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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL CoNvEN.
TroN OF THE YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso
CITATION. A meeting of the ministers Of the
various denominations of this city, together
with the directors Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, was held yesterday
afternoon in the rooms Of the Association
Mr.. J. Taylor Elyson in the chair.
Several representatives from each Of the
denominations were present, and the meet
ing was very harmonious and profitable.
The object Of the meeting was to ascertain
the number Of delegates each congregation
would entertain.
1t was unanimously. decided to give pub
lie notice in all the churches of this city or
Sunday night next of the time and place o
meeting of the International Convention
Also, that each minister be requested to ap
point a committee TO ascertain the number
of delegates each congregation can accom-
modate. The ministers expressed them
selves willing to do all they could to enter
tain the delegates.
This Convention is very important one
and so great is tue interest exhibited in it:
sessions that already large number OF rooms
have been engaged at our principal hotel;
for the accommodation Of delegates. Specia
prayer will be made ia all our churches fol
the success Of the Convention.
An adjourned meeting Of the minister;
and directory will be held on Tuesday eve
ming, May 11th, at 6 O'Clock, to receive re
ports and further consider the subject.
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| POLICE Court, IEsTERDAY.-NelSon wash.
| ineton (colored(, charged with assaultlng and
beating Rosanna Harris, and Rosanna Har.
ris. charged on cross warrant with assault
ing and striking Nelson Washington, were
fined g each.
| Annie Hobson, charged with stealing
ninety cents from George Harris, was dis
charged
Fred. Kleversahl, charged on search-war'
rant with having In bis possession one car
pet.bag, The property of Margaret Donahoe,
he knowing the same to have been stolen
Mr.. Kleyersahl gave an explanation OF how
he cot possession of the bag, which seemed
satisfactory, but to secure the thief the case
was continued until Thursday.
P.H, Farley, charged with having in bis
possession one iron pan valued ct S23, the
property of G. 4. Wallace, knowing the
same to be stolen, was tried and acquitted.
THE BASEBALL SEAsoN-MArcHGAA IN
| pRospEcr.-The famous Red Stockings, o
Boston. fthe champion club OF the United
States. J and the celebrated Washingtons, o
| Washington, D. c., will play grand cham
| nionsbiD game at The Fair-Grounds to.mor'
row afternoon, commencing at 8 o'clock
| The Red Stockings have made the tour ol
Europe, and are regarded as the very best
| exponents of "the national game" The
Washipgtons have lately increased their
| mum bers by theaddition of some of the most
proficient players in the country. The con
test is therefore expected to be of decided
| interest.
The Old Dominion Club, of Petersburg
are endeayoring to make arrangements to Sc
cure the presence in their city of these visit
| ing clubs OH Friday.
The secretary of the Old Dominion Clut
has received challenge from the Arlington
Club, of Richmond, for match. game u
take Dlace at Petersburg on Saturday after
noon. It is understood that the challeng'
VIII be accepted IL the arrangements will
the Bed Stockings and WashiDgtons are no
made,
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DIED FROM THE EFFECTS OF FALL.-Dr.
TAYLOR has Investigated the facts connected
with the death of Frank Crowfield, and as
osrtained that his skull was fractured by q
fxll which he bad while intoxicated, and that
he died from that cause. An inquest Fgas
deemed unnecessary, and the man was buried
YESTERDAY at the citya expense.
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THE New REsERyorR.-The Council Com.
mittpe ON Retrenchmeut and Reform Colonel
W. C. Carrington chairman,) met yesterday
morning at the office Of the Piedmont and
Arlington Insurance Company. Present: all
the members-viz. Messrs. w. G. Caring
ton, Lloyd j. BealI, james NJ. Talbot, Sam
ue II. Puliam, and B. L. Braselman. There
being no charges preferred against any one
connected with the construction of the new
reservoir, the committee agreed to give pub
lie notice inviting any person who has COM
plants or charges to make to advance them
at once.
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RsmoyAI OF TIE BANK OF COhAERcE.-THe
Bauk of Commerce has remoY d to then
new clearinghouse, No. lllI MAIN street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
THE building lately occupied by the Bank
of Commerce, southeast corner OF MAN ahu
Fourteenth streets, has been purchased by
tbe Richmond Banking and Insurance Com.
pany. and thither they will shortly remove.
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VaGsp1 Ryarduo

New YORK, April 27---Steamer Metropolis,
from Hamilton. Bermuda, is week over
due. Her owner says she has fifteen or siN-
teen passengers, and thinks her machinery IS
broken and that she is kept back by head
winds. Her crew plumbers thirty.
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OAKwooD MEMORIAL AsSoCIATloN.-T he
Board of Managers Of this Association will
bold meeting at the residence of DR.. R. S.
Vest at o'clock tomorrow night. AS the
time for the annual decoration of the graves
in the cemetery under their charge is rapidly
approaching, and as much has 10 he done in
the preliminary arrangements for the day, it
is requested that every memoer will be pre-
cent
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THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING: !:
CASH-IHyARIAuLY IN ADVANCE.
Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-For the Middle
aud South Atlantic States, light rain will
continue, with east TO south winds, aud fall
ing barometer during the night, followed By
clearing and warmer weather.
For the Gnlf States, Tennessee. and the
Oaio Valley, clearing and warmer weather
during Wednesday, with southerly to west
ery winds, and stationary or rising baromc-
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TAKEN TO THE ALMsHoUsE.-By direction
of the Council the Committee for the Relief
Of the Poor yesterday removed from the city
Jail TO the almshouse Molle Collins "a white
lunatic), whose physical as we'll as mental
condition demanded better treatment than
was in the power of the officers of the Jail
to give her.
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Destruction Of Live Stock, &c. by the
Buffalo Gnaf.

MEMPHIS, April 27.-The planters are CON-
planning greatly 'of.the unprecedented de-
struction Of mules, horses, and cattle by the
Buffalo gnat. 1t Is estimated that within the
past ten dars 100000 worth of stock has
teeR killed by them within radius of one
hundred miles, taking this city as the centre
or the circle.
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In the Sandwich Islands the houses are
only one story, and in case of fire, news
PAPER reporters are deprived of the lellcily
of describipy how two persons were roasted
alive on the ti,ird floor, aud how woman
and her two children were dashed to pieces
by Jumping from . fourth.story window.
No,TiStown HerdM
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REVIVAL AT UNION STATION CHURCH. The
revival at Union Station Methodist church
is still in progress. Large and deeply-inter-
ested congregations attend nightly. During
the last three weeks seventy persons have
professed conversion and forty.one have
United with the church. Twenty-eight
iojned the church last Sabbath.
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Disagreement Of Jury In Libel
Case.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. April 27.---The case Of
ended to-day in disagreement OF the jury
eleven for acqui!tal and one for conviction.
Other suits by the same party are pending,
but will not be tried this term. The case is
generally regarded US ended.
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EZEKIEL, FORTY-sEVENTH CHAP
TER, 18TH VERSE,

Spy the rivers upon the banks hereor shall grow
all trees IN. at, whose leaf shall not fade and the
fruit thereof shall he for meat and the leaf thereof
for medIcine.'' Our great Redcener has made q
proTsion for the cure Of diseases OF man and beast
,eL thousands upon thousands are .overtaSen with
sickness wi hout suspicion that 1t is caused BY me-
curry other suo,ie posons that are 50 freely used
IN many medicines and remedies Of the present
day.
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DYSPEPSIA AND ITS EFFECTs-such as sour
stomach, sick headache, habitutl costiseness,
heartburn, water-brash, disagreeabe taste In
the mouth, palpation OF the heart. and dis
eases of the stomach and liveI-cured at once by
Two doses of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER. II you
doubt this get q sample. bottle for ten cents and
try II. pURCELL. LADD Io.' ASeh'a.
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BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS! BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS
Beautiful flowers Beautiful flowers
w. W.TURNER, Cherry street, near dollywo oo
W. ". TURNER, Cherry street, near Ii lily " oot
Flowers, evergreens, foliage -plants-endlcSs v.
ricly.
Thousands of plants in full bloom.
Bouquets. cut-fowerS, floral decoratioas
Log aud wire oaskets-new styles.
Baskets and urus filed at moderate pr ices.
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Two-CEsr NEWSPAPER WRAPPERs.--The
Richmond post.ottice has received fufl sup
ply of two.cent newspaper wrappers 70 pe
used according to the requirements ot the
postage.law passed at the last session OF Con-
gress.
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Mr.. J. D. GATEwooD, the enterprsing fnrnl.
ture-cealcr OF Broad street. has released for term
of years his present large and spacious store, on
Broad between Third and Fourth streets (recentty
purchased by Messrs. Syclc Brothers), where, Us
usual, he keeps constantly on hand very select
stock OF furniture, and 3. lowest prices.
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BoscHEN BROTHER, 500 and 511 Broad
street, have received their full spring supply OF
ladies', gcntemen's, misses, boys, youths, and
chllten's boots, shoes brogans, slippers ties, &C.
Also, an elegant assortment Of trunks. valises rail-
roud bags and satches, which they Offering at
reduction Of former prices.
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PERsosAL.-Dr. George w. Bagby, State
Librarian, after visit to New York, has re-
turned to bis post OF duty.
Senator r. L. Ragland, of Halifax, IS al
The st. James Hotel.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS N ide 10
order by f. b. SPENCE son, Merchant Iailors
800 Main street. Perfect t guaranteed or no sale
Call and examine their stock OF cloths, diagonal
coatIpgs apd cassimeres for suits.
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IL consequence ef the inclement weather the sale
of the MONUMENT HOTEL did not rake place on
Yesterday, but 1t will be sold tile Goth Of May.
Seq advertisement,
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DAMAGED GOODS AT LEVY BRoTHERs'-Thest
goods are only damaged by water. AS they only
have few cases and bales, no time should be LOST
In calling to examine them.
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WET GOODS FROM THE LARGE FIRE IN WORTH
street, New York, will be offered by LEVY BRO
TIERS to-day. This is a rare opportunity to pur-
chase Handkerchicfs, Towels, Russia and Birds
Eye Diaper, Bleached Cotton, Fire White Flannel;
Bcd-iick. Shifting Stripes, Drawers, Linen, White
Cotton Hose, Doylles, Napkins, and Table Linens.
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LEAVE YOUR MEASURE to secure u good fit for a
frst-class pair Of boots or shoes made IN any
styie-hand-work only-at BosCuES's, 500 and
Oil Broad street.
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Week ending
=" tCh CiibihS
Anril 0S. Anrll d Anrll i q.
april %, April %, Apri! II, Apri! "a
1873. 1871. 1875. 1875.
y. C. " c: " G. ~ G
Total deaths. ..l2 II s Is 13 a II go
Still. born.. 5 3 Q 3

UNITED STATES CoURTs.-Judge Bond or.
rived in the city Yesterday afternoon, and
opened court for the disposition of some
routine business. His court will be in ses-
sion to-day al 10 o'clock.
Judge Hughes will probably not be able to
return to the city until the May term Of his
court, as he has important business at Nor
folk 10 disDose Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-28

The JUBILEE.SINGERS.- These fine singers
will give another concert tonight at Nic1ol-
sou-Street Methodist church Tor the benefit
of said church. This is their last appear
ance in Ollr citV,
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SAVED MY BOYS LIFE.


Mr.. SteUsnS:
Dear S!r,-Having used yonr VkGET In my
family win great succ SIS. think II but rlght tnie
ynu and lh.. public shout know ". La.t sprlpS
NV lillIe boy was very sick indeed win Inward
Scrofua. The glands OF the meek were very muGi
swollen, and every one who saw him salo ne Woula
mot i've long. lie was very weak. being, reduced
very low. We were yery anxious about hlm "nen
we saw that tue doctor DID MT hello MN any aliET
live weeks TRIAL. Hearing Of your tEGE1INE,
concluded to try IL, ard that conclusion saved my
boy's life, sincerely believe. hfter taking W.
bottles of The YEGETISE the swelling on tne LsCA
began TO discharge fri2hifully but we contlnueu
give Il To him, and now the sore has heuied nicely
He Is as ell as child eau possibly be-; mas goo1
appetite sleeps well ali night and Is good-naturec
ali day. Before taking the VEGE1ISE ne was cr.sS
AID peevish his food did not stay on MS stoinae,
and he dii not sleep lonS at Time. Inc SinasueS
| owe you no pen can portray.
Jurs, with respect,
JOHN Q. BEST.
yEGgTISE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST :.
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NEW IMPORTATION OF FRENCH MILLISERY
Goops.-aI the latest novelties, 1t reduced prices
lust TO hand Call and see them atthe Paris Millinery
Company, over LEVY BROTHERS, lO17 and 1913
n tn iraat
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orY rF VA Nor AELh IorAHm {, 'r,,r r,,R. vi ).
w.. r. E:r>E-TiIF SPEED r lhr' ,w"' ~.
yy>. ~ ACllpHNT Al ,. LIZ - -, HM W. t
"3...N'- ARR ARA>'f' Ar En- lie " ~
-..s. IN THE TiG.
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The BOARD OF MANAGERS Of Hollywood
Memorial Association will meet on Thurs
day afternoon at G O'Clock in the lecture.
room of st. Paul's church.
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DON'T be bothered with badly-hitlng collars, but
wear the Elmwoed. Every one you put on u 5
right and looks we'll.
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. FIRE.-Wet goods from :he Worth-strect fi"e will
be offered by LEVY BROTHERS to-day. Bargains
can be had by calling early.
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Fatal RaucODtrc.

New ORLEANS, April 27.-Loui' J. Leche
shot aud killed William j. Miller 10 per.
sonal difficulty here TO-DAY.
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LADIES BoX-ToE Button CATERS ut 30
sCHES's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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ADJUDGED LUSATIC.-George Fowlko>
(coored), now confined in the city Jail, has
beer declared L lunatic by 4 commission o
justices.
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FOR UMBRELLAS, cheapest kind,
Or the incest you can hnd,
GotO SCuAAP'S, Ills my advice,
You buy there at lowest price.
is store Is at 1902 Main street.
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THE SToNE.CUrTERs EMPLOYED or GovERS.
MESr WoRK.-The following letter from the
Secretary of War has been received by Hon,
John Amber Smith : War Department.
Washington City, April "a, 1S75.-Hon. j.
Amber Smith, Richmond, Va: Dear Sir
In reply TO your letter of yesterday, stating
that number Of Slonc-cutters in your city
and vicinity, having claims for work done
on the new Department building, are suffer.
ing loss on account OF rumOrS being circula-
ted that owing to the transfer of the charge
of constructing said building, neither the
State nor the War Department will have au-
thority to pay their claims, have the honor
to state that the work has not yet been fully
transferred to the War Department. The
papers, accounts, &C., are now being pre-.
pared. II the money can be made available,
such accounts as are properly chargeable to
the new appropriation will be paid at an
early date. The work on the east wing will
be resumed as soon as the necessary transfers
arc made and the money obtained. If the
Treasury Department decides the money not
available until July 1st, no payments can be
made before that time. Very respectfully,
your obedient servant, WILLIAM W. BEL
KSAP, Secretary of War;"
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THE FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH TO
BE REBUlLT.-The members Of the First At
ricau church, and large number of the at
tendants of that church, held special meet
ing in the old church on Monday night for
the purpose of raising the necessary amount
to erect a spacious and handsome church
edifice on the present site, on Broad street.
The pastor, Rev. j. Ii. Holmes, called the
meeting to order and stated its object. A
list was then opened, and the cburch-mem-
bers and members of the congregation re-
queSted to come forward and subscribe what
they could afford TO the Object in view. The
sum of S4,059.50 was speedily raised, or
promised, and those who subscribed, and
those who might hereafter signify willing
ness to subscribe, were requested to come
forward at another called meeting TO be held
on the fourth Monday in May and pay over
their respective amounts. The committee
having charge Of the matter were Instructed
to have prepared plan for the new church
to cost $4,000. The meeting then adjourned
until the fourth Monday in May.
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MoRTUARY REPoRr.-The following Is The
mortuary report for the week ending Satllr-
day, April "a, 1915, compiled from sections
returns received at the office of the Board
of Health Cause Of Death: Apoplexy, l !;
ourns, l; cancer, l consumption, s a white,
1 coored); diarrhna (chronic). 2: diphthe-
ria, l.; dislocation of spine, l. heartdisease,
3; old age, 2; pneumonia, 3; poison (by
morphine), l; premature birth, 2; ur-
known. 3; wound (homicidal), l. Whole
number of deaths in the city, 81. In ad-
dtion, stil-born was reported g white, 1
colored). See 81: Males, 1G; females, 15.. Color:
White males, 4; white females, 7. Colored
males, IL; coored females, s. Age: One day
to thirty 5; six months to twelve, one year
to three, .; three years to five, j; ten years
to twenty, 5: twenty years to thirty, 3;
thirty years to forty, 8: forty years to fifty,
8: fifty years to sixty, l; sixty years to Sc
venty, 1 seventy years to eighty,5; eighty
years to ninety. .; ninety years to one hun
dred,1. Condition Single, Is; married,
10; widowers, 4; widows, 2. Nativity: !:
United States, go; Ireland, l. Locality ::
Marshall Ward, 8; Jefferson Ward, q;
Madison Ward, 6; Monroe Ward, 5; Clay
Ward, 5; jackson Ward, G; almshouse, 4.
By uhon1 Certified: Regular practitioners,
Is: Coroner, s; Board OF Health,3.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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nHlLLIPS IL JENNiNGS.-We are re-o
i cevIng caiiy new y riug goods .consls ING OF
Ihint Sc aud Cocoa Mating OF alt grades Carpets,
OIL, I,lolhs, indox- III ,drs and Hollands. hags
and Mats, Cornlcs and Lace Chr;aias. Psptr.tians
ings IN all styles Ali orders prt Wptfy attended
in town ur county. store tN0sIa Y cpsnef fah@-S
ia and Governor stree.s, hicanond. va.
nm 3-2m -. s1.t. hS's aLa1
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last srRAYED. AND FOUND.

lost. het cen Ninth and Main and Ihi!d
IL and eigh stree Is, on Monday, 26th Instant, !
child's rnRAL NECKLACE. liberal rewa'd
""' ~ ID. & r. allTTFLDORFER,
527 Broad street, between Fifth and SIKH
an 2S In
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yEGgTISE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST :.
Gap 2S-W&s2tI
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STRAYED OR STOLEN. ON THEGgzH
- 1rth instant from inv house, No 3llX-
rourth street b.tween Broad and Marshall streets,
one COW OF white nsd-red color, with one snort
horn was giving milk from three ieafs Any In
formation l,aaing tD her recovery VIII be pr0pefy
rewarded. zap % IS P.W. WlLsoS.
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EsCAPED ON THE 24rn INSTANT,
IL LAkGE CANARY with dark spot ~
on The back of the neck. \ reward WilNIRk
b. paid for hts return 10 lib east Car, XS&G
street or 10 q. Z. HAWES, Z6
an 27-2t Eighteenth and Cxry streets.
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.o.. =, ,..,,,,,,,,<r nj tar PiSltrlch otfce
E'r.' ,,,r,J ~. 1873.
The Van Buren press., 1875-05-11
THE SUN.
Weekly, and Daily for 1879.

rI,HE approsch of the Presidential election gives
l unusual impoortance to ne events AMI develop.
'GE TGE 1EiY WEEKY so Sun Si'iS's Sas now attained crcua
tion Of over seventy thousand copies. Its readers
are found in every State and Tertiary. and it's
quality is well known to the public. We shall not
only endeavor to keepIt fully up TO the old standard
ThE %PEERIY ' Sun 70 vii continue 70
ough newspaper. All the news OF the day will be
found in Il, condensed when nnimpor,ani, At full
ed sSs ,hS and sS Inn
entertaining and appropriate reading Of every sort
but will print nothing TO offend the most scrupulous
interesting stories and romanccs of the day. careful
ly selected and legibly printed.
Tsf .Ss %EERLS aTsss ~
ways be found fresh and useful to the farmer.
crIa.ns as amSs aSs e. %EGKT9 sS
especially. II belongs to no party. and otcys, no
dctation contending for principle and for the elee
disgrace. the country and threatens the overthrow
of rcpub blcan institutions IL has no fear ofkDayes
d eS. es nyP s rysry s Ina ss
'ffS fSs PRICE ,'pfSw q iSs wEEkI9 Sun dollar year
for sheet Of eight pages and fifty six columns. As
this barely pays the expenses Of paper and printing
not able TO make any discount or allow any
extend i. circulation. Under the new law, which
requires payment OF postage In advsnce one dollar
with twenty cents the cost ot prepaid postage
added is the rate Of subscription. It's not neeessa
ry to get up a club IN order to have the WEEKLY
SUN at this rate. Any one who sends one dollar
and twenty cents will get the paper post paid for
year.
y; h,y1 WsEn1S pG tTsvsIiSs .Sgnis, ,,,o.
umns. Only 81 20 y year, POSTAGE PREPAID. No
DISCOUNTS rRoN TINS RATk.
THE DAILY SUh.-A large four page newspaper Of
twenty eight columns. Daily circulation ever 100.
900. Al the news for cents. Subscription. post
age, prepaid IS cents months. ea % 50 year. To
clubs Of 10 or ever, discount Of 20 per cont.
4 ddress,
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