The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26

Papers with "patent outsides have beer
declared by courts, both in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, to be not proper mediums fol
the publication of legal advertisements, in
asmuch as they are not printed Gin the
county" in which the interests affected by
such advertising exist. When the State Of
New York few years ago issued an cleo
ton notice containing the proposed constl'
tutional amendments, and amounting at le'
gal rates to several hundred dollars, new pa
pers with these outsides were started in al
most every town, the law requiring the
publication OF the notice three months II
7t.every paper in the State" The epheme
raj issues continued about three months
pocketed their fee, and subsidized, having
cost their proprietors little more than the
price OF the white paper upon which they
: were printed.
The New York Hail records a melan.
choly incident of the Centennial: A young
man from London arrived In this country a
month ago with letters of credit for $15,-
Goa respectable fortune for youth four
and twenty years Of age and single. He
: went to one of the hotels in the Quaker City,
near the Centennial and took a fair
suit OF rooms. In three weeks his bill was
!! &23,637.O5. He paid the full amount of his
letters of credit, pawned his watch and
iewelry, and gave notes for the balance. He
4 is now penniless, homeless, and friendless,
and wanders barefooted about Philadel-
phia, wearing straw hat and linen coat
with fur collar. They say he is mad
about that bill.
81 suppose you didn't observe the fast
Yesterday remarked good Chicago dea-
Il con to brother in the church this week,
the morning after the day appointed. g Yes.
I did" replied the Brother. 81 thought
you once told me yon didn't believe inyfast-
ing?" "Well, don't, usually, answer
ed the brother; "but, you see, happened
Ito get away from home, where I couldn't
get ANYTHING to eat, and seeing as had to
fast anyhow I thought Pd count it in.1
Then the old deacon moved of mumbling
to himself: q That's the way with some
Christians, they always want credit for be-
ing good, even when being forced to it."
J. chicago journal.
A Boston tailor has had his tbill-heads
stamped with picture OF aforget-me-not,-
Whitehall Times. That is all right as long
as customers have anemone.-jN o1Tist0aoa
HerGLd. Yes, but these dandy lions are apt
to lilac everything. - Boston Globe. And
then have the bills sent to their peoples,
tool Commercial Advertiser. Well, a fell
~" AssO 6OG w 4tAf6 JCcauilAU VA WCalSu W
pay fer clothes nowadays, they have been so
hy'cinths the war. il Is silly for q man to
crocus he don't happen to owe his tailor
Sunday Courier. But II will be all right.
Better daisies coming SOON Providence
Sun. THIS ID what q fellow gets for yerhena
dead beat. Getting rather cereus, isn't 1t !?
Where are you, Max sFuschia' d think Of
anything when this meets yonr eye, potaton
here. HGDtceye. 2
"A strange story 10 told OF q hcrsennan an
Awhile charger who, In the thick Of n bat-
tle between the Turks and serYians, rode III
front oil q SerYian regiment sud shouted I'd
them 10 retire, as the Turks were n the
rear. The apparition was not seen again,
aud proved 10 have been Turk, who had
risked his life jim the r,lse. 5s s.
- Danbary Easn Who staid up until . Al.
3 Dc. 70 watch for n s;,iean wasS fined one dol.
lar and Costs by tho police justice In the
mofning. he gays this country Is no place
9lior science. De,btry Nsas,s. -3s Ssh 4