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La Junta tribune., 1900-03-14

good Groceries, and don't
accept poor food products
just because you can get
them at . low price. Either
would be 4 mistake, and .
very unnecessary one. You
can buy the very best grade
at very low prices. On
March IS, rs and II We will
sell io pounds Of the best
Granulated Sugar for eI.oo
with an order of S.. 90.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
QUEEN TO RETURN.

Washington, April 10 -Liliuokalanl,
the former Queen of Hawaii, Is ab ,ut to
return TO ter native land Avl tim of
gr and Disappointed at her failure to
secure a pension from this Government,
she takes gloomy view OF life. For the
past month the ex Queen has been making
her own shroud. Hawai- ans always pre-
pare this garment with great cafe. To be
buried In robe bought or repa ed BY
S rangers Is considered dlscred't ,ble.
The ex-Quren s shroud Is of the heavl.
est white satin, lined with purple sill .
Gold clasps, on which her coat OF arms Is
engraved, tnsten the garment at the trroa'.
1t i pl ICED In a 'eautlf, rose cnket, and
1T present Is beng shown to al the
Q ueen's friends who call. Ill uoka AMI
will sill from San Franc SEQ alb ut the
mi die Of May. She will 60 dire ly 10
he esta'es just outside OF II noluiu. Sne
saws sh. vii, not put foot again on the
so OF the United States proper, where she
has been treated so unjustly.
Senator TO r ha, promised to place her
pen ion on ire sun. ry evil b u. bit the
ex Queen has list all h re. Sh. Is o.
yea old and has piva fortune vie d.
ing he an income of s25 900. besides a
fine estate and country palace. Queen
LlIiuokaIani came to " aShington ysaI
ago accompanied bv reti Tue Of att nd
ants, and rented a furnished mus. In ar
iristocra ic portion OF The city. She has
maintaIneI a Seml-Court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
w. G. AcHIIN COURT.

w, G. AL ii appeared in the Police
Cn-t this r,nOOn on the two charges of
violating rules 70 ard 6 Of the new S mi
tarv regulat ons Of the Bo RI of Health.
Marshal Brown conducted the pro.ecution
and Mr.. Alhi defended himself. The prin-
cpal witness for the pr secutlon were
Dr.. Pratt and Ga win
In the first case. charging tie defendar
with keeping unsanita,y premises on King
street at the foot of Lii \, a plea of not
gui ty wss.ntered defendant was found
guilty. and sentenced 10 pay fl Of SO
and cots. In giving his testimony, Mr..
Achl stated at he had tr ed 10 comply
with the regulation but found II impossl.
b e IN count of the situation Of The pre-
mises. To dig ssr0ol w0uli mean to
to II cd tie lace vtrv often. He had
cen To- ced to let The waste alter run into
The s're, m near by and theT &c 10 The sea.
Mr.. Achi gave notice OF appeal and will
fig II the case.
In r,ga-d to the seco-d charge, req iring
cement floor for h uses IN VIII ch water
is continually us d and under which there
is ,ontnual dampnsS', defendant stated
that 4S hours notice, as given BY the Board
of Health, was not enough time hi
rule he could comply wi h. Judge vii.
Cox thought the same thing and gave Mr..
Achi until next Monday 10 at lie 81 make a
beginning on the work.
After the trial were over Mr.. Achi stat
ed tn h coul not and theref r would
not attempt to comply with rule 10 until d
sewer was installed In Honolulu. The
Marshal could c4u.e his arrest every hour
Of he so chose.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
Municipal Leagle Will
Have No Politics

A meeting Of The committee recently ap.
II intel from he Young Men S kes-ar h
-'ub 20 o'ganize munic pal lea que II
honolulu met last evening, at h III tast
even o'clock, IN the Safe DE os bui
mg. ] here were rresert tieoig. X. CIR
e. chairman; u. II. Chase u. *. Nc
Celia . A. B. Wool, P. M. Pond and I'D.
Towse, secretary.
"a re IS ,"ng discussion as to the
'orm the new orga ,lzation shout take,
the pri' ciral point being W hetheI the so.
cletv should 60 into p 1T cS. It vas
un rim usly decided tina the organiza'i IN
should ne n ,n-pulit ca. Inc draft Of the
constitution was gone over AMI adopt.
tentatively IN acc ,rdince Herewith the
'mm'tlee will inv te number or leading
citizens 10 attend the meetings. when
ne eSsirv, and cor fer with the members
n the scope the org nizatlOn should per.
man My assume, and To- press on the
work Of the PRESENT Committee.
III League, under permanent organiza.
ton. VIII epCedvor to rep rs. I. as nearly
is possible. HI bes' judgn. mt of the com.
munitv. as well as the largest nun Der Of
the citizens wn, will ta.e part IN making
Honulu II the city it should be It is very
lIk- v one of the list .urjecs taken up bv
tue League " i'll be consideration Of p-o-
r0sed charter for the municipality OF
Honolulu.
The nrst clause or the constit Ition Il
the League rec ties that the persons who
unite Themselves vi h the organization
are pledged to use their utmost homes, en-.
de iVor to advance Ill tie physical and
moral interests OF Honolulu,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
Hart and Brabant Advance.
[Assotia, d r:Ss SPECIAL ]

Maseru, basutulani, Tues iiv. Apll "a
-Gerer Is Hart and brabimt
covrrtd only a >no distance to-day and,
fl cling strong torct opposed 10 them,
bvnua,ked on the grJunl they had occu
pied,
Tne firing has ben desu't ,ry and the
CASUALTIES very Ugh. The british ore
c. ging toward he Bisut 'ani borcer.
rtrsl tent r,lmurs are in circulate u 'ha,
Cpmmandant o. vier, with 1900 men. Is
prep ring t , attack General HATS re,r.
There is i IN of tn advan. e Ut Gen
erIl Rumble { on De vet'S borp.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

There will be cricket practice at Ma
XIX at 4:3U O'Clock. Ine practice net
will be erected. A large attendance Of
members Is requested.
The return match between Scotland
and the World will be played next Sat-
urday at Makiki. The first game re-
suited in an easy win for the Scotch
men, but in the coming contest the
Worlds team will be considerably
strengthened.
Association football is practiced on
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at s
o'clock on the Makiki grounds and
visitors and enthusiasts are cordially
invited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
SHIPPING .RTsl,lGENCE

weather bureau, Punanuu. May :.
Temperature - Morning minimum
6S; Midday maximum, Is.
Barometer at 8 a. m. 1910. Steady.
Rainfall 002.
Dew Point 80 +.
humIuuy aJ a. m. so per cent.
Diamond Head Signal Station, May 2.
Weather cloudy; wind high Ne
ARRIVALS.
Tuesday, May !.
Haw. blk Andrew Welch, Drew, from
san Francisco, April 10. Passengers
and merchandise to c. Brewer " Co.
Am. schr. A. J. West, Ogilvie, from
Aberdeen, April 5th.; $4,000 feet lum-
Der, 2000 bundles laths 20 Levers q
Cooke.
Br. sp. NJ. T.. Watson, Wilson, from
Liverpool, Jan 9Th; cargo of geneJal
merchandise to II. Hackfeld Ss Co.
Stmr. Kaiulani, from Koolau ports.
Stmr. Kilauea Hou, Bennett, from
lIilo and way ports; 1900 bags Kukai-
au sugar.
Wednesday, May 9.
Am. schr. G. w. Watson, Peterson,
from Port Townsend; 44S,ai6 feet lum-
Der, $4,000 laths and $4,000 shingles
to Levers & Cooke.
Wednesday, May 2.
T. X. X. Nippon Maru, Allen, from
San Francisco.
TO SAIL THIS AFTERNOON.
r. X. X. Nippon Maru, Allen for the
Orient at p. m. .-.
TO SAIL TOMORROW.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, Tor Noloa,
Eleele, Hanapepe, Waimea and Kekn-
ha at p. m.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for La
haina, Maalaea, Kona and Kan at 10
a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

San Francisco, April l9.-The bark
Albert sailed nom Honolulu On Ap!iI
9Th for this port without her papers.
AS a result of a Misunderstanding be-
tween Captain GriHiths and the Ameri-
can consul at Honolulu, the captain
believed he had the papers and put to
sea. and may not discover his prcdi-
cament until he reaches tins port. lie
will find them here, however, for the
Albert's agents in the Islands for
warded them by the steamer Nippon
Maru.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
Launching OF the Californian.

San Francisco. April 22.-The steam
ship Californian, one of the four huge
vessels being constructed by the Amer
ican-Hawaiian Steamship Company, is
to be launched from the yards of the
Union Iron Works on May 18th. The
Californian has tonnage of 5000, and
with her sister ships will ply between
New York, San Francisco and Homo
lulu. The first to be put in commits
sion Is to leave New York within few
days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
A EaRt Trim.

The ship M. L. Watson with a full
cargo of general merchandise. arrived
in port yesterday, ia days from Liver
pool. This is the best trip so far This
season. The Watson left several days
after another vessel bound from Liv-
erpool to this port and passed her Ie-
fore many days. This second vessel
has not yet arrived.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

The band played on the Inter-Island
wharf yesterday afternoon but there
was no luau as announced by another
afternoon paper. Prof. Berger stated
that the band was sent down to the
wharves to play off the Kauai steam
ers by way of celebrating the raising
of the quarantine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
Transport Warren.

The Transport Warren was 20 sail
from San Francisco for Manila, via
Honolulu and Guam, May /. As the
Warren Is a fast boat, she will I'M
doubtedly make this port before the
Australia, due on May g.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

The crematory bids are still being
considered with the plans. Nothing
whatever has been decided regarding
them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

REPUBLICAN MEETING. DRILL
SHED, 1880.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
POSITin>S WANTED.
tO,I SIX IL nrLOI "ENi
AGENCY, 4oI Fort street.
Next Biart Je weller. Hours: 9 to 2 a. m
? to o y. m.

We can supply the following servants-WHlTi
.ABORERS: Engineers s, Lumber Workers a.
,.oachmcn :, Once Boys I. Drivers Painter l.,
I ookS A. Cabinet Maker General Workers To-
CHINESE: First Cook T. Second Cook s. Stewards
;, Stablemen ?, Yardmen JAPANESE: Common
LabnrerS 90 Carpenters Q, Draymen 2. Drivers &,
stable Bows !. General Houseworkers 4 Cooks O..
Painter l. Stewards J. Walters 2. Washerwomen 4.
Yariboy 6, Women Servants '-PORIUGUESE
NND HAWAllANS: Carpenters q. Painters 2.
paper Hangers 2, Yardmen !. Drivers 10. General
Workers 10 Office Rows a. Is,7-tn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT re RESPONSIBLE cor snv deb cOntrae,'
! In my I sns Wit Out my VT tie consent.
tS,,-w >. KAHAl
All FL JACKSON has OPENED a CLEANING AND
~ REPAIRING SHOP at the co ner OF Nuuanu
ami Kukui streets Gents suits. Ladies' Black Skirts
an param, Hats a speciality. Az w"rks puaran ped
DuDOLpn DUNCAN states that be Is still IN the
N rock and earth business although he has sold his
Interest in the ballast business,
Ofics: Bethel street Ia II. R. Hnchcocks law
office.
- I4oS-u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
FOUND.

EOUND-A MI Al tor aIo yari thu die. he
I owner can oh,an same by eating at TINS "thce
, / ent T. ing It and paying for this alive lise-
ment. i5i7N
EOUND--Numher KEYS, evidently drnrped from
' a ring near corner Of Der tania ard Fort streets
Owner can have same by calling at this Office ana
PAVING adv. rtiseu eni. 1904
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

EoR SALE ONE SET FOWLER STEAM
PLOW> now here and ready tor delivery. For
particular N''' c. BREWER & CO, LTD.
tsIo-mr Queen street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

EO9 SALE.-A beaut tul new MlLCH COW from
! Ca'f rnla fT SIZE. Apply to DR.. JOHN [
RIERDON Sunny south Cal At one. iS2ow
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
FOR SALE.

LOT SEHoID FURHI n RE with or without nice
rooms, Cor King St. and Cottage Grove
A. ARESS. rs7o-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

EOR SALE-COFEEE PLANTATION In Central
] Roma. Enqaire A. K. Rowat at the Gut
Stables IS29wi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

COR SALE OR EXCHANGE - Choice HOWE,
Young street. sou. J ID. AVERY. Germania
Life Offi 1870
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

GOOD AGARoBA CORD WOOD. Sra per
~ cord, delivered. Telephone 3I7. X. Lishman
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

ECR SaLf--LkNDS IN ALL PARTS OF THE
I CITY. By y, NJ. WAS. 1854
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-25

plaintiff be decreed entitled to receive the same as her own property and said bank be ordered to pay plaintiff same.
 Judge Elliott granted the prayer of the plaintiff.
 As stated above, the capias clause ip the replevin suit filed by the plain tiff Friday, necessitated her father, T. N. Enbree. making a bond or turning the money over to her. He did neither, and remained in Jailor Davis charge all Friday night and a greater part of Saturday.
 Late Saturday afternoon the plain tiff's attorney requested that Mir. Embree be released, and the request was compiled with. This was done in order to effect a satisfactory Sat- clement and this, it is thought, will be brought about without further trouble.
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FIGHTING FERD HAVIS. But He Will Likely be One of tue Big Four at ihe Convention.

A Graphic reporter got 1t from reliable authority Saturday that Gen. Powell Clayton has refused the honors of being a delegate at- large from this State to the Repub- lican National Convention this year. II this is the case, 1t will be the first time in thirty years that Gen. Clay- ton has missed the National Repub- Bean Convention.
 Ferd Havis, ol this city, will in all probability, be one of the Big Four, notwithstanding there is big fight being made against him. The other three deIegates-atlarge will be Judge John Mcclure of Little Rock, Maj. Dukes, of Dermott and Col. c. N, Rix, of Hot Springs.
 The State Republican. of Little Rock, red-bot Republican weekly, and which is edited by Mr. ". D. Doe Matthews, has the following to say regarding the matter.
 "Isn't it about time the republi- can party quits toadyiug to Ferd Havis, the so.called, mould.be colored leader Of Pine Bluff2 Ferd has been h every nationa. eonyen- ton from time immermorial and now we hear he wants to go again as one of the big four. There are other negroes with better standing in every way, and if itis thought best that ore of the big four should be a negro take one of them Ferd Ha. wis is one of the kind Of republicans whe is conspicuous in 6 campaign, only when there is fodder in the rack. We have his record in book form, prepared when he was being forced on the people of Pine Bluff as postmaster, and may draw there. from if he and such as he are forced to the front to the detriment of bet- ter men. h this connection it af- lords Us pleasure to note the fact that the colered republicans of Lit. tie Rock have agreed upon 50 good a man as scipio A. Jones as one Of the delegates for the 4sb congress sional district This is the best move they bave yet made in the id- terest Of their race.
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"SKINNED 'EM ALIVE. ;
That's What Jeff Davis Says He Did
 to the Other Candidates.

Attorney General Jeff Davis pass ed through Pine Bluff Saturday afternoon. He was e route to RussellviIle from Star City, where he spoke Saturday morning. He spoke first ia order to catch tte northbound Iron Mountain passen- ger. Hon. Edgar E. Bryanl, Col. John G. Fletcher and, A. F. Van. deventer spoke at that place Satur- day afternoon. These gubernatori- al candidates spoke at Tamo Friday instead of Warner. as was antiei- pated.
 Messrs. J. ". Crockett, of Ar kansas county, and E. B. lett, of Hempstead county, candidates for secretary of state, also passed through the city on the same train. They were en route to Little Rock.
 A Graphic reporter asked Mr. Davis if the gubernatorial candi- dates received much of an ovation at their different speaking places south of Pine Bluff.
 "Yes, he answered, you bet did. Why, I just skinned iem alive. made them hard to catch. If you doubt me, ask MT. Young of your city. He heard it all. .
 "Your skinning don. count now, said the Graphic man, it is the skinning on election day. Are yor confident of election2"
 Certainly. Why, l am going t6 wipe the earth up with them. AS be finished his sentence, the train bell rang and he jumped aboard.
 Several hundred people gathered at Dumas, Star City ard Tamo te hear the candidates speak last weea aud the orations given them art said to have been splendid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-25
TIE "TOM CAT''
Young but Energetic Boys Launch a
 New Monthly in Our City.

A new contribution to local jour- nAhsm is The ePine Bluff Tom Cat, T edited and published by Master Perry Owen, whose home and sane tum is on the corner Of Third and Oak streets.
 The sheet consists of four pages, printed in bold type, and well sup piled with ads. Subscription is one cent per month, and the paper is isued every Saturday morning, provided the weather is not too inclement. Subscribers are recruit. ed from Mr. Owen 5 neighborhood, and several of them are on the edi torial staff, which is composed of Masters John Bryce Butterworth, Freeman Owens, Jerry Harrison, Dayy Veil, and Louis Krider. As yet the sheet is free from political taint or influence, for there are DO announcement of candidates on any of its pages. Every one Of the edi- tors is under nine years Of age, and as the paper is a commendabe stroke of enterprise on their part, the Tom Cat should be encour- aged,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-25
WB SORRElLS' ADDRESS
To the Voters of the Eleventh Judi-
 cial District of Arkansas.
To the Voters:

To the Voters:
 The short space of time before the primaries, March IA, 1900, and the duties developing upon me as Prose cutting Attorney, will prevent ne from having the pleasure of seeing you all personally. The court con venes at Star City on March 9th and will be in session a week, and l shall be compelled to be in attendance there ao that time. I have always been of the opinion that man is most worthy of public favor who is found at his post in the discharge of his duty, and am certain there is not voter in tais district who would haye their officer neglect his duty in making personal cam paign.
 Since I have been your represen- tative in the office of Prosecuting Attorney have endeavored to faithfully and eonscientiously per form the duties of :he office, with out fear and without favor, and have been faithful aud diligent in being at my post.
 l have been in office now for lit. .le over year, and believe that ny record will compare favorably with that of my predecessors, for that length of time AL least, l have served you eonscien tlously and faith fully, and shall thank each and everYl one of you for your support for reelection.
 IT. E. SoRRELLs.
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COTTON BELT NOTES.
BYE. WALTER NoRDMAN

The Houston East and West Tex as road and a very valuable piece of property, was not purchased by this company as was rumored, but has been purchased by the Hunting tons and is extended from Houston to Shreveport.
 Pay day at the shops come so suddenly that immediately alter wards number of doctors are sum- moned to several of our mechanics homes from the sudden shock. La- teI-It was caused from the enlarge ment of their checks,
 Capt. Sam Hizheim. formerly Travelling Freight Agent. but recent ly appointed as General Baggage Master anu Superintendent of the Palace Cars, takes his new position on next Thursday. March lst, with headquarters at Texarkana.5
 MT. Will Ebbhng an experienced mechanic and one of the best ma- ehinest ever employed on the floor in the machinery department. has sev- cred his connections with this road to accept the night Foremanship at the Dilley Foundry Company.
 We are indeed sorry to learn of the death of Mr. T. P. Brawner which occurred at Texarkana q few days ago. MT. Brawner was formerly Chief Clerk for the Chief Engineer of this company aud has large num- Der of friends OH this line.
 After several years of employment Mr. Theodor Wallermab has severed his connections with this company and will devote his entire time uO the grocery business, as he has pur- chased half interest in the Lyons grocery establishment on East Bar raqne street below the shops.
 Effective on last Wednesday, Mir. j ". Donovan has been appointed Chief Dispatcher of the Arkansas Di- vision. Nr. F. Nj. Strader will con tinue as Chief Dispatcher and will only handle the Missouri division In place of both divisions as here to fore. Both Chiefs will hold this place as their headquarters.
 The following bulletin has been posted for all conductors and their crews. as follows: As there appears to be a misunderstanding as to what your duty is iii regard to our trains missing U. S. mail "catcher" sta tions, the following instructions will govern: Trainmen must know whether or not the mail was missed by the mail clerk. We will not slow up for mail clerks to pick up mail at regular "catcher" stations, nor will we stop train to get such mail when the clerk misses it. The only re- quirement in connection with this matter is that the conductor or brakeman be on the lookout, aud be in position to state positively where in the responsibility rests in case there is a failure to catch the mall from the mail crane. We recently had number of instances where 1 the postal clerks claimed the pouch was not placed. Either yourself or brakeman should be on the lookout and report to this office promptly all failures on the part Of mail clerks to catch mail. By doing this we will be in position to make reply to the postoffice authorities when they report failures.
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Werthen < add. ............-..-.. 275.00
 Feb. %, 1900. Joseph W, Walker to Jno. NJ. Oracle, half l. t, : ct ai lands, IT acres...................l .l562e .00 g., 900 cash, S1, ,5o0 due Dac. l. 1901. and assume mort gage of the Colonial X US. Mortgage Co. .....................
 Feb. 23, 1900. ames A. Kacop to Geo. F. eulpepper. lot 9. block ,, GulPepper's add. ............... l75.00 State of Arkansas 10 Eliza Banks, " half SC 90, :, {. Do't'n Emily NJ. and P. K. Roots, trustees. to Hancht Bloom, lot ). block 26, Noodrusf's add. .....,............... t200.00 Emily NJ. and r. K. Roots, trustees. to Isaac ] Bloom, lot s, block %, Woodruft'a add. ........... ........... .........., 200 00
 Feb. 24 Jas, A. Langtord. Com'r, to Lillian P Fordyee. 9 feet ofeh lot and all of lot < block 6, Goekrin's add.4.4,.... 194 Case Lillian F. Fordgce vs. Fannie Walker. David c. Walt to Jesse r. and Jas. k. Walt, lot block :, Altheimer ........................... 10000 Thos M. Phillips to Jesse r. and Jas. l.. Walt, lots and block 27. Altheimer.... s00.00 F. J Walters to Isaac Will Hams, lots 70 and 21, block IA, l.. !. Walters add......... 20 06
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A burning fiue at the home of Mrs Tom Vining on south Olive street early Saturday evening brought out the fire departments and caused our people some annoyance. The dam- age wns slight.
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Y. Nj. C. A. NOTES.

Much enthusiasm is being nani- tested by the men of the city in the series of lectures which are being conducted on consecutive Sunday afternoons at the hall of the Young Mems Christian Association. Today the second lecture will be given. The subject is "Faith, The Essence of Wisdom" :" This will be one Of the best In the series. and there is no doubt that the hall will be well filed with q representative body Of men. Those first to arrive will secure the most desirable seats.
 At the two o'clock meeting for boys, rare treat is in store. Mir. Walter Seymoure, of this city. will talk to the boys at that time. All boys are cordially invited to attend. Every boy who attends will be pre- sented with n handsome card. Meeting begins promptly at2 o'clock.