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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FRANCIS T. ISBELL viii sell that valuable
farm called ''High Meadow In Henrico
county, at IL O'Clock NJ.
WELLINGTON GODDIN VIII sell valuable lots
on. Leigh, Seventh, and Eighth streets, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ.
GRUBBS L WILLIAMS viii sell small brick
dwelling, ON Marshall between Munford and
Gilmer streets, at O'Clock P. II.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at their store at
10 O'Clock an excellent assortment of parlor
and chamber furniture, cooking stoves, tin
ware, crockerv, &c. .. .m.-..
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HuMoRs OF RECoNsTRUCTIoN.-Mr
James P. Cowardin will deliver his lecture
on this subject at the Theatre tonight. All
who have heard the lecture we feel conf
dent will want to 60 again, and those wfo
have not should 60, for it is the last time OF
its delivery in this city. The proceeds OF
the lecture will be appropriated for the
benefit of the orphan asylums Of our city,
and we hope that there will be found none
who will not feel it to be their duty to con-
tribute their mite for the benefit Of the
poor orphan. .#...iw .a @ ..s.- ~.
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MARINE AccIDENTs.-Th schooner Henry
T. Wood, whilst hauling out of the dock
yesterday, ran against the pier near the
ship-lock and knocked a hole in her port
bow just above her light-water line about
two feet long and six inches wide.
The steamer Ellie Knight, which lef
here last Saturday evening, upon her arri-
val at City Point had her engine caught
upon the centre, causing her to run int
hesteamer Hatteras, carrying away the raj
aft of the wheel-house on the starboarc
side of that vessel. But slight damage wa
incurred by the Ellie Knight.
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LIST OF USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE SEP
TEMPER Is, 1s6S.-James Lewellen, Rich
mond, Va. Mrs. Sukey Parker, Fredericks'
burg, Va; Clerk of Henrico county, Hen
rico county, Va; Nelson Overly, Washing
ton, D. c.; w. B. Davidson, Richmond, Va:
Hughes & Rowe, Richmond, Va; 4. W
johnson, Richmond, Va; Miss Amanda e.
Swain, Henderson, KY.
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LADIES FAIR.-The ladies of Clay-street
Methodist church will open their talr to-
night. The object of this fair is to relieve
the church of debt; and as all the delicacies
of the season can be found there, we are
sure that none can resist the opportunity
offered of both aiding charitable cause
and spending o pleasant evening.
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g@ HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.
CAPITAL, 81. 600, 900.
ASSETS 81 5aa 2l9. 80.

This Company has national reputation l's
progress has been regular, steady, rapid.
With large line Of yearly losses, IL mas pau
through them promptly by Its large receip's' aIo
added HALF A MILLION to It's capital, in the
shape OF q Surplus Fund.
We write on risks Of approved moral hazard OF
nearly all descriptions, against FIRE lor the
"HOME,'' and we especially beg to call lns at.eh-
tlon of the public to their plan OF PERPETUAL
INSURANCE. -.-.ss.- - -.
e We shall be happy to exhibit and e1pisin us
economical and advantageous operation, espe-
cially on DwELLIN6-HO HOUsE RISKS, CHURCH
RISKS, &c. For policies, apply to
! THOMAS N. ALFRIEND 81 SOMA gents,
No. so2 Main street. near MINI,
soa ,w !1' - Richmond Va.
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A PATENT THAT PAYS.-The celebrated auto
matte Clothes Washer and Boiler, which has
created such an excitement throughout the north
ern States where 1t has just been introduced has
already found It's way to city. 1t Is one of the
patents that pays for 1t is perfect and so cheap
that every family will have one. Ladies and gen.
temen are invited to call at w. J. ANDERsoN'S,
s25 Main street, and see It's wonderful operations.
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HESR1co COUNTY CoURT.-The court was
engaged yesterday in disposing Of the case
of Henry J. Pearson, indicted for injuring
the property of Albert Aiken. The jury
returned verdict Of not guilty. ...r. r.i,.
The court then adjourned until to-mor-
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Other local Matters ON Second Page

CRUEL WIFE-BBATING.-A white man
named William H. Beal, who resides On the
corner Of Third and Baker streets, was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing for beating his wife in a most cruel and
merciless manner on last Sunday morning.
From Beal's own testimony it appears that
he inflicted this punishment on his wife
because she had broken into his money-box.
When the officers entered the house to ar
rest Beal they found his wife covered with
blood flowing from the wounds he had in
ficted Oh her person. During the difficulty
son, little boy about six years old, ran
towards his mother, when he received Sc
we're blow on the head, inAicting wound
which it was thought would result fatally,
but he is now much better. The affair Gre
ated quite an excitement in the neighbor-
hood, and several hundred persons assem-
bled around the house. The Mayor dis
posed of the case by fning Beal twenty dol
lars and requiring FIVE hundred dollars Sc
curity to be of good behavior. .'.--.
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w P. MAYO, Ninth street, one door
wv below Main tnnder ": d: E,ilr z sl 20; !,
has resumed the GRAIN anG FEED flsnds and f6
nublic- He keeps on hand full supply OF n a },
OATS, CORN, and MILL FEED; also, FhEsH
BOLTED MEAL for family use ,,,
me as sales1pen, and would be glad TO serve tGeir M
friends. SoS-"
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.
PORT OF RICHMOND SEPTEMBER Il 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. G.. Durham Co.
steamer Petersburg, -, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, Harveys Il Williams.
schooner G: Z. Sadler, Tilton, Albany, lumber
L. w. Pickrell. g..
Schooner Hattie Coombs, Jamersop, Windsor,
n. s., merchandise, A. s. Lee
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch. Now York. mcrchan-
disc and passengers W. G. Dunham K Co.
Schooner H. T. Wood, New York UtG lower
James river to load. ...
CLEARED.
Schooner Mary Allerton, Parsons. Rio Grand de
Sui, Hour, Gallego Manufacturing Company.
MEMORANDUM. .....
NEW YORK, September 12.-Cleared. schoonerS
D. l.. Sturges for Richmond and Napoleon for
Yorktown.
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CAN BE CURED! Amy case Of letter, ringworm,
Itch barbers ITCH blotches, poison oak, or other
eruption of the SKIN, however malignant or long
standing, by using BENsoN's SALALEM BROTH.
Prepared by j. E. BENSON, Richmond, Va, For
sale by all druggists
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8itl1mond 1ispatttl,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH' -
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. s.. 1-F
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RECORD Book FOR DEALERS IN LEAF To-
BACCo.-These books, which the dealers in leaf to-
bacco are required by law TO keep, may be had at
the DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE at short notice.
3end In your orders. ..s..,...- ..@....H H
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X ETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATERl
W ITS WONDERFUL CURES AND CyRA.
TIVE POWERS The GETTYSBURG SPRING
COMPANY announce that they have completed
arrangements for supplying the Gettysburg Medl-
cinal w Water on q scale commensurate with the ue-
ton as to the therapeutic value and virtue OF this
water will, on application to the ofhce OF the com:
pany. or any Of the druggists stores be Furnished
with printed copies Of statements Of invalids and
reports of eminent medical men as to its curative
effects, the only unerring test Of the value Of any
water or medicine.
They are also referred to the thousands Of inva-
lids and their medical advisers In every part OF the
of this water among the people. some six months
ago, been cured by its use OF distressing or fatsl
maladtes.
This combined testimony establishes beyond all
reasonable doubt the superiority Of this water as
remedy for rheumatism, gout gravel: dyspepsia,
eases tbtltousness, etc.,. catarrh, neuralgia ana
nervous disorders. all others known TO materfa
medica, or found III the mineral springs OF mo-
dern times.
stances to possess the power of solving calculus or
stone In the bladder, and the urate deposits or
chalk stones formed by rheumatism, gout ana
gravel, and OF permanently curing these diseases,
for which medical science and the most ceieDraheu
mineral waters have hitherto only provided pallia-
tives. 80
" curing, Albumenuria- or Bright's Disease.
This water Is confidently claimed to be the only
mineral-spring water with which great ana re-
markable cures have been effected away from Its
source.
Price per quart bottle. fifty cents per case OF
two dozen, 81. Depot No. SO Liberty street, New
York. Post.office box No. slas. For sale by drug
PURCELL, LADD CO, Druggists
au A-eodm Richmond. va.
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The HUsTIsGs Court OF MAGISTRATES
met on yesterday but transacted no busi-
ness of public Importance.
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We have from Turner, bookseller, No.
lila Main street, Harper's Bazar. A very
interesting No. .....
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MINERAL WATERS from the following
lyk celebrated Springs:
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR,
ROCKBRlDGE ALUM,
ALLEGHANY, 7s-
HEALING.
CONGRESS- Et.2sa ~
HIGH ROCK. SARATOGA,
GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished on application.
Fresh supplies constantly receiving by
PURCELL, LADD q CO., ~
selo Agents Virginia Springs Water.
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REMOVALS AT THE PENITENTIARY.-The
following removals have been made at the
penitentiary Alonzo Wingfeld and G.
Mosby, two old officers; Richard Lee, over
seer of the shoe shop; - Hozmeer, one
of the interior guard; - Wardwell, son
of the superintendent and two negro gate,
keepers.
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FLANNEL,
FLANNEL,

FLANNEL.
This department being under the special charge
OF one Of the concern.-one Of the best Judges o.
these goods in America-we can offer great In
ducements in this line. s- -.--
FLANNEL, ALL-WOoL, at 25c. worth s5c.;
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL at Soc. worth 4oc.
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL, superior quality, at 5oc.,
and asplendid
FINE ALL-WOOL FLANNEL, full yard vide
at 6Oc,, worth 81;
and hundreds of other bargains.
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Orders from the country promptly attended to,
and goods sent leash on delivery wherever there Is
an express agency.
Remember that we shall be closed on THURS
DAY and FRIDAY OF this week, September l7tf
and 18TH, and on
EVERY SATURDAY, AS USUAL.
LEVY BROTHERS,
l547 Main street. nearly opposite the
SELL Old Market.
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n RY G O. 0 D S.

b CARDOZO, ALSOP Il FOURQUREAN
E are now receiving their
FALL STOCK OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
.. DRY GOODS,
and invite their friends and the public generally to
cali and examine them.
Their goods are BOUGHT ENTIRELY FOR CASH,
and will be sold very cheap.
Their stock will embrace all the newest styles IN
DRESS GOODS. together with full line of STA.
PIE and DOMESTIC FABRICS.
4. $. NJ. PRICE JOHN 0. CHILES,
RI . JACK TEMPLE, THOMAS ID. QUARLES.
are with them, and will be glad to serve theil
: . '''S ScARDozo, ALsoP 8 FOURQUREAN.
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RoBBERY.-The shoe shop Of NJ. c. Do
herty, on Governor street near Franklin,
was entered on Saturday night and robbed
of its entire stock Of boots and shoes, to-
gether with all the customers work on hand
at the time. The thief effected an entrance
by taking out one of the large panes of
glass from the front door. The loss is par
ticularly heavy one to Mr.. Doherty at
present, since he has a large family de-
pendent upon him for support.
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DISsOLUTTONS, &c.
DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
VEEP OFF DISEASE!

UEEP OFF DISEASE! Fl
The cARBoLATE OF LIME is the most GER
tain and powerful D1s1NFECTANT and DEo-
DORIZER for sinks, cellars, alleys, and malaria,
now known. One pound Of 1t will go farther and
1, more efficient than ten pounds Of chloride OF
lime. Price, 40 cents pound-box. For sale at
MEADE BAKERS
Apothecary Store,
.~#s
el9 Main street. .-...
faa 1a1
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T ANE & MEADE'S SCHOOL.-Session
LllSss-'e begins on MONDAY September 2S, 1868,
and ends 3oth June. 1859. s...r.
Ssnsr1l SGnf1s JAMES 4 ME,HE II LANE Principals.
POst-ofice box $50. For terms, &c, see cata
lOgues At the bookstores. Sc lin
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N TURNER'S SELECT CLASSICAL
~ AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, No. ID THIRD
STREET NEA AK MAIN.-The next session begins
MONDAY, 2lst September. sr~s -
TERMS: $50; French. at Professors fee. Ar
rangen 1nts will be made for class Of boys under
ten YEARS, at reduced rates. See circulars.
50 lin
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MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO. EX-
W. CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pur-
chase and sale OF LEAF and AANUFACTuRED
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer 70 A. 2. HARVEY,
President Of National Bank Of -yir2inia; JAMES
THOMAS Jr., ESQ, Richmond, Va; hessrs. ID.
MESSENGER Il Co, New York; MeSsrs. JOHNSON
4 THoAP SON. Boston. Mass. tyA
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

II B. BRIDGFORD & CO., GENERAL
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS; Nos. D y
and II Broadway, and Nos. s I, Q and IL Green
wich street.
| Clice No. 7, room No. ], Broadway n. I. oo,,
Also. proprietors Of the "EUKEhA' Coi-
| TON SHEDS and STORAGE YARDS.
Refer to the merchants OF Richmond. va.
CD
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER Is, 1893.
Sun rises ............5.5o Moon sets......... AZ
sun sets ts..,......8.1O High tide. P M. ..... ST.
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cHoCKOE HILL ACADEMY.-Th

- fourth session of this school for young men
and boys corner of Seventh and Grace streets.
will commence Monday, September 2lst, and close
ath Of June following. Circulars at the book
stores and school-room.
Charges: English and Mathematics, per ses.
sion, 665: Greek snd Modern Languages. each
$40; Latin $40. Payable, half session. In advance
SC l-tcctl0 :. 7. EACH, Principal.
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A NTHRACITE COAL, 900 tons choice
~ onaity LORBERRY BED ASH EGG and
sToyE GOALS fer sale. am prepared to Ster
the most liberal terms 70 those wishing 10 purchase
s'I Once and yard corner seyenteenth and Dock
atreets. lie 81 WRIT ROBERTS.
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w FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE

Sc lot
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'onLiShho EVERY FRIDAY, AZ JAsrER
DUBOIS COUNTY, ,isnrANA.ny
. L l. N 3 II 7 DO NE.
oFF''E- OS VEST MAm SMUT.
RATES or ADvrRTIaIHG.

RATES or ADvTR1IafTG.
FOR squa'soi I0lnes or riess,lv,,l Slf
'u0aefueht ihsff'ih, !5 cls
Longer atgertiseme :, srmernie.-
a ""ci'oa over even SQUIRE or squares,
sounlsd - square. Thrse ura h., terms
ior 'rsusi~n' ad,er'isenDni; rensonaL.e
seduction VIII be II ade 10 regular advertise
me0tf.
No'io.s OF srpcin,men, cf administrators
ga iegai "e''ers OF like chs,acte, 10 be
paid il advance.
AssUJHcirG cArlIpATts:
FOR swnship oticeFs, eFch Sio0
FOR County :" $50
for District, '1'cnii, or S'a'e. 80.
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The Beauties Of Eadioal;.n

Tue foi'owiug shows via, .l.
'"' - institution dicsiisrn, especially i,
"'u'"' s. Bto"nIow 10 no, only Cav.
''"'' oi tennessee, 5ui he is UD,ed State.
oFn"'or elect .rom that S.ste wh.,
''''''" 10 ne wsy oi honesty, and po,sli.
~ ne WIZ be 10 that body where C,.r
webster Virgin, Benton, and n hos, 80
'rsmeb. have held aea.s Wh.,
.''s"' is soeh venal bsrnacle to Andrew
'acsson! Was' descen, in The rcals of
man hood has he State of Tennessee made.
From the Nsshvlle, Tennessee. Ban,s,,
uurirg he late term OF he Clrcui, Cou,t
~ Sml'hiield D Kaib county, Jujyo Nc.
hain frssiding. murder cnse ws.,,;sd =,
which Judge Mansen II. Briep, Of This cite
Vas e"g7grd Ia the course cf ri. .,,n
mem. lodge Brien m-de the star,ling asc.
- '"''o" met there is regniar psr,ner,hip
'A's'ihg between William G.. Brownl w and
D"'o"F' blackburn, on 'he folloxing terms.
i"'' me sad Colonel Bockburn shajl a..
~F"''y W i'ueLvl!c q " men in thar
rchon OF 'hs SAFE who are .cc.sed os
"'se stealing, murder aud other crimss
"d INST when they have srrived in Nash.
me- ana before they are tried, Brownlov
"a" 'Ir a reward for their srrest.and
'rosniow aud Blackburn divide the monev
+'"eFn 'hem. sharing equally the pro6ts
ri'ing IRON Bsowniow's proc,a ms,ou'
judy Bnsn -liciied ,hi. statement, fam
'e evidence OF Colonel Blackburn. Us
'h'uncsd he partnership - .ss.cjes of
iAmy heretofore unknown ana mr,be,
s'ef that he expected to be s.sss.;r,,sd
Exposing the parties. and ,hst,he soeech
was making wac The last he ever exoec.
70 D. permitted to make al The bar
! ~ above report OF Judge Brien's speech
2 reer'vfd ron On attorney in the case
n~yer OF Distinguished d .biIity. and ma
lose moral sense was shocked >, the ;ae.
'"Sh aep'a'ry es that exhibited bv
o~"iow 10 thus prosiiiuiiog The eAecu,ive
&c to me vile purpose o. filing his mock.
siih dishoresi gains.
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itor lhe jasper Ccurler.l
ESSAY CN HAN,
coA1IEUATiog or.
FtLL :F qrE AaGELs.

r." oa'sn, Which decciverh The winnie
I. n''u' y" wts cast oDi into The Earth. md
"'s angels were cost oui Win hin ;,
-HEv.. Sr j ur Cb.,
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A Dilemma.

Many years ego a youn, Uniye,s,l;., cis,.
GYM" started Westward to siieud con.
'eo''on oi his brethren. He took The pre.
'a''ioh 70 Cry visl Of cayenne in his
poeSe' to eprihkie his TODD with. Is . preven.
'''Ne to ever aud sgue The CONVENTION
mel; ana et dinner ,nll iloosier obrerved
The psson as he seasoned his meat. sno .d.
dressed him thus:
'srsnssr. III thank you for Iee,le o.
mat ere red sal, for I'm kind o. cr,'ou. 10
Try n'
'C'r'ain'y, replied me parscn, bu, vou
VII hni II very powerful be csre,ul how
You use IT,
The Hoosier took the profTt FED viai and
leeiing himself proof against any ou.p,i,v
o. raw whisky, though, he could 90 The .res
SAT- with Impuniy, and accordippIv sni,.
S'ed junk OF beet rather boup,isully Win
" nnd forthwith introduced il in his cana.
IONS mouth. IL soon began 10 take effect.
ne shni his eyes. and his features beoanto
'"h he, ceno''ng a very inharmonious con.
'''lop physically. He opened his mou,h and
cresnfd, 'Firer
f"ke drink Of cold wnler from the iup.'
Old ,he p,rsun. F
VIII thar put II ou.v rsked The msr,vr
n,ing The action 10 The word Ia : short
me The unfortunate man began n recovs,
nd turning 20 the psrson, hjs eyes s,;u
winning 10 water. exc;aimed:
'S'ranaer. you call yourself 'ver.alis, 7
tflievel'
! co. mildly answcsed the parson.
4" q, want 10 arow IL you ,hinki,i IL
osis'eFn' with ysur belief to 90 abou, with
y ife !" your bresches pocaelp
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U--'l with had vour head eaid l,dv
one osy to'a gentlemen who had solved fpr
her knory point. 'AndIci.h hnd vc,
heat',' was his reply. 'WeH.' spia "a. .s;re,
your he,d aud my hear, can seree. don,
see "hy they should not go iato partner
chip
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0--f Among ,be psssengers in a s,sos
coHch wss little een'lemnr who had pos.
s'e'y seen FIVE summers. The coach heinz.
ou''r 'oii, he ga, in The lap Of another pas.
scrser. While on The way. something was
ss'd ooou, pickpacke's. and soon the cor.
Vfrs''ion becane general on lha. interest.
'"e so'Jecf. The gentleman who was then
'o'cins our young friend rcmarked: NJ
zoe ''e''o", how easy could pick your
'oese'.' No you cou'dn' ,repIird he: .rvs
'eea iooaing out for you al The lime,
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n q certain i'i'ie dameel being rscrs
va'fd beyond endurance BY her bio b,o,he,
Me"' Gown upon her knees and proyed:-
'oo Lord bless brother Tom. ~ ires ha
s"ears' he smokes-alI boy do; us ei,l-
don't. Amen.
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W ~ eoi'or describing church ia Min.
res "a snys.
No velvr' cushions in our pevs: we DON,
go 10 Tor syls. The fa,'e- person hrs ihs
'oi'est seat, ond takes il out wan him ~ ,bs
close OF the services
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'Nthpmlph, compare the adj Give
'cold' ea'd a =, boolmistrtss 10 he,h4,d,,,o
ros"'ve cold, comparative cough supsr,a.
I'VE ctiiin.' i'iumpbnn,ly respond. d N..,
hemish.
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O1'irx Is 10 be married ,bou, the mid.
d'o 81 be3rmbef. The es,imable I.Jv y,
n's choice. we ere assured, il whiic 80,
The rcliicai pseoilec,iops ps 81.
her intended.
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from lle itnrxvil'e Press snd Ilernld 2,
cne Passenger 100 Many.

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me 'faIn iiom Bristol TO Konxy;)le 70
'e'o'y was speeding on its western wny ioy
ously' Al Gfeenvilie it was reinforced n
q acouple- gentleman and lsdv man and,
q ''oeh'iy oi good degree rhcppb some
"'t '''eoed by rude jniting mai hacI
'''s rom the mountains ut we.t.fn N.,l
onoih". The ege lord. YET in the accLv
\ J Of lie, had nothing ia His appearance O,
'''"e""rr 10 attract any 9th noiice tban
'n"' usnnIis nccorded 10 a reu,rm.u Tb.
IAuy lind she Was evidently l,dY 4, 49,
''' sh''- while appOfenIy ri irinr in
'"e very exuberance OF health TO ,he dis.
''rh'hg 'hd experienced eye, wssms.ite.tlv
uo' "eii al sese with hpr.eif-.f,er bs, dis
lgroN'ing m un'eiu ride. She csr,sI,ly
oos 10 p'ios to tti' c, he 'Gr. elan Ba,d.,
~ htoafd!' cries Henry L,le CI,np
c''ng g2ts 'ae bell; ioo', tooi, The whistle
ana away goes ,he upin.
row IN 'bpt car--~ ~e mean the "a, T.,
"aifh our couple were seatel--ue,o .ul
'"a"ner OF fox, he grnndps, rhs crspso,r
I'VE pa, The M; bn' bei'4r lhan eli eo,os.
= ihs less han q d,z,n of those upnr,cts 4
Df0ssoms Of msiaenhond vith ,t.
''ite- OF maif'mony were es the sys,ro ~
ne Fo'es. Not lew NEE mus,.cb;,ad
"ung pfscueis OF the lailnr srd b,,h.
e "''u"o 10 catch The Ira GRANGE oi The ,
i"ses'ns aforesaid.
Inc train sPti on our couple res,ei cos.
y together in fhc dou b bls sent. Tn. ro,,,
iie iron. Athev'!Ia ior he nonce was ~,
''''n' Alae, 4 Was on y t,yo,t,n rlve
'ey TO prssen, misery Wnoi eat IL mai
'' conductor vas called, and iieaty Lyt
'"'Ss pfeMpt 10 relieve lbe distress. d /.
= he'd' Bong man OF qnics coma,e.
-h-ioD snd best witai with sor,a .x,a,,
''e IN matters naffimrnial, q short priva,s
'eFvIew determined his course Or treu "
eni. &C
" ne een'l meo viii please move TO
l'r"hfd raf.' wss the geG'l- sdct.
I" ha'- The matter! Is anything wropap :.
ed 'he maiiens. wa
A.L., Sal
A'shake IT the head and n f.w ter,-f
"'S ifom mo.htrly dame awed thsm
3 silence. no
Hhy ell 'hi'. NJ. Corduc,o,r deteren
''y exclaimed They Of ;he nuus,ache anal
d cLoa.
hli ne gentlemen forward q, once.' ne,
ed Henry. oar
e., 90 on right now cried she Of ,bs Ooh
strings. Duu't be s,opp.,. bp, .. o.
I along Big things are goi..' on here s''s
10 'nty DID 90 forward uihont koou. J'"
why A biahke, wac hune On over ,hs """
unor oi that car Henry I.yie VA,
'ha doctor ~ every woodward. Tbs ~"
sHeu niaiFs were no read,nitted 10 I'm, '"'"'
Tue Young lsdies did no, ret out i"''h
car. Ehsu. voice