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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-30
THANK YOU"

Es s7la Small Courtestes That Make Ia
 Worth Living.
 "0n every hand one hears Of the neg iae5 to say Thank you, " writes Ed ward ". Bok on The Saying af Thank You, il Pie Ladies Home Journal. T wonder sometimes if some people realiy know how ittlo of what comes to them IS their due and right and how much of what comes to them is by fa gor t4d courtesy. The vast majority O things winch como to us como by pure Eavor, by courtesy. And we should rec cgRiae lllis No act of kindness, how ever slight, should 90 unuotieed A Thank you ls : simple thing to say. Ts requires bus flow moments to write iG, bet ! eftsa means much. It means oys erytAing sometimes to the pereen re- aeiviag it F means 8 renewed Bait a Annaa nas4lra ln solAo cases q word af thanks is never lost, neYes wasted, If 1t sometimes seems to ba upoa tho person to whom it is
 expression has not been lost |
 one else who has heard t. It is oe15eia ly not ies5 upon ourselves. Enc most of Us are quick enough to thank some Oil who 608s us great service. Rnb tho small courtesy inst as greaa as the large service in eaality, wo overlook. IL aoesnst t seeia worth while to give thanks for small things. And yet what would We Do teddy and where would some of us Do but for the small eougtesies of life? They are what make life worth living.
 "It is al very woll to have tho last Thursday of each November set apart as day of Thanksgiving. but 1t would be far better if a great many of us caTs ried the spirit of the day into all the other days Perhaps if we did 50 we might have more mereies to be thank ful for on Thanksgiving day. Do not let the spirit of thanks stop with night fall op Thanksgiving day. Let us ex- tend i6 to all the other days of the year, to tho people whose lives touch ours, When we receive @ favor ct the hands If any one, no matter how small it may be, let us say tho words Thank you. If they should be written, let us write them. Let Essnet delay them, but take advantage of the instant when our heart is touched. Let there be more Thank yous' said by eYerybody-thousauds of them./ And the world will Ae better, brighter and happier plaoo to 1svo in because of them. ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-30
q MACCABEE S S
z-ltuaIistio Work Should Do ..roperiy
 Prescafed-Tents and Hives.

zsltualistlo Work Should Do Properly
 Rreseated-Tents and Hivee.
 Yhe Raccabeos have ritual that any memaaa can boast of, and the enthusiasm with which 1t has been received in all parts of the country is proof conclusive that Il is thoroughly appreciated-whe properly exemplified by well drilled teanl-by tho most oompeteu6 rltualists critics. No tent within the es ire juris- Giction should be without tess and the necessary paraphernaha for eoafessns the degrees.
 The Knights of the Maecabsee hs ia creased their membership alere tA2n field since their organization ia town, \. Y., leas shan yea
 Reports from Manitoba sis has ts GIG epringing Ep atl over the zee.
 Duluth's " Macoabee Bill'' | Hurno5 ee1eia his summer vacation ana again eagfad on his persistent rebHs acos lee making.
 Ontario rents geposf g more heg !sek than ao ssy sife the eW 9es, and rom plesen5 inaleaio ns talio Niii take good nogn fe1asn 4sg- A ae MaSt yenr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-30
--- -s- GRANNY,S nYARRS P

She doscd tho boy with cnlome 9ys g'.sen gave him catnip tea, s And yet he didn't feel quite we'll He haS the grip, you see. sho gave him tansys bonesot, squillr, ks-kbed tallow on his chest &nd fed him lots of blue mass piIas Which quickly did the rsst. By this time John could not get up. And as he lay in bed s2se ageachod him from q quassia cup 4i.l Ae was nearly dead. A- wien tt last the doctor came -1l ietcAaa poor Johnny round Fe ss sasd, T Twas granny, all tho same, hept hila aboye the ground.
 J. ;. Eeaton i'll "Quilting Bee"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-30
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04 all the caseas NOW tending to keen women 9es oG nlatrimoag eae that E yefv effective is the diserimiaation agaia6a married women 6eaehera in tho puoiio scaoais Maiden, Gass., is tha laeest G declare shat the zaarIiage Of 3 ps pie school le,iaeee shall be regarded as 2 resignation of her office. Mark tho lT0noun her. No such discriGination ls nlaGo against man. tY9alan } tll9s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-30

h zaluland, when tho moon IS at the full, objects arc distinctly visible a5 as great distance as seyen miles. By star light one can sec to read print with ease.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-30

Af yo1 are startinS on q long walking scur thoeaag4ly so@p tha inside of your a1eeleiAg heel with the common yellow seap .eed ia laundries. Hi.s pre. Vent your heel blisterias.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-30
ReIHlaE


 On and iaust sa rel8s48 D kaby. sweater eo 4he aQakey CT eIs
 lows shat? asked sAa 1nleE 99e gro beta 5aty JaanYars sa' email sweater.
 And sse wse dall laaghed tl ' aplezion rolled ae1 hse enseaa.s- rper'3 Eazsr
 Greeeesa national hymn. t4ken fre ionis SeloMo'a Hynn t9 6ibeH vas first 7grittga and pablis|laa in ea- aan The llss5 psg e tae as.isisl zz U Q eu!cgy Of ss9 a1a e Wa :. ea.
 Adel;ne Patti hae superb cole iaa 9 jewels. her diamonds aloaa hsing zeiaed a5 s27J coo She b9s sana be- fee naoss cs the royalties, rac-s al of a hafo maao hsr pgeaenfs oi joEf- .lry
 iEe couid Read Eanas. Gelesel peler--I decline 10 play wfts, goa ia tho gan.c, sir. asssor NLoherly-E, hJ. colcnel, dey6ss s2ean f9 insult me-
 Colonel Poker-fo, 10. TO. I mean that you are too well posted in the sci. cnoo Of palmistry. y.--LouisYillo Courier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-10
THE BOOMING OF CANNON.
A New Year at the V.M.L-rhe Cadets
90 PLAY Football in Richmond.

To IlUF i OUl- tEtli III thAAhAARAtN+
LEXINGTON. VA. sept s.-Specia.-
The booming OF tho cannon ana th'
sounding OK rtg.ille announced ths ioI-
mai opening of the Virginia Military Inc
sttute Each train yesterday ana to-day
was heavily loaded with cadets return
ind. after Two months pleasant vacation.
The number OK cadets la barracks TO-
a.y is about two hundred, OF which nine
tv-1vs axe uew cadets. More cadets,
both new AND old men. will be coming
in su ths week Glasses viii De formed
tumoIlats.y. and academic Work Will be-
sin iu earnest
Applicants lor the third class were eN-
amued to-day as were also the den-
clients ln subjects OF last years term.
Tho progro5s u The squad drills has
been very rapid, and already about d.
fourth of the new men nave had rifles
ISSUED ID chem and arc drilling under
arms in u manner that would make
many an ordinary soldier enyioua. TIC
battalion of cadets. consisting or lhe
four companies, will De formed to-day
and things sill. 0e gun ln Gho regular orr
dor from nov ou. Sentneis have Deth
portei and barracks have = decided mil
starry appearance.
Much interest is being taken 10 the
work of the loot bali team. Already The
,yor, VI che coach Boyle of .Penusyl-
yania. rs beginning 20 tell. and the ace
ffvsnoss OF the mel Is refreshing. no
accidents nave happened and all VIII be
I'm excellent condition as soon as the
soreness OF tho first few days practice
wears OIL 10 is very likely that the
team will play ia Richmond this fan with
some strong Southern college. The man
ayers. Cadets Gwinn and sullivan, are
negotiating for the grounds with tho
Richmond Railway and Electric Com
MANY and unle.s-s0me unforeseen OBJ
stacia prevents their trip the Richmond
people will get a chance 70 see the ca
diets play.
AN tbis week has been spent IN run
nlne catching forming interference
puuting. tackiing and falling on the pan.
I'M, men we're a little tlmid ana SSH a.
first. but they work Ike tssI5 now anu
povie expresses himself as well pleased
with their work. The new cadets nave
r,o~s chan filled the vacancies caused
by last years graduating class uepel
ttlre. Last years substitutes are also
showing I'd well Until classes begin
me- team will continue 10 sDend three
hours training each day.
orders were issued yesterday afternoon
admitting q. T.. Slemp. class u. ado
iuact professor OF mathematics, with
ran. of major. e.. T. Marrow and 4.
Milton class 's7 sub-professors and as
fistant instructors OF tactics. with rank
OF captain. .,.,,-
The resignation OF Captain ~ NJ NILS
now Lieutenant in the regular army was
accepted.
Among the late arrivals or OH cadets
are. Cadet Captain ;. o. Ialpott -
/ diets Charles Wingo, J. NJ WINSTON D.
u Drsl-a ana lanes Boyd. a Richmond
cant. Robert s. SDiuman. of Richmond
who ia a sub-professor and instructor oil
tactics arrived yesterday from tho
White SULPHUR Springs. where he has
snent a most delightful Vacation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-10

n meeting OF the stockholders was held
yesterday and the following directors
elected r. ID. Nuckols. r. G.. James, W.
VI. Smith. H. T. Nelson, II, w. Grice J.
a. Quinn. o. Hiieman and J. L. S3chs'
Other than the election of H. 7. Nelson;
president. to succeed j. =. Carpenter, anu
the directors. no change was mace III inc
officers OF the bank.
The Town Council has ordered the
sewer system 20 be extended ana seNsrdt
more streets covered with Stag. &c
Council also las I'm contemplation t4e
extension OF Commercial street from Nam
street 10 Ridgeway. Tho improvements
Will be IN charge OF Sergeant W. H. Ia
Wis.
Night-Watchman W. S. Cochran mas
been promoted 20 City Sergeant ana H.
III. Davis appointed night-wat chman:
b. H. Fox. w. l.. Boswell ana l., r.
Wheeler have been elected by tho NlL-
ton Forge Volunteer Fire Company ctle-
gates 20 the Virginia State htrcmen
Association which meets in newport
News The last OF September.
The delegates have been instructed 70
invite the association TO meet In Clifton
Forge next gear.
Colonel r. Il. HUBBARD. Republican cam
didate for Congress In she Ienth DIS
trict. IS announced - speak IN Nhtign
Forge Wednesday night. september ltth.
A Chesapeake and ONO dlninE csr
while standing en- tie yard accidentaily
caught FIRE last night. The fire was eN-
tinguished before much damage was zone
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-10
nnnaccn rNcIIANGE.

girhmoud Va. Sept. o. lS9S.
private sales rc1orted 20 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light
me tobacco inspector REPORTS to-day:
Iuenoctione Bright 90 hosshclis. dark.
q hogshcads. Reinspeotous none.
ALLEGHENY. SfoneWalL shoeckoe. Cren-
ehaw's. Seabr0okss, Ola Dominion. Dave
enDort's. Flanters' and Neale's tobacco
vtrerouses report to-day. Receipts. Z
p9ckagas. deliveries ga packages.
United States internal revenue collec.
tions on tobacco for the city OF Rich
mond, Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
SSOOlO6: plug tobacco, S6204.U. Total,
SlA255.3I.
The several railway and steamship COM
panies oenteriug at and doing business in
the city OF Richmond. Va report 10 the
secretary at the Richmond tobacco trade
Tor the month ending wednesday. Aug-
ust -. 1855. as follows. Received. Se-l
hOgshtads leaf tobacco weight. COP 3Hl
pounds. forwarded. 500 hoFshesds leaf
tobacco: weight N7j43l0 pounds. for
warded 2.soJ0l9 pounds plug tobacco
BRIGHT tobacco has commenced coming
in and stonewail warehouse IS receiving
shipments. There will be an excursion 20
SltrhaloaA Nnn Aha lkah inst. cnDmeneinS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-10


Close ou f1 llIi a injury ago, ~ those
earlier days when N.r York was not as
A'" i--' i''N1t -.'-.9
tar.Fed FL man whose Iio-lh was law ia
the matter of The proper wear for gentle
...,. t.f ma. ... ,,.s f,..f, on.
.'.-..'.',-. '....,. - by.
Gen.n.s hats were o.. lul5 style worn uy
the we'll dressed m.l OF those pr.m-
live times in New York.
......tr. ,,...r...-.
boarlliN5 hltu "a H. NDiie1lr HIGHWAY
natter over the fashions OF To-day as
compared or c0uffa.i.I wish those of
thai period wc asked. lIm TO- explain how
Geuin managed tO come 90 The front and
become the ludfsuutrI authority ON geu-
ffouen's he4av.tr ana the leader u
fashion I'M that Dine ol apparel There was
I. r.uea f0r elaboration. and turl rnis
ra-pou.a. ..EaI Won see. there was no
D.rI4n in tt,.. DAYS"
Tb.r. v-oe Il moral in this reDlv. The
hons. ~ Dr,ian MAS not then in exist
rnee ,yl, fr,t t1a'is 10 possible f5r some
.-. '' va "a
All s,,S. ti. DUNLAP STYLE and the
D-,.II, al,.lif. have established them-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-10

TF 4
N 'siJrb ana Main streets. REV. W. r..
i'9u s'inTit ''r ~ ~ |,-fnr sunday school
81 az n Services al ii 4. ST.. con-
p pl15tD - ''
ACp-cTRrET BAPTIST CHURCH,
n, Attrfrr rttf Tr rTAq'(UCR ID D.
a. -eeryices az tho tabernacle. Grace
Street between Beivldere and pine streets.
slndav school az 0lJ o'clock A. ".
I,1i.o, liz fhe pastor at m a. NJ
pr.,,s. yneetlne "Wednesday at SIS Il. M
vorng mems meeting Friday at SID
u. III.
cROVE-AVENI-E BAPTIST CHURCH
(Cr0ve avenue near Beech slreeO, Kew
I a. HIDDEN D. d.. pastor. preaching
II nj a M and p. VI. by rIe pastor.
Sunday scAoo! ~ 9l5 4. d.
WEsT-VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Cary and Meadow. So, iel5 III,
J ~ MERCER -. D.' paalo ~ a ''RsP
on Sonda5 59n1ay. 'n noe 81 p ~ Rows
meeting as p NJ Young People. Union
at4p. M Prayer-mceting "Wednesday al
S =. VI. Seats free. Visitors welcome
--...... -.,,,.,,l.,r
Corner Leigh and Twenty-hitn streets.
Row 81 Ashby Jones pe TOR. lfe4, hi,
Sunday 90 il a. N. ana SD ! ~. ~
the pastor. sunday -scnooi 4l o,l, -,
Ut. f1. J.. ,. q 10. s'Aii't"a "-.tf- az -
8 II. a. Mems Prayer Meatms Tues
day night. Regular prayer me -tNi'
wednesday night All cotol''ly "s'e''i'''
CLAY-sTREET 81 T.. CHURCH COR
ner Clay ana Adams streeta Rev. EU-
GENE hi. RAWLINGS. pastor. samoan
school AZ 9.fJ A. H. Preaching at ii A.
NJ oy pastor. SIS T.. NJ Dy Rev Dr.
al Tor evening service postponed on ac-
count OF Presiding Elders appointment
Ladies AID and Dorcas Society Monday
40 Il. 81. Woman Missionary Society
Monday 3 T. AZ: official meeting, Mon
day s.l5 r NJ. class meeting Tuesday
J. NJ. mid-week prayer service We'd
, ,,,7to,.,i rree,inr Friday SIS p. VI. A
eordial Welcome 10 all. especially s.rals-
eTs
q,pr1rTY " y CHURCH CORNER
81 ,Tventiefh and Broad Streets Rev
~ ArkeTfN. pastor Services Sunday
a. IL a. M and 5 -. NJ. SUNDAY school
s,,, '',y srfeTnoon m 3 o'clock Wednes-
a., e1arfng lecture at , o'clock, and
49, - Teaauc Friday evcnlL,y al 5
49, 81"
,.>-ro>r cr,,rroN METVODIs
80, ~ ,r,vonf I-four-h and Nell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-10

NEW YORK Sept. 0-FLOUR-Quiet'
but firmly held.
RYE FLOLR-Ilrm.
CORNMEALe-Firm
iGL-firmer. NO. 2. 4fc.
BARLEY-Dull. choice new mating %
4igc., feeding. 1910.
BARLEY MALT-DuU
WHEAT-spot market strong. NO. req
7O40703sc options opened stronger ON
cables and foreign buying, demand latef
grew general and more vigorous ON Duile h
Russian crop news renewed cash oe-
mand in the northwest bflllsn u-H pi
the government report and active eEpol L
trade. closed 1Nlls- net higher 30 =
red May closed &c.; september closed
Coo. December closed G6sc
CORN-sD0t firm. 40. .. 36iac. Options
opened lrm and advanced on ulinn-
abroad. predictions of "a hullisl crop rec
port. frost talk and export demand. ~loae
WAS strong at afc. net advance. MAY cl'a-
Cd 37ac.; September closed 55c., Deceh-
Der closed 35lac.
OATs-Spot quiet No. o. Csc options
followed other products and closed hrm
az &c. net advance: September clo7el
BEEF- Steady: beef hams $50.
I.SfD1iasy. western steamed. 81 22H,
September. 1926 nominal; rcAned easy.
IORI[-Quief .-..
BUTTEH- Firm: creamery. 1ftula'.,
factory. 1liHD1fc.. Elelus, $780,, D.. l.a. i'"
creamery l361fc.. state dairy l1 tltf.
CHEEsT-Q Quiet. large white. HiHlHc,.
EGGs-Firm state ant fennsyi fai'l.'
lCuIgtc.. western trcsl. l6c ..-.
POTATOES steady. Jcr.et O. si@-..t ~.
New York Sill11. Long lsinh'. fi.''
175. sweets. Jersey Sl5O92oJ. southern
C0TT0NsEED OlL-5asy; prime yellow
PETROLEUM-Steady.
lssr4,-r,,r..i,,.-,r r,-r- r-rr, qflofft0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-10
NAvAr. STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept A-sPlkl IT'S
or TIrRPFNTlN E-Firm. -,.4c., sales,
100 casks. receipts. glG casks.
ROSiN-Firm. unchanged, sales, nohe'
receipts. % 33f barrels.
cuAFrrsTON. s.. c.. SEPT. o.-TUR-
TFNTTNE- Firm at 21ile.; sales, none.
ROSIN-Firm. unchanged sales none.
WILMINGTON. ~. g.. Sept 9.-SPl R-
ITS or TTRpENrlNE-f lrn' -''iH-9',c
RgsIN -Dull. slOJ and $1lo; receipts.
CRI-Dg TURpENT1NE-F Firm, Sllo,
n o0 and St.G0: receipts. 33 barrels.
TAR-Fr.u, aoc.i receipts. '- paii''9'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-10
THE TIMES. pICrNOND VA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10. 1895

AZ or about Goldsborc. :. G.; or The
bsrea. ~ tobacco planters. and j. - *
peeted thar he oaerinsif, on N The bert. Richmond
break on that DAY VIZ s sc n ',.. .-.
-, ,cccived p letter last NIGHT from
nb3,,.,,,,es,,ilie Viss.. saying. thar ais son.
40 10 ~ rrogdon. formerly ~ The Davis
q or cS - ~ Tabacco CO.. Of this city. was
az $500 m v-ifh fever. and his physl-
cAiIt I.,i5 -, lave doubts of his early
clln ~ Ts- made tenie-s lls cyinpa-
~ H.. '-,o snvious father and hope for
,nnoa snesdy recovery of the young man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-10
Pacific Coast % pfd 6lh
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uONDf
BONDS.

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BONDS
L. s. now SIS. ..................... 1904
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Alabama Glass a. ................ los
Alabama (Claas b ............'... iVV
Alabama iCiafs 60 ........'.''+.-'- ~
Alabama Currency inconvenience ~ og,
Aichison -: ,....'... .'''''''''''' ~
Atchisou Adj. a. ........ .'''...''' t1ls
Can. So. Dds .+..+...sss.ss -s+.' ~.
Chicago Terminal 5s..,........''... go
O. and ONO . 80 ...'.'''''''''''' iindSit
c.. IT. and j.. 49, s....'...s.s-.' us
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T. W. and j.. lists tr. .-.......'..'' 80,
q IT, and S. 4. G's ..,............. 100
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a. X. and i. 4s... .-....-ss'..-..' 80
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Pacific Gs Of Co.. ...........s..'. i,,'5.2
Reading 5s.. ....-..s.... ....''-.s -.s
r. -. ~. 1sts... ........'....ss... ctt2
ST. l.. and Ir a. Con. 5s........... w
ST. 70 and San Fran. Cen. 0s...... ~
ST. II. Con .......... ...........s.... lIL
st. = a. and y. lsts... ............. lls
st. Paul e.. and J.. 5s .........--... llaS
Southern r. w. 1e... .............. ~
stand. Rope and Irvine Cs.......... lhA
Touu new SET. Ss....- ...........- Nn
Tex. BHc. J. g., ISIS. ..-........ss. i,.,.s
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wabash let oH... .s..-.. ''.s.-...' -
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W. SHORE u.s.. ...s-...-..'...s...s 4IIcctf
Va. loufuTifH... .s.sts ssss--sssss. 80
49, Centuries deferred ............-. -
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r. and w. C0nsols fs... -........ 80
Union Pic. 4s... .-......s....-'..' -
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Central of Ga. "a Tn. ......-''...'- -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-10
The TIDEWATER FAIR,
Large Attendance at tho Races-Hon'
". \. Jones Makes an Address.

TAPP HAMMOCK. September S.-Spe-
cial-The second days fair OK The Tide
water Agricultural and Stock Associa-
ton took place to-day There were about
TWO thousand persons present.
The FIRST race Was t4Otting, mile
meats. best three ian five. which was
easily won by Lumpkin's To-Be. Time.
2.3i
Tho next was a running race, six fur
longs. won by Utterbacks Fred Munich.
Tharo were other races OF less IN
tercst.
Hon w. 4. Jones addressed tonight IN
the courthouse q large assembase or
ladies and gentlemen % the satisIac-
ton OF his friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. SEPT. ?, 1Ss'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarle. Glove march9ln-
disc and passenger T," A'Hilii''H
Steamship Company, Noil''N'
SAILED.
steamer samassee. % Nell. Ph.iadelphia'
merchandise and pa7sen- ela' 'lLd- ~.
Steamer Pocahon'as, .l. l.. ~. ~, ~,
disc and passengers. f4l.--'''N -'~fi A@''0
stcamer Aibem1rie. Glover nerch93n-
disc and passens' el-r.N ''Oiii''''0'
Steamship Company. N.Ilo-N-
PORT NEWPORT NFWs. stPT. .. 1898
ARRIVED.
Steamer Arlington. Pascagon'a.
steamer Arlington. honuler
steamer Sau.uit -i.A' .
Steamer Cifv of FVof. ~. f0f. 'n
PANS. Relic of oregon Pr.f ilcnce.
Barge d r. Merry. Gi.
Rarse Escort. Sew haven
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. O. 1898.
ARRIVED
Steamship baltimore ~. ~ ,i1 l'lyo ha'''-
moro pls anecrs and general cargo.
steamship Finn city, HAYNES. aa .i.,.,-
o~ni river landings. passengers anu 6-''
SAILED.
sfeamsfln Baltimore Mummy, baiu'
more passengers and 81 leiai 't-v
Steamship Elm CITY HAYNES. Aia 'l......
rol. rlYer landings, lt7a-N7 I'D "''- n
eral cargo.
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KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Death of Weil-Known Lndy-Nr,
Sacrey aud Miss George Welded.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, September
Especial Mr. A. Oden Allen, deputy
clerk OF Orange county. met with nor
liblo death yesterday at Orange COURT
house. A freight train ran over him.
killing him instantly and horribly mutt
iAtIng his body.
AT d late hour last night MISS MNy
IT, buchanan. "a highly-esteemet Chris
usn lady. died at hsr home I'm mis- city,
BIT. james AcBryde Sacyey ana ny IS
Carrie May George wero married az me
Methodist church here. KEY. j. T.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
of Twelfth ANA Broad strcctl preaching
ut IL g. 81 and z T.. ~. by the pastor.
Row GEO. COOPER, -. ID. All usual
services resumed. Bible school a- $3.50 a.
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BRoAD-sTREET METHODIST EPISs
copal church. South, REV. NM. q:
STARR, ID. D.. pastor. Services at II
4. NJ by Rev. w. V. TUDOR, ID. D., and
at night by Rev. L. "a. RAWLINGS; ID.
d. al S:l5 o'clock. The usual week nighe
League.
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ASBURY NJ T.. CHURCH. SOUTH
Corner Lombardy and Hanover streets. =
Rev. b. NJ. BECKHAM. pastor; Preach
ing az IL A. NJ. and T. NJ by The pastor.
Attention Is called 70 the fact that tho
sunday night services have been resumed.
A cordial welcome TO all
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BARTON HEIGHTS NJ. T.. CHURCH
Rev J. SIDNEY PETERS. pastor. sun
day school At $3.50 \. NJ. Preaching at II
A. NJ and =. NJ. Epworth League meet
Ing at T. NJ Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening M 5 o'clock. All arc
invited to attend.