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AsAr FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH ior the
mouth. there Is nothing so good as MEADE u bA-
Krn,s CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attne
DISPATCH PRITTING-HoUsE. Gooo WORK. ~"
nrices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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N. ELLYsoN s CO.. advertising agents. in7ert nd.
yerisements in all Of the newspapers Of the Unitad
S:aes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prempt atten-
tiDp
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NEY GOODS.
nj ATTlNGS, MATTINGS.
D. & T. MITTELDORFER,

-. d r.. MlTTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,
have just received from New York auctions
100 pieces WHITE, RED-CHECK, and FANCY
MATTINGS;
AIso so pieces IA, Ga, and Sd FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, which will be sold at great sacrifice
Also, very large and complete stock Of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
including al TIE latest styles and novelties. Give
US call, and we will convince you that our goods
cannot be surpassed as to quality and prices.
u. 6 I. MITTELDORFER,
NH 20-lw 527 Bread street.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, THURSDAY.
Massie Us. The Commonwealth. From the
Circuit Court OF Franklin. Affirmed,
Judge Moncure delivering the opinion OF
the Court.
Wolf Us. The Commonwealth. From the
Circuit Court OF Washington. Affirmed,
Judge Christian delivering the opinion OF
the Court.
White as. Owen, &c. From the Circuit
Court of Mecklenburg. Reversed, Judge
Anderson delivering the opinion OF the
Court. .
Cheatham, &C., rs. Hatcher, &c. From
the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield. Reversed,
Judge Staples delivering the opinion OF the
Court.
Darlington Us. Ficklen's administrator.
From the Circuit Court OF the city Of Rich
mond. Reversed, Judge Burks delivering
tue opinion OF the Court.
Lawrence Us. Commonwealth. From the
Circuit Court OF the county Of King Will
liam. Affirmed, Judge N1oncure delivering
the opinion OF the Court.
Universal Life Insurance Company Us.
Cogbill and others. From the Circuit Court
OF the city Of Richmond. Affirmed, Judge
Christian delivering the opinion OF the
Court.
Old Dominion Steamship Company Us.
Burckhardt. Submitted on printed argu'
ments. =.
Jones Us. Turner. From Franklin. In.
junction refused by all the judges.
G. X. Macon qualified as counsel.
Woodward, Brother & Co. Us. Gum
Partly argued by Major B. II. Nash for the
plaintiffs in error.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIc broUIH-WAsu. Fifty cents bottle.
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Correct-Attest:
THOMAS ". BOSWELL, nsrcctors.
W HATCHER,
GEORGE ". ALLEN, J

CTATENENT OF THE CONDITION
oP THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
1T RIrHM0ND. VA, AT CLOSE OF BUS1-
SFSS FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1878:
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FOR pLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE BAKER
c.ppoIIc M0UTu-WAsu. Fifty cents bottle.
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REMOVAL.

DEMOV VAL.-The BANK OF COM
IL MERGE has removed from 1117 Main street
tollll MAIN STREET, recently occupied by The
Richmond Fire Association.
JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
NH aa-3t Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-22

POLICE COURT. T.-Justice White had an uu-
important docket yesterday morning-the
following parties, charged with offences
under the State law being each dis
charged:
Andrew ReilIey and Blakey Windsor,
charged with the larceny OF money, cloth
ing, &C., from James Robins.
Henry Corbett, arrested by Policeman
Hulce MS a common thief and vagrant. Cor
bett was ordered to leave the city at once.
James Robins, charged with contempt OF
court in failing to attend as witness after
due summons.
Isaac Jackson, charged with an unlawful
assault on Ellen Harper.
Several parties, reported by Policemen
Matthews and Michaels, for having unli-
censed dogs, goats, and wagons, were or
dered to procure licenses at once.
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S-,rro OF VIRGINIA, CouSTY OF HENRIco, IS:
l. Samuel A. Glover, cashier OF the a6ove-namca
r..,N t-,n 70 IN. best OF my knowledge and belief
l.uc - '''o ~ s. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
suosss s.sh Ie1S w. T. ALLEN,
o. Nai@"' 49, Notary Public.
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y Z NJ o V \ L.
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPAN
Has REMOVED ITS OFFICE TO THE BUILD
ING No. lll3, SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET,
recently purchased for this company, where the
GENERAL AGENTS will be pleased to sec their
friends and customers.
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, AND OTHER
PROPERTH&
INSURED AT MODERATE RATES.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID WITHOUT DE-
QUOTING SIXTY DAYS INTEREST.
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSE
DLE. ASSETS. S2S,000.000. ..."
For additional information apply to
DAVENPORT & CO., General Agents,
NH 22-eod4w 1l13 Main street.
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A PLEASANT PASSAGE AND A QUICK TRIP
ovAT1oNs EN- RoUTE-D1hfENs1oNs-
CANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAIL
LEYEE, &C.
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III ". Lockwood cashier Of the National Bank
of Virginia do affirm that the above statement 10
true TO the best OF my knowledge and belief!
j. W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
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lost. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

) is hereby given, In pur-
" suance OF SC ctlon OF chapter IL OF the OIal-
nancPs of the city OF Richmond. that application
w be made to the Auditor of said ctty, as the end
of three months from this dare, for renewal OF ser
Sste, The oi3th OF september, ls7i, standing on
the hooks OF said city to the credit of the suit OF
Cannon. trustee, eS. Howard et ale, In Tie Chanssry
Court OF kichmoad; the original OF when eSr.ih-
cafe has been lost or misiaid mh s,kSm
NTOTICE.- will be made to
lN the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
for a reissue OF REGISTERED BOND GNn OF TMk
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAiLkoAp GoatAsS. &. ".
Ssss Of virginia, due in 1880, No ~ IN the nane
~ Mrs Cleentina A. Grace, Tor 4S O0u. tse ossgt-
ht hat " eanse Aa' -" II. III, MAuRY % CO..
q, ao.wam ~ Agensss
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LOANS NEGOTIATED

We BUY and SELL BONDS and STOCKS on
COMMISSION aud MAKE Z LIBERAL ADVANCES.
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u T. NJ O V AL

D Z NJ V AL.
DAVENPORT & Co,
.. STOCK BROKERS.
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE
TO TIE
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE IN
SURANCE BUILDING,
No lIl3, or THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET.
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LOANS NEUolIAlf1D.
in business entrusted to our care will receive
p-ump. attention. DAVENPORT CO..,
Ilh 22 -coG4w 11l3 Main street.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF RICHMOND:
Affirmed 10 and subscribed before me this goth day
Of March, 1878 j. NJ. MURRAY,
Notary Public.
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WANTS.

lady wishing n COM
w PANION who would not object to travelling
can SECURE q LADY OF leisure and refinement bS
addressing MISS d. w. T.,
NH 22-2t* Richmond post-ofiicc.
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TOR RENT OR SALE, THATTst
Il LARGE BRICK FACTORY ut Roeketts, LID
recently occupied By Goiback as match Factory;
and forIscrly known rs Iiaskins's warehouse. WIZ
be rcn;cd for term OF years sold cheap on long
,;nH FRANK d. HILL.
' Real Estatc Agent,
,,b oo.Gt lI0S Main street.
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Correct-Attest:
$f %f5lsSH[T !: +: IS[TfsS. I; SSiSrTs Directors
ma 22-lt
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RANK sTATEMEXTs:

STp0RT OF THE CONDITION OF
/ ssa :s,,I, rIYssT NATIONAL BkNK AT RICH-
.soSn' IN THE STATE OF yIRGINiA, At TIE
MMipGsE MpGSsE OF BUSINESS MARCH To- 1878: e
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.RFILLERS WAETED.-Wantcd, TWO
Kl GOODMILLERS. Apply with references) 10
WEBSTER & D1LL1SGuAM.
,pb o0.Stk New Orleans, La.
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w WANTED, by a gentleman and his vile,
w the SECOND FLOOR, or PART OF A
uOITsE with all the modern improvements. in 4
family without children, and centrally and pleas-
antly located. Address LOCK-BOX l3, tichmond.
Satisfactory reference given. NH lS-ot*
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TOR RENT, EVERAL VERY EN-
A. LARGE AND DESIRABLE ROOMS over LII
the Commcrcial-Club rooms, corner or Governor
and Ross streets, with bath. &C.. attaened Rent
rnosonabIe tDnly 10 JOHN r. GODDIS,
Real f. tate Agent,
NH 22-3t -, Bank aud Eleventh streets.
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TOR RENT PRICE GREATLY Ga
L REDUCED.-STORE No. 11l5 Main HI
street toppos:e Dispatch o,hce) can now be rented
hy n good tenant ut very low figures. Possession
given at once. Apply on the premises to
| s'N" - JACOB BATES
Attorney for William Ii. Hurl6u. & Co.
y 0a<AQf
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|. Mrs. JoHNaeN's BIrsTAKE.--Sgv
friend, JohnsoR, has an essabiishnlens
for the manufacture Of iewelry and sii.
veryarS in. Boston. Some time ego he
so.i bill Of goods In iAngusta, He.
Abons . month 9fter bis partner Was on
o yisit to Bangor, and while there Jolli-
con wrote Co him to this edecs: .i ~, 8 (
81 have heard nothing of that ieVslry
/ sent TO Augusta. If you are around
that way stop end inquire il Il was re.
caivsd all right. % si,iss &
Hepnt the letter I'll, his p0oke.. and
forgot to mail it. Next daY lie left tha
coat at home, and sMEs Johnsop. az usual:
went through the pockets. and she foirf!
the letter. When Johps0n came home
that 9fternoon and opened The front sloor.
he was amazed to see EfPs. J Johhsoh Sgish
herbonnos on and an un.trel llR and baufi-
box IN her hand, citing In the hall OF, "a
trunk, looking as If she had about twelve
hundred pounds pressure of fage 20 the
square incn. E0 uai1 =,
doing2' t q g-y,r9 Il 8. ~ - -
Tim waiting for . cab TO take me to
my mothers, you brute 70
TO your mothers2 Why, what's the
Is y;Natter--znattss2 ,Yo, know very well
whats the matter you wretch. Isll not
live with you another h0url On. doslit
talk 70 me, II you please | 60 aud talk
to Aagassa1go aud talk to her, iflvoti
are 80 vsEy fond OF her. 3 I have done
with you now for good. This winds yon
up With me ~ s *
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TELEPHONE, MICRoPHoNE AND TEL
EoscoP' HoNB.-In October Mr.. Edison
expects % complete his standard machine
"a phonograph intended for the count
ing-room. He is continually perfectine
the phonosarh. AT ii he works at least
seven hours q day. He is also now ex.
perimenting with new instrument that
he calls a-teleoscopophone. 1t is sort
of ear trumpet which, when applied to
the ear, enables one to hear distinctly
the ordinary conversation Of man q
mile distant. A gentleman who has
tested one of these instruments said: ~
applied one to my ear and could hear d
man talking who was across field, near
Iy mile away. heard every WORD he
said. Afterward he seemed to raise his
voice little, and when saw him after
ward, he said that then he had shouted
at the top of bis voice. There Is no con-
Meeting wire here, as in the telephone.
Everything depends on the wonderful
properties of the ear trumpet, which is
constructed on q radically different prin.
ciple from those that have been in pse go
long. By this instrument it is expected
that deaf persons-except those who
can't hear cannon fred at their elbov,
may hear anything said on the stage
ct The theatre +"
No. Edison hes invented an excellent
telephone, but the microphone as it il
figured am described seems like differ.
ent thf-- transmits sound from q
speaker ,.Lo may be some yardS away
and doo9 rot require the voice to be pro-
pelled through . mouth-piece. Its con.
struction is vastly more simple than any
of the telephones. Two sticks of willow
charcoal stuck into board, and holding
q third stick endwise between them, L
the whole of the receiving apparatus il
one of the best forms. The problem o.
using the telephone for reporting public
speakers, by sound, at distance, should
be Ieasily solved by tho nnicrorhone
which, it, 10 said, transmits the ordinary
tones of tho human voice over. shofi
wire with ouch an increage of force es tc
be disagreeably loud TO tho listener
~ Y Tribune.
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A Terrible lIine Disaster.

A frightful mining disaster is reported
from England. At Evansyood Pit Coll
liery an explosion of fire.damp occurred.
causing loss of at least $50 and prubas
bly, over 800 lives. A force of over threa
hundred men were at work in ths MD
when the explosion took place. all ard
supposed to be- lost. The immediate
cause Of the explosion is rot known. buf
it is supposed that the exposure Of q
miner's lamp ignited an accumulation Of
fire:damp in one of the galleries. The
outside workers at the rpins were startled
by q slight rumbling beLeath the ground,
A little gust of smoke and flame shot
from the shaft, and the thud of q mass
of falling coal announced that O terrific
oApi0sion 0f hre-6amp mad occurred in
themine, and that the men in the nit
were in al! human probability either In ]
etaatly killed or imprisoned BY debris, to
die of sufocation. The news spread
rapidly, and in few minutes the mouth
Of the pit was surrounded by hundreds
of men, women ard children, tho fami1
lies of the doomed miners. 4 hasty in
vestigation showed that the mouths Of
the galleries opening into the shaft vera
blocked, as had been feared, with heaps
OF coal, earth and timbers, and the shaft
was 80 filled with gas and 'fire.damp that
an attempt ct @ .eecue ycnld hays bssu
q reckless waste of life. The deadly
gases, driven back in the galleries by the,
shock, had flowed back AID filed evefy
crevice with noSious vapors and smoke!
1t was realized at once that the imprisl
oned miners were beyond al human aid -.
lhe most agonizing scenes followed the
announcement. Women ran frauticailY
in every direction, weeping And shriek-
ing for their husbands, sons and brothers.
Repeated attempts were made to effect
an entrance to the mine, and finally a
party succeeded in reaching one of The
galleries and commenced the work az
exploring for the dead. The work was
one of extreme danger and proceeded
slowly. 1t wac pushed with ail possible
energy, relief parties succeeding one
another at Intervals Of few moments.
at last the obstructions to the gallery
where the o. losion occurred were re-
moved sufficiently to admit patty Of
brave men, and almost Immediately the
discovery of bodies commenced. Most
Of them showed signs of having been
killed by the shock, but others had appa-
rently been only slightly injured 81 tjle
explosion itself, and had been suffocss..ss::..
by smoke and gas. The bodies Law In
all imaginable positions, and most Of
them were sbockingly distorted. The
bodies were lifted to the surface as fast
as they were reached. The agonized
hundreds around the mouth of the Dit
eagerly scanned each blackened face as
1t was drawn up, and the heart-rending
cries and exclanations were heard on
every side. Many of the men were 40
mangled and burned as to be totally un.
recognizable, and differences of clothing,
color Of hair and other peculiarities were
excitedly canvassed. Two hundred and
fifty bodies have been taken out, aud
many more are believed to be yet in the
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Augusta, stathing the Potter inyestiga-
ton to d mas meeting up the canal.
Think Of Captain Edge Eve calling q
foil of The Shfylvote' from .he Globe
corner. Hut seriotislyj the phonograph,
etili susceptible Of great improvement, Is
destifed 10 fevol1tionize all forms OF
cothdefce; to fender invaluable assist
ance to the world Of letters aiid 10 be-
speak literally in the future is otsi
praises, glorifying its inventor and his
progressive age.
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A TRIBUTE TO THE STATE.-Tn n
speech prepared on the Richardson. Rain
ey contest in Copo. ess, Colonel Eyius
TINA enaaka nf 9nnth rarniinn
"Who, while wandering through the
beautiful art gallery at the other end of
the avenue, which the munifcenca OF q
distinguished resident of this city has
dedicated to the public, has not felt his
steps arrested, as his eyes fell upon the
brave words-the crime makes the
shame and not the scadoid-and has
not had his heart to throb with iney.
pressible emotion as he looked through
the window gratings of the prison cell
into that FACE 90 sad and weary with
troubled thoughts, and into those mourn.
full eyes, with their touching expression
or quiet, pnticnt Endurance, which which ..hS ..hiS
genius OF the artist has made to speak 80
eloquent from the canvas. AS 1 gazed
upon the picture with deepest interest, it
suddenly became to me no longer the
face of Charlotte Corday, but the imper.
sonntion of the genius Of my own Pal.
motto State, peraecuted, insulted, iucar.
cerated by the meeenary and heaFtless
stranger, and the false and traitoroua
renegade; thus she stood peering through
her prison barg, during all those dark
days Of which I have spoken; pure and
.undehled, without. the crime, which
makes the shame, waiting with calm
enduratice her hour of crucifikion, while
still hoping, almost against hope, fos the
hour OF her deliveTanco. With q CRATE.
ful and joyful heart I turned away, re.
membeSing that the prison bars had al.
ready been broken, and The .sccptre o.
pure and honest government already re-
stored to herAhands.
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71Tgs or sUBSCRLPzf0R.--osr Do1ta y
and FIFTY CENTS per annum, In adyalsge. Two
for siy moatks -tAHSt
IS Cs,bsorIpilons arc not taken for q less period
chan sig leonths.
"RTlPEi or ADHBREYSIN0.-On Dollar per
eturce OF one Inch for tho h.st Insertion aud Fffsy
Cents aer fqunre for subsequent nsertonsieSs than
than . square.
Liberal contracts villb bo madeuith those vlsl .ps
veriidpz ty epntract. must be confined to The i'm.
meila,eoasiness ofthe firm or Individual eontrac.
tiug. g-t
of Respect, and all personal communications or
matters Of Individual interest Will be charged for
AT Advertising rates. Announcements OF marriages
md deaths and notices OF q religious Character Arc
r..poctfniiv solicited, and viii be Inserted gratis
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HOnea Path Democratic eiab.
HoGEA PATH, June 8. ia

Il ~N~s%><A q M y OQuO o, 1910.
Tbs Democratic Club at this place me,
70 day, Or. ?, Al Hudgcns presiding.
| The Club was favored bg very eloquent
address from Mai. B. F. Whitaer.
The following preamble and Feaolutions
TasI offered by WIN. Lee, and adopted by
| tho Club:
What the Immortal Washington was 10
the people in Revolutionary times. aud
what the world. .YenoWnad Rotert %. Les
.1Tas II. the gtiBss, that tried mems gottls.D
80 to-day IN Wade Hnsipten to the peo-
| pie of South CaToltna. In the deys of
Lee and jackson, he was NOT less true
tnan they 70 . cause for which each drew
sword. AT 9 later day, when South Car
clihaj after years Of suffering add ,piIJlge.
iFheni her sons and her daughters had Eli
well nigh Tossed hope, the peerless Hanp.
ton wae again called upon to buckle o.,
his artnor and 90 lead what might iinve
been tsrnied d afoflorn hope; 10 lead Ills
Ipsnl-.o to!sirtory, and to huyl fron1, p,ace
and power % band of Ellieres and sob6eys.
who had 'bankrupted the s..sstc and rs.
rddced TO poverty flef people. How WeIl
he succeeded ia ridding Ie Sfate of chose
who bud i'll used her; how ahe, with the
aid OF other State officers and o Legisla.
| turo, choees 70 represent the true tatsrests
OF the State, brought order out OF chaos,
and reduced the taxes nearly ttco millions
3t GottG7s tss one year, are now matters OF
i'hlstory; ana ia pgdeR TO continue tho
I1seI9Tm 40 lauspisiousiy begun, therefore
S .Rssols,sd, That we do ft1Ily endorse die
| wise and 'patti6tic statesIh sfsahip of Cav.
Wade HampteR In his adpiiniatratioq, Of
the saftaiFs tosigovernment, since his in.
duction into Office. ,
hSdolged, That to fully redeem ssi,;s
State, complete the reform and 70 borDes-
| 'uate'ani hoaest civil 4g0vefniaent--aia gov,
esnmeRt that tantees "a. the hum6less
citizen Of the State the fullest protection
In life end propeFty--it Ii our duty to
place in nomination Gov. Wade Hainp-
ton for reelection 10 the Office of Cover
nor, and that 1t is%no Ieas ais duty to
accept the same and carry .sis on TO q
victory Ia November next, not lesss II,
Importance than the one achieved ia
Resolved, That. our most hearty ti,tri,a
:and grateful "well dDne,' are duea and
are hereby rendered, to Gov, Hampton.
ana oil other State officers, and to the
Legislature for the dihtingay Shed services
rendered the State during heir terms Of
ffesoiusd, That asa Club swesvill keen
our Watch-iires burning, and pledge our
selves anew to do all that we can for tho
triumph of q cause which toiuslib most
dear. sf.fi.f & !. T3 Il.
Resolvcd, That We send greeting to the
conservative people rom the Ocean to
the Blue Ridge, and bid them not to let
IN e.
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-4sT There Il ona hlessing about a lS,sr
currency. A man can ALAN q flyescetlt
piece into the C0ntFibut tion-plHse fEilh
gvigor eneagb 70 Eaaks Sv y aseaan +
him think Tint it Il q qlartes.
pplitanesssis like IN Sfs cslsj ioil7s
tnere may be n2sbine solid h a hIis q /
eases ;oltS wonleTstllly.
- 1t is iios h tyie
nan a 8 thief became s %
tors dress bstiue heg
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A DAY OF TERROR.
FROM TIE MOUNTAINS TOWARDs
THE SEA THE ST0RMsKIEG
SWEPT I'm FURY.
TEE STORM or SUNDAY THE 9TH
THE GREATEST EVER KNOWN
ALONG AAvANNAH RIVER,

afonses and Treea Blown Dow n -Fru,ta
nnd Crops Destroyea-Hail 1e-I7 Inches
In Carcumference-Two Persons Killed
outright and Several Others Severely
Wounded.
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a pretty picture Is a healthy looking
and we'll cared for Baby. BY the una %
DIR. Bnll's Baby Syrup you can keep tic
health of your Baby in splendid. condi-
ton. % cents bottle.
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Ladies who have pale complications.
blotches and pinnples on tho face. rousf,
.stin, or freckles, ehould use Dr.. Buil,a
Blood Mixture. ,f =
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