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THB RICHMOND DISPATCH-SATURDAY. APRIL 9.1
1898.
Yon BOW hAVS B rip?> rliaiin
to srlt'il fr?>iit s*'vil ?il thousand
Spring Suits Sacks, Cntowajs,
wul Trinco Alberts-; that reflect
w: ?lit to our antennae sud jnd-ff
m?Mtt. Theseasons estire nofM
tios aro represeated fashion ro
TOillcil?
Se) TO ?8 >.
DO YOU KNOW OUR $7.75 TOP COAT ?
BOW ^TITTX {)m si)rin
DUIO JUII?Js?Goods an
all in. anil we're really surprised
UBiseliei It'-? the tinrst seeari
tnont v,f\.> ? \. r seen. _ It will
Jilease you. The prices in th?^ir
ownosy are a mosl attractire fear
turo?
$i.?95 for .'in All-Wool Nobby
Bull, up t;> l"> years.
IVoin that up tu $12
|)i> y?m kinc.v what Children'*
3>r?'\viiics at?' ': TOO .-ln'iil'l
0. H. Berry & Co.,
Main and Tenth Streets.
.Ali the New Spring
Styles Coming In.
50c.
We hare a special sale ?if
Mi_ ?' Tan ! soi il S?pring Heeled
Bhoes, Bises 18 ko _. foi BOc, usu
ally soldai I1.26, Come before
tli'-. an :; ae.
Ladies Tan Laced Shoes, >1.39.
Gentlemen's Tau Cloth Top
Laced Shoes, $150.
Ladies and Blisses1 Hosiery
from 8c. up.
Trading Stamps giren free.
The Model Shoe Store,
607 BROAD STREET.
[apS-.i.l
Ilr. BlsaaoVs \V?**?t??rn Trl|?.
Bar, J'.iui [_ :.ii i.e.. I. 1?. v., will loar!
).,l ?Illl-i.l ell Bui it? ad
e 1 Hip t., th? V? '. I: < \;
i from the city twelrs days, sod his
st. John'.-* <; noaa 1..
?hurch will ( till.-il daring th.it tin.- 1
ji. \. W. I>. K,1 - I.rum. It. lISBBSl
la his ? :t ; presid? nt of the
e-Uti.lIlS .,t
IssrniBg of 1 G :. .?i BraagsUcal
Chur.h. t ths annual m i I
Ti.. . .ii take 1
1 Is, ?Mo., .a i:-?. u c.'.. ..i- Theo?
1 Seminary of the denomination.
Prosa tl;' re 1 'i. Mensel v. ,11 pi
Blmhurst College, in Chicago, and return
ing, will att, ni anoth? r m
Wsshlni ton, 1 . C.
llrvlvai ni 6?aa*asl Mtaslsa.
i
pel III! Ion, N irner ..1 fwenty-flrst
snii Praakl a s u at
t?rnii<l very night during the ;
and have been productive of much |
i? ?. 1 W. lin.v.i preached each night,
aesday night. '. I
will continue through next week, tbi
. ! 7:4.". O'clO k.
any arxl all di DOmlBStlonS ,n. la?
rlted to ssstil in the meetings, and bring
; k 1 Hymn-Booli N .1 1
Mr. J. W. WhltflBSTe, Jr.. will conduct
. vice.-? at th'..*- place Sunday sight
Mille TvriKiii It? lie-ri rsa 1 To-l)n>.
There will Be s dreso r- The
Littii Trooon" Company al the Academy
of .Music this alt? 1 noon at 2 <i '.!,,, k, whl 11
1'iofi stein win giro theopsrs
tors It! prem ntstton
Monday and Tu? idsy nights.
rythlng li In resdlneai for the tirst
performance, -all th? 1 ? n< ry I
-1 i.*-' In the drying raoka Ths
w hlch were mad? peel lly for
Oda production, bar? tram New
York, and ai- baadsoflM in material snd
I'?*?.iHlnir_ 4 ei ufe* ?Je-rut,- rump ||?i,.
?ireil.
rai Tboiaai a. Brand? r, com?
1er (t th?. Virginia Division, United
Confi i.r.inx. has written t.. A.
P. ii.ii Cssap, or Pstersbarg, allowing
that cairi|i the pTlsttOgO <>i BBS-lag the
or nom this State to the Conl
rat?r raaalOB In Atlanta next July.
It 1* ggpeOted that this honor will Ik
conferred ui?m s Petershorg lady who
Will hay.- th. l.liVi!. .;. o' n imln ; her
man? of Boner.
Th?* Ilroa<i--*tr<r<-t ItoLherl?.?.
The det?>ctlvc'S of the elf-y - ,. ii;ir,i .,,
tvork unravelBPK th. Broad
mystery, ?with szoellent pros peel ol
success. 8ev?>ral elBBg Bare aeon obtained
and closely followed, and th.* th**nry now
Is that th* robBortu wit?. ?Committed lv
1 w.? young fciiow.s. who ... '
la tu. r anxiety to i.,iv,. ,,.U(, '"
Charte! Thalhln . ; :
m the raid, but in tl , __\
not sut-cessful. for tho thief w,s vi
.. \y ? .hr.iu?h ;
panel of the door.
oui-h u
? aliad Mute-, ( ouri.
The petit jury ?f ,,?. ,??,,
?rut r' -.> ?n"
I "' ?"'xt. when th. , ? ?, M..v
* " -' - ?AllI he, tl
At that ,.,,,,. ;ilv? -. ,
*"' ** -" u?-l<i u-, f.?
W? "< read advertu,m,at on
A DAY OF DEVOTION,
SMBaYl UK* ,,K <;ooI> ?'ntntv lit
Tilt: i '?TV nu Ht 1IKS.
THE SERYICbS , WELL ATTEHDED,
I'lii? Inlholle Itltes and Oremoiil?**?
BllSBllBB Irom Hi?* Messiah ??lona nt
gt, rniil'i??<??>?inoer-? lli-.aiii|,tl.ni i?. ?
Holy TrlnllJ? Oilier Feature?,.
The i eh inn services of Holy
Weak culmin?t? il yesterday in the due
Ol ?ioo.l Friday With gpoelal
,l,v..ti.,n. The* ?burches o? neat,?
SeaoBUnatioB t?hal oesoreeg Leal were
thronged irltB worshippers, ana the s? r
w?mb in erery inetsBoo deeply im
la the OBthoUo i hur.h.s the BOlSBIBlty
v- . i-, rv a with ail the s notent
Bad ccictnoiii-s. Including ths Adoration
of tin' Oreas, the chaatiag of the Toas
bcaS, and th! Station Of t_M CtOBS. COO
. rt h. .mi ?iuiiiu< the ?eftl i
ami eraalag In preparation t?t Bsster,
and the devotion and attention ?if tl..
! mark? ?1.
To-lay till UM ceremonies Incident to
Holy s.itnrd.y will tak.- place, Including
th. MeeBttsg of lhe font.
ST. IA1 L'S AM) lini.Y TBDCITT.
The spoclsl features of the day la th!
burchi s wars the maslesl
i .11 in the srealng al St P
Holy Trinity and th?* three I
;.,m IS to ? at the Monumental
At si. Paul'i or
, ? by litv, i>r. Csrml? b i? I, >
i by the einging ol a I? ctloni from
lel'S M .-si.i h by thS choir, und? -r th.
:.01 ..i Mr. Jaco!? Brlnhsrdt, the
The church was crowded, sad
lections, arranged to form i eon?
. BtOO of the I iitiiiu ?its Inspired
.. Brat Holy Wetk, wars eptoadldl)
rendered, ana crastsd i profound Im
|,r,--ioii. Th.- soloists WOW Mrs. .lac!,
Reinhardt, Mrs. Cairow, and Mr. Tnt>
liett.
At Holy Trinity the regular eeealng
Mag was followed by QoUnOd'l sublime
work, "Th.- Bedemptloa," beautifully
sung by thS ?'hoir, the baritone SOlOS
being taken by Mr. Arthur Borlrenor,
director Of IBS chuir. Sad the tenor solos
by Mr. W. Baa-has, of Baltimore, a
musician Of high attainments. A BflSe
provistos to prtjv?nt ororerowdlng was
the < selastaa of srsry oao trho had not
a ticket of admission, for *>> much In
t.ie-t was evinced in the event that it
would bare beea bnpeestble to socommo
u who ?wished to attend this ser
v?? la any hail in Richmond.
At ths Monumental Bar. Dr. Barr eon
ducted the three hours' di vntioli. dS
ItTorlng short addrooaai so th.- seven
of Chi b t.
Tin: L-UTHKRAN CHURCHES
At St. John's Evangelical church tin ft
S solemn communion service last
night, when the youn, confirm'.:
i t Bund y participated In the eaehsrlst
for Um Brsl tima Theos ?wars William
Qrlmmell, Carl Hlller, Prederlch Kasten.
William Koss, Frederick PoshlST, Her
mann Zank, Blei! Brauer, R-mrlette Bnd
. Catherine Prick, Annie Prick, Nan
nie Prommer, Rosa Qlpporlsh, Bftnm! J?r
gens, Prances EColbe, Ann Mensel, I
beth von Nlcklsch-Rosencgk, M
Schmidt, and Lizzie Wolff.
At the First BmgUsh E?rangollcsl Lathe
ran ?inn'*i? th,- a !\iee ,.f preparationfor
holy communion followed ths regular
i ;.1 Friday devotion-.
To-.].iy the charcha! will be giren up
f,.r the most part to deoorstlon for
f. -tiv.il to-morrow. Immei OUMltities
of lilies hare been shipped t.. th? city by
the florists, who say that the del
f? r flowers and plant! for decorative
purpose! bss Barer been excelled ?a their
memory.
MHS. GROSE WILL Itl.TFRV.
sin? wilt Pravo ii?T ?niMicruu- at the
< Imriie* ?if lligiiiuy.
Mm Nellie Grose, the peana wat
Who, Biter having hef husband. John F.
, of Henrtooi arrestad on the et
?ttOS and be'atlnR bl r,
charged by aba with being- a btgaatist,
will In- bl IB early next wcfk, to *
trial on Um gsrioug charge preferred
t ber, sad am endeavor to pi it?
h? r iniiocetic .
Mr. William H. BeVOridgO, who
counsel for Mrs. ?ir,,.-* In her tn
v.nii ber busbaad, has rseelvad lettei
from Mr. L'li. J* PoStOT, a lawv
ii irriiburg, Ps* certlfylns that
I who maiii'd John P. ill' ? OB * lie*
Ol L>- I I ml" r I tat, B
her former busbaad, -Mr. Sparrow, on
the Stli Of thai month.
Mrs. Qrooe will, i; Is said, Institute
:. re to h i\e si I iside sn instru
-. which sie- recently execute,1. I
um: her dower Ian rent In ?;>
Sal Be from lhe AsKoiliitlou.
Byron W. King, the famoua Chsut i
elocutionist who appears at the \
Men's Christian Association Monda)
night, on the lii'iiii :.' .ourse, in "All
tl..- World's a Btag? ." will also conduct
tla tiK-n'.s meeting Sunday alterno.oi :.!
i o'clock. The Park-Place church choir
will sing.
Mr. James P. Btuhbs, assistant -
tary, who leave! m xt w?.k for Ports
mouth, will talk to the boys at I o'clock,
. n "Masks." An Informal reception will
be tendered Mr, Btubbs In AssocL
il.,ll next Thursday night.
Dr. Hell will ii-liver his usual talk on
. thi! afternoon
al 5 o'clock,
aaaaaeal la <hi?i. ?i barters,
Mr. William a. > ;,,r many
nt ?u this city, but who
-. lia.. Will ar
rive h.re in a lew days tO attend the un
a monument which hi
purchased, to be placed over the
le, ?Captain George A. ? !hi i i rs,
who is biiri. a in Hollywood.
Captain Charters was ths war captain
of the foung Quard, Company A,
teenth Virginia Regiment, and the monu
ment will be unveiled on the anntvei
of the organisation of tin company I
In this month.
TtskatS for ll?in?nnr> Member*.
The hox-oiia-e win op? u at the ?academy
next Thursday, th, i it li. for honorary
member! ..i the Wednesday club to
Itch? is for the May Festival. 1 I
- membi re a 111 bars to get or
der! for th.ir tick? ts from Mr. U. R
Uval treasurer, who will
e In hie office al 9M ? sst Hain stn et
between the hours of 2 und I o'clock to
ll IP, Monday, and Tuesday.
v\iir Between n?* Bas?e.;
ph Bock, ? small oolored boy
i''1 ; u. r at the First Follce-Utatlon.
'h"?..! with cutting Oeorga Lotto, a
a inte boy about his own sge, on the mus
ele ol lhe arm.
Th? gash, which was miule bv g knife
nol o., i> or dangerous. The ambulance
died .mil treated th.- i.,,i.
?u???n?f Baaaai Martlaca.
''.'- "/'" . ! i""1 Baptlsi Banday?
lions will both hold their
monthly meeting, to-morrow aftern^n
ii ' rormer at Clay Htr? ,i chur? ii at
-- fetter at Immanuel al l o'clock
will be add,,. . , .,,?, other Inte
ting exen ?.-.s ,-u both.
Feast of the- PBgggBgg ?Services.
Th.- i-v.-iKt of the paasoret dMeg seal
u",\ TiV' v,'rvi"- will be held at
Beth Ahaba Synagogue Tn.-s.iav evening
si . o olocb and Wednesday psornfaig at
W.M. Dr. Caltach will preaeb a- the
lauer service on "The Parting Ouest."
t fall to read advertloemeiit on
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THERE IS NO INVESTMENT SO SAFE, SO SE?
CURE, AS SUBURBAN LAND. FIRE, WATER -
OR THE ELEMENTS CANNOT DESTROY y\. I *
NEITHER CAN IT BE INCLUDED IN THE ?
PLUNDER OF SOME ABSCONDING BA)
BUILDING LOAN, OR TRUST COMPANY ,,. .
FICIAL.
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When You Buv Land
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Investigate the people you buy of. Look into the quality and character of the section you \
contemplate investing in. See that the land is accessible, and has a good water supply, o
Find out if it will be improved, and the nature of the improvements.
These are a few pointers for prospective land buyers, and designed to call your atten- !
tion to the new ?Suburb, !
Beautiful
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Come to our office for FREE CAR TICKETS; take a trip to the property AT
ONCE, and we will demonstrate to you that "Eldon Park" possesses all the advantages -,
enumerated above, besides dozens of others.
BECAUSE
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ELDON PARK is owned and controlled by the largest
and most progressive Suburban Real Estate Oper
ators in the world.
ELDON PARK will be the fifty-seventh suburb which
they have successfully developed,
ELDON PARK is undoubtedly the BEST located and
accessible suburb anywhere in the vicinity of
Richmond.
ELDON PARK will be thoroughly improved?free of
cost to purchasers. Improvements will consist of
line, wide streets, crushed granite sidewalks,
planting of maple shade-trees, &c
ELDON PARK baa excellent street-car facilities?the
Lakeside cars pass directly in front of the prop
erty?Fare, 4J cents.
ELDON PARK builders will have $6,150 in gold di
vided among them.
ELDON PARK has mains of pure artesian water ex- B
tending past the Brook-Road frontage.
ELDON PARK purchasers have all taxes paid for two !
years, and are charged no interest for a similar :
period.
ELDON PARK lots are the best investment in the ;
event of war, Better than a savings bank; better 'i
than stocks.
ELDON PARK purchasers receive a contract wiii
prevents the loss of their property if they are nu- ^
able to pay regularly, through loss of empk>yment D
or illness.
Time's Precious
Delays Dangerous
GRAND OPENING DAY,
Monday, April 18
Don't Wait,
Go Out at Once,
Lots at Acre Prices?$ i oo to
:::::Z FM Payment only $2.
i*-, >? ?-_. -. >-.?, Weekly Payments, SI to S2.I5
How to Get to Eldon Park?Take Clav-street line; transfer to Lakeside line at First awl Clay, or horse cars and transfer at First and Bread.
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OFFICE OPEN TILL 9 O'LOCK
EVERY EVENING.
Old Phone 1000..
WOOD, HARMON St CO.
Largest Suburban Real Estate Operators in the World, 14 N. 9th St., (2d Floor) Richmond, Va.
?'- I ? property (?very day ..' i :.t all hours- lacladtBg ?Sunday.
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THE GRAYS flONOREPl
m\m ni.sir.it COMP-Ufl ?.ivi'.v BBSS
ami < oMl'llMl.Ml.? nv<oiMll..
MR. GREEN MAKES A HOT SPEECH
He* S:i>-? ?he- < ?' iie-rosi 11 *?li?i?\ii ?lie
Mililnr? W?l Da? l?> r??li?ie'ft?
l)?i?-*?ii'l \p|irot < ?if "Voluntary ?li!?
Juiry''? \c(-r?i Mm? BaaaaltaS?
a i, * ? s >- meeting of tha Maaeb
Council wai bald laal night a
amount of routln? bualnt:-.-? was i;
.-1 ?i?'!. rlated ta the
MruKii.st r Qrajra Tha BMmbsfi i
?ut . John 0*Brlea (pi
.ii-nt), IL A. < uni,1. II. M.itthi'W Morton,
W. B Bi i n. v, R. I.. Pati i C. .Nil
son, .). K. Or. .11, and W. V. Hart.
The tat I iin.iy until Um
.i t'> ?nlj'.iini. ab? D 11.
.. 11 d occurrai. Mr. Mui
tuii ?im. Ujr 1 itlmi iruin
un- Qraya, Baking 11 i i to gtva
tIt?m J_?O, stating that il. \ wire lit
raoatbi In tin ?r hall raat.
The BUbjfot Intercalad 11 urn tht I
iiing. Mr. Morion. OtVua OB his toot,
si?i!;.- itrOBgl] - mi my, sayln-,
that ? Wi lit to the i-ity, ami
It bOBB-M (in 'it v IB l'.uh out I haml
lo llurn. Tii tlOB. H.
iilnej derla!? il i!i ,! ill
.1 tii?- iniTiiti-1 imi!'. | i. Um Oaia, and
v r- gi Bat I loi of ftUowi BI one cuu'. I
: ,-. M? ni o', a motion that
$lm> ba ftVaB in-io now. and the iv- j
malader j;.t? r on, it tha ty found K
abw to A *"
.Mr. Or-'.-n novad .i ' >?iiit?-r motion to
rafar too petition from the buidkra to
UM Klnan.'.- CoBMBittaa
Mr. Bradlev ol ubeUtata to Mr.
Qraan'a aubatltute: to pay ih.- j?'-? ask.-d
far at MSB. II" al-*" ;?''kr lu favor of
lin- appropriation, Mroimly ?mloi-eliiy th?'
lomiMiny and agglBBalBg th.- purposo of
atthtlag *i" "
MR, GlU-KX'H BOT BPe-aDCB.
Mr. QlBBB follow ?.J i-p the hottest
dd mem
la f.ivor
of this appropriation who had
m bafon . and th? m- 'hlni be?
hind it all it a is poll!lea or war, oaa
I not think much of "voluntary
militar)." and never did. H?
did ii"i chi - i .-Uly. Hi
i.-t was still.
i inn, .1. "a tOO)
: k and ask for
r pay, and bam? ;? it? ly tii*? military
is bl .iii-l :ii. m. S,?m.- plea II
I th< y ara d?a*
?y."
Mr -.-d himself strongly
in i l'a "lift."
Pr? -i i.-nt ?riiiaii laid ba - ndoia d tba
prlation, declaiini that b? believed
i,-tin.- aaother Friday nlgbl tha oountry
would need tha soldi
Mr. Campbell then addreaaed tha body,
i..- city's obligation to at least
i a,- company a sb? it. r.
Mr. l'airain war? in ?BVOT of Um ap
propriation, but thought it BBght to ba
m tha baada Bag and Land
CoBualttae, Ula motion to tii.it
?is loet, aid Mi. Campbell'a substitute
carried. Mr. Orean alan > I d igainst
it.
Aft. r th.- regular dril) many of tin?
compaay cama to tha chamber and beard
th. - .tust. A ipi' *?
tioii arooa ia to vbetBer C?ptala Ua\. rty
resignad or not. Ltsafetaaal Grooki
stated ?'.r Um laformatlow of tin- body
that Captain llaverty did tender his
nail.,n. but had withdrawn it. Th.
y..un? aekMan ara vary JabOant ovar
what they ?st. i-m as no in-an victory to
fo on th*ir record,
?.Tin-lit MATT!.;:.-- CONBgDBBBD.
Tii ? '.'iniriitt? ?_ ob Blectloaa mada th? ir
r? port, naming tin- former places for
v..tinn. .X'. pt In :h.* Third Ward.
OrtSaana Oommlttea raeoauaeaded
tii it the ordinal:.a- liiip..-*itii; a tin.- for
bill distributing an tha aU-asti aaaaad
lad this was adopt, d. Tba aawad
meat dodi nut bbTbbi tha fonaar ordt
impoeing a Baa ;..r bOI i>u.sting
and si.n advertistag without a Lttn-u.
Tin' ordlaaaoa rtjflflitrjBg person? who
wish io bi rooa substances, in
Haaunabla fluids, &-?.. to obtain t??
penalt from the Coumdl, wus ; lio
adopt? d.
C0DHC3LMAM SIMS HESIGNS.
PraaMaat (?'liri.-n read u imisiibiihBh
tlon from Mr. O. 11. .Siuis, In whUth tluu
ooaaotlaaaa tend? r? t his raatgnatlon us
a im-mber of tin. honorable body. A
motion was made to BBBBgl the r? signa
tlon, which Was unanimously carri?>?l.
The reports from the atr<j*t, Flnaace,
and Almahouse committeea, and that of
tha City Engineer, and Chief ?>f Police
aera read, approved, and ordered t" ba
Mr. Oreen preeented a petition Hum the
Richmond Qaa Coetpeay, praying for
the franohlae to furnish gaa to th?
sumers of Manchester, li.- made a d_o
ti.in to refer tha paper to tha CoBualtte?
on Light and Ordinances, which
i? ,?.
t?hWA.1 HIM FOR A CONJURER.
Eariy yc-t.-rday morning 'Stiuii?- l.. w.
i... 111 was awakened fron his nasra
Ing nap by lsliam r.il.ii.-i, a BOgTO of
Baanaboro'. Tha negro complained to tha
Squire thai Randolph Benita? Frank
on. and Sus.m Smith bad gtVBB bin
rere beating, His appearanrw eertaln
dld b.-ar out his state-ill- III that In' bad
been severely treated. Ha told 'SBalre
Cheatham that Tboraday night tha
groes caoaa to bla bo-use? ?>n Clopton
street. Baraasbata*. Bad aooused him o?
conjuring Basaa Smith, the alfa of Raa
dolpfa smith. Dpoa ? otertng his ..
they accseed him of it. Ha told them ba
haga UOlhlBg Of the black art, and thai*
atatemeat was a lie of UM Hr.-t water.
With that th?-y all. the woman in her fee
hlanaaa balplng all sha ooaaL sprang
u[>on bha and pound-.1 him until tie
called for m.icy. Mercy ?ame in tha
abapa of several aagrosB, who puiie?i the
i. iiigar? ata nom tha prastrata man.
Warrants bBVB DBBB Issued for th?? arrest
of tha negraaa who aro allagad to bava
baafc n l'.ilm.-r. The case will probably
ba .ailed next Tuesday.
An interesting case? before 'Squire
?harks T. Jones Thursday was that of
il. i man Ixmg, a merchant of the county,
*ho was charKud with swearing lalseiy
before the 'Se'ulre In a hearing i few
d-**ys ago. I?ong was fined *> by the
'Si-ulre and sent, need to Jail for one day.
He- took on appeal, however, through his
iounsi-1, Mr. W, 11. B?v? ridge. Hail m,.,.-,
allowed him In the sum of $?>?).
J. K. Hudxins, the bicyclist summoned
to appear before Mayor Maurice's Court,
did not present himself yester-gay morn
ing, ami an attachment was Issued
againet him.
Th.' OOB-plBlnt of .Sarah Smith against
Robert liaugh (both enlor.-d). for abuse,
was also to havo been hear! yesterday
morning. However, Ilauah also remulne?!
away from the servies that minht have
b.-, ri yesterday morning lu the White
T>-mpl.-.
I'l.KSo.NAI.S AN'li MKIEFS.
Mr. J. F. Sn.-lliiuis U spending a few
?lav? in U, dford City.
MIj>s Fannle l*an?aster, of Ashland. Is
si ending tha Easter holidays with MW***
Rutb Vaa Hootea, at the Preabyterlan
man-. .
Mrs. [_ While of Salisbury, x. I
in ths city, visiting her patents. Mi
Mrs. Richard VBughaa, of Eleventh and
Decatnr atreeta
Rev. J. i?. owathm. v, ?,f Richmond CBl
|, ge, will supply the pnipu both naornlag
ami evening at Btochton-Streal church to
in. i roa
Mr. Jam. - J? ven has mov-d his family
i-. Port Norfalh. va.
Tha Ooaaty Cowl ?if Cheeterfleld will
be^iii ifs Atiri! term on Monday.
Mr. W. F. Bart) tha atona eootraetor,
?: -nil ?tuite- ill at hi.? bSBBBj at No. '. iH
east Beveath afreet,
Anss Henry Oills, of Farmvill.-, is the
gUeal "f Mr-'. ?'. I*', ?'.'iiley. .:' h-r hOBM,
on Portar ai
Mr. w.iit.r Chaiieton, who ba besa
visitim? his father, Mr. Jon? Charlotea.
or Kiev-nth and Ball atreeta, left yester
day for his home, la Chicago. Mr. Charla
ton is in the railroad baalasss in that
city.
Mr. and Mrs. T? White, of Salisbury. X.
?'., are In the city, vl-iting the par. nts of
Mrs. White, Mr. :uid Mrs. RlehaTd
Vaiighan, of Kleventh and Decatur
I r. . i.-.
Tha ravivai ivicsa vhlch have i?-e-n in
progress for, two we. ks at the Fifth
Street Methodist chun-h have been ;ii
fended by lar?. BBtlOBA During
this we-ek Ttev. Mr. QaylS hus been aid
ing th" pastor, Ri v. O. If. M. Faden, in
the preaching. There have bSBB about
forty professions in all.
A I?.-e-tiUifli.il ?.riinteil.
Governor Tyler has granted a r?'
?lulsltlon upon tha Ooveraoe of Pennsyl
vania for Ulchard Cosby (colored), want
ed in l_?ncaster county, where* he brok.
jail on the night of August 6th of |aat
y.ar. He was eonfln?-?! awaiting trans
portation to th? penitentiary, to begin a
five years' term for grand larveny. He
Is under arrest In Philadelphia. Th?*
requisition was obtained by Mr. O. J.
I ...wiling, tho Commonwealth's Attorney
of Lancaster-.
Oovernor Tyler hag been Invited to ad?
di s the Ashland High School at the
elose of the session on June 6th. He
will probably accept.
"You are advertising ?pilte ? ally in
the year," sal?! the summer-resort lan?l
lord's friend.
'Yes; 1 always fix up my announce
ment?? at this tlmu of year. You s?-,-.
I am a thoroughly conscientious man.
mid I wish to be able to state that th.-r,
aro no mosquitoes."?Washington Btar.
Ti:-, TIIOI BAKD RABBITS KILLED?
Fhay \r?> siniu in Bhatgraa BHva
l'liellle- t mi?!.
-
Ti:-- Brat : il bH dril
n Fr. NM cuunty,
mili, d Blth :
hive of Mateii it, un, sad i
Irive at Mav ... UH :
-mail, bat both thai
IV. 11 advn rtla .1 la tha 1
tad the numbers of t
n the drive bore eon? 1 1
This one aaa -;:. ly 1
m.1. win!, the expand?.1 Un
y live mil, ? ?on*
>f rabhtta m fr,.m .a' the 1
u i "'..-- In. raa . <! high >..
nada, Tin oom? ama 1
Uoa <>f 1.1.1,1- 1. adlag
"??Ulli, about ion: -
>1 ?'Lather. mar:? t-u Oil
>f FlBBUO and OB tile Smith r. I
Ii was what . k\ ?-. :
nbbit driva, th.- algughti t
ommcnclng as aOOB
ne In eight "t ili.
BbbttS w. r.- unusually num. 1
>n?) in ten broke through tlw
hi*, reaped th.- drtvi
ivith th.- tag drii
ilmost as man'.- MbtttS I - ' '
daughtered. Bhatgui 1
ff?-?'t. and ?he r.'sult was t
orrai aaa reached .
.f th?- great roaad up nbi
daughter.
Batlmates of the number ktll
atdely, beeaase >>f the contl
-'.ruction of th.- p*-st-< by fun-Bi
iv iv to th.- coi r il but it i** pi- I
tha rabbit impalatInn around W
*olony ha- been r? due
ea thousaml.
I ?.-?... i. _..- I? Truck..
wii.miv;t?>\. x. C \
ara in this vtetaltj 1 tpt
i.b!.- daaeage resteedaj
i suffered moat, >? in
HKh an .-M.'iit In sonn- ?>?.i
vpianting aeeaaaary. BagUsb :
?Is.) cut off materially, a- \
lataas. StrawUrrUs w.re laj :'
If any, as the growers ti i I I
warning, and had agregad IS I
A patrlotl?' S?A?-?.?i in IflSOOBSlB :
ently s. nt the following affusion < '
seal pi'i" r: --i hag >" ? Baa
uni Otv Span the Davel. VI an C0V*\
hav suffer noff of The? Uouldo?*??* J
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