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Francisco advanced TO- and European stochs ere de-
creasing Prices here accordingly advanced. Pri.
mary receipts for the first days are far behind
last year, and this greatly encouraged bulls Corn
sympathlzed with wheat, and was also strengthened
by small receipts. The seaboard clesrances we're
only 100000 An export movement is reported in
rye and barley. Oats were helped by other grain.
the small stock aud better demand Brddhreers
day.
FLouR-The demand was light especially for the
higher grades but naturally the tone of the market
was In some slight degree improved by the rise In
wheat, II was not enough TO hurt anybody. Rales.
5000 bbls. Receipts were II, a3S bbls and 30. OF
sacks; exports. .32A bbls. and ls 700 sacks Win.
ter In bbls Superhne, S2.tO9s2boi No. extra,
s2bh9t2.db; clears t8. i0as32,; strsights. So 40
$40! patents. So boas8 7b. Springin bills; clears,
As3.s5; rye -four. $50; 0t8.6O; buckwheat hour.
81 OO9s2.2b grain, s0o.. nominal. c. J. e. New York.
changed here and at the so tn Sales here, 42o bales
Liverpool unchsneed on tho spot with ssles Of IL.
600 bales; futures ~ points higher. Manchester
strong. The movement today was as follows:
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.ns Ss5S eiossd SIsp e.t ssn! hsSst sd ssSh
SsSsas sSu.h:fP il. 6oioraSo sSSthsrn 4,
h css ep Fse L. sosAd asf RsSsp g..
Union Paoifc. Wisconsin Central A., Atchlson.
BALTIMORE and Ohio. Central Pacific, Kansas
end Texas. Northern Pacific. and st. Louis
Southwestern Issues
Commercial price OF bar silver in New York.
1so. Bar silver i9 London closed at 2! 3.l4d.
Exports to Europe to,ncrrow tiSso 900 ounces
Money on call. 50s per cent, Time money In
fair supply at y per cent for all periods. Com
merelsl paper is quoted at bh per cent. for bills
names. ssiSe per centi other names. eca7 per
Sterling exchange was in good demand and
yanced Continental exchange opened firm,
I.t ISPs s H.. ' fsS: hi: aFS.s
"a 49,. "a scs al,
short; reichsmsrEs. a4s for ons, aud IS ID
S sss an ST sS.s fq SS sr ssd! Sio S0
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston-5c.
ld10o. discount. Observation-Disclosures. par: SELL
Ing. LILO. savannah-Buyins. noff selling, par.
S SM sas cc e 81
discount ohlcseoIsSc discount cincinasti
premium.
Exports OF general merchandise from the
port OF New York for the week ending to-day
were valued at S5a05.57s. against sll SIC. O52
lp the preceding week, and 1l,44S.027 in
the corresponding week Of laat wear; since
Jan. l. S427,N&3.eS2. against S44S 27o. S3l the
corresponding period last year.
The all-rail eastbound shipments OF dead
freight from Chicago last week we're 1922
tons. against N'.55l tons last week, and
1OS.5ls tons the same week last year
Railway gross earnings for November com
pare with those OF tho same month Of last year
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lEHICH VALLEY,

Stations foot OF West lSrd Cortlandt and pesnro.ses
Streets (FennA X X ferrieSD
me West I'd Street othcr figures Cortlaudt or
Desorioses streets Daily except SUNDAY sunday
.e.Ns 'sS IN Quar- rans daily sunday leave.
IS An, esuuday leaves rs An. SuGCay leaves rs
Pm. Sunday leaves ''5F.M
B.55, 700 A. ". Local for EASTOS
s7.55, eS. 10 A, NJ. Dor 81 ftAlO NIAGARA
FALLS ,nd West, and princirr locs points Parior
.t,II.55 1900 Noon. SLACK DIAMOND
EXPRESS" Eandsumcst iT4iI u the world l. IN.
tied To seating capAci,. Due LuSA., F!s r NJ, cnn.
meeting with through seepeTs to DE ru and Chicago
1888 iG9S8 I'm sfEtS4dEEN tol l fsshabs;
y.5.IO, y5.2OPa Local for MAI IN CHJS6
'5.3S, N6.OS 7. NJ Chicago Nestblle Limited
For Niagara Falls AID points Mest Through sleepirg
Car to hicsgu and Toronto
r7.55, 500 r ". Exposition Express for BUT
,,,S;55, 800 VI. For ITHACA ROCHESTER
BUFF Mo and West. Sic ping Car 10 ~ irNgo
sol III rLAlSFIELD and ROUND BROOK locals
and $50 4. VI "
..Tesets and Pullman accommodation, at lIs, :si. "a
g, su ard ~ Broadway, 3 Union square West -
Go uinbus Ave, \. T.; SGl Fulton St I Court ST 4
Bre'dw.y and ANNEX station, brooklyn.
y TRANSFER Go. will cAll for ard cheek baggage
IRON hotel or residence through 10 destination.
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Delaware, LaCkaWanna & Western

Leave n. Y. pher sta "' Hnu curisto-
800 am 49,. Binghamtun Mail "''''S ~, j,
10000 am Ithaca Oswesn IuNain r. ~ pm
-l:oO pm, ,lnrao and chi ago Eyprcss .on pm
400 pm. .-,. 81 rIntOn, WAN .btrfr ami '''o pm
.-oo.... No., Plymouth ENprcs-.. - o,oo nm,
200 pm Buffalo aud Chrag, LIN w., 40 40 pm
'-9 I'm, p'a2 nHi ar Blhun am "a:so am am
,Sleeper 70 scranton May he ncrnpied a. lao am
and uro mn nh human accommodations at lis AN
WGstcotts Express Company viii call for A..
check baggage TO destination. was Wal usaa
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ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
as follows. aud hve minutes earlier from West
Qtll 4. M.-vesuhule Express daily for pinr
c''O hAmton, WAVrrly, F,mtra. BuG,lo, nraf.
ford; arrives Buffalo L. NJ. IArlor car Buffalo
HntI +. M;-Nesubule Limited Fas m II daily,
solid train for Chicago arrives at Cleveland
Cleveland aud Cine mat p,n nsCr
7.Nl y. M.-Buhalo and cleveland yestibnled
.DO Express daily. arrives Buffalo 7:OS A. "a
siadt.rd go NJ. jamestown J A NJ, Youugs.
town lo'2I A. A.. Cleveland 1880 p NJ sieepers 4,
buGalo and Cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
~. \ T.. M.-palr solid train for BIrghamtou
y, iThicaEo and Gin innnt; Dining Car.
IiChEIS LoSAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
30 ~, Hmroadway ~ = Very, 100 Fast i25'h st and
ncs. New York; aa2 and $50 Fulton ST.. ps Br1si
WAY Brooklyn: 122 Il Yer ST, Hohokon ard Jersey
CITY station. New York ansfer c.. calls for ana
checks baggage from hotel and residence to desti.
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Court of Appeals Calendar

ALBANY. Dec. b.-Court Of Appeals calendar for to.
morrow; Nos 9b1. 1853. rs, 1t1. 1b2, 1874 lo5.
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Available cAah bal, in.

Money In London 464I per cent Rotos n,
discount ~ open market for short and three e.,
R m9nths' bills bills: 3HS5H per cent AMOUNT Of
on balance to-day a7.Od0' Paris r a1vinns
quote per cents at 100 francs 10 centIm"s'
Exchange on London. % francs 29k centimes
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R, R.

~ HEDCLE II EFFECT Nov 10 1892
,.,.. ~ FOR rhE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry Whitehall Terminal
and foot OF Liberty street.
,,,Daily. kept SUNDAY, ssundAys
ohiGA,io. $40 A. NJ, Liberty street only,
lao T. NJ: and %i":lO night. ''
..rlITsbukG 1850 !. NJ. Liberty street onlyh
'l2lO night. - '' ' .'AA-
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. r. 90 30 90 Cpin.r,
~ $50 A. NJ. DINER, n 90 T.. NJ. Diner, ii :3o
omen, $500 C'RoNhl l'mitci' 81 'msiyoiy Pull.
man Train Diner and Cafc,. "2:55 tDincrl ss;SS
Z. NJ. '"'N ''"FOLN' 'l'oo
AZ trains ar" illuminated with Pintsch Light.
,.Onces ll3, lI2, 2Ol, dH4. 1854 broadway 2s
Union So W., ~ Bowery, y. y. 10 FnItSn al
Ilss Fulton ST., BROOKLYN: Whitehall Terminal and
TO destination. - ''''"Ns
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HAMBURG. AMERICAN LINE.

Twin screw Gxpress Steamers during Win.
ter on German Mediterranesn service, Ser
vice 10 Lundon, Psris, Hamburg, resumed
Feb. 2., 1000. TwIn Screw Passenger Ser
Nivr to plymouth London) and Hamburg.
Also y. Y.-Hambury direct
For sailing, SC, apply to
Company office, 81 u way, NY. Ihone 1871 Broad
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OLD DOMiNI0N LINE

For Old PN!nt Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth
Bnner's 7 int Newport News and Richmond Va,
connecting for Petersburg Richmond. Virgins
Beach. Washington, D. c.. and entire south and
West.
Freight and passenger steamer. sail from Pier a..
North River. foot Of Reach at. every weekday, OF.
Cept Saturday. at 7. NJ. and SATURDAY, at p ~
II. u. MALKER. Traffic ManARar
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Augusta shipped to day e2s bales; Memphis.
2.s41; St. Louis, 1851, and Houston. 10. 7B2 Flu.
lures here declined y to 7 points. closing steady
after sAles estimated at 80. 600 bales.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10

Garrison is indebted to one of the
hands employed at the Gypsy
camp close to his residence, for
the discovery as well as safe de-
livery of it to him. 1t certainly
is marvellous curiosity and
would pay any person to travel
miles to see it. The strangest fact
about the duck that laid it is, it
has not laid any kind of an egg
since, and apparently acts as
though it is bewildered, lost or
worried. GYPSY CAMP"
Jacksonham, S G, May 3, 1899.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10
The Governors Sad State.

The home coming of Gov.
Ellerbe yesterday afforded those
who were at the Union station
sad picture. He is terribly
emaciated, scarcely weighing 100
pounds, and is weak as au infant,
though he is hopeful and cheerful,
his friends are exceedingly ap>
prehensive. He stood the trip
very well, considering all things.
Cor. Charleston Post,
4th.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10

The Monroe Enquirer tells of
the lark of Nit Wltherspoon,
colOred, for which he is now inn
proving the public roads: "Mit
went to house in York county,
;. c., one night where crowd
was holding a wake over the body
of an old colored man who had
go,.e the way of all the earth.
Nit went to the wake determined
to terrorize the crowd, but he
concluded that the dead would he
the easiest one in the house to
successfully tackle, therefore he
turned the corpse out of the cof-
fin, jumped on the lifeless form,
beat it with his fists, pulled out
his bottle and poured a quantity
of liquor down its throat, Just to
put some spirit in the body, so to
speak, and then lighted cigar
and put it in the dead man s
mouth.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10
For The Ledger.
VAN WICK ITEMS.

Van Wyck was visited by Il
fine rain last Saturday night.
Monday morning the ground had
Il fine blowing season, and the
farmers went to their work in a
more cheerful mood than for
several weeks. Preparation of
corn lands is still being pushed,
and the timely rain will give them
a chance for getting in good
large crop. Cotton is coming up
well and soon will be stand.
Catawba Falls picnic had some
representatives from Van Wyck.
The little Judge left here Friday
to visit friends and relatives about
Lancaster and in Tank and be on
hand at the Fllls on Saturday.
Miss Emma Lee Nisbet of Wax
haw came down Friday morning
and was met at Van Wyck by her
uncle, Mr.. j NJ Nisbet and ac>
cOmpanied him on visit to rela-
tives and friends and enjoyed the
pleasures and magnificent scenes
of the Falls.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. SadIer
spent several days visiting the
people around Van Wyck, Beulah
and Six Mile communities last
week and the early part of this.
Rev. Sadler will have services Mt
BeUIah and Six Mile chul ches
regularly twice epch month.
DR.. 5 A Kell visited the family
of j l. Tillman last Saturday and
Sunday. He gave us pleasant
call on Saturday evening and
cracked his Jokes as usual. The
Doctor is looking very we'll and
has the appearances that the water
of Belair is agreeing with him
fine.
Van Wyck has a young sport
who parts his hair in the middle
at times, wears tan shoes, knee
Meeches and rides a bicycle. He
is only sixteen years old and rather
diminutive in size. lie has been
trying to sport II mOustache, or
forcing one to grow, but has not
succeeded very well in getting
this much desired adornment.
Nature has given him II few tiny
downs, which be sometimes pen
ellis into bold relief that appears
to give the desired effect as far us
looks 90 but not worth anything
when he tries to twist them,
while talking to his best girl. He
makes frequent trips to Waxhaw
and says he would not have q
South Carolina girl fer anything.
OPTmuS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10
Mr.. Ancrum the Appolntee.

As the result of the competl-
tive examination held in Rock
Hill, last Tuesday, at the instance
of Congressman Finley for the
Annapolis cadetsh.p appointment,
w. Ancrum, of Camden, came
ont first best, and j. \. String
fellow, Of Chester, second. There
were 10 applicants in all. and
among them were some unusually
bright boys. s.-IorkvlIle Enquirer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10
General Hampton's House.

People throughout the state
are determined to build General
Hampton house in place of the
one burned. In Darlington,
Charleston and elsewhere very
liberal subscriptions have been
made. In Columbia the ladies
have especially interested them
selves in the matter, and it is
stated that five gentlemen have
promised to contribute 500 each
to the cause. Columbia Record.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10
OUR SIX SPECIAL BARGAINS
ARE WORLD BEATERS.

SD' ctdi Bargain No, lone
c. Sc (Over 600 YARDS real Organ
dies. very pretty styles, and very fine
show material, guaranteed as good as
anyhodNs 20 cent quality, Our aston
lshlng price {! cents. Everybody in
L1ncaster, town and county, ought to
Sc; 'hese goods.
S1HtetdJ Il ga No. = % n e
Case extra heavy yard wide Percales
the 10 cent kind. Very desirable pats
terus. Our price M long rs they last
cents. Lancaster has never seen
anything like it.
Sp' ci"t Bdrgdin No. .3.-Abou.
600 yards wide India Linen beautiful
quality-very fine and show-Strict
value u! cents. Our price only 81
cents. Don't miss this.
Sp-cidk Bdrgdin No. 4 go pairs
Boys Fiue cashmere Knee Pants, siZus
to l6 years, every pair warranted
cheap enough at 60 cents, our price
Only 80 cents 4O0pairs Mems medium
and fine cassim.re and woisted pants
a, 80 cents on the d"llar. All first class
new goods picked up from manufac
turer who needed the money.
Special Bargain No. 5-Embra-
ces one whole stock of Clothing which
needs no recommendation. Every
body knows that we are the only cloths
ing people in own. II sesms to us
that we have supplied half the trade
this Spring. We expect to supply the
other halfreal soon. We continue to
! sell suits at half price. The sooner you
come. the better selection you will get.
Special Bargain No Ga sorts
of Shoes, Oxford Ties and Slippers
or Ladies, Misses and children par.
of Cloud & Allison's stock at awfully
cheap price. A splendid lace Oxford
in tans and black. wedge heel, for
children at 40 cents, valu 6S cents.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10
Convlcts Overpower Guards in
Marlboro and Escape.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
BennettsviIle, May 5.-The
chaingang, while working two
miles from town this afternoon,
overpowered the guard, and eight
escaped. Two have been re-
captured. Sheriff hunting for
others.
Court of sessions adjourned
this afternoon. l.. +. CASTOR.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10
For The Ledger,
a Wonderful Duck.

Editor Lcdgcr:-We've often
heard of the goose that lay the
golden egg, but it has been left
it'll this 2Oth century for Il duck
to do likewise. 1t is not the
genuine unalloyed gold but in
color it is the fac simiIe of that
precious metal. Wonders will
never cease. ] have travelled over
great deal of this country and
have seen many marvellous in
ventiOns, as well rs rare curiosi-
ties. But never have | cen any
thing to compare with the above
curiosity-a ducks golden egg -
till cast my optics on it at the
residence of Mr.. j T Garrison
who resides on a farm near the
residence of Mr.. McMurray. In
tense interest is manifested in the.
aforesaid egg, and also IN the
hens patient sitting. In appear
ance the egg is not as large as a
goose egg nor as small as
turkeys, yet extraordinarily
large for duck egg. The color,
as aforesaid, is of golden hue,
with small blue spots literally
sprinkled over the she'll. Mr.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10

Ihe clean harG cash, coupled with good judg
ment and shrewd buying, has done good work

Several manufacturers short lots closed, at a
trihe compared to their real value. Our CASH
B.4RG.AZoN >aN.N'EX (Cloud Il .Alison's old
stand) crowded with bargains, nothing but bar
gains. Not cheap stuff we don't deal i'm that kind
Other merchants sell cheap goods.
WE Sell GOOD GOODS CHEAP
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10
What an Aged Columbian Says of
the Proposition to Build Gen.
Hampton a Home.
70 the Editor of The State ::

70 the Editor of The State
Of course let it rise from it's
ashes. He should not be called
upon for any consent to this mat
ter. Without his knowledge let
it he done and promptly and low
ingly done. Let the people all
open their generous instincts that
never err. 1t is a tribute not to
the living man, but to the grateful
remembrance of the deeds and
services of the noble old hero
There is not an architect in our
midst who would not cheerfulIv
furnish simple and convenient
plan. There is not mechanic.
white or black, who would not
willingly drive a nail. There is
not n man, woman or child within
the limits of the State who would
not give his dime or her dollar to
push the work forward. The
commander of 'the Legion" is
homeless; let us restore him TO
his home ! Who will take the
lead in this gene rous and grateful
acts We cannot restore his splen-
did library; that is lost with all
the treasures it contained. But
we can restore comfort, peace
and happiness to an honored and
virtuons old age. viii the editor
of The State receive contributions
for Richland LDP.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10
OUR
MILLINERY
DEPART M ENT,
Is one of the
busiest and most
attractive corn
erS i'm our Cash
Bargain .4nnex.
THE SUCCESS
Of This
Department
Is Phenomenal.

eg Already our second order
is almost gore. Miss Hasseltine
is crowded with workout with
the aid of an assistant we hope to
be able to fill all orders. Every
is delighted with our hats, not a
single complaint of any kind
There is nothing like having clean
fresh stock, and a Trimmer who
is thoroughly posted on styles
and knows her business.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES.

am representing this season the
Atlanta nurseries a well known AND
reliable house, and am prepai ed TO
sell all kinds Of fruit and ornamental
trees cheaper than they have ever
been sold in Lancaster county. Al
trees guaranteed first class.
ID. NJ. SIMS.
bowfysviile, y. q.
March lin. ff. 'al3
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10

Please note prices below and com
pare with others, and bear in mind
that we are not qlOting prices on
cheap shoddy goods as is very oten
done by some merchants in newspa-
per advertisements, but We are giving
prices on the best stock of merchan-
disc in Lancaster.
Nice line Piques in printed and
plain white welts at 81, regular price
everywhere III cents. Elegant Piques
in plain soiid coiors, newest shade. at
l2@ cents, value 20 cents. New line
Novelties in Piques very new and
swell splendid quality, in whites and
fancies-our price lower than any
bodvs. Just Iec'd the newest thing in
Silk and Linen crash, for cults and
skirts at 25 cents per yard, also lot
cheaper fancy linen crash at 10 cents
also plain linen effect at 5 Gems, great
value White checked Nainsook, 10
cent kind, f)r 5 cents. Fancy Organ
dies. in lace effect very new, at cts
worth l23 Fiue scotch Lawns, il
piaids and fan cies cheap at 5 cents our
price only 80 cents. Big lot light aud
faucies in standard Calicoes. sold
everywhere at cents. our price only
81 cents Splendid Moire Innings.
valued 81 cents, our price oily AGENTS.
Big values in white Quilts. genuine
Marseilles. value $500, W, sell for 81 q.
40. An extra large and heavy one
value 81 90, our price 81 Is. Splendid
large Quilt, value $l.25, our price
only as cents. Splendid Dollar
kind, our price only 90 cents
Ladieo full size vest, bIeached 5c
better grades l0r, l5c, and 25c. Large
Bordereu Haudkerchiefs. 2 for sc. val
ne, sc each. ChiIdren's Ready Made
Dresses. trimmed i'm Lace and rm
broidery, at SOC, soc, aud Sl.l5 Splen
did Line OF Skhts at 4Oc to 81 so
Beautiful Line of shirt Waists with
laundered Collars and cuffs, at 35c to
81 %. and many are worth double the
price. Handsome Silk Waists in
plain and fancy colors. and BLACK, AT
reasonab'e prices. iany other good
things We have not space TO mentiLn n
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-10

The Poe mills at Greenville is
adding a vast amount of machin-
cry to its fine equipment. The
stock holders are - receive a 3
per cent dividend in July and Jan
uary.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-03-09
THURSDAY, MARCH ., 1893,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
EEuRCHEs.

PREsuITrUikS- Rev =. Z. HrTrNLE. y T..
Pastor Preaching SUNDAY morning and eve.
aingi SUNDAY school 81 70 90 %. az, 10 II.
SAKLAN, superintendent II13rr meeting
"wednesday evening.
nErHopisr Eris,urIL. sIt Tn-ury. .. ".
EHLET. Pastor - Preaching cNrry sunday
morning AMI evening sunday s,,ipI ~ . -
q. ~. Dr. J. l.. ilIW, ~upt. Prayer meet
MAJ UFsiy " ctiiicsf!ny evening.
ri aiErnupisT ErisCprAL-Ev Rev. j. +. Martin,
~f.aator, preaching ryvry SUNDAY incoming
ami evening; sunday school ar F. 80 d. M,
T. ". GATLEy. ~upI, lmyrr meeting 'vcry
ncsdny evening.
Rlrrist-Hcy. VI. NJ MrNDtE, rus,or.
preaching nrsi and third SUNDAY of zach
month"; morning ami evening. mayer
Insgting every "Wednesday evening sun.
day school Da. M } .. 1nylnr, surrrin.
tendcut.
CnHisrfAN Ed. \ " il,EHAL, Vustnr.
preaching ,third aud fourth sundays oI
each month. morning uld evening. sun.
day school . s1u.m.. ". y iirning. .uprr
inicndent !. T.. -. e. D. every sunday
evening at U'c:srE.
..uTBKGAN- Rev. 4. l.. RuiiJptNo. pastor
Preaching ry"ry SUNDAY morning rzeapi the
fourth, cIigCh!sm uitsT chuTah.
CunoLIc-R"r, Father T"oNrr. resilient
priest: Mass every sunday except mast al TO
o'ciock: catrchism same day ats -.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-03-09
Tribute Of Respect

10 sister Annabal Rome. who died suddenly
Of haart failure February aBsh. isae.
Annalei Il gone. We long her face tu see
once more, but alas II Is done. her death
hath come and enc God SHE loved hath
landed her safe on that shining shorv. Yes.
enc ~ gone, some 10 the hsaseniy land no
ionEer on this earth 20 roam All viii join
wsih as. for her death wp all xsleat; her life
was noble as avsr virus ever spent.
Whereas. tho AlfSighty supfume Rasler
has deemed u expcdsent to remove fraa
our msaIst ane Of our fnost valued ANA en-
thastastlr ceworkars. tisssefurs
Resolved. That we exfend to the tereevea
family cur synapati1y. ~ ik further resoiv-
I'd that white we sfneexnss mourn our IT.
rrparnhaa iaxss we hnnxhsY bow TO thn IN.
vine wisl. sxifsvinx n y nest. ANA be u
further received that cnrx 1T these rssa-
tusions ~ entered on the sasnatea OF this
circle and . eosg rresapirsi to the bcrsnvef
family of our deceaxe1 sister. also, that .
copy be- pfHeen1ef ~ the rfrsx.
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IkI1YNi t>1xc1e. t>ue Dlun, Mn. ffsiS "a day III
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