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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01

ing. Mr.. HoughtOn IL here TO talk bust.
ness with our merchants, and will re-
main over until tomorrow. returning
south Thursday morning. He has just
returned from n trip 10 Phoenix, Pres
colt, Mesa City, Tempe and other Ari-
IONA towns, and reports them all enjoy.
ing a good trade and seemingly In a
prosperous condition.
J. r. Blackwell, an old gentleman, and
his young friend, 8. G. Mason, Of Kansas
Citg. were at the Highland yesterday
They were returning from a Visit "a
Southern California. and after spending
a day here went up to Santa Fe last
night.
y. b. Northrup and wife, hotel people
OF Los Angeles, who were at the High.
land house yesteaday. were passengers "a
Santa Re last night. They are on q
pleasure tour. and will visit the princi-
pal cities OF the west and northwest.
W. W. Strong. the contractor and car.
penter, sent several carpenters TO Thorn.
ton last night, to build platforms for W.
l.. Trimble Il Co., for the loading and un.
loading OF freight to and from the Co
chiti mining district.
The churches and Sunday schools OF
the city will hold a grand memorial
meeting at the opera house next Sun
day evening TO commemorate the noble
deeds OF Miss Frances Il. Willard.
A. v. Ragsdals, the travelling represen-
tatiye OF the Mutual Life Insurance com-
pany. from Denver, who was here yes
terday. left this morning for a tour OF
the southern towns.
Tax schedules can be obtained at the
stores OF whitney Co., On south Second
and First streets, and at K. J. Post & Co.,
on Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
THH city IN BRIEF.
Personal and General Paragraphs Picked
Up Here and There.

Personal and General Paragraphs Picked
Up Here and There.
John Neeland, at the Sturges European,
Is on the sick list, and Ed. Riley Is off,
clating In his stead.
Capt. W. II. Weed, formerly In business
at white Oaks, was q through passenger
for st. Louis last night. He reports hia
section OF New Mexico In q prosperous
condition.
The we'll known entertainer, Capt. Jack
Crawford, will reach the city this even.
ing and appear at Grants opera house to.
morrow night under the auspices OF the
Woman's Relief Corps.
Yesterday. II. Il. Fox. the jeweler. re-
ceived a telegram from Topeka, Kan
sas, conveying TO him the sad news that
his father VA dangerously Ill. the result
OF a fall OF several weeks ago.
W. II. Cobb. the photographer on Gold
Avenue, is determined to put his Studio
In a clean, nice shape, and to that end he
commenced repairing and putting down
new flooring this morning. Mr.. Cobb Il
a good artist, and will henceforth keeT
abreast Of the times.
EugeniO Yrisarri, who has been an at.
tache OF the county collectors Office the
past few months, has transferred him
self to the assessors Office, taking charge
this morning. Mr. Yrisarri is q capital
attaehe Of the court house force. and
seems to be familiar with all kinds OF
duties.
+. B. HoughtOn, the popular general
agent OF the Atchison, Topeka Il Santa
Fe railway, stationed at ri PasO, il In
the city, and made a call on his old
friends at THE CITIZEN Office this morn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
PERSONAL

Mrs. s. X. Young has returned to the
city from a visit 10 ri Paso.
James Gransfeld and wife are at ri
Paso on a visit to relatives and friends.
Division Superintendent Hibbard and
Trainmaster Allen, from the west, are In
the city to day.
Mrs. j.. j. Frey and children, who have
wintered in this city. are on their way to
Galveston, Texas, to visit a sick sister OF
Mrs. Frey.
Mrs. Oscar Goebel visited her husband,
q general merchant OF Belen, last Sun
day. The GOebel children attend school
In this city.
Hon. T. B. CstrOn after attending to
sOme legal matters at Silver City and
Las Cruces, passed up the road for Santa
re last night.
Editor Sheridan. OF the Silver City
Enterprise, who was at Santa Fe on
business, passed down the road home
bound last night.
Chas. A. spiess, mayor of Santa Fe and
prominently spoken Of for the district at
tOrneyship OF the First district, Is here
to-day on legal matters.
Mrs. l., b. Putney, wife of the whole
sale grocer, has been wrestling with la
grippe for several days. She Is reported
considerably better to-day.
j. N. Hessler has gone to Connersvllle,
Ind, TO spend a vacation of several
weeks. He 10 q member OF the faculty
at the govern ment Indian school.
Hon. j. R. McFle, Judge OF the First
judicial district, aud his son, Ralph Nc
File, assistant clerk OF the district, came
In from Las Cruces last night, and con-
tlnued north TO their duties AT Santa Fe.
j. A, Ross, the travelling agent of the
Santa re on the division between La
Junta and III PasO, came in from the
north last night, registered at the High
land, and left on a freight this morning
for the south.
+. K. Sturges and wife, II Is now
learned, did not pass Las Vegas last
night on their way 10 Chicago and New
York. They stopped at the meadow town
TO attend the marriage OF the daughter
Of their old friend Henry Essinger,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
Children's Refer Suits.

Age 3 to s, they were manufact-
ured to sell at $3,2S, There is
a slight imperfection in the ma
terial, therefore take 'em il we
can fit the child, at. ..S1.4O
Child's Refer Suits, age 3 tc
8, all wool, nicely trimmed
worth $4.2S, our price. .$2.75
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01

Martin 0'ConnOr Haley, a railroad
laborer, was arrested last night for
drunkenness. When he sobered up he
discovered that he had lost two Santa re
Pacific railroad checks. n a pay check
for $4762 and the other a discharge
check, both Of which had been issued for
January work.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01

bods-Daiay hes-
tAuFAuL. Fine sample Room.
Tin work. whitney Co.
Stove repairs at Futrelle's.
Floor mating. Whitney Co,
Plumbing and gas nttiIg. whitney Co.
Crockery and glassware. whitney Co.
The new spring stock Of lace curtains
nj the Big Store are beauties.
Liberty chiffOns, something new, at
the Golden Rule Dry Goods company.
See our new table linens, napkins,
dOilies and table searfs. Ilfeld Bros.
Capt. Jack Crawford at the opera house
tomorrow night. Get your tickets re.
served.
Have you examined our specials in EN-.
brOideriesY II not, do not fail TO do 80.
Rosenwald Bros.
Is your husband, son or sweetheart go
ing to war; II not. call and see the bar,
gains In dress goods and silks at the Big
Store.
For a spring suit to order try X. l.
Washburn & Co. They live here; and II
the goods are not as represented, we have
not left town.
Mrs. Oaks has gone 10 Chicago and New
York, and when she returns her beautiful
paTlOrs will be filled with all the lovely
millinery novelties for the spring Of
$50.
Rich men are noted for their economy
In small purchases. You will rot need
10 bay coal often Al summer approaches,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
Chlldren's 2-Piece Suits.

Size 4 to "a. We have divided
them into two lots.
Lot Suits worth up to $3,2s
at only. ..$1.95
Lot 2--Suits worth up to $3.50
at only..............S 2.75
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
Notice.

All ladies who are on committees for
the Catholic Kirmis to be held sOon after
lent, In Armory hall, are requested tC
meet at the residence of Father Manda-
lari, Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
Important business to be transacted.
MRS. JOE II. O'RIELLY, Secretary.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
II. G. WHITCOMB. Proprietor.


For a Spring Suit Try y. n. Booth.
We have the goods, not the samples,
You may try on before garments ars fin
ished. live here and employ home Ia
Dor. II goods are not satisfactory some
n in the east is not to blame, nor have
WI left town.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01

Rev. A. @. WEIGH, Of the Lead avenue
Methodist church. will entertain the Min
listers association to morrow afternoon.
at 2 o'clock.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
NeM York

headquarters for fine tailoring. This is
where the new house is located whose
samples we have just received. For a
suit to order, see +. l.. WAsHBURN Il Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
q. A. II.

Regular monthly meeting this Tues
day evening at 8 O'Clock.
j. NJ. MOORE, p. C..
LEvERETT CLARKE, Adjutant.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01

Handsome line Of ladies' neckties, Jew.
eled belts and sashes, at the Golden Rule
Dry Goods Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
Child's All-WOOl Pants.

Size 4 to II, well made, good bar
gain at $I.I5, only, .75c
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
Nhild's Shoes,
Child's Calf Kangaroo,

We have received about so
Mems Sweaters, worth
They are too many for us
loss will be your gain. =
'em at only.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
Boys and Youths Long
Pants Suits.
Children's Corduroy and
Fancy WOrsted Pants.

Size 4 to "a, good quality, well
made, worth Ssc, go
at only soc
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
The DAILY CITIZEN
ALBUousRQUE. 4 MARcn 3. ls9s

BY instructions from Chase &
Ssnburn we are authorized to sell
lava and Mocha Coffee at the
following prices:
ascent coffee at. 40 cents.
accent coffee at .3S cents.
35-cent coffee at. 80 cents.
3o-cent coffee at. as cents.
accent coffee at. 40 cents.
Ed. CLOUTHIER
2i4 ". Railroad Nv, Albuquerque, \. \.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
THE GOLDEN RULE
DRY GOD COMPANY.
Great Manufacturers Sale.

We have secured some odd lines in ~CLildren's, Boys and
Youths Suits at about SOC on the dollar. Some may call it
a job lot, you may call it whatever you please. Our saving
will be your makng-we guarantee you a saving of at least
80 per cent on each item mentioned. Money refunded if
goods are not satisfactory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
CITY NEWS.

Hi0HLAhD-LOVely Beds-DAisy Rec
tAuHAuL Fine sample Room.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-01
Boys Shoes.

Size II to 2 reduced to. ..$1.25
Size M to S reduced to-. 1.15
Size M to S reduced to-. 1875
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-01

r9euf mor9en 1eiBf nibis. Bon
nun ab erIauben JrGulein mir, baB i&
Sic brei Wal tGeli9 friire. Wofir
bin id benin ionft Shre 3ofea~
limb obne Miberfpru1 su bulben,
md6te fe fi9 iiber ibre 6errin NIT
4amm unb 8rennf9eere Der. Damn
erit mar Hellp no1enbet. SIN @piesel
ertunnte fie fih fcum pieber unb bate
F9 betnabe ausgeladt. 8abstte faltete
bic 6Gnbe:
rNein. finb Sic i6Dn, endbises
5rGulein! Sinh sic i66ni"
Reap brebte ibren &opf iiber bic
Sdulter unb befab f!9 BORN unb binz
ten.
r@Iuub.m sic ni9t, aabette, bic
rRobe Solsil" mare Gibfder setpe=
fen9"
rIiat biibfder, Srdulein. absr
%elcqanter tpdre fie eetpefen."
LIMB bic @legun5 ftebt mir bieuei6t
beiter. S9aSe, buB i9 iie nibt sez'
~Sa, fGabe lit es." iaote Die ;3ofe,
l'tpeLt lte pepuUIl9 lpreH T0pI rDie9te.
rGs lit pirtli9 dreerli9."
Sd fam 9abette uuf einen Ginfau.
r8ieIlei6t f0nnten ~SsrGulein be
~&obe SOleil" ieBt NOD nsbmen."
Neap orebte ft3 auf benz @bIaB nm.
Wel4 Elm erlDfenbsr @ebante! 49,.
Sbr mar elm Stein con Der Seele ae<
fallen.
WortieBuna folet.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-01
fur Collector:

fur Collector:
@ir fnb .rmdtttst. 5srrH
THEODOR Z. GUNGOLL,
oIs 60uolbot fur Collector Don 9aScouaoe Spuutt
an3uJsigei. InterlDorfeu Der &ntibeioung Der 6ttmm'
e.ber bel ben retublttaniitsu Brtmarp6bI,u.
gStr fHo ermadhttgt, perm
CHARLES BLINNE,
an3ujei9er, HntertpG-ien Der GntihelbuHq Der StiulIA'
9eber bel ben republitanti6eu SrtUdrp obIeu.
Mir fiuo srmdbtist. GERM
CHRIST. KLOSSNER,
bon 8idIuuo 9~oipuih,p oIs Gau.ibot fdr Solicitor
bon Soscpudbe GoIIntp an3u3eiQen. HnterspprfeH Der
Sutittthun9 Der Sttmmssber bet osn republltautiheu
GrtmdrfunhIeu.
sRtr tnb .rmddttst. S,rrn
GEORGE ONCKEN,
BON RlhIaub 9omufhio. oS Ganhibut fir Gsuettor
non Saseonnoe Gonnte an3uJeisen, unterDorfen Der
Sntihetour9 Der Sttmm9tber bet ben repueIItaui'
f6eu Yrtm1rluahIeu.
@tr iino ermGhti9t. Germ
FRITZ NIEBRUEGGE,
bon gonIlpare 5oipnibip. OILS Gaubtbot fir Collector
bon SaSceuobe Gounip an3u5et9eu. nntsrtpprfsn Der
ber Stimm9;b.r bel ben experimentation
YrimdrpabIeu.
mir Fnb srmddtist. SsrrH
HENRY BRANDHORST,
bon 9hirb 6 reef 1oipuEbip aIs Gauhibat far eoEsT-
tor BON Soscnuoh. Gp,tntc or;rc-iu.n. unts ripo r,cu
Sntfdetonn9 Der StImu3.ber BET ben rspublitani.
f6.n YrIlIGrDablen.
s9tr fub .rmd6tiet. 6,rrn
E. H. AUFDERHEIDE,
als Gonbibot fir Collector bon 8ascpnob. Gountn oil.
3nsei9su, inter pprfeu Der Gntiheours Der StiiRm
9eher BET ben rspnbIifauti6tn Yrim6ripabIeu
Mtr fub ,rmdhttat. e.rrn
G. H. HOMFELDT,
ais 9aubioat fIr Solicitor BON SoscpnaSe Gonntb on.
iu3etQtn, uuteIpolten Der Gut1d0ttouuQ htr StlHlms
8eber bel ben rtpubIttanti1eu 9rtmarfpoblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-01
Sir Sheriff:
1Rir 6uh frm0dbtiut. 6srru

Sir Sheriff:
s8ir NIB srmd6ti9t. Germ,
COLUMBUS A. STOCKTON,
bon Shiro 9re,f Eofpnfbtp. oIs 9auotbat fur Sheriff
bon Sascouabe Gonutp nH3usct9en, ruteripsrfeu Der
Sntiheieung Der Stlmmgeber bel ben repubIItaui-
ideu YrIm6rpohltn.
9Str fino srmdtti9t. 5erru
JACOB BlCKEL,
BON RitInub Iotpniht9. NIs Gauoioat fir S6ertTi
Ron SaSconooe County ouiu3eiQeH, uuterporfen Der
SntihsioHng Der Stlmm9sber BET ben republifanilten
Yrtm1rpabIen.
g9ir ftuo ermdhti9t. S.rrn
FRITZ J. KOCH,
bon 9DuIlpare &otpuilip. oIS Souoioot fur SberlTf
pom easconaoe Sountp an5u5eigsn. mrterpOrfeu Der
Sntfnstounq Der StImmsebsr bet pen rsrubIIiauli6eu
VrIm6llplhIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-01
Oeuvs P11iuionen.
Gin ftibIid)sr Roman uou ioibslm gesslsr.
(1l. S0rtiebune.

Sic feBte ii9 auF bic elettrif6e
8obn unb fu1r gum Martt, mo- 6us
8ant6uus lag. OILS fie antam, fpute
f6on gef6lofen tperoen, aber lie lieR
iih our6 einen Oiener gum Director
felbit fiibren. Dieter priifte ibren
S6ein unb Bat lie, einen Nuqenblid
8ebulb 2d6en al poIen. Na6 elmer
Weile fam CT auriid, inbem er fi6 b0fz
li6it enti6uloigte, baB er ibr siemlih
Diel Cob qe6en miiTe, ba bic or0beren
WerthIheine bereits berftlpHen {eien.
Gr hdnbtQte i6r eiren 9erQ Q~ouisbore
unb cine 6anbpoa Woten elm, sd6lfe
alles Dor ibr bin. pdbrenb Ne1D fih
perQebens bemii6te, mit3u5G6len. Sic
500 oorauf nit bitterem Grnft i6r
Observation-Disclosures berpor, fiiute
e8 BIZ gum PlaBen, itette Die S6eine.
bic nift binein9in9en, in fire SuI6e
uno empfubl ii3. -
G5 mar elm briidenner 7rii6linqsz
dbenb- duff ben iGmaIen Srottoirg
flutbete cine bi6te WenIcbenmenee.
NellD boa in cine SeitenQa1e, bic u.n
Nuot binfii6rte. uno ging am See entz
lang meter. 6ier mar es buntel unb
CANA einfam.
BON Der Wufsrfeite pebte Elm lalter
Jo9n uno trieb bic Wenen qeqen bic
bo6e Steinmauer, bab ibre lebten
Spriber ME qierige G6Iangenf0pfe
iih barber empOrredten. WdnGmaI
srrei6te Elm idpaher Strabl bas
lun0e MGp6en unb beneBte ibre
S6ubs.
Sn i6rem &opf lpoqte Elm 8ebunfenz
9aos. obne bdB ibr etipas tIar in's Be
puBt1ein trat. Nur mun6mQl fiel iGr
Elm, oaB lie lid bod eigentlih gan3 unz
'inntQ freuen miiHe. Mber in oemielz
ben NuQenbIid fiibtte Ite bann 70 tie
henoe S6mer8en i'm aopf unb in Der
9ruIt. oaB Iie ii6 pieosr benz u~ntIaren
9ulbbemuBtiein binQob.
Sn Der Suntelbeit praute tie Dor
etncm Weni6en 3uriid, Der iie a6tlos
fdft geitoben bate. IS mar GaIberz
hot.
Sm Nugenblid ertunnten 8eibe fid
uno itarrten ii6 ipottloS an. Damn
ginQen tie nu6 entgeQengeiebten Rid=
tunQen au5einanoer. Q6erNeup mertte,
tpie Der Officer ii6 qlei6 barauf UNI
orebte, uno bur6 oas 8lutI6en Der
ipiben Wellen, Die aus Der i6nar3en
3isfe na6 tGr 5iinqelten, bernabm lie
feline nd6ertpmmenben G56ritte. gu
Qlei4 b0rts lie ba8 SGmmern hires
9ar5tn5, bas in milper WnQ1t f6(uQ.
Sebt nal er neben ibr, iponte lie an
fpreden - ba fhrie ba3 iunqe WGbz
den. ME Elm psrfolQtes 9ebebtcs Sbier,
ba8 Iid in ieiner Nngit geqen ben Sd
ger feIbIt menhet:
YSie BADEN ss nur ouf mcin 8eIo
aboeIeben. IS lit ia nidt maDr, DuB
sic mid lieben. Sie - 2iiqner!"
Damn QinQ lie meiter, %nGbrenD ibr
bic Sbrdnen berporbra0cn. Gr mar
perfApunnsn, lie b0rts ridt8 mebr
BON ieinen G6ritten. Sbr 6er3 GieB
rad, qlei6 eirer iiber6iBten WuI6ine
Su itdmpftn. Tn Der ltertn Ste1e, bic
BON Der %rieiiqen WaIIerfld6e bertam,
3ifhten nur bic WeQen empor nit ill
bernen G6uumtronel, Die glei6 bdz
rdllf in bus buntle Sett 3uriidianten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-01

@ls NenD cine Stunoe fpdter ms
Optel 3urijdtum, par bic Gable D'6ote
bsreit9 poriiber, Sean tom i6r entgez
Qtn. I'M au melben, oab Die 2dnte fe
barejt5 liberaQ Qeiudt babe. Iugen~
blidli6 lei lie i'm Simmer 6es 6rdulein
3dllbe.
9prt lab es an hisiem 4beno ni6t
Qdr3 70 unlpobnli6 aus tpie FONT.
W~enieTtens itanb cine 3besmafbine
alF benz tablen 0oteltif6, oeren bldlz
lide Tlamme nadsr unb ruhelUS en-
por7dlu9.
0ie 6eiOcn alien SunQfern faBen
ieoe in elmer Sofdede. 5rdulein Glez
mentine bate ben SdB6en Sbee, bic Iie
dctrunten, iebe8mdI einen S6lud Dir
raj beiQemiI9t, I'm i'm 6ef0mmli6er
III MAIDEN. unb Der Sprit mar tbr in
bic Naie Qs'tiegen, beren lebbattes
0liiben aldn bcinabe fir ben Wtoets
fdein zines luitigen 8aminfeusrs neb=
men tpnnte.
Die beiotn batten iif 10 redt IN cine
emp0rte Sttnmung bineingeteoet. @ue
flint Minuten blidte cine DDn tbnen
nad Der llbr. -
.0alb neun. - limb Sire Nid)te 1T
npd immer nift ba."
Sdntc sSba lpddclte nit Dem &opfe
unb rollte bic Nu9en.
.l3chn Minuten ppr breipiertel neun.
- NlenQiti0en sic Ii3 ni6t, liebe
eFreunoin?"
SeoeSmal penn ordltBen Elm Shrttt
Hang, fubren lie 3ufdmmen u1lo rI6s
teten Die MuQen ouf bic Sbiir. Mber
nenn bann Der Sdritt poriiberpdllte,
empfonben ie eile ftiae 8enugtbuuit9,
baB es nod fpGter ipurbe. Senn Deute
NGenb fpnte eilpds ipie Elm Struf9ez
ridt 0oit 8 iib,r NelIp abgehdlttn iperz
ben.
Dor linen lag bds Nntldgemdterial,
ndtnlid erftens Elm i6mibiges 8ebtB,
bas SErdulein Sullbe, Die INNER ettpdS
auf Der Grbe fanb. inter Gpbeu emf
eedt bate, Sipeitens dber Elm gefdoe3u
Observation-Disclosures. 9etpeisftiid: Elm
Brief BON benz Nettpr Striem aus
2eip5ig.
GrnIte @ripG9ungen tpuren 5tpll6en
ben TSreunbinnsn 9epflogen fporben.
SrGulein Saube bate fogar ndbe ge<
leot. Oh nidt cine gr3isbun9san1talt
ME bds ,Hdubs Saus" Der pafeno1te
Srt fir elm berarti9 Der Semoraltias
tipn observation-disclosures 9eIaopt mare.
Gnblih trot bus Spfer Elm. Die
beiben i'm Sofa I~tarrtcn NeQp a1,pbtte
ibren Grub gu erpibern.
.gBp fpmmft 0u her?" fra9te bic
Sante nit er5pbtner @timme.
S1 hattie 8eIorgunoen."
Sic beiben Mi9ter pe4ielten enlz
.Mie fannft OH u1g iun9es Wtdcs
den Did untsrIteben. gfa6ts aaettt
orf Der StroBe berum5uloufen?"
g2e1D md6te cine un9eoulot9e We
pegund.
sd bobe ipirfli9 i6er mi4ti9ere
0inGe nit Dir al ipre6en."
Sd audi" SoQte bic Sante uno
matt ifrer Sreuroin tirtr Siid gu.
Wnr g(llsm oeftsbs. % Da un2 iibcr
bic Sertunft bss Weniaen, ben III
ung sufuhrteit. ni6t aetdai9t 9ait?"
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fur Ridter pom iIolihsn Oiitrift:
Gir Fuo srmd6ti9t. Germ
AUG. D. DOERMANN,
ala Gnnbioat fur Gountp RiGter BON ihbIi&eH 81
ftrift ppu @ostpHno. Gpuuip auluttteen. untertuorfsu
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fouiiheu PrimdrfuahIsn.
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THOMAS MEYER,
uou gosuff Ioiuuibip, oIs Ganbtbot fur GoHHtn Rld-
ter BON iuoIldeu q thrift bon So6csnoh. Gouutp an.
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A.. ]. BRlNKMANN,
als Goubioot fur Gountn 3int,r BON ihbli6su III
Itrtft bon 6oscouohe 6ouHt1 an5usetaeH. unite rpprien
Der GutiGsioure Der SiiRmeeber bei ben rspHbIi'
FriTdrrDahIeH.
mir iiub trmd&ttgt. 5trrH
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bon lhtrb 9rrst IomHihip. oIs Goneioot fir Gonntn
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auau3ejasu. u~ntermprfeH Der GutfdeibUus Der Sttmn-
bel ben repubIIfnnii4en 9rtuidrDe httH.
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gauotoateu an'et9eu.
Sdr Reprdfentant
Wtr iiub e%rm6bttat, Germ
IlIto tIHiuWItSt, PeIIH
DR.. THOS. j. R.

DR.. THOS. j. GRACE,
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TO auSu5,iesu. unterporfeu Der SutIdstoun9 her
StSnnI9tber bet ben repubIitcutIGsu $rtmd iuGbIeu.
Mir finb .rmahti9t. Ssrru
CHAS. F. POPE,
els @anbioat flr Rspr6ientaut BON @afcouooe 9oun.
in au3nseteen. unite rtpprfeH Der Guti6ethuuQ Der
Stimm9tbsr BET ben rtpubIifanii6su 8rimdrtpahIru.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-18
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
--rs-
PHILADELPHIA, RLCH- %M
NoND AND NoRbOs.x .1ES
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every TIES
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY az day-
light.
Freight received daily until p. NJ.
Fare dneludins meals ana BERTH Us on
Fridas's and Sundays steamer.
For further information apply 10
J. w. MCARRICK.
General Southern Agent: Office, Rockets.
w. p. CLYDE n co,
jeS General Agents Philsselphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-18
GREEN BAY MENTION.
Case of Magruder FOwIkes-Prof
ROberts's Resignation.

| GREEN BAY, VA, September 17.-(Spe-
cial.)-Mr Magruder Fowlkes, who is a
| party to the cutting ARRAY with the negro
Hayes. which recently occurred near
Nut Bush. Lunenburg county, went be-
fore the grand jury Monday and was
by the court bailed to appear at the next
term of the County Court. The state
ment made by the negro Hayes before a
justice OF the peace soon after the diff
ficulty occurred, completely exonerates
Mr.. Fowlkes. The negro said he first
tried TO cut Mr.. Fowlkes, but failed in the
attempt. Hayes was sent to the Retreat
for the Sick at Richmond. and from last
accounts, was improving.
Mr.. Richard Overton a member of the
Fourth Virginia Regiment, at Jackson
vile. Fla, was In the village this week.
PROFESSOR ROBERTS RESIGNS.
Professor w. A. Roberts, of Mecklen-
burg. who was recently appointed teacher
OF the public school at this place. has
been appointed principal of the graded
school at Chase City. Professor Roberts
has forwarded his resignation 10 the trus-
tees at this place. His sister, Miss Mary
w. Roberts, has made application for the
school, She is a full graduate OF the
Normal School at Farmville, Va, and
comes highly recommended
Mrs. A. L. Smith, OF Richmond. has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Smith.
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Norris Wing. of New
York, are on visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. G..
s. Wing, near here.
Miss Helen Owen. of this place. is visit
ing relatives at Crewe.
Mrs Rosa McFarlane. Of Richmond is
visiting Miss Fannie Davis. at Grape
Lawn"
Mr. IL. A. Wilbourne, OF Farmyille
was In the village this week and an
nounced himself a candidate for County
Clerk at the coming spring election.
MIR. q. 5. Wing. counsel In the suit
against the Southern Railway Company.
received notice to-day that the Court OF |
Appeals refused to grant the railroad |
company new hearing. II will be re- |
membered that Simons was killed near |
Meherrin. Lunenburg county, and his |
wife brought suit for damages and was |
awarded $500 by the jury.
The late Judge Coleman set the yer |
diet aside, which was afterwards ap- |
pealed to the Court OF Appeals. and |
Judge Coleman's decision was reversed
and the jury sustained. This last ruling
will be final, and the company will az
once pay over the money
Mr.. q. s. Wing, OF this place. received
a telegram to-day calling him to Peters
burg to defend a Mr.. Hawkes.. whose
father was killed by an officer yesterday.