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Also the following amendments 70 the Con.
stitutIon Of the state OF South DAKOTA:
SI5 Question Bubinitted.I That at the next
aeNnteYal 1elsatjon Ii this state, TO be held on
ff.ls irst 1TlpessAaaay aaftes ne 1;ts, ho 1ndsS.a n
s sSsss1ssi 4 ~ fhs l !ss ls'sSS'; 4 t RI|sp sssss
which Is hereby agreed to shall be s4pmitteS
ia tho electors Of thts state let thetf approval:
sIlail gaeffnq one ID 0f Article seyeh. III pf the
constitution OfL,ths state o. South pak9tql P'e a.
Inendeds 80 nhto read as: fOii0Wsi
state sss.l VINO {; s sSa!l p Be- 81 the as etgl years
and N not otherwise disqualified, BELONG
Ing To- either OF the following Glasses who
shall have. been a Mgualtasd etect0f under me
laws Of The ferrlttbFS s9f Aakotq NJ the. date
81 the sratiaacati6R Of this sShstita,tatl ~ tthhs
5tehpje or HhO lshaU I 'hAy6' resideN$ssth me
s aaanssa ssai is f asse !. s sssp1, - % ssls and and il d, IS
election pfscinet who're such ipesa&H p8era e
vote teri days. next p5saeedlhg any eieGAton
lSeconA. Persons Of foreign bfEth who shall
have declared their Intention to Dccoina cit
fzeHe cDnformabie to tho sllwS OF the United
Estates upon the subject Of naturalization
81 Question Submitted. ! That the following
anlendWeDt @. the Constitution OF the state
* South lLak0ta " AerAhy aEteed 70 and
l Es.s |ssa saps SsssSs .s Saf y t Asb5 4 .a. sRa 81. 4
Article yent5-sesen ls7l Thereof
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Onloe. representative In congress-, na4le A.
LanlisOn, residence Hudson, Lincoln countyS D..
business address,, Hudson 8. D.
Office, Representative in congress, name MD.
Alexander, residence WATERFOWL Codingt0n coull-
" {. D business address Watertown $: D.
ONCE goyernor. name X. Lewis, residence Lake
Preston EttlsseearyI county {. n, hqattisss address
ONCE lieutenant governor. name f. y. Carlisle,
residence Brookings. s.Brookings county, s. d.
business address Brookings.. s.. d.
Office, secretary Of state, name G. A. Grant,
Sherman. Ainnelaha county, 8. D., business I'D.
uress. Sherman, S. d. .4E
Ofice, state auditor, name ]. r.. O'Ne,l resi-.
dcnce Huron, Beadle county d. D., business ad-
dress Huron,S S. y.
ONCE state treasurer, name H.H. Curtiss, resi-
dehcD GaatltweOd Iii NJ n ee4ny y jt1 plsint&s
address clstleweod, sjlb: 81 4 81 HallpasSs
y onice. superintendent. Of public Instruction,
name kloreaiee Alqulr.t [ residence Sioux Tails;
s,,rs,pn,i". county ., 3 business addtessf Sioux
Falls, q, II,
Office Of COMMISSIONS OF school and PUBLIC
lands, name Gus A. johnson, residence eresford
unio,, comfy. &. D., business address Beegpst0rd,
s. o. .h,., ,,.t.,,t
nnnl u psJI aOinfson, address Bangor, walworth
county S. ID, business addFass, Bangor 4.
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Karl's Glover Tea, for Constipation it's
the Best and If after using it you don't
say so, return the package and get your
money. Sold by Ochsner's drug store.
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Office OF senator; name, Ben Meiller, residence
S San,l eslAi,ytownship' business address cham
Office of representative: name Nels Larson,
residence Pqkwana y. d., business address
Office of representatives: name a. NJ. Bowles,
residence Kimball 3. D.. business address,
kimhall, S ID,
Office OF treasurer. name George A. Miller,
residence Eagle township, business address,
Office Of Register OF deeds, name Frank Jones,
residence hummer township, business address,
Office of auditor; name j. w. Smith, residence
Waldro townohip. businesu address kimball,
Office of sheriff; name Paul. NJ, Krohn. resi-
dence, chamberlain, y. D., business address
Office Of clerk Of courts; name q 0, Lowe resi-.
dence America township, business address Rjjou
Office OF states attorney: name John. a.
stroube, residence chamberlain. 8. D., business
address chamberlain ST.
Office Of county 1udgeii name 3. g: Huddle,
Office Of o'aunty superintendent, name Mrs,
address Kimball, s. d.
de oaaos OF nm cnsoner ; e Z h pavid s sSarnss ,cb 1ss,.
berlain, D..
Office q surveyor; name Scott Hayes, resi-
dence, Chamberlain, S. D., business address
Office of Justice Of the peace; nameH, z, Jones
residence Kinball, s.. D., business address, Kim
ball, 8. d.
Otice-afjustice of the peace; name 8. Z. Viii.
son, residence America township, business ad-
dress Bijou Hills, SD. ~
Office of constable; name II, s. Dams: resi-
dence Kimball, s. d. business address Kimball
8. II, dEs @
Office Of constable. name Eli !Guptil, residence
chamberlain 8. D., business address chamberlain
8, D.
Office of county assessor: name William MOLr
residence Grand view township, business ad-
| dress Ola, 3. u.
man, residence Kimball, s. D.. business address
Kimballl, s. d.
commissioner srd districts, nume L. !. chris,
1tensen, residence Torrey Lake township, bust.
ness address Dunlap, S. {.
,commlssioner Ali. districts. name George R.
ness %adiress cha mber =. ~ ~ -
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.E.HE-aEE
Office of state senator l4th district; name
Jesse Hiatt; residence, Highland township, u,
D.; business address, kimball, s. D..
n. Office OF a. ste Wea 5spT yes;aenees K imh ais I. s.;
business address, kimball, S. d.
Office Of state representative 18th district;
f B.: ss,.; 4; a; ad stsaasf Fuksans, S. 5. s.
Office ,pt treasprer;, name., Z. II. Ames; resi-
dence, Chambeflsin, $. D.; business address,
Office Of register of deeds; name. Frank Nor
gan; residence, Chamberlain, S. D.; business
address, Chamberlain. SD.
Office Of sheriff; name. Claren p. Miller; resi-
a sdaress tj Kimbali i1t 5, ), 'oYnsn'p, . = business
Office Of county auditor; name, Lee L. Hene-
gar; residences Cunningham serhl1i =. 2; business
Office of eIerk Of courts; name. Ben W. Ryan;
residence, Chamberlain. s. d. business address,
Office of states attorney; name, ]. f.. House;
residence, Chamberlain, 8. D.; business address,
chamberlain, y. D..
othce OF coun Z Judge; name; James Brown;
chamberlain, SD.
iOHsce d. superintendent of schools: name,
Iedy51 Ut, sssi kesaS Sddrsss' fe SIambsi;ld Ghss 3 s..
t EMksHe i. Kiaball' 8. D.; business address,
Office Of coroner: name, IL. NJ. Adams; resi-
dence, Pukwann, S. D.; business Address, PAX
G#se. Of surveyor; name. I. 4. Meyer; resi-
Deuce, U44mherlG;n, s, ~; business address,
Office o{Justios Of The psaee; pane, Joseph
DudAcek; residence. Pnkwnnu, y. D., business
address, Pukwana, 3. d.
Office of Justice Of the. peace; name. z. Z.
Morrow; reaidenac. GlRpherlain, s.. d.; busi-
mess address, Chamberlain, \. y.
Ps S!!;s sss s 2ss;ssS hf e al s: s; 4 Business sA' a.
Office OF Justice Of tho peace; name, john
Gleason; reeiae3ce kwa Township, $, d.;
Once OF constable; ,TRne,. Frank Rnzour; resi-
deice, Rich Land township; s. p; business ad-
dress, Bed bake Is; p ~. o,:.. -;
asRRSts KkiRWRRssA! 8: r; business hhsi addfsss, klm
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Volts SpecIaIdea.

~. Wolf has til stock at .his ti,n.
lias largest and best assortment of efIE
ILDAio ever shown iii Brnia cnnnsr
ffiers ihat defy all competition. Com.
Risd haSeaRvinraJ. ooule
Tie latest stsies III ladies, =,
.Iiti5iapd Cafes and high grade Jaicksts
teseiYea t.ais week. i. II. Wolf.
James Town Batting one foil mntaa
acomtcrter. j. Ell. Npif. =
q, Honey, Rackwliest Flour. Maple syrup
ana maple Sugar al Woli's.
hnndseds are taking I'D, antave AZ tha
oalsalnsi 4 caps at j. 81. iWolf's' II vc~
fault. : "on. oe our
. y dozen ladies' and gents Main ami
iieeced Hose direct from thy mannSar.
tnrer. VIII sell you Hose Il il can't AZ
gouu as can bs bought elsewhere far *
cents. J. u. Wolf. ioi %
New Clothing and Dry Goods reco,v.a
Oh nearly every train. j. ii. Wolf.
eorgtiam that is sorgham at Volts.
Tom Lane was down from Jerau,d.
county Wednesday.
=. q. Miller returned gscm his Oman,
trip Wednesday nighs,
The GAsfauc man killed a muskr.
oac1 OF MS Garn this morning.
u. Why reports u fine boy at the
nome OF MI. and Mrs. Wendell Kleinhsns.
After the spepch at korzan,s Hall.
Saturday, November 8, there will he q
The Crow Creek Indian cornet band
and a number OF braves and sauaws r..
from the 0maia exposition this
week.
our Uncle Cllauncey has put a new
in his office. He must think tia
world is degenerating: that anyone
want 10 rob a PRINT shop.
$. II. Wright is to remove his. family
10 Sioux Fails. Ne do not underst,nS
lllat Mr.. Wright will locate there,
retain his Office in GAambs- ,,o ,r'
.. 49, ~
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W THE ERoHIBITIoN PATTY,

Commissioner 4tl:s, districts; name George R.
sheriff.. residence, West Point township. busi-
ness address Chamberlain q, ID. ~ 81 -
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-10-29

commissioner 9Th district; name A. w. Hanne-
residence Kimball, s. D.. business address
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-10-29

Office OF oonstable: name Eli Guptil, residence
chamberlain, s. D., business address chamberlain
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COUNTY TICKET,

once, railroad commissioner third district.
pane W. IL. Tomkins, residence Rapid City, Pen.
nlngtaii county, S. u. business address Rapid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23

Can, where they have been attending tho
American Christian Convention
The Epworth League of East Suffolk
Methodist church has been conducting
religious services nightly during the past
week. preparatory 10 revival meetings..
which will begin tomorrow Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock, when Rev D.
III. Kabler, the pastor. will preach the
opening sermon OF the series.
Mrs. C. f. Norment and children nave
returned TO their home, in Washington
d. c., after spending couple OF weeks
with relatives in Suffolk.
Misses Myrtle and Lizzie Booker, OF
Suffolk. accompanied by Miss En-. Car
ney. Of Churchland, Norfolk county, have
been I'm Richmond this week, for the pur-
pose OF attending the marriage or their
friend Miss Alese Jeffress. to Mr..
Thomas West Harris, which occurred on
Thursday last.
Mr.. E. r. Roberts, one Of our leading
druggists. has returned from Asheyi ie'
y. c., where he spent several weeks 'e-
operating from sick spell.
Mr.. Ernest Elan, OF Columbia. Tenn,
has been visiting relatives In Suffolk ioi
the past week.
Mrs. Frank Gregory aud Miss Lula Nc
J Leod. Of Norfolk, are visiting relative:
| in Suffolk.
Mr.. J. w. Ashburn, OF Tarboro'. y. c.
a native Of Nansemond county. has beer
in Suffolk this week on n visit.
At the regular convention of welcome
| Lodge. No. 50, Knights Of Pythias, OF
| Thursday night hancelor-Commande
! Dalton was authorized to appoint tw
members TO represent said lodge at tn
District Convention. to be held in Nor
folk on Tuesday night, October 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23

CWho breaches the Conference Sermon.)
viii also have to be sent to other church
es. or circuits, and also here there may,
and probably will be. many other changes
not now anticipated.
THE MEETING CALLED.
The conference will be called together
Wednesday evening. at 8 o'clock, at the
Monumental pile TO John Williams, a
pioneer in Methodism, by Bishop X. n
Hargrove. Of Nashville, Tenn. The in
troductory sermon Will be delivered by
Rev. Robert NJ. MaXey, Of Cambridge
Nd.
Rev. Mr.. Maxey is described as
sprightly man with fine address. lie Is
a nephew of Dr. Sledd ana not unlike
him in appearance and manner IN the
pulpit. DR.. Lafferty, Of the Christian
Advocate. says of him: "He is fully given
up to his work and bids fair TO attain
high position as preacher
From Thursday morning on, until me
middle of the next week, the body VIII
hold morning and afternoon business ses-
sions. on Sunday. the 2Oth, the visiting
nreacbers will occupy most Of the pulpitS
oe the city.
MINISTER'S AND LAYMEN.
The body is composed OF all the Metho-
dist ministers of the State, about zo0 IN
all. and four delegates from each OF tne
eleven districts. making in all nearly 5U
members. The business consists OF near
ing and discussing the reports from al
the churches and thinking out plans Tor
greater work, strengthening the strong
and removing the weak and building up
the waste places.
DRS. BROWN AND WHITEHEAD.
But greatest and most interesting OF
all Is the assignment Of pastors 10
churches. This is done by the presiding
bishop. at the advice Of the presiding
elder for his own district. and Is not
made public until the last moments OF
the session. TO the changing or appoint
ment Of ministers is added the appoint
mont To other districts OF six presiding
elders. These are Or. A. c. Brown, Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23

suffer from headaches loss OF appetite, loss
Of sleep. iassitude in the morning, drowsi-
ness dufing the day and general out-oi-
sortsU feeling. If these conditions are
neelected almost any serious malady may
he the result. Frequently il is some neIv-
ons disorder or dread consumption: Dr.
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery IS the
hest medicine for hard-worklng men IL
Gives edge to the appetite, makes digestion
and assimilation perfect, invigofates the
liver and purifes and enriches the Dlooa'
To IL the great blood maker and hesn-
builder. Ii cures oS per cent. OF all cases
of chronic or lingering, bronchial tnroa'
and lung affections. e..
All too frequently, death dogs the ioot-
stens of the wife, in the guise OF weakness
IA disease of the delicate and important
oygans that bear the burdens OF wiiehood
md maternity. There is an untailing cure
~, disorders of this nature. IL IS Di'
p;e,ce,s Favorite Prescription. II acts di-
.eetlv on the sensitive organs concerned
sl;u0 them strong, healthy and vigorous.
=. Cts Tor wifehood and motherhood
~ ,rsay are sold at all medicine stores.
nn,;ng early childhood death turks In
.ysrv corner for these fragile innocents
The mother can only protect her oanes Dy
ser,;riuo some practical medical know.
49, nr pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser imparts this knowledge. roi
naner covered copy send 81 one cen.
sta,,ns 10 fover cost Of MAILING oHig 10
DT v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. y. Siola
binding II stamps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
MRS. DOwDEN GETS A VERDICT.
The Jury Awards Her $1,000 OF the
so5. 600 CInimed-Other Court News.

$4,000 flnimed-Ofher court NtNS'
The jury in the Dowden-Arents suit
which had occupied the Law and Equity
Court for three days. brought in YER
dict for the plaintiff yesterday assessing
the damages at $1,000. A motion to set
the verdict aside was continued.
A decree was entered in the chancery
suit Of Caroline A. Scott against NJ. c.
Staples and others. directing the distri-
button OF proceeds.
The following cases have been set Tor
trial In this court: October 2ith, Rosa
Jacobs VS.. city of Richmond; october
18th, i. A. Graham VS.. same; OCTOBER
18th. same VS.. same; October 9th, James
r. Worth VS.. w. S. Archer; same vs. NJ.
=. and w. S. Archer; October 18th. r. u
White VS.. Stephen Putney Il Co.
Judgments were entered in the Circuit
Court yesterday In favor Of Mary Ann
Browne. executrix of w. III. Browne, late
head of the Savings Bank, Grand Foun'
tain United order True Retormers
| against the following parties:
u. ID. Lewis and others, S9l; sutton u
Grigg. 500; NJ T.. Gerst and others. %l
| w. A. Payne $9l, and Nelson Williams
Jr. and others, for 800.
| Edgar b. English qualified to pracuc'
| law in this court.
The following cases will be heard II
/ this court next week: october 2ith, nan
! cock VS.. Belvin; october 18th. William
VS.. Williams; October 96th Robins vs.
| Pollard: October 9th. Thompson vs. May
nard: october 2Sth, Gentry W. Noegler'
| Administrator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
BIG BODIES TO MEET.
METiIoDrsTs IN PORTSMOUTH, BAP-
lists IN LYNCHBuRa.
WORK FOR CONFERENCE TO DO.
Many Matters OF Interest to lie Con-
sidcrcd-Six or More OF the Presid-
ing Elders to lie Transferred

The Virginia Conference, the supreme
body Of Methodists of the State. will hold
its annual meeting at the Monumental
church, of Portsmouth, during the week
following Thursday. November 10th, and
for many reasons this promises TO be one
Of the most interesting meetings the
conference has held for several years.
First Of all, six presiding elders will
have 20 be changed to other districts,
and there may. OF course, be other
changes, very likely three others. About
seventeen Of the preachers Of the State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
THE COCKADE CITY.
Death of n Venerable Lady-Poii'ic"i
and Personal.

PETERSBURG, VA, october 2.-(Spe-
ciaIA-Mrs. Euretta Blair Suckney' rehcl
of Charles Stickney, Of Alabama, died
loet night at the residence Of her nephew
Mr.. C. b. Gil. on Sycamore street IN
the 18th year Of her age. She had been
here for some time visiting her relatives
and had been i'll for several weeks
Mrs. Stickney was a sister of Rev. Dr.
7 NJ canister. a distinguished Episco-
nal divine Of Alabama, and OF the idIe
William G. Banister, Of this city, VINO
was killed in the battle OF June ., le'i'
ON Water-Works Hill. She leaves many
near relatives and friends In tins CITY
Her son. Mr.. Charles Stickney; her daugh-
ter. Mrs Randolph, and her soh-lh-id"'
Major Randolph, of Greensboro AID
were with her when death occurred. Inc
remains were taken tonight 10 her houie'
at Greensboro for interment. Mrs SUCK
re,, was a lady OF great culture and re-
dnement of lovely disposition. gentle
ness. puritv. and grace and beauty or
character, and beloved by all VINO Khe"
her. ..,-r,,,l,>.
Thomas Hall. a citizen Of Chesterfield
county. who was so badly injured hlbht
before last. near Swift creek. by being
caught and crushed under raining tIee'
while coon hunting. with some friends
lies i'm a critical, and, it is feared hopeless
condition, at the Home for the SICK IN
this city. Both of his arms are broken
the right in two places; his body Is
I bruised. and his neck either dislocated
or fractured. His body IS paralyzed
/ from the neck down, and he is uncon-
/ scious. His physician does not lhihN
| there is any possible hope for him. MI
! Han is a member Of \. 2. Hill Rlnes'
! COMPANY X, Fourth Virginia Regiment
and is away from his company on fur-
Tough.
! PERSONAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The Thorp and Jones colored Repubn-
cans held meetings in most or the waIu'
Of this city last night, for organizLIoi
and final work before election day. IL
believed that Jones will poll a larger
vote here than Thorp. The Indication,
! are the same in Dnwiddie county, ana
/ indeed, throughout the district
Surrv County Court meets next Iues
! dav and the day will be given up u
| noiitical speaking. Senator Martin ant
Air Young, candidate for Congress IN IN
second District. will be the Democrau
sneakers. Dr. Wise and Mr.. Holland, the
two Republican candidates, Will also
ON hand to speak in behalf of their re
snective interests. A big crowd is eX
pected. ,,.,-.,,,,,
| Court will be tried on Tuesday anu IN
days following of next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
NeMs OF the U. :. Courts.

The United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals will convene in Richmond next
Tuesday week. Judges Goff. Simonton'
Paul. and Waddill will preside. Among
the many important causes TO be argued
IS that Of William Bird & Co, or Liver
pool Eng, against s. p. Halsey' OF
Lynchburg. Va. The Liverpool recehtiy
had a suit against Richmond hrm III
the City Circuit Court.
Judge Waddin. who has been holding
court I'm Norfolk during the past week
returned 10 the city last night. lie was
accompanied by Marshall Treat, who VIII
This week make arrangements for the
transfer OF Thomas W. Lacy from the
city jail to Raleigh y. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
SCFFOLk.
Church TO he Acknowledgements
inc, Mnrriages-Iiriefs.

ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SUFFOLK. VA, October 22.-(Special)
The auditorium of the Suffolk Baptist
church. which has been undergoing I'M
proyements during the past three months
will be opened again for service to-mor-
row. The pipe organ has been rebuilt
and is now on the main floor, next to the
pu!pit. instead Of in the gallery. Inc
seats have been beautifully upholstered
and a handsome new carpet mas Deeh
placed on the floor The exercises To-
morrow will be very interesting. and Will
Doubtless attract large congregations.
The pastor, Rev. J. +. Love, VIII preach
at night on "Quacks-Religious and Other
Kinds"
The first marriage to take place In the
improved church will be that of two OF
its most prominent young members-Ar'
Frank II. Bennett and Miss Myrtle Belle
Rocker. The bride-elect is daughter
of Hon. ]. L. Booker and wife. and Is
nrettv and accomplished young lady, be-
ing specially proficient in the art OF
painting. Mr. Bennett, who IS native
of PENNSYLVANIA, is leading young pus'-
ness-man of Norfolk, whittier ne went
some months ago from Suffolk, where ne
had resided for several years Inc ceie-
mony will take place on Tuesday night
October 25th, at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Norfieet has issued INVITA-
tions 10 the marriage OF her daughter
Miss Virginia Gertrude. to Mr.. Robert
Kent blair, of Charlotte, y. C., which
event will take place at the Main-Street
Methodist church. Suffolk. on wednesday
rigbt October 2Gth. Miss Noriieet Is
Young lady of stylish presence, wnle the
eroom-elect is a prosperous young pusi-
ncss-man of the Old North State
Mr.. II. l.. Woodward. who was besl
man AT the marriage of Mr.. w. q. Elain
and Miss Lstitia Holland, which occurred
| last week. gave an elegant reception on
"wednesday night 10 Mr. and Mrs liam
and the attendants upon them at theit
/ marriage. The reception TOOK PiacS a
the residence OF Judge r. ii. Ra%ie :,
| Mr. Woodwards brother-in-law- mt
| was quite gathering Of congeniai spirit
and the evening was one OF rare ehJoS
| ment. ,,,,.,, M
onartermaster Willie Tom Kilby' o.
! Comnany G. Fourth Virginia Regiment
and Cornoral Blackwell Stith and private
| Charles Stith, of the same company, a.
rived here this week. having been holo,
| abIv discharged from the army CoiPo
! raj Alfred ID. Bowen, OF the same com
many who was at home on sick furlousn
has also received notice Of his disehars1
Rev. w. w. Staley. ID. d.. ana SouLSn
man I Is. West OF the Suffolk Chris.iA'
church, have returned from io'o"''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
a,ic and Musical Entertain

most enjoyable dramatic and musical
oatorteinment will be given at 81. Mary 5
gan Marshall street, between Third ana
Eorrth streets, Tuesday night, the zoth
instant. Cor the benefit Of 81. MARI, 5
r,ottd,ic church. The entertainment VIII
he under the direction of Professor
Charles f. Mutter and Mr.. A. F. sauer-
III Who have arranged a most attrac-
Nc and entertaining programme en-
hrac,ng some OF the best amateur talent
The object for which this entertainment
&c 90 be given being most laudapie one,
- is safe TO say that the renditloh Oh ln III,
programme so attraetively arrangeu WI
ba Witnessed by large ana apprecia'lV'
audience.