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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-30

Bishop Brewster was at Christ church last night for the annual confirmation There were twelve in the class last eve ming Bishop Brewster delivered an ex- cellent sermon to the class.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-30
AT TRINITY M E ru17Rcu

At Trinity M. E. church, corner of George and Dwight streets, the pas tor, the Rev. H. Frank Rall, Ph D., VIII preach in the morning on the theme
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-30
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE EELIGIOUS
 SERVICES TOMORROW.

Rev. pr. Munger on "uorace BushnelT'
 Special R. K. Y. M. c. A. .Service-sons
 Service at Dwight Place-Close of
 EvangeIistic Services at Grace M' N'-
 Holy Week at DaveDport-Union Com
 gregationaI Service at Plymouth on
 Fast Day-Other Notes.
 The meeting tomorrow night at Unit ed church, under the auspices or the Mems club, will be addressed by the pastor, Dr. T. T. Munger. His sub feet will be ''Horace Bushnell" He will say many things which have not yet been said about a man whose life and letters will have a marked effect in the present century. Doors open at p. m. The public is most cordially invited.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-30

HON. DAN A. GROSVENOR, OF THE FAMOUS OHIO FAMILY Deputy Department writer nfromW Washington, .C,s ALow gratitude for the benefit derived One brought wonderful changes we'll Besides being of the spring excellent cafarrh remedy" Very respectfully, Dan A. Grosvenor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-30

UNION SERVICE ON FAST DAY.
 The Congregational churches of the city will hold a union service on Fast day at Il o'clock in the United church, The sermon will be preached by Rev. Dr. William w. McLane.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-30
Evening 7:30.

Processional 90
 Psalter Psalms fl, 42, 4S. Gloria Chant ...................- Wares Magnifcat, Nunc Dimittis, in flat
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-30
MISSIONARY MEETING UNION, A.
 M. E., 67 WEBSTER ST.

Tomorrow morning at 1045 the pas tor, Rev. Mcdonald, will preach a spec ial sermon on the subject "Christ's Tr- umphal Entry" At 3 D. m., the mis- sionary, Mrs. Ardelia Hill, president Rescue Home, New York city, will preach; 7:45 at night Burton Mansfield will lecture. This will be the opening address of one weeks missionary effort On Monday night Mrs. Elizabeth s. Hutchinson, the rescue worker, win give an address. It is the aim of the promoters to have short discourses and testimonies each evening and thereby agitate how the most effective work can be done fo- the Master. The mission ary, Rev. Mrs. S. J. Mcdonald, will have charge of the meeting throughout the week. The evangelist, Rev George Washington of Bridgeport, will be pres ent the entire week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-30

HOWARD AVENUE M. E. CHURCH.
 Rev. Harvey E,. Burnes will preach at 1O:30 p. m. upon "The Wonderful Love of God" and at 7S0 D. m. upon Joseph of Armathea. His Character and Deed."
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-05-17
Cross Keys Chronicles.

Mn. Erir2G The closing OF ou'
school on the Ilth inst. was y sue
cess in every particular. Miss Fan.
nic Whiimirc who is now teaching a.
hockhar5, sister Of ouc excellent
teacher, Miss Annie, came over and
helped much to make the OCCASION
one to be remembered for years to
come.
Mrs. Laura Ba:sin an; Glu2;,i ac,
Miss Minnie, attended tho nnrver.
sary OF the orphannge at Clinton last
week
Miss Maud Pearson. OF Clinton, is
visiting Mi.s Minnie BotSiii.
] called at the gate Of one cf cur
most honored citizens on yesterday,
afternoon. who hiss been and il rov
quite Iii, Eus is holding his own, n1l
I trust I will be able in a short iimc
to report him better--W. s. Gregory.
He is one that | have known t:ou,
childhood, one that no one could
know without respecting, and II
known long but TO love.
Mr.. j. a. Batsill, OF West Springs,
IS. G.. paid Us n short visit Tuesday
Mr.. David Bishop, oi Columbia j.
on II visit to his mother, Mrs. Mari.I
Bishop.
oar little bay Leon. age ! years.
fell while playing Friday LAST, aHG
was in an unconscious condition !pY
some time. Dr.. G. T.. Johnson was
summoned and did all that could IT,"
done for him, he is restored for wij,}
wc are thankful. 4 GOOD doctor -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-05-17

The farmers are Up against q pre-:
ty tough problem. With corn and
meat and lard jumping up in price as
it has been doing recently, with good
prospects for still higher prices, and
n large acreage Of cotton p;antel, the
yp.s,.al.. ;i,..ssst and Iard and 70 TO so
cent corn, and about Z cent cotton.
What are you going 10 do about it?
Better apply the only successful rem
.dy. Ivy preparing for a good crop OF
shoats and we'll filled corn crib.
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4 mercant told rs Il few

4 mercant told rs Il few d.TS ago
that farmer WIGS IN his store, and
the merchant having just placed an
order for car load OF corn asked the
farmer to give him his order for what
corn and meat he wonli nee this
year. The farmer sm led and said
Let me sell you your corn and
meat" lie vert on to say That he
made corn and meat enough on his
farm to not only supply lis own
family needs but also enough to sup
ply his tenants, with usually surplus
to sell. He toll! the m2rchlnt That
his meat was better thun that OBJ
tain sd from tho stores, to which Che
ne reliant readily u2reed, and We are
not sure but that the merchant placed
an order for some Of those sweet =,
country hams for his own ia amily use.
We only wish ali OF Cur farmer friends
would follow the excellent e%1Inp ple
OF this prosperous farmer, who is
ruuuing his farm in q systematic and
business manner, as u mln, to be- sue
cesstul, must do in any business. IN
stead Of finding iS necessary = br:-
row money or give II lien 20 conduct
his farming operations, we unGer-
stand he has money to lend and
plenty to eat st home.
What concern has such man as
this about tho huct;at:ona Of tho
provision market? He can sit back
:. .ipsa happy home and read the reports
OF all this- -c6mmotion with the nom
cbalance Of disiutcrsstSd observer,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-05-17

Sam Jones says that the biggest
fools in the world are women who
will marry whiskey drinking men,
knowing their failing at the time.
This is putting il pretty strong, but
there is no denying the fact that the
demon OF strong drink is the cause
underlying the disruption Of many
homes, aud is & fruitful source Of
much misery, sorrow and discomfort,
When woman marrieS man known
to be habitual drinker, with the
fond hope OF her love and influence,
leading him away from the evil, she
has, to say the least, set for herself a
hercuiean task.
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suNeri,o b,imqn;tv will p.o,nOtIy re-
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TO OI-R COUNTRY

POST -MlSIE(SS.
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a few Of our subscribers that they
failed to got their paper. F,r the
Of postmasterS wo viii
state that in running the papers rA-"
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Stud;35 Ii Astronomy.
A StuGy Of ths important Plan
cts IS VIC Journey Onward,
in Making Our
TRIP AROUND THE Sun
Weather "a c!icfions for Next Week

Local conditions cannot b. ac:n-
ralely predicted and we will announr"
tho forecasts fey the general con2;-
ti"n- throughout the country a. best
Sc nay be able 10 gather ,hcnl.
I:Om the 18th to the 2lst cloudy
and threatening weather followed by
very heavy raiss over the Ohio valley
and West Gulf States. With danger
cf floods aud torEadoeS in the Ohio
aud Mtss.issippi valleys. Local show
ers and cloudines5 for this se:ti)n.
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FOR SALE-Opc Marble ImpOs-
ing stone, size ) Y g feet. at bar
gain, address THE UNION TINES.
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AMERICAN SCIENTISTS.
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-05-17

Dy tlno SlSil3l from WISllnS ou, -.
G.. THIS discrimination placed he lOct-
ton of the observing station som" four
miles north ard yearly twn II! s Ncst
of the map i,catiDn. and Otf lhs' central
line of the scl'pe sutlicentiy ~ reduce
the period "T c"mpu,d totally about
two seconds
While tlr, y &" en- p,Tty is pep" to
mdc.take s'nrLT cnr.ertiye determ'-
ma iuES in Sumarra, the chief puipAse IS
mdrppn,l,nt astrumoni:sl work. This
will uoiaist Of ubir; ;vdlinns of the four
contacts. u ,'n .ly, the list contac,, VIII n
the Ell e ot ,hH nouu touches the edge
uf the SAP; the : coUd cOntaot, or The
beginuiug of tutahtv, when the sun iS
first completely hidden; the third cOu-
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rim Of ~" s;lH - a'Nnf in emerge from
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moon ilkG direct haio, nHt the o. I
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UNI)N, S. c., MAY l., 1901.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-05-17

Stops the Cough and Works Ollie
Cold,
Laxative Bromo-Q -QuiDine Tablets curt
O cold In one day. No cure 10 ray.
l'gico ga oFEtg. d.!
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-14
TOWNSHIP OF HAGAL
Town 149, Range 81.

Hans Samuelson, so Of nwA,
lots and A. ....... -. 161 $37
Elias Stevenson, sH Of neA,
lots ! and r.. 100 IS
Elias Stevenson, ny of seq,
swN Of seN. ...2 12O II
Otis Staples, lot g.. ..s,..-4..6 so II
Otis Staples, swA of neA ..2a 40 8
Otis Staples, nwA Of nw14 ..23 40
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-14
TOWNSHIP OF BEMIDJI
Town 146; Range 80.

East Saginaw National Bank,
"a lots and T.. !. 49,. h. 1T rs ABB
Mitchell & Mcclure, neA Of ].
Walker & Akeley, seq Of swAls 40 4.3a
Walker & Akeley, lot T.. !. 10 30 LA
ID. r. Newman, lot TO-. y. 20 81 3.O9
Rene Kilgore lot g.. y. 4. 20 80 2s3l
III. A. Swain, lot H.. 20 80 l.42
Rene Kilgore, lot 8. =. . .2 "a
Brainerd Lumber Co., lot TN "a 1.6S
Branerd Lumber Co., lot Al 81 l.R
w. c. Yawkey, swA Of swA.22 40 1924
Walker & Akeley nwA Of se14.26 40 l5.50
Eastern Ry. Of Minnesota, a
strip Of land 100 feet wide
being 50 feet on each side
r. X. Of Eastern r. R. Of
4 Minnesota through the swM -
c. F. s Ruggles, swN Of sen. Is 40 SOS
c. +. Ruggles, seA of seq ..2s 40 9.63
w. G.. YaWkey, swA Of nwA. "a Az lg.A
Walker & Akeey, neA Of neA.3 IS Az 2.5l
Walker & keey,nwA OF neA.35 ~ ~
Walker & Akeey, neA of seq 80 40 2,6l
Eastern Ry. of Minnesota, a
strip Of land 100 feet wide
Il being so feet on each side
& Of the centerline of the r. r.
Of the Eastern r. X. Of
Minnesota through the sea ),
OF neA ..,5.. $50. $50 ~. do
E. w. Backus, neA ..36 16o l.B
E. W. Backus, ma of nwA. SO 80 1.0l
E. w. Backus, ea OF seA...36 80 l-O
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-14
TOWNSHIP OF MOOSE CREEK
Town 14B. Range Sc, t4

Plat Brand swH of neM....2 40 sos
James Forrest, lot l., ......2 Al sos
James Forrest, lot g.. e. -. 20 Al 5.05
r. ST. Germaine, neA of sea. 2 40 sos
+. ST. Gern7aine, seq of sea. 2 40 5.o5
M Barton, lot g.. :. j.. =. q 40 sos
r. Il. Walker, neA of swM..2 40 sos
r.. d. Walker, nwA of swA.. 40 5.05
r. b. Walker, swM of swA.. 40 5.05
T. i. Walker, WI Of SEA-. az so 1910
r. b. Walker sea Of nwN.2 40 Sos
T. Il. Walker, nwM of swM.. 40 1880
s. {. Baglcy, ncM Of SEA-. - 40 5.05
r. B. Walker, swM of swN.. 5 40 sos
Felix Merchand, swM Of swM 10 40 4.28
C. J. Bounce, swA Of nwA, sI5-
N. J. Campbell, mex Of swA 10 40 21.01
n. P. Clark, swA of neM. 10 30 sos
Chas. Bedner, eli Of neM....10 80 1910
&C. Fl. Summers, eH of nw4,
nwM Of nwM.. :. :. 10 120 15.15
Plat Brand, VIZ of nwN.. IL so 1910
Jaerd Willis, eH of nwM....u 80 1910
Lawson Roudeau, eh of neA IL so 1870
VIM. Foster, sR of nwM ~ so 1880
Geo Vemin, swN Of neM....12 40 Sos
z. G. Drake, lot i. :. IL 80 n.9
James Towney, sea of neA,
nwM of SEX. :. IL so 9.3S
Gordon c. Allen, nwM.. -. Is 100 n3s
J: E. Fought sh of neA' 81 ,a !, ).
David leslie, SEA-. ..15 100 m.3s
r. B. Walker, eR Of swM..17 SO 5.57
T. B. Walker, swM OF seM. IL 40 LII
David Feron. nwN of seN....17 40 IN
T. b, Walker, lot L.. :. !. ..19 81 s.ss
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-14
TOWN 14s, RANGE a5--Unorganized.

TOWN 149, RANGE a5-Unofganized.
r P Hixon. swN of seM..30 40 2,99
+. p Hixon, swN of neA..a 40 ga
TOWN $50, RANGE 35--Unorganized.
P. e. J. Mechan, lot g.. -. 80 SO 1.So
P. Meehan, neN OF swM.. 80 40 1.29
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-14

$sBa neA OF ncA.. sSO
]. S. Pillsbury. WI Of neA .29
J. S. Pillsbury, nwA.. .29
G. "A. Pillsbury, swA Of SEA .29
C. "a. Pillsbury, sea Of swA ..29
]. S. Pillsbury, eH Of seq g
S. Pillsbury, M Of neg 80
S. Pillsbury lot ! g g
C. "A. Pillsbury, 81 Of ne114 go
Il G. A. Pillsbury, ne4 OF nwI14,
swN Of nw4 80
C. Al Pillsbury, neA Of seA go
John Provost, sea Of seq. 81
CA. Pillsbury, neA Of neA 81
j. S. Pillsbury, lot A.. 81
C. "A. Pillsbury, seq of neA 81
John Provost, neA Of seq. 81
It. B. Walker, 81 of seq 81
Walker & Akeley, neA Of neA g
C. "A, Pillsbury, nwA Of neM 30
L. b. Walker, 81 of neA. .32
c. A. Pillsbury, nH Of nwH.
swA Of nwM.. ..32
T. B. Walker, seq of nwA. 80
T. B. Walker, swA.. ..32
T. B. Walker, ma of SEA-. ..32
Walker & Akeley, sWA Of sea. 80
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-14
TOWNSHIP OF HAMMERS
Town l47, Range IS.

Gilbert NJ. Walker, lots 2 & 3. So s6.SS55
Gilbert M. Walker, lot s.. ...5 y l.W
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A. j. tanners, ct al. swA. is 16o 10.os
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NAME OF OWNER.
VILLAGE OF BEMIDU
Town JAG, Range 80.

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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-07-05
Changc Of Schedule.

Effective Monday morning, the sth
inst, the Farmvile d Powhatan
changes its schedule. 1t promises the
most convenient accommodations it
has given the public for years. 1t
gives a good train from Farmvile TO
Richmond each week day, and we
believe this will be appreciated by our
people.
The new schedule also makes good
connection for Baltimore via the York
River Line. Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday the train will
leave here at $50 a. m, arriving at
Richmond at 1912 p. m. On Saturdays
and Mondays the train leaves here at
o'clock a. M, arriving at Richmond
at $40 a. m. Returning the train ar
rives at Farmville at 506 p. m, except
Saturdays when it arrives at 1913 p. m.
Reduced round trip tickets are on
sale Saturdays good to return the fol-
lowing Monday. Through tickets sold
and baggage checkedthrough.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-07-05
sg7ls Is


The treasurer submitted that he had
in hand only 1913 81, with an outstand,
ing obligation against that sum OF
$4,000.
Mr.. Davidson gave out the statement
that the income this year was nearly
$1,000 more than last year, in part due
to the special levy Of 20 cents to pay for
the macadam road, but the sorrowful
part, Mr.. Davidson thought. was the
disbursement of nearly $4,000 in ex-
cess OF last years expenditures.
Mr.. Erambert Immediately moved
that the special tax Of last year amount
ing to 20 cents be removed. This
motion was seconded by Mr.. Wall and
supported and voted for by Messrs.
Farrar, Anderson and Gillian.
Mr.. Davidson as chairman of the
finance committee expressed himself
as unwilling to borrow money another
year as the council had been forced to
do to meet current expenses, last year,
and when the council voted to remove
the 20 cents Mr. Davidson asked the
Mayor to accept his resignation as
head Of the finance committee. The
Mayor took the request under consid-
Grafton
All the present officers were e-elected
unanimously with their respective sal
aries the same The list of officers may
be seen in the city directory on the
first page of the Herald.
Mr. Gillian preselted the matter of
protecting our trees against the saw
and axe which of late have been multi
ating and damaging them along our
streets. He urged that measures be
adopted to prevent the lineman of the
telephone company cutting the limbs
of, and the council agreed, referring
the matter to the street committee.
Mr.. Miller was given the privi-
lege of the floor and briefly but feelingly
and most effectively addressed the
body on behalf Of the Daughters of the
Confederacy. The request made by
Mr. Miller was that the Council should
donate a burial lot i'm the towns ceme-
terry for the resting place Of an old ex-
Confederate who lately died and was
buried in potter's grave at the poor
house When Mr. Miller was through
addressing the Council there was not
the slightest hesitancy in granting the
request made.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-07-05
Mr.. BRYAN Passes BY.

Hon William Jennings Bryan was
on the west-bound train of the Norfolk
and Western which arrived at our de-
pot at 1896 y. NJ, on Tuesday. Quite
a number Of our Citizens took him by
the hand while TIE train made its us
ual stop. He Stood on the platform of
the rear car where he cordially saluted
his fellow citizens who honored him
with their presence. As the train NOV
ed off he remained standing on the
platform and waved goodbyes as long
as he was i'm sight of the admiring
crowd. There was no speech-making
and no huzzahing, only quiet recog-
milton Of the presence Of distinguish
ed fellow countryman in our midst. 1t
was not generally known that he was
on the train, or the reception would
have been more cordial and impressive.
Governor Tyler accompanied him.
Mr.. Bryan is on a lecturing tour, and
is looking the picture of good health.
As private citizen he is easily first. Let
him avoid the temptation to be candi-
date next time.