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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30
RICHMOND. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING

Cnlon he would doubtless think that II was national
In It's columns northern and southern pens meet
blend their minds aud hearts In fraternal caRrord
and harmony. The Herpld has done more to bring
about 4 happy reconciliation between The snndercd
stascs than any other paper, secular or religious. Isl
the country. Ever since the surrender or General
Lee 1t lrIs pursued straightforward consistent.
and high-toned Christian character that has woI
upon the hearts Of the whole nati-n- Its editors AZ
safe, wise. aud prudent leaders of great demon /,
nation. Its theology Is that OF Jesus Christ and h
apostles. II represents all the interests OF the Sor tn
ern Baptist Convention, Informs US OF every An
list movement In The North and West, acquatD "a ~
with the whole world by It's unrivalled foreigJ cor
respoudeuce, and! watches our opponents WI n tin,
vigilance of eages eye. Finally, 1t Is oc ated
Rich,aoad-on Mason and Dixon's llne-jus where
1t Should Inc 10 make II nn"nat. NAY IL shine sc
bright that that line shall never be seen D min
The Hrdld has an immense and rapid ,-jncreas.
Ing patronage among the half million ;sptists OF
the South. It's charges are very moderat consider
Ing the extent aud character of its circu ation. We
clip the following from the editorial columns OF
this weeks Herald:
"BUSINEsS MEN, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,"
VIC do not have exho people To Ivertise in this
paper. In Baltimore and phladel ,hia, and New
and Boston, and Cincinnati and st. Louis, the ex-
tent and character Of circulate are known by
the great advertising agencies W y know that II
IS impossible to reach the eye OF th people in
the largest religious denonlinat IN IN the South
except by using our column ID; and conse-
qucnuy advertising patrc mage Is steadily
increasing almost without any effort OIL our part.
We beg our rea dsrs 10 kec . an eye. to the
advertisements which appear In the Herald. Read
them and give the preference. other things being
equal. TO those who dvertisc W 18th US. As general
rule, the best busints IS men use the advertising
columns of religious Inpers. We are very cautious
as TO what we allow to appear. and reject many adj
vertiscmenls because rinsutee to the character of
the Herald. We going soon to call special atten-
ton to some of our adv ertisers. We intend to show
our appreciation Of their patronage by frequent
ki I'D words In their beh alf.' .#.
We advise all business inch who wish TO reach the
best peoplein the South 10 use the columns OF tbe
Religio rs Herald. Call at the Herald Office, Ills
Main str eet, or address he propretors, JErER &
D1cK1SsO Y, post-oice boz. No. SIT.
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BoorH GRA.ITE CoMPASY.-A charter
having the above name. granted by Judge
WeiSl.er. of the Circuit Court of Dinwiddie,
has lIccn lodged in the office Of the Secretary
of the Commonwealth. The Booth Granite
Company. is organized for the purpose Of
qlmrrying, mining, cutting. and selling gra-
liite aud other stone and minerals capital
stock or' said company to he not more than
$500 900 nor less than $4,000. to be divided
into shares of 500 each. The principal
Office Of said company and the chief b,l>-
ness to be transacted in the county Of Din
widGir. Names OF iucorporltor>: Thomas
B, Booth. of Dinwdtlie John Lyon. Daniel
Dod>cn. Daniel Lyon. and Daniel w. LasSi-
ter, OF Petersburg. President, I. W. Booth.
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CoSvICTs REcElvEp.-John w. Keys and
John Christian, convicted in the County
Court of Allegheny county of felonious
shooting, aud sentenced to two years each i'll
the State pcnitrntiary, were received at that
institution Yesterday morning ->,# q
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JOB PRrST1SG.-Wc call The attention OF mel
chants clerks of courts shcriifs, lawyers. railroad,
steamship nnd canal oIicersand agents, andalt others
having orders TOR printing 10 the facilities offered III
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prnrunt and faithful execution of all kinds OF JoR
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bn!-lIeas, Lct.erlIeads, Programmes, BAH Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bitls, Catalogues,
Bills OF Fare. Show-Bls, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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SPECIAL GRAND JURY.-The following are
the names of the special grand jury It the
Hastings Court summoned for Monday n.'Xt !;
Joseph II. Colquitt, Andrew Green, D. n.
Jones, William English, Charles +. Tomp.'
kins. Franklin Stearns, John 4. Bclyin, Z.
:. Turpin, John +. BosSieux, and Oscar r.
Kelley.
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New YORK Items,

New YORK, April 29.-The Journal of
Commerce urges the laying Of an American
press cable.
The Government has paid over S17, 100000
of the May interest.
The paymaster Of the Second-Avepue
road, who had pepper thrown in his eyes by
robbers, will lose his cyesight. No arrests
have been made.
Under the superstition Of Yoodooism a
negro woman at Hampstead, L. l.. is charged
with numbering three ilIeg''.1nate children.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, B7,.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1917,
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr.
,lianaisG ami ;,tsseIUers IL. X, l3tliD, agent
Schooner +. II. Oidi0rnc, Crowell, Boston, Ice, a.
6. Babcock. . .... s' .s.....
.............. SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker. New York,
merchandise aud passengers. G. W. Allen " Co.,
agents.
Schooner George s. Reppllcr, DlazzaIr. Washing
ton, granite, Curtis Il Parker. ...
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Katie Ranger, Martin from Richmond,
arrived 1T New York a7ih OF April. ~ Il
Schuorcr3 4. ). CARL, Petit; G.. a. Eeyden,
Green; Helen r., Jones: John Ferris, ST. John
Kate llall, Hopkins; {: L. !iich.. Parker; Cora,
Bush; Catacran, Mason. for New Haven: William
Henry. Yam Name: Annie +. keynolds, Palmer;
n. Il. Bennett. French; y. +: sawyer Soper;
Watchnlan, Cullin; Daylight, McFadIcn: D. 5.
Gilmore, smith; u. Haskngi. T9oker; Barnet
Jones, Davis: Anthony kiiey- Smith: Miranda,
HARDY. for New Haven; Aiatliea, Garyey; j. II.
kapp. Gale: {. r. Price, AGaul,; all Of virginia,
arrived ut New York 18th OF April.
Z fBY TELEGRAPII
FORTRESS MONROE. April 2o.--Passcd In to-day.
harks Ophelia and John Hume, from Porto Rico,
amt bark anu brig from Matanzls. tsE
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SERIOUS CHARGE.-S. a. Adams, in charge
Of the Southern Atlantic Telegraph office III
this city, was arrested yesterday morning on
the charge OF mislppropriat:lr the fnni' OF
the go.Ipnnv. He was ballet IN tie sum OF
N.,Jg lor n ai.,,.ula"' bnIore thc Police
Juslrc Iii, morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30

Police CoURT-Justice Whits.-John But
ler, tor unawfuIy assaulting Ida Mason and
breaking the window of her house. Re-
quired to give security for his good be.
navior in the sum of 800.
The case of John Banks, charged with
trcspasS, was continued uuti this morning.
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The FAIR OF THE FIRST PREsBYTERIAS
CHURCH fair of the First Presbyterian
church, now being held ny the ladies OF this
is fully under way, and be-
sides the large variety Of wearing appare!
for children and the many beautiful fancy
and useful articles offered, the /" bill Of fare"
of the refrcshmcnt-tablc contains all Of the
deiclcicS of the season. which are served
during the day and evening. The fair is
omen ut the lecturc-room IF the church. cor
ner of Grace and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30

LUSATICs ARRIvED.-The Sergeant Of Alex
andria has brought to this city Wyatt Hun
ter and Reuben Jackson, two insane colored
men of that place. and lodged them in the
Central Lunalic Asylum.
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BY YeIegrabsI.

NEW YORK. AIr-Fl 2a.-Cotton duh and nominal;
sales. 67a bales; uvlands, 9.c.; Orleans ?ec Flour
Prime nhea, iiiyr: low gratlts ,ng:c tower. Corn
shade Gr,ser, with fair business Rice trim at Tia
SIC. Fork quiet audra shade ilriner at $ls. Lard
stcadirr. Navals dull. TalloS, l-le@sic Frcights
4 shade lower.
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WEATHER PRoBABu.ITIEs.-Clear weather in
the Southwest mild weather fer the balance of the
month"; which will give the ladies opportunity OF
going to LEVY BROTHERS and purchasing some OF
those Hamburg edgings at l2i and 15c. per yard
worth Is and acc. per yard.
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h"~s1EATIoS.-Books oil registration will
' '."n III The various ward. of the city on
.''Iy, "Wednesday, and Thursday, May
Do J, t"d -, for revision, and those Con-
'''i'"> who have not heretofore registered
''l 80 - at that time. the election oc-
~ DH lhulnd1y, Mar -.
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Nait.COacr F.n2,ho.S

VIRGINIA City, NEVADA, Arril 29-The
stage from Hamilton to Iiche has been rob
bed and the driver k.,led. Tue robLers were
painted like lndla-s. The passengers were
unipjured.
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we would advise alr who are in want of PICTURE
FRAMES to go to the RICHMOND FRAME STOKE,
where twenty-five per cent. can be saved. Don't
forget the place. next TO the Dollar Store, corner
Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30

They have just received fresh supply of those
beautiful patent Toilet Mirrors at the DOLLAR
STORE corner Ninth and Main streets, which they
are selling at the exceedingly low price OF one dol
l,r
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e"WHgAr FROM THE WEsT.-Five carloads
OF. Michigan wheat, being part OF ship
m6ut OF $500 bushels, arrived yesterday at
the dcIo OF the Chesapeake and OHIO rall-
road IN this city for Messrs. Haxal', Cren'
shay 4. 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30

SMALLPOX REPORT.-FoI the week end
ing April 20 eight cases OF var'olous disease
have been reported; of which five are small
puX and three varioloid.
j. G. CABELL, N. D.,
President of Board of Health.
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REEs < cos PICTURES ARE UNDOUBTEDLY
the best made in the city, There is scarcely da,
passes that they ito not make sit,ngs for rartie
who had them taken elsewhere and are not satisfied
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TILE WEATHER MAY pISAPPoINT SOMETIMES
but YOU can rest assured that the bargains iyertiscr
by LEVY BROTHERS will come up to Representa-
fipp
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If you want 10 purchased beautiful Breakfast Cas-
or containing three bottles. or Dinner Castor
With five bottles 90 10 the DOLLAR STORE, corner
Ninth ana Main slraiS.
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OLD PROBABILITIES FAILS SOMETIMES IN HIS
predictions, bnt you will not fail to get blgaD In
dry goods If you 20 TO Levy BHoTIIERS. espec ally
If you purchase some Of that handsome check
lin ut SIC. worth soc. per yard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30

PARTIES WHO HAVE PICTURES TO FRAME
would do we'll by going to the RICHMOND FRAME
STORE next TO the Dollar store. corner Ninth aud
Matt, ,ctr.
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Death of Ex-Governor Sharkcy.
WAsHISGroN, April 29.-Governor W. l..
Sharkey, of Mississippi, died of pnenmonia
this morning at the Imperial Hotel, aged
eighty-tbree years. .'... -
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We must say that we have never seen Il larger or
more beautiful stock Of goods than they have at
present at the DOLLAR STORE. Great bargains c:ui
hr l:ld by going there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-30

CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, and a
perfect tit guaranteed or no sale, by r. B. SPENCE
G. son, 1900 Main street.
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"A&KEr lInrEs CnANGlp.-On and after
''.',,'i'" ~ ihr III Of MAJ the city markets
~ III "c co'rd at 10 \. NJ, except Saturday.
=" ''!ai a.; Wa 2"".~ -! !" l.o.A ,!Il .:s,.t
.' }" 8 =. diU from = to j.. N.
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BAPTIST MEMORIAL FuSD.--The Baptist
-HAo!HI Committee Of this city have re.
rI'c0 responses from one hundred and
IA'y.eiEht churches who contribute Sl25,-
~. - HE memorial fund. There arr three
tnI!cd and siN'y-livc churches yet to re-
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FLOUR INSPECTOR AIrolHTED.-Ite Gov
ernor hes appointed {. i Blzciler inspector
OF fiouf for Tue couuty vi Cn'peper.
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!;olL oF HoHoN AT THE RICHMOND HIGu
wits. The !JI!owin" names appear on the
ri ho"or at the Richmond High School
.. week: Matte Baghy, Carrie Colin.
'-N}u ilu!clc>on, serena Hu;chcson,
.. .u, Lathe. Carrie Mckim, Aunic Pleas
q. !iu'.r I'itl,aui>, Fannie l.. Power, Jcn-
l"r.uit~un. Emma >uviIc. Ada Thacks.
.. CAM" Walters. Belle Il. Woodson, An.
!. Jude. JIIi1 /. Mitchell, Jacob EZe-
i. il. stern, l.. liutzler, II. V. McCurdy,
s.'i0 Wilson.
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CoSTESTMEST AND HAPPINESS REIGN IN ALL
households where DooLEY's YEAST POWDER Is
used Try it. Your grocer has it. Put up full
weight.
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FINANCIAL.
fBY TELEGRAPH.J

NEW Yoi,K April ?p.-sloney closed att sfer-'
ing. toss Gold, lIss@ilss. GoyernineDts-JapH-,
,ry. July, May, and NoremI,cr-dcclineds t. States
very steady and unchanged.
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING OF F.. 3. SPENCE & eoN
t,ilurs. 1900 Main street
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ALL OF THE NEWEST AND SoBBIEST STYLES at
7. " EISlGER & Co.'S.
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gnnJSinna Affairs

New ORLEANS, April 29.-Tbe political
difficulties in Livingston parish are reported
to be amicably adjusted. No fighting.
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Ledger. Weekly, Saturday Night. and
Firestde Companion, for this week, received
from J. 7. Ellyson, newsdcaler, 1ll2 Main
street,
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REAuT1FrI SPRING CASSIMERE HATS at from 81
TO ST at l.. " EISIG ER ( co.'s.
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THE BEArTIFUI. MEZZoTIST OK IyoRY-fISISH
PICTURE alone made at REES & Co.'s, Main near
Ninth street.
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CORK HATS" for spring and summer, at p.
WElsIGKR i cos. The prettiest hat Of The season
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'HE bEitGE CoAPaETEH.-Thew wood and
'.'. "utA "i til ir t Dr.agc Was completed
'Iste:dGy Afternoon
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LEVY BROTHERS HAVE REDUCED TIE PHif Es
Of several styles Of dress goods. &, .1
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STATE FIsAxcEs.-The balanca in the State
Treasury yesterday morning was 81, 1867
ST.. .iS.
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REEs & Co. give perfect satisfaction.

Just received, large assortment Of GLASS and
PoI:CELAIS SETS. comprising butter-Dfsh Sugar
GoTl, Cream-Pitcher. and Spoon-Iiolder-all for
one dollar. DOLLAR STORE,
corner Ninth and Main streets
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,. GIFT CONCERTS.
+ IBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
a.
NINETY DAYS P0sTPoNEMENT.
4 FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
e I,.,.f s. -as.t;- "&i
100000 IN BANK TO PAY GIFTS.
~ 10000 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL,
100000 FOR ONLY $40.
$500, 600 IN BANK TO PAY GIFTS.
10, 900 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL,
500, 900 FOR ONLY $40.

Enough Of the 100 900 tickets issued for the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT In mid OF the Public Library
of Kentucky having beeii sold to insure full draw
Ing and the wish having been universally expressed
that the 10000 cash gifts offered should be drawn In
full and paid in full without amy scaling down, rs
herel oforc, the MA agemcnt, with the concurrence
of the trustees. have determined to allow ninety
days more for the SAFE OF thr innant OF tickets left
on harid I he ronccrt and distribution advertised
for Npril s Is, thereio postponed to TUESDAY,
july s. 1873, on which day, and no other they will
DC, o,ltvcly and uncquiyociily take place In PUB
Lie LIBRARY HALL, LOUISVILLE, KY.
AT THIS Grand Concert the following cash gifts win
be dIstributet ny lot and paid in fnl to the ticket
ba fIra,r
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NJ. ErI.YsoN 4 CO., Advertising Agents, DIsrATCB
h,iId,up. will receive advertisements aud have Them
Inserted In any journal Of The country ut rcgulsr
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BALTIMORE MARKETs.
WESTERN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April .s.-rhe general markets to-
day were quiet and steady. s3JEr i1 .sa..ts. .tH
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THE WAY TO SAVE MoSEY-go to the DoLLA X
STORE,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 80. 1878. ..5
Sun rises. .......,. 5li Moon RISES. ........ll07
Sun ets,........ 6:!B dig. lde... ........ J.2o
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RAI,TIh(lRS

BALTIMoRE. April ?s.--firsinia 6's. coupons, old.
IS; consols. 50. West firglnIa's, l3.. Bid.
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NFAW'sCHAMPAGsE TAPS: ;, for draw. draw,
"A rhouf ranioving the corks. Il. WAGsES.
"i.oa' ss Aa.N ''S - '.1-.Ii. sls : druggist
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CpICED PIGS FEET--fresh snpply-for
'~'' - V. HECHL Err. JR.. i BROTHER,
An a. fw Stalls Sos. - and sVftfst AatAsss "A
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COTTON MARKETS.

ClSCINSATI, April 2o.-Western markets gene
rally unchanged. 3 t.t.,, 4, ,f...... -t.F
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iIl2 MAIN STREET.

BDOkSELl.ER,
lll2 MAIN STREET. ..
has received ane assortment OF CRoQUF.l, COLI
sistng oil all grades, from the cheapest to the very
iuc, to which he would respectfully invite the al
tention Of those wishing TO purchase. t. .. n.
Each yet Is complete In ltself, with book OF in-
e,ruction so plainly written that those who pever
played the game can easily learn II. .
YOUT1's SET.
This set is ni:de OF hard wood. weli made. and
nlshed strong and durabr, aad Is the best set for
the price In the market. Prize, -.
EXCELSIOR CROQCET.
This set Is made OF hard wood, nicely finished,
with painted balls. Price s3.5o
FINE SET.
This Is made Of best material. highly vanished,
aud Is worth 81.
Zach set Is complete In every respect, with book
of Instructions, so that any one who has never
played the game can easily learE It,
Those Intending In purchase are invited 10 exam
iRa my Croguct, which viii be found satisfactory Us
to price and quality.
Orders from the country solicited, and will receive
J.T. ELLYsoN, Bookseller. Il
aple-lm lila Main street.
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- DONE AT THIS 0FflCE.
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THE OFFICERS KILLEl

WAsHEGToS, April 29.-Captain Thomas
was Il son Of the late Adjutant-Gencral Lo-
renzo Thomas. Lieutenant Howe was the
son-in-law of General Barry, commanding
the artilIery-schoo ut Fortress Monroe.
Lieutenant Harris WAS the son OF L Phila-
de.phia merchant. Lieutenant Wright was
a son of General George Wright, who was
lost on the steamer Brother Jonathan.
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This set IL ntde OF hard wood. weli made. and var
nished, strong, and DURABLE aud Is the hest set for
the price In the market. Prize, -.
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Thi, is made Of best material. highly vanished
aud Is worth 81.
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\ FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
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GIFT CONCERTS.

NINETY DAYS POsTPONEMEST.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-01-09
Farm and Household.
Killing Willows.

On swampy land is sometimes
a heavy growth of willow
end the task of removing the
pushes is one OF no small magni-
tude. Some have a theory OF
cutting at certain periods of the
moon changes, others while the
sap is dormant, and still others
the sirdling or strapping process
Of the latter method, which is at
tended with no small amount OF
labor,a writer in the Rural South
ern says: Don't cut down the
willows. Ifyou do, you will see
trouble for the next ten or twen-
ty years with sprouts to cut down
five or six times a year. Let them
stand until spring, and when they
are in full bloom, cut the bark
about four feet from the ground,
strip the bark down to the root.
and let it alone. They will die,
root and branch, in the course OF
the year, and never put forth a
sprout. Ihave followed this plan
for twenty years, ,and know it to
be successful Ohio Farmer
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-01-09

like a clarion from tower and
mountain-top, as prophets pro-
claimed the year of jubilee.
Fresh notes from heaven have
enriched the harmony, of the
Lord of hosts and his angels
have revealed new promises, and
call on the suffering children of
Zion to be joyful in their King.
From bondage and exile, from
dens and caverns, from bloody
fields and fiery stakes, and peace
full death beds, have they answer
ed, in tones which have cheered
the disconsolate, and made op-
pressors shake upon their thrones
while sun and moon,and all the
stars Of light, stormy mind full.
filling his words, and the roar,
ing sea and the fullness thereof
mountains and hills, fruitful fields
and all the trees of the wood
have rejoiced before the Lord
and the coming of people, and
the glory ofhis holy name.-Rer
Vim. Hege. ID. ID.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-01-09
A Witness for Christ.

The following anecdote was re-
lated a few weeks ago by speak
er at public meeting.
The other day Mr.. Brablaugh
was lecturing in village in the
north of England, and at the
close he challenged discussion.
Who should accept the challenge
but an old bent woman in the
most antiquated attire, who went
up to the lecturer and said.
Sir l have question to put to
you.
Well my good woman what is
it!
Ten years ago, said she, l was
lett a widow with eight children,
utterly unprovided for, and moth
ing to call my own but
this Bible. By its direction, and
looking to God for strength, |
have been enabled to feed myself
and family. l am now tottering
to the grave, but | am perfectly
happy, because l look forward to
life of Immortality with Jesus in
heaven. That's what my religion
has done for me, what has your
way of thinking done for you?
Well my good lady, rejoined
the lecturer, | don't want to dis
turb your comfort but
Oh, but that's not the question
interposed the old woman, keep
to the point, sir. What has your
way of thinking done for you!
The infidel endeavored to shirk
the matter again; the feeling OF
the meeting gave ventin uproari-
Gus applause and Mr.. Bradlaugh
had to go away discounted by an
old woman.