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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-07

LYMAN Potter, who has for seven 'tns'iths
been pushing awheelbarrow across the con-
tinent, has arrived in San Francisco. He
declares that he walked all the wa|, ana q
man who Rrofessedly watched himtfrodlsh.
out the isarney says that there was no
fraud. Potter walked nearly il nos tine en- en-.
tire distance OF about $500 miles IN ia
DAYS, aud showed much pluck ana en-;
DURANGO. The wbeelbarrow was covered
with advertisements. for wslch pay was re.
eciSed, and photographs were sold IN gnea,
numbers. He tells entertaining STORIES o,
heinp shot at and poisoned By meu who had
bet against him, of being chased By bears.
and of narrow escapes from Indians, azlc
there is nobody to contradict him. His eVt'
dence OF honest walking consists OF a large
book OF certificates by persons On the way
including all the station agents and seeuoii'
men on the Pacific railroad.
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lust what You Might Expect.

-.s. ISan Francisco News Letter
About two weeks ago, as the overland
train was passing Cheyenne, the attention
of the passengers was attracted by the Ia
mentation OF poor Irish immigrant, whose
berth had been robbed during the night and
every penny Of his scanty savings stolen.
and whose family would, therefore, arrive
beggars IN strange land. The char
liable passengers at once began 4
subscription, which finally amounted to
something over $3.50. When the money
had been handed to the sufferer pious,
plausible looking man. dressed in black
and adorned with a white crayat, drew him
aside at one Of the stopping-places and
said:
"My poor man, I am truly sorry for you.
Your sad ease touches me deeply. am
myself we'll provided with this worlds
goods, however, and so will give you $3.50
more. Here is $500 gold note. Give me
the $3.50 you have and keep the rest. May
Heaven bless you'll"
The poor Irshman did as requested, with
many blessings on the generous stranger,
who insisted that his gift should not be
made known. When the passengers reached
this side of the bay the pious-looking phi
lanthropist was nowhere to be found, he
having evidently gotten off at Oakland for
reasons of his own.
The next morning the immigrant re-
paired to bank to get his note changed.
The teller picked up the bill and began mar
rowly examining it,
."There- there Is nothing wrong with the
bill, is there?" gasped the poor fellow.
Nov the clever reader has seen all along
what was going to happen. He has read
lots Of just such incidents as this. 1t Is the
old-old story. Well-we'l see about that
"Nothing in the world is the matter with
it," said the teller quietly, and he handed
the man fifty tens. That ended it.
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A LlFE-INsuRANcE QUESTION ANSWERED.
The first questions asked by those pro-
posing to insure their lives are /: g" Is the
company sound and strong and its methods
of doing business safe and conservative 2"
s'Has it's past history been such as to lead
to the belief that its strength will endure?"
The Equitable Life-Assurance Society is
shown to be such a company by the follow
ing illustration, which proves that by care
full and efficient management it has been
able to Introduce form OF policy which
gives the fullest indemnity ut the lowest
cost
The holder OF Policy No. 44,590, resi-
dent OF West Virginia, insured June II,
1859; age, so; amount, $4,000; annual
premium, 1886. The Tontine period eX-
pired June II, 1878, ut which time an adj
justment OF the accommodations was made,
the insured electing to apply the surplus or
aecumuiations on his policy to the purchase
of a life annuity or S36S.84, and continuing
his policy in force. His next premium,
when che annuity and the annual dividend
OF S2lA.30 IRE deducted, viii be only
S153.oG. This Is equivalent to dividend
OF over % percent. OF fine annual premium.
1t Is safe to say that results like the forego-
ing have never been achieved by any SINH
lar institution
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ID UfsrISsN sAEEsi.-Fature Days.
3 By James NJ. Taylor q Son, i
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
m -. !. 49,, .n.. IIn,,auff, and Ilnnk gtrppfG.

ExEcUTR1x's SALE OF VALUABLE
.Ca IMPROVED AND UNIMPR0yED REAL
Estate IN THE CITY UF RICHMOND At
kECTfON.-Tn execution of decree OF the
Cisancery Court o! the city of Richmond, entered
on The 81 day OF july, 1873, In the suit OF Aliens
eyecutrix u.s. Wheat. &C., viii proceed 70 sell ut
public auction. upon the premises on FhIDAI me
a6th day Of November, 1873. eommcnctng, nc 4 2 2
o'clock b.. A FART OF THE REAL ESTATE
mentioned In said decree, and IN The following or
der-yiz.: - -.
by 53L feet, at The SOUL beast corner OF franklin ana
Twelfth streets, with the improvements thereon,
which consist Of LARGE THREE STOk1
BRICK STUREHOUSE. now occupied by Arthur
Rooney. ESQ, as furniture establishment, anu tllat
SMALL BRICK STORE adJolning the st. James
Hotel. and occupied nv J. L. llohertv. Esq.
Second. That DESIRABLE LOT. with BRlCh-
sAND.FRAMB STOREHOUSE thereon. adjoining
the Park Horel, and fronting on the south side OF
Bank street. between Ninth and Tenth streets, ~
by 5 feet 10 an alley feet wide
Third. That DESIRABLE VACANT LOT. front
ing 80 by about go feet on tho west ti,e OF Tsnth
street b-tween Main and Cary, and adjoining Aims
He's carriage-shop.
TERMS or SALE: One fourth cash ;srhe balance
ut four eight Twelve. and sixteen months for beco-
table notes, with interest added. aud secured by
deed Of trust. MaRG a. ALLEN'
EXecutrIx Of Joscnh Allen, deceased.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son.
AuptiOnpurG no y
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BY Edward C. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer,
10l5 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT
i RESIDENCE AND EIGHT ACRES OF LAND An,
on MAIN STREET HALF-MILE WEST OF THE
ClTY-Ey virtue OF Il deed Of trust dated the 1911
of September, 1877, duly recorded in the clerk 5
Office of Hcnrico County Court brins quired 50 TO
do by the beneficiary thereto secured VIII SCI on
the premises. on the 18TH Uf NuVEMBER; iSIs,
ING, containing Twelve rooms with marble man-
tells and elegantly finished walls, lately owned by r.
w. Brown, Esq. Large brick kitchen and stable on
the premises. The place has large orchard OF
pears. apples. and peaches. Every part OF The place
is In excellent order. and is one of the most del ira
BILE residences In the western suburbs.
This properly IS sold subject TO i deed of trust
dated 18th December. 1875. for SJ,30p. ayable
December Is, 1878, but by consent of The holder
credit Of one year will be given from that date.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale and 10 pay
note Of SDCS.SO. due 18Th September, 1878. with
interest at six pier cent till nad and the balance rs
S. CONWAY GODDIN,
no Trusted.
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BEWARE OF CHEAP EXCiTANTs,
D aud use IL you need tonic stimulant and alter
alive Hostctters Stonsaeh Bitters. The liquors OF
commerce. even when they are not aduteraled. fail
TO produce more than temporary exhilaratfon.
usually followed by depressing reaction, au5thing
but beneficial to weakly constitution Not only do The
potent botanic ingredients combined with the alco-
ho,ic OF Hostetier's Stomach Bters minister to the
Lealth and yigor of those who use it, but the basis
yure old rye. the finest and most saubrlous liqour
dis,!cd-is no mean promoter Of 4 hcalthiul cond-
ton OF the digestive organs. Its presence in the
B1ttcrs is essential preserve their vegetable con-
situents from fermentation, and 1t unqueslionably
augments their remedial value. Few medicinal pre-
parations of proprietary na*re have ever received
such strong Communications from medical men.
no 5.Tu.Tb,S&w
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A CHINaMxx IE THE INSURANCE BUSINESS.
Surely and rapidly the Chinese are intruding
int every line OF business heretofore fol-
lowed exclusively by whites. The latest
incident occurred in the Board of Under
writers fey days ago. The Board was
eiecting q lot <6 insurance brokers. Paren-
thetieafiy, it nsy be stated that it is q
rule Of the BosIm that no insurance COM
pany can pay esmmissioHs TO any person
for buaaess otHSSned unless that person has
been neguiarly elected hroker by the
Board. There were large Number OF APP
plieants en-. the list, and among them were.
ave ChinsmeB. TO the surRxise OF those
who think tbat American citizens are to be
preferred as business agents to the Chinese,
one Of the Ghinamen was elected, while
several White men OF good business stand
Ing and character He@e black hailed. The
Gbinamanss rame lis Wah Kee. The affair
has created nueh coinmotion In the Board,
and 1t 10 not unlikely that the action viii be
reeonside red. SGa francisco Post. S.
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waydown Bebee's Fan Song.

Gee de leaves faliin' down,
Hear de breezes b,owin';
Sec. de skies n-iookin' like
Dc clouds would soon he snow'n'.
Chorus.-Wake up, Guild folks,
Hustle in dat wood:
Ger In your meat and ,taters,
For summers gooe for soodI
See de frost on top de grass,
AM e'ar de chi'en cryin'; -
De ivy green has get chill,
An base bali am dyin'.
c'o' ~ Make dem A,acS heels fly.
summers gone an winter coid
Won't pass de darSy by
DE ,possum wanders all alone,
ID. woodchucs sadly calls;
De bickory-nut Sc can't holc on,
An to de groun' IL falls.
/,aorus.-Lifs up dem feet. brndder,
+, Make dc cabin light!
DE wiutcr will be long an, colo.
Kase summer was so bright
Detroit Free PTeSs
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Peculiar People.
bradford Breese.|
!. ~. :. :, 3. ~ WI, fcle arc =,

The man With neGk.Wnlskesb.Sg
schoolgirl who tieesn,t chew E;s ms g
he who picks his teeth with afork. ]
The man who does not like 70 hear hiraseiiI
talk. 81 e ssSff I, +. 49,
bottom. {. go. .,,,.,,
small heels. i. J, -,
like laughing. o., ~, -
honor. ), =, !,
not be Villain.
cut In crowd.
Young lady with mole on her arm VINO
likes short sleeves.
The man who never drinks anysaIng
stronger than buttermilk.
A Young man Of twenty who does not
know more than man OF forty.
A young married man who doesn't grunge
when he ws,eels out bis first baby.
An editeT that Is not capable OF r!s1ninc
bis paper better than other people thaS Try
to.
a man who can preserve perfect urssanlt3
| in party OF ladies' when his suspea DER
button has Just parted.
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sOld oneE are settled. Soldiers are scarcely
aIlOWed TO sit down for moments peace,
aud that 81 why they keep standing armies.
.Ae,o Orleans pieGya,se.
IA Boston man has stolen 800, 600 worth
OF waser from the Mystic Water Company.
Ae had Tbs best milk route In the city
4arns,ss FAILS Reporter. 8Ss
That boy vii q make his mark In the
world some day said a parent 1T his duilest
child. So he did. He never learned to-
write sseabayg Herald. 10,
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BY Grnbbs 6 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Atscdoneers,
No. q Eleventh street.

rUHE VALUABLE STORE AND
Unwilling No.2O7, ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF ERoND sTHEET BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD SHEETS AT AUCTION.-On WE'D
will sell by auction. upon the premises. the VER4
VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING NO. ~ I
Broad street. oecGpicd by Mr.. j. H. Cornell. Inc
STORE Is well arrange and present. very attractive
appearance, and The dwelling above has five rooms
and is 10 nice order The lot Is 20 b. 81 feet to an
alley. -a#
This property is situated in n very desirable and
rapidly-mprovins part Of Broad street, and me
sale will present aa opportunity t'ialiS growing
more rare) of securing l. choice location III what
eecms destined 10 be the most fashionable busi-
ness part OF the city.
TERMS: Remarkably liberal-say one fourth
cash balance at one, two and three years, with In.
tcrest nj six per cent, payable semtannualiy' ana
GRUBBS s WILLIAMS,
w. .-..- Ancivneers.
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q :gy Robert .. Lyme.
L Zeal Estate Agent mud hnctioneer,
Nh. 1919 Main street.

DEsIRABLE DETACHED BRLCk
.sTREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
sTkEETs. WITH NICE IRoN ~, WE RAM, a;
tho oyy7,rr viii offer for sale, upon the premises
M public auction, GA TUESDAY the 12t,, day Of
November. { 7S. at ~ O'clock T. H.. the DEStsA-
mi, n DWELLING above described. The lot has s
front Of about 80 feet on Fourth street, and rims
bacS about 100 feet TO wide paved alley. The
house is In oruer. and Ia now occupied by
Mrs NJ. u. Sweeney. and contains about seven
rooms !; gns, atr9, bath, Latrooe stove; stnoteh
Tale ncil hborho IS as good ms any In the city,
and to any one wishing to purchase ptce ana qu1et
home. this presents an utlsual opportunity.
TEpMs. VIII he very liberal. and Nude known at
z,onr of sale. ROBERT Il. LYME,
NO . ~ 3 f"t. Auctioneer-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nays.
- 81 B7 Frank ID. Hill. q z. +
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
11O6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
il ING AND LOT OF GROUND on THE
NORTH SIDE OF CANAL STREET mo. 126
WEST CANAL At AUCTIoN:-By virtue Of n
deed of trust from II. w. Baylor, trustee TO the
dersigned trustees. dated October So 1877. and
corded in the Office of The clerk Of Richmond Chan
Gerry Court in u. u. Ill G, page Ala. default h2v-
Ing been made in the payment Of a negotiable note
therein secured, and at the request of the beneficiary
In said deed, we viii sell by auction, on FRIDAY
fhe 18th November, 1873. at O'Clock 7. b.. on
the premises described above. the property con-
veyed In said deed MS follows: Consisting OF n
BRICK DIV YELLING. No. 1875 west Canal street,
and the LOT herewith, fronting 16 feet and ~
inches the north side of Canal street and running
back whiting parallel lines 100 feet. being Lot Eo4
OH plat recorded with deed from Samuel j.
Rutherford to r. 3. ChafiI In the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond.
This property has been recently built. The
HOUSE contains six good rooms, and the KITCHEN
(of hricbI two roonS water and other conrenences
The lot, and Is now renting to good tenant ut
s so per aDnuIn.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and enough
to paw note for 81 $50. with interest from October
80. S7s. till paid; the balance upon such terms as
said Baylor may direct.
ANDREW PIZIINI. JR.,
no n Trustees,
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BY e. y. Cook, Auctlopeer,

STOCK OF HORSES, MULES, COWS,
y FARMING IMPLEMENTS. FODDER. HAY,
SC, AT AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY, 18Th In
slant at 10 O'Clock will sell, At tile residence of
Mr., Henry Schultz. OH Broad-Street road. about
three miles from the city. hts stock OF HORSES,
MULES, COWS. ami HOGS, together with inc
FARMING IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY,
embracing everything usually found on well re@u-
L. cd farm: all the crop of FODDER and HAY.
TERMS Sums up 10 $50 cash: over that amount
ninety days' credit, for satisfactory paper.
no b-podtd T.. 3. COOK. Auctioneer.
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By Jno. L. Laughton, Jr.. Auctioneer,
No. o1G Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
" BOOKS AND ELEGANT L!BRARY-CASES
Ar AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the !th In
slant at o'clocl, p. ~, Will commence the sale:
MT my new auction-roOms. No. DIG Main street; OF
the largest and best collection OF MIS-. ELLANE-
Gus BOOKS thai have been offered In this CITY lof
mauy years. Ihe collection embraces ,
Mlrv rare aud valuable VIRGINIA HISTORl-
Scarce CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS,
STANDARD WORKS of every character
and works of every department of LlTERATUKE'
rn,ny of which are elegantly bound, In com plete
sets and worthy The attention of book-buycrs. who
are requested call and examine the collection De-
fore the day Of sale,
ALSO,
Two s,pcrlor LIDRARY-CASE made TO order,
with ground-glass doors and Of nest workmanship
-,0- JNO. E. LAUGHTON. JR..
no7 Auciioncer.
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Fly Robert l.. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S. AND ASSlGNEE'S SALE
4 OF 4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. WITH
coon IMPROVEMENTS. FRoNTING On
EXTENDING BACK To THE JAMES RIVER
AND kANAWHA CAEAL.-liy virtue OF de-
cree of The United States District Court for the
Eastern Districtof Vireluia entered CD the I'd day
of July, 1873, in the case of George NJ. l.eIlcy,
bankrupt. We will sell, upon the premises. on 7 ES-
DAY the 18th day OF November. 1878. at z
O'Clock NJ, tho desirable TRACT OF LAND de-
scribcd in said dec! Is containing FORIY-OSE
AND DNE-EALF ACRES of good land. about four
and hat miles west of Richmond, and laely occu-
,,ied by William u. Ledlcy rc>ideDc" and farm.
The improvements are ilrst-rate. AMI consist of 4
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING Of six rooms,
KITCHEN, SC, With AL needed out-DulldingS ana
in good repair.
THIS Is tie property conveyed 10 said Lcdlev by
Robert Avis and W fc l,v deed of April 10. 1877.
This is truly Il i, sirab!e piece OF property and.
being situated on OF the priucpal roa Is leading
from the city. should command tic attention or
parties wishing nice and attractive nome III good
condition.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and enough
TO pay off three notes past due ulnnanting TO 81
1888, with all cost. interest &C., thereon. and also
the cost and expenses Of preceding sale; balance
uDou terms 10 he given ut time of sale.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRT, Trustee.
s. L. WITT, Assignee.
The above sale Is made b. virtue of decree OF the
of Virginia entered OH The 25t'I day Of October,
1878, in sail suit at the rk ard cost of Mr.. Robert
Avis the purchaser nf the said property ut sale
made on the 18Th day OF July. 1877.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY, Trustee.
&C 80 s. Is. WITT. Assignee.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll3 Main street.

rt,RUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
4 BRICK RESIDENCE No. 3CG EAST FtA E Nm.
LIN STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH MD Still
SrE.t"rS-Hy yllt:c OF dcci Of trust from CharicS
Simpson 10 the undersigned trustees. dnieG 10Th
OcinLcr. 1876, and recorded In The Hicnmnnd
('bnncrrv Court ID. j.. 100 c. y. ZOE, ana whereas
cIuIt has been made in the payment OF the Eegati-
iie noic therein secured and being rcqnirch so 10
do We the uuicr>i .ncd trustees VIII ecu. on lhc
' I',, ou FRIDAY. November s, 1878. At
U:clnck =. NJ, That VALUABiE BRICK HOUSE
ana LOT No. 500 cast Franklin street. between
Firth and Sixth streets, fronting about 3''@ ,cc nH
running back between parallel lines about 1855
feet IN alley. ~ ,,,o,,,,.
If tho sl,nprior location. and the house contains
about twelve rooms. aud colnmodious Kitchen a.
tachcd 10 the house. Parties desiring L" cSt'h!nc
Tho nronprtv ran get the keys at the Office OF d.
THOMPSON I,r0wm. No. ll13 Main street.
TERMS: Very iibcral and made Known NJ s;''c IN
accordance with deed.
JOHN II. MONTAGUE,
LEROY L. BROWN.
Trustees.
T. THOMPSON BROWN. hucti0nccr. &C 81
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ntCUSiOED AND PETERSEN Il"
RAIIYDAu t'DMrSNI.
NOMMENCING MONDAY. June ~
J tra!nS Oh this road will run As follows:


frONNESCING MONDAY. June 10, 1873,
" tra!ns Oh this road will run aS follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND South.
$40 A H., TliEogGh MIL @1;: oI S%nnsSH t
varush, Raleigh; A'il Y,y , Ml.%s'
Montgomery, Noble ~, Nv S.v, Ust,%g''
Stops III Manchester all Chester anu
nil regular stations, Oh signal.
1;SSP. NJ. EXPRESS daily except >T ILL.,,
ulaE,s close connection AZ !r'F.;
burg with the Atlait"r' M!n ,si1
sippi and Ohio railroad FOR Lfh,.
burg, Farmy:l!e, and oihtr ."+'" 49,
tiCus on that road, ul4nnf SANE
time us by any other line. FANSehttt'
taking this tr.Lu will make cl-se cor" '|:
nection at Petersburg iot ;SI,r,,
and at Norfolk viii splendid EiS- I'D,
steamers for Baltimore. Phtialtln,I'
and New YORK, and with the o'u , NV,
,ninlop steam for New l oES. S1of'
NJ Manchester and ChcSleI. -, ..,,,
1901 NJ, FREIGHT daily texcepi sunday, VIII
coach attached. -.,..-
,,1op.M. THRoIiGn MAIL daily tescrpt syn syn
AA'io A' narI. Connecting for Weldon WI
mington, Raleigh, Charleston, a,' ,ar
yaunah. Pullman s!eepio--N1' N'
Wilmington and the South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG SOhIa' Un,-
dayl, CONNECTING With RicahYnS, -
ercssburg aud Potomac Ea!,toaa i'A
all po!nts North. Fast. ana W eNl. .,,
s.n0 A. NJ, FREIG Hr TRAIN daily teNScp' S"N-
tiavl with PASSENGER roicA aua s.,,I Si,p.
2:lO p. NJ, EXPRESS TR Mn daily t "ASSiP Nd
dayl connt cling with Rlchmohi, ,
crick sburg AMI Po .ou,tc ra!roai' 'ta,
ing KtchInoHd at 4 L. 81. FOR all pol'''
North and Northwest. ,.,,.,
e.ao p. NJ. THROUGH MAH. daily eohhee.ntt
o''0 With Richmond, Fredericks5ass v an1
Potomac railroad for aii points La s.
and West. Also, making close e CO meIo
lion with the Chesapeake xhu oai1SS
railroad for the Virginia sp ,r,,g s ahu
ali points North and West. rms ran ram
stops al Manchester aud Gnrsies' ain
ali regular stations, on signal
ALI, TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII START A''N@
as S2AEprTRsioS TRAIN leaves Richmond ior TN, ~.
,er.bnrs at 8 4. M. and 4:ao T.: u. EEam nsss,.
SAYe lie l0l 4. SHAW, Suisrih'eho'A"
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DIR. Faircbild's lecture.
The HOLMAN PAD is n pleasant application:
which does not interfere with The habits or diet Of
any one and yet absorbs every yestlge or malaria
from the system and restores the patient to complete
health. 1t never fails to care the worst cases OF
CHILLS If properly used. and when worn accord
ing to directions is certain preventive OF disease
All who are afflicted investigate with advantage
Wholesale orders promptly fiied. None genuine
but the above.
All orders should be addressed TO
FTTZMORRES & FOSTER,
Managers Of the Holman Pad Co. In The Sodlth.
1913 Main street, Richmond Va.
Corner King and Market streets, Charleston, S. c.
LOCATION PERMANENT. no 1-2tau6m
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A NTHRACiTE COAL-all sizes and
n well screened. Sold by weight.
WOOD,
prepared by machine, for IiIdliug and General Do
nestle PURPOSES. I guarantee 10 deliver ACTUAL
HALF CORDS oe WOODS.
PR. CARRINGTON.
corner Seventeenth and Cary streets, and
oe II corner Jefferson xald Broad streets
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He Set 'EIii Up.
boston Glo5c.1


boston Globc.1
BEFORE.
Gayly the candidate
SeeKeth the bar.
Where thirsty citizens
Throng from altar.
Singing. " III search OF thee,
Hitler we come,
Candidate. Candidate,
Set up The rum"
AFTER.
Hark. Ills the candidate
fastening home
yaiply the citizens
Seeking him, roam.
Light is nv pocketbook,
Lighter my vote:
@Citizens, no you don't,
Notif / know't."