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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-18

SPEECH OF GEN. FRANK P. BLAIR.-In re-
spending to his nomination for United
States Senator by the Democrats of the
Missouri Legislature, Gen. Blair said
~ shall endeavor to carry out, as far as
! have the ability, the principles proclaim
ed for me by the friends who placed me in
nomination. am Democrat, and / am
also Liberal. Upon the platform which
was announced in our recent election, and
which gave back to Missouri her liberty
and her freedom, upon that platform stand
with all men who will stand with me. /
hope and believe that new and more bril-
liant career is open for our State that we
will leave the past undisturbed; that we
have not in our hearts the spirit Of retalia-
tion for the wrongs that we have suffered
in this State, because we have higher and
nobler mission. We have to do with greater
objects than graphing with the things that
are gone and that cannot be remedied. It
is our duty, and the highest and noblest,
to 60 forward to aid our fellow-citizens in
the Southern States to the liberties which
we have achieved. And know no better
way toaccomplish that than to call to our
side the noble and generous allies who
aided us in our recent struggle. We have
another duty before us. 1t is the duty to
strike down those monstrous menopolies
with which the .millionaires in the East
have sapped the life-blood Of the people of
the West. In this duty we need these same
allies, and without them we cannot sue
ceed; with them we will achieve results
equally glorious as those which we achieved
In our late contest In November"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-18

MoITUARY REPoBT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sat-
urday, January ID, 1911, compiled from
se4tons returns received at the Office OF
the Board of Health:
loie number of deaths in the CITY, 33.
An aadftlon Stubborn were reported (co-
!ored). Sex: Males, % !; females. 7. Color :
White males, g; white females. q: colored
males, II colored females. 5. Condition :
Single, lS; married, II wiaowers, / :: un-
known, 2. Nativity: Tinted states 30 .
England, |. Locality City at LARGE. !:
Marshall Ward, 8; Jefferson Ward. 15 !:
Madison Ward, 1; Monroe Ward, S; CLAW
Ward, s.; Almshouse, 3. Age: One day
to thirty, s.; one month to six, 4; six
months to twelve, 8; one year to three, 4 !;
three years to five, 2; ten years to twenty
:; twenty years to thirty, l thirty years
to forty, 2; forty years to fifty, g.; fifty
years to sixty, 3; sixty years to seventy, /
seventy years to eighty, Il unknown, 1. By
whom certified Regular practitioners, 20;
coroner, 4; Board Of Health, 9. Causes Of
death Burn, 1 brain disease, l Group,
l; consumption, 8 (eolored); diarrhea
(chronicI |; dysentery (acute), l; dys.
pnea, /: hemorrhage from bowels, /
heart disease, /; inflammation of spinal
cord, |; marasmus, 2 !; pneumonia, 4; pa
ralysis, l; premature birth, 1 rheuma.
tism, L; syphilis, ]; structure of rectum,
! i; teething, 1; valcular disease of heart,
l !; unknown, s. .'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-18

CHANcERY Court OF RIcHMoND-Judqe
E. II. Fftzhagh.-Ehe following eases were
disposed of yesterday ,J, ..l.
Decree for the sale Of House and lot on
the north side of Main street, between 18th
and 14th streets. Wise and Coke, D. q.
t.. S. Fl. & J.F. Adams Us. John Creme. De-
cree for account of receivers. Johnston g.
Williams, p. q.
Gibb Us. Glib, &c. Decree recommitting
the case to the commissioner to retake &C.
count. Spilman and G iswold: G. D. Wise
for defendant.
P. M. Taylors executors us. Nowln, &c.
Decree for the sale Of 20 feet of ground near
Rockets. Nash, p. q.
Mason Us. Gretter. Decree overruling de-
murrer and dissolving injunction. Spilnan
and Green, p. O.; Bouldin and Marshall for
defendant.
Grsme us. Cullen, &C.; Cullen us. Creme,
&C.. Cullen ps. Adams, &C.; Hunters ad-
,ministratrix Us. Johnston, &c. Opinion Of
the court settling the principles of the case,
and directing specific performance by
Adams, &c. Lyons, Meredith, and John
Howard for Grame Johnston & Williams
and Steger for Adams j. A. Jones and r.
T. Daniel for Cullen.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Upon the petition of James Boswell writ
of error is awarded to judgment rendered
by the Corporation Court of the city OF
Alexandria, on the 18th day of December,
1870, condemning said Boswell to the peni.
tentiary for eleven years for numbering O
colored girl in said city.
An appeal was allowed VIM. II. Thorn.
dyke and others from decree of the Cir.
cult Court of the city of Richmond, pro-
nounced July 16, 1870.
Gen. Eppa Hunton qualified to practice
law at the bar of this court.
The case of Sands was further heard,
Colonel j. B. Young making his argument
for Sands.
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POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-Justtce j. J..
White presiding.-Jack Solomon (coiored),
for refusing to leave the city when ordered
to do so, was discharged.
Armstead johnson (colored), charged
with stealing iron from the Old Dominion
Nail Works, was sent to the grand jury.
Nick Berry (colored), for obtaining S190
in gold and silver from Eliza Reade under
false pretences. Case continued until the
oath inst.
Sam. Henderson, John Parker, Henry
Tiller, and David Tiller (negroes), for in.
terfering with and obstructing travellers at
the depot corner of 9Th and Byrd streets
with an admonition.
Thaddeus Warren (negro), drunk and re.
sisting the police, was fined 50.
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SOUTHEASTERN AGENCY OF THE AMERICAN
TRACT SocIETY-Progress Of q Good Work
The quarterly exhibit Of the operations oil
this agency, az shown by Mr.. T. l.. D. Wal.
ford, the superintendent, embraces some
interesting statistics. The society has had
in this district during the quarter 56 mis-.
sionary colporteurs selected from the peo.
pie among whom they labor. The aggre.
gate time spent in the work is 100 months
and days. The expense Of their work to
the society was S3,527 30 for their support,
and S75S.12 for books and tracts distributed
to the destitute. They have held or adj
dressed 9l7 public religious meetings, and
their researches brought to light l, ,452 fami-
lies destitute of all religious books except
the Bible, and almost an equal number
sand one hundred and siXty-siX families
were found habtually neglecting religious
worship. They held personal religious con-
yersation or prayed in 13,907 families, and
the whole number of families visited by
them was II ,494.
The society has circulated during the
quarter through this agency, by sale and
grant, over 81 900 worth of religious books
and tracts. 1t has also organized and aided
large number of Sunday schools. Being
undenominational in its character, it EN-.
braces Christians of nearly every name
among its members and laborers, and CO.
operates with all evangelical churches for
the spread of religious truth aud the saliva.
ton of mankind.
Mr.. Walford states that the society viii
shortly commence the publication of 8
weekly family illustrated paper, which will
be religious. but not sectarian. Theologi
cal discussions will be carefully excluded
from it's columns, and the politics Of the
day will also be ignored.
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UNITED STATES SENATORIAL great many
of our exchanges are discussing the claims
of their particular tavoriteS for the position
of United States Senator, now held by
Senator Johnston. We are for the return
of Mr.. Johnston to that body. Of all the
prominent names mentioned for this posi-
ton, we cannot see where we can better
ourselves by letting 60 of Johnston and
electing any particular one of the other
gentlemen mentioned. We should he
sorry to see him defeated. We need his
valuable services in the Senate, and
we feel sure an ADLER man, and one
more thoroughly identified with the in
terests of his State, cannot be found within
the bolders Of the Old Dominion. Able,
dignifed, free from prejudice, he is the man,
above all others, to command the respect OF
Senators and carry with him an influence
for the welfare of our State and country
which others, though as devoted to the in-
terests Of their State, perhaps could not do.
Referring to his past record in its most
prominent points, we find him advocating
with warmth and ability all measures con-
nected with the welfare of his State and the
advancement Of its interests, and not slow
to condemn in bold and unmeasured terms
any measure calculated to impair her pros
peritv or honor. We hope, therefore, the
members from the Southwest will vote SOL
idly for him, and work for his successful re-
turn to the Senate.--CarroH Neaos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-18

CHANGE OF LoCATIoN.-WM. IRA SMITH, the
popular clothing dealer, announces great reduce
tion In pfIccs OF winter wear, as he contemplates
removing from his present stand, corner 10th and
Main streets, TO Grants new building, 1lo9 Main
street, opposite the First National Bank. Here Is
u fine ch ince for hargains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-18

AN elegant pcturc of Lee and Jackson. mount.
ed IN n beautiful vase, is now offered for sale al
the DOLLAR STORE, s3s Main street. 60 early
and see them, or they will all be sold. Ihe Lee
Vases. Silver Plated Cassors five bottles), Break
fast and Linner Knives, Table and teaspoons
Wax Dolls, and Pictures, together win an e.e-
vunt assortment of Jewelry suita Die Tor iaoies
and gents wear. are well worthy o. ho1s' GOV
Main street, under Campbeifs photograph ssi'
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A BAD STATE OF APFAIRs.-C Cleveland,
Ohio, Jan. 14.-For some months it has
been unsafe for ladies to walk the streets OF
East Cleveland alone after dark. Within 9
few weeks five have been attacked and
three actually ravished. The last victim
was Mrs. Crawford, very respectable lady,
about sixty years old, who was outraged
while returning from a church meeting
Thursday evening. A mula.to boy named
Foot, seventeen years old, has been arrested
son who assaulted her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-18

Prizes FOR FAST CoaPos1TIoN.-Thep pub
Usher Of the Printers Circular, In Phila-
delphia, with the view of determining who
is the fastest type-setter in the country, Of
fers three prlzes-1st, solid silver compos-
Ing stick; I'd, silver medal; Sd, bronze
medal. The trial must take place on Wed.
nesday, May III, 1871, and on no other day,
and is open to all competitors in the towns
and cities In the United States or Canada In
which printers unions exist.
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The RADICAL WAR AGAINST THE RADICAL
RING"-The Porter-Humphreys Commit
tee to be Dismissed the SerUice.-The war of
the Republican masses against the Republi-
can otfice-holders eliminated on Monday
night in meeting of Porter's dissatisfied
constituents, held at Deuringers City
Spring Park. The attendance was large,
both blacks and whites being present, and
although not harmonious the proceedings
were entirely satisfactory to large majori-
ty of those present.
james Johnson (colored) took the chair
and Meyer Angle (white) acted as secre.
tary. A motion to effect a permanent or
ganization was carried. John Oliver COLOR
ed) was then elected president and Meyer
Angle secretary. The other nominees tor
president were Anderson Taylor and Jos.
Cox. ...
The object of the meeting having been
stated, lively discussion took place be.
tween the bold protestants and the Gus.
tom-house "guinea pigs" but the former
were finally successful, as the adoption OF
the following resolutions will testify
"Whereas the future welfare and success
of the Republican party Of the city OF Rich.
mond rest solely with the honest and earn
est advocates of the 'true principles ol
genuine Republicauism, and not with the
bigoted nor designing men who would sacri.
flee the most valued and cherished rights
of the people by conniving and connecting
schemes. thereby thrusting themselves into
office. Therefore,
Be at Resol0ed, That this meeting recon-
mend to the several wards Of the city that
they chose a new 'City Central Commit
tee;' that the said committee be chosen
from the people and not from Federal mp.
pointees holding office in the city and tar
ther, that said committee be composed o
three from each ward, making fifteen in
alias the city Is now Warded."
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN HENRIco COUNTY
Tert- Books Adopted.-The school trustees
of Henrico county held a meeting at the
office of Superintendent Ruffner yesterday
There were present Mr.. Powell, of Brook
land township; Col. Norman Smith, Mr..
Warrener, and Capt. Childrey, of Varina
and Messrs. W. 4. Polk and w. c. Mon
cure, of Tuckahoe. Fairfield was not rep
resented. The most important action taken
was the adoption of textbooks for the use
of the public schools of the county. Those
adopted were MitchelPs Biographies, Da.
vies's Arithmetics, Smiths Grammar, Pay.
son & Dutton's Writing-Books, and McGuf:
fey's First, Second, Third, Fourth, and
Fifth Readers.
The full returns of the census-takers for
the county show that it has about 5000
children between the ages of five and twenty
years. They are thus divided 1--WE give
round numbers): Brookland township, $50:
Tuckahoe, 9S7; Fairfield, 1,45o !; and Va
rina 1850. The school trustees seem to be
progressive men, who understand their
business, and are going to work in earnest
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sozoDoNT. dentri1ces had their drawbacks
until the salubrious Bark OF the Soap Tree was
brought from the Chilian valleys to perfect the
fragrant sozodont, the most wholesome, reliable,
aud delightful article for the teeth that brush
WAS ever dipped into.
"spALpING's GLUE" always up to the stick
Inc All
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-18

SALE OF BANKRUPT FARMs.-We will sell THIS
DAY, at l? O'Clock, In front # TIE Uni.ed States
Custom house, for account OF Lewis z. Highly,
ESQ.,, assignee in bankruptcy, large number OF
farms. Sold by order of Urited States District
Court. COOK & LAUGaToN, Aucts.
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GopEy's LADIES' BooK AND PETRRsoEs
MAGAZINE for February have been laid on
our table by Ellyson i Taylor, news
dealers, No. t1116 Main street. Both are
full of the latest fashions, and the ladies'
would do we'll to secure copy at once De-
fore making lid their dresses.
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No HUMBUGGING! NO CHEATING "A pint
bottle of DIR. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY is pre-
pared from one hfty-cent package, and tie pro-
pretor offers $500 for case Of catarrh he cannot
cure. Sold by druggists or send sixty cents TO
Or. r. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, n. Y, and receive II
by mail. A pamphlet free.
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IsouEsr.-An inquest was held last even
ing, at 8 O'Clock, over the remains OF Henry
Beyer, Dane, killed by a blow from a
broken stanchion, caused by the chock Civ.
ing way while the steamer Geo. b. Upton
was being hauled of a sand-bar in the river,
near Newport News. Verdict, accidental
death.
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CUSTOM WORK.. Messrs. r. B. SPENCE q soS
have still on hand handsome lot OF Cioths, Cas-
slmeres, and yestinss, which they are makiag W
In the very lsteat style and at the most reasonable
rates. Their furnishing goods have been marked
down to the very lowest living rates. Call at lso
Main street.
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LUNACY CoMMIssIoN.-Justices W. Hall
Crew, &. X. Crutchfield, and w. X. Watts
held commission of lunacy yesterday.
The patient, Julian B. Foster, was ordered
to be sent to Williamsburg.
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The Lewiston {Me.) Journal, Of the 18th
instant, reports chat for q week previous
the thermometer had been below zero oil
the time. On the morning Of the 9Th 1t was
l7e below,
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JAcKsoN's Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad and I'd streets tnew buildngl. Wed
dngs, Balls, Parties, &c, furnished at short no.
tice and on reasonable terms.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHrAs.-It is announced
that ladies will be allowed, and indeed are
invited, to be present at the dedication OF
odd Fellows Hall, Manchester, to the use
of the Knights of Pythias. The dedication
of the hall, the institution Of Friendship
Lodge, and the installation Of Its officers,
will take place tomorrow night.
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FCIIN liAHpNy

FClIN MAHONY, sgssn
SEkGt.J DFNTlSr, EYYfS
E4fECclY oil the !ir1n Of ay. \ hlah0ny.j
.LsIts rELL ilPlE or LDN.R SITS OF
h&lirlGlAL TEETH FOR from TWENTY 10
THIRTY DOLLARS.
OLD GOLD Stih bought or exchanged at their
EAin" for ,.tH sets or vuirautsr.
b!''" h@d rcsIdrn"" c.j Msin street, between
"lH!A and seventh sirctta. SELF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-18

Professor Huxley IL one OF the distin-
guished Britons who expects to make the
tour OF America during the present year.
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DNEsDAY MORNING, JANUARY IS, 1871.

, from causing either to be removed In the
| future. If the portrait of General Lee is
alone placed here, and majority OF this
body Is hereafter elected who are opposed
to the cause he advocated, the result will
be the removal of the. picture from this
hall"
FRANZ Moss (colored), of Buckingham,
then occupied the attention of the Senate
In bitter and VindictfTe address of some
length, and with his usual style of murder.
ing the Kings English. he wished that the
Senate had something better to do-some-
thing that would be more to their credit
than the adoption of such stuff. Gen. Lee
had fought to keep him in slavery, and he
couldn't vote to put his picture on these
walls.
Mr.. Massey's resolution was then defeat.
ed, all the Conservative Senator'S voting in
the negative. ..-
The question then recurred upon Mr..
Pendleton's resolution, which was adopted
by the following vote: -
Ayes.-Messrs. Anderson of Pittsyivania. An
derson or Rockbridge, Beazley, Campbell, Court
ney, Davis, French, Greever: Harris, johnson,
Penn, Roller, smith Of e Clarke. s snowden, Tayior
Of Losadoun, sa TaVlor of Norfolk city. Terry, and
EossmMsssrs: Austin Greene M9ssey, Nose Moss;
of Henrico, and Teamoh-s.
MIR. Smith, of New Kent, explained his
vote by saying that he had intended to vote
for the resolution, but as the Senate, by the
rejection OF MIR. Massey's amendment, had
presented the matter in new and different
light, he was constrained to vote against it.
Mr. COURTNEY then, in few appropriate
remarks, moved that the eloquent address
by which this matter had been brought
forward should be spread.upon the Journal
of the Senate in order that the objects of the
resolution might be the better explained.
MIR. WADDELL favored the proposition,
and it was then agreed to, the Republicans
all voting against it.
The joint resolution will 90 to the House
OF Delegates to-day.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RIcHMoND-Judge Well
.ford.-This court has adjourned, after at
tending to a great deal of business. A
special term will commence on the Esd inst.
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RE.SENTENcED.-Durin the term OF the
Circuit Court, just closed, Judge Wexford
sentenced the following conrcts each to
five years imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary for second offences William Winston,
w. H. Mitchell, Thomas Miles, James Boil
ling, John Orrell, Sullivan Schoheld, Aaron
Wells, and Thomas Brown alias George
T1,oI
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UNNAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Richmond PosT-O OFFICE JAHUARY II, ls1l.---
Messrs. Whiteley, Brother - Co., BAIL. M
more, Maryland: T. L. Whiting, E. Wal.
ters, City.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.--Judge Guigon on yes
terday adjourned his court until February
9th. The next is grand jury term, and u
great deal Of business awaits the considera-
tion of that body.
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TOR RENT, new four-story Ma
BRICK HOUSE, corner Of l9Lh and Mar H;l
shall streets. The location Is one Of the bel III
this ct the house is clean snd In perfect order;
hot and cold rath !; gas throughout the premises;
wasll-tubs, with hot and cold water. passing Into
culverts the yard frcing south, gets the sun All
dav Tor driving clothes. The house has twelve
rooms; the kitchen mas SIX rooms, with targe
cooklng-range. This house Is separated by ionr-
foot space from the next nelghbor. Apply ~ NO.
40l corner OF llth aud Marshall streets.
iaa -rnuft*
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CALL in to-day and &c. your notions for Sunday
wear. r. B. SPENCE i Son have good assort-
ment Of them.
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RELIsIoUs.-Dr. Witt, of Prince Edward
county, will preach at the Leigh.street
BaDtist Church tonight.
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TOBACCO FACTORY FOR SALE@
l. OR RENT.-FOH SALE OR RENT, q kaI
TpBACCO FACTORY.
Immediately on The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
az Fredcricks Hail depot. This iact"ry was built In
1857 aud the main building Is % by co. three and
half stories high with shed l5 by 80, two stories
high lathed and pastcred. and another shed ldb by
30 one story high, with well and pump. by ~htch
water can be thrown TO any pattCf tue bgtlding.
This is IL very desirable location for any Kind Of
tobacco business as large and fine or p tas been
made which can he bought n, low prices.
This building Is admirably situated for large
store and sumac factory, and raw sumac can be
bought here In any quantity.
IA Ia -eOdaW N. W. HARRls, Agent.
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TiOI. ID Y CONFECTIONERIE
l / FANCY HDXTS. &C., AT JACkSoN'o,
Broad and - st;v.t. tuew hutlding).-!ced Orna-
H.'.,."d Cakes. Pyramids, &C. put up In the very
''-' -!T!c !!c tS Of ihr very b. st wo' hmen III
'E- Inc Of business IN the city Of Richmond. full
..u.uI Canned Fruits Lobstcrs. Corn, Preserved
r.ngrr, CoNs triatiue, Chocolates, &c, &c. Ice
I .rHnI IN ,nMMl1a or Oi hrIWisc, 10 order. ne II
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS AND CHRISTMAS
/ "EE~s ETS-lhe finest stock and greatest
Variety N tie city nsis ing IN part of fine Dec
.rst,tt Eiuucr and Tea SITS, Toilet and Bureau
-,ls Lava Goods crystal, Cut and Pressed Glass
>s,rr. Fiatrd-warr, Gallery, Fancy Goods In great
81, nv. nj a.toui.hlagly low prices Call and
,,,u;ur&t JOHN ASHEE'S,
.,.Ig 1903 Main street.
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PERsoNAL.-Niajor Poe. Chief of Police,
has returned from New York, looking and
evidently feeling better.
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WOOD AND COAL

81 COKE. AND klNDLiNG.--
I ., ANTHRACITE COAL. ali sizes, lower
.... o.,,,.yIvGlrS COAL. from 81 To ss.7s
.niIrrIltMr COKE a'$:: >n,,sn
H and CORD WOOD.
we. III Main street. n WATKINS
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DENTS ERY.

VEElH EXTRACTED WITH @YA
1 ulT + t'hiN.-JUlt. Is. WOOD, u. ID. CfiYYS
=, oiy.rc 9TH street two doors from Main. a 1ull
.uppiy OF pure Nitrous UNine Gas always on
t.tu!. Artificial Teeth mouitcd on all of the i'm
proved bases. Wh,n desired. a pleasing irregu-
r!iy viii bc given Ia more fully initiate nature.
Irt t:iud ai.cr the method OF The ceiebra tied Ilr.
t!a!a .Un, uf New 1Ork. Terms moderate. Sa-
-. ;!Du given. ia Ii