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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-11

The RED MEN-ST. TAAMANY's Day
The Great Council, /. 0. II. NJ, OF virginia,
will meet in annual session at the Odd-Fel-
lows Hall tomorrow morning. George w.
Hall. of Petersburg, is Great Sachem, and
C. A. b. Cotfroth, Of Winchester, Great
Keeper of Records. Delegates are expected
from every tribe in the State. .,
After brief session recess VIII be taken
to enable the great chiefs and others to take
mart in the st. Tammany's parade. This IS
expected to be most imposing affair. At
ter the parade there will be Red Mems
pic.nic at the Fair-Grounds.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Board Of Aldermen.

sTyRK TO THE ToR-CUSToM-H0UsE GAS
.Np wATgR-FISANcE-BUsI FROM the
LOWER BRANCH NEW BUSINESS. &C.
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday
President Meredith in the chair. Present: {:
Nessrs. Bsrksdalc, Bass, Beall, Cabell, Can
non. Crump, Dickerson, GaSSer, Saunders,
Scott. Smith, Todd, Wagner, Williams, and
Meredith.
The Chair laid before the body commu-
nication from j. Il. Royster, Esq, Auditor,
announcing The appointment OF Mr.. Ed
Ward J. Warren clerk TO the Auditor, TO fill
the vacancy oecasioned by the death OF MIR.
Edward Mccarthy. Laid on the table, on
motion Of Mr.. Barksdale.
THE CuSrON-HoUsE GAS AND WATER.
The Sergeant alarms presented 10 the
Cornell a communication from DIR. Charles
:. Mills, collector OF this port, explaining a
public difficulty in paying for water and
gas supplies at the custOmhouse IN this city.
Mr.. Cannon presented q join! resolution
jnsiructing the proper officers OF the city to
suspend collections for water and gas fur
nisbed to the United States Government by
the city Of Richmond, and to continue to
furnish gas ard wafer TO the Government
until such time ss the ~ eessary appropria-
tion. are made by the General Government,
&c.
The resolution was agreed TO.
FINANCE.
Mr.. Cannon, from the Committee on I'll
nance. reported. returning TO the Board ,ae
petition Of Nary Merriwether concerning an
abatement and refund OF culveTt tax, with
the recommendation that ii be referred to
the Committee on Streets.
FROM THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Various ordinances and resolutions from
the Common Council were coDcurred in by
the Board.
The resolution appropriating $4,000 in
bonds for additional school buildings, Sc,
was discussed al length.
MI Scott presented resolution authoriz-
ing The Finance Committee to negotiate tenn.
pora-y loans TO tie eXte3t oi $4,000 for TIC
purpose OF enIargiDg the accommodations
for the public free schools.
Mr.. Barksdale moved to refer resolutions
appropristing $4,000 in bonds to the FL
nance Committee.
The motion to commit was .lost-ayes,
Z; noes, I.
Mr.. Scotl's amendment in the nature Of q
substitute was agreed 10, and adopted by
the following vote:
AYEs-Messrs. Barksdalc. Bass, Beall, Cabell,
Cannon. Cr1mp, nickerson, Gasser, saunders,
Scott, smith, Todd, Wagner, Williams, and Mere
dih
The resolution to appropriate S2,400 to
buy another hook. k.and-ladder truck came
up.
Mr.. Beall advocated the resolution.
Mr.. Cannon moved to refer the resolution
TO the Finance Committee.
The motion to refer was agreed to, Mr..
Cannon cOntendlng that three days bad not
elapsed since the passage Of the resolution
by the Common Council.
NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. Smith presented resolution as to the
eXpediency of amending existing ordi-
nances so a. 10 provide for disappointment,
with proper restrictions, Of more than the
present number OF public weghers. Re-
ieTred.
Mr.. BesH presented various papers on the
subject Of immigration, dc. Referred TO
the Board OF Public Interests.
By Mr.. DickersOn An ordinance to
amend the City Ordinances in reference to
the School Board. Referred.
Adjourned.
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JAMES MACDOUGALL, 10Y a. NJ, furniture
&c.
JNO. y. LAUGTON. JR.. 10 A. W., four cottage
chamber suits. mems hats. &c.
J.. THOMPSON BROWN. 5k r.. ~, framed dwell
ing on the west side of Brook avenue north Of
Baeon's Quarer branch.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 12 W.. small farms--a
small dwelling and shop, and AJ acres OF land;
also 242h acres OF land "a bc divided: also 20
acres OF woodland, being part OF Old Straw.
berry.IIil tract In Hanover.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR.. IL NJ. two-horse
spring-wagOn at Mayo's warehouse. Four.eeuth
street.
w. GODDIN. 8 Z. NJ, frst-cass modern built resi-
dfnee at the southwest corner OF Marshall and
Eleventh streets.
FRANK J. SAMPSON. IL NJ. will rent out store
house and yard attached. &c.
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FIRE YEsTERDAY.-The alalm OF fire
turned in at 2:l5 O'Clock yesterday after
noon from Box No. 3, second police station,
was caused by the partial burning OF one OF
the tenement-houSes in Subletps row, on
Fifth between Clay and Leigh streets. 1t
was occupied by j. B. Marshall, Esq, ana
belongs to the estate OF w. Il. Jones. The
fire was caused by a servant leaving skut'
tie OF live Goals on the steps leading up
stairs from the kitchen. As soon as the IRE
was discovered most OF the furniture was
taken out OF the house by persons near by,
and some Of it was considerably damaged
while being removed. The damage to The
furniture is estimated at $3.50. 1t is insured
for 5000 in the Merchants and Mechanics
Insurance Company. The damage TO the
building is estimated at $3.50; insured.
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THE FAIR OF THE WALKER LIGHT GUARD.
The military fair OF Company b, First Vir-
einia regiment. was opened last night un-
der really brilliant auspices. Precisely at 8
O'Clock the Richmond ilOwitzers Captain
Wortham), beaded by Voelkers band, en-
tered the Theatre, and were received by
the Committee Of Arrangements. Colonel
John b. Purcell then, on behalf OF Company
B. presented Hon. A. NJ. Kelley to the au-
dience as the chosen orator TO make q
speech explanatory CT the object and plr-
poses OF the gathering. Mr.. Kelley COM
menced by facetious reference to the
custom now so prevalent OF grand
openings, and OF the pomp and dis
nlay expected on such occasions. He
said the day was not far distant when
oysters would be opened with Masonic
ceremonies and the ladies have their spring
opening with a salyo OF artillery. He also
stated that the daily press had announced
that the fair would be inaugurated with The
double attraction Of brass-band and q
speech from himself, but he assured his
hearers that there were other and greater
attractions. For the benefit OF those wish
ins to vote according TO the programme ne
wanted it distinctly understood that ne ala
not wear silk hat. The silk bat Is To he
presented TO the ugiest man in the CIVIL
The speech was in the honored speakers
happiest, wittiest, and most eloquent VEN,
and was loudly applauded.
The Theatre was beautifully decorated.
Innumerabe banners hung on the inner
walls. The display OF State and national
flags, the Gags OF all nations, and other
bunting, was very large. Around the up
per tier were the coats OF arms OF all the
States. ,.,,., ,
There were many useful, beautiful, ana
palatable articles exhibited, anu tue
display O. flowers, pictures, &C, Is very
fine. The attendance was large Iast Dlgnt,
and all seemed to be well pleased. Tonight
is " Bl,les'O night, and the Theatre Will no
doubt be crowded. The admission fee Is
only 10 cents.
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To Our Friends Among The COnfede-
rate Soldiers and Citizens Gene

The ladies OF the HOLLYWOOD Memorial
Association are now without any funds TO
keep in order the Soldiers Cemetery at
Hollywood, except the small amount OF
membership fees due the 1st OF May. This
sum is only sufficient to prepare the grounds
in the spring for memorial-day. In order
to provide fund for some necessary care
Of the grounds during the entire year, TO
prevent washings by heavy rains, &c., they
respectfully request from you the annual
contribution OF fifty cents to be paid by The
lst OF every May.
The name and fee can be left at ID. n.
Walker & CO.'S, 1914 east Main street, Rich
rilond. Va.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. GEORGE BAEoAMIN.-
The funeral OF Mr. George Bargamin took
place Sunday evening. The church was
dlIed, and the large demonstration eyi, VI
denced the high regard and respect IN
which the deceased was held. Rev. DR..
Hawthorne ofiiciated, preaching sermon
in every way appropriate to the occasion.
The interment was at Hollywood, and the
remains were followed by long line OF
carriages. Mr.. Bargamin married :,
daughter OF Captain Byrd Page, so wen
known In the police annals OF old kich'
mnnd
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TIE BLUE9' ANsIYEESlRY.- - Yesterday
the Blues celebrated their eighty-seventE
anniversary by parade and entertainment
at Clark's Spring. The company paraded
with foil ranks, and presented a fine appear
ance. At the tlrget-practice Private John
Moore proved the best marksmaD. Ensign
George Epps and Sergeant William Walker
were next best. The target.practice was
followed by mock battle, in which the
company displayed their skill at skirmish,
drill, and rapid firings, attracting much at
tentioD, especially from the ladies', Dinner
was served IN the grove at O'Clock.
There was no speech-making. Letters
were read from General w. S. Hancock,
Colonel j. NJ. Patton, Governor Holiday.
and a number Of others, who had been in
yiled, expressing deep regrets at being un-
able to be present. During the glass-bal
shooting small boy named Hackett was
painfully injured over the right eye by
trap. Drs. Bennett, Wood, and Taylor
dressed the wound on the spot. Lieutenant
Z. d. Starke was slightly burned in the
face during the mock. battle by an excited
soldier firing when at close quarters.
About sunset the company reformed and
marched to their armory, and there broke
ranks.
The Blues return thanks to Mr.. l.. w
Rose, superintendent OF the old reservoir
for cOurtesies and taking care OF their heavy
dress-hats and other equipments during Tho
day.
CAPTAIN Wise was compelled to leave
early in the afternoon TO take the train fol
New York.
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OAKwOOD MEMORIAL.DAY.-Tbe Oakwood
Memorial Association, assisted by the ladies
Of Union and Church Hills and vicinity,
very generally observed Yesterday in deco
rating the g.aves Of the Confederate dead
inferred at OakwOod Cemetery. There was
a very large display Of flowers, and all of the
graves received attention. The attendance
was very large. There was no parade, and
the services, although void OF display, were
impressive. The attendance was very large
and many remained until nghtiall. Oak
wood is the largest Confederate cemetery in
the Sou'b, and the ladies Of the Oakwood
Association among the most jealous OF
all our southern women in paying the pro-
per tributes Of remembrance and love TO
those who died for "the lost cause"
May 10Th l. sad anniversary in the his
tory Of that cause. Its annual recurrence re-
calls Nofiolk's evacuation, the fatal wounds
OF Jackson, the untimely death OF Stuart,
and the battle OF SpOtsylsa mia events
which boded no good 10 the Confederate
arms, and around which still cluster
thoughts OF ssduess which are akin to pain.
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AIuTLE CHlkD KICKED By HoRsE.--
Sunday afternoon about . O'Clock litIis
five-year-oid child OF Mr.. W. >. HawkihS
who resides at No. 29loBroad street, Chutsn
Hin, was kicked in the face by morse sha
seriously Injured. The animals foot sl'ack
one side OF the child's face. tearing up tue
Nesb and fracturing the cheeS'bon@ ir.
Harrison was sent for and sewed up tne
flesh, and everything was done TO alleviate
the child's suffering.
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A new school, that OF Swansboro. was re-
ceived into the Association. The school has
been started under most favorable auspices,
and under the management OF the energetic
and Jealous workers who have II in hand
promises large results. Messrs. George j..
Summer and Ryland Gwalhmey made ad-
dresses, aud after prayer Of Thanksgiving
for the Divine favor shown in the progress
and growth OF the Association by the ex-
president, Mr.. j. B. Winston, at the re-
quest Of the president the Association adj
j)urned to meet with the Leigh.Street
school on the second Sunday in June.
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REGISTRATION N0TcE.-The registration
Offices will be open for to-day only at each OF
the precincts in the six wards Of the city.
Al this late hour the Dispatch can only re-
iterate its advice so frequently given for
every voter TO see that his name Is properly
registered, pay bis captation-tax, and 10
vote Thursday for an honest and efficient
city government.
The only change in the list OF places OF
registration TO record to-day is that in the
First preciGc: Of MARSHALL Ward, which is
at No. 3ll0 Main street, Rockets. j. j.
Cannon, registrar.
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OPERATIONS RksuMED.-Yesterday the
nail factory Of the Old Dominion Iron aLd
Nail Company, on Belle Island, resumed
onerations. To-day 1t Is expected that The
viii commence. The fact Of the resump.
ton gives great satisfaction In both Rich
mond and Manchester.
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CHURCH NOTEs.-At the Second Presbyte-
rian church the pulpit was filed by men,
bers Of the Lutheran Synod now in session
in this city. In the morning the service
was conducted by Rev. w. NJ. Baum, ID.
D., and the sermon preached by Rev. +. w.
Conrad, ID. D., OF Philadelphia, founded
upon the 62d verse Of the 9th chapter of the
Gospel Of st. Luke {" No man, having put
his hand to the plough, and looking back,
| is fit for the Kingdom OF God y, was one
that arrested and chained the attention OF
the hearers by its force OF thought, IFS con-
else illustration, and logical development Of
the subject-viz. /: Defective purpose in
entering upon or leading religious life"
In the afternoon Rev. DR.. Baum, in unfold
ing the suggestive text, "Behold | make
all things new," illustrated his subject un-
der the heads: Restoration OF Nature, OF
Man, and OF Society, and closed with q
hope-inspiring pict re OF Paradise regained.
At the Leigh-Street Baptist church the
pulpit was filed in the morning by the
Rev. Dir. Bridges, and at night by the Rev.
Mr.. Ramey, OF Richmond College. The
annual collection for State missions viii be
taken next Sunday morning. Bring a
liberal contribution.
At the Monumental church the pastor
read the service and preached in the morn.
ing. In the afternoon DR.. Peterkin read
the service. Rev. Mr.. Armstrong preached
at night at St. Paul's in the absence OF DR..
Minnigerode, who was out OF the city.
DR.. MinnigerOde's pulpit at st. PauPs
was ably filed in the morning by the as
sistant rector, Mr.. Powers, and at night DR..
Armstrong preached one OF bis best SER
mons. The music at night was OF the high
est order. The choir, under the direction
of DR.. Cowap, cannot he surpassed by any in
Ricbmond-Mi.s Moore and Mrs. COwan
as soprano and alto; Mr.. Hof, tenor; and
MIR. Mitchell late OF Liberty, baritone
basso. The entire service was highly in
tpresiinp.
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THE COLLECTION OF FINE BRONZE STATUES
FRENCH CLocEs, IMPORTED MARBLE, PoRcE-
LAIN, SILVER BRONZE, and other strictly arst-
class goods-ihe most beautiful specimens OF the
Fine Arts-wiil be on exhibition again to-cay AZ
900 Main street. under Lee Gallery. Our citizens
should not miss the opportunity Of examining 'he
collection before the sale, which will commence on
WEDNESDAY MORNING. Catalogues now ready.
JOHN T.. LAUGH on, JR.. Auetioaeer.
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JACKSON WARD CONSERVATIVE CLUB.-The
Conservatives Of Jackson Ward have or
gsnized club, with the following officers
John Y. Bosehen. president; James Harris,
yice-president; Edward q. MatterD, secre-
isry; Nike Doherty, treasurer; James
Dohefty, sergeantai-arms. Finance Com
miitee: John Il. Boscben, James Harris,
Nike Doherfy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-11

HrsrrSGs CotRr The HustIngs Court
Judge George l.. Chriesian-wzs engaged
yesterday and will be engaged during ihe
week in granting liquor licenses. Liquor.
dealers failing 70 procure their iicesses this
week win be liable to be indicted nv the
grand jury at the next term. The court Is
expected to sdtourn the latter part Of the
week, and the Judge will nos grant any H.
quor iieepses afieT the court atiourns.
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RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER BAPTIST SUM-
pAY-ScHooL ASSOCIATION. Richmond
and Manchester Baptist Sundly-Schoo AS
sociation met Sunday evening with the
Fulton school-the President, Mr.. William
Ellyson, presided.
The meeting openrS wtih prayer by Mr..
William II. Williams and the singing OF a
hymn. The following reports from the
schools composing the Association were read
and received
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
IN CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA EIc-

Ihaye used Horsford's Acid Phosphate In several
cases of dyspepsia to my general satisfaction ana
also have tried IL in two consumption cases where
think IL has done them Seyvice.
uiddJ,to,ca. o. J.H FORESTER, NJ ID.
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REV. Mr.. HOLMES FFICIATEs.-DeSpite
the warning received on Saturday Rev. Mr.
Holmes preached on Sunday morning to a
very large congregation. The subject OF
the discourse was f" Brethren, love ye one
another" There was no trouble. Several
policemen were seen in the vicinity OF the
place Of worship, but their services We're not
needed. At church-meeting held after
the services Rev. j. ". Holmes, Y. p. Van
dervall, and II. Osborne were unanimously
elected delegates to the Baptist State Con-
yention, which meets at Hampton.
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Nor SUsTAINED.-At nhcc,'ns W
Board OF Police Commissioners m.'u sa 80, =,
day evening an inyestlga',on ma pa,;ee' au ~
certain charges preferred asa'"ss n,.,rt VHs Sis.
man Douglas II. Carter, Of 1ne Iulsa wv
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We aie dstlllers' AGENTS for the ruREsr ALCo>
HoL. We underseT any norlht IA market, and the
purest quality guaranteed. ~
W. D. BLAIR q Co.,
lr09 Main street.
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The MARSHALL WARD RAILY.-In conse-
queDee OF the illness of two estimable ladies'
in the vicinity Of the Marshall Ward Club
room, the grand Conservative rally adver-
iised 10 take place tonight at O'Clock is
changed to Libby Hill. Messrs. Kelley,
Chamberlayne, Bobannon, George ID. Wise.
Witt, and other distinguished speakers will
be In attendance. The meeting IS held un-
der the auspices OF the Old Dominion
(tnh
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For real GOOD loc. CIGAR take wnTLocx's
MoDEE. 1t has 10 equal.
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DAMAGED CAMBRIc.-LoSsDxLE CAxBrfc,
hnest quality. full yard wide, slightly damaged,
VIII be sold af l2'zc. yard at Levy BKOrukKs,.
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LECTURE ON JoHS WESLEY To-NiGHT.-
Df. Hugh Blair viii tonight deliver bis
very able and popular lecture on John
Wesley 10 the Broad-6treet Methodist
church.
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TRs WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
TsgRyoNETsR YESTERDAY 6 4. NJ. 6S;
A. NJ, IS; noon. IS; 3P. al, 81; 6 Z.
NJ, S.; midnight. 5S
Mean temperature. 70 Sc.
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The READyusTERs. "A Readiuster mass
meeting In front Of the Old Market tonight
viii be addressed BY Captain John Paul,
John Il. Massey, Esq, and v. Walden, OF
New Kent.
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Ladies should call AZ LEVY BRoTHs RS and buy
their CNpxswEAK. They win get better material
thsn the price articles can be had for eise-
Whgre-
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CONSERVATIVE RALLY.
GRAND CONSERVATIVE RALLY
AkDSU WADn

MARSHALL WARD.
under the auspices of the
OLD DOMINION CONSERVATIVE CLUB.
A GRAND CONSERVATIVE MASS-MEETING
VIII be held IN Marshall Ward TUESDAY, May
/ 1lth, al 3 =. W.
on LIBBY's HILL.
Hons. A. VI. KELLEY. II. Gil uhMRERLAYNE.
G. 4. ROHANNON. GEORGE u. WISE, ). u.
WITT, and other distinguished speakers will adj
dress .be II eCting.
CONE ONE. COME ALL
RALLY ARGUED THE CONSERVATIVE
DANEERl
GOOD CITY GOVERNMENT Is what we now
have. Lei us see that q, is coutinuc'.
BY order Mass Meeting Committee.
JOHN W. W,LKS,
Secretary Old Dominion Club.
OLD DOMINION CLUB VIII assemble at Club
room promptly at II. NJ. NAY llTH. my 1927
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See the ssrsains In QUILTS, LACE CUxYArSs.
wISp0w.sHADRs, and OIL.CLoTB., at Levy
Bn0TuERs.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, falling barometer,
souiherly winds, partly cloudy weather.
possibly occasional local rains, and station
ary temperature.
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AUCTION SALES rnIs DAY.

GRAND Pc. NC smoke tor the holidays. Foe
sale everywhere. Only sc.
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Go to LEVY BROTHERS for your LISsx GOODS
you wish rstelass articles at the .owe.t prices.
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EMINENT WILMER BRiSroS. n. D.,
BALTIMORE, WRITES /.
Ibaye used Coldeu's LiEBlG's LIQUID EXTRACT
oy nxKr IN INV practice. As tonic In coIsamp.
,,on, debility. weakness, anemta' ehlorosas' &C. ~
cannot BE- surpasssd,
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To DRUGGISTS.

Fox COOP, RELIABLE SMOKE try the PIE
Me CIGAR.
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Y. .WHrrL0cK, 14f5 Msia street. rnsuufactursp
Of eighteen differont brands " anc Cigars. SEND
for prfre-list.
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tric'. The Board found the charges not
sustained, and Officer Carter was restored
to duty.
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! ne 1oIl0wln2 - summary OI supCrln.
ndentsi reports for tie month OF April:

The next meetisg win be held at Broad
Street church second Sunday in June.
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A. SAKs 4 Co,
The Leading Ci0tbisars,
1913 Main street.

|. w. TfBBErTs, Daketa. MIMI, says: ~ am
using TrIT's PILLS. AMI am having better heai'h
this spripg than have had In thirty years. ease
suffered much with dyspepsia, but your pits rave
masisred n. ] feel Ike new man. ooo VIZ. :,
yor,r good WORK, and may God bless you, Which !
know no win Do"
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WuIrLocK's sc. KEY WEST CIGAR has no sa
pcrior, Beware of hoitatlons.
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BARGAINS AT HrrzLKR BROTHERS,.