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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-25

MANY WHO. .ARE SUFFERING from the eNec's
OF the warm weather and are dcbilft2ted are ad-
yised by physicians TO take moderate amounts OF
whiskey two or three times during The day. In
little while those who adopt this advice frequently
increase the number OF drinks" and In time be-
come confirmed inebriates. A beverage which Will
not create thirst for intoxicating liquors, and which
Is intended especially for The benefit of debtated
persons, whether ut home or abroad, Is Dr.
Sc1IENCK's SEA-WEED TONIC, containing the
,uices of many medicinal herbs. This preparation
does not create appetite for the intoxicating cup
The nourIshing and the ife-supporting properties
of many valuable natural productions contained In
II, and well known to medical men, have most
strengthening influence. A single bottle Of the
Tonic will demonstrate Its valuable qualities For
debility arising from sickness, over-exertfon. or
from any cause whatever, Tineglassfdl OF Sea-
Weed Tonic taken after meals will strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite for wholesome food.
,ro NIL who are about leaving their homes We desire
To saw that the excellent effects OF DR.. Schencks
seasonable remedies, S.A-WEED TONIC and MAN
DRAKE PILLS, are particularly evident when taken
by those who are injuriously affected by change OF
water and diet. No person should leave homo with
ont taking supply of these safeguards along. For
sale by all druggists.
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PIUfned KNIGHTS.
THEY WILL ASSEMBLE IN LARGE NUMBERS A
CLEVELAND NEXT WEEK.

CLEVELAND. o.. August 21.-Already the
outward signs OF preparation have COM
mcnced, and the holiday garments which
our city is to wear during the week Oh the
tricnnal conclare OF the grand encamp-
mcnt of knights Templar are being got III
readiness for the festive occasion. W ork-
men are busy in the erection OF the arch,
on Superior street, near the post-0lilce.
Ladies and gentlemen "re busy at the head
u,larters Of the Oriental commandery twi-
ming evergreens into fanciful devices for the
ornamentation OF the arch and the other
structures to be devoted to the occasion.
Artists are employed in painting banners
and transparcncies for the Weddell and Ken
nard houses, the establishment OF J. III.
Richards Il Co., and the Windsor and Eu-
clid-avenue blocks. A corps of mechanics
and decorators from Cincinnati have been
ut work for the past week fitting up Bakers
block and hall for the reception Of the COM
mandcries from Dayton and Cincinnati.
The Watcr-Street merchants have set on
foot the project OF erecting an arch at
the head of Water street. The demand
for flags, designs, and banners never was
so great. One firm has taken orders for
over fifteen thousand flags, manufactured es-
pccially for the occasion, and the demand
seems to be still on the increase. On Satur-
day OF this week the Knights will begin to
arrive, and by Monday next the whole Ohio
representation. consisting of delegations
from every commandery in the State,
will be in the city. Each Of these bodies
will assist the home commandery (Ori-
entail in receiving and eScorting to their
quarters the communicates from other iuris-
dctions, prominent among which will be
the battaIions from Missouri, Kentucky,
Kansas, Colorado, and Nebraska. The ar
rivals will continue throughout the day by
boat and rail. The formal exercises will
commence on Monday evening, under the
auspices OF the reception committee, Of
which Sir Knight Rufus =. Spalding is the
chairman. The spccch-making portion OF
the programme will possibly take place in
the square. After the conclusion OF the ad-
dresses concert will be given at Case Hall.
The Cleveland Masons have raised $4,000,
to be expended upon the visiting kni ghts
Templar. An clegaEtly-dcSigncd banner
and silver watcr-scrvicc are on exhibition.
They arc presented by the Oriental Com
mandcry as prize to the beSt-drilIcd COM
pany at the approaching cOnclave. A num-
Der of valuable and handsome jewels are
also on exhibition, designed As prizes.-
Special TO Chicago Times.
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DISORDERLY HoUsEs.-In the Police Court
yesterday Leona Armand, Lydia Bcasley,
Jennie williams. and Hattie Vaughan, who
live on Third street near Baker street, and
who were arrested Thursday night. ap
pearcd to answer the charge OF keeping Il
disordcrly and ill-governed house.
Lcona Armand, through her counsel,
waived an examination, and she was sent
on to the September term of the Hastings
Court.
The next case was that OF Lydia Bea>lcy.
The evidence showed that her house was
not only disorderly, but that fight there
was no uncommon occurrence. With such
testimony the Justice sent her on to the
grand jury. She was bailcd.
In the cases Of Jennie Williams and Hat
tie Vaughan the evidence was not so strong,
and they were allowed ten days, within
which time they were directed to move
away from their present places OF abode.
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The Senatorial Convention Io-Uuy.-The
Senatorial Convention for selecting the Con-
scryative nominee for the State Senate from
this district will be held at Powhatan Court
house to-day at II O'Clock. Dr.. L. r. Chilcs,
Of this city, will doubtless receive the nomi-
nation. He is the only a>pirant from Man.
chester or Chesterfield county. The dele
gates from this city are is follows: First
Ward-W. J. Jones and o. I. Merritt. Sec
ond Ward-H. A. Jordan. Third Ward
DR.. A. Monteiro and B. b. Weisiger. Fourth
Ward-Joseph Davidson and Henry Fer
gusson. The candidates and friends will
leave this morning early in hacks and
buruies
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WHAT A WoAAS's BoLDNEsS DID.-When
Miss Black awoke and saw man in her
room stealing her watch she ought, we sup
pose, according 10 the female code, to have
screamed and gone into faint, and allowed
the watch to be stolen. She did nothing OF
the kind, but coolly said, "Put back that
watch, OF ril fire at you" The thief was
fool, but still he was sharp enough to un-
derstand that, and the watch was duly put
back. This IS an example we commend.
Were it commonly understood that woman
was ut all times ready to use all the powers
she has for seli-protection there would be
fewer attacks on her, OSha,ca (Ont.) Yin
dicatOr.
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Harpers' Bazar and Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper for this week received from }.
T. Ellyson, 1112 Main street.

AHDEEws's BAzAR FOR SEPTEMBER will
contain full account OF the grand ball at
the White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, which
occurred on the night Of August 18th, in
aid of the "Lee-Monument Association
This report was written by Mary c. Har-
wood, OF New York, who visited the Springs
for the purpose, and will contain
a full description OF the costumes worn, as
well as the persons participating in the fes-
tivities upon this brilliant occasion. Those
desiring copies should address W. K. An
drcws, publisher 1dndre,oS'S Bazar, Gin
cinnati. Ohio. Price, ten cents per copy.
81 per annum.
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Aitl1mond 1ispattlr.
.----.------e
ss-TIlE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCC-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, rising barometer, increasing g
north and east winds, partly cloudy or clear
weather, and stationary temperature will
prevail.
- For the Gull States, rising followed by
falling barometer, increasing south and
east winds. and warmer, partly cloudy or
clear weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stationary or rising barometer, southeast to
southwest winds, and warmer, partly cloudy
weather.
For the Middle States. southeast winds,
stationary or lower temperatures. rising
barometer. partly cloudy weather and occa-
sional rains. followed by clear. cooler "ca-
thcr.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FrSERAL OF SAMUEL W. MCDONALD. WHO
KILLED BERRY AMos.-Mention has already
been made OF the death OF S. w. Mcdonald,
who killed Berry Amos formerly OF Rich
mond) in Baltimore in 1874. Mcdonald
died in Indiana, and his remains were car
ried to Baltimore on Thursday for in
termcnt in charge OF Mr.. John +.
Lamb, prosecuting attorney OF Terre
Hautc. The body was embalmed by DR..
Williams, the attending physician OF
the deceased, and Mr.. Lamb started with
the remains for Baltimore early on Wendes-
day morning. Upon their arrival i'll the
depot they were received by DIR. J. Hanson
Thomas, a relative OF the deceased, and
then delivered TO the undertaken. They
were then conveyed to Greenmount Gene
terry ana placed in the chapel, where they
remained until ) O'Clock in the afternoon,
the hour set apart for the funeral.
Shortly before that hour four hacks,
containing the immediate relatives OF
the deceased and Rev. DR.. Leeds, the
officiating minister, LETT the residence Of
DR.. Thomas, corner OF Monument and
Charles streets, for Greenmount Cemetery.
Upon their arrival at the cemetery the fllnc-
raj ceremonies were proceeded with. Rev.
DR.. Leeds read the burial service according
to the ritual OF the Episcopal Church; after
which the remains were removed to and in
tered in the Mcdonald family vault The
funeral was conducted very privately, none
but the relatives and intimate friends Of the
deceased being in attendance. Among them
were Joseph Whytc. Raleigh c. Thomas,
Douglas Thomas, DIR. J. Hanson Thomas,
and their families. 1t is stated that about
one year ago Mcdonald destroyed IL will
which he had made short time pre-
viouSly. The real estate lett by the de-
ceased consisted OF house and lot in Terre
Hautc, valued at Sl5,0 900; two hundred acres
OF land in Ohio. and some land in Virginia.
lie also left diamonds valued at about S10,-
0u0, and fine stock OF horses. An old
colorcd man, who had for wears been Il ser
want in the Mcdonald family, was with the
deceased when he died. The certificate OF
death gives as the cause Of McDonald'S de-
mise "pulmonary congestion, contracted
bV excessive Use OF StimulantS"
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AN EXCURSION TO WAsH1xGroS.-On Mon.

AN EXCURSION TO WAsHINGToN.-On Mon
day morning next there will be an excur-
sion to Washington under the auspices OF
Marshall Lodge, knights OF Pythias. The
excursion will be over the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad. and the
round-trip tickets have been put within the
reach OF all. The train will leave Elba, at
the head OF Broad street, at 81 A. NJ, ana
returning, will leave Washington at P.
n. A fine opportunity is promised all who
Join this excursion of seeing the various
public buildings and other places Of interest
in Washington.
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The .Strects.-Nnth street has been great
~ improved 10y the new gutter laid down
under the supervision OF Chcf-oi-Police
Lipscomb; and now that officer has his
strcct-men at work on Porter street between
Ninth and Tenth. lie will probably get
through with that job by the middle OF
next week. Would it not he well for the
authorities to have Bridge avenue paved
before the fall rains set in II it is not at
tended TO before winter it will be almost
impossible for the stage and heavy vehicles.
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ADJOURNED FOR TIE TERM.-The Henrico
County Court has adjourned for the term
i. e., until the second Monday in September
In the case OF Normand Smith and others
Us. The Richmond, Williamsburg and Gen.
trail Turnpike Company Judge Minor re-
served his decision until the next term Of
the court.
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BurylarS Frightened OF by a Yong
Lody.--Thursday night about half-past l.
O'Clock burglars made an unsuccessful at
tempt to break into Il residence on Balm
bride street. They were at work at the
back-door when Young lady who was
visiting the house heard them, and going
to the window OF the room which she
occupied scared them off. The young lady
coughed as she opened the wndow-shutter,
and it had all the effect OF Il double -barreled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-25

Tie Jaii.-The last time we published
the number OF prisoners in the city jail it
was twenty-one-the largest number that
had ever been locked within that stately
edfice Now there arc only thirteen prison.
ers. or these, five work in the chain-gang-
two colored and three white. The other
criminals, with the exception OF two luna
tics, are awaiting trial before the Hastings
Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-25

The KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-The triennial
Grand Encampment OF the United States,
knights Templar, will commence its session
in Cleveland. Ohio. on Monday next. None
OF the Virginia Communicates will attend,
owing to the eXpcnsiveness OF the pilgrim
age, but few individual Knights will go
from this city, Petersburg, and other cities
in the State.
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IL o p r f \ T.

III
No. 3l2 north Twelfth street. now occupied by
james Purcell, ESQ.,: eight rooms and every ccnve-
nirnce. Rent only 1850.
No 100 south Fourth street; seven rooms, kltch-
en- gas. water, &c, at $500 per annum.
No, CIT west Main street: six rooms, detached
kitchen gas, water, &C.. at $3.50 per annum; a.; mana,
Clay Third street; eight rooms anu the usual
10 23l6 east Marshall street; six rooms, gas,
water, bathroom. &c. at $500 per annum: l.,
tached ktchea, gas. water, &C., al 832o per ahnum'
No. GIL north Tenth street; seven rooms, gas.
water, bath-roon kitchen, &C., ut 1850 per annan'
seven rooms, detached kitchen, bathrooms, &C.
&C.. as 1900 per annum.
No. sos north Twcnty-ffth street; SIX rooms'
gas water. &C.. at 5000 per annum.
Nos. 27l0 and 270s Broad street; six rooms
each, gas water. &C.. ut 1900 per annum.
Very nice DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE corner Of
asxs cyonSenience @@' at 1900 per annum
Very large BRICK HOUSE on the corner OF
Twenty ninth and Marshall streets, cohtaihinS
about fifteen rooms; detached kltchen, gas ,anu
water. and very large garden. Rent only 1850 per
a.2nu!n. uo,rc
No 1929 Main street. at 800 per annum.
20. 1901 1901 Frsnklin Fran street. at $500 per
NO. 2s23 Main street at s2l6 S per per ann"m. annMn
No. 1929 Main street, at $3.50 yer anhum. .,
No north Sixth street, near Marsha'l street, II
No. ~ cary between Thirteenth. and Fourteenth
streets, formerly occupied by james Murphy, at
No. 1903 Franklin street, at 81 SO per annnm:
| Nice STORE near the -market at New Markell
suitable FOR an eating-heusc or hsh-stand. .,o.s
shelves &C.. and six rooms overhead. containing
a gas, water. &c. Rent only 5000 per annum.
For further particulars aRp5S RasERr e B. LYME,
,u Ia-ood4t 1912 Main street.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

.Mltary BaN.-So enjoyable was the ball
given last month by the Grays that they
will give another grand military and civic
ball on the 18th proNimo for the benefit OF
the company. A committee, headed By
Captain Socrates Brooks, has been appointed
to make all the arrangements.
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BAsE-BALL.-A grand match game OF
baseball will be played to-day at the Vlr-
ginia State Fair-Grounds between the CHAM
Dion Atlantics and the celebrated Brown
Stockings, OF this city, commencing at .
O'Clock. It promises to be one OF the most
interesting contests OF the season.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was very warm
and cloudy during the early part OF the
day. with thunderstorm and shower
about o'clock. In the evening and at
night it was partly clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ, 13
Q 4. NJ, %: noon. IS; 3 p. NJ. 81 8 Z.
NJ, So midnight. 10.
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THERE is no better present n man can make his
wife, or that would give her greater pleasure, than
one by the aid of which she can appear to the best
advantage. This present Is within the reach OF
every husband. 1t is "Andrewss Bazaar" sixteen
page journal. containing all the latest fashions.
Published by W. r. Andrews, Cincinnati.
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CHARGED WITH AssAULT.-Oficers White
and ClineIy yesterday arrested Charles
Schaetfer, in Pink alley, charged with as
saulting and cruelty beating his son and
wife. The case will probably be investi-
Gated by the Police Justice this morning.
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SUSPENDED TENPoRARILY.-Mr. Moore,
driver Of Company A's steam tire-engine,
was at the last meeting OF the Board OF
Control of the Fire Department suspended
from duty for thirty days, without pay, for
disobedience Of orders,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-25

PERsoNAL.-Dr. Hunter Mcclure and
lady and DR.. George Ross and lady have left
the city for an extended northern tour.
Colonel D. G. Potts, postmaster at Peters
burg, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. 4. /. Clarke, member of the House OF
Delegates from Surry, was in the city yes
terday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-25

An INSANE MOTHER CONFEssEs TO KILL
ING HER SoS.--Fort Fairfield, Me-, August
23.-Mrs. Louisa Hall, wife of Joseph S.
Hall, deputy sheriff OF this town, to-day con-
fessed to having poisoned their son Zenos,
eleven years old, who died on Tuesday
night. Mrs. Hal! has twice been in the in
sane asylum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-25

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF TEAS
Choicest Gunpowder reduced from $1.50 to Sl.10;
Extrn Choice Ooong reduced from $3.50 to CLIO:
Choice Oolong reduced from 81 10 75c.; Good
Oolong at from 40c. to 50c.; English Breakfast
very bcst-S1; Japan-finest-75c, ut CHRISTIAN
& WHITES, Sl4 Main street.
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TOBACCO FOR AUsTRIA.-The brig Stephen
Bishop, w. R. Gilkey master, with cargo
of 900 hogsheads Of tobacco, valued at
s57, 900, shipped by F. w. Hanewinckel e
Co., cleared at the custom-houSe yesterday
for Trieste Austria,
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TIE CASE OF BRAMHAM, THE POSTMAsTER.-
United States Commissioner Thomas S. At
kins received Il telegram from Special Agent
William Q. Henderson yesterday informing
him that he would leave Washington last
evening for Richmond, to testify in the case
Of A. c. Bramham, the eN-postmaster OF Mo-
nascon, who is now in Jail awaiting an in
vestigation. Bramham complains OF having
to associate with the criminals in the jail,
and is anxious to be placed up stairs.
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STRIKE ENDED.-The strike Of the west
ern coal-mincrs has ended, ,and the Cannelton
Coal Company's agent in this city has com
menced shipping coal again to the North:
The first cargo for some time left Richmond
on Wednesday morning.
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Auction SALES THIS DAE.

JAMES MACDOUGhLL, 10 a. NJ. ut Turner 4
Co.'S stables. six mlIch-cows, with calves.
JAMES MACDOUGAI.L. II \. NJ, horses and
mules, at j. 6. JohuSon's stable, corner OF Fiji
tccnth and Franklin streets.
r. T.. WHITING. 20 4. NJ. at 31l east Bread
street, ladies' hat, bonnct>, feathers, piumes,
&c. &c.
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ANNIVERSARY PIC-NIC.-Schiller Lodge,
No. 139, I. o. O. F.. will celebrate their an
niversary on Monday by grand picnic at
Blenners Park, commencing at O'Clock
P. NJ. Kessnich's orchestra will furnish
the music. Strict order is to be enforced.
and pleasant time Is promised all who at
tend,
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CLARET-6ncst brands; Duff. Gor1ion Sherry
orr own importation: Willis WhiSkey, Lcehan
Whiskcy, 3 Select Whiskey. "El Consolador y
aud - 'Ptana Two excellent brands Of cigars of
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade. WALTER ID. BLAIR K Co.,
lO3 Main street
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". ELLYsoS & CO.. advertising agents, Inscrt at
vertiscments in all of the newspapers OF the Unite
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
ton.
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No FAMILY or person should be without the IA
nous MERMAID TROCTES Praised by buyers.
most pleasant and portable, standard remedy.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 Co.. 1916 Main street,
and by druggists generally. In 25 cent and 81
|
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A New NAME FOR IT." Momentarv ir-
regularity of conduct" is what they call it
now when man gets little too much on
board. What will be the next name for it !!
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CONVICT RECE1vED.-Ella Williams, con-
victed in the county Of Culpeper OF bur-
glary and sentenced to the penitentiary for
two years, was received at the institution
Yesterday
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COHEN BROTHERS are in receipt Of the hand
soonest styles OF Scarfs and Neck-Frllipgs ex-
hibited in this city.
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REFoRM is THE ORDER OF THE DAY, but lets
soap that Old Brown Windsor will never be removed
from the toilet of the fashionable world. The purest
and most fragrant is that of the old London firm
j. Z Z. ATKINSON.
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JAMES RIVER BoATs-CHANGE OF SCHE-
DULE.-On and after the 29th instant the
James River boats will be run tri-weekly,
leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days at 7 A. NJ
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OPENED AGAIS.-The Monumental church
will not be opened tomorrow, but divine
service will be held there on Sunday week,
the first Sunday in September.
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THE SAPoSINE DENTIFRICE preparcdby MEADE
G BAKER will eradicate the incipient tartar ON
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents Il box.
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ASSAULT WITH PITCHFoRK.-Andrcw
Jackson, colored driver, was arrested last
evening charged with assaulting his wife
with pitchfork.
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STOLEN ToBAcCo.-Albert Forbes was ar
rested yesterday afternoon Tor steailhs !"o
caddies of tobacco from Lawrence Lottler.
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DEcAYED TEETH disIulectcd by MEADE BA-
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTH-WASH. Fifty cents 4
hoftI
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PoLICR Court. T.-Justice j. j. Crutchteld
yesterday disposed OF number OF trlnlhg
cases in the Police Court.
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sEMPLE's S. F. r. BEST STx-CoRD SPooL-CoT-
TON is unryalled L. LICiIrENSTEIN, Importer,
No. 1905 and 1907 Franklin street
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Dr. Winiree, pastor OF
the Baptist church, is rusticating at the
Buffalo Lithia Springs.
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COHEN BROTHERS will open on MONDAY. An
gust 27th, ten cases hand ome-style Prints, best
guality,at Csc.