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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-03
Local and PERSONAL.

h Stamp under the rooster.
z Get your neighbor to vote.
Vote tor new court house.
Next Tuesday is election day.
Remember the polls close at oclk
: Wee President Hobart is critically
v and expected to die any day.
| - Solid oak, s-day Clock, hall
uFstrike, ~ at BUCKS.
EDr. Dabney will preach at the
cnrisfian Church in this city Sunday.
Hicks cold wave, scheduled for to.
@. arrived yesterday, one day ahead
q time
Elder A. NJ. Glover will preach az
t Hermon at $3.50 o'clock Sunday
4fernoon.
n The Saturday evening Embroidery
0pb meets Tomorrow afternoon with
,. VIM. Baltzer.
mrs. Bette Wilson and family NOV
this week, to the DIR. II. II. Wilson
ice, on Dyersburg road.
REV. l. w. Russell, of Newbern,
Tenn will preach at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and night.
- A large new supply of Carpet
samples just received. New Patterns
nd very cheap. Call and see them.
iO-6-St II. @. ANBERG.
"A gentleman from Lake County M
Germs us that the cotton crop in that
csunty Is turning ont great deal bet
70 than was anticipated
The ladies of the Cumberland Pres
fsterian Church will serve Coffee at the
residence of Mrs s. b. Parker next
Wednesday evening. Everybody IN
lated.
D BUCK is the best posted and
posi- practical Optician i'm the CITY.
Ses tested free. Cheap Glasses l5c
aid solid gold Glasses for $500.
Invitations are out for the mar
iYe OF Nr. l.. A Stone, of Hickman,
tqAilss Eta Hudson, daughter of DR..
ihr.son. OF Greenfield, Tenn, the hap.
~ event TO occur Nov sth.
r j protracted meeting Is In progress
AZ the Methodist Church. Rev. H @.
Johnson, of Dresden, Tenn is assisting
tlc pastor. Rev w G.. Hefey Services
cfry day-morning and night.
stU Seth Thomas Clocks az reduced
e SclEz,ExKER's -->.r......,..,
u--Ximiral Dewey has announced his
engagement to Mrs. w b. Hazen, wild.
ow of Gen. Hazen and sister to John
X. Mclean, the present Democratic
nominee Tor Governor In Ohio.
Marriage license were issued this
week for the following parties: Mr..
Ahs Goteld to Miss Willie Brown, on
the 2Sth ult., and Mr.. Simon Smother
mon to Miss Ida May Moore, on 3Oth. =
SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES.
Best quality new crop N. o. Molasses
at q. 4. EAKER's.
The precinct election officers in
Fulton county are so distributed as to
party politics and men of acknowledge
ed probity that fairness is guaranteed.
Therefore let Us all vote with kindly
feeling and good will as neighbors.
The case of Sam Stiefel, accused of
at New Madrid, was call.
ed for hearing there Saturday. but o
till the second Monday in
November because one of the witnesses
for the defence had not been subpoenaeG
|" Fresh meats delivered to any
part of town by W. M. SHAW.
Voters, don't move ont of your pre-.
cinct between now and election day
II you do you will lose your vote The
law rnquires residence Of one year in
the State, six months in the county, and
sixty days in the precinct TO make one
entitled To vote.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-03
DEMOCRATS no FIGHT EXPANSION

w. r. H.
AT the conference recently held
al st. Louis BY emocrstic lead.
ers it was informally decided to
make ant,.imperiallsm the battle.
cry Of the next national campaign.
According to the Chicago Record.
this conclusion was reached sfter
q csnysss of the situatiou. during
which it was admitted that anti.
imperialism was practically tbs
only issue with which the Demo.
Gratis could reasonably hope TO
win next year. IL the results of
the elections to be held bet ween
now and the national election in
dictate that n change Of policy 10
advisable. that change will be
made. but at present Democratic
hope lie chained to suti.expansion
sentiment. Said q leading Demo
crat:
"We would be beaten now II We
decided to 60 into the campaign
w suC tccuVS VI lOOOs 1uto was
generally conceded. And Ia cast.
ing about for a winning issue anti
imperialism seemed to promise
more than any Of the others. Both
parties will inveigh against trusts
In their platforms. but the differ.
ence will not he clear.cut enough
to constitute q practical issue.
While the silver sentiment is 40
strong 10 some quarters a. IL ever
was, aud has lost none Of its i'm.
portance, the people have heard
il discussed till IL would not do to
make 1t the most prominent Issue.
With these facts in view, anti u.
perislism was left as the only
question Of which an issue on
which we could 60 before the poo.
pie could be made. OF course, II
the State elections indicate that
there is a question which promis.
es better results 1t will be taken
up. The campaign will be carried
on by Congressional Districts. An
effort will he made to elect all the
anti imperlalist,c Congressman
possible.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-03

The builders trial trip of the
battleship Kentucky was made at
Newport News, Tuesday, and wac
an unqualified success 10 spite OF
rough weather. Capt. Chester,
who will command the Kentucky,
says she IL q great ship"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-03
HICKMAN, FULTON COUNTY, KY, NOV g. 1899
The Tickets.

The following are tho State
tickets 10 be voted on at the next
Tuesdays election 10 the State.
DEMOCRATIC.
| Governor-Wm. GOebel.
Lieutenant GOyerDor-J. G. w.
Beckham.
Secretary of State Breck Hill.
Attorney Genersl-R. j. Brock
inrIdge
Treaeurer-S. w. Hager.
Auditor-Gus G. Coulter.
Commissioner Of Agrlcult ure =
l. b. Nall.
Superintendent Of Public In
struction H. v. McChesDey.
BOLTING DEMOCRATS.
Goyernor-John Young Bro n,
Lieutenant Governor-P. p.
Johnston.
Secretary of State-E. L. Hines
Attorney Genersl-Lawrence p.
Tanner.
Treasurer-John Droeee.
Commissioned Of Agriculture
q. w. Vandevere.
superintendent of Public In.
struction Rev. e. @. Oyerstreet.
Aud itor-- Frank A. Pasteur.
REPUBLICAN,.
Governor William 8. Taylor.
Lieutenant Governor - John
Marshall.
Secretary Of Stste-C Caleb Pow.
ers.
Attorney General Clifton J.
Pratt.
Treasurer Walter r. Day.
Auditor John 8. Sweeney.
Commissioners OF Agriculture
John w. Tbockmorton.
Superintendent Of Public In.
struction John Burke.
POPULISr.
Governor John G. Blair.
Lieutenant Governor w. r.
BrOwder.
Secretary of State : Benz. Keys.
Attorney General -John T. Ba.
shaw.
Treasurer "A. H. Cardin.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
w. j. Hanna.
Superintendent "a Public In.
ssrueiiQpIQhnA a 0allIrna. g..
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Governor-O. T. Wallace.
Lieutenant Governor-Wm. n.
Zeigler.
Secretary Of Stste-w. NJ. Lik-
ems.
Attorney General-Jaa. 8. Ben.
champ.
Treasurer-J, r. Pile
Auditor Rev. Samuel M. Ber-
nard.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
A. w. Carpenter.
Superintendent Of Public In.
structiOn--G. E. Hancock.
SOCIALISTIC LABOR.
Governor - Albert Schmut.
Treasurer-Jamss Delaney.
AuditOr-R. p. Caldwell.
Commissioner of Agriculture
James O'Hearn.
superintendent of Public In.
structiOn-W. s. Palmer.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-03
The Boer Fighters

OF course there can be no doubt
but that the British will Ultimate.
~ conquer the Beers; but the re.
suit of the war thus far shove
that they are not only fighters hut
that they know how to fight Nc
we'll. All the war news Gomez
through British sources. and 10
certainly not colored IN favor or
the Boers. bat even - rspo1 "a
The campsiGp 20 IsF. d6d5BO IlI(
est news 10 Q terrible disaster 10
the British. Howsver, the Eng
lish win pour troops over BY the
thousands until they have enough
70 coDquer. No matter how many
Hires are ssorihced. nor how much
money II coat. il,s British will van.
" 2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
Railroaa 4s.onsen in Nor,,.,,.

In Norway women have for some time been employed in the railroad and posto1lce service and are now receiving appointments as supervisors of the railway stations. They receive reports from conductors, answer questions in German and English, call out trains in the waiting-roOms, ring the station bell at the departing of the train and tele- graph its departure to the next station. They perform the duties of government telegraph operators as we'd as those of postmasters and ba8gagemen, and do them we'll Boston Globe.
 50 you want to marry ny daughter. oh ." queried the old mGn. Do yod think you have the patience and for bearance to make her 9 kind and in- lulgent husband 2"
 T don't know, sir" replied the would-be son-in-law. T can button a standing collar on a shirt that is q half-aize larger without getting an- gry. and l."
 Say no more" interrupted the old man. Say no more, but take her. my son. and my blessing goes with her.o
 Wanted-seyera! hundred women to SCOUT the country.
 Wanted-A lady to wear the Cape of Good Hope
 Wanted-A wise man to teach the Scilly Islands.
 Wanted-An energetic barber to sbaYs tGs taes Qt tAe earth. ..-..-...
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Twas reading an advertisement O Chamberlan's Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy in the Worcester Enterprise recently which leads me tn write this. 1 can truthfully say l never used any remedy equal to it for collie and diarrhoea. Ihaye never had 10 use more than one or two doses to cure the worst case with myself or children.-W. A Srond, Poppomoek City, Nd, For sale by W. E. Dewoody X Co. druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
nenuEy 7s FlIood Deep,

Clean blood means clear skin. No 9eauty without it. Casearets, Candy Cathar- ic clean your blood and keep 1t clean, by 59rine up the lazy liver and drIV-ag all im
 Hr-ies from the body. Begin to-day 10 apish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, nd that siclly bilious complexion by taking aeeare6s,-beauty for ten cents. Al drug .ses. satisfaction guaranteed, 10e, 25e. 5Ae-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
Bheumat sm Cur. 1

wife has used Chamberlajn's
 alm for rheumatism with great
 and ] can recommend it as q
 lid iniment for rheumatism and P tter household use for which We h rye d I valuable.-W. J. Cuyler, Red ek, NJ
 r.sCuvler is one of the leading mer- ants of this village and one of the nfost prominent men in this vicinity c: Phippin, editor Red Creek Herald. For sale by W. L. Dewoody sl Go.
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NAL ..-. --.a .LE a..

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H0w's Ibis?

We af9er 5l00 reward for any ease of catarrh fha5 a4n not be cared br Iall's Gatarrh efre
 f. l. CUENEY < J0. Props, Toledo q
 We lhe undersigned. have tnown r. J Cheney for the last la years, and believe him perfectly houOrate ri .ul business transae- sloas and Financially able to carry out any ob. Dg4tt9ns nado 8y their firm.
 EST S GBUAXs Ii hulesale druggists, Toledo Ohio.
 WALDlNG. kINNAN X MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
 Halls Gatarrh Cure is taken int rnally acting directly upon the bIooi and mucous surfaces of the sy stem. Price 75c. per bottle sold by all druggists. Testimonials free s92 Halls family bills are the best
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
The tsaeie.i izins ataH Binds

noted for tfs seen s.a.ht. e#Har and sHas6inee eisi aHf. So aea =eause= 5ss@saea 10 use Sutherland Eve 1=ftte .Hs# zs ak eXea, stXFs, s3fF eXes tI aba lzF ld or nranataftt i9ds. Sold bt . tggIses at Pc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
Ir15ftIlan

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
N4uy a man lives a burden to the Milton.

word to the wise is sua;eieni'' ward from the wise should be mt, but yoa ask. Whn are the
 Those who know. Theaft le- experience of fIastWoFfkq per- taY be taken for knowledge Nr
 Ferry says Cham berfa'I's
 Remedy gives hetttr satisfac- fse eaau any other In tiIe market. He
 eH in the 5rHg business at Elk ", for twelve vears; has sold rsds of bottles of fhis remedy and st5F cough medicines manafactur- f5cb shows cone uaIvelV that sariain's is the most satisfactory e0ple and Is the best. For sale ls II .4 Dewoody G Co, .,efrnggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
=Coaclla zstrs.

I sdGeredE dE15 years with 2 cough 0ad spent haadgtCs e} doil#Is with doctors and fU~ ncdiUia- to h8 await raf5l E=e9ea Dr. ReIl's giHe-Taf- Honey T l5 rsmeiX makes "eak anae sfsaag. h Has saved=ay iiIe -l R= =RHseiI. .tfrautStHrZ tit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

the most of today; yesterday .s and tomorrow will never say ] haveused [ \ 's Crears Hss catsFFh and can JhereuAh- Hepd 1t for what it claims. ', Rev. H ". Hathaway,
 V
 GIy's Cream Balm, and to rancos Am cured of catarrh s 5bIe heodacAes from V bich l f rcd q 70 Q0ne.-W J. Hitch
 Mainr r. $. V. and A. A
 efu0, x. !. -ial size or the 50e. sizo oi rram Balu will be mailed
 Ivuggists. Ely Brothers .a St.. \. |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

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 i Tat5 Hazfs5l sCz. zl#-=l : ' - S5= 2 Fl-i sz5#z zzIt l, z#zzte eu tzzzz e5 sE ssE1-~ HEz.a asi -LA.z -i-aEs 5 r t-.5s zz 5= guarantee a0 GH#az#a# Haa a51-a
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Tie #efedulous being may be silly, but he never gets bittir.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Edaeats Your Bowels F5isi o8searofa C9aGy sh#z=. cC .e cons. ipazzoa fcr-Te#
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

If EaH wa8ta thiag done quickly tell a small 6p1 not to do ff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Fe1aa5e paefs are rare iof zaa sim- plr raa o1 t##e Uae9s are bora, H8t uaid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

It sometimes curbs q fast bachelor tO bridal him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Lors of people bo cling to the ar .hor of hope go down Tn the mud.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

nth is clear-wbata yer is, is Pope.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

30y E6IateJ z5Il and Smoke -Four Life Aways
 To gut fobaeac easily and forever, he mag aetic fali Of life. .zserve aa6 Vlgor. take No-4e -}ac, he wonder-w0rker, tnas makes weak men strong. All druggists, 50e rSl Cure guaran. seed Booklet and sam free Address 'ter,ing hGme'iv Co Chicayt q Nev X9rk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

N3-1o-ss.ls ros Eifty Cengz. Guaranteed tobacco ha0.t cure. makes weak .sG .tronT. blood onre h0c. Bl- All druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Tu Cure Constipation Fore.ar.
 Take G4ss3Yats EanGE Ga6aartt@. 55a ot ss@. ff C. c. z 5Ii 10 cure. us etsts refQaQ 4Cnez
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Honesty is the first chapter in the beck of wisdom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

The country =6Ioamz q -af6en aa# a grave.-.f3Ii@Aita.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

S)me dogs are pointers and some are disappointers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
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 8f G-sfC>G<s 1S scEtG%EI1a<

m is essentially a doer. II he q g .u't ,to eoo3, then he does evil.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Language Is fossil poetry y-emes-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Women aieaaa put gardeH seea aWav sdcHrefaiy hat They have to bHy neV see every year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

.j0K our for the first signs of !, impure blood-Ho0d,s SarsapMilla i Eour safeguard. It will purity, el.-oh and vitalize your 9t 00D
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

G A- &8 e1s G.o l=a Scars the I lila ffao You Haze Always Bought Signature :: G<1zzE;:z;;.-..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Never .sfooI's in hnsfaess msa tse1s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

1 e55I e3zlam taaa6.g.s EezEa3f tE h s6e hen aa ~ Hzzsa sac
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

Family trees are more or less shady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06

More people have the gift of speech chan the gtft of silence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-06
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18
REV, RICHARD WELLS WEEDS,
NeneraI Pastor of Ebcnezer Church
Takes "A Young Wife.

Rev. Richard Wells. who for twenty-five
Sears has been pastor of Eoeuezer bap-
list church. was married last h4s"' ''
Sarah L.. Banks. a friend or tAt N'--
.rablo minister gives the following a--
count OF the wedding.
For rnanv months The leading topic OF
conversation amongst me co4oied popuia-
ton has been the marriage of Kew
Richard Wells. pastor OF the Lncuezrr
Baufist church. 90 Sarah r. Banks "a
member Of the flock of Rev. T. ID. Lewis
Of the second Baptist church
Since the death of Rev Wells FIRST wife
about one year ago. There has been much
conjecture as 20 whether Doe would marry
and who he would marry About month
ago 90 the surprise 0t many. he publish
Cd a card over hls own name. announcing
that on MAY 18th he would take unto
himself another wife
Accordingly. as announced, last night
the residence OF Rev. 4. -. Lewis on
west Leigh street was brilliantly lighted.
ana the block between Second and Third
streets was thronecd with many hundreds
OF persons anxious 10 get "a glimpse of
the venerable and much respected pastor
and his bride AT SIS the bridal party ar
rived and We're ushered into The presence
az Rev. Lewis who. with the assistance
81 Ret James n. Holmes. tho venerable
pastor o. thc First Baptist church (col-
oredl. went through the sacred ceremony
which united Rev. Wells the groom Of
sixty summers. 90 his young bride Of
thlrty-slN.
The groom wore The conventional black
while the bride was elegantly attlred ia
q suit OF steel gray silk vs.. =. Eppcs
was best mad and Amanda Jcter was
brideamaid
After the ceremony a reception was
held a. the residence of the groom. on
Duyal street. 10 81 estimated tha nearly
two thousand people called 10 pay the.r
RESPECTS but notwithstanding this great
thrOng Of people going ana coming The
services Of a police officer were not re
quircd.
The presents were numerous and cost
L. and were not only from The c0lored
friends Of the couple. but many Of the
hfst white citizens remembered them
Rev. Wells has been pastor Of the tbc-
nozor Baptist church for over twenty
nye years. and is one OF Rlchmond's most
substantial cOlored citizens. lie as iden-
Tilted with the religious work Of his de
nomination throughout the country, IS
one of the directors OF the Savings Bank
or the True RefOrmcra and a trustee or
Richmond Theological Seminary.
Tho members and friends OF the Third
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18
george NJ. Mayo. Aucuoueer.

CHANDELIERS 1lANTELS. MtH.
I EOE~ STOVES. PLUMBERS eAa
AND STEAM-IIIiEfS A@p j.. N IN. LIP
GOODS TOOLS AND ot-Nl .li =, To- tlD't
LOW WARE &c.. AT AUCTION bl Nl-
re.tiOu Of John E. Mli-tm', ia4r gY.t
appointed attorney do Ia.t OF J-'.l'
Bowers. 4 VIII s-ll n4 aNt.4 ,n' az -oi e
80 Governor street. al lu."l ~. "i'
thursday. MAY l9. i0.', ID
Mr. Bowers large ANA cdieluAs a-r-tv"
stock. c0pIi-iUe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18

RALEIGH a. C.. May IA special
10 the News and Observer from TarOoro.
\. a.. saws. The Episcopal convention for
the Western Diocese convened here to-
day in Calvary church. The trains to-day
brought u large crowds. The convention
oreani1ed bv elertiue Dr. H. 81. Marshall.
of Raleigh. president, and Rev j. h. Eu-
gle. secretary
Tarhoro has extended "a hearty welcome
10 the visitors Services were mold t0-
expected % be pro emit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18
9: s,...ys ~ Ohio Railway

4l.Also LLAl L. l.lDltAO ~
BEOAD-sIRELI STATION.
S.VV a. NJ. Daily. Win a.l'i rat 4s4
principal stations. Ne"pDi
News Old Point, h0rlolh and
Portsmouth.
3.4J j. ~ Daily. with pullman Tor local
stations. Newport Nc"a. ola
Point Norfolk and Iurts-
nouth Connects at ola Point
with WASHINGTON steamers
daily. and with ID fillmore
steamers e<ccut Sunday. Gone
ue.fs sf Norfolk except SUu-
day. with 0id psmu.oa
steamsn.U for New York.
1000 A N U., r-,,r.ss .,..nt -.i.l.r.
,qf G Sat'an to.sg. o 0rls.e
or,0-," f0... 1ts,-..-
a.f.Ll 94 ~ .' ..
ID anu " esi,l ,.'.'. a., III,
= p, lb.i5 -l i'..-'- D"y '''
215 p. N. d Bs.5 "iI roa ta a1 ii 81 Z,
Louis. sonne,a,.as at Gardens
Orange with s2u.ae,n fa..-
way il't TOO H'"i' "t
tor. va. Tor gro.
STOPS OILY al lNl'I AI- .."-
lions Meals teo 9u D,N-
eTcept sunday. foiow above
tralu fr3.. Gor3onsFAlt to
Stuut0n
$40 p. II. Accommodation. except Sln-
day for boswell.
1920 ?. N. Daily for Cinc.nnaiii Il. Win
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-18
TO BRING THEM
TO RICHMOND.
Manchester Wants to Send Her
Emergency Cases Over,
THE DECISION OF TIE COUNCIL,
The Board of Health of Manchester 10
Communicate With thc Richmond
Board OF Health on the Subject.
Other Matters OF Interest.



Ill& nun street. Icatuc BLOCH.
Tho City Council of Manchcstcr met in
called session last night ip act upon %
Recommendation from tho Board oi Health
= tho effect that am old building owned
by the city, situated on Spring hHI. DE-
converted into an emergency hospital for
The reception OF ans cases OF contagious
diseases that may develop.
motion was made ana carried that The
Board Of Health of this city communicate
with that of Richmond to ascertain
whether or not such cases that may arise
can not be taken caro- o. in the emer-
Eenty hospital iu Richmond.
Those present were President d Br!en,
Nessrs. Abbott Bradley. Hart Jones.
Morton Nunnally. ratum aad ttz.
Tho motion was adopted hy Che vote
Of 20 &
DEATH OF MISS FURCHONA
Miss Elizabeth Il. Furcrou aftcr an
illness Of about one week. died shortly
after midnight yesterday morning no her
residence No. HS Cowardin avenue.
Miss Furcron was an tsumaoe lady
o. high qualities kind and charitable. and
had host of friends who bemoan their
loss and sympa,h.ze with the hercavcd
brothers OF The deceased.
Three brothers sur-ivo-Mcesrs. Henry
W. and Mark s Furcron ot Manchester
with whom The deceased lived. and Mt
a Sidney FurCron. Of Fauquier county
Miss Furcron was born in Chesterfield
county hfty-onc years ago. and has lived
a. Manchester about twenty-five years
The funeral services VIII hr held at
The grave IN Maury Cemetery al q o'clock
Tomorrow afternoon.
COURT OF MAYOR MAURICE.
A decision made in the Mayor Court
yesterday morning developed the ncces-
sity OF a strict observance Of the ordi-
nance 80 reference 20 sewers.
Judge ClOptOn. az The request Of the
rOurt. gave his opinion in the case of
certain parties Who had allowed waste
water 10 accumulate ana stand upon their
premises or I'm front or rear of their
houses.
The Judge stated that the accumulation
o. such water was nuisance which
should be ahated under penalty 9f fine.
and the parties interested wcro warned
10 remove the water at once and to De
careful IN future.
Under THIS construction of the ordi-
nance all water must DE carted away
from the city. particularly soap suds and
fish water
PROCEEDED IRBEGULARLY.
4 unique case came zap before Mayor
Maurice Yesterday morning. Julia
coleman. colored. IS tenant of
susan Foster also colorcd. Her
r.rt " a little past. due.
md susan went 10 See about IL. She used
heroic measures and took the door oi
the house of us hinges and went through
the house. This caused a disturbance be-
,weeu the Two women and Susan had
III arrss-ea Bur when the Mayor
SSsrd me chromosomes related DE
pronptlv dismissed Julia and warned
Susan 10 hereafter proceed regularly ID
suob matters
me entertainment given m Leader Han
last night b, the Young Ladies' Aid so-
. cief,. ~ Meade Memorial church closed
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