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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-23
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TEEE BELL TEl.E?sgHNE.
WHAT- YOU WHIT \
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
is
PRIVATE COMMUNICATIONS
AND TIE
PRIVILEGE: OF TALKING
TO \ LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE.
THESE ADVANTAGES ARE OFFERED ONLY
By THE
RICHMOND TELEPHONE EXCHANGE,
JAMES u. TRACY. Manager,
Central Office, 1919 Main street lover ru'n"y K
Watts'> Si5c-slorcl.
MAKE NO MISTAKE IN SUBSCRIBING,
BIT C@l THE
BELL TELEPHONE.
The following well. known houses are now in daily
communication through thi, Exchange and
per week:
BLANKESSIIIp, II. r., Old Dominion Nail-WOrks
BLAIR. ". -. < 60. Gruc"rS.
BRANCH. THOMAS x Co.. Bankers.
EAUGHMAN BROTHERS. Printers and S,ationcrs
CHESAPEAKE ASD ONO RAILROAD. General Of
flee
Freight Agents Office.
CuEsArEAkE ASD ONO RAILROAD. Jamcs-Riycr
Nnaryrs.
CLYDE LIN: STEAMSHIPS.
CAHR4TGToN. j. L.. Scye"tecn'" On" Cary streets
CAREISGToS. =. Il Jefferson and Broad, Coal.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE. Grucrr$.
CULLEN. Or. j. :. H.. physician.
DAVENPORT !: NORRIS, Wholesale Grcccrs.
(;NEy. I;cnGGn v. { CO.. Printers.
GAEEi:R. :. W. Transfer Agent.
n> >:t CoMrANY, Flour Mills.
HAYES. ;. H., tnai.
JOHNSON. ". J. < 90: wholesale s;roccrs.
LEE. SEDDOS x Co. CON mi sion Merchants.
IOTIIEH. LAWRENCE. Inb&Cro Manufacturer.
MAYO. +. II. & BROTHER. Tobacco NangIactn-
ON nnut~Io,s II r.A,,nnrr ''oA.r",r
oliver L EoEISs1N: Tobacco Manufacturers.
PALMER, uAKT>DOk Il co, C"ninle>!"h Mer-
prRcEIL. LADD 4 CO.. Druggists.
PLANTERS SATIOSA!. BANK. -
RICHMOND. YORK RIVER .HSD CHESAPEAKE
r1cmMnSi1 AID PrrHRsErRc RAILROAD.
RICHMOND. tHEDEHlCKsEuEG ASp POTOMAC
RtcnNoSp AxD pASYlLLE RAILROAD General
nlcnMoSo EASK1xG AND INSURANCE CoMrA-
Ny.
RrCIlMoxu AND DASvILLE RAILROAD DEPOT.
STATE. TUE. EvcninI Paper.
SroRRs. Il. K 60, Isalnster$. nun,
STOKES. {. +. x CO.. W. HAS and Wlowwarc.
seldom ( BRUCE. Commission Merchants.
SOUTHERN FERrlLIzlSG CoMPASY-onicc, 1927
SOUL Ek IlllLi,h AOAiAS1-c
Twentieth and Cary street.
| SMITH, n. ". ( CO., Agricultural implements.
SMITH L RADY. Plumbers.
TRACY, JAMES d.. Private Residence.
| TATUM, l.. b., Agent Virginia steamship Comra
| ny.
| TANNER, ". f. & Co., Irou-Works.
| TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
| TAYLOR, s. NJ. i Co.. Transfers.
| TREDEGAR WORKS.
| VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK.
| WATT ( CALL, Agricultural Implements.
| WEST & BRANCH, Plumbers. ap l2-A,N &r III
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Inere IS 9 daily beauty in Broad street
and Its grades that makes Main street ugly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-23

- L K sc & 10 . IS.
COURTNEY & POWELL
have no." in store Il complete assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
tp which they invite the attention Of the public.
EASSIAlERES for men in', boys from 2Jc. 10 SO
BLACK CASIIMERE:S from soc. to :l.2J per
Yard:
BLACK TAMISr. from 5Gc. to 81 per yard:
BLACK HENRIETTA from II 10 SD . per yard
BLACK MOUSLIN;
BlNTIEGS. AL Shades and qualities;
LINENS "i AL kinds:
A bargain in BI.EACIiED TABLE-DAMASk at
SOC:
Largest stock OF HOSIERY in the city:
ENDEEW EAl. for ltt!ic,. rGrir. and Chllircn.
PAEASUI.S. KID GLOVES:
SILK aud LACE TIES;
Beautiful Sl!E.TLAS - SlihWt.S;
Full stock Of DDNESTiCS,
and many other II, SraGlc goods.
We guarantee prices In h" is low any ia this
mar kci. iZ9 BROAD STREET.
nIn 2f-3m between Fourth an! Finn.
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1T COHEN BROTHERS.
AMONG THOUSANDS OF OTHER GREAT BAR
GAINS. are selling
HIL.Li%EN nhADKERCHIFFS ii Sc:
New designs IN LADIES COLORtD llEMSTITCH-
ED al 27c.-ccucray sold III SOC. hundreds OF
other styles 1T great bargains:
so Gozvu MISSES SILK HOSE ~ 81 Il pair-hcrc-
toforc sold At $50;
Also great bargains in GERMAN. ENGLISH. and
DOMESTIC HOSIERY:
4 large lot OF SILK Fringe. very cheap. ap 10
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NOTIONS. FANCY tooh>' a."
DON'T FAIL TO { ALluN '"'
IL FIR VI OF ..

II =
r,xry GOODS, TE|. MMl>G>, t.N'it''''.''
JE Hkl.Ei, -. 5000, .... -
PRINCES Al 23c worth SOC ~ ~ .r .. ..
and upwsr,!; HOS lt.ki ii - 49, ~ ,N .>'
worth use and upward /" I"r hn'0 40. SO
Toe. worth 2ar Al I7c. worth "'t 80. 81 .s.
AMI cotton: cUEsErS Al i9t, M,,'" .;,. .
worth sl.26, aud upward: It' 'll.r, 4. - .+A
ann n't Gail and convince ,oar,rii o. rl ~
PRICES. ONE PRICE nNi. ,n,., wr'. .t..,.e-'
"! Country orders receive prompt "'''
! ap22
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MT THE OFFERING OF
BLACK SILKS
now made 1T
COHEN BROTHERS
may not he repeated for years They are hiiioun,-
cdy the handsomcst goods ever offered i'll i:iH coi-
try, being manufactured specially TOR Inc f:.is IN
position by The finest manufactures III france ihe
prices are perfectly astonishing.
They are also in receipt of large assortment el
COIuRED SILKS
in all qualities and shades. besides 4 iui Hhe Vi
SUMMER SILKS In their various new designs,
A full liue of STRIPED SATINS III Black, White,
and Colcred; 49,, ,
BRUCADED SILKS in all their new designs ana
coiorng:
All colors In SATISS, including The various evening
shades; ,,,
prices. a119
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NJ TIE GREAT RUSH
AT
THALHlAIER BROTHERS
STILL CONTINUES.

LARGE ADDITIONS TO THEIR IMMENSE
STOCK AT Low PRICES.
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rT BUNTINGS! BUNTINGS.
POPULAR DRESS GOODS.

SCYT.E BROTHERS
WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
90 CASES OF COLORED DRESS GOODS AT n
LOWER PRICE HY % PER CENT.
THAN THESE POPULAR GOODS
HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-23

We ofrc: as special bargains onc- two. and three
yard REMNANTS OF BLACK GRAPE ut rcmar"-
ably low prices. ap lO-W.M&F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-23

HEAVY SALES OF LOOSE TOBACCO AND FINE
PRICES - PAINFUL ACCIDENT - HUSTISGS
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN DINWlD-
pIE-THE ToBACCoNISTs BUSY--ORGANIzA-
TIoS OF A DIVISION OF UNIFORM KNIGHTS OF
PYTIiIAs - BISHOP WISGFIELD - 0 T II Err
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.

How Maryland Lawyer Extricat-
ed Himself from u Debt nj
Single Blow.
Some years ago an incident occurred
in the life of a distinguished Maryland
lawyer, now deceased, which presented
some very interesting features. The law
yer, in HIS younger days, contracted some
very heavy debts, which he was unable
to pay. By the time he got TO be Go years
age, he found himself almost hopelessly
in debt, with shattered constitution and
an income only sufficient to support his
family.
Though he could not well afford it, he
was compelled to seek health and recrea-
ton in the mountains. He was man Of
fine social qualities, and exceedingly
agreeable in conversation, which made
his society desirable, especially at water
ing places, where time often hangs
heavily on the hands of visitors. The
lawyer, at the time this incident in his
history occurred, was at Bedford Springs,
in the Allegheny mountains, where a
goodly company were spending the hot
months, and many of them were from
distant States.
from California, who, finding the Mary
land lawyer such agreeable company
spent much of his time in his society.
Their conversation was manly upon
legal topics, and the Californian was es-
pecially interested in the lawyer, on ac-
count of the knowledge he seemed to
| possess IN reference to land cases. On
one occasion, merely for the sake of en-
| tertainIng the lawyer, the Californian
gave him history of an important1and
case of his own, in his own State, but
| about which he had not consulted a law
yer with n view of employing him.
The Maryland lawyer became mucl
interested in the matter, and finally pro
posed to the Californian to undertak,
the case upon large contingent fee. Al
agreement was made, and the lawyer
after arranging his busine in the courts
at home to permit his absence, went t,
California, prosecuted the suit and gain
ed 1t, earning a fee of $4,000. all in
few months. The best part of the stor,
is that tho lawyer used most of tn,
money thus gained in paying of debt
that he had contracted years before
baltimore Buiietin.
That lawyer was the late Jas. A. Stew
art, Of Cambridge.
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I.n4 Hayes the Mere Tool.
From the telegraph. (Rep.l f-
Falt.t,.l ,St THE VETO,

T.s.l.aa ASJ THE VETO, a,..tl
MR.. HAYES, in the message vetoing
the bill prohibiting the use of troops at
the pools which was sent into the House
OF Representatives, states that he is op-
posed to such use and that so long as he is
President troops shall not be used to in
fluence elections one way or the. other.
The President, of course, is not unmind-
full that he will not always be President,
and that it does not depend upon him to
say what his successor or successors may
or may not do in future contingencies
therefore his declaration that troops shall
not be used to influence election Is valua-
BILE only as an enforcement of his EN-
phatic declaration against the principle
involved In such use ofthe Federal forces,
and Is quite valueless as an argument
against the bill which he returned to the
House Of Representatives without his
approval.
With regard TO the bill which the Presi-
dent has vetoed,we say now las we said a
few days ago, that he might have signed
II with a clear conscience, and without
| the slightest reason for apprehension OF
| damage TO any material national interest
For many reasons, we regret that he die
not conclude to sign it, and thus make il
plainly apparent that he proposes to car
! ry through his administration on strict
accordance with the principles in which
lie began it, and that he does not propose
to permit himself TO be used as the mer,
| tool of partisan leaders.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

FOR FhiIadslphia; 2.si, I;os, s.iS, e.oc
80, 1000 q. m; II 81 H@. 2,So. a.oS 3 ~
80 -, T.3o, 80. p. M. On sundaysi z'os
ros New .aoSs:'aa, q; ss s S.se,s M. ia -, ~ 80.
FOR Hsifinacfe and Washington: i35i, a.io
sSp m; R57, i.O4, 61s. pm. Sun
days - 81, 81 ,s.3a, a m. ,..u
For Fort Deposit: 4oe p m no sunday
For New Castle: go, 9lS a m; los, Q sop
M; no Sunday train.
For Delaware K. r.: 10 m; ! o. 0So
For Wiiminston / Northern R. r.: 0 20 q
m; 90, 61op m; no Sunday train:
For Delaware " estern X. X. 10, 10 05 M
B0 p m. No sundays trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wILhIH9TnN.
from Philadsipnix:1 :12 ~, 9 "a, 9i0 ! % m
1208, pm, Y -, ~ 81, 55, 4bi, b0A. %
is 1AO, 10 70. II 10. p m on Sundays IL "
from New Yos <. j cS, 5 "a . m; u Y, 70 9
soa, 70 a2pm, ON Sundays: IL w. U
From Baltimore: q o., s 20, s4i. q m; IL q
Y ss,s %, 20 p mi on Sundays o q m
from Washington: 2 2os a m i2H, .12ss
6s6. sss p m; on Sundays " sm;V ~
from Port Deposit, 800 m; no sunds,
From New Castle: 500 m; 1910 m
10, Z 40 p m; no Sunday trains,
From Delaware X. R.; $50 IL 10 n
III ITO p. m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Northern X. H.: %
Isz.ssAk = q n; y p m; no sunday trains.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 3 90 a m
ID. 45 p m; no SUNDAYS trains.
pDAIks PoR WELLINGTON LEAvHPHIL
i.fslil 3 ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and washington ave
nue., 7 80, 90, 10 80, II 46 m; 80. 20
400, 51B, 9 Is, 946, II 30 pm; on Sun
days: 30 q m; Q o0,9 45, II 30, p m.
/ from Thirty Second and Market street.
-, . m, +, 12 m, ~ IL, 50, $50 II 80 p n
on SUNDAYS: 30. II 30 o m.
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RENO, March 3, 1870
Your No. 1S Safe, belonging 10 me, has
Just been opened, and Its contf nts are In
perfect shape. Safe opened without any
trouble AZ soon as cooled.
DAVID MCFARLAND.
See us before buying Safes of second
hand dealers. We will make 1t decidedly y
to your advantage.
Halls Safes and Locks are the Best In the
World
HALLS SAFE AND LOCK CO.,
Gin cinnati, New Y ork. Chicago, San Fran
cisco, Louisville and 81. Louis.
Sample Safes in store and infOrmati) n
furnished by the Agents for Delaware and
Maryland.
FLINN Il JACKSON,
2t0 Market street,
Wilmington, Del
mpr24-6mos
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Reno, New, m" Ashes !!
HAbL'S.SARBS.
- THE ONLY SAFES VIZ
That Proved True,
All Others a futd Failure!
Facts are Stern ssn Things !!
The Champion Safe
rhe Champion Safe
[Reno Gazette March 4th :,

Reno daZete Mnrcn 4tn
A Gazette reporter has been spending
the day in inspecting the safes rescued
from the ruins, and IN gathering notes a.
to their condition. The result of the In
vestigAtiOn proves beyond all doubt that
the Hall safe, manufactured In Cincinna-
u, Ohio, ~ the most reliable safe repre-
sented. There were safes from half "A dOz.
en- different manufactures In The lire, and
their contents were In all stages between
a scOrch and utter ruin. Some had tD be
blown open, others cut 10 pieces with
chiaels; sOme were mass Of broken plas-
ter and warped plates. Others seemed
sOund on the Ouiside, while within ere
was nothing saved. Some lost knobs.
others had the combination completely
upset. In every case the Halls safe open
ed without hammer or chisel, and the
contents were wholly untouched. The
County Treasurer's safe (HalI's) lay 10 a
m ass Of combustibles upon which slream
OF burning oil was running for eighteen
hours, ard as soon as IL cooled of Mr..
Boyd opened IL without the least hesita-
tiOn, and the contents were as good as
new Morris Ash had little Hall safe
which was In The hottest OF the two pre-.
vious big fires, and all day Sunday lay In
the blaze and GOALS of his saloon heated
up TO seven times the regulation Hebrew
children furnace. pitch, by burning brandy
and WHISKY, and when 10 was opened yes
terday afternoon. he found his money
papers and books hardly discOlored.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14

Of the civil lpolies force; auuder orders
from me- during this administration. .
Perhaps not; but the country would feel
muck better assured on the subject II the
pledge had COME nom CoHk Hing and
Chandler, who, dictated the veto for the
twofold purpose Of bringing the admins
tration into public contempt and to deep
en- the political convulsions which ara ex.
pected to recall Grant to third term.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
ORCHESTRAL MUSIC.

Tor SAL Fan elegantly located three
C story brick in complete order, newly
painted and papered No. 824 West st., call
and examine before you purchase else
where. Terms easy Apply TO
may TO- eod12t M. N. CHILD.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14

Hayes holds his place in the White
House through fraud and force. lie
knows too well the valne of a kindly
chorus in the shape of an army when the
Republican party is in tight place. A
free and honest election would NEAR the
death of the Republican party.-Bah
Gdeette.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
Foreign TelcSraphlc Summary

UOHCh&m AChSpE"PhhO 'sss..~sy
Reports about the French Cabinet diff
ficnlty are conflicting, but it Is believed
that o conciliatory agreement has been
reach0d.--Dr. Newman, who was Great
ed Cardinal on Monday, on receiving
the messenger announcing his elevation,
made speech against liberalism in re-
ligion.-The visit of the Crown Prince
of Austria to Spain, which led to reports
of proposed wedding between King
Alfonso and a sister of the Prince, seems
now to concern marriage between the
Crown Prince and King Alfonso's second
sister, Maria del Pillar, now nearly eigh-
teen years of age.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
Npw YoRK. November S,

NEW YORK, Nose'', ,,r,n}
DIR. V. W. BLANcuARD' pn'v 10
past year have prescribed YOU Il, n
preparations Of Food cure, snu ',s san1
10 say they have met my mos, ,''.. IS@ Ioa1
expectations, giving to paiielIi All Al
feebled by blood poison, enron" enron nuI1
or over drug dosias the heede' NA'
and nerue force. nyrrR NJ
PRoF. CLEMENCE $. LozlEdn'H ,d Hol %,I
Dean of HON. M led. College a',u m,n
for Women, New YORK u"
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FOOD ar anAA1
A Substitute For - Ill v Y

FOOD IL made n curative agenro
centratiOn and artificial digestion,
liz NO simple IN It's application llsl
vice of Physicians Is mol req aileu' ,h
Thousands of recovcrles from cl]
diseases are reported, where lhe oea'
cal SIX III has failed.
Many of the best Physlcialls 'n'1Iy III
the country are DlSCAkliNun = III
and using the BLANcHAh b =, ~
AND NERVE FOOD win Tue nlG.
flying results, permanently relieplhh psh
forms Of Physical and Mental ipV o.
The Dyspepiic and Consnmplllvtg ;,
sufferers from Malarial or Biooi =, ~
ing, together with the entire liS W. !" a
plants peculiar toihe Female sea sss., y
ihe use Of this Food sure and spe''
lief.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
Fashionable Furnlturel
J. & J. N HARTMAN,
No. 40 King Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Sv We respectfully infern: che citi
xens of Wilmington, and the sur
A rounding country tm 1--WE continue
- to manufacture and Keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
style, consisting of Mahogany Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor.
d.Aning- room and cham Der uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is larger and
more varied than can be found In Delaware,
and all articles sold at our estab iish m ent
are warranted az represented.
Venitian Blinds OF the most fashionable
designs made TO order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and con
stantly keep large assortment of Sprin
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses
J. Il J. ". VARMAN
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14

RENO, March 3, 1870
Our Halls Safe was IN n fire OF Burning
OIL for Eighteen Hours the hottest Ire
ever saw. Safe opeaed readily and con-
tents In splendid order, u. X. BOYD.
County Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
u,ndrad. or cases OF BRIGHTs

Hundreds OF cases OF Bhiomi ,dn ,s,,i
EASE OF the X kidneys nave 10 HheuIl
cured. For Neuralglc al'a iao pbyI
Diseases IL is nj most spec,n' ,ss of A
and Mental Debility from l''e eso', oo, AMI
hel, Opium and Tobacco oi rnod t,od a d
namable cause, ind in this row
raj and pot remedy. uoo
INTEL EETUAL Won
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
Ono Of Many Reasons for Signing
the Blll
From the Public Ledger. Ind.

la addition to other reasons for sign
ing the bill to prevent the use of the
army at elestion polls, the President
may find very good one in the fact
that from the moment the bill becomes
law the extra session of Congress will
see the beginning of its end. There will
be no reason why it should lag super.
fiuous on the stage.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
TElEcRAMS RECEIVED
Hall Safe & Lock Companv
RENO. March q III,

-l4 RENO, March 3. 1879.
Your large Fire and burglar Proof Sale
was opened this morning, the Bolts and
Locks working imperfect order. Contents
wholly unharmed.
ID. A. BENDER a Co., Bankers.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14

B Indications IOr To-Day.
Southeast winds, ,odrn,er, clear weeaticr,
preceded BY Joggy and partly cloudy neo1'-
er, stationary pressure.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14

"For the year past have coL.1
prescribed THE BLANCHARD BY
AND NERVE FOOD TO my patie1
all ages, from eighteen moths 10 eJ
three years. In every case the resaI
been exactly that claimed by you.
by far The most valuable and 70,
Tonic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH, NJ
70 Irving Place, New Y
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
a. m ner Bottle, Oro i

or ow,t sont by Express on receipt O'p''|
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14

Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Cough
Dizziness, Sour Stomach. ErupLions, Bad
Taste In the Mouth. Palpitation OF the
Heart, Pain In the region OF the Kidneys
and thousand other nainful sym ptoms
are the oflsprings of Dyspepsia.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-11-06


For more titan week the
Rev. j. Ii. Bryson has been
preaching some very powerful
and entertaining sermons at this
place. Last Sunday night he
delivered discourse of great
logic and eloquencc to the
Young men of this vicinity. The
Presbyterian church, at IL very
early hour, was literally packed
with an audience the superior
of which was never seen in
Franklin. There was no preach
ing at AIRY other place in town.
BY common consent AL the con-
gregatlons gathered in one au-
ditorium to lear this truly rlo-
quent and forciblc preacher.
s s. DR.. Bryson did very eff
fcctuallY the very thing that is
too much neglected in these
dark days of infidclity and skep-
ticlsm. Instead of dealing out
denunciation against Ingersoli
and other infilcIs, he entered
the lists as champion of truth.
He took up the objections, SCOTS
and gibes of the infi,lcls and
scoffers, and answed them one
by one. He did it in such a
forciblc manner and with such
power, that conviction was riv-
eted upon every mind. 8
The young preachers should do
like their coadjutor DR.. Bryson,
prepare themselves 10 make Wig
orous war upon this new and
formidable enemy Of souls. Let
hercsy and infidclity be Crap
pied with everywhere as it was
, last Sunday night, and the day
is not far distant when they will
, stink from the field covered with
, shame and defeat.--Frdaklin
Rer5eeC and Journal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-11-06
Clutches Cheap Now!

+ \ the vicinity Of Blanehe J. L.N.,nox..
LISIMtNT has laid Them all aside. o,,l
supple up oil the 81 horses sbouIlers -
reduced their big head and law 10 1Le;~ 49,
ural size. If YOU think il 4 bumbo, c n~'
down and viii give Yoa a rub arsi con-
vince yoli; one application will sat : r. vo,,
u cures rheumatism, ss'ellings. pains. aches
removes corns, cures sick and nervous head
ache, stops inflammation ofihe stomach ard
gives yon good use Of your muscles and v,ts
yonr Kidneys oaciiag ana strensthens To,,r
oaeh' removes that pasfeboard tliat am
pears 10 be oE your breast when Won rise
very morning, one application viii remove
y "a 'nree minutes, aad removes tl,at csirI,
Denihd or under y0nr shoulder blade.
DIX hundred bottles sold last YER and
up to now and every bottle gave entire sat-
islaeiion " here is there another Iinimept
That can say the same thing and nrove' n
by your next door neiehbor bevond contro-
versy: viii be around IN a short time 10
give al chance in Lincoln county 10 trv il.
ana VIII come again after that. am not
s'raia 10 see you after selling you one bot
ne. lou will not wait for me 20 ask You 70
ouy next tiile, you will meet me with the
easii with these words, II win never be
"'hout ~. J. l.. Maddox,
sep - Proprietor, Blanche, Team.
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KEEPER OF THE KEYS.
Supposed Heretofore to Have Been
in the Possession Of St. Peter
Singular Hallucination of North
Carolina Negroes.

LUMBERToN, Y. C., Oct, 81
Fannie Baker, an old negro wo-
man of sixty-five, was arrested
in Baden County to-day, charged
with some trifiing criminal Of
tense, when it transpircd that she
is at the head of a band of forty
or fifty of the most respectable
colored men Of the county, who
believe that she is possessed of
supernatural powers, and who
would not under any circumstan-
ces dare to disobey or displease
her.
50 The old negroes claims to have
the keys to hell and heaven, and
when any of her band commits
an act 10 displease her she threat
ems him with eternal destruction.
They fully believe in her power
to do what she threatens, and in
this way she exerts powerful
influence over her followers.
They worship twice a week,
and Fridays are forbidden to
speak to any one. She made
every one of her band vote for
Zcb. Vance, the Democratic can
didate for Governor three years
ago, and now declares that they
shall support Tilden for Presi-
dent If he is a candidate.
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Sammy Tilden's seconds would
display a vast amount of good
sense in throwing up the sponge
and taking their man out of the
ring, as the Winchester Home
Journal announces itself in favor
Of Gen. Hancock. We will con-
tribute our mite to the election
Of the Democratic nominee, and
hope that the best man will be
nominated.
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President Hayes has appoint
"a Thursday, 227th inst, for ma
fional thanksgiving.
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nAAAA YEAR and expenses to agents Out
81. fit Free. Address r. o. NlCkokl
oct 23-4t Augusta, Maine.
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Savage is in favor of overdo-
ing honesty. According to his
theory, if a man doesn't owe his
friend he should pay him thirty
three and a third cents on the
dollar anyway.