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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
Ester AND VICINITY.

Chesterfield in 1S79-We were unable to
obtain full statistical report from Chester
field in time 10 publish in yesterdays issue,
but do 30 to-day. The information which
we now give will perhaps interest the cili-
zenS OF Manchester as much as those OF
Chesterfield The only change made in the
government during the year was the elcc-
ton OF a county Judge:
County Court: James VI. Gregory (new
Judge Uice William /. ClOpton; VI. y. Cog
bill, clerk; Il. y. Hancock, attorney for
the Commonwealth; G. II. FIournoy,
sheriff During the past year II cases OF
felony have been disposed Of. 8 OF which
we're convicted; misdemeanorS, OF
which were convicted, and 3 mi>demeanor
cases are now on the docket. Amount OF
fines imposed, $50; collected, SO.
There are at present only two inmates IN
iail, one OF whom is confined aS lunatic.
Marriages The following marriage-!l-
censes were issued during the year: Janu-
ary, G white; , colored-total, 8. Febru-
arv, white; 3 coOred-total, I. March, 4
white: Q cOlored-tOtal, 10. April, 6 white; /;
3 colored-total, Q. May, 3 white: col
ored-total, ). June. white; ) cO'Ored-
total, /. July, white; I cOlored-tOtIl, O..
August, . white; colored--total, Q. Sep
tember, l white; colored-total, /. Oc-
tober, 3 white; ) cOlored-toal, :. No
yember, II white: ) coIorcd-tota, II. De-
cember, 1G white; colored-tOtal, u. To-
tai for the year, l23.
Board OF Supervisors: Cloyer-llill dis
trict. ID. VI. Goode (chlrman); Dale. Il. j.
Duyal; MltOacl, Il. l.. Jones: Midlothian,
William f. Spears; Manchester, Joseph
Walker; Bermuda, james Il. Jones. The
financial condition OF Chesterfield is very
good. The county is out OF de1t, and has be-
tween Sl,jOO and $4,000 in her treasury.
Taxes on the 500 value Of property is 4j
cents. This includes county and district
school taxes, poor fund. road tax, and
county expenditure, which is cents less
than 1873.
Poorhouse. William T.. Gill superintend-
ent: Inmates at present. lG coiorcd AMI q
whire-total, 22-yIz., 6 white and c0lored
women and 10 cOlored men. Total amount
Of costs-including provisions, clothing,
medical Attendance, fuel, and superintcnd-
ent's salary during the year-Was SS92'60
Number pauper, died, :.
The amount Of real estate sold IN the
county is estimated TO be S2lj,0O0.
During the year more than thirty northern
families have settled in the neighbOrhood OF
the Courthouse. They are active aud indus
triouS people, and appear to be doing wei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
,,Sr- syUaYED, ANs FOUND.

nOs REwARD.-FLLP PAY THE fsc
oZO ABOVE for the recovSfy or intos, Il II - -
,,,,,n lcsainV 10 he recOVers. OF n BAY hAhErlS
s old sritk tIetip 0fhes M ear tucksd dtpa'
,oIeu from my farm ls tignt OF the "a ,is,a
Ny po'''ni"e =" NJ. l.. BISHOP.
Va.
IN 9wits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
~ \ II ID

~
IL having come 10 orr no Zee hat one MYERS,
an agent for The Patapsco Baking Powder. has
grossly misre rrezeured us 10 our .rads putttng
uOOn the martet OF RichT1Ond spurious aud un-
wholesome article Of food called the Sterling
Baking Powder we wi n 70 place ourselves fairly
before our patrons anu The pUblc 10y stating that we
believe. as Is represnod. the SIT RLlNG BAKING
POWDER 10 be strictly pure Cream OF Tartar
Powder. manufactures by city reli able firm
I'm Baltimore and Is secOan 10 none IN the market.
Analysis on every package. AT, nion Of medical
authorities Il called 10 II. In addition We have re-
quested our State Chemist 20 analyZe both the
9" Sterling" and Paap-co" Powders. TIC result
viii he found below. The pub'bc EN- iufge which is
tie most wholesome. GRESHAM & BROWN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
"NEW SOAP

'u-ae-unk registered TO careful housekeepers,
L'' Only a superior in quality, Tut as in form the
~s' scoaoGtcai Soap now made.
foe S.W&StFelSI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

OSE OF THE GREATEST LUxURIEsisa p-se and
fragrant Toilet Powder. To our lady readers we
recommend j. & z. ATKiSsoN's Rose, White Rose
and Violet Powder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

We cali the attention OF these interested IN The
formation of Singing Glass at Trinfy church
next Monday nigh, TO DR.. EJwA8Ds's Letter else
where.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
-s~----~----as--
pERSON1I q.
PERSONAL.
THE FOLLOWING ~ PUBLISHED
u WITH THE CONSENT or REV. DIR. ED.


RTcHsfasn. VA. December 3, 1879,
) tale pleasure iU saying that Professor r. d.
TSItM has fDsfrucTras a Cliss in V.,CAI, MIysIC,
In Ivy congregation AZ Park. Place church. ard on
an bands hear his mls's 81 imOAriIDg fustruc,,on
spoken 81 In snqDahd't terms OF cornrst tndation-
He IS thoroughly yersed ~ the science of Inusic.
aud posses'fs rare Capabilities Of carving Ma
classes forward, from the elementary principles to
the higher and more complex departments or the
science foo,i jatges rcgsr; i'm as having no su-,
periOr "a successful ieacisr OF voc ~ rAnsie lie
y an adrocaie OF congregatbral singing and he'
!qiows b. Gviotesrh Young ami 1fd 10 sing. No sun
day school ereoDVreaatOn. or se'cct class thar nav
sr chm tyfal, efil dsapDo,-sgi sccl AZ least
l. ny indgm ~ from wha' ayssspn ana heard OF
Professor TAfCM. JOHN r.. EDWARDS.
Pastor Park-PIace Mei f,dist cbur n.
Richmond, Va.
We the Undersigned. having received ins'ruc-,
iOn rom Professor Y. ~. TArUM .'fyoctl music,
and having witnessed his mod,s OF f1npariimg In,
siruciion. and the OF bis Dlan take pe$Nre
In subs ssfo.rR toihe FOREGOING testm nal of Rev.
Dr. EG wards as TO Professor TATUifS qualihca-
lions as a teacher:
take great pleasure IN endor z the sbovp, and,
after beinx taught by AT least 6ffeeH VI the best
teachers N the United sat =. among them Drs. A..
B and l.. G. tyerpte~ DO no, hesitate to ssy that as
an instructor Mr.. f.. O., rAIUN surpss es Ifrm all.
IA 3 ~ X. T.. MIC IfAfTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
uE NrApHONE.
AE DENTAPHONE.

a NEW SCIENTIFIC INVENTION WHICH
ENABLES THE DEAF TO HEAR
THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THE TEETH,
AND TIE DEAF AND DUMB
~ HEAR AND LEARN TO SPEAK.
N'''n exhibition at the
hOLhAN LIVER-PAD OFFICE,
1913 MAIN STREET tup stairsl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

BAD DREAMS. dis tarbed sleep, INDIGESTION
siomach-gas. all vanish before UoP BITrgEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
RICHMOND, VA, January Q, 1880.

, To The Pubiics
About Deceiobcy lst a misunderstanding arose
Between our Grm md MISS DonA DEszLEH,
IL was amicab'y arrapged, aud we addressed her a
note expressing our rgret for what occurred, re-
tracing every charge, and assuring her OF our
friendship and good wishes.
since that tine reports baye tsn circulated con
trary to The letter and the sp'rit OF that note and
Injurious TO the young lazy. Th5s The public ma
know that the letter re feIred TO wiz given In good
fatth, and without mental or other Yeseryatiou, we
now reafIirm all 1t saws asd pronounce as utterly
untrue any and all siaiemeH,sto the eru'rary.
Respectfully. COHEN r.noJHRhs.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
WILLIAM II. TINY EOR. VI ~.
Ifa;p Chemist

We fully cndor,e the above statement made by
Ne,srs. Gresham & Brown. Tuf guarantee the
Sterling Baking Powder perfect puse, and that IL
win be kept up 10 It's present STANDARD. The unpre-
cedenied success it has met villa IN AL markets,
superscding all Others whore II has been intro-
durcd, stamps II as tie best baki : powder known.
Notwithstanding the base slandCr. OF irresponsible
naItios.
STERLING MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
de 2g,.w IjaltimOre. Nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
LABOR Nr0RY OF
STATE ASSAYBR AND CHEMIST.
606 FAST GRACE STREET.
EICIIMONn- VA. Dpcnnlilrr DT. 1870

RICHMOND, VA, DecemOcr "a, 1879. ]
-YssSrs. gresham e. BrCtca
GPntrmcn,-At y0lr reqaes' have made ouili-
tsi,ve chemical examination of the sterling Bik-
.ng Powder, manufactured by the Sterling Mann
featuring Company. and of the Patansco ID king
Powder, manufactured by T"ssrs. Smith, Hanway
& G.. ] fine essential cOmpOnents 20 he:
OF the Slering-CoOkiug SOua and Cream of Tar
tar;
or the Patapsco-Co Cooking Soda ard Alum.
| have further examined hc sterling Raktng
Powder for injurious impurities. and find IL free
from them.
Physicians and Other autlrNf'tes on ,bis subject
are very generally of the opinion thai bthing pow
ders made with cream Of thrtar arr superior In
point of wholeSomeneSs 10 those made with alum.
The samples used in this examination we're pur-
chase by me from places I'm this city wh'fe they
were ou sale, and without your knowledge.
Ncrv respectfully.
WILLIAM II. ThYEOR. NJ H..
.n..A-I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

DySvh AND JOB WORK NEATLY Eek.
HOuSlo stbe DIsPATCh vRiNTiNe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03

Messrs. Mcdonald, Frayscr, Taylor
Hunter, Rogers, Harrison. Swan, and Ia
liaferro-lhose to 90 and those gone-whe-
iher heads OF department or subordinales'
h9ve our good wishes. May they soon De-
come settled in better and happier positions,
! and have cause to rejoice rather than lament
that after long and faithful service they
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
TILE CrRB.BIT RESOLUTION.

On the night when the nominations were
made bv the Readjusiers-but before any
names were presented TO the caucus-a re-
solution was adopted "lhat every gentle
man nominated and elected to any Capitol
office accented his nomination and election
upon the condition that the patronage OF
his office should be app)riioned among the
congressional districts, rs far as practicable,
in accordance with the determination OF the
committee TO which the matter Is referred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
TIE OUTSIDE OFFICES.

Mr.. Williams will enter upon his duties
as Superintendent of The Penitentiary to
day. The seven assistant keepers there
(Messrs. Cross, Gates, Meanlev, &c.,) cannot
be removed from their present positions
without the approval OF Governor Holiday
and then only for mi,behavlor, incapaclty
or neglect Of duty" Governor HolIlda'
will not return to the city Until next week
The Superintendent. he weyer, has fui
sweep at the guard. lie can there remoy
and appoint at will, it Sc ems. But it Is TN
dersto0d that Mr.. Williams will not ente
upon that disagreeab'le duty Immediately
He, too, will probably prefer to await Ia
action OF the eomrliItee rather than tax
the chance OF having his appointments nc
confirmed.
Mr.. Winfield Scott will not enter upo
his duties az Storekeeper OF the Penltel
tiary until tb 9Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
FOR RENT.

ID Circuit Court Of IIclrico, will. on MONDAY
the 18th OF January (ihai being court dayl, rent
ont AT Y o'clock, the FARM ~ present occupied
hy Thomas j. Carter. of 396 ACRES, near Meadow
Station. In the lower part OF HnrcO-ihe rent To
giy,n WILLIAM WALSH ID. =,
de 90 81 (tI3.7GI2 for J. z. J9nCs. :. II. q.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
Editing Out West.
from the New YORK Tribune.

From the New YORK Tribune.l
The unhappiest man in the Far West
is always the editor of the pioneer news
paper. Witness this touching appeal
from the Bentonian (Cal.): "We have
collected $55 so cash during the past six
months, and lived on that sum. In ad-
dition to this weeks work at the case we
have looked after the chores of the office,
made up the paper, cut and wet down the
paper, washed the rollers, worked the
press, put up the mails and carried the
paper. We have bought, begged or stolen
the frewood, and chopped it with bor-
rowed axe.
1--WE have done our own cooking and
lived On one meal and cold lunch a
day, never getting good square one ex-
cept when chance half dollar,fell in
our way, and we would rush up to the
California Hotel. We have lived ON
boiled beef with an occasional turnip,
and not unfrequently beiled frozen po-
tato and salt for dessert. We would
then change our diet to soda crackers
and .sweetned water for few days.
There is nothing so conducive to health
as frequent change of diet. For the last
week or two we have been gormandizing
on bacon and beans straight, with crack
ers stepped in weak tea. What tobacco
we can not beg we buy ON credit. We
have not been in bed or lain on mat.
tress since last May" -.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
A Wedding in the Woods.


In Alexander County (Miller's Town
ship one day last week, marriage took
place under rather singular circumstan-
ces. Mr.. Pink Lackey and Miss Betty
Miller were the high contracting parties,
and 7. A. Hudson, ESQ, performed the
ceremony. The bride, the groom, the
magistr te and friends met at certain
point in the woods at given hour, and
on the side of the road, beneath the
branches Of the trees, the Squire pro-
nounced the bans. 1t is alleged that
these surroundings were not chosen for
the nuptials without cause.-the cause
being, according to report, that the
groom is moonshiner, and was living out
from the raiders, one Of whom was
among the invited guests. Though
no banquet halls were thrown
open to the couple this sylvan wedding
was not celebrated altogether in dryness.
A quantity of Alexander County "block"
had been providently brought to the
spot, and some Of the members of the
bridal train partook of the fluid until
they could probably not have told a
moonshiner from a raider across the pub
lie road. ,..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23

told the reporter where she met the Pro-
fessor, and admitted that she fell madly
in love with him; that she forgot home,
husband, friends and that she was a
wife. The Professor refused to encourage
her ipfatuation, and this only tended to
make her love the more. She stated that
her husband became aware of her strange
passion, and brought suit for divorce, for
which she did not blame him. The re-
porter bade the strange woman good
night at the relatives door, and then re-
turned to the doctor to have her every
statement corroborated.
The above is synopsis of the story
clipped from the Joplin paper. Note the
sequel AT II O'clock that night the un-
fortunate died from opiate poison admin
istered by her own hands. Her condition
was not discovered by her relatives until
too late to save her. The remains were
sent to her husbands home.
This is truly sad ending to a strange
infatuation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
Died OF Love.
"a,

The Sunday supplement of the Times
contained strange story, clipped from
the Joplin Daily Herald, relating how
Prof. Houser, a phrenologist, had been
followed bv a married woman, whose
home is in North Missouri.
She deserted her home and followed
him to indianapolis, to Lancaster, Ohio,
and then to New York City. During ali
this time the Professor, though we'll
aware Of the womans infatuation, never
spoke to her. She wrote him number
Of love letters, but he never answered
but one, and IN that advised her to re-
turn home, and reminded her that he
was married man. Once she sent him a
diamond ring, but he returned it.
While the Professor was in the midst of
his lecture at Joplin the woman found
her way behind the wings of the stage
and handed card to the reporter of the
Herald, with the request that he would
give it to the Professor at once. The
card bore the single inscription in deli
cate hand, "Will you speak~to me to-
night My last request" and was signed
"Fanny." The reporter stepped to the
edge Of the stage, and beekoning the
Professor to him, handed him the
card. One glance at the handwriting and
the Professors face grew deadly pale.
With quick step he reached the report
er's side and in an agitated voice said:
"Please take her away" The woman
threw back her veil, disclosinga a pale but
beautiful face, but the Professor stepped
quickly back on the stage and resumed
his lecture. The reporter then rendered
the woman his services as an escort,
which she accepted, and be escorted her
to a house which she said was occupied
by her cousin. On the way there she
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23

According to Chinese notions of rank,
masters must not occupy sleeping rooms
below their servants. Consequently the
family OF the Chinese Professor in Cam
bridge, Mass, sleep in the attic, and the
servants down stairs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
One BOX or Six Bottles,

If you are suffering from a combination
of liver or kidney diseases. and constipa-
tiOn, do not fail to use the celebrated Kid
ney-Wort 1t is dry compound as easily
prepared as cup of coffee, and in one
package as much medicine as can be bought
in six dollar bottles of other kinds.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23

The fall Of a ballet dancer on the stage
of theatre is described as follows in
the Boston Herald: "She came capering
down, pointing one foot to 8 o'clock and
the other to high noon, when sudden
both feet flew up at once, and she sat
down with what the reporter Of hang
ing would call. dull thud.t There
was the customary idiotic smile on her
face when the mishap occurred, and it
remained there for a few seconds
through force of habit; but gradually it
was displaced by an expression Of deep,
deep disgust, and her lips moved while
the people wondered what she was say
ing"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23

In cases OF dyseEery, Diarrhea, Sea sioknes
Cholera, Group, Collie, Cramps and Sick Headach
Its soothing and penetrating qualities are lmmed
ately felt
nS-It is perfectly innocent to take internally.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23

Inc -. y. ana IL. society have sent out
the invitations to the closing ball of the
season of that Society, to be held in the
Opera-house parlors on Tuesday evening,
March 30th. The committee consists Of
l. Isaacs, NJ. Liechtentritt and Mr.. A. L.
Lessner.
The funeral services of Richard Furgi-
son; who died in Virginia some few days
ago, will be held at the North-street A.
M. E. Church next Sunday, the 2Sth in.
slant. The colored Odd-felows and the
Society of "Good Samaritans" will be in
attendance.
The diphtheria is still very bad at
Lagonda, there being number of cases
reported. We were informed YESTERDAY
that Albert Lock, son of VIM. Lock, was
very bad aud not expected to live, he
was turning black from the working of
the disease. Mr.. De Larze's child is said
to be getting better, as also a number of
other cases.
A big time is anticipated this evening
in Council on the redistricting ordinance.
Ore argument will be urged strongly
against them, and that is the discovery
that redistricting will legislate the
School Board out of existence, as there
is nothing in the existing statute con-
templating redistricting which will put
nine new members in the. Board accord
ing to the law of alteration, which would
make only fourteen with the five still in
the Board whose terms do not expire,
whereas the law says there must be two
for each ward; and supposing the nine
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23

From b. Lawrence, Esq, Of tha
Firm of B. & r.. Lawrence, Al
Maiden Lane, Importing Stations
erAs
New YORK, August 7, 1879. \
For many years have used Dr. Tobias VenT
tian Liniment for various ailments, and alway
found relief A short time ago had a severe a,
tack of lumbago; at first gave it no attention
but the pain increased SO, that tried your Lin
ment: two applications entirely cured me. \
would not be without it for ten times Its cost <
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
READ THE CERTIFICATES,
From 8. T.. Cohen, Esq. Prcsider
Ofthe New York ConsolidatedC Car
Company, 1913 William street.
NEW YORK, July %. 1877

NEW YORK, July ~, l7
DIR. TOBIAS: For thirty years have used yo,f
Liniment in my family for diarrhea sore throat,
rheumatism mosquito bites and inward and oul
ward pains. 1t always enrea. Inever go to EuroyI
without 1t, and many of my friends there to Who'll
have given it have ordered supplies of you. La
night, at my place at Long Branch, one of mi
horses was taken very bad with collie; used YOU
Horse Liniment with most marvellous effect q.
him. In an hour he was we'll Itruly believe h
would have died without it Your Condition
Powders are all you represent them to be. an
never without your preparations.
Yours truly, PH ST.. CoHHM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
From Engineer O. d. Taylor, ESQ

NEW YORK, December Goth, 1879.
I find by experience that Dr.. Tobias Venetian
Liniment beats the world. ! have suffered the
pains of broken ribs, and 1T was the only thing
that relieved me; he is entitled to the thanks ot
all sufferers o. d. TAYLOR.
OF Taylor e. Co., Bankers, No II Wall street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25
WHERE'S THE PROPRIETORs 2

AS the overland express was snorting through
Alameda yesterday, on its way to New York. the
engineer suddenly whisted down brakes, the
conductor frantically shouted and jarked the
signal ue,snd with many jar and squeak the
long line of cars was brought to stop.
The cause of this sudden fetch.up" was fat
old lady with red face and green parasol, who
had planted herself squsrely in front of the en-
gine, and was making the most frantic signals
for 1t to pause.
whats the matteri Anybody on the track2"
said the engineer, exciedly.
Nothing but me-" said the old lady, stifiy.
Has there been a mash.up2 Is there-there
drawbridge open2'
Don't poke fun a me young man; want to
see the proprietor"
"The what2"
"The man who runs this thlng-the captain, or
whatever you call him."
What do you want with the conductor p
None Of your business. l want to see the head
man-the boss and to onct"
well, ma'am," said that functionary, running
up, watch In hand, whats upP What can do
for your
"You go through Chicago, don't your"
why, of course. What ofitT
"Know my son Bill-Bnl skindersOn-ther
mo, For heavens sake, get Of the track, you
old"
Don't sass me, you red,nosed gorilla, or I'll In.
form on you. Dear me, thought everybody
knew my boy Bnl-prominent man there-runs
the largest fruit stand In town, and-hands of
you rascal. Don't dare tn tech me, I'll move
when I'm good and ready"
well, blank your blAnAnaton eyes, hurry up
What do you Want2"
"oh thought you'd change your tune. Well
wish you'd just stop over q day or two at Chi
cago and look up Bill and tell him that little Ma
Tiah James jAnders have kinder worked round
into fitS, and there's more hopes, She's gorter-'
"staTt her up, Jimmy I" yelled the furious con
ductoT; and II the old lady hadn't hustled up hel
skirts and bumped henelf she would have had 6
hrst class case Of damages against the company
After that she stood apopleCtic with rage, shak
ing her paTFol at tho disappearing train, and an
nouncing her determination to go right ovel
and see Governor Standard the very minute the
dishes were Wsshed.-SGn HGnctSeo PoR.