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Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
important TO Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
thing that mothers can rely upon Tor their
cf lldren. 1t corrects acidity Of the s;;psaaeh,
9, res wind collie, regulates the beweis and
gives rest, health and comteft to mother and
child. During the process o, teething Its value
is incalculable. 1t soi,ens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to ths
mother. twenty-five cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
Pain Search0r.

1t is wonderful how full DR.. Simms counter
was ofPAlN SEARCHER, this morning,
yet the Doctor says he is hurried all the time
to supply the demand. So much for good
and reliable remedy. AL dealers in medicine
find 1t very profitable remedy to keep, as 1t
has ready and extensive sale wherever it IL
known. 1t is certainly wonderful Pain,
Cramp and Rheumatism remedy. The Doc
tors main Depot is at Fourth and King Sts.,
in Philadelphia at 602 Arch Street, where
dealers can be supplied. jel4.lN
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
ENTERPRISE.-li push and pluck, VIM

ENTERPRISE-lipu push and pluck, Vim
u and energy entitle man to success,
then Charlie Kyle, the ice cream and confec.
tionery man, at the Second street market
house, Should be a successful man. Charlie 10
succeeding in pleasing the people fnd he Is
rapidly building up o large trade. His bust
ne:s is increasing so rapidly tnat he is com
of Sixth and Orange streets. He has fitted
the store up in tirst-class style. Charlie has
been at his stand for the past twenty-five
years, and his many customers will, no doubt,
he pleased with the new alterations made.
He a so supplies pi,-nics, excursions and pri-
vate fanii ies with ice cream at all hours Of
the day, and at prices to suit the times. iel0
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
Wesleyan Female College.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.

A refined Christian School of high grade
Two degrees conferred. Selection of studies
allowed. Net cost OF board, furnished room,
lights and fuel, $l9oa year. Net cost for day
students in Preparatory Department, $42 rs
per year; in Collegiate, $5T, Excellent Art
room. Musical Department strengthened for
coming year. Address,
REV. j. NJ. WILLIAMS, A. NJ.
7-5-2md President,
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
Mt. salem Church Dedication

Mt. Salem Church having been re-
built and the finishing touches nearly
completed, will be dedicated on Sunday
July 18th. Preaching in the morning
and evening, and addresses in the
afternoon. Rev. DR.. Dashiell and other
distinguished ministers will be present.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
Tw wenty-fOur Hours for Contempt.

On last Thursday evening John D..
Lohman appeared as complainant
agains, his nephew Ben. Lotfman for
being drunk and dlsorderly. As the
complainant entered the court room he
was told to remove his hat. This he
would not do but told the chief to "Go
70 :he devil His honor at once order
eG'Aotiman to be put back for twenty
fou. hours, SO his fourth was enjoyed
in tbs city cells.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05

OST.--On the morning OF July e~1
~ b, an orange and white setterSAneSA
dog, is months old, wears II collar with my
name on 1T, chain hanging to collar. A liber-
al reward paid If left at office OF
1t J. E. SMITH, 7Sl Market St.,
or llO6 Jefferson St, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
TN THE DISTRICT COURT UF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR The DIS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT UF THE
L UNITED STATES FOR The DIS.
TRlCT OF DELAWARE
In the Matter of Benjamin F. Townsend.
Bankrupt-ln BANKRUPTCY.
At Wilmington, in said District, on the 3rd
day of July, A. d., 1879.
District Of Delarare, IS:
This is to give notice that a petition has
been filed in said court by BENJAMIN Flown
send, OF Wilmington in said District, duly de-
clared bankrupt under the act OF Congress of
March ., 1867, for ischarge, and certificate
thereof, from all his debts, and other claims
provabe under said act, and that the l4th day
OF July, 1879, atll o'clock, a. m., is assigned
for the hearing of the same, at Wilmington
Aforesaid, when and where you may attend
and show cause, il any you have, why the
prayer OF the said Petition should not be
granted 5. REDMOND SMITH,
~ Clerk Of the U. S. District Court
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05

If you have been drinking too much,
which however you should never do, a
dose of DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills will
place you in good condition again.
Price rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Jnly 81
A. NJ.
Indications for Saturday-For the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng
land, rising barometer, cooler north
west to northeast winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
Personal.

VIM. Silver, Esq, will reside in this
city for month. His health has teen
bad, having just recovered from an at
tack of typhoid fever. His physician
recommended that he reside for a few
weeks in this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscreti0ns of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., will send
reciDe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by missionary in South America. Send
self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOsKPH
TINMAN, Station ID. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
s. SLtesl big Lies -

Not so fast my friend for if you would see
the strong, healthy, blooming men, women
and children that have been raised from beds
of sickness, suffering and almost DEATH by the
use OF Hop Bitters you would say Truth,
glorious truth" See Truths" in another
column.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
BEACH.
.za:s.!!Isss:;;:::;::n .z.:s.!Is;::n

Pavilion, TIOfel aud Restaurant now ready.
A delightful resort on Delaware Bay for per-
maneDt and transient tstOrs.
Boating, Bathing and Fishing.
Games and amusements for all ages. Music
every day in the Pn'iIion and on Sundays q
special entertainment at the Hotel Good
beds, II good table and comfortable rooms, So
to Sl2 per week. At the Pavilion a superior
restaurant with fish und oysters and fruit and
veg1 tables in season, at or below city rices.
N6 charge for grounds to societies o schools.
Eatutyion steamers furnished at fair prices
by tse undersigned. Z. b. Ia. CART,
rs nj 6T l04 North Wharves, Phila., Pa
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05

NY TANTED.-To rent bed.ro and office
w between Fourth and Seventh, east of
Market st. Address H, This Otii,e. 7.5 Sta
Daily Republican., 1879-07-05
SECOND EDrflON.
state OF the Thermometer

At the REPUBLICAN Office, July 5th
O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, IL O'Clock
76e 800 $50
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04
TRUSTEES S SALE
Oh
r. e AL ESTATE.

Whereas, Wiley Snowden. BY his Ger.
tain deed Of trust, dated August 9th,
1875, and recorded In the Recorders OF.
flee of Ray county IN mortgage book
No. u. page li6. conveyed to James Y,
Harris, TRUSTEE. the following described
real estate, lying and being In Ray coun,
ty. Missouri, to wit:
The south end Of The west half Of the
southeast quarter of section thiriy-one
1917. township fifty.two (E2), range
twenty-six (26), thirty acres, more OF
less. which said CONVEYANCE was In
trust to secure the payment of a
certain proini.sory note in said deed
mentIoned; aud, whereas, the said trus-
tee refuses to act and whereas said note
is now due aud with the interest un.
paid, now. therefore. at the request oI
the legal holder Of said note. and in
pursuance Of the provisions OF said d, cd
OF trust, will, as Sheriff oi Ray county
Missouri, on
Saturday, September 27tb. 1879,
at the south front door of the cour,
house In Richmond, Mo. between the
hours of 0 o'clock in the forenoon aud
5 o'clock In the afternoon of said day
sell said property for cash in hand, tC
the highest bidder, at auction. iOr the
purpose of paying said note, and
expenses OF this sale.
THOMAS McGINNIS.
36-tds Sheriff X. G..
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

Does onr friend Bogie endorse
the Yhzoo democracy or does he
not. His readers "away mp here
in North Missouri would like
TO know.-Carrollton Record
The above paragraph appear.
ed at the close of an article
strongly condemning the shoot.
ing Of Dixon by Barksdale in va
ZOO county Mississippi, a few
weeks ago, ana as it calls for our
position on the question we will
give IL. II Dixou was killed by
a political opponent simply TO
get him out of the way, we do
not endorse the act, but think
that it was not only wrong, but
au outrage that honest men can
not too severely condemn. But
On the contrary, if Dixon was
killed for traducing the charac-
ter Of the mother and sisters Of
BarKsdale. IL was an. acffhat ev.
cry iover of virtue and female
purity should applaud. Anthem
tic reports from Yssoo county,
say that Dixon publicly traduced
and attempted to blacken the
character of Barksdale's mother
aud sisters for no other reason
than to bring about collision be-
tween himself and Barksdale,
whom he wanted 20 put out of
the way with his tDixon's) ever
ready pistol, as he had done 9TH
ers before. Suppose friend Tur'
uer that some candidate for OF.
iice in Carroll county should take
a dislike to you, and your man
ner OF treating him, aud should,
for revenge, publicly traduce and
attempt to hlacken the charac-
ter of your sister OF some fe-
male relation that is near and
dear to you, what would you dof
You would be u standing dis
grace to manhood If you did not
take n double barTelled shot gun
and shoot him down as you would
a wild beast. From the above
you can easily see how we stand
on the question of the killing.
But as to whether we endorse
the Yazoo democracy is another
question. We know nothing Of
the democracy in that section to
prevent our endorsing it.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The coopers, stove moulders
and cigar makers in st. Louis
are on a strike and business In
these departments is mnch re.
tarded thereby. As usual the
employees are undertaking TO
manage and regulate the bust
ness of their employers. They
will fail as they usually do.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

A new religious sect has
sprung up in Texas. 1t is called
the Tabernacle Of the coming
Lord" One of the principle ar
ticles of the faith is a belief that
Gen. Grant will be the next
President Of the United States
Several Republicans in this sec
tion are willing to join "a soor
as missionaries from the head
church arrive.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

Mt. Pleasant College, at
Huntsville, Mo-, opened on Mon
day, last with 7S students This
number was increased TO 81 on
Tuesday snd it is confidently ex-
pected that the number will
reach from 125 to $50 before two
weeks. This institution is under
the charge of Rev. A. s. Worrell
late OF Lexington KY, promi'
nent minister OF the Baptist
church and one OF the hest eoI
Gators the nation has produced.
Our friends who have made up
their minds TO send their chill.
dren away TO school will find this
institution first class IN every
respect. Circulars can be seen
al this Office.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04
RICHMOND
Meat. Emporium.
minisira,Or's Notice.

NOTICE i hereby gwen that have,
~ as Public Administrator OF Ray
county. BY order Of the Probate Judge
Of said county, taken charge of the
estate OF Jane Hunt, deceased. The
date being April 10. 1879.
All persons having claims against
said estate are requested to presen. them
duly autle. tica,ed by law. for allowance
within one year from the above date, or
they may he preclnded from the bcne Hts
Of said estate. and ID such claims are
not presented wiIhin two years. they
will Oe forever barred.
JAMES L. HAYNES,
354w. Public Administrator
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

A man named James Nichols
was shot and killed In Mscon
county last Thursday, near Cal
lao. by Frank Drinkard. 1t was
q clear case of assassination.
Drineard was at large at last &C.
counts.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The st. Louis Times-JourHdl
claims to be an independent
journal, but the gnise is too thin,
The editorial matter betrays it,
and shows that il is in full sym
pathy With the Republican par
~
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The California elections came
off yesterday and the Maine cleo
tion comes off next Monday.
We will then have a rest until
Oct. IS, when Ohio will decide
who she wants for Governor.
We still believe that Ewing will
have a large majority.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

A man named Whitley Foster,
who lived near Rolling House, in
Randolph comfy, was killed, one
day last week, 10y a runaway
team. The tongue OF the wagon
struck him in the side, killing
him almost instantly.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The statement OF the treasur
er Of the United States for the
month OF August shows about
$500, ,000, 900 on hand in cash iu
the treasury. Now. the ques.
tion naturally arises. why don't
John Sherman pay off that much
Of the public debt and stop the
iDieresti This much might be
saved TO an over taxed people.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The state of Missouri has
brought suit against the Charter
Oak life insurance co., of Con
necticut for 100000 for issuing
10 policies in the state after its
authority TO do business had
been revoked by our state in,
surance commissioner. Circuit
Attorney Beach, Of st. Louis,
has charge Of The case.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

Conkling has not been shelved
ny his constituency az some re-
publican papers 10 the West pre-
dic.ed, but on the contrary has
been chosen a delegate to the re
publican state convention ol
New York. He will, no doubt
be able TO explain the ''shot gum
policy fully, to his admiring
friends in the convention.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

Every effort is being made TO
make the fair at MoheT.y, which
commences on the 30th of the
month, success. The officers
will spare neither pains nor ex.
peuse to make the fair first class
in every respect. Admittance
% cents. Programmes eau be
seen at this office.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

England is greatly disturbed
on account Of the amount of gold
that has to be shipped to the U.
s. to pay the balance of trade
now in our favor. We are sell.
ing her more than we are buying
and she dou't like il at all.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04
MINUTES OF THE TEACHERS IN.
STiTUTR,
Held at Knoxville. No., on August
18th, 1879. and Continuing
Three Days.

NJ AZ neurV hN NiVtNs 1f ~
A.. h,is. Prc.,I.nt. called the ins,itnts 10 or
= IN E,rkp,iriek ,,s. sis.tsJ Secr..
-, -, to,
h,n,ii,. of the nrecedias session were read
.,d .nproved sft.r rIkeh the ofiirers we've
st,s,sI fh,y tbs srsnirv ,esr.
Thornas Al n.scv 1.,.-iAs,t. i N. Kirk
ustr,ss yjrs- presli.nt. i w Lang. ssrr.
lsryi q e. Etherton. assistant seerstaryi {.
prSd.' ~ Tomntins a. y naIrvmn,e
.n5 s'g" " TI Iony iSi E.aeativ, Sonmitl,. ''np'e
rhnuas NJ neacV Institutor
In the sbsence OF the Executive Committee
Mr. NJ Jaye occupied the Chair while the sub
iect would It be kxpe,iient 10 open school
each morning with such exercise PRAYER
or singing or both2"
Committee returned q reported the following
programme for Tuesday
Institute to meet promptly at nine o clock
0rthograph7 by Mr.. n. Uave,-tinls ten
minutes.
Discussion, thirty minutes.
Discussion thirty minstes.
fmndsmental Prinelples ot Ar''hmeuc D!
c y. Dhrymple-ntieen minutes
Discusslon, tortN-nNe minuttr.
Decinals by J o. Wilkerson--ten minutes.
pscusslon' thh'y minu'es'
Socp--l9 n. TO iP.A.
Primary Reading byp Al. uuut-.t,n min.
uts.
ni.cn..Ior thirty tninuie.
hdysncsd Rsaaing by r. "a root-,.n min
ptss - ''''1
in., thirty mi inufas
r.ans.ashi. - "a ,.. ..,,,,..
nIa.ns.inn ,5ir,, ninn,nAs
o,,erv PoSfsn ninn,,s
Nis..ii.n.aus hnsin.ss ,ntn,,..
AJicnr,.,t ~, 80, In,,.,I. !, ,,or,ir. =, nIn.
a, rioet sh.rn "
sopxt.a .xs.,ox
President Dcacy In chair. oithogrApny
being ntst ou programme, Mr. cave pressntsa
his method OF teaching that subject, and was
followed by Allvely discussion, showing now
much THIS most Important study u negie cteu
In our common schools and the remedy Tor
the same,
hlsoIy, being ne1t on pI4&rAnme' WAS oe-
Ieiles MT hoMell being auNni;
rundaneniai PRINCIPLES ot Arithmetic nitro
duced b! Z. Dairimlle, VINO gave ms
method OF Teaching those principles 70 beSih-
ners ~ clear anu concise way discussed by
j, u. hlrkpAH ck and others:
Nexton programme Ws, Declmsls oy
y, D. WilkersOn, followed by n lively discus
sion.
MT hoWell nhNlng hrrivcu, the suulect OF
History WAS introduced IN very bfiei man
neI. discussed oy Z. Y. Dairy mp.e' j. II.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

A special dispatch from Wash,
ington says the Republicans IN
Ohio are all splitup among them.
selves. and that that the Sher
man Republicans are fighting the
Grant Republicans. We can
stand it if they can.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

Frank NJ. Bemis, the editor of
St. Louis Prohibitionist was ar.
rested last week Ou a charge OF
making a false oath. He has uu.
dertaken to prosecute some wbis
Ky sellers and they are turning
the tables on him. He laid in
Jail 4 hours on Friday before any
OF his temperance friends would
come around and bail him ou:
Poking his nose into other peo
ple's business don't exactly &c
we'll with him.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

In Higbee, Randolph, CO., last
Saturday Los Combs cot the
throat Of man named Charles
Fritz, but fortunately, fof Fritz,
the arteries we're not cut and he
is likely TO get well.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The council OF the city of Mex.
leo, Mo-, has placed dramshop
license at $1,000 and now tue
saloons sro running just as reg
rlar as they did before the tenn
perance agitation.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

Tilden is beginning TO make q
great deal of noise over the
country and il is evident he is
trying TO get in bis work for a
democratic nomination in 1880.
We can support him but be is
not our cbolce.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

Late rumors, of which we are
not permitted to speak, look as
though it was a solid fact that
We are TO be on direct route OF
the B. & S. w. railroad. Don't
fly cf the handle, however, as
there's many slip between the
cup and the lip.-Carrollton
Democrat.
That's il. Don't fly off the
handle. The road will miss your
town from Is 10 20 miles. That
about settled.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The marshal at Smitbville.
Clay county, shot a man named
James Thomas, on Saturday last
inhicting a serious but not fatal
wound in the jaw. Thomas was
resisting arrest.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

yellow fever appears to be
spreading 10 some OF the small
towns 10 the South this week.
Grenada, Miss, has had one
case.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The men erecting the new tel
egrspb line over our railroad
have not yet reached Sturgeon,
but polee are distributed all
along the line.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

Philip Mcdonald was killed al
the depot Of the Missouri Pacific
railroad, at Lexington, last week
while attempting 10 couple cars
He was a young, unmarried man.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

Sedaiia is moving right up to
the front 'ss the great central
city Of Missouri. IL wonld be
an excellent location for the
state capitol,
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The Confederate Gen. John b.
Hood died ::at New Orleans on
Saturday morning last of yellow
fever at the age Of 40. He was
a native Of Kentucky aud edu.
Gated at the government expe use
graduating from West Point in
1853. lie resigned bis position
in the Federal army in 1861 and
was Immediately appointed a
Brigadier General in the Confed
crate army, where he served
with distinction until defeated
hy Gen. Thomas before Nashville
in 1865. His wife died last week
aud he, thus early, follows her
10 the spirit land. They leave a
fSmily Of 10 childred, the eldest
of whom is only II years old.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04
We are constantly adding
to Our Stock.
Just Received |!
A LARGE STOCK OF
Glass and Queensware
GOblets, 10 cents each.
Tumblers, 8 cents each

We return thanks to all the
customers of our house for Their
very liberal patronage and kind
words. The people of Ray, du,
ring the time We have been in
business, have given MS a large
and extensive trade-far beyond
our expectations. We have a
pride and ambition TO make our
trade double what II is, and II
fair and square dealings, low
prices and superior goods will
will make business, we are de.
termined TO have il.
Yours Truly,
BROWN e. BRO.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

A furious storm passed across
n portion Of the state Of Louis
lana last Tursdsy, destroying a
great deal Of property.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The government weather hu'
reau Gays trosts will occur in
Minneso,a to night. tThIrsday.)
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04
RlCHMONp DEM0CRA AT,
Thursday Evening, Sept, 4, '79.

Hon. A. II. Buckuer, Of st.
Charles, is spoken Of as q eandi'
date for supreme judge.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04
Five Cts. Per Mile Round Trip,

VI on Inc Llpe OF the ~. Louis Kansas City
Northern Railroad, to The various AgTicui-
tursl and mechanical fairs held this FsIl, al
Five Cts. Per Mile Round Trip,
And in consideration Of Reduced Rates given,
Tickets " al be good to return upon only with
In the iinin Of time stated Ia The following NO.
tIcss, via:
Fair at 0ttumw., Sept. 9 to u, Inclusive Tick
cts ~ Ottuln"A anl return frOin any ticket
station nOrth OF and inela..iBg macon, will be
aud good " return upon until Sept. 18Th.
Tii At cs.rns!s, ssy.. s.A 70 i3.A, IzslrIvs-Tick-
cts ~ Columbia and Return IRON any ticket
station between montgomery, Macon and sal
isbuiy, Will be sold from sept. yth 70 l5gh, in
| elusive, good 10 return upon until sept. IAN.
TAR ~ Ns.iguasy eiy. ssv, 10 = 20. ilsisnTs.-
llcketn 10 montgomery Cltg and return from
any ticket station betwsss hoberiy and 81.
| CHARLES, Will be SOLD fTOm sept 10 % ~, lneiu-
I ave. aud good 10 return upOh until sept 2Ist
isEaE.- Ti.;, esy;- Q e -, iasisITs Tickets To
! Norm Lexington Anc return nom any ticket
! station between hansas city and AObxriy, and
| all stations OF ths ~. doe branch, Wili be sOld
sept. % 49, inclusive. sOOd ~ return upon 10
/ bept. iith.
Eissss City F,.i ssy: 2. y 81, IsslsIiTs. Tickets
I 10 hansHs cry aud return from am ticket stz-
tl9n on the ilne Of The 81. LOUIS, Kansas CITY
a Northern RAILWAY west Of soberly, (includ-
ing 81. Joe Branchl wiil be sold IRON SeptUIn-
Der ~ 10 ~. Inclusive, aud good TO return upon
until september IS.
/ LfpssiIiot Ana Tax :. d. Los!i.-TickeA to St.
| Louis Exposition and Far aud return " III be
| sold from september ed N october Ilth non,
all stations reaCnsd By daily accyminOd alton
tfaius. From points xithln l5J miies. viii
sell at least twice each week, and all distAni
points OnUs each week. Durlng fair week
lOet GtO ~ inclusiyeI tickets " III be sold -
all Stations irOin sunday 10 Thursday inclu-
aiNe, good 10 return unill Oct; ~.
( gsI s. N.bss,y. --iiCkets 10 AOberly and return
frOm ANY ,IcAet ststiJu between Montgomery.
CArrOllupn snd kTkAYiile, alec Columbia
brsDcn, will be sold from sept. Sd 10 Oct.
tueiusiie, aud good TO return 1p0n until Oct
Tar >, 5tlitn. !Ezssrs-t l--Ticksts to CAllatir
Hud return from auy station between BTuna.
wiek And fHitOiisOuTs VIII De cold from sept
50 70 Oci, inclusive. ana good " return ulvr
u-tIl Uet5.
Iiii At Z!fiET!lls. Tickets TO Kirssyills and
Te,sm from anJ ticket station bet Ween auIl
IOn and hOberiy, wi be sold from Oct / 10 ,
InciusiEc. aud good 10 rrlurD upVH until Oct
10.
Y,E 81 Lsytssvils ,--1ieke 10 KoytesYille ana
retuTn from .ny ttoksI station befN ecu nDber
~, GiAagDH aud carroll ton, Hiii be sold f,it,
OGi, 10 Al inclusive, and good IO ret1rn upui
uutl Oct. ~,
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

Miss Tillie Hollis, OF Lexiug.
ton, has heen commissioned 10y
Governor Phelps. a Notary Pub
t,
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The committee appointed by
the legislature 10 revise and cod.
is our laws have completed the
nrst vOlome and have the second
well aRder way.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

Benjamin Hardin, an old citi.
zen Of Renick, Randolph county,
died last week al the age of n
wears,
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

The above arrangements viii ASord .n Op-
ppfiunitf Tor fesIdeutS along tbs line ~ the 81
L. h q. a X, a. iU Nlsu the various niirs
aud cltss al which they sle held. ~ reduced
rstss.
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04
Row Advertisements. A
n NOTICE
Il TO j


will be at the following places for
the purpose OF Collecting the Taxes for
the wear 1879. Bring numbers CT your
Real Estate with Won:
Richmond democrat., 1879-09-04

There arc great many people who
viii never Ro to heaven unless they can
go At excursion rates.