davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-23

street-Roland A. Nichols. pastor. Men's
prayer meeting 945. Sermon 1890, Mex
taT, tne rera enPone one The general need q
MILLBURY = The Rev. Samuel Hodx.
Kiss g.; viii deliver an Illustrated lecture next
sunday sl evening. on King Solomon and
Second Advent Church, corner Of Chand-
Ter and Piedmont streets-Wirliam A.
Bhurel. pastor Preaching 1870; address
by secretary of home and foreign mis-
slons, Ed, f l.. Piper. Sermon by pas
Welcome Misslon-w. E. Oakley. super-
tthisehaent tiae Morning service 1870. Chris
IIan va Endeayor 2 40. Gospel meeting 80.
welcome. 1A'i al
Free Baptist, corner Wellington street
series on Matthews subject, @The king s
temptation. 8, r. NJ. c.. E. S. S. ii 20.
L Isaac, the surrendered life.p E. w.
The Reform Club, by invitation, win at
tend the union temperance meeting in Ply
ncuth Church Sunday evening at I O'CLOCK.
I6ere miS " vii be 70 meeting in Curtis Hall.
ing by Rev. Leo Boone Thomas OF First
Baptist Church. '.'7 ~ + iis'
y NJ. G. As, prayer. meeting. s.45.
meeting in Association Hall. Miss Vir,
siinia pox of Chicago win speak on eTbe
ride that saved an empire
AT the Washburn Home for Aged wom-
en-, l1SS Main street-Service- 8, conducted
by Rev e. w. Phillips y y
:, ~ United ed Presbyterian Church, Arcanum
itall, 35b Main street-Services by pastor.
Morning. THE star of Jacob.n eyenine
Carried by fouF. AN are welcome, @
= Seventh Day Advent Church-Today
SSappath school IS0, Preaching 230 in L.
Y, u 6all 266 Main street Sunday: Ser
mon 80 by Ed c. II. Edwards. In w q
T Y rooms, Pearl street. -
I, Worcester Association OF Spiritualists
y, a, II. Han, 35 Pearl street, lect1lre !
and by Mrs. Sarah A. Byrnes OF Bos-
~ christian and Missionary Alliance at U.
v. y. Hall, 566 Main street1-Serviee 4
conducted by w. J. Richardson. =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

KoLITz RANDY KITCHEN.
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may not keep to ourselves. This Ia an
iuNcntntyof our rich Inheritance
J. The good tidings OF Christianity
destined To pervade tho cnrth with ia
pure and simple morality.
Clv!l and ecclesiastical liberty, SCI
cured by many contest. from Magma
:. international law. rropoundcd bv
great Juflsts and accepted by great
Z. Tho purity and happiness Of domoa-
Tic life, an idea almost unknown to saw
age and half.civillzcd men.
e. The value % general education, with
nc appreciation Of history and literal
g. An Increasing and bcnenoicnt har-
vest OF scientific Investigations. BY which
hapnluefs Is promoted lie prolonged
nam destroyed and time and space are
II o. highly probable that the young
mon % the uniycraitlcE will soon be per-
enuNly involved In tho pnrpicxitiss thet
havd arisen from this war 81 one hum
dfod days, At least. ~ citizens " this
republic they will BE- concerned I'm lilo
adjustment % American Institutions to
circumstances ana people for whom they
wtru never designed. For these new
T. rnnfinilitlcs they should DO prepared
by uu acquaintance not only with gno-
graphical cthnugraphicai aud historical
inrtH but with the principles of ccon0-
mice. q administration. and especially
81 public and constitutional law 4
urge them 20 make ready for the duties
% the Christian citlzUn In the twentieth
ecntury-in prepare for foreign nffnirs
cation From "Bonki and Poilticg' hv
Itosldcnt u. e. Gilman, In Self Culture
Tor December.
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w. 'kbank. corresponding secretary.
glincs l.. Ai1rk. frrgrHfm committee.
Manning alj W@llrg.
The library will probably not he open
durim; the if1lidays The great expense
~ heating me building .g thought fvt
% DC lusuH'd tQg she lev whom 10 is
cansiiefed would avail ihtmselvcs OF
The use % the llbraty
Among the recent additions to the
bcserct Museum collections. which nfa
IN ihe use ~ She University. H. a mag
uIflccrt slab 10. rcd sandstone over ak
fcci long. showing ehc f.yi tracks 90
birds .r reptiles Tho specimen was
taken iN'm she m soz1.c deposits u
Wusatch county. ard wis presented q,
tn museum by Mr. Reubon CLARK. IL.
:. 'eN. now pfincipli % the Heher cay
hlgh school. for eight years Mr.. clark
vas associated with She Dcacr4 Muse.
um. Another Gifi hy ne same donor
cvufigis of a ~ilnpty " ph sphoros-
cent doiomde. or mlgnceium ilmoss1u.
known geenr,efaily by The uEgi.ve
name " "lleli iir' ipCk' The stuno
"mlir q hrIeii rtI rl1w when r.rnck
or rubbed.
The state Teachers as0ociisi,n will
meet al oEi 70 so ihr 2sth. ggtn ard gOth
~ Gals month. The ogden people are
miklur every o.. sib's preparation tu
entertain ID people She ttsi they can.
u"Vefnor WeNs has consented % adj
dtcss She association. i.liifoad rates
utah. "
Elder Hehor }. GraHf VIII c1nduc,
chapel exercises a. tht uulVcr-!.y thr
comng week.
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he low whisperinEa " fna seniors could
surelv be heard. But. alas ID was only
10 Brighten into hystoi.cs. harmless
couple OF lovers. Wan strong words
upon their lips ana the loud clash Of
sword and helmet and ringing steel the
lnfurintad Amaz0ns rushed wildly out
an their renewed mad search
WAY IN In the attic mid the ernun
of AmnznnA they We're hotiy discuss
ing whether Il were seniors far down In
one corner OF the campus. Angry and
turbulent grew the savage contest of
opposing opinion when abiurty q spec
tscled comradc appeared on the
chaotic scene with her superior means
Of vision Il was discovered that the
suspIclous gathering below was q group
~ Miss May kindergarten children
ploylng King william. Fooled and an
rrv. hut with a forced launh that thore
was 90 much resemblance between the
children and the seniors. the desperate
Nrnazons plunged anew into hot pur-
II iasi overcome with physical OK.
tt,1ttitsr weak from lack ~ f.il and
r.,,i. srsi overwhelmed WITH f'slup'int.
mont. df.o1urarrmeifi ana q tplir. the
fr,idu,r rave ~ the hunt Ah1W half
an t1fr later the ecrl1rs came Walking
aiviy f,wm the west bulid'ng here they
fod sought a hiding nore of rcircal.
II Z noi known wa 'har rirv mot ln
tho gisilc chamber Or In she engine
fsam of me basement: both theories
urc well supported
Al The meeting Of the seniors ycsler-
ftv q vls decided that thcy shlH nlt
have cans ard gowns The rcl aonE Tor
;his sfclsi1n IRE not known. d Ia sur.
prising md iifapr 'riinE 10 many he-
I ~ rho senior Cllas. btrHuF IN rc
seemed 10 be- strong srrsmpni In ~
vor Of gowns
The dramatic club have noe ~ decid-
81 definitely unnu whai play they viii
next produce. They nm crying go chO1sc
between a score ~ GuH1 ones They viii
have to dcridc hv next wcok. how
over. p, that thty may ieirr their pfts
during fhe holid1ya The lecture room
Of the laboratory building VIII probably
he n,tcd NJ Tor che nrst performance ~
Fhls se1son
The next ~ the sen,es VI free public
lectures given by members " the fac.
ulty fer the general public, Will be CIV
on Monday evening. Jaruiry . by Or.
Orrcn Howard professor n nrturii his.
trry. His subject will b. upun facts
ari flcilonr IN rnsuril history. m ox-
iremciy Interesting suhicts. The lee
ture VIII be rivcr ne fhc others at y
u'ei0rk, IN the University laboratory
building. 1877 WA. First Norh.
Tho railroads have ~-lntCd 10 stu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

EMS Of the tiriversny. afI those of
uli other s.auey,t IN ghe cry. an rNcur-
4iUn rite VI single fare f1r me round
uly and extending from December %
20 Jarrar, \. 1922 This excursion rate
is given provided che s.udt nis buy III FIR
tickets f1r the trains feavlug Thursdi ~.
December %. and provided ina. th-y
show ,hc 1s mt al the CITY uck.i Office
or at the sini0n a ceiv.ncaie NJ rlr.s-
lntlon IN the University or wh1tcvcr
school Is attended.
During mi, week nipl exercises
have 81 n e .nats-,,sl hv Rev. J. -. Hal.
10y. dean Of ST. Marx cathedral
Tv, u the varsity students are dis.
einguishing thcmselvcs as al-ar1und
athirtes LAT summer Joseph J. CAM
~, AMI GOtrge q. Morris swan from
Garfield Beach to saliair without a
r,s.; ,ihfs Il perhaps thu nra limo this
feat has been accomplinhti. Enough M
Tho Gre; time to he lUcnif.1. During
the hl'tiays II the fkDrg continues
GOD. the iDya wlil try 1u break abe
record u long dist1rce flltlrg among
amateurs. rslh lake WIZ Doe the scene
of ,hc.r feat.
A. mo- games can b. arrauyad fpr by
the 'Varflty l.thaN tctm. funa VI the
boys have turntd basketball players by
pratuc.ur with ;he giris' teams. They
nfd IL hard ~ restrain themselves In
che llgnter game aifer The ddrhlug and
pung.ng II Vothai.
There = some i1ik am'ng the football
boys - haVlrS the .N1 teams choose
w auh give putay game soun
In a reccns lister from Dr. whirnr.
who is de'ag spl 'fU Nnfk IN Leland
sianf lrd. the doctor makes an sncc uf-
aging niltinmtfr ahuT cur University.
lie fays. go far a. sumc subjects are
rlucrtr.1 j. I think me can do ua well
H. t'ah ns here. Of she subjects.
should name ca miFiry EcUiEy. ar1 !
am ~ cure btH L1fiu. crock. French
ana German. might Do added. Perhaps
vihcf ruhjecss mlEh be- ntmNi. oi
which the same u true"
Thu second year LAIN cass has CONE
pletrd the four book " Ca far ana
will begin rho study ~ some x Cicern'e
oratlons after the holidIys.
Am1rg the appiicatta f1r graduation
! IN ihc college courses thls year IL Mics
Wllkens N, ROW IN Mexico. This year
che " HIlng u0n-rcsilcut work.
The Iefa Gamma elected ofrccrs Lac,
Thursday evening. prsddcff. w. A.
Morgans vice prefldnni. Thomas Rty-
pl.ds: secretary und treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

PeterH. brigham city; Principal w. ].
Mccoy. Salt Lake city; Superintendent
Frank Evans. CoalVille.
PresIdcnts annual address. Joseph
T. Elngsbury.
THURSDAY MORNING.
$3.50 O'Clock. general session.
Language Work az Factor In
Education" Byron Cummings. sat,
Lake city.
Discussion led by Milton Bonnion.
Cedar city. and water VI. Wolfe.
Provo.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
department meetings =
Kindergarten and primary department;
''rhe Place ~ the Kindergarten In
Education" Mia Topper Maynard.
Salt Lake city
General discussion.
Correlation In Primary Work.
katherine v. pnpp. Salt Lake CITY.
Discussion led by LIzzic NJ. Orth.
ogden.
Tho srcer Arithmetic" George A.
cole. Fillmore.
DEPARTMENT or HIGHER EDu-
CATION AND supEWtN-
TENDENCE.
The Advantages In smaller Colleges
NNNN N.NNNfNNNNlfHF AN ANNllfANfN WIN
Larger Onef. for undergraduate
Work" ]. l.. Gibson. Logan.
Discussion ted by e. X. Edmunds
salt Lake city
'rhc Training NJ Girls Tor the Du.
Ties ~ Life" clara coiburn. Salt
Lake city.
Discussion led by Mamie T. Monet;
ogden.
FRIDAY MORNING.
$50 o'clock. general session:
Tho After Ego" Otenu Howard
Salt Lake city.
Discussion icd by ". " Arid. iIober
and Al1nz1 J. stUokcy, cranHiyiilc.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
o'clock general session;
school Teaching From the stand
point " Other prufcpalona," John u
/ ilauacu. Salt Lake city.
General discussion.
business meeting.
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graduating class. will again show It,
.herseiic spirit Mex THURSDAY evening.
Ns result OF many rcccnt ssrrsi meet
lhEs, the girls II the class have planned
IN elaborate social.at which they will en-
seftnln the professors. the college SEMI
.rs' ana the boys Of their own ciass.
10 spite Of all that Is said OF womnn's
luanittN 10 Keep 4 secret the kris Of
me class Keep "a an entire mystery ~
20 how they will entertain their guess.
sors.
Faculty University OF Utah,
Dear rcnticmtu' and "mndans."
step from your LOFTY pinnucics
q, NM come 10 common earth.
W. KNOW thai somewhere In your souls
80 put aside your sober looks
And come TO the 4. VI a.
On Thursday night. the twenty-nrst,
Ihe girls will welcome you
:. AZ the last meeting Of the Delta Phi
Fraternity she boys assessed them
selves silver coin each 10 pay FOR
certain edible articles from the drug
store and the confcctlonor's that will
ue Put TO good use at their last meeting
Of the year. No one outside of the boys
themselves can know lust what Kind Of
y time VIII be had Until ID w. all over.
Hut as the fraternity boys are an
worthy NJ being Delta Upslious there
u no danger Of nnythinu's being had
strOger than lemonade or fresh cider.
A good sized band " Amazona
seemed for an hour O. rcipn supremacy
over fhe main building of tho univcr-
sliy yesterday afternoon. Tho college
seniors We're ~ have mn Important
meeting. but suHpccting some trcarhery
they stole secretly away N some hid
INK place. The college women had
planned some unexpected raid upon
the poor seniors with the probable In
fcntion of securing their scaips and
skulls for the decorating Of the college
womcn's room. At about half past
four the librarian myAtorioualy disap-
pcared with. IL o. thought. oue or two
other professors; Just how they were
got rid Of y IL not known.
The began the terrible work The
girls strcamcd forth like pirates from
their retreat and Immediately set forth
IN every direction In earnest search OF
their Victims. Bang. bang. sounded
the doOts throughout the great building
NJ tho whereabouts Of the seniors was
not discovered. suddenly two wild. OK
clicd rcfeamH came from opposite dlrec-
tluns. Immediately part OF the dcspora-
does h1Ftlly sought the depths " che
basement, while part breathleaaly
climbed the endless rounds " stair
eases toward the attic.
with tho Irresistible rush Of Yale
football back the AmaZ0ns dashed
through partly opened door whore
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The Heritage and the Duty Of s,ud,ns,

lot the roprouch noor rest again upon
the educated Young men nf America
that thvf du not participate In political
action Tot them Or leaders IN The bat
Ties ~ the future iHt them not fNfIc,
that tho measure of history n not "a
dnV ~ month or year NJ u decade
hut u century. 10 the supreme intel
lirtuvc. u thousand years urv hut ~ y's-
truluN.
re 10 forever remembered that We are
the heirs Of great possessions that W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17
! INASURE WITH STUDY.
A ROUND or SOCIAL eMtnts.
.,.s,, rsre Rstc. from the Railroad. for
the Holidays Athletic Development
80 Football Contests.

Though the typical University student
1. seen generally with a large pack or
rosks under his arm. and may be- found
oysry ,choh night from month 80
,,,sth a. his study cable. -. whtn the
time comes Tor sports aud social pleas
urss, h. T. found active In ihem. Now
.h,f the holidays are approaching. thc
Students are already finding a llttle
,,ms for ,hc planning Of holiday pleas
mos There will be several social gath
erlnr. of the students during the next
two weeks.
The Deia Phi bail will be- the most
imp,rtnnt Thurday evening. Deem
III go.h. the large dancing hail OF
rbrt.anspn'F will again b. filed With
.he students and ehclr friends. The
uniaus invitations were issued THE ar
;sfioon They are got oui In the Var
sity rai1rs. crimson and silver. with a
monogram ~ the Greek letters Delta
mi. the envelopes ara paper are of a
darp crimson. while he monogram IL
h siivar. The boys paid about one
,hIei az much Tor the pretty souvenir
invitations a. they viii for sho use nl
ihe hail. This ac,ion strongly illus
ifl,r. ihclr object In giving the ball
Measure and money The committee
aul fraternity "a q whole are confident
lu even greater success chan she one
81 lrt month.
The first social undertaking NJ the
class Of 90 VIII be- supper and ball
on win hdly. December 2ist. In room
y 10 rrlvrrsiiy main building. Al the
f;ud als and their acquaintance are
invited. an entrance Zee win be charged
a. pay expenses. Judging from she
ratntasntss 81 she members Of the
class. the party will doubtless be very
succC1afui
The normal class OF 90. this years
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SIhIt TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Program fcr The fihh Annlil Meeting 10 b.
Held al Ogden.

Tho following IL the program pre-
pared Or the nf,h annual meeting "
the State Teachers association. 10 be-
held at ogden December -. :, aud 80.
1895.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. Is.
1880 O'Clock. popular mccting-Ad-
d'"sscs 10 welcome. Mayor John n.
soylc. Thomas u. Dee. president board
" education. Prof. r. n. Lewis.
illumination ~ Matter from the
Common School Curriculum In the In
torcsts ~ Elementary Education" Will
liam bradford. salt Lake city.
Discussion led by Joseph MpElohy.
Monroe.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT
Responses. superintendent John u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

Kali at tho
koiltz
Randy
Kitchen for your
kristmaH
Handles,
Kiondike Nuggets. Fancy
knkc Ornaments. iiiEkets. Boxes and
Musical Dolls. Yours,
kandldiy.
KoLITz RANDY KITCHEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

Lasts until Christmas. Twenty per
cent discount on our Entire Stock OF
SIN Goods.
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rsnsh fruit


Before You buy your Christmas
presents save money by examining ouf
elegant stock " Slverwarc. JoweIry
and Chrinimas Novelties. J. s. Jensen
co n. First South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

v, q. MI. iiargais sal. u.forr tho Holt
days.
You do not have 20 wait til after
Christmas Tor u. G. NJ. LIS Great bar
gain sale. I, Il now on, and continues
until Christmas.
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peterH. Brigham city. Principal w. j.
Mccoy. Salt Lake city; Superintendent
Frank Evans. cOalyille.
Presldeni'f annual address. Joseph
T. Elngsbury.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
The Result of Democratic Rule.

The County Board of Super
visors, it will he seen, has. re
~duced the tax rate from 40
cents on the 800 to 60 cents.
This does not mean that appro
priations for any purpose are
reduced. The object of the
Board is to keep down a large
surplus In the hands of the
Treasurer. A full treasury is
always burdensome to the PEG
pie.
For the SIX years previous to
the inception of ConR.y Clerk
'Geddy the tax rate was as fol-
lows: For lss7-'ss, So. 1888
's9, Soc; 1889 80. $50; 1Ss0-'91
soc; -lS9l-'92, s5e; 1929. zoe,
The depositam in the hands of
the Treasurer in 1898 was $3.50
and a few cents. In 1898 the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

tax rate is 90 and we have a
balance of $4,000 in the Treas
ury. L h 5 Notwithstanding
there are more schools 10 sup
port and other expenses are
heavier which growth neces-
states, The people of James
City are enjoying the lowest
tax rate since the war thanks
to the good management of the
county officials.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

No-'Co- 1.s,r for ftstv ~.r..
Guarnu.ert fcflcrH ll..t CUr. rIrr t-s o.-at.
men stroag. cloot ralro
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals wiz he received AT
the office OF Sam Harris until f2 O'Clock
m. Oct. 2sth. 1Ses. for the erection and
completion Of Dancing Pavilion and
Bowling Alley st Geneva. the properly
formerly owned by John Dahn. The
owner reserves the right. 10 reject any
or all bids. Plans and specifications
can be seen az the store % sam Harms.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
William ana Mary COLLEGE,

WILLIAMSBURG. Va.
Boa a from SIP % SIS per month.
Tuition Zee for The hat se>si,n 81 80
medical tee. -. contingent fee. -.
students willing Co teach two wears in
,he public schools pay emily the medical
and the contingent fees, and are charged
$40 u month Tor board. fuel. lights and
washing. Full col cgiate course Next
session begins THU RSDAN. October,
3. 1888. Send tor catalogue.
.YON q. TYLER, NJ. ~, IL d.
iy23 President.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

in Hampton this week. II
Mr.. John Parrish. OF Thel
Grove, is in town today. Il
Capt. f. W Maynard, of
Bigler's, was in town yester-
day.
Mr.. e.. F. Wilkins. of Dill
wyn, Va, is visiting relatives
in town.
Mr.. Frank Osborne. oil
Lawrenceville, has returned |
to College.
Attorney y. l.. Henley was
at Toano yesterday sOra
hunting.
Miss Mary Mazene was in
Newport News this week Wis
iting relatives.
Mrs. ". II. Braithwaite
has returned from a visit to
relatives in Richmond.
Mr.. ii. y. Phillips was in
Newport News last night, re-
turning this morning
Miss Hattie wilkins return
Cd to-day from a visit to
Mrs. John Hopein Hampton.
Mr.. f. NJ. Brooks spent
sunday in Portsmouth visit
ing his sister, Mrs. W. f.
Stubbs.
Miss Rebecca Cloves has
returned from "a visit e
friends in Hampton anC
Norfolk.
Mrs. III. \. Phillips anC
children, who have been il
Chase City this summer, arr
expected home soon.
The county Board of Su
pervisOrs inspected the iai
today. and will report thei
findings to Court Monday.
Messrs. Lambert, Collier
Shawen, Anderson, c. y. Wi
liams, Foreman and Horn
baker were among the oil
students who have returne,
to College.
Miss Maggie Walden, a,
.cOmpanied by her little nice
Catherine Taylor, has return
ed to her home in Manches1
er, after a visit to Mrs. Ii.
zie Harrison.
Hon. l.. NJ. Nance, Con
mOnwealth's Attorney ,
Charles City county, and g,
State Senator, was here tn
week to enter his son {
William and Mary
Mr.. Joseph Profit, q
alumnus of William and NJ
~, who is practicing law
Parkersburg, W. Va. is he
spending a few days. J,
since leaving W. & NJ. q
tended Yale where he era
uated in law after an atten
.ance of two wears
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

GRADUATED SUGAR
10 lbs. for oOc
Jap. Brand, Arbuckles,
Jefferson or Tip Top
Coffee in l lb. papers Zoe
Good Salt Pork DC
Best City Meal per bus. 41c
Carolina Rice per 10. 4c
French Candy per 10, DC
Quart Glass Fruit Jars
Mixed Mustard, &c
Saow Flake Pat. Fam
lily Flour, $500 Dbl.
or 25c Sack.
Ship Stuff and Brown
Stuff per hundred, 75c
Good Hay per cwt, zoe
Best Oats, per bu., Sic
Best Corn per can, &c
Large cans Table
Peaches 3 for poe
Mix Spices for picking,
per 10. zoe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
Mr.. YOUNG TO SPEAK MONDAY.

The Hon. w. A. Young. Dem
ocratic nominee for Congress,
will address the voters a'Ehe
Courthouse in this city Monday
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
U,oR sALE.-A TRAIT OF LAND

CYOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND
u Containing between 90 and o sores.
pat within the city limits. and IN i1
minutes walk ~ pos,o;iice. Twelve
good building lots on piace. Land
suitable To trucking. and vii grow ANY
thing For particulars address Mrs
". n. BtAITHNAITE. Williams
burg. Va. y23Stn
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y. l.. Henley. II. y. Phillips.
HENLEY Il PHILLIPS,

CIAnl Insurance Agents
(Psnnsala BARK R1iilas AZ 2 September ilt1.l
Representing fbe 5oite'ri'sg 'o-'raHiss.
Virgins Stare Of Richmond. va.
Home Insurance Co. ot New York..
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Go. 90
philadelphia.
Delaware Fire Insurance 60 of Phila
Hamburg Bremin Ere Insurance Co.
Hamburg. Germany
Norw ch Union Fire Insurance Socie-
~. of Lonton. England.
Fidelity and Deposit. Guarantee. Co.
oi Baltimore. Md.
The Northwestern Lille Insurance Co.
of Nj waukee. Wis.
All Of the above are first class stock
companies. and We are prepared To- han
lie AZ reasonable rates any Tine "a inslr
ance offered Us. large or small
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
81. ward's Ofllce. o. :. 80

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL IN
I'll ~ o'clock NJ. on Wednesday. Oct
1e. 1898. receive sealed proposals for
furnishing Thu institution with the fol
Lowing articles tor the ensuing quarter
Strict Observance % instructions below
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
WANT COLUMN.

Adrerffsen~nts IN this cofsz1 wbes nre o.
les nnes. 20 cenfs per tssse. Over Eve Ines
o cents per Hne caeh iSs1e. Cash ~ adr2rce.