jr., Mrs. William Bette.
Mrs. Alexander +. Bowser, Mrs. James
j. Clarksun, Mra. Frances S. Garrett,
Miss Helen S. CARAT, Mrs. William
II. Hill, Mrs. Emlen Ilevea, and NJ ISIS
Annie L. Finn.
The cast OF characters is as follows
a blind Attachment,
by Miss Esther i. Tiffany.
'Mrs. Phillips" Mlss Preston
"Mary Phillips" daughter TO Mrs. Phillips"
Alrs. Allen
"Elnor Christy," school friend to Mary,
Miss Garrett
"Mgs. Fogcrty," clearinghouse kaeper,
Miss Hewes
Prof. t'axtcr's Great Invention,
BY Mary r.. Homo.
benjamin franklin Baxter" inventor,
Mr.. Robinson
Peter Crawford" nEe To,,......... MIR. Preston
"Samnel Wooloy," age 70 ami sprightly for his
year,. ..l...... ........,..Mr. HeWos
"Roaana Tucker age II, dlgniilcd.
Mrs Robinson
"Dorothy Tucker ago 6S, frivolous. Miss Webb
MARY Ann u'flinn,' ago uncertain. servant to
baxter. Observation-Disclosures. Miss Pyle
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-18
PENINSULA PARdsRaP1S

a large grain elevator will he erected
at Chestertown.
Henry Smith has been appointed
policeman at Georgetown.
William j. Smith is an applicapt for
the Elkton postmastership.
An otter, weighing 30 pounds, was
caught near ST. Georges last week.
Mrs. William McKinney's residence.
at Elkton, was damaged by fire on
Saturday.
William Pennington of Newark, who
recently fell and fractured hin, died
last Thursday.
D. Walter Skirven. who resides near
Chestertown, chad 5000 worth of sheen
Killed rocently by dogs.
The general store at Felton was
broken into on Saturday, and $500
worth of goods we're stolen.
Simon Frame, aged 70 years, and
Mrs. Angelina Morris. aged &c years,
were married near Lincoln recently.
James Il. Diclsinsnn's icehouse. at
Townsend, was destroyed by fire. on
Saturday, Loss. $780, insurance, SIS,
John Il: Boseman has been appointed
chief judge of tho Somerset county
Orphans Court, vice George Somers,
resigned.
Hon. William Sidney Wilson, SON of
the late United States Senator Ephraim
Is. Wilson, died at Snow Hill SUNDAY
evening.
-Four horses owned by Joseph Howard
OF Still Pond Neck died recently of
spinal meningitis, caused by eatinp
damaged oats.
Because of the wholesale rohberv NJ
chickenhouses, nearly 500 fowls baving
been stolen during The last month";
Milford folks have organized a Vigilance
committees to run down the thieyes.
Recently John Smith OF Spripp fisld
Sussex county, lost pet poodle doo
which was found on Saturday stowsd
away among some clothes ia an old
trunk. almost starved TO death.
The will OF the late Daniel Harvev b,s
heen admitted 10 probate in CO.. iii
county, The estate is valued M abo,'t
$50. 0oO and is left in trust 10 bis ~ iSnn,
during her life, and at her deatb is IN NV
divided equally between bis cbilSpsn