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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-21

CoorrR polled 77lSO votes dlstlou'
ted Ms follows; Illinois, 1886, Ark
ansas 2ll Connecticut, ,lSSi Indiana,
1888; Iowa, 9027 Kansas, 20 Name
662 Massachusetts,, S73; Michigan,
1899; Missouri, 3,l9Si Ncbrosko,2 $50 ;
New Hampshire, "A New York, Ola
Ohio, A 100; Pennsylvania, 5000 Rhode
Island 1913: Wisconsin 1911.
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LRMoYSE, the cremator says TO lhe
New York HeraH: you see, the ex'
penses of cremation Is only about ten
dollars. It takes about forty bushels OF
coke at four cents each, which is 81 CO
--.heh and the labor Of two tiremcn
that's all--hch2 Why, the cheapest
board coffin you could get would cost 50
and you know that funerals are getting
moro expensive all the time--heh
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The DALLAS HERALD is evidently
friendly to us and the Austin States.
man, 1t copies the spat between lis
and that journal, with the remark {.
" Go it boys Your Dtllas contemporary
will watch the game and demand hir
play" That's nice, It's enjoyable. 1t
will radically Quicken the sensibllties
of the Salesman Marshall Herald.
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HAYS and Wheeler, enterprising deal
ers in family groceries, wines, liquors
cigars, tobacco, etc. are located at
Gainesville, Cooke county, They are
reported to be orderly Democrats, ana
are not thinking Of kicking up such a
rumpus as that other couple known as
HAYES and Wheeler.
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admirably calculated to expol this impnrliy,
and by removing toe cause TO allny the pam
and loyorlsh sympt ms which II produces.
That II Is "A most successful remedy tor rheu'
mntism, neuralgia aud govt, u well asa re-
liable means Ol counleracliDg those diseases,
rs tact amply evidenced by voluntary GER
tlncates emanali'w from those who II has
cured, aud nttestcd by medical practitioners
OF high repuIo. It's likewise n sovereign cn'
ratlye ofdyspepsia, constipation, liver conf
plant, urinary troubles aud general debil'
Ivy, ns we'd AN the mOst popular aud auceeSs-
al untidOto TO malaria Gxtant.
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A sconsin n church.

There was IL luIcrou,ly sudden descent
from the sublime 10 the idiculOus II coun-
try church, not thousand miles OF, when u
Clergyman, preaching on the miscrles en-
tailed by sin, suddenly G.cla med, "lbnnk
God, am not tRuncrcr; my mlserlcs have
all been healed, rad what did ~" the
change Of tono started one OF the dencons
from dr0way mood, and tpringing TO his
feet, he crlsd out. "rUr', tvmR PIhS'
tho deacon wub rlght In his estimation al
this celebrated madcine, Thoy viii GER
talnly cure your "misrrlrs" # they result
from Dyspepsia, Turpld Liver, Chllls, Head
ache, Loss Of Appetite, Nervousness, De-
spundoncy or General Debility Take the
LeaCOa + advlce nnd try hem
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rr,meaemeay A fora painm, Disease

The pangs endured by the rheumatic are
attributed by scientific Psychologists to the
contact ~ q certain abnormal acrid element
In the bloc with the sensitive covering of
tho muscles andjo Joints. Hostotter's stomaca
Bitsers, bcirg Bupesb hovd depurisnt, "a
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pALLAs. TEXAS.
THURSDAY MORNING /. DECEMBER u

GRANT seems TO think this country is
his biz erocery.store, and he won't al
low anybody to so behind the coun'
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MISCELLANEOUS
WHAT Is QUEENS DELlaal ?

ltisnplnnt that grows In the south and T.
tho only aGtIM blold puriner svcr HiscoV'
cred Dy whlCH all diseases That center in tue
blood can be eradlCdrcd NJ once ANA forever
IL uxpcIs Tor liIo ~ sCrOlulous, Syphlllllr.
CulnnuOuS ana Rheumatic nileotiO snnd J.
the ON.I TRUE tEMEDi for THIS class o.
disease. AlOn II Is searching, but whei
cOmbined with llOndur ~ Sitrsa nrlllt, lol'
low Dock and other roots ana hcfb II be
comes n blood purider uusurpassAble ana
nnrunnlIed. nneh |. tic com UlnntlOn "
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PR INSCRIPTION FREE.

NOR tho Speedy Cure of seminal Weak
n ness Lost Man rood, and NIL disorders,
hr ,ught on by indiscrctiOds or excess, ANY
druggist has the ingredients
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- UlLDlNa LOTS Il have opened street
ID through my residence block On Pearl
and JiVe stIcvt--the new sire Ito no called
nlitOrnin street. | now olt5l two btduliiul
iuts Tor slit Ion irOuIlng lOl feet on fGell
tnd 10 on California street; me otner iloni-
lug iOI feet on olive mud 10 ieet on Cnlltur-
ana slttet--taoh being II .urner lot. TINS
property N located on Cherry I'M. Cherry
ulll hus become noted Tor ltS WgIY men,
urulty womeI ana nne we'll water. A, II.
SutpUEIkD, declN-
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,I,O BOKRO ~ 5U1 which the b n Inc
tr.rsLWIll be pllI, ana satisfactory At-
curIry gwen. A ,die-s" TEN" Herald "lh'o'
DNlt If
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OUR GOODS ARE TIE CHEAPEST.

A line o vn~h POI from" ~ Lee.
A line of rrcnc+ IA %,
~ coon
line
close, al
proper ia tcl
w "
Cameres jeans and Celebrated NV B9auns GODS at EFT Bargains
Waite from?
Mrno VISta.l - rnSvcr~. in ha
(jlI Idrrms Umuc rvcn in 4
a nev los
no
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forming the most powerful alteratly,
known 10 Medical ,clCuce tor the cure of Oh
Ulcer. and sores, Diseased joints, F0ul Dls
charges from the tara and NOstrlS, At
sccs,cs, Skin affections. Rheumatism
uropsy, kidney comp aints, Eyi! affects o
Secret practices, u sensed seal DiS0rdcrcd
Liver and spleen ana Hll Diseases TINT cen
tor In the blood. IL possesses the peculia
property Of mpartiug "A iair complexion AM
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a. Cusl-FOr cash, 1t kiuds ut canned
~ goods ana other mnCy gruceiics, n lols
10 sui purchasers at Mouicil%hd Co''Se4l
Elm, street. Be on ugnd early Hs th,y are
cl,tlnp uuL. d, cl0-lw
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Cnusoq tho Body TO Gain in Solid Flosl

IFS value can not be too strongly Impressed
upOn tho attention of those vino have been
exposed 10 u tainL of impv0per character
The afflicted ara assured that lhia is not one
OF the worthless nOstrumS of the day, but Is
prepared upon scientific principles, by u
physic an al thirty yeUrs experience. SolO
everywhere. SD
s,DtS- ieOl -Wly
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Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed !

INTERESTING REFORMATION TO Consumers OF ALL KINDS OF GOOD
selling
hloyverth ham hos
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AND O0O acres of Land, One-thlrd ttm-
IL Der, situated In lhr Nurtn-wcht corner
OF FrecSt ne county, HuJuinins workman
station ON the uOuH,on and Texas Centr Il
naihOhd. There ARE 20 acres under fence,
md necessary buildin, y on the pl zee. Inc
,bOvo described premises viii De SOLD Guc1p.
Actress Il. Is. LunghOtham, Workman Sia-
MN. ErNrNINn OnnmlN. loXltA. nuNH.A D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-21

AIAll ETA new Russian leather valisr,
V light brown color, having IA nIcKel
plated iook appendnge, was stOl, n f. ON my
,uum on Tuesday evening. A reward Of Il ~
.oliars VIII TO given 10 the Glivrry OF
! I'D valise TO the Herald onice. q &,
Hacker dec2O-jt
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FREE TO ALL.

DYA Y.UNG MAN Wants u situation
ID or x cd business quallfo tito vs., NOT
afraid to work aud flrst c, ~ reference
dec9.2t,
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HE DIV EALING No. 2UI carter street,
nVu rooms and TWO halls, gas Though
.ut. cellar, klt hen, Servants room, ,undIy
or stauie), cl>torn anu well lot lJONlUO iect.
me Ui tins handsumtst and most convenient
eeideuces In mo city. Apply 10 CnAS.
CRED. FUCKER, uclSJ-f
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To Trade or Exchange.

- EAL ESTATE-To trade for real staie
IL the stock and tools, wur h sih0, 81 n
cash busln,s 81. Address VIM. Thomas, Dal.
las, Texas. decaI.oi
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~ RUCERY For sale ON account OF other
Va bu,in,sa, a gOul family grocery, Al
urtHg, 4. u. box lGi. decIU'sl
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A., UIS-iU CuulCs reSluenCu OtS In me Ce-
IL durs, git edged, nj he'd rock prices o.
IS. We lbu II, IO7 Li,mIlr street. deC2U.2t
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fREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Personal

---------.------- -------7---III-I--
ypuE undersigned Will Ieel grateful 70 my
Ous furnlhuluB inlOl lnbll"h ~
Wuui ,'a,I','l W. tI,ursuI,, december IAN,
','yi ~ te.,rd hng been nuly deult with.
a. =, inhs M nt,Out ~ yenrs OF age, has very |
lhiBt - cS' hmv.t'' 49, t -, ht,, rn.siurir
scar on ine1' ,ir nrn'yn isaus pans, nud |
COM, NeIV't uo''1' WIN r POWERS |
Oyilln I'll cOuutd, Texas, u le--
.nr law ,nfny from The Herald |
'hh IhN t"A'u ~, vnlntnes BlnrK- |
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NOMBl SArlUN LOCK SAFE Han pot.
y olt, cheap. Apply 10 q, h., heiald
IniCn mMN lu-ll
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lSSUUrI LAND-l'tve hundred acres OF
Vi hand In Southeast Missouri, cheap
18th perfect lite, or wlII oXCh aug iur Dallas
liy property. Address, H.. Y, THIS office
.LD PAPERS At / ~ office, inQm VI
y tics 10 suit, nj 81 huudred, j. 25-u
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Mantod- Situation.

,MPLuYMENT-B BY u man partially dis.
IL nbled by rheumatism, W III do anything
40 Ga Good education. Address, =, q, -,
ibis ofille. dec2l-2t
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A NO. SAFE Halls latest Patent Com.
~ blnation Lock. VIII trade for n lar,r
sized safe aud pay difference In cash. Win.
IT, Lvte y Co. declb
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FOR Sale,

.,uU IA comfortable house Of about
/ four rooms near tho business crhllt'
Address Hurull OiilCv, uttlu--b
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IINE NOlE-Letter, FoVlscap ANA hl'
L iond paper at tue Llly Drug 7l"r'
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~ ANNASSh t-F0r legitimate business,
Address" CInVRsSer," Herald office, octl.lw
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Manitd-Io font.

UNCH BAR-ln - good locality. Ad
4 A ,lra,s LII NCli, ~ thisO ce. O1t6'lw
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Wanted -psrtnvri

a. NNElOrr Fine Nu'r, L'liel EnN,'
II urus, O.ncill Enycl ~ aan 7t'llYh -
a. =, Br'u uJnt 81 70 " ''+ w
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,I,nE PANTY taking from The Herald =
editorial rooms rwo volumes = blheh'
sIone \ commentaries VIII pie .se return We
anime. ''N''.''
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Fcs Rent

. lUnE -OM-nnquiro at i2S Main
- .ir',I drclD.lt
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.safoRTuART REroR.f. The following fs the
Hlortuary report fer the week ending Sast1rs

Hlortuary report fer the week ending sast1rG
day, May GsI SIG: sss.s Us
| S1nse,ofs sDedtk 4: Brains disease, i eoloyed; !;
cancer, white; congestion OF brain, +
wmte; consumption, white; cg6np,
white !; debility, i edloref diarrloa
white; fever {ehilt-bed), j, 1 white ssheart- dis
ease, 8 colored: ,frsniop tysiy, I scoloTed In
fantile iockiaN, i white; peritenitis, Il
eolored; pneumonia, 1 colored; poisoned
by arsenic, white; premature birth, /
colored so!teaing OF brain, colored !: scfo-
ftiis, 1 colored; unknown, b coiored !;
wlooping-congb, 2 white. Sea Males, q
white, I colored total o.; females, 8 white,
I colored- total, 155. 4ge:, One day to thirty,
l white, 8 coloret total, A one month to
six, white, tcolored total, 8; six months
to twelve, l white one year to three, 4
white; three years to- Eve, white; ten
years to twenty, colored !; twenty years to
thirty, white, 2 colored-totai, 4; thirty
years to forty, white, coforeil-total, !;
forty years to fifty, white, 3 eolored-- total,
4 fifty years to sixty, l colored; sixty
years to seventy, 2 colored. Condition: Sim
gle, I white, s colored-total, Is; married,
white, / coiored-total, A.; widows, 3 col
ored; unknown, 9 colored. Natiuity: Rich
fnond, 13; other parts OF the United States,
70; Ireland, L. locality: Marshall Ward,
white, 2 colored-total, 8; Jefferson
Ward, j white; Madison Ward,2 white,
8 colored-total, s.; Monroe Ward. /
white, colored-total, 2; Clay Ward,
white, colored-total, 4; jackson
Ward, / white, 4 colored-total, 5 aims.
house, l white, colored-total, 4. BY
iohons; Certified: Regular practitioners. 1I
white, 8 colored-total, 10; coroner, 2 col.
ored; Board Of Health, 8 colored. Whole
number OF deaths in the city, erc!usiue Of
stilLbrths, a. Stlt-Brths: White female,
l.; colored male, 2, female, .3:--totat 6.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Charlie Meredith went
to the Centennial yesterday.
Mr.. Lucien 3. Tatum, Of this city, who
sailed on the 28th from New York in the
steamer Bothnia, has arrived at Queens
town, after a passage OF eight days and
twenty hours. He is we'll.
A gentleman who has reliable sources OF
information, and who has Just returned
from Washington, states that Fitzhugh, the
Sergeant-at-Arms Of the House, will be
forced to resign in a short time on account
of his "high antics" and particularly be-
cause of ridiculous letter he lately wrote
glorifying himself and telling what big
man he is. Fitzhugh was connected with
the Confederate Senate, in this city, and IS
well remembered by many persons here.
Since the war, and while living in Texas, he
was indicted on one or two occasions,
though not convicted Of the offences
charged.
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THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION con-
venes in this city tomorrow at 10 o'clock in
the First Baptist church. Many Of the
ablest men in the country will be representa-
tiYes in the body.
About $50 delegates have already reported
to the hospitality committee, and about 375
homes have been provided; all of which will
no doubt be filed.
The Introductory discourse before the
Convention will be delivered on Thursday
evening by Rev. j. T. Tichenor, D. D., OF
Alabama, or. Professor W. Fl. Whitsett, d.
D., OF South Carolina.
We are authorized by the chairman OF
the Committee on Hospitalities (Mr. j. B.
Watkins) to state that delegates to the Con-
Yention are expected to report at the First
Baptist church, corner OF Twelfth and
Broad streets, for assignment to homes.
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6EcoRAT1oS-DAY IN OAKwOoD.-To-day,
is set apart by the ladies OF the 0akWooa It"
Memorial Association for the annual decola-
tion with flowers and evergreens OF the
graves Of the soldiers who lie buried within IN
that enclosure. The ladies urge upon an
who can 90 to do SO, and aid them in tneir
&c labor of love-" Apart from this patr!otlc
duty the cemetery itself, the property OF !ne
city, is we'll worth visit in the early spiins
time. The grounds have recently Deeh .a Gu,
larged and improved, and are now iooAins
very beautiful. ~. ;,
Messrs. CARRIER 6 Co. will run line OF
omnibuses, connecting at Twenty-fiith ana
Main streets with the street cars, Ior tne
purpose of carrying to the grounds such as
may wish to go by public conveyance.
The Old First Virginia Regiment Associa-
ton and other organizations are to aid the
ladies.
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!. Circuit Court-Hlary Page.-The May
term of this court commences to-day.
Among important business to be disposed
oi is the case of Hilary Page, who was found
guilty Of arson some months ago and SEN
fenced to be hung, but execution OF judg.
ment was stayed on an appeal to the Supreme
Court. That court having affirmed the iudg'
ment OF the Circuit Court, he will be sen.
fenced to be hung at this term.
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CoLoRED, BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHooL UNION.
The regular meeting Of the colored Baptist
Sunday-School Union was held evening be-
fore last at the Second (colored) church.
The Union was addressed by w. G. Roam
on the Importance OF education.
The president appointed Rev. r: Wells to
address the next meeting, which will beheid
at the Third church.
The following reports from the various
schools were received:
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COOK G LAUGHTON, 101s A. 81, r:stanrant:nx-
turcs, furniture, &C., ut No. l4l4 Franklin

ROBERT b. LYME, 81 p. b., slaison poifesn y
Hotel, Broad street between Sixth aud scYeatn.
Merchants and Planters Savings Bank.
N. NJ. LEE, 8 p. NJ, framed house on Tweaty-ninth
street between Leigh and M streets.
SAMPSON & McCRARY. 12 H., In hancbester,
land in Chesterfield county.
WELLINGTON G0DDfN, 8 p. NJ. framed tene-
ment No. 705 east Ninth street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 5 r. d. land IN the town
OF WesthaIDpt0n," Mt the forks OF the Weitham
and Three-Chopped roads. .S
BYERLY & POWELL will sell at Lisberger 5, naln
and Fourteenth streets, ass1rt:rent OF aress
goods, casslmeres, and other seasonabic articles.
BYERLY & POWELL will sell at their store at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, furniturc4 sofas, IounSes, beds, &c.
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No GAAE.-The Peabody and the virgi-
MIA Baseball Clubs went out to the Fair
Grounds yesterday afternoon to play a
match game; but it was feared that the
track would be injured for the "Lee trot,"
and SO the baseball clubs had to return
without having their sport.
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SALT WATER.-Dr. w. III. Taylor, coroner
Of this city, and analytical chemist, State
assayer, geologist, &C., is continuing bis
analysis OF water from wells, springs, james
river, &c. At present he is at work upon
some OF the water from the Bishops spring,
on Brook avenue near st. Francis de Sales
Hospital. He finds that the water contains
a good deal Of salt, which IS regarded as .
very unhealthy ingredient.
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The r. L. I. BLUEs.-This old and famous
company will celebrate its eighty-seventh
anniversary to-day by assisting the ladies Of
the Oakwood Memorial Association in de-
coratingsthe graves Of the Confederate sol
diers, and at night will have q collation. ut
its armorY. IaEt-
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You're .iEN,s CHRISTIAN AssoeInrros

ANNUAL MEETING LAST
EIdHTGrNTEREsTrNG Anu codPREHEN.
sIvE REPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT
ELECTION OF OFFICERS PLEASANT. AID.
DRESSES FROM COLONEL N.;P. MuNFoRD,
REV. DR.. SAMSON, REV. DR.. JONES, AND
1 loTHERs-APPoINTABNT oF5sGENERAI
SECRETARY RECOMMENDED, &c,,&c,
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SPECIAL HEETIsG OF THE BOARD OF ALDER
MEN To-NIGHT.-There will be special
meeting of the Board OF Aldermen at .
O'Clock tonight to consider the report OF the
Committee on Streets.
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I1oroR LIcENsEs.- number OF applica-
tions were yesterday received aby the dust-
ines Court Tor license to sell liquor.
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Levy BROTHERS, REApI-NApE SHIRTS are !i she
host Ut and cheapest 10 this city. Being the mana-
fscturcrs OF these shirts, they guarantee tne 20 p
=. .enresented. Encourage home manufacture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-10

RIcHHoND INSTITUTE There will be pub
lie exercises by the students OF this institu-
tion at the First African Baptist church to-
night ut s O'Clock.
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Opinion of DR.. r. s. sseuart, President Maryland
Hospital, Baltimore = s.sI bare uacd Ccidena
Liebigs Liquid Extrac: of Beef aud Tonic Inv.gora<
tor for more than year, and recommend 1t as one
the most efficient preparations have ever met With
1t combines the virtues OF food aud tonic Ina remark
able wayr
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save money by purchasing your DRY GOope
LEVY B1orHEGs. The Inducements offered e3
this popular house cannot be beat
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SUDDEN DEATH YEsTERDAY.-Mrs. Thomas
Colligan, proprietor OF the restaurant
known by her name, opposite the Q Id Mar
kethouse, fell dead yesterday morning from
heart-disease. Her mild disposition and
pleasing address had made her friends Of
all who knew her. She was a sister OF Mrs.
Stephen Mason.
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-,,,TurR. REPORT.

,,,r,ys To-DAY.-W Washington,
rS2S1"TI;,r Var the South Atlantic and East
Ns!y, %g E,.,t. during Wednesday, rising fol-
GrE >;a"s ;S s+stionarv or falling barometer.
!0T%a -;,wrSt :; winds, backing to warmer
odd l@,n.trrIy, nre.rIy and clear weather, will pre-
'sI.. .,o Middle States, rising followed by
In INC ,r,nctcr. winds gradually backing
!a'NnS WEES, Tr>, and south, warm, clearing. ant!
- '"c>' ,Tardv weather, except occasional
iS."ii n the northern portion.
ws,IIIyE YESTERDAY was RAINY ana
,'r ~" y raincd steadily nearly all OF Mon
an night =, >,
rrvxvoxsrER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, "a ;
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

COUNTY, Court.-This court was engaged
Yesterday in the transaction Of civil busi-
ness, after which it adjourned for the term.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, AND SATCHELs reduced TO
very low prices at BosCuEN's, Broad street.
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IOCAL MATTERS.
GATES 70 STATE CcSvEET1oN

.r,cnafrrTIN,;s LAST NlGHT-DELEGATES
~, AiTEnNATES ELECTED TO ATTEND
~rr STATE CONVENTION WHICH MEETS
y RICHMOND ON TIE slsT.
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CUSTOM (hand-made) WORK to order, and guar :
anteed to at. Repairing neatly done by
BoscHEN 6 BROTHER,
900 and Gil Broad street.
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VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
this company was held last evening at their
office. Mr.. John Purcell was chosen chair
man and b. C. Wherry, Jr., secretary Of the
meeting. Messrs. James T. Gray, Thomas
Potts, and John Enders, committee ap-
pointed for the purpose Of ascertaining if u
quorum was present, reported q large ma
jority OF the stock represented. The secre-
tary then read the presidents and directors
report, which showed the company to be m
q very prosperous and gratifying condition,
having good surplus over their reserve
fund. The "Home" is one OF our most
conservative and popular southern compa-
nies. 1t is now just ten years old-having
passed its first decade-and in that time has
paid out for losses, fire and marine, $411,-
1894, and dividends S212, 1000, being six per
cent. more than the capital stock.
Mr.. D. J. Hartsook was reelected presi-
dent of the company, and the following gen.
tlemen board Of directors r. E. Blanken-
ship, George S. Palmer, p. w. Grubbs,
John Enders, John C. Williams, T.. s. Tur-
/ pin, W. B. Isaacs, w. G. Paine, Parker
Campbell, George 4. Crutchfield, T. Will
liam Pemberton, and w. Ii. Palmer.
After the stockholders meeting adjourned
the Board OF Directors met and reelected B..
C. Wherry, Jr., secretary, ard O. T. Weisi-
ger, Jr., assistant secretary.