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Consressmen Who Have Made Money.

. eOnS EtsShleu w hO MUhCy .
Washington Correspondence Of Boston HeriId.J
Members who were poor last summer are
rich now, and good many who were rich
then are great deal richer now. Among
the latter number Is my friend Senator
Blaine. who Is reported 10 have made over a
quarter of million recently IN the Lead
vile mines. He is largely interested in two
OF the leading mines, having gone in on
1.-THE ground floor" in both. He was ASSOC
GATED with Senator Plumb and eX-Delegale
S. Il. Eikins in stocking the Amy mine, and
is said to have trebed an investment Of &c.,
600 in that operation. lie was engaged
with Hon. John b. Alley, Hon. A. II. Rice,
and others in stocking the Dunkin mine.
and that, too, has been very profitable
operation. Next TO Mr.. Blaine, the man
who is said TO have made the most money
is bis cousin. Tom Ewing, OF Ohio, whe
devotes all his time to bis StOcks, and is
seldom seen in the House. He was a pau
per last year, when he was declsiming in
favor OF the repeal Of the resumption act,
and now he is worth over S200.000. This
is bis reward for doing all in his power TO
prevent the return OF the era OF prosperity.
Mr.. Ewing has always been a Spectator.
He has lost and made fortunes, aud this is
his lucky year.
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The threatened strike among The iron-
workers OF Pittsburgh, Pa. has been
ayerted by an agreement entered into be-
tween the manufacturers and committee
from the Amalgamatcd Iron-Workers' AssO-
ciativn. There will be an advance OF wages,
and the scale is TO remain in force for a
year.
William NJ. RustOn and Oscar Knox, at
Evansville, Ind, crossed the Ohio river on
a hunting expedition Saturday. Monday
their bodies were found five miles from
that city on the Kentucky side. They lost
their way in the mud, and were probably
frozen 10 death.
The Second-Ayenue branch Of the New
York Elevated railroad commenced run
ming trains on Monday, and carried large
numbers OF passengers. At some points
the track is elevated to level with the tops
OF the tenement-house,, and so close that 1t
shuts out tue sunlight.
The post-ofHce at Caledonia, Goochland
county, Va, is discontinued. The papers
that went there will hereafter so to Co.
lumbia, Fluvanna county.
In the Iowa Senate and House Monday q
bill prohibiting the manufacture and sale OF
oleomargarine in Iowa under heavy PENAL
ties by fine and Imprisonment was passed.
Brooklyn IN. " Times, Republican ::
"We will not support third-teriD nomi'
nation. In this we bove the sympathy OF
thousands and tens of thousands OF the very
best Republicans in the land"
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A WISE REFORM.

The habit OF administering qninine In powerful
doses, as an antdote 10 malsrial malades. once
dangerously common. Happily this practice has
undergone a wide ref rm Not only the pub ic, but
professional men have adopted, not wholly, of
course, but largely, Hoslelters stomach Bitters as
safe botanic substitute for the pernicious aka
Ioid. The consequences of this change are most
important. Now fever and ague sufferers are
cmed-formcriy their complaints were only for The
time relieved or half-cured-ihe remedy eventually
falling to produce any appreciate effect, except
The doses were H. creas-d. course OF the Bitiers,
persstently followed, breaks up The worst attacks
and prevents their return. The evidence In favor
of this sterling specific and household medicine Is
OF no ambiguous character, but positive and salts
factory and The whence 1t proceeds are very
numerous. NH 3-W(wi.FSM
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This weeks Israeite says: owe do not
think that many OF our readers sympathize
with the extraordinary notions of the third
tern, or what they call a stroug government
or continuity iu office; all of which mean
imperialism gradually imposed, with Gene
raj Grant as the unconscious tool of tue
bureaucracy and mOneyed aristocracy-
all coming from the rotten borough Of free
lovism. 1t is not necessary, Ia our estimi-
ton. to say much on this subject to our
readers, whose devotion to liberty is too
well Established" The lsraelIies are, we
believe, without an important exception in
the country, opposed to the third term, and
to all that leads TO it and is implied by it,
Cincinnati Commercial.
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The Cleveland Anzeiqer, a German Re-
publican paper, makes proclamation that
under no circumstances will it support
General Grant for the presidency. II be Is
nominated 1t would repuGiate bin, but sup
port the Republican local tickets. Itfirther
states that no effort has been made 10 obtain
signatures to the German anti Grant third
term petition put IN circulation IN Cleve-
land few days ago, but that over thirteen
hundred signatures have already been OBJ
tniued
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Every Conservative 10 tae hous : :. ~. 80 49,.
rates voted on Monday to extend toe scs.
s,or ~, dsys in order to eud all doubt as 70
tho riaht q tue Legislature 70 be 10 session
al this time. AS all the gooo ave.
Conservatives, the Rexdius'ers nad oe,aer
,onr o,s for snags. The legislative Depart
men, d independent Of the iudict'. depart
meot theoretically, Just as the Judicial 4
independent Of the legislative department
theoretically; yet practically the Lcgi''a'
,s,r. elects All the Judges, aid the Supreme
t,ou.t Of Appeals decides whether Legs
lature IA bogus or rel one, and whether
the statutes Il passes are constitutional Oh
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The Decisions.

SereraI Of the decisions rendered by the
Sumewe Court Of the United States on
Monday will attract universal attention, as
will aasoJuoge FIELDS dissenting opiaicu
In one Of the cases from Virginia.
We are not yet fully informed as to the
nature Of those decisions. AT present we
know that in Virginia case the negroes
were remanded to the State courts for
trial, whilst IN a Tennessee case it was de-
cided tlfst Federal officer might be tried
in Federal cour. for an offence against
/. State law--mnrder for instance, and which
! r. the cIime,charged, I've think. The former
cease. however. was so decided because the
application to4he Federal court was made
too late. We also know that in case from
West Virginia X was decided that a law
excluding negroes from iuries is repugnant
to. the Federal Constitution. This Ia diff.
fee<nt case from the one which went
up from Judge RivEs's court. The
West Virginia law expressly prohibits ne
gross from serving on juries. The Virginia
law does not. They are liable e Jury SER
vice IA this Stste- We are not surprised
that The West Virginia law was declared to
be uneoksl'tutiapaI. Nor are we surprised
that JUDGE RIvEs vas ordered to remand
the negro riminals to the State courts 40 be
tried. Bst We are surprised that The Su-
preme Court Of the United States shou,d
have deeideG that State Judge may be iu- |
dicied and t4,ed IN Federal court for not
administered duty imposed upon
hip BY State ssw In compliance with the re-
quirements ~ the Federal Constitution
This Il new anS startling doctrine surely.
Bot lei Us vat with patience until We
shall have seen wAst the Court has said for
i(sejf.
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The nouiustioe Of Grant at Chicago
would. IN our judgment, render the Demo.
cratic nomination at Cincinnati equivalent
70 on election.
So says The Cincinnati Commercial he-
publican paper; and 50 we think. SO think.
Ing, we are in favor OF bis nomina'ion' bu'
we are not yet convinced that the Repuo''-
cans a-e wuwise enough TO nominate him.
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Unlcs something now unforeseen shall
occur 70 pcpularize the th'rd-'ern rAove.
nent the nomination Of General Grant az
Chicago will be an representatives, "e
more american tRepubiicaf). q
zoe American speaks with much cont
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49,. ~ ,rrYRr n Favor OF DAVID DAVIS.
1lLDsS ~ rs.,,,n.rv d. The Times says:
CHIcAoo, z r nemocrat OF this city, who
IA prom'oents scr tried and true sup
has al a. w. samuel J. Tilden for the presi-
porter o. 9as S, med a representative Of the
d as o ,1'v vesterday that be has gate re-
Iimss on 'ssS adyices from Mr.. Tilden to
Gently !ece, shst he Is not candidate, al. 4
me sns sss,r;n~ from the contest be is Setiug
tnaL 70 . .s,~ of senator DAVIS; Fad. that
y, tnc an.s ssi,i in few weeks, AZ the most,
pit. a,uer romnce bis .etreu,en in an open
i io,,ar y which be will indicate his desire
,,,a, senator Davis sbar, be the candidate.
. Tns Gentleman stated further that this will
no - followed By letter from Senator Davis
exnlanatory OF ois position In relation to
the political issues before the people, thus
formally opening his BOOM"
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TIE ELECTIONS IN MAISE..Augusta;
NJ March The elections In several
towns and cities passed of quietly. No
particular contest was had in any OF them.
ppnr,,snd elects a Republican mayor by
about 500 majority on total vote OF about
5000. In Bath there was no opposition
candidate, and the Republican mayor was
elected. Ellsworth, Eugene Hale's nome,
which last spring elected republican
mayor, elected Roscoe Holmes, u Dfmocra.,
to-day by thirty five majority: Lewiston
goes Republican By 100 majority, ana tne
Penubjtcans elect four out Of the seven al
dermen. Skowhegan Is, as usual. strongly
Republican. Belgrade elects the entire
board OF Democratic town officers by in
creased msjorities. Farmipgton, Strong.
and Phillips, Brunswick, and Auburn are
all Republican, as usual, by The usual ma
jOrifies.
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REMOVAL.

JAMES L. APPERs0N. REAL ESTATE
~ AGENT, &C.. has removed his ofiisc 10 No. q
NORTH ELEVENTH STREET, wher be would
having business IN his line. nah = i0t
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FANCY GOODS.
S0S BROAD STREET.

| wv
Look at the assortment of PAPER and ENyE-
LOPES. In boxes, at 10, IL, Ia. IS. 20, rs, 80,
33, 40, and 30c., which Is one thir less than
the same qualities and Styles are sold In town.
| have one specially OF "a sheets OF PAPER, IL
CARDS, ana SO ENVELOPES, that pleases all
who see It.
HANDSOME NEW sCRAP-ALBUMs, AUTO
GRAPH ALBUMS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS:
sPRIN G-BACK MUSIC-FoLI0S. MUSIC
BOXES, &C., bought be ore the RISE which was
30 per cent.
few NICKEL CLOCKS, making The liEe again
complete every one fully warranted.
TUMBLERS Haber aud Star patterns, at 35c. per
dozen.
New.patiern JELLY. PRESERVE, and PIC.
KLE DISHES, in glass, at Zoe.
HAIR.BRU @HEs, DREsSlNG-CoHBS, TUCK
lNG-COMBs, HAIR.PINs, ROUND COMBS,
TOlLET-MIRRORs. CIO1UEs'BRUsIIFs
wHisK. BROOMs, TOILET SOAPS, &C., &C.,
In great variety and at very low prices.
PLAYING-CARDs, D0MINOEs. CHIPS, CHESS,
BACKGAMMON. &C., &C., to suit all.
Another invoice of CARRIAGE aud BUGGY
WHIPS al all prices. from 25c. to ~.
RlDING-WHIPs. IN hne raw-bide-coyered or un-
coyered-at 10 to 40c.
See our assortment OF ROUND-WOOD BOWLS,
BREAD-TRAYs. sTEWPANs covered or un-
covereo). PORCELAIN-LlNED PREsERy-
ING.KET1LkS, COLANDFRs, BROOMs,
LOO R.BRUsHEs, DUsT-BRUsHEs,
CRUMB-BRUsHES with or without pans),
TEA-TRAys. Child's TABLE-TRAYs, &C., &C.
All sizes LADIES' FoXRD CATERS aud GRAIN-
LEATHER SHOES, at 81.
MEMS HEAVY BROGANs at 81.
MEMS STIFF and SOFT HATS, In black or
colors-great bargains.
CHILDREN'S LARGE DOLL CARRIAGES,
4-WHEELED WAGONS, CAMP-CHAIRs.
rOcKING-cHAIRs, HIGH TABLE-CnAIRs,
NURSERY CHAIRS, &e.
My stock Is large aud Of grea, variety. All goods
warranted represented aud prices as low, aud an
many lower than eau be found 10 town.
W. A. STEVENS,
fe*7 No sos Broad street.
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Gj- COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
onerisg The largest and most o tractive stock of
LADIES' UNDERWEAR ever offered in This city.
Among them Will be t lund great many that cam
not po sibly be made up at the prices they SELL
Ing them for. fe28
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W LETTINGS.
DICHMOND UNIFORM EN-

DICHMOND UNIFORM EN-& y
LII CAMPIENT, No. l. I. q. o. F.
The members OF RICHMOND UNI ~
FORM ENCAMPMENT viii attend Y
stsied meeiing at WiikirsOh's Hail on
THIS Nv ednesday) EVENING. March 3, 1880. at
~ O'Clock Every member and candidates for de.
grces exuect' to he present. Members Of sister
camps invited to be present. BY order of the c. Z.
NH 3-li* :. DENNY. scribe.
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A uUSEMETTS.

MOZART HALL.--A GRAND, NOVEL,
Il AMI FAIRY ENTERTAINMENT will be given
by The ladies' of Park Place Methodist church for
the benefit OF the sabbath school, reducing
from The most sklif' works OF art, uuJer the dlrec
ton OF Profe sor MINOR late of Georgia, FRIDAY
EVENING, March 3. 1880, a. 8 o'clock precisely.
Gen, raj admission, 25c. fe 2S-6t
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General MALONE Is evidently bigger
man than Ross HAMILTON
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LECTURES.

DR. ]. B. HAWTHORNE WILL DE-
~ LIVER a LECTURE on 1.-THE SPIRIT
UALIST" in the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH on
FRIDAY, March 9th. at 8 o'c ock. Tickets can be
found at Rylsnd CO.'S. =. j. stake & Sons, G. A.
Huudley & CHS, w. G. Dandridge 4 Co.'s, and at
the door. Admission. rs cents. NH 3-3tx
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~ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE NOW
FULLY REPLENlSHED nearly every depart
meni, and are OFFERING INDUCEMENTS that
are not TO he met IN many houses in this count V.
A call will convince. fe 2S
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RICHMOND, VA, March 1. 1880.

RICHMOND, VA, March /. 1880.
CO-PARTNERSHlP.-The undersigned
~ have this day formed a co-pariner, hip unser
the run and style Of WHITEHURST K OWEN
for the manufacture OF SASH, BLINDS, DOORS,
&c; and having purcpased III tools, fixtures. aud
machinery of The lac firm OF II. B. Oven x Co,
VIII continue the business heretofore carried on ny
them. w. J. WHITEHURST.
late with j. j. Montague;
III. Il. OWEN,
mn 3-4t late OF n. u owen Co.
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DEEPENING THE CAPE FEAR RIVER VIZ
mington, N. O.. March 1.-The system Of
bar and river Improvements now in pro.
gress under the auspices of the United
States Government shows the best results.
There is steady gain 10 the depth OF water.
The British bark George Davis, with car
20 OF 1854 barrels OF rosin, and drawing
seventeen feet two inches, has passed over
the bars without detenlion.
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OFFICE OF TIE JAMES RIVER ANDl
kANAwHAt OMPANY AND BUCHANAN
AND CLIFTON FORG HALLWAY COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA, Februry 20. 1880. ]
A n ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
"A STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND KkNAWHA COMPANY AND OF THE
BUt HANAN AND CLIFTON FORG RAILWAY
COMPANY viii be held al this Office on WEDNES-
DAY. March 3, 1850. at IL NJ.
WILLIAM L. MUNFORD,
re rs secretary.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on February Gath, by Rev. W G. schaef-
fer, Mr HENRY MILF 10 Miss IDA LESS; all Of
This CITY. NOcards.
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SPECIAL VOICES.
nT MATzoEs!
MATzoEs
mATzoEsi

J shan Commence baking MATzoKs about me
10TH. An who have not given their 9yaers VIII
please send them ia at once TO Mr. 0REESTkEh
o. myself and be ready 20 receive them about tnat
time.
BALTIMORE PRICES. I'D. BRIGGS.
NH 2.3t
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JUST OPENED
ALL-WOOL RUNTINGS, IN every shade, at csc. !:
UNION BUNTINGS. in black ana navy blue, az
l2ic.:
BROCADE POPLINS, ew spring shades. at l2kc I:
New and very cheap line BLACK CASHMERES;
New spring PEkCALES aud PRINTS;
100 pieces PACIFIC LAWNs-lalest designs:
CORDED and FIGURED PIQUES from SIC. up:
PLAIN. STRIPED, aud CHECKED VICTORIA
LAWNS;
500 new patterns In HAMBURG EMBROIDE-
les al specially low prices
100 pieces T0RgH0N and BRETON LACEs;
New LANGUkDOC LACES:
New spring shades In our celebrated so. 75c.. and
81 KID GLOVES: -
Another large lot of those 2 BUTT On BLACK KID
. GLOVES ut Csc:
Large assortment new SPRING CASHMERE at old
prices:
All p.MtSTICS retailed a. wholesale prices at
JULiUs MEYER SONS, 603 Broan street.
Try our celebrated 6Uc. UNLAUNDRiED
clilRT-the best shirt made at the price. fe "a
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NJ NEW AND GRAND OPENING
WHITE GOODS, LINEN GOODS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, TABLE-LINENs,
sHEETINGS, SPRING CAssIMEREs,
l. sACKINGs, BLACK CAsHMEREs, BLACK
AND COLORED BUNTINGs,
NEw-sTYLEs MADRAS GINGHAMs,
and lots of other goods, which were purchased
ahead, at very low prices, and which ROW
offering less than their value. Don't fail to give
us call before pur hasing. We will open on MON
DAY, February 23d. and curing the week. the fol-
lowing:
I4O pieces new and choice PRINTS at SIC:
5e pieces new and choice PERCALts at 10 and
43 pieces vide and eleqant CHECK MUSLINs at
IA cases sS' BiT.fACHED and BROWN COTroNs,
SHFETINGs, PlLLoW.CASE CUITONS,
BED-TlCKS, az wholesale prices.
e2 pieces ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS. in Black and
Coiors. Now Is your time 10 buy these goods
8s pieces BLACK CAsHMEREs from csc. to
sl.25. These are elegant and cheap goods,
ana We guarantee them to be lower Than ever.
We have also received an elegant and select line
Of LACE and SILK FICHUFS COLLARS, HAND
KERCHlEFS, CUFFS, SCARF,, &C., at nanufac-
turers' prices.
We would also call a tention 10 The fact that we
are ' .0R 2FT '9es y MEihE WbES
Proofs, UL>TEk CLOTHS. CASSfMERES,
sHAWLS. SKIRTS. CLOAKS, FLANNELs Sc,
at cost prices IN order 10 close them out II will
pay 10 examine our STOCK aud lay in your supply.
We also call special attention 10 our line Of COL
OREp SILKS, COiORED SATIHS. BLACK
SILKS, BL OK SATINS, BROCADED. STRIPED,
and FIG UREH SILKS: also. a large ,lne of LIGHT
and DARK CHECKED and STRIPED SUMNER
SINS. which we are selling at extraordinary tOio
prices 10 make sIes We are also selling our stock
Of PLAIN, STRIPED and EMBOSSED VELVETs
very low, and ask cali Tor Inspection.
SO pieces newest, prefliesi, aud cheapest SILK.
CHENILLE, and BEADED FRINGE =, tust
received, from 40c To SO yard. Call and see
them at THALHlMtR BROTHERS,,
fe 2l->,MSW COL Broad street
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q sAKTsERxnIps.
RICHMOND, VA. March /, 1850.
DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnerhip heretofore existing between
Ii. q. OWEN and j. D. MOORE. under the firm
name OF H. Il. OWEN & co. is this Gay dissolved
by mutual consent j. MOORE assuming all The
liabilities OF said firm. Parties having Gains against
them VIII pre- eDt the same 10 him for setfl, ment.
aud All persons indebted TO said hrm Will lie their
accounts with him. II. b. OWN,
mn 3-4t j. q. MOORE.
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nj CO-PARTNERSHIP.

JULIUS MEYER having this day admitted his
son as partLer IN his conc RI, the sly le or the firm
VIII hereafter be JULIUS MEl ER x son. Mr.. j.
Meyer returns thauHs 10 his ftiends and the public
generally for their past generous support and begs
"A continuance OF the same for he new firm.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
COB BROAD STREET.
will always have on hand a large aud attractive
stock OF
sEASONASLE DRY GOODS,
which will be sold at
BOTTOM PRICES.
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fVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
l. pay FORMED A COMPREHENSIVE uneer
he name aad style Of
HORACE BLACKMCR 4 Co.
or the MANUFACTURING OF TOBACCO AND
CIGARS in the city OF Richmond
HORACE BLACKMUR,
fe 21-lm EDWARD BIACKMIJR
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DISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP

The firm OF WILLIS & TALTAFERROi Is this day
di ssoiyed by mutual consent.
Mr. T.. &. TALIAFERRO Will continue the busl-
ness 10 whom all claims against the concern viii Be
presented, and all parties ndebed will please make
payment. j. ". WILLIS.
h. {. TALIAFERRO.
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State NJ Virgtnia, city Of RtchmoRd-to ioi:
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS, a notary public for
the city aforesaid I'm tue Sta ~ Nirgina do hereby
certify that George Lee ami r A. Saunders. whose
names are signed 10 the foregoing writing. have this
day ACKNOWLEDGED The san g before m In my said
ei'v; aud do rthe- certify that George lee at tue
same time made otth before me That T.. A. Saunders
ms actually paid 10 him in cash the sum OF ten
thousand dollars as LIS input into the partnership
mentioned.
Gwen under my hand this 18th day OF February,
a. ID. 1880. CHARLES 4. WILLIAMS
ll.EW Nall l..l.lA
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WE, GEORGE LEE AND T.. A. SAUN-
w nEhS. have this dav formed a limited CO.
PARTNERSHIP to conduct In the city OF Rich
mond, Va, whore We both reside, the GENERAL
GRDCERY AND Provision BUSINESS for the
period OF one year from Ibis date.
GEORGE LEE + tho general PARTNER and y. A.
SAUNDFkS 1, the sp cial partner, aud has conlri-
buted the sum OF leu thou aud dOhgrs as his input
Into The concern which l. TO do business under The
style OF CT ORGE LEE.
Given under our hands this l4th dayof February
A. ID. 1880. GEORGE LEE,
T.. A. SAUNDERS.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ sIilr.-1he firm OF PUTNtY 4 WATTS is
tbs day dissolved ny mu ual consent. All Claims
against the concern will ne paid ty stephen Put
ney, TO whom parties indebted 10 the concern IN
please make payment. STEPHEN PUTNEY,
WILLIAM n. WATTS.
NOTICE.
viii continue the BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS
In all It's branches AT The Old stand OF Pufney a
watts, aud hope 10 receive con inuan e of the pa
tronage 30 literally bestowed on he old concern.
STEPHEN PUTNEY.
take pleasure In recommenGne my friends TO
the NJ W concern. WILLIAM N. WATTS.
fe 2-3Ut
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NOIICE.
I will continue 10 conduct the RETAIL AND
DISPENSING BUSINESS at the corner of FOhth
anu Franklin streets. With Increased acIliI les and
by unremittng attention to the same | hope To
merit continuance OF the patronage so hberally
bestowed In the past. K. &. TALIAFERRO.
recommend Mr.. TALIAFERRO to the public as
entirely competent and wor by OF ITS confidence.
j. ". WILLIS.
RICHMOND. VA, March /. $50. NH 1916
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-13
MANKATO.

Several parties visited Minneopa falls Sun
day last. .
Maple sugar festival tonight at Bradley's
old stand
Seventy-five dollars was Melted at the school
entertainment last Friday night.
w. b. Smith started for Illinois on Monday,
called there by the serious illness of his father
Church Aid society of st. Johns parish, will
meet with Mrs. Richmond Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Sallie Wickersham left last week for
Washington, D. O., where she will remain
about year.
Mrs. Wilbur Coffin returned to this city from
Ortonville last Saturday. Mr., Coffin has par
chased half interest in newspaper at Monte
video.
Farmers are killing and selling their sheep
in the tim Der districts of this county, as the
wolves are SO numerous. One man lost sixteen
in one night.
John N. Hall and W. P. Coffin representing one
frm and Messrs J. O. Noe, R. d. Rose and D.
l.. Rose representing another.
Sunday night man by the name of White
hair, living near Kasota, was murdered. Two
tramps came along and demanded money and
his wife ran out to some neighbors TO give the
alarm, and when she returned found him gasp
ing for breath, and in short time ne died.
He was shot in the breast. It is supposed they
got some money
building association has been formed by
Messrs. o. r. Mather, Clark Keysor and G.
Wampler. They have shop near Mr.. VAN
piers residence, which has been enlarged and
repaired. They will take contracts for build
ings to be erected IN any part of the State, and
furnish brick, stone lime, mason and carpen-
ter work, in fact everything that is required in
that line