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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11

CAuRcH NoTIcE.-Rev. G. II. Darl-
ng will preach neat Sunday at Canon
eity 10 A. NJ, Junction City, 2 P. NJ,
hd Weaverville N P. NJ. Subject
'Prodiga Son." Bible Reading ut the
burt Room, Wednesday evening ofnext
Seek. All are invited.
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Snow. During the rain storm Of Mon
hy last it showed quite low down, there
eing nearly two inches Of snow on Trim
v Mountain when the stage came over
nd showing hard at the time. Tuesday
nonlng there was little snow visible
y the roofs about town. 1t was II cold
hrm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11

RETURNED an absence of more
lan five years at San Rernardino, our
'g brother Geo. ID. Craig returned to
Weaver This week. George says he has
Rd plenty Of the orange groves of South
n California and will hereafter content
lmselt among the mountains Of the
Ioth.
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1t should not be forgot
Rn That DR.. 7. j. Holden, the Dentist is
Rre and that he will remain only very
short time longer. Those who may de-
ffe first class dental work should avail
themselves of this opportunity. Office at
she New York Hotel. Do not delay but
mve your teeth attended to at once.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11

Gone VIsITING.-Mrs. o. Fox left
ast Saturday morning on visit to her
,rother, VIM. IL. Johnston of Eureka,
humboldt Bay, going by the way of San
Franeisco.
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GETTING READY. Miners are busily
pgagcd in repairing bitches and fumes
hd rciiting claims in anticipation of an
Try and wet winter. Hope they mny
ni il
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PUBLIC SALE.-The Administrator of
he Estate of VIM. McEIvaney, deceased, /,
Ii sell at public sale on Wednesday,
November 5th, the undivided one half of
he Currie Placer Mine nt Cox's Bar, al,
y one'half of the ditch and other prop
ny be longing thereto. This is valu-
PIE mining property.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY, October 9th, 1879.
Present Fordyce Bates, Chairman,
John Whitmore. Ellis Flowers B. f.
Finn. Deputy Clerk.
The Board of Supervisors met TO levy
State and County Taxes for the Fiscal
Year, A. ID. 1879, and the following pro-
ceedings were had
Ordered, That the State and County
Taxes toi the Fiscal Year, A. d. lS79nLd
1880, be and the same is hereby levied
and assessed on each One Hundred Dol
lars valuation Of taxable pr"perty. (as il
appears by the Assessment Roll of said
vpnrl as follows:
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aARRIvAL.-Mrs. d. G. Stotts and
bidren arrived from Williams, Colusa
ounty last week.
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'FoR GOODs.-Jncoo Barnickel of the
gcavervilIe Drug and Book Store has
one to the Bay to purchase a Fall sup.
IN Of goods for his establishment here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11

BILLY DUNN came over as Wells,
hrgo s. Co.'S Messenger this week -
JOlnny Reynolds having stopped over
Al the Yrcka Fair.
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Mas. JAS. A. JOHNSON Of Indian
[yreek returned from San Francisco on
thursday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11

Flour inches of snow and men all in
amp," is the report of n correspondent
om the Buckeye ditch camp last Tues
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New AD.-Attention is directed TO
ne New Announcement OF Tickner,
nurnham & Co., ofthe White Houte'
vhlco. This firm is among tbs largest
ping business in Northern Californ Ia
va will be found always reliable. Par
ocular attention is paid to the filling of
o'ders. Read their new advertisement
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11

tGaANo LODGE.-James Harvey has
Iore to San Francisco MS the representa-
H. of Trinity Lodge, No. 10, in the Ma
onic Grand Lodge.
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HANSEN is laying a new sidewalk in
ont of his store building.
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MORE CLoTHINa.-Mr. j. r. Balch
US received large additions to his Fall
pa Winter stock of Clothing during the
'asl week. His stock is now complete
pa one which will surely please his GUS
pmers. In addition to the usual line of
'entemen's goods, he has a great variety
!. Fancy Articles, Hosiery, etc., for La
les and Children.
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tocAt NEws seems TO be scarcer than
urtbing else just now, unless it is money.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11

faE rainfall of Sun1a and Monday
nirht measured :48 inches, as we are in
|ormed BY Geo. K. NooHan.
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Brup1Nu.-Mr. Jacob Singer is erect.
y nice two story residence on his
.rpmisss.
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HOME NEWS.

B.p COLDS are fashionable here's
Nuts, everybody has 'em.
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If you want nice white bread use the Red
ulf hw PRoCEss Flour. In "
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Feekly Trinity 9o,'rnal.

Il n.. n..uJOURN:EL" has mo .fgsnfs
,.,h,,,hsr prsfs srrfns to do b"sfnsss
sdy,rifssrs direct. .fdUsrftsfnE
~ rornf.hsd on application.
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ASK your grocer for the New PROCESS Flour
'Ahuiaet ured only by the Red Bluff Mills.
lm$
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IOtal............ ....... .S2 10
Ordered, That Poll Tax for Hospital
Fund be levied upon each and every male
inhabtant of the county at the rate of
Three Dollars upon each Poll over 2l
and under go years of age.
Ordered, That Poll Tax of Two Dol
lars be levied upon every male inhahtant
OF the county between q and go years of
age.
FORDYCE BATES,
Attest: Chairman.
j. NJ. ESTES, Clerk.
Is. +. Finn, Dpty.
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R6tL OF HONOR.

-,c.,,rtos RECEIPTS DURING rnE PAST WEEK
d. Schneider W
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AND STILL THEY CoME.-Itis is really
surprising to see the immense stock which
is this Fall being received by I. Abrahm.
The store appeared crowded week ago,
and since then several large lots addition
al have arrived. Mr.. Abrahm tells us
that all his new goods will not be here
for two weeks yet. Meantime he is kept
busy marking and arranging those here
and attending to the steady flow of Gus
toners. When complete his stock will
represent every article Of wearing appar
el needed by man, woman, or child, and
it will be disposed of at remarkably low
prices. Gail at his esta abiishment, inspect
goods and learn prices before purchasing.
MURDER AND Rel RIBUTIoN A brief
dispatch IN the San Francisco Call of
Monday last conveys intelligence of II
tragic event at Covelo, Mend icino coun>
ty. 1t appears that one Mcpherson,
whose wife has been separated from him
for n time. attempted TO induce her to re.
turn to his Gomicile but was met with II
sturdy refusal, whereupon he shot and
killed her. Some aheep-shearers in the
neighborhood attempted to arrest Nc
Pherson, but he fired upon them. They
returned The compliment and killed him.
While no initis Is are given and nothing
positive is known, it is thought probable
that The parties were late residents Of
Long Ridge Township in this county.
Northern Mendocino and Southwestern
Trinity is fast gaining reputation as a
blood thirsty neighbn hood.
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LIST OF LETTERS
wEAvERV1LLE POST OFFICE.
october 10th. 1879.

b.oLett is, Engelbrecht, II. A..
6,s,or 6eon1O o. Gray, w. X.
hhayidson, ha,'iTdi Austin J. Hannah, Essey
MRS. NJ. e. KELLOGG. p. NJ.
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vsaverville, I. October H. 1879.
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USE only the Red Bluff NLw PROCESS Flour
I'm
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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PINAFORE

A fall line Of Cashmeres Of all colOrs
with Silk and Velve: Trimmings to
match. All of the --latest Styles.
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Y.>IT OF WEST VIRGINIA EXCrRsf

VISIT OF VEST VIRGINIA EXCrksiONlSTS.- -
~. excursion party, comprising many
Htgr merchants and businessmen residing
towns and villages a.nDg the line OF the
fn,>.ncahc aud Ohio railway between
;,-ington. W. Va. and Covington, Va.
,~.Y,d in The city Yesterday morning be-
r.. DE-, ~ hr 4 committee from the CONNER
ri. Tut. who will take charge OF them
yinr hcIc. The cXcurSiOni<IS number
about ,wu hundred persons.
Yesterday The majority OF the party was
,r.a-,d in vicwiH" the places OF interest
sh,gt III" city. \ large number registered
';ar state Library. and spent several hours
in j., king at cUrr>itic> IN and around the
CaritnI. Many visited the Tobacco and
tom Exchanges. and were somewhat sur
yri,rd ii the manner the sales ut the former
were conducted. being something entirely
new 10 them. Some Of the businessmen
were engaged in examining the stocks OF
ihc different merchants, and seemed to
Mi0k that tho prices and quality compared
ti'oraulY with those Of Cincinnati and
GA,r western cities. Some expressed to Il
reporter determination to try our CITY
Tbrn they should desire goods. and to see
they could be bought and delivered to
iaem.t rs reasonable prices rs elsewhere.
ARRANGEMENTS were made with the pro-
;fIy,0r> Of the hotels in the city and liDc-
ri reduction was made by the hotels, which
- %cIi lilcd with the visitors.
The rNcur>iOni>t> will be entertained ut
Il, Commercial Club rooms tonight from
!: o'clock. and will be admitted on pre-
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AN INVITATION TO GENERAL EwISG AND MR.
PARSONS


PARSONS
Mr.. Williams now moved that commit
tee OF two OF the frst-mortgaSe bondhoM.
crs. TWO OF the sccond-morigaSc bondhhI!-
crs, and Two gentlemen representing othff
creditors. OF which committee the chairman
OF this meeting shalt be er-01FcIo chairman,
be aDDoiu,ed, to whom shall be referred
apv propcsition that the Richmond and Al
lcghany Railroad Company, through Cen
era, Ewing and Mr.. Parsons, may have 10
make.
Colonel J. D. ii. Ross, OF Rockbrdse, as
substitute, moved that a committee or
three be appointed to wait upon General
Ewing and Mr.. Parsons, and invite them
to address the meeting, in writing or ver-
baIly, as they may desire.
The substitute was adopted.
The Chair appointed Colonel Ross, Mr.
Charles U. Williams, and Mr.. Thomas Scd-
don.
The committee at once waited upon the
gentlemen OF the railroad company.
- - MR.. PARSONS ADDRESS.
General Ewing and Mr.. Parsons both ap-
reared before the meeting shortly after
O'Clock, in response TO the invitation, and
Colonel Ross presented General Ewing and
Mr.. Parsons, tne corpus delicti upon whom
the meeting proposed to sit.
The Chairman introduced the two gentle
Ten named.
General Ewing said that Mr. Paraon.
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BARGAINING FOR BONDS,
Conference OF tSe Creditors or the
Canal ompany with the Alse-
,., chang Railroad Company. -,

INTERESTING MEETING .OF.TH.E FIRST
AND SECOND MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDERs
OF THE JAMES River AND KANAWuA
COMPANY YEsTgRDAY-AD eEssg OF
! VIGE-PREs1DENT PARsoNs-GENER
EWING's PROPOSITION CONSIDERED AND
REJECTED-A COMPROMISE PROPOSITION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. END OF THE
NEGOTIATIONS PROBABLE, &C., SC.
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THE LIGHT OF REASON.
EVIDENCE AND ARGUMENT AS TO
BACC1GALUPO's SASxTY.

AS TO PRISONERS DELUsioN
ABOUT HAVING BEEN TRICKED BY
DRUGGED DwINE-REBuTTING TESTIMONY Z
OFFERED BY THE COMMONWEALTH TO
PROVE THAT ACCUSED is SANE ENOUGH
INSTEUCTIoNs-ARGU FOR PROSE.
CUTIoN OPENED BY MR.. PEYToN.
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,z-laTHER REPORT.

.-,.ro<s FOX To-DAY.-For the Mid
i>,,@.,,,;,, States. eastcriy winds. falling
IL ~. ri2udv and rainy weather pre-
l5-%''' ,,n~u-ccntrc. and followed by
'''..- ,,.- north and west winds. $50.
t',f' .1n Snu,h Atlantic States, falling
fn -" folInwed nv rising barometer.
e,re: % southcriy winds ana ram ram io!1owsa a","r,
~ " ..,ocr cloudy weather ana westerly
@a&>. --------
W ,ruEr YESTERDAY was cloudy or
-,,@y aud cool s. N ss.
TgHEeoN&rEE YESTERDAY !, a. 81 ~ g % p ;
f.. CS: noon. 6i; ) /. A. ol' L.
Y. =; midniGHf. o.
= yrsa temperature. '> &.
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In pursuance OF call issued by Messrs.
isaac Davenport, Jr., John Stewart, and
others Of the bondholders OF the James
klVer and kanawha Company, conference
| OF. the creditors of the company was held
yesterday at noon in the Office nf the Presi-
| dent Of the James River aud Kanawha CON-
pnny, on the BASIN bank.
The meeting was called to order BY Mr.
John Stewart, and. on his motion, Major
james Il. Dooley. was invited to preside.
MAJOR DooLEY's REMARKS.
Major Dooley. upon taking the chair. said
that this being q business meeting it would
be unnecessary for him to return his thanks
for the honor conferred In calling him to
1.-THE chair, but only to state why and for
laYhat purpose the meeting had been cdficd.
According 10 his understanding the confer
ence had been requested by the Executive
Committee OF the Richmond and Ailcehany
Railroad Company, htough the Vice-Prcsi-
dent OF the company, Mr. II. G. Parsons.
who Gc>i ed to submit proposition as Il ha-
sis OF settlement before that company enters
upon the work OF constructing its railway.
AS he understood the matter, there was no
purpose on the part o! the bondhodcrS TO
m.,ke any proposition, but TO hear what The
rail- Dad company have 10 say to us. This
was, therefore, meeting OF business
men 20 transact business, AID he hoped
ana had no doubt spirit Of reasonable
compromise would be displayed on the part
Of the bondholdcrs. All the bondholders
" ere anxious to have the road buiIt-at
least, the Virginia hondholders arc-and he
hoped the result Of this meeting would give
satisfaction 10 all parties. He felt sure there
was no disposition on the part OF the bond
holders to exact ANYTHING unreasonable, and
he hoped there was none on the part CT the
railroad company to exact anything unrca-
sonable from the bondhoIdcrs.
SECRETARY ELECTED.
The Chair then announced that the first
business in order would be the appointment
OF a secretary.
Mr.. Stratus nominated Colonel William p.
Muniord. secretary OF the James River and
Kanawha Company, and he was appointed
without opposition.
READY FOR BUSINESS.
The Chairman announced that the meet
ing was now ready for any business to be
brought before it. He further stated that
General Ewing and Mr.. Parsons of the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Compa-
ny were in the city, and in reasonable dis
tance. and 1t might be proper for The meet
Ing to say whether The bondh0ldcrs would
confer with them as body or by COM
mi!tcc.
1ir. Charles L. Williams was about to
move the appointment Of a committee TO
confer with these gentlemen, when Mrjor
Isaac II. Darlington suggested that it would
be best to first ascertain by committee What
debts OF the James River and kanawha
Company are represented here, and moved
that committee Of three be appointed for
that purpose. Agreed to.
The Chair appointed MeSsrS. Charles L.
Williams, Mason Young, and John Stewart.
The committee at once retired 10 dis
charge the duty.
DEBTS REPRESENTED.
The committee were out only short
time. and upon their return Mr.. Williams
reported the following creditors were rep
resented:
First Mortgage Bonds.
s,v
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ACCf1' IN SALES THIS DAY.

81 On all sn!ss Of Pcnt Estate made betrss(
tts lSt II JE eeary ond iSst Of June the fdSssrol
ihs present ys4r hqset .. anf1 ty hs parh9Jy
On al! sat- sk4cde 6etceea the lst of Juty ana !a3
1f tho ysp the tares kussto be paid by she ssster
f'rhs c' s,on sIs adopted ahon; ;'etE year - ss
hy Ill ~ real estate agents In k:cEHono' Shu ~
p!lcsto R!chnond and yie'n!t5.l
PAL IE, R0YsTER & co. loE \. ". at iht!r snc sue
r tlou-rsons, I3 south TwelIln stree. BOOKS ab
sLo.S.
y. ..JACOBSON. =. 81, ciathas.
LAG M,cn0T-G ALL, ION 4. NJ. a,..ninitrator's
! sale of furniture. COW, spriaE wiG H. @e' 40
| resIdcuce No. $40 Sorsn.c, 9TH street.
JSO. =. LACGi.TOS. JP. 10 a. y. ana : anu H., .
| r. VI bankrupt sale Of Importer suo oo"eS""
esars- ,ss..r,
! n. l.. JACOBSON. 10 4. NJ, crccheTy' sWsr.hsI
1 uuware, furniture, &C., nj NO. "Ai
street. 49,. ~,
cRI1BBs 4 WILLIAMS, Az 7. NJ, re,i.enc NO; NO.
500 east Franklin street, ocsweeu ia'" ~'S
Fourth streets.
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YOuSG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
PRAYER -MEETING.-At the regular weekly
praycr-mceiing at Association Hall. at 6
O'Clock this evening, the special topic OF
prayer will be "The Work OF the Young
Mems Christian Association in Richmond"
It is hoped that this object will not only
LrInc out members Of the Association, but
Christian people generally who sympathlze
in their work. ...
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Pta.oyAL.-Mr. J. G.. Do~ntaiE, of the
ia@m N.mrcrdt, Winfield. W. Va, is in
.-~ r,y III the interest "f his paper.
Tie Governor is still at Winchester, and
"i"portrd unwcIl.
!'r. and Mrs. Charles Mac@ill celebrate d
tt! Golden wedding last evening ot their
!c>oIrHcc, on Franklin street between Third
.Hd Fourth streets. All Of their children
atd @fandchildren--in fact, almost the en-
'A" iImi'y, from this city and elsewhere
".f" present upon the joyful OCCASION.
k"y. q. j. TAYLOR will be formally well
s~cd tonight ut Gracc-Strcct Baptist
aHrch, al the union-mceting 10 be held
&,fr.
Nr. Thomas Potts. while coming ont OF Il
H6ic On Main street yesterday morning,
Fi and hurt himself.
Nr. Charles f.. Whitlock, we'll and fa-
'olshIy-known batchcior OF this city. tired
q single biesScdncsS. was married evening
3si0rc last 10 Miss Bette Aiken, o! this
cry The happy pair lIavc gone North on Il
Wedding tour. Rev. Churchill j. Gibson,
q Petersburg, performed The ceremony.
Mr.. 4. G.. Wharton, Of the Charleston
wv. Na) LeGdcr. Is one OF the excursion
ISIS from The West. and is here in the inter-
6, Ct Li, PAPER.
hcs>rs. Rowland II. and II. Barran, Of
nrrd>, EG@and. registered at the Tobacco
LAr;@ngc Yesterday.
pF. ". L. Hitchcock, surgeon OF bri-
Ealc 1t Newark, \. j.. was in :he city yes
"LIay. and registered at the state Library.
1"* re"Aud Snirfe of the Thalian Club
ooh pace II De Nillci's Ir-titnte Tuesday
,isat, and WAS largely attended 10y the
friends Ct the Club.
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An EsrABtEsTgD FACT. .--ElEgy: AN BrEs.HEy
L BROTHER Sccp the lar2c.t ~ al hest assorted
STOCK of I,oo.s. Shoes, ErruLS, siscs t1ai IN tho
cily-5Og u.s! jll Eros! str-tt.
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u. ELLYSrN II Co.. aarcrtJ M a.sntr. 'usnrt ad-
vcrtiscinene In all Of The me- is,apers &c The Enitsa
S,n.es i: inb!i,htrs rates: Orders !eSs ~ ;h. Dts
patch ccunt!py-roorn wiP re.e.Te prompt sttsnr
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SAVE MoS&f by b lTlae Jour pr,a:inx done atths
DISPATCH PINT SC-IlorsE. Good work, loa
prices, ana satsfxc' Ion guaranteed.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from |cSaTc's tsesn
and DISEASED gums. use &EADE & BAAt.i'S CAM
BoLlC aoCEH-"ASH.. Fifty cents z 2Svtt.e.
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OCR FLORIDA CIGARS coiaIarr :a.DrablY wi;le
imported goods, aud are one i=,f The price.
"a, ID. BsAIR & CO.
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Dem rests Monthly and LesIie's Popular
Monthly, for May, received from ). a. an
cey, 1ll2 Main street.
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For CLCEaATED MOUTH, the healiaT properties,
of MEADD e EAKEHS tARnCliC NOG7if-WASH'
are Upexcs;led Fifty cents bort.e~
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IscLrrIyT TARTAR .Fn sCCRF renewed By
MEADE BAKERS S..ksSlSE DAST1EhtGE>
Fifty cea,s box.
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AS A FRAGRANT AND ri. .,saSc WASH for laS.
mouth. there is nothing 80 cooh rs MEADES BA,-
Kkn's CAREoLIc MoUrl-TAsI. Efty cents a.
bnf
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.tLL THE F1nsT-2LAss GRoeEKs have their
COFFEE ROASTED aEH, II. PoLT-.E2s.
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For ALL DISEASE, oP THE rHETH ASD GUns
MEADE & BSEEK's CAEBOl.:c MoUTH--
WASH. -Fiitv cents L hottie.
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ASK IagR GROCER fas-CosyEE HolsTEa, ata
PoLLARD'5; IL Is the best.
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DISCOLCEED 2E;..Ii ra,.arrd t.antif u!ly White
hy Tie use o! u -Ap.: ( llagEe ;IXE AsS-
TfrclCE. Fif.y cc.IiS a box.
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Our AMBER WnisW y II IL Der ga,oa Is q pure
med. ctga, ARTICLE. W.D. BkAIR & co.
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l.NE\1NE SESSION.

TIcTrIrd LOIEo TthSstNlNTc'I II 90 CICCk
p \. Grand Master Talbot in the chair.
!. G.. N. Hi. from the committee on
r..rl O: 7. G.. ". Robinson. submitted 4
memorial report. which. after appropriate
remarks hy 7. &. NJ. Latham and L. Il. X.
y.tzaa.h. wa> aGolIcd. Several commit
.rf> submitted reports, which were conSd-
.r.a and disposed Of. The GraGd Lodge
;e.fr adjourned 10 meet again at O'Clock
-. l--LIMiilw.
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WHEN YOC FEEL \ COrCn or br" rcEI affection
creeping on The langs take ATFRS'S Z 4E3RY Pee
rORAL. and cure 1t before 1t bcrurrt incTabio.
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For ELEEDGSGGJ Use MEADE & HAKEn's
CAEE0LIC MOrTH.WASif. Fit;y cents bottle.
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we KEEP rE Is from 9Jc. per jounS TO I 10
highest gra'!t-. W. - KLAIy. 4 Cf D.
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TO PRODUCE real, genuine slrp an: childlihe'
-cpo>c IL! uisht, take ii,;lc HCr,IiirrEHs on re
rtn
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HrFE2ME Court OF APPEALS, WEDNEs-
Ntf.->aundcrs and wife against lialc's ad-
''i>Irat"r. Removed 10 Wythcyiilc.
>A!lh against Wilde, Jr., 4 Co. two
c',">} Submitted.
,%'ioway,s cXccNt0r against Prices ad-
I1!Iin,'>,Falor, &c. Argued by Judge Robert
"1.a t"r appellee and submitted.
hichn"nd and Danvlllc railroad against
;,,,."1tfHon's u. : administrator, Argued by w.
~ hcnr? for plaintiff. and Colonel John H..
DAY. ~''N ''''''''"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-17

0us..EcIloSSS.

,,v's SESSION OF the GRAND LODGE.
Tsc Grand Lodge was called to order at
~, .a,. Yesterday morning by Grand Mas
Tso;, Prsycr " ,he SHarsin; rc,o Tns IN
i"''',..,.5 TEcunwri,tcn work of the Order
'ii' ,,cn rycnniracd hy Grand Representa-
W., r..nE>, assisted by Grand Representa-
,n' ronr;ncy. The Committee on Di>;ri-
W. u the Reports OF Officers OF The
IVA, ',"'..,, Lodc" submitted their report. which
"'. ~dnr,cd. Various committees sub
....d ,enorts. which were conSiGercd
"a g;.rr considerable discussion on some
.; ,l,m, disposed Of. Pasr-Grand Master
C,n-,acv presented report recommending
49,, ,,,r rnGawmcn, scheme be referred TO
,",, ,,srigl committee. with instructions TO
II ,lic next session OF the Grand
4 nbout =. u. the Grand Lodge took Il
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iCcoSCLCnGD oN FOURTH rAG;.l
ARE IOC : STEAStiER!
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t.RAN, DISPLAY
MEMS. BOYS
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CuiG4nfS's1.
CLOTHING
exhibited ), our establishment.
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