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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-28

JEFF. DAvIs's ALLEGED DIsGUIsE-[Port-
land (Me.) Argus.]-I am no admirer of JEFF.
Davis. am Yankee, born between Saeca-
Kappa and Gorham Corner; am full Of Yam
kee prejudices; but / think it wicked to lie
even about him, OF, for the mstter, about THE
devil. ..s.,.., !:
I was with the party that captured JEFF.
Davis; saw the whole transaction from Its
beginning. Ilnow say-and hope you will
publish it--that JEFF. Davis did not have on
at the time he was taken, any such garment
a. Is worn by women. He did have oVes his
shoulders a waterproof article of clothing
something like Havelock." 1t was not
in the least concealed. lie wore hat, and
did not carry a pail of water on bis head,
nor carry pail, bucket, or kettle In any way.
TO the best Of my recollection, he carried
nothing whatever in his hands. His wife
did not tell any person that her husband
might hurt somebody il, be got exasperated.
She behaved like lady, aud he as q gentle,
man, though manifestly be was chagrined at
being taken into custody. Our soldiers be.
hayed like gentlemen, as they were, and our
officers like honorable, brave men; and the
foolish stories that went the newspaper
rounds of the day, telling how woldsbly be
deported himself, were all false. know
what am writing about. saw Jefferson
Davis many times while he was staying in
Portland several years ago; and thiak I
was the first one who recognized him az the
time of bis arrest. ~ =. a'
When it was known that he was certainly
taken, some newspaper correspo onde1t-I
knew his name at the ime-fabrieated the
story about the, disguise in an old woncan's
dress. ] heard the whole matter taked
over as q good joke; and the officers, who
knew better, never took the trouble to deny
| II. Perhaps they. thought the Confederate
President deserved all the contempt that
could be, put upon him, I think SO, TOO;
only would never perpetrate a falsehood
that by any means would become history.
And, further, would never SANDER .
woman w ho has shown so much devotion as
Mrs. Davis has to her husband, no matter
| how wicked he b or may have been. q, .4
L q defy any person to. find single cfHcer or
soldier who was present at tha capture OF
jefferson Davis who win say, npon honor,
that be was disguised la HQman's clothes, or
that bis wife acted in any way unlady like or
undignified on that occasion. 4 so for trying
him for his crimes, and, IL he Is found guilty,
Furnishing him. But would not lie sbput
him, when the truth viii certainly make II
bad enough, gts JAMES u. PARKESa. Z
aIsislosantille, ia.
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HILL & GODDIN, 6 p. NJ, brick store and dwell
ing above on Byrd street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. 8
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, 8 p. N, ten building lots
on Church Hill
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, for assignee, IL NJ, In
! front of United States courthouse, number of
farms, three lots Of ground In Alexandria, Va,
: :, and lot opposite the Baptist College In this
,, city. .l1rs
N. M.LEE, sP. ~, lot Of ground on the north side
i. of Federal street near st. Stephens.
HILL & GODDIN, 81 P. NJ, framed dwelling on
n the east side OF Pine street between China and
Holly. ~ So ~. - sY,zt1
LYME g BROTHER, P. NJ, three building lots
on the east line of Twenty-eighth between
Broad and Marshall streets.
W. GODDIN, P. H., two lots, with cottages on
them, on the east line of Pine between China
and Holly streets.
COOK & LAUGHToN, 10 A. NJ, at horse-lot
horses, mules, &C.
THOMAS w. KEEsEE, 10 A. NJ, at the horse-lot
81 horses, mules, carriage, &c. n
PRICE HARRIS win sell at the horse-lot, at 10 a.
NJ, q pair of stylish mares with. sulky ysnd har'
-,
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RsIlGIors SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
u.l.a religious services will be held In all oi
;hr city churches tomorrow, except the fol-
owing special appointments
FIRST BapiiS'.--Rey. John A. Broaddus,
II. H.. LII. D.. at III A. Nj. and 81 =. NJ.
oregon. H'N Methodtst.-- --Rev. John 4. Ed"
wards at II A. NJ. Pastor at 81.
>.rrnih- Street Christian Church.-The pas
,ar being absent. usual SCI wees in the morn
ING No preaching afternoon or night.
>..ond PrrSbWeridn.--Ser Services at II A.
VI and ) L. NJ. conducted by the pastor.
Trpai'r- Street Baptist Chapei.-Ree.
II, i. Tupprr. ID. d.. at II A. NJ. and Rev.
=. {. Cloplon at 81 +. Nj.
Ci!g AimShouSe.- ~ Rev. John Blcnncr at
Il A. VI.
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Louisa. . Fr
HE: TOBACCO SEASON REPORTED UNPRo oNIS1NG
NORTH OF JAMES RIVER. tf'

Louisa. ., rr4t
THE TOBACCO SEASON REPORTED UNPBoNIsING
NORTH OF JAMES RIVER. ~
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcht
- LOUISA COUNTY, June %, 1879. -
The season is now past for planting to-
bacco with any hope of its ever maturing,
and up to this time there has been scarcely
any season. Many planters have not stuck
the first plant, while others have been work
ing in the dust, at very great expenditure
of money, to say nothing of the loss of sweat
and wear and tear Of muscle, with the not
very pleasing result Of half a stand Of to-
bacco and all their plants consumed. Some
are now planting their lands Intended for
tobacco in corn, and have given up all idea
of making tobacco this year.
How is it that the getters.up of your city
price-curent have not found out that, as a
general thing, there has been, north of the
James river, the worst season for plant
ing tobacco known for twenty years
Rather remarkable circumstance, neyerthe-
less it is quite true, and could be easily as
certained by little trouble. ffIf ~ y
Harvest has commenced quantity Of grain
less than an average, but quality very supe-
rior. Corn is doing very well, considering
the dry weather. MICAH.
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CHEAP PICTURES ARE NOT CHEAP UNLESS
good 1t is not economy 20 save fifty cents or so In
dozen photographs (wflen the price is already
low), and get an Indifferent picture. We recon-
mend You go to headquarters at the start, and you
will save dollars by it. REEs & Co.'s work is TOO
we'll known to comment upon. Their prices for
cards, $3.50 per dozen, leaves excuse for patron
izing second-class galleries. They commanded all
the drstclass trade In this city when most Of the
Others now In sSe business knew nothing about the
art REEs Il Co.'s Is the only gallery now In the
city that was established before the war. they're
ceived the first silver medal for fine photographs
ever awarded In Virginia t...sf
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CLOSING EXERClsgs OF THE FEMALE COLLIE.
GlATE Observation-Disclosures preventing
tue usual public CONN. n cement, the exercises
of this institution closed with the announce
meut OF distinctions, graduates, and rewards
for scholarship. We append list of grad
yates:
Mathematics Misses Mollie Bennett, Ella Gary,
Mollie Gary, Linda Walford and Sallic willis.
Gary, Mollie Gary, Bette Owen. Sale Willis, Lin
Moral PailosOphg-M sallic wills, Low
Woodward, Oracle Woody, and BETTE Wing6ed
Ffench.-Mlsses Mollie Bennett, Ella Gary, Mollie
Gary, Oracle Woody.
AS the first honor IN the senior class gold medal
diate and junior classes as rewards for scholarship
beautiful books were presented to Misses LIZZIE
Brooke. Harvie Fox, Kate Mera, Lizzie Stirling
Schaffer.
First lessons in Compost SitiOn.-MisseS Lizzie
Brooke, Annie Brown, Mollie Conrad, Harvie Fox,
Leila Flournoy, Linda Jeter, Kate Mers, Matte
Rhetortc.-M'sses Ida Clarke, Kate Karr, Mamie
Mors Of taaS EaaiasdMsses Molle Conrad Liz
zie Brooke. Lizzie Cook, Harvie Fox, Annie Hud'
ss cass HGry Ssier Carrie
Bennett, Willie Woodson.
First Geography.-Miss Lizzie Brooke, Lizzie
Cook, Matte Gary, Maggie Scilaffer, Ids Wood
Second Geography.-Misses Jennie Cook. Emily
Brooke, Leila Flournoy, Linda Jcter, Eliza Peck,
Ada Tucker Susie Bruce. II
Lotin-Misses Hurr!e Fox, Lizzie Stirling, Car
rie Bennett, Annie Brown, Maggie schatfer, Willie
WOodson, ,,,
ETench ch-Misses Linda Walford and Sailie Willis.
Grrmdn.-Misses Ella Gary, Mollie Gary Kate
Karr, Kate Mera. ~
CERTIFICATES OF DISTINCTION.
Mental Philosophy.-Misses L. Crutchdeld, Kate
Karr, Anna Jones'
Chemtstry- Estelle Crutchfeld, Kate
Karr, Anna Jones.
Natural PhtLosophy.- Misses Carrie Bennett, LIZ
Zie Brooke, Annie Baughan, Lucy Baughan, Rosa
Bowers, Lizzie Cook, Ida Clarke Haryie Fox, Mat
tic Gary. Kate Mera, Mamie Richardson. Maggie
schafer, Lou Spiller, Lizzie Stirling, Willie Wood
son.
First .srthm etic.-NisSes Estelle Crutchfeld,
Matte Gary, Carrie Bennett, Lizzie Brooke, Leila
Flournoy. Kate karr, Haryie Fox, Kate Mera,
Linda Jeter, Janet Peck, Lizzie Stirling, Maggie
SChuffer.
Second Arfthmetic.-Misses Lizzie Cook, Mamie
Richardson, Willie W0odsOn.
Third irithnetic.-hlisse Emily Brooke Ida
Clarke, Jennie Cook, Lucy Baughan, Eliza Peck.
First Grammar Carrie Bennett, Estelle
SecosI Grammar Misses Lizzie Brooke, Willie
wootison Haryie Fox, Lizzie Cook, Maggie Schatfer,
Matte Gary, Ida Clarke, Kate Mera. ="
Third Gra7qnor.-Misses Belle Brown, Linda
Jeter. Leila Flonrnoy, Ida Wood, Lucy Baughan.
FDnrth Granuar.-Misses Emily Brooke, Jcnpia
Cook, Id Do Hn ward, Jennie Bowers. Susie bruce,
Lula Parham Eliza Peck.
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Opening First Street.

Editors Dispatch,-I was surprised wfien
I saw the action of the Council in regard to
opening First street. In my opinion this
would be Il useless expense to the city at
this time. Certainly street is not needed
for any public purpose whatever. The land
is all filled up with improvements. 1t canbe
opened any other time as well, and when the
city may be less embarrassed. !
A petition can be furnished at any tir ne
embracing more names for not opening t9 an
opening. hope the Council VIII reconsider
the matter at the next meeting, and post
poDc for the present.
TAXPAYER IN JACKSON WARD.
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EsTABLIsHED fs49. t
F777''2 ~ JIM. BRADsTREET &soN,
s.sa Observation-Disclosures
14G0 Main. street ,g.T., 1
. dollar Savings Bank buildipg).g /
64ifs r-f

Inc Se VI s anu a US eai,,
has 80 fully DEMONSTRATED its merits and many ui-
surpassd advantages which it combines. that thas
now become iamoSt) an absolute necessity 10 mer-
chants, manufacturers, bankers, and all who trans
% Our oisce here, now opened aud flf thorough
working condItjSn, Is sfaily prepared to meet the
entire wants ofall branches OF Trade, and We most
Cordially invite all needing our services to call, ex-
anime our eshed. and rest our ability feeling as-
sred that with our adv sntagts Increased facilities,
&C. we can satisfy all, and fully demo nstrutc to
them II Is to their interest 10 re Us their patronage.
so'0ihe . isss''u 81. oJ.i M Ii sERADsTREET & SON.
w s. DmRELL, Superintendcnt,,
H., T. Reynolds, Assistant superintendent:
f,T'l9f IT. = - H. 10 Saslm Z
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PORTRAITS BY Nix. ELDER.-Mr. John A
A',lcr has finished portraits of the late Hon
,iamc> Brookcs, John Il. Thompson, and ID.
/. Williams.
They aie pronounced by judges to be eX-
crent likncsses. and arc flushed in Mr.. FL
d"r'> best style. The public will have an
opportunity osseeins them, as they are to be
placed on exhibition.
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rsxSnS.L-F'lRSr BAPTIST CHrRcH.-Rcv.
:. \. EroaduS, ID. d., Ill. d., is in the city.
puring portion of the time Of DR.. Bur
rOw>'> temporary release from pastoral
volk ior the purpose of raising what re-
mains Of the 100000 endowment Of Rich
mond College. DR.. Broadus is to occupy the
:ulpit Of the First Baptist church. His etni.
ncut preaching talents and great learning
are too well known TO make necessary even
rh,. furmalty of Il congratuation of our citi.
ems upon the privilege OF listening for two
months 10 his sermons.
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RECRUITS. second squad of recruits
Unlisted for the United States marine corps
Jt The rendezvous, on Main street. will leave
Ior the Norfolk navy-yard this morning in
'nree of Il sergeant. LicuRnant Cochrane
reports :hat he is meeting with better sue
',.,> than he expected, and that the men pre-
>,nling themselves are nearly all Young tel
lows, between twenty-one and thirty, and re.
present nearly every occupation, the ma
'OliIv being farmers.
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CITY TAXES. To-day and Monday are the
last days allowed by law for the payment of
city taxes Ia time to save the penalty of ten
per cent, which will be added to all bills
The haIf of which are not paid before the 1st
OF July. Collector Resnault will be at his
Office from 9 \. VI. to q =. NJ. daily to re-
Ct,lNr tnNRs
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USAArLABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
kIcuaosD Posr-OrFIcE JUNE q, 1S73.--Miss
AJdie Thomas, No. 20 east Duval street !;
Daniel Parker, down James river; Mrs.
Luti,chee Smith, Hot Springs, Bath county,
Va; Charles +. Williams, room No. j,
copying division War Department, A. G. %.
Washington, d. c.; j.. +. Brooks. SIS
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DELEGATES AProlSTED.-A meeting of the
Executive Committee of the University
Alumni Club of this city was held yester-
DAY. The following sc. t!emen were ap-
iulnlcd delegates TO represent the club at
the regular general meeting of the Alumni
to he held at the University during the en-
,ujn- week: w. III. HaXall, Colonel Fl. G.
'ahcll, Dr. II. G. Davidson, Thomas Il.
.Eolnc-, SAMUEL II. Pulliam. MajorJ. II. C;u-
UU@ton, Rev. J. William Jones, Colonel Fl.
+. Jones. j. NJ. VI. Davis, and Fl. I. Wick.
lItlu
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THg GRASS -WIDowERs' TkAIN.-This popu-
lar train, commanded by Captain Gaiewood,
an experienced and courteous gentleman,
makes its first through trip to Staunton this
afternoon al $40 O'Clock, AMI returning, will
reach Richmond on Monday at 10 A. M.
There is no more pleasant or enjoyable ex-
cursion than by this train.
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DrsINrECTANTs.-As oar Board of Health has
n commended precautionary measures TO be taken
In consequence of the approach. of the Asiatic
ch oera, our citizens should aid them In every way
IN their power by free use of DIsISFEcTANTs.
On friends Hessrs MEADE & BAKER are prcpared
to furnish in any quantity CARBoLATE OF LIME,
CItRBoLIc ACID, and all the other disinfectauts
us ualy recommended by boards of health
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SATURDAY Y MoRNlNy Nc, JUNE 2s 1873. 4

The 'KIDFEYsT although bdti tilittief understood,
are among the most importsnE 1.-THE yisal paris
All diseases pertaining to them or 10 the organs they
supply with health and yigor, In either sex, are
cured by HELAsoLD's! ExTRAcr, BucHns BY
HELMBoLD's process Buchu becomes specths
No other chemist has skilfniy extracted It's Dir
tues Sufferers win avoid Disappointment, faiIures,
and exposure by obtaining only HELMBoLp's
BuCnr at Che druggists iJoHNi r. iHENRY, New
York. sole agent.
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NEEpS ATTESTIoS.-Ci Citizens in the neigh
borhood Of Tenth and Leigh streets are COM
planning of the vast quantity of cholera.pro-
durins material which is being dumped in
the gully on Clay and Tenth streets, con-
listing Of rotten potatoes, decayed beef,
Bologna sausagcS. and vegetable matter
generally. We understand that number of
our city physicians have found active en-
ri",mcnt in that vicinity on account of these
lIIisuu,rps
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At the Princeton College commencement
Charles F. Wbittlesey, Of Yirgfnia, was
awarded the $50 prize given TO tho " junior
who may write, the three best essays on
English Literature 10 1924"
!, The Fincastle Herald reports that Captain
T. C. Morton, of Rotetourt county, while
riding out few days ago, was thrown from
bis horse and seriously injured. The Cap
tain is confined to his bed, entirely helpless.
The 4 Charlotte Gazette announces the
death of Dr.. George C. Burweil, very
wealthy man and citizen of the southern
part Of Charlotte county.
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-rnpEs DEATu.-At an early hour yester-
!ay morning white man by the name OF
Ihomas GormIey, Il >tone-maSon, was found
dad on Arch street between Seventh and
El-hth. His body was taken in charge by
!I> friend, and carried to his clearinghouse,
corner seventh and Byrd streets. He had
been in the city but short time, having
come from the North, where it is said be
lc1yc> family. An inquest was deemed
,Iuu,ypS>ITy
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.- s.-SpfiDSlield Dl-
vision, No. 1GI. Sons Of Temperance, have
elected the following officers w. =. NJ.
h,Iium. w. f.. &. ". Hardwick, w. A. ::
iirlmArd Lewis. II. S.. George W. Rigan,
A H. =; W. Hall Crew, +. s.; John F.
-nnb.r@cr, treasurer; Il. ). Valentine, chap
h,rn: JAMES Atkison, conductor; w. W.
Vaughan. assistant conductor; +. j.
iIouchinS. inside sentinel: T.. r. Haywood,
outside sentinel Thomas Jones, T. w. =.
The above officers will he publicly installed
h. next Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, at
u eS& NJ field Hall.
'ESxceisior Encampment. No. 90, |. o. o.
: " have elected and installed the following
.nlfrN>: JaDes L. Atkinson. c. p; S.
H",lru-rr. Ii. p; Roland Hill, ;. W.; John
T. Vaughan. s.; F. Il. Isb"ll. r.; j. H.
v,oda J. W.; H. J. Carrick, s.; w. II.
HHl"y. 81.
VI the Li>t regular council of Pocahontas
Tsre. No. II. |. .. Il. NJ, the following
urir,rs were elected for the ensuing term !:
0,or-c W. Toby. w. S.: j. I. Anthony, s.
:: \. Anthony. J. ). G. Ii. Martin, Z. of
IT,: James Layere. Ii. Of W..
~ the last meeting of benjamin Lodge,
s.. ~, |. y. B. B., the following officers were
'.rrtcd for the ensuing term: Morris Har-
ri->on, president Joseph SemOn, vice-presi-
INT; Ii. Asher, treasurer; Julius Bear,
corresponding secretary Emh Salomonsky,
m4ucial secretary Joseph kampner, a. NJ. !;
WaIn jacobs. 7. g.; Philip Becher, Q. G. !;
E,I. George Jacobs, NJ. l.. jacobson, and
rhiNp Whitlock, representatives to District
ITiuu I,pune
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HESRiCo COUNTY CoURT.-Judge Minor
has adjourned his court over until Monday,
aud as that is the last chance offered those
elected officers who have not qualified, they
ind better be ready to do SO on that day.
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HAVE. ASALYzKp THE sYHIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand OF =. B SELECT controlled by
Messsrs, WALTER D. BLAIR s Co, Richmond
Virginia, and lind IL free from fnsl oil aud ethc,
impurities, and recommend its use for medicinal
and family purposes J. b. McCAw. NJ. D.,
;. Late Prof OF Chc cinistry Medical College of Va.
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No LADY's TOILET COMPLETE UNLESS THERE
b the fragrant SozoDoNT; unto the breath sweet
odors it imparts, the gums ruby redness soonas-
szsne, the rival aiahaster tnt aud seem
IS pearls set In coral vase. -.
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THE CITIZENS BANK OF RicHaoND will have
il: office with the Virginia Fire and Marine
insurapce Company, opposite the post-ofhee.
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TEE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK has de-
clared dividend Of five per cent. Gree of
tax out OF it's earnings for the past six
months, payable on and after the 9th OF July:
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LADIES' HAIR-DREssING FASHIONS direct from
Paris, at r. FERRANDISIs, ei3, SIS, and Ell Broad
street AN varieties Of hair work made to orderby
Paris patterns, for all prices according TO quality
of goods, aud I guarantee my work to give salts
faction Office for hair goods, 6l3 Broad street.
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SAHIrARY.-The whole of the police force
were on duty yesterday attending to the
sanitary arrangements Of the city.
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DY1pEND. The Board of Directors of the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pary have declared a,,semi.annual dividend,
payable on and after the 1st of July.
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A CARGO SUPERIOR STOVE COAL just landed,
with which j. B. WATKINS, ill Main street, will
supply his friends cheaply for present or winter
supplies.
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fEN's HATS AT 7sc. WORTH Sl.so.-P. WusIGER
Co., l2oI Main street, have large job lot of hats
NJ tch they will sell at 75c., most OF them being
w nth 1so. These are The greatest bargains eyer
of ered In Richmond 80. z.4, --Ts- !.
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FALIISG-IS OF A HouSE.--I yesterday MORN
ing about IL O'Clock an old stable in an
,l,y between Sixth and Seventh and Main
..ud Cary streets, part Of which had been
,orNcrlcd into dwelling, but was being
pulled down. fell with great noise. A ne
no man who was at work near by, and a
number of children at play in the alley, mar
.uNiy escaped being crushed.
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b ow TO MAKE s5oo.-Buy for song stylish,
bro ker-down horse, one that is pronounced played
out from lameness-Cure him with bottle or two
of Cen,aur Liniment, and pocket the difference
The. Lnimentis is simply one of the wonders of the
wo 3D. Dumb beasts neigh out of their gladness,
and. the sore, maimed and crippled Of the human
fal nfly hobbse in and go on their way rejoicin
Yes, 1t Is wonderful h". -. f.re.a #.... 80
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FRENCH BRANDY, finest quality, direct importa-
flo q, for medicinal purposes, at CHR1srfAN 81
". HIrEs. ,.,t, -
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il THs ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES of Centenary
Sunday school will occur on Tuesday night.
July 1ss al sa,o'clock, in Centenary church,
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HATSA 7sc. worth $l.so, for sale at P. wEIsI-
GER Cos. The greatest bargains ever offered In
frlts. Is r'irF}H sIEaN{l yfItfs ."5
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OPEH-AR RELIGIOUS MEgrrNa.-T There will
be an open-air religious meeting at Oakwood
cemetery tomorrow afternoon at 81 O'Clock,
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LECTURES.

LECTURE. a.h -
Il REV. j. r. FINLEY, D. D,
win lecture at Union, Station Methodist church
TUESDAY, July lst, at - o'clock p. M.
i -" =" FOLKS, .WISENAND OTHERWISE"
Price: Is cents. -. So, 49, - - je 9s-at
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Br ~ YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEN IS FURNISHING GOODS of E. B. SPENCE & Son.
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W-ACKBERRY BRANDY AND WINE, Virginfa
Eaade, SIX years old, at CHRfsrfkN & WHITES. ! IL
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AUCTION SALES ,FEIsS DAY.

On all sales OF real estate made bdsoeen The 1St ~
January and 3oth Of June the tdnes Jtor the pre-
=, an sales made bet,cee1, the lSt Of July and last
Of the year the tares hare to be paid By the seller.