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Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
PERSONAL,

Capt. d. =. Whitmer Is attending
Court at Kingston, this week,
We acknowledges tiie pleasure OF
call from Dr. X. Il. l.atld, ON Monday
last. lie isa prominent physician, at
Camden.
MIR. rhos. 4 Rothrock, merchant
from Albany, called last week and made
himself sold Win tllis office.
Mr.. Vim. j. Craig, the newly married
man, from Swanwick, dropped in last
week. lie has our best wishes.
MIR. Al Hunt, conductor ON the
hrsnl,i road, is laying of few days
This week, shaking nands with his
friend, about Richmond.
Mr.. Baum, of The firm OF WassOn II
Baum. went to ST. Louis the latter part
of last week, t0 see how the mule mar
bet looked, aud 70 hiGt ~ Items loF
future emergencies.
Mc.sr-. jas. ". Garner and w. ;.
COnrow, rising young attorneys of this.
c''y'l'''e g'''e TO- kingston, c''u".'
county 10 a'tc''o Uo"r'' ''''s MeoN'
we nope III ,pTs WV W S"ccc's'"' !"
their undertakings,
We had the pleasure OF call fro IN
MAJ y. Allell' yesterday lie mas SUI
hcichlly reeoNeTcu iro'h us 'cceh'
seyffl ilh"ss, y he aeie 10 a''enu 10
business agalh' ne '' soh'g I" '''osp
up INTO the euge olo'"y county
Miss Minnie b. Davis, of St. Louis, a
vinsomc and dashing belle of the
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liip guest W %'-s ff'"p v fO"aHH Frf
l'er departure WHICH may W" "p?', w '"
lo"S ucierreu' WIN c""se' 40 "ouo''
man! " nc''r'"o"e "'ho"s VI" s'"''S
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The following gentlemen have paid
subscription since oUr last issue, not
mentioned elsewhGre, iQr which they
will accept our thanks VIM. Brewer,
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D..D'.''ra, ~ - .e"as' IL :, CO.
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DR., Warner Holt. sou of MIR. rhos
Holt, returned thi, morning from
Chicago, where he has been attending
Medical Lectures this winter. He is
nova full Hedged "HoGt0r Of Iodl
cine having graduated with high
honors at the best Medical School IN
Chicago
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Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
BIBLE LESSON
Taught at the Sunday School
sss.,ss,..at the Christian Church
IN Richmond.
w. W, M0SBY, Superintendent
Lesson 9.--MarCl 7, 1880

q. What is the title OF the next
book Of Poetry
a. The Psalms.
q. Why are these writings called
Psalms
\. They mean praises.
q. Who are the writers OF the
Psalms +?
\. David, Moses, Solomon, Asaph,
Jcduthun, HeWan and Ethan, beside
several anonymous writers.
@. What is tie meaning OF
Selah Z
y. 1t is not positively known, II
occurs upwards of 20 times in til,
Psalms, and is thought to mean &
note, or pause or rest.
@. What. IS the next book VI
Poetry ?
y. Proverbs.
q. What is the moaning of Pro
verbs
A. Wise sayings.
q. Who IS the author of thi,
book
\. Solomon.
q. Was he the author Of any Pro
verbs beside these
A. He spakc 1900 Proverbs, Is
Kings, Ith, b verse.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
New Chnrch Rnlldlng.

We learn from Mr.. j. W. Shot
well, one of the building committee,
that arrangements haYo been made
to secure the brick to build Bap-
list Church, at this place, this spring.
Arrangements are not yet fully
completed for erecting the building,
but are in progress, looking toward
that end. We hope our Baptist
friends will not let the matter rest
longer, but win push the work right
along. Every man who feels an
interest in the town. should be will
ing to contribute literally towards
building il up, and as we are some
what deficient in church buildings,
no time should be lost in supplying
this deficiency. All that is needed,
is active work on the part of those
haying the matter in charge.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
BIG MULE TRADES.
Richmond Attracting The Attention OF
the Large Stock Traders I
Sales Ia One Day 10 the Amount OF
Nineteen thousand Dollarsi

Tuesday last marked an epoch in
the city of Richmond, the largest
sales of mules being made on that
day that was ever before consumatcd
in ono day, in the county.
On that day, Mcssrs. Dobbling &
Grant sold TO Mr.. n. &. Crcnshaw,
dealer of st. Louis, SO mules and .
horses, making car loads. The
mules were splendid lot, being
selected stock.
On the same day, Messrs. Wasson
& Baum sold to Wolf Cohn, of st.
Louis, ono hundred mules, car
loads, the pick of their lot ofll7,
that they held here in pens. This
was also a splendid lot of mules, and
had been seledted with great care.
Tho total of the sales referred to
above, will amount to about $l9,-
600, which is a big thing for town
like this.
From the above it will be clearly
sccn that the enterprise aud get up
Of our local mule anl horse traders,
is proving a valuable auxiliary to
the farmers of Ray county, for il
opens Hp to them u market Tor their
surplus stock, and these firms are
willing, at all times, to pay the last
cent for stock that the market will
justify. They can't afford TO give
their time to the business and use
their money, without some remuncl-
alton, but the people must expect
tradesmen to have margin for pro-
fit. but sellers can allow for this
margin, and then ret more for their
stock than they have been getting
heretofore from occasional buyers,
who happen along. Our judgment
j. that the business of buying and
selling nudes as now established in
Richmond, is a big thing for our far.
mcrs, and they ought TO encourage
and foster all such enterprises.
Home markets are always The best,
and establishing home mule aud
horse market in our midst, gives'us
an advantage we hayc not before
had. These firms are now ready 10
buy more stock, and ifyou have u
surplus bring it in and sec what they
will give you for it.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
RICHMOND DEMOCRAT
Now I'm Effect.

All local advertisements or local no.
tices on this page are charged for at the
rate Of 10 cents per line for the first In
sertion and ) cents for each subsequent
insertion. No special rates given to
any person not having standing adj
yertlsomont.
RITObituary notices and Tributes of
Respect are charged Tor at the rate Of
> cents per line.
STRAY notices are 81 GO for one animal
and 81 90 for each additional animal.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
THE LATEST ROOM.
rresn Garden Seed by Weight.

Ihave secured the agency for the
sale Of Fresh New Garden Seed,
which | will sci! in any quantities
by weight. By this way Of purchas.
ing, you can get from two to four
times as much as you get in the
ordinary way. These seeds were all
grown in Iowa and Kansas last year,
aud are warranted to be fresh and
sound. Gall at the Post Office and
SEQ how much seed you can procure
for iiyc or ten cents.
J. W. BOWEN,
At Post Office.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Mr.. o. G.. Williams. who liycs 6
miles west of Richmond, has placed
US under obligations for a sample of
hi, new variety Of Irish Potatoes,
known as the early Ohio" which
are earlier and more productive
than tho "Early Rose" lie also has
the "Snow Flake" avery fine vaiic-
ty. lie has limited quantity OF
each Of the above for sale, for seed,
and gardeners would do well to give
them a trial.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
lis no iInmbng

That Stradcr & Asbnry have on hand
and are making the neatest finished
wagon, both In wood work, ironing
and painting that has ever been offered
to the public. They arc also making
one horse, double and single shovel
plows, which they warrant as good as
can be made, and they are doing more
repairing for less mouey than any house
west OF Sc. Louis. All we ask is for
YOU TO come aud see our work aud get
our prices before buying.
g.tf STRADER a. ASBIrRN
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
GIles Saving MacIlIne.

would notify all Interested, that
] have the agency for Ray county,
for the celebrated Giles Saving
Machine, and will be glad to furnish
information In regard TO IL to all
wanting a saw, II IS the best
machine Of the Kind ever in the
county. Write for terms, TO
THOMAS L, THOMPSON,
s.2ts Hardin, Mo,
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
IalnahIe win For SnIc.

| want TO sell half interest, or
the whole Of the mill, located at
Nibbard. 1t has one run Of corn
burrS, one run of wheat huus and II
good saw mill, with 2j horse power
engine. All in good running order,
\ bargain can be secured.
w. G. TOLER,
s-7.3t Willard, Mo.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Carrolton Record l.. G.. Can't
well, the popular postmaster at
Richmond, was in town last Friday.
lie is man who carries sunshine
with him wherever he goes and Is
always welcome in Carrollton.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
Major MrIghi,s Lccinrc.

Don't forget the Lecture of Major
Wright, of Carrollton, on Gen.
Shields, at the Court House, to-
morrow, (Friday nighD. Tickets
are for sale at the Drug Stores aud
Postofllcc. Admission 2j cents,
Children under IL years of age, and
pupils of the Public School 10
cents
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

The expenditures Of Ray county for
1879 foot up SlG,072 Is, which is &c.
l2l 81 less than the year 1873, but in
1873 several bridges were built, which
makes some difference, but there is O
considerable saving in several other
items.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

For the benefit Of our MasOli,s"
friends and others interested in
siderable space Oh our first page, to
description Of the Masonic
emblcms, found under the base of
Cleopatra's needle in Egypt, which
was recently torn down preparatory
to removing il TO Sew YORK. This
immense pile Of granite and mor!ar
was erected more than nineteen
centuries ago. Yet the strongest
evidences Of the existence Of the
Masonic Order at that time were
found beneath itt base. The ac-
COUNT we publish makes very intcr-
estinG reading.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
Few Firm

Mr.. Alie,l Hughes has sold his inter-
est in the store Of Holt q Hughes, to
Mr.. Holt, and in future the style Of the
firm will be Holt & Son. The new firm
have an excellent stock Of new goods,
and ask for them personal examine
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Capt. Geo. n. McGee has the most
noYel sign in town. 1t Is made of .
inch tin spouting. and if he will have It
painted red will be very attractive.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

The poorest man in the land
should be treated like gentleman
II he behaves like q gentleman. 1t
is character and conduct that make
the gentleman not wealth, nor
1rnee
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
\ AfAN or \ THOUSAND.

When Heath was hourly expected, all RENEE
lie. having failed, 'fId Dr. u. James was eN-
Ierimcniiug With the many herbs Of Calcutta,
lie incidentally made preparation which cu~
rel h- only child of oeN3gkP-l3T. III, uhi,d
Is now lu thl, country, apd DniuS ug The hest
ut hellth llp lla- proved to the world that
ssss4gp p,!.- can be positively and permanently
cured. The Doctor now gives ohi- receipt
Tree " ith Iull PARTICULAR, showing that eV-
cry one eau De his own ply -iciau uud prepare
his own medicine, ouly asking that each re-
nit two green stamps To pay expenses. This
herb also cures night-swvat,, nausea ut tbs
stomach, ant will rcus ~ frr.h pllA iH "a
hours. Address ssa17:es .e
lu,2 RGgt 81. lhila. numiug this paper.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

We arc indebted to Mr.. j. Il. Mcr.
win, Of the 81, Louis Journal of
Education, for the education column
found on the ith page Of this issue.
We hope he will send rs something
Of the kind often.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Rccollcct the Lecture on Gen.
Shields, by Major Wight, at the
Court House, tomorrow night,
This will be a rarc treat. BE surc
and he there.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Mr.. l.. NJ. Grant, Of this city, was
called to Kansas City on Sunday
night last, his brother, DR., Solon
Grant, having died suddenly of
heart disease, at that place. DR..
Graut was u member of the firm of
S. S. Grant & son, the largest mule
dealers in the west. lie was u regu-
lar graduate Of a medical college,
but preferred the business Of his
father to his profession. His loss
will hc severely felt by large circle
of acquaintance aud friends,
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

We will give notice when the see
ond volume of the Statutes arrives,
so that Justices of the Peace, in the
county, may know when to come
for them. They are little slow
with the work ut Jefferson City,
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Miss Lou Ford takes pleasure in noii-
Tying the public that she j. now pre-
pared to do Drcssmaking oh short
notice. and solicits the trade ofthe ladies
Of Ray county. Terms Reasonable.
Call and see aud be convinced.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Candidates for city officers am
nounced for $3.50 cash IN advance.
If you want city Office show your
colors like a little man. For $3.50
YOU can say so.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

The decline in the price OF corn is
supposed TO be due TO the fact that
the elevators and grancries as the
principal marts are filed to their
utmost capacity.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Tho high price OF hardware and
lumber will somewhat rctard build
ing this spring, but considerable im-
provemonts will he made IN and
about Richmond.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
CLUB LIST.

Richmond DUMoCRAT aud st. Louis
Weekly Republican, year, 50 80.
Richmond DEMOCRAT and Burlington
Haickcve, year, 50 20.
Richmond DEMOCRAT and st Louis
Weekly Times, year, 81 30.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Bethany Broad AK; ". :. Soy
mour, OF Richmond, No., is favor.
ably mentioned as candidate for
Secretary Of state, subject to the
nomination of tho State Democratic
convention. Mr.. seymour was
chief clerk of the House of Repre-,
srntatiyrs at the last session of the
gls.aturc and filled that dinCult
position with satisfaction TO the
Legislature, aud great credit to him.
self. Mr.. seymour would make a
splendid Secretary Of State,
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Mr., r. J. Settle, Secretary of the
State Tobacco Association, of ST..
Louis, has agreed to furnish small
quantities Of the "Whitc Burly"
Tobacco seed, free, 60 farmels wish
ing to raise it. Write 70 him Tor
what YOU need.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
Tile Stock Farm and Homo MeekIy,

This is the title Of new candidate
for public favor in the newspaper
liHe, at Kansa, City. The paper
will be devoted to agriculture and
stock, but will hayc a well selected
miscellaneous department for the
dre-side, as well az D thorough digest
of the news Of the week, We like
the number before us, aud hope il
will succeed. subscription price
81 50pcr year.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Referring to notice which ap'
pcared in the DEMOCRAT last week,
TO the effect that noDcentrat ed Lyc
would cure Hog Cholera. AIr, w.
T.. lIubbcll assures Us that he has
tried it and that it Is a sovereign
remedy. lie mixes it with slop
made of bran or corn meal or some
thing that the hogs relish, and gives
it to them as strong as they will
drink it. If he gets the mixture a
little too strong he adds fresh slop
until he gets 1t just sight. lie says
it's a sure cure. Talk With HIM on
the subject the first opportunity you
have, and it may save you much
trouble aud loss.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

a good family newspaper is
necessity which every Intelligent
family will have. 1t helps to pass q
leisure hourpleasantly il furnishes
material for profitable conversation
and improves the mind, clcvates the
feeling, and drives away dun care.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

The protracted meeting at. the Metho-
dist Church, in this place, closed on
Sunday night last, Several additions
were made during the meeting, and
much interest was manifested.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

John Holman aud Thomas Turn
age mentioned in our last issue, as
having been arrested in Kansas
City, on a charge Of horse stealing,
were brought before Esquire q. IL.
Becklcy on Monday morning last,
Cor a preliminary trial. They waived
examination aud were committed to
jail in default of bail. The bail OF
Holman was placed at 800, and
Turnage at $500. one of the horses
foundi in their possession was the
property of John 5. Rains, the other
belonged to Mr.. Booth, both ofthis
county. We understand they haye
both got their horses back, This is
probably the ilrst oilense these young
men have committed. Holman i
about n aud IL Is claimed that
Turnage Is under IS years old,
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

DIR. w. w. Nosby says that wheat
bran mixed up into n dough with
buttcr-milk, is q sure cure for
chicken cholera. II is easily tried.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Several interesting religious meet
ings have been held, by different
denominations, in the county, re-
Gently, and we would be thankful to
any person, who win furnish us a
reliable report of the same. Give us
tho news,
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
Notice 60 Teachers.

i will hold an examination in Rich
mond, the itli Saturday in every month.
Teachers must not ask for examinations
a. other times. TH0S. NJ. DEACY,
a3-ly-E County Schoo, Com.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

We are requested Dy Ag. WIN.
McClain TO say TO The farmers Tie
up your wool carefully this spring.
There viii be some competition in
the market, aHa wool carefully
handled will sell be tier and quicker
than that poorly handled. 1t always
pays to do anything well, and
especially will il pay to handle your
wool nicely.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

The last Carrollton Record has an
article euloguising the "Tramp Prin-
ter" We hope they will all call on
the Record, and steer clear of this
Office. We have tried hinI 10 our
hearts content. We know al his
trick:.'s
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Prof Gus Nicdermcyer has Ncw
boy baby at his house, and he is so
proud Of fit tina { he wants everybody TO
know II.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

We take il all back about the
Sunday mail. On tha authority of
both the Postmaster and hIs deputy
We gave notice last week that the
Sunday mail to this place would be
discontinued, but it wasn't, and
now we want it distinctly under
stond that we don't know any thing
abOut ID,
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Mr.. Charlie Rice is having his lot,
east Of Mr.. \. X. Eeyburu's resi-.
}cgcc, cleared oil, preparatory to
building himself a residence in the
spring.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

The buds are swelling out premature
ly this spring, for the March weather
will be sure TO nip them
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Good Fresh Garden Seed at retail,
in bulk cheap. Call at Post office
in Richmond, Mo. s.4w.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

For the best wagon on wheels, get a
celebrated beyei tire Bain Wagon from
JACKSON Il PATTON.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Next Monday will lie County
Court day. Drop in and settle that
little subscription bill you owe this
office,
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Mr.. Richard Iiidgoll has bought
two lots from Mrs. Snowdcn, in the
eastern part of town, and Is prcpar.
ing 10 build residence thereon.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Mcssrs. Cowgirl & George, of
Caldwell county, shipped two car
loads of cattle from this point yes
terday.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Liberty Tribune Mrs. ID. G.
Allen has gone 10 Richmond on q
visit 10 her parents.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Measles are reported as prevalent
about Norbornc. II Ed. Macoubric gets
them, he can have our .ympaihics.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Read the changes in prices in Far
ris, Dale s Cp., advertisement.
They have some Tea at a low price.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
Died.

In this city. on Thursday evening,
Feb. 10Th, 1850, Mrs. Amanda VI. Nc.
Roberts, wife Of our esteemed fellow
loWnsman, Major a. McRoDerts. The
deceased was the mother OF Mrs. j. II.
Child. Mrs. McRoberls was a lady
much beloved. and her death Is widely
mourned, for all feel thata good woman
has been called away from earth to her
reward beyond the skies, where pain
rand SORROW nre unknown. Her disease
was ErysIpelas, and she bore her long
confinement with Christian t0rtltudc.
The family have the sympathles OF the
community in their great loss. She was
buried in the New City Cemetery, on
/ Friday.
The White Messenger has once
more made his appearance in our
iaidsi. On Wednesday molning,
| the 18Th inst, the angel OF death
entered the house of Mrs. Bocclamp
and carried away her eldest son,
John Boechamp, yonng man OF 10
\ summers. after a short Illness of u
hours. suffering terribly from Con-
gestivc Chill the sou! took its
departure toparts nknowu. Medi-
cal aid was summoned aud all efforts
| were made to restore the young man
to health, but all 10 no purpose the
decree had gone forth aud death en-
sued. lie lcaycs mother, little
sister and brother, TO mourn tho
death OF One 50 dearly loved by
them, on whom they were depending
for support. They, in their bercaye-
mcnt have the sympathics of many
friends whom the young man had
won by his steady, diligcnt and up,
right character, and for his friend.
ship for all with whom he was
associated. How true the maxim,
"dcalh is no respectcr of persons" i"
for the young man in the bloom OF
youth 50 soon called from time to
reap tie benefits of an ever ending
ctcrulty. Though not a church
mcnhbcr, but lay his honesty of pur-
pose, purity of soal, We are led Ia
believe hc will bask in the sunshine
of eternal glory forever. II. u.
Hardin, Mo, Feb. 2llh, 1880.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

The best Of men are tcmptcd sore,
Aud wich ed men will swear;
\ woman : oath's to bang the donr
And sometimes bang he hI,.,
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Prof. john Is. Nance commenced
his writing school at this place On
Monday night last, but was taken
sick and had to give it up. lie had
c spell of vertigo, and the doctors
advised him % go home and rest
awhile. lie will be all right in 4
few days, as sound and hearty as
ever.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

.jusL received ear load OF 2S OF the
Celebrated Beyel Tire Balm Wagon, by
JACKSON & PATTON.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

The Pike county papers have adj
yanced the price Of subscription to
$500 year We will continue to
urnish the Richmond DEMOCRAT at
81 80 as long as we eau do so, with
out actual loss. The paper makers
haye gone wild and are advancing
the price of paper about 2 cents
every month. If they continue this
conrse all summer, they will get II
up 10 a round price by fall,
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26
AHalpackagc Of g BLACk-0RAuGhI
free OF charge at


f.1nn acres of land In Texas, title
OtOO guaranteed, tor exchange
for land in Missouri, or first.cllss stock
At low prices.
McCEISTION, QUlRk & co.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

We had a heavy rain storm here on
Tuesday night, but We understand they
had a hail aud heavy wind storm IN
about rick, about the samc Iime.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Take BLACK-DRAUGHT" aud YOU
will never he bilious,
For sale ~ Garner 4 Jacob,
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Mr.. Harry WoodsOn, SON of Mr..
4. II. Woodson, of this cty, has
bought a half Interest in the general
merchandise store Of John Guitar,
at Carrollton, and will permanently
locate there. Mr.. T. ID. Woodson
spent portion Of last week at Car
rollton, assisting in taking an invcn-
tory of the stocx. We wish the new
firm success.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Esquire G. NJ. Becklcy has just
received a Car Load of Salt, for sale
by the barrel See HIM aud get
cheap Salt
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

We learn that tho following persons
who reside near Orrick, are on the sick
list MIR, Jefferson Pigg, Mr. c, II.
Dorton, Miss Ella porton, Mr.. Joha
Dorton and ipiaut child. They com,
plain OF sore thuoat, and some thlnk arc
threatened with ErYsipelas.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Mr.. Richard Booth hes been busily
engaged for several days past, max
ing large boiler, for Mr.. T. W.
Joy, which he proposes to locate in
the ravinc near his slaughter house,
in the northeast part of town, fol
the purpose ofreRGeripg soap grease,
business lie proposes to carry on
largely.
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

i moi dicd of liver complaint One
dollars worth ii BLACK -DRAuGHT"
would have saved his lie. Z
For sale by Garner x Jacobs
Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

Some of our colored population
had little battle in town on Sun
day evening last. No damage was
done, only the laws were slightly
fractured. Oh how badly Rich.
mond needs a rock pile. Such an
institution would haye u good effect
on some Of our law breakers.