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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09
Final Proof Notices.
Lad oao. .. BloonIart.a Neb. Ace. ssA. -

Land OAcs st Bloominstsn Nsb. Ass. setA. 10.
Notiee d hereby given that the ~fclio~ins
named settler haa died notice Of his intention 20
secure 9nai entry thereof before ] aInes A. Tut
lsys. clerk Of Dist court Of Webster eounfy,
Nsh.. 1t his cGes in Red Cleud. Neb., on wed.
nesdsy. October 9Th. 1880, viz
WilIiam Lonebotham on Homestead entry No
32S. for the North west y Sec, 10 Town . north
o. Range 10 west. sad names the following A. ~
wttnessea 10 prove continuous residence upon
kiesea. George Lyhsrrsr. and Theodore cole I'll
ofJhooasyilIs Wshster county Nehraskas. ed
Arthss. A. Pope Of Red Cloud Webster county
ss1I5ssSGse 8, " sWIrzgR. R.r;,ssr.
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AaApAHoE, NEB., Sent. |,

ARAPAHoE, NEB., Sept 2.
A foul murder has just been brought
to light ten miles southwest Of this
place, on q homestead. The facts, 90
near as w have yet elected, are as fol-
lows: Frank A. White, . young man,
left Tuesday morning under suspicious
circumstances with . team that was
mortgsged TO D. N. Tomblin. Tomblin
testified yesterday that the property
was not Whites, bat was owned by an
old man with whom White and wife
had been living. The old man was
aftsrwards found dcad and buried under
q manure pile on the farm. It is sup
posed that the body has lain there for
at least ten days. Officers started in
pursuit Immediately, and succeeded in
capturing White and wife between
Beaver City and Orleans. White sup
posed he was arrested forrunning away
with . mortgaged team. Some one
asked him, on his return here, where
the old man was. He said he had gone
to Iowa White, abous two weeks
since, bought some poison II, Cam
bridge, . small village fourteen miles
west Of here and four miles north Of
the Homestead where the murder Was
committed. The old man d. noAred
the next day. 1t d supposed White
and wife poisoned him to get his pen-
sions and team, and then started for
Pennsylvania, whore White originally
came from. At the inquest today no
decision was rendered. There win -
no decision until after . postmoet0
examination. Crcumstantial eyid6keB
b vrsy strong sgaist him. Asupo6
about Cambridge we're talking Hnch
Law, but are over their Temporary e.
|citement
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09
MONEY 80 LoANl

Money 10 prove up Nth on final re-
or on desisd Ind at 9 per cent,
md Ice Per cont commission, or at
10 per eent. no commission.
I yxo. r. WILCOX.
( Once next door 70 Chief Office. 3Otf
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09
ROAD scAApERs.

Mitchell 4 Norhart have on hand
and for sale . large lct Of road scrapers.
Call and DO convinced that il will be to
your lntsrest b purchase ofthem when
y0u want anything In that line. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

Hsssskhsslg ~ shs.I % a.is>
aiDsnsD VIZ - 0Ufro - s4aR t11H0>vu1
CO : . fsss ahsss1V s;s1as 9
49,, Asy 49, .s0bgi -
laas nIh = 4sf2asezsSfs - 80: s
- 8: q 1M 60 o. ssssAs q
Ss1A.JNs. Ss0ss9k7FGl Dss0keE
c-,u 3 - ~s,,.ss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

MOI the Crown Of Kings, nor the
Crown Of GLORY, but the Crawn Sewing
the latest and best machines
in the market, B win pay you to call at
the Pues-Onice md see II before you
purchase! For Sale by N. b. McN1r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

From Nr. nomss Joanson, q Hen-
rietta. We learn ofa ed acci6ener INT
in that vieinjty De c6hes
day. A family b. he name Of MeyeAv
conristing Of father, molher and two
sons, from Harlan county, were camp
ed on the prairie for the night. shen 4
storm came mp and lightning struck
the wagon, killing Meyers and giving
the two boys . terrible shock. The
The parties were in the wagon and
under il, and no one but the mother
escaped unhurt, who spent = terrible
nigif, trying to comfort her children
and her husband a corpse--Havdy
Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

Buy yuar tabis hotter a AS Manh.
Coal g Ice. (Hsss iu the masbe&-l
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09
&. Y. swIrzgR. R.si,..r.

Lad O1es u Rieanisston Nsb., Aus. n. isso.
naasd sslsies Ias Aisd soties q his intsation 70
make Sal proof - ssppost 81 his claim. ssd
s,essfe a1al s,t1 thsreofbsfcrs Jsnsr A. rst
soes q Del Clead SsA.. % Tuesday. Sept.
grses 4. isssee, b sntry Ne-is7s sorths 9 u
mage 10 vas. und ps1ss he hlbvias % hin
witnesses 10 prove eootiaaeus nDSdeacs sDop
ed ealttvssjes q said trsct. Wig Edward W.
Kdsoo, Edrjek n. Keeaey add Inward u. Foe
Of csvlss. NsA. aaa Nssvin Z. Thomas Of Rcd
ssez5ssS0 Q. ". swTfzER. Rssissss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

DfufEish nou kesp KendAlfs SPAWN
Cure 10 sock and the sale , rapidly
|ipcseasinE. Read Advertisemeni ia
another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09
o. v. swIrzER. Rssissss.


Laoa Once e BIeo0iastoa Nsb. As6 A.h. Is8o.
Notice b hsrshy given that The bllevins
askeh oel pref IN ssDIsst Of bis esain. ssA -
snrs asal seuY thereof. ksfere james A. Tai
lsyS. clsst e the oesrt Of Webster county, II
ss,ssGIssz I'd, isso, Via:
Isaae c, Dvra3n. I'D saisy fso ess The sysfh-
-ssSs quarter o. Ssc<ioa . town : north 81 saass
- - prove seeeiasess sssidspes spea snd e.i-
tiyssSoa Of nd trses, viz: Hrsneis Hagrneks
Wintan smith. 0rsa Forbes aud Jsdsos ferbss
ell q BlUe aill. Nsb,
sse5GsoS3 8. ". evsrsss. Rssistss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

The ConCregationsl church h now
ready 70 receive bid f6e building their
house Il wosship. For plans and spcci-
'0c9o0uD 81 Gro. BExf.
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Lad oAes 81 nooninstss. Web. Ass- -. f8n-
H;s:s: . S::;s. lsy:: ne. =: ss,,g.t,s
naks 1nal DeUof IN support Of Biz elsin, ssd
seesrs ansl nszy thereof. bsfors Clerk Of DIE
esife Ceart e eeses1 s2susy SsS-. sths e1es
D:vH biss... Id ..,ry eps. ssr he ,.r,A,<
sss;a-sss; sssfs.r ed ,srsa z .sSa..sss cf
1oSlovtn6 - - vi3oGOes % Dpgge eesfisaoss
rst4e4ss upse I'D ssIsivsajsa Of I'D Tract viz
w Aunosls Jeha AndseDe. O.sie Morris
sss9as93 R.w. SWlfzER. Rssisess.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

Ksndallis epavin Cure has shs
gseasas sale uhsrs Il be- ben cold the
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

! LAuSerAaeh makes the best Of bread.
teasna VIZ. ~ uses Red Cloud mills
Patient 6osaS. Putnam ssah IT,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

Yeu g. bsy sso 5 ssns eapn fss
q Eohy6
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

tie welfare a his stock and shosiid have
On hand for ready reference . hstk
jescribing the ~aiinscats his slssrk v aiiA
ject 20 and the seuneu16es shesvfor. IL
consideration Of this Fart Ne havx fspN
cured Tor the benefit of oar farmer sub
serihen q large number ~ cuS,irs II
"kendail's Treatise on the Hor.e." che
Of which We propose Ia give % evil
hone owner xlso pay. fos bis palrr 70
advance. The hook b ons VI great
value - il il IA index oi dveases which
give the sympsoam eause and the be-f
treatment Of each. H ctasains . table
giving all the principal drsG asri for
the horse with the ordinary do<c.
effects, and aniids<c when . poison;
also . table with an engraving u the
honss teeth nj different xgcs of the
honess . valuable collection II recipes.
and much moyc valuable informaiion.
Remember we give this valuable
work TO al Who pay their subscription
in advance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09
LOCAL MATTERS.
1alsas sssss ..1.,. x.y .. isse.

frnlns daily, sSesDt 8sBdsys.s
A. r. Tesss,in. q. n. HcIdsodee
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-16
Savannah, Florida ald-W0st8rl
RAILWAY.

R4 e
GENERAL MAxAaKRss OTTIcR,
SAVANNAH. May q. ESQ
ON and after SUNDAY, May I'D, Rassensw
~ Trains on this road win run as follows
NIGHT EXPREsS-(Datv
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-16

No change of cans between Savannah aad Jack
sOnvie and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between So
vaRnah and Jacksonville.
Sleeping cars run through to and from Savannah
and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany, without
change.
Passengers from Savannah for FeruGndIns, Gaines
vile and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for barren take this trAlh.
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick GOO a. n
Passengers leaving Brunswick at 6Q0 p. IT, arrive
at Savannah 600 A. Il.
Passengers leaving Macon at IT'S A. II. (daily
including Sunday connect at Jesup with ihls train
for Florida
Passengers from Florida by this trfin connect at
Jesup with train arriving In Macon, At 625 P. n.
daily including Sunday "a
Connect at Albany with Passenger trasns both
ways on Southwestern Railroad TO and from Ms
CON, EufAula, Montgomery, Mobile, New sOrleans,
s4c-
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for: ApasachIcola
Sunday aud Thursday evening; for Columbus eve
~ Tuesday and Saturday afternoon.
Close connection - Jacksonville cAily (eundays
excepted1 for Green Cove Springs, &c. Augustine,
Pafaika. Enterprise, and al hndings ION Ct Johns
river.
Trains on B. and A r r leave Jahction, going
west, at IL 81 A. IL, ana for Brunswick 9i 40 P.
NJ. daily, exceps Sunday.
Through Tickets sold, and SleepinglCAr Rerths &C.
cured at Brens Ticket once No % Bah street, and
AZ Savannah, Florida and Western Railway PasseA-
ger Depot
ACCOMMODATION TRATN-EAETKRN DIVI-
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81. MARKS BRANCH
Trains on the 81. Marks Branch leave T.lI.h.....
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays and refurn
from st. Marks on Wednesdays. Fridays and sun
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AT Live Oak daily with the Savannah, FIorida and
Western Railway to and from eavnnnab. ana an
northern, Eastern and Western Cities
AT Lake City daily with the FlorId, Central Rail-
road to and from jacksonville ST. hugustIneI pa
p;xa enterprise ana all Landings on the ~ johns
At Baldwin daily with the Atlantic Calf and West
India Transit Railway to and frOu, TefusndIus.
GAINESVILLE, Cedar Key, and with Steamer for Tam
IA, key West and Havana
At Chsttahoochee three times weeklV.with the
Peoples Line and Central Line Boats TO and from
Colun bus, Eufaula, Fort Gaines, Apalaekicola and
other River Landings
t. Through sleepers leave jackson lie for Tai
lahassee at $50 P. NJ daily, and 1allaf assee for
Jacksonville at 610 p ~ daily
EDGAR VIIET
General Passenger Agent
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-16

N - NaWm b1sinsss now before the pubic. You
can mako mqmay faster at work FOR ne
an than q anything else. Capital mot re-
and uewH&smede at home BY tie indnssii0ns Men, w.
ms3 noyyaM giis wanted evsrywhere 10 WORK for h.,
NOW fhet!me. X0u deyote your whole time 70 the
wnsk, on only gour spare momenfs No other BURMESE
Yi pay you nearly % well. No willing work
&c ;: .::.s:s sssEs ! si sss s Sssts
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-16

n EW u N ED
Monster Shows!
SUPREME UNITY OF
II MASTODOnlC EXHIBITIONS Il
A Glorious Assemblage Of Enrapturing Attractions
Sssa before .s combining os.
@ dDe bright Yields her universal store Of costly novelties . with no other
show e01g han" art contributes its a i
and S m nsy. ep a% s % y"" I
THE LARGEST AND BEST SHOW
s feature, :ss %ss:s catalogue Of superior an" rarely
Royal Broncho Horses,
asuperby grand exempfcaon intelligence training
The New York Aquarium,
myrds WONDERS. travelling
Fryers New Pony Circus,
formed by ' asaap miniature most ' per
Imperial Japanese Circus,
Mkad performer and only genuine allowed
Melville's Australian Circus,
a q: ss :.pss s y ws ss S ks :"a
Emma Stoke an" one hundred .,eS a @ sy Land and CLINE
surprises
Colvins Superb Menagerie,
ss spso @ ss Inc from
Japanese Art Gallery,
pics representing
Woods New York Museum
containing specimens Of the animate and nanime world
The Great Indian Show;
%sst Ct 1 tn. %s: ] ; Of @ pictures T % @ per-
$4,000 Troupe Of Educated Dogs
the only dogs existence who form 's @ % dog court and . then try
convict AND hang cur toT stealing @ @ SI h & arrange tuner: pro-
Ritchells Flying Machine
the
largest showso earth
The Giant Devil Fish,
nine and half feet long, with its tentaces spread
$4,000 Electric nluminatOr,
own light The brilliant sun OLD SOL ao a y this
alone city making brighter
Just Added, Pair Of River Horses
from the River Nile Huge mountains Of blood sweating CULVER
An Astounding Marine AOcouOhment Of Baby Sea Lion
only Of the kind chsouisd The archives aqu.
the h and mother ~s in stats q oaPd I tiny ~n:o POLAR
.oa's ss :ssss s@ over sss World
Grand Free Novelty Parade Every Morning
o'clock heraded THE MGHTEsr PAGEANT cart. ha.
fES f GIANT evidence ''
PRICES or ADMISSION Adults, 7sc; children Under
Nine Years, 6Oo Reserved Opera Chairs, 400 Extra
TALLAHASSEE, - TALLAHASSEE,
MONTICELLO, NOVEMBER 18th; TALLAHASSEE NOVEM-
III >l4 BER 10Th: MADISON NOVEMBER, C0th sa8
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Mothers !Moshers!! Mothers!.!

rost by sick child suffering and cry ing with the
txcrucatir & pain of cutting teeth If so, 60 at
oncs and get bottle of MKS. WINSLO WIS
SOOTHInG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer mmedistely-depend uDon il;
there is no mistake ab nut it. There is not a
mother on csrth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels. and give res. 10 the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe TO in I'll casos and pleae-
ant to tho tasto and is tho prescription of ono of
The Oldest and bost female physicians and nurses
in tho United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine m.
less the facsimile Of CURTIS g. PERKINS
is on tho outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty i've cents bottle Beware Of
limitations.
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HAED on FREDEmCKsBUEu.- Two young
.00n, i!om Nav York were at the station hous,
. dog, who stated that they had been robbed
4; the station house 10 Fredericksburg. They
we're on Their way TO their native State from
F,oIl!a, where lhoy had been at work, and ar
lIvIOg at, as they called it, TT nnoo mt look.
IYE ttlc city Of fredericksburg, they though
they might as well put up at the s!ali,n house
ard save the little change it would cost
50 for nights lodging tIiowhcr,; bat 10
alcNNs as 10 eatiog the cheapest is Tho doarts.
ii Tho long run. II man gees to q cheap
boarding house lie ought not to complain if he
hods paper collar 10 his soup DOW and ,hcp
Wei, these young men who were neatly alfred,
.1d themselves down TO rest, little Dreaming
that robbery could take place right uGdar the
Eyes Of the Iao, bu. they arose ir tie morning
10 fad they had been robbed Of every oen, they
'J>scssod. They shook The uu.t CT thst .iy
tom lhcll feet, AID dciartcd with tho Prospect
id2!2 Them Of pleasant tramp.
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HE MITCHELL LYCEUM Tho Mitchell
h'c-uu, oOICrer urpamz1trvu OF TINS city, c ,le-
''''ed iIs second anniversary Lust night nt their
''-I1s CO Alfred street. There were q largo
L-'A1-r o. th0 menJcrs grescnt. and quite q
l'N1eE q VISITORS. The exercises Of tho even
az e5L;!stld OF essays, declarations, and SeIco
uIo>, 3! II which wcro well rendered, after
"1ph t29 table vas spread AID tie company
r4.Io5A q tic siants prepared for the OCCASION.
LUIS 'risl 2riou sotakts we'll for tho better
..'' Of nc colorcd people Ct this city. md
' ,., lar io"nrta showing that thcrc is q c'ass
y. mos People who will improve themselves
"'H opportunity offers.
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ROBBED IN WAsHINGT0N.-A ycua. mla,
,l@r!c7 Saunders arrived ia ;h:s city 10 Day III
VlliinuIe plight lie stated thai nc had boon
70 Baltimore for some timo ard had been sent
Tor bg his father, r. IT, Saunders, Of New Bal
umorc, tauunicr county. Va, 10 como homo to
IKE eSaygc of iaTiu llo tock little of
mcthloG to drink" purchased through
uck.t 10 his hem, and started o. The Bali
more aud Ohio Rsiroad train for Washington.
@&s.c nc a7tiyed last Eight. When he reached
Tie H'&sh street depot, ho ioIt u little drogsy,
57d A4rG himself 10 a position he soon ieli
asleep When he awykc he icuad shat no had
been -yy@J of hia pocket heck containing lis
"cs't an all Tic money he haJ. Search vas
made "a; tie i,st morty c;uii Dot be found
He "Ia allowed 10 pass over The road 10 This
giy Tree bet how Ec il to get TO his bone h.
i1os not know.
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|" IhTEcK's DAY.-Thc gloom resting
-.Ya ice city, IL Consequences of the rainy, dis
I i''sSNoe weather of the past ten days, was
I ;.o to-dsy by ST. Patrick bringing with
,,I % nus annual visit, contrary TO custom and
..> anS bright, bricing weather. In coz.
r., l4cSc2 OF the lutfering in ireland the day
, %a, a9"et to pass of without any demonsra
bs S. ~ The societies that have celebrated i,
Ks.r.ssI:Fe. 10 night the Alexandria Catholic
IffT.lSaI Society will attend st. Mays
Fat Iva 10 body to listen TO 90 address by Rev
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| From Wilkes Spirit of!ho Times, Dec, S, 1871. !
A. b. c., Mich,-Whst should be- done TO re-
duce al enlargement OF tendon OF forward leg.
The back !onloA, Caused by grabbing it while
trottlrx. 1t is sound now, l think. IL wss fired
isst spring snd the horse turned out al summer
GnsWer-Clipr OF the hair and apply Giles
L'nimcnt lodid.ds Ammonia twice a day, until
1t lrrtatss, when temporarily Giscontinue. and
Commences again. II IS tho only remedy that
vii permanently rcmovca chronic enlargement
Of this kind, Send To DIR. Giles, l2n VISIT bros,!.
way. N; J, WAC viii furnish full information
Nilcs' Fills euro Hea1Achn.
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kOC.gE EEEE-fTSHS

p, MI Inenss LsuDo1 6GGertis to day his
Swiss Pfc,ss family fur.
lie famous musical McGib, NJ family will
give gratd family chrc.rt 10 this city, a. S,-
repta Hall. Saturday afternoon al . o clock, See
advertisement elsewhere.
R:v. Father Dennis O ksur of St. Mary's
Cbuoh, LETT this mcreiog for Richmond 10 raw
his annual vii. 10 Bishop J. J. keare.
Mr.. John A. Milburn, of Washington, hiss
soid iot Of ground on The southeast CO.,
5SS 50 IVA W.
., Several bird-hsHks have been nSing around
tne narkct house steepla for the past week or
TWO, and they can be seen any evening nercbed
upon lhe letters on The spire Of that s.eeple. II
IS supposed that they have taken UP their uusr
tiers either IN thesleeplo or the City Hotel.
The Gteam!r George L,a,y has rcdrc ID her
taro 10 Norfolk to Sl.j0 round trip.
Inc onalne and cars damaged by the accident
on the Virginia Midland railroad Su ,dsy night
arrived At the depot in this city to-day.
Edith Burke, colored girl, was arrested late
yesterday afternoon by officer James Smith for
fteallng articles of clothing from the bosr!ir q
school OF Mr.. Giles A. Penick She will be-
Tried at the Mayors Gin; % at sir o'clock this
evening. 'n''
MI mr.. Jsmes Broom has been appointed tee
graph operator Of the o1fc TO be established in
lIls city next week by the American Union
Telegraph Company.
- hey. d. l., Pierce will deliver lecture in
she Ai' D. Church 10 night on "Monomaniscs. !"
Ihe Womsn's Christian Tenn per,nco Union
hola a large meeting in the rooms of ,ho Ak.
"nafia hcioTm Club this afternoon.
=, Tho U. S, training ship Sara'og, passed down
ing river al hall past twelve O'clock today on
her way TO Hampton Roads. '"' ="
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AS an efficient oshartf a certain ouro for
h'a lOchcs. dyspepsia, Bilious attack ks, and
perfect regul alor OF the liver. W. commend j.
NJ. L,rcquc's Auti-bilious Bitters, rnanufac-
tured IN Baltimore, Md. for over half a century.
Hosts Of the mCst prominent cilizers uohesi-
taiIrgIy lndoIsc them as tho most potcn!
Iemody OF The age. 2j,. paner or ST bottle.
W. T. Thcrotop, Ploprioor, b ,timorc, Nd,
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c,~a 'pENT AT CAMERON MILLS --TLcrc
ni1S GeaT bang fatal Lc,ident at Cameron
E,r r - larisx county, last night. Mr.. Chas.
I'M yIna,o0' who is tho night miller at the mill,
.in. y tMessrs. Hunt e. Roberts, in passing
sLss1;DI !te machinery, was caught by oDc of tho
onv I -: and badly. but net fatally burt. The
nnD5 ;uIcg' 1t is supposed that saved Mr. Ed.
pl,o.rsnoo from horriaoIe death. wss the dis
.sAslt OF tho gearing Of tho mschinlrz.
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a telegram rocoiyad hero at 4 o'clock from
Lyrchburg ssys fro this evening destroyed
tho tobace, factories q Flood !; Smith, aud
hsnci * u MOorm'u. PAGES factory opposite,
it is expected will be saved.
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DEATH OF NR, CAARLEs Is. UlcKIns1s-
This we'll known gentleman and Christian min
iS!er expired 81 his residence in the Sreen Gar
don re iehbolhood, six Mills from Trevillisr's
depot, Louiss county. Monday evening. in about
;he illty-hrst yo.r OF his ago. siler prolonged
snd psln!ul Illness Of cancer Of the stomach.
DR.. Dickinson wac hrOLhe' Of DR.. l.. T. Dick.
lnson. late owner Of the Southern Planter and
Farmer. and il is said that his decesse. WAS
hsstoned by knowledge OF tho acts and imam.
csl wreck of his brother lately made public bv
the newspapers of this city, hu. n knowledge Of
which was doubtless first derived from DR.
Luther L. dickinson himself His death under
the sad circumstances will be an added pang TO
the regret felt by his friends st his dopsriurs
hence.-Rici. Commonwealth.
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Ashland, llouso, ..;ith St. apd 4th ava,

@'o" L VI St0JI IIdIUu IVi IOIJ J
| have used the EoRIish Condition Powders
aud can II Commend :hcm to the r uii Pfoles
sion IS being pure and similar TO tho imported,
and would Use no ether. For purity and quail
~ ihcg arc uoC y1ailod and invaluable to horse
ulcn. iSisnoii. HARRY HARTMAN,
Late Manager Of Buid Dcb'c's Turf Stock.
mr. IL 81
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Seriously Shot.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March l7.-Michac Far
rell, Of Baltimore, was sho! in the face hero to
day during a political quarrel, and seriously
injured by somo party unknown to tho au-
thotities.
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AN OLD TRlCK.-A track hand Oh tho Viz.
glna Midland railroad vent to t,acp 10 that
tine honcrcd way. O., on the track, laet
eight, short distance this sido of Lyrchburg,
ant The train camc along and cut of his arm,
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hTTAcHMENT.-Au attachment was executed
upon tho steam tug ELLA, which has been IN.
dcrgoing repairs ut tho ship yard. yesterday
ovc,ninr. by Constable ohm Il. Gray. 10 favor
OF II. Is. Waddcy, CT Georgetown. against ohm
H. keisclo, the owner, for q debt Of SIS
The boat was still detained horo to daE.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, INurcAl II, 1880.
For the Middle Atlantic States colder. oIetr. ar
partly cloudy weather, uorthorly winds, rising
barometer,
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PERsoNAL.-Miss &. Willie Pfica, ono of
Lynohburg's rrettiest and most popular ladies,
who has been visiting ct the rosidooco Of Rev.
Mr.. Suter, on Washington street, for several
weeks past. left for her homo this morning.
M:s' Lotto Mason, Of fredericksburg, is
visiting Miss lilly Smith, on ST. Aeaph street,
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lR1SH RELIEF FUND. -Tho Committee hav.
ing charge Of tho Irish relief fund met last
night 81 tho office of the CITY Treasurer, NJ. B..
llsrlow. With MIR. Edward Hughes chairman,
and MIR. Henry Strauss ST cictGry. Mr.. Nj. B..
Harlow, treasurer Of tho fund WAS Instructed to
trat SHIT TO tho suffering people CT Ireland tho
amount collected Ssh. The money will be
distributed in tho three districts of Ireland
North, South aid West, where tho greatest
distress prevails.