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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-17
CELEBRATION,
GRAND (COLORED) CELEBRATION
OF THE
18TH, l4TH, AND 18TH AMENDMENTS.

There will be a wagon drawn by four horses with
thrIy-eight young misscs. WIN queen iu Inc ihid-
die. and the Goddess OF Liberty.
Odicers Elected for the Occasion Pres ident OF
the day. William l.. johnson; Vice-PresifeHt, VIII
nam II. Coos; Treasurer, james ID. AlteD secre-
tary, Richard Tribbey; Chaplain Rev. Evans
Payne: Orator, X. L. Brooks; SPEAKERS. captain
william H. Carter aud william II. Lester; Chief
Marshal, W. :. seldom; Second lafsLsi, LawSon
Brown: Third Mar hal. ID. A. Taylor o.,
Committee OF Arrangements: IL ID DeaY .otne-
lIus Roper, T.W Fitzhugb, EmIsct1sco,t, and Z. q.
Jones. 60,
The processi viii form at yacks9a's Garden,
corner OF Second and Leigh streets, nj O'Clock a.
second 10 BrOaj street. down BIOaS 10 Twenty
nflh, down Twenty-ffIh To Main. up dsln 10 firsb.
nm First to Franklin, up FrasaHn 10 The rear ct
Monroe Iark (wnere the speasug Val take pacV'
tSeuce from the rear Of the fntii - Grace street.
down trace to Firm. out Finn t~ Broad. dswn
Broad 70 The City Hall, wheas tile processisn wiz
be dismissed
The colaInn will be headed by
The Colored State Guard saay Of Jacob,
Good Shepherds or Beth Don eheSoe1sc "s
I,Lem HoUf,co,
Rising Son, Of simuel, Sons 80 Ham.
star OF the East. Using Sons 0k .0o Vine
Wii," Nj, xschsnics, ,3oidt-s Harp sfAmerics,
Mechanics' Star Club, 6old<n ilasd o. Pro'i-
hrIsiaa chH% sons OF Peace. YsSsg Me1is Associs-
Young sons OF ED0ch, tsss' ~
PiIgran Travellers cst i.ofds DetxnI,
Church Hill, f"abe hrS"sH'vS'
rh. I I,d,es Of En,ertr h.e wilI presspt q present
from he stand 10 some % the s,iuier coi1shsns-.
we the National Ctss Jefssn our neai,-
felt thanks TO that noble Socisty, ihe fqupK Imgn
Ter, of EnOchwho has NJ uays aided us IN oI ce'e-
brstions-for the sunA aat was given u, by ihsm'
'3he Convention aGjou<ued ThzrSday pfSht VI
meet III "A"''s' ". y. j0nnNsoN, PpssieeD,:
R,cuARp TnIpBs 4. secretary. ap I7-lts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTltES.
ar d. Il Il. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,
WILL OPEN on MONDAY THELARGEsT AND
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW AND
DESIRABLE GOODS IN THE CITY-ALL
OF WHICH WERE PURCHASED AT
THE RECENT LARGE AUCTION
SALES IN NEW YORK.
BuNTINGS! BUNTiNGs!
BUNTrNGsin all shades. from loc 10 The finest
imported;
LACE BUNTtNGS in all shades az 25 and S0e..
BLACK CAsBMER Es-the largest sock in the
city. and at old prices;
DRESS GOODS. in plain, agured, and all the new
novelties, from 12kc. mp;
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALES at l2Kc, real
value use. per yard;
BLACK SILKS from 60c. to $50 per yard;
Our BLACK SILK at Al per yard can't be beat:
COLORED SILKS, sATINS, PEKIN STRIPES
DAMASSE and BRoCADE SILKS for trim
mngs in all shades.
MATTINGs! MATTINGsi
| $50 pieces MAT1INGS, from auction, In al
| wtdths-WHITE. CHtC and FANCY at
| the following prices, 1s, 20, 22, 90 35, and
s7sc.-the ch,spess and best goods ever seen in
PARAsoi.s-a full line just opened; all the new
styles aud very low IN price:
poMksTICS-afuli supply. bought be fore the recent
sdvance. which we offer at a small advance on
\ cost.
LACE MITTs in all colors at 40, SO, 60, 75e, and
Ell:
HOSIERY. GLOVES, BUTTONS, LACE
| FICHURS. RIBBONS, LACES in LANGUE-
DOC, BRETONNE, DENTELLE, TORCHON,
| &C.;
| UNDERWEAR for Ladies. Children and Gentle
| men at last years prices;
! UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS 1t 60c. worth 81;
! WHITE GOODS In endless variety;
| RUFFLING from &c. per yard 10 the finest made
| CASHMERE, C0TTONAnES. X Mt UCk
| JEANS, 6-4MIDDLESEN FLANNEL,
| LINEN. &c;
| SHETLAND SHAWLS in all grades;
BLACK aud COLORED SILK PRINCES from
zoe. per yard to S1.25.
All we ask is a Call before you buv.
| ID. 4 +. MITTELD0RFER,
| 2.SMSW3m 527 Broad street.
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N. ELLYsoN D CO., Advertising agents. fhsers "a
,sy,isemsats In aliof NE pevspapsrs o. the Unitss
a. - ss pablishers' Sates Orders isn - ~ Oss.
potoA eoun,lne'sseD WA receive pssew 49,
tim. ..fI.t 81
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERsONAL.-Mr. Parsons
and other officers OF the Richmond and Al
legbany Railroad Company will return 10
the city to-day.
The ice-dealers have put up the price OF
ice TO private consumers TO one cent per
pound.
w. w. Corcoran, Esq, Of Washington,
D. c., is expected here TO day.
Rev. r. III. L. Tighe, Of Brooklyn, Is IN
the city, q guest OF Mr.. RUFUS Sarvay. N.Y.
Tiphe WIS for marY years aresident OF this
city.
THE Governor Yesterday refused pardon
n w. p. Brosus, Of Frederick county, who
was convicted February T. 1873, OF forgery
and sentenced to eight years IN the penitep-
tiary. u.n,..
George Jones and William Campbell both
colore,D, from Danviile, were received at
the penltentiary yesterday, the iormer ior
| two years and the latter for thirteen years.
| We are requested to state that the Jury
OF the Hastings Court viii not De feauireu
| to attend court any more TINS TERM.
| Officer Hardis, OF the First poi%e as
trict. reported James Turner tcoiofd yes
teyday for crael treatment 10 MS taIher>
horse. The animal was very iame snu co'lo
barely move, and the driver was enaeaVor
Ing to make 1t pull big ioad. "A huhoe'
Of ci,izsns called the officers attention u
the fact. -, =,
The quantity Of loose tobacco so.a au ~,
ring the week ending yes,esday, al ,ne ur a.,
fersns warehouses in the city, was 'e''
small. ~. ,r,u mac
The Henrico County Cours VIII neo ro
! sgaip today, after having adlourheu o'e
irovl THURSDAY. ,.x, ,h,o afternoon
Macallisier gives matinee tnis ,nns a,,es"VV ~
at ? o'clock and another periornihnre a,har cas -
q | night, at which he will give "nG'%T' r. r. rim rim
= prize OF $50. Last night MI .,r.ei -: dre1 W
:, berake, OF No. 4O1 west Gay s''ee'' "a
8 the prize Of $50. Demccrati
. Convention was held at BingnsHT'OWV ,Nsns " Wake
n 18th, and ex-Governor GllDess neaa, ~ nns Of II
" formerly form, Of Virginia, was chosen Que " v
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EMINENT In. }. CALDWELL,

DALfihOkE, MD, sIAtts
.I have usoa CoIden's LIxBiG's LIorIp TX.
TRACT OF BZEr largely In debility, JesTts and
nsrroas dfSesses, and have found II one or tn
most reliable OF nutrient tonics"
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JAS. MACDOUGALI, IL A. NJ. t No. 33l south
Pine stree. soeh Of groceries, store nNtures, &c~
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses. &C.
). THOMPSON BROWN, $40 p. n, M0nfaln-
Tey esnmmer ressrtIr on ne sumfnH ov the Blus
RteRe mountains, on ihe esapeAhe and Ohio
railroad; also. the hctel furpaiure.
RICHMOND BAzAAK, 10 A. H., large saie OF
horses, bufKies. &C.
FURnAN TUpPER. s Y NJ. busgaine lot Oh Twen-
tielh apeet between Sroad and 6face streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,xGRAND DISPLAY
srs,xe AND suMMRe DRESS FABRICS.
ox,r,crSr AND ELABORATE AssoRr-
MENT AT
CoHEN BROTHERS..
oo,osEp slLKs and sATiNs, ShTIYN pr m.Ly, LY

,o,rp SILKS and sATiNs, SATIN Dr LY-
Cobxe pRoCApES, aud NOVELTY DRESS
VN,hpS in orientsl fleets Tor overdresses and
1vvnsrsfion suits at attractive prices;
.Sx PENN SATIN ~ e0c.;
ELace GROS. GRAIN SILKS st 55c.;
BL ASnn1s BLACK SILKS at 9Oc.;
n.rrfx FINISH at tl1Ss
sATIS tlSas tlc Worm ss lSy yard;
Ie Ies nnED SILks At 7Sc. selling generally al ~ =
ward; 49,. ., syyvxrp str Ks In che-
ns,, n.y., of HEAVY GROS-GRAtN COLORED
20 s,,11Ks ,,tl.25 The value OF which Is si.60.
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We shall be pleased to see all friends and Gus
toners at our GRAND OPENING, where all will
receive The most polite attention: -
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
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wHfrLocK's SC. KEY WEST efoAB has no SUI
pcrfor. Beware sf limitations.

Why PAT ExrRAvAeAxT PRICES rox PIf010~
GRAPHS? They are seantifuJiy taken Ct LEE GAL
LERY Main street, 80 very cheap.
y BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC PH0To6RArIfs.
LEE GAlLEHY.
PHoroGnxfHs
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70 aozen CORSEr@ from soc. to 50. DonT naIl TO
look at our SPOON-BUSK. SIDE-LACE. and
SlDE-STEEL CORSET al 75c. worth Sl.25.
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Ee,SMaiiUREi EURNITURE!-IA
trre, IN n ,ef sse geo suits or Chamber furni. "
s.,rs n'si irem t23 70 5000, from the best
make, lossssre, L5st M snd West, slso Of my 9yn'
f1fe fine -xii.us, and every nrficieto the fprni.
description ~ ,s sztanes- Makers' Supplies OF every
iit, 10 want III duplicate baltimore prices. Par.
tsss az ~, s,sfsssoss iGss Msin sirs. nesr Fif
'sss,s "''AA0ps ;1d B2rsEa,s, s2 ssFse W.
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MEETINGS..

RrcTNoSD. Aprf II, 1890
TNlGHTS OF ONOR.-h regular
N neei isg ~ CONTINENTAL LODGE. No.
SO T. vii be held Sprinacs1 Hall, cursier Tween
ty-stxth and streets. THIS saturday, evening as
O tl6ck. A fyii attendance 1esired 81, mbers or
sister lodges aternalIy Invrsd 10 attend Visiting
t. r.. .PfTZwTLsON,
ap l7-1ss Dictator.
DtC1HONU W0zART ASSOCIATION
~ The ANNUAL MEETIN@. OF THE RICH.
MOND MOZART ASSOCIATIONS Win tahs ptace
nj Mozart Hall WEDNESDAY Die 2eth .ustxat at
O'Clock y. NJ. W.. BASS,
ap 16-3tawtd Secretary.
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,,..,, o,,ep ON MONDAY. April l9ih--
.Wn,sc.s W. WOOl..PILLING BUNTING at l2kc.
No,,pp No,n,prss s,iInS st rednced prices;
V.,mntIIwc0I LCPlNs BLACK rAFFETA at
SIG wSsiu wusei's-u els siR GAuzE sa.ineh wide
IN :, sse.. soli generally 81 81 YARD
o, r,tcs. BLACK ALL-w0ot.- CASHMERE at
oVe. oVe.Ir,.StY RRoCADE sIlk MIXTURES
~, y, coe ms, reduced from si -
pt Sck SATIN reduced from VI TO 'oo'' from
sIs sIsss 4 All. wool PARIS suITiNGs IN gen
~ ,rs and coschman drao shades At ooc' yaru.
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A. SAKS & Co.
1913 MAIN STREET,
opposite the post-offlcc.

WEus d 10 natter ourselves that nothing could
exceed the putty of our drinking water. Professor
Holden's report on the water at Newark ought 10
dspel this illusion. In his report published In the
New York Herald Of I'm March, 1880, he says :
The city wells, of which there are many, are oi,en
sources of poison 20 an extent that Is not widely
known" There are many Newarks In our country.
ami II is surprising and painful 10 cur people Ia
many places drink water so full or impurities as to
be Opaque, and often quite muddy.
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FURNITURE.

SrRlSG STYLES IN FURNITURE. a
Al IA ie,ss,ashtcEIyED.-We 49, 81 call attention oftA
~, s.e1 Sel OF FURNITURE 20 our large and ~
Md queen Anne and East Lake: fine Parlor
Ca, ,nlsmcer suiis in Wslpuf; sidfboards. Book
aoe ~ hst Racks, wardrohes. &c. Every otscrip-
o., sss ~ ~ needing goods in our nne 10 examine
set.s,Al yiore bayinR. Our terms viii be tnzde 70
'''oss al. Eaey terms Of paymt Mt.
sn,s.. y. GATHRICHT SON.,
~ 80 ON 10 Governor street.
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8itllmond Dispateh.
~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsPATCp
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CRCt .
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.

Entered at the Post. once at Richmond. Va. aS
second-class matter.l
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MT THE LATEST SPRING STYLES
or THE DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS for sale
at THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
an iO-SMS COL Broad street.
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Z. WHITLOcK, 1445 Main street, manufacturer
of eighteen different brands of fine Cigars. Send
for nrce-list.
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Our LACE. GOODS DEPARTMENT is hand
somer than ever. comprising all styles in LANGUE-
IAN LACES, SILK, LACE. and MUSLIN FICHUS.
SCARFS, COLLARS. VtST-FRONTS, and nu-
II erOus other goods, which you Will see distributed
aud shown the lines and windows In our estab-
ushlnent, at very low prices.
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In our GLOVE and HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
can be seen the largest variety at all prices.
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AN USEM ENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE


DICHMOND THEATRE.
Mr. POWELL las the honor TO saip,upce an en-
gagemeYt for four nights only, Commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 192ss.
with
D'OYLY CAHTE'S OPERA COMPANY,
IN the new opera, which has achey success be-
yopd all precedent at the FIfIh. Aveaae. THEATRE,
New York.
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE; OR, THE
SLAVE OF DUTY.
By W s.. 6 Glbert and Arthur Sullivan, a,thor and
composer OF " PinIfore."
The company, consisting Of
FIFTY ARTISTS,
have been carefully rehearsed under tlse personal
direction Of the thors, Messrs. Gilbert ard Suiif-
van. The scenery Is new, and painted by TIE saine
artists who painted the scenes for the iri produc-
ton In New York,
ACT IA Rocky Seashoie " on the coast or Corn
wall.
AcTII.-"A Ruined Chapel" on General stanioy's
Estate.
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES! FULL ORCHES-
TRAl CHORUS OF FORTY VOICES!
Sale Of reserved seats will begin at Theatre and
Johnston's FRIDAY at 8 A. NJ Admission, Doc
and 81. Secured seats. fl.25. ap l4.3tt
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UNDER THE CosTLIEsT and the cheapest car
pets Sewed Carpet Lining should be placed. Use
that manufactured OF Cotton and Paper. American
Carpet-Lning Company, New York and Boston,
Sold by all Carpet Dealers.
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AUCTIOS SALES THIS DAY.

ron GOOD. RELsAsLE sxoEs try the PFC.
Efc CfafR.
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We will also open an entirely new line of novel;
ties in PARASOLS and >UN-UMBRELLASa at ex-
ira low prices. Don't fail TO look al our stock.
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delegates TO the State Convention. He be-
longs IN the regular Democracy, but thinks
Mr. Tilden's nomination unwise. he was
uninstructed.
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A. SAKs 4 co.
1913 Main street.

For a real GOOD IOc. CIGAR ,ase WurLocK's
MODEL, II has no eqnal.
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HoRsFoRD-s AoID PHOSPHATE is especially
servceable In dyspepsia and all diseases following
therefrom.
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OUR LEADING PHYSICIANS are calling attention
to the ruinOus effects upon the complexion Of
cheap soaps made from impure material The old
Brown Windsor OF j. & T.. ATKINSON Is made from
the best aud purest materials, and Is exqusitely
scented.
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~ gCLARETS AND OTHER
- rpENCu uJNFS

owing 10 the bad prospect for next years crop ~
have secured an unusual large supply OF CLAhEI
at "A very smait advance over 'ast year quotalons'
ana shs for the r,res,nt m any orders at old prices.
NH l9-lm y. NhANH'
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-, ,...,IA LADIES sUK-CLoCKED BALBRIG-
V GAN HOSE at 1870: OF, - uoer,
50 dorm MISSES and OhiIo"rN : ''i'" ''0'N
Vs I've ywnns'f pn LINEN LAWN at l5c. the
=, s,noes MOe ~ iFgENCH CAMBRIC ss-inch wide at
o, lSS., HSssn LADIES' .TwO-BUTTON COL0REO
80 Ttn GLOVES ST soc. a pair;
20 pi,ce. LAN6UEDoC LACE az reduced prices
.. I'm FyTRA.LENGTu LADIES' FRENCH
- WaVr CoRsETS nj 45c. generally sold NJ n Sc. !;
49, b.rsalns In various hne-quality CORStIs.
NV lspl7l
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e7- FIRST GRAND OPENING /!
FIRST GRAND OPENING.
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH,
AND DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK,

BROTHERS COL BROAD STREET,
OF
EMBRACING FINE LINE OF
BgOCADED and STRIPED SATINS. BROCADED
and STRIPED PERSIANS. PL tlN and FANCY
DRESS SILKS, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SAT1NS.
and novelties of various kinds. Having enlarged
ana added TO this department we can safely saw we
have the most complete Ortnent ever shown in
the city.
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AGRAND PICNIC smoke tor The holidays. FeT
sale everywhere. Only DC.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of in the Police Court yesterday {:
Cora Barber (coored), for stealing sun
dry articles Of the value of 81 from Marga-
ret johnson. Not guilty.
Moses Smith (colored), for stealing one
lot of wearing apparel from Isaiah Greg
ory. was ordered TO receive ten lashes.
Eliza Jones (coIored) for unliwfnlly
assaulting and beating Lousa Brown, was
tined $3.50.
John Jasper (coloredl, for unlawiully
assaultng and threatening to Kill Charlotte
Jasper, was discharged.
James Hays (coloredl, for threatening to
assault and beat Sarah Elan, was dis
charged.
Lizzie johnson (colored), for unlawfully
stealing one silver watch, valued at 80, the
property OF Eston Randolph. Continued
until to-day.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY
Butt and wife Us. Hughes and ais. Appeal
allowed to decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Halifax county. pronounced 1lth March,
1873.
Wilson Us. Branch, survivor. and others.
Appeal allowed and SuperSededS awarded
to decree pronounced by the Circuit Court
OF the county OF Greensyille on the I'd OF
March, 1880.
Blackwell Us. Greenbow, treasurer. Pc
tition for mdnddmuS filed and rule ntS'
awarded.
Mason Us. Tuttle and ais. Submitted.
CLIPS administrator rs. Newman. Ar
cued By NJ. NJ. Gilman, Esq, for appellant,
and submitted.
Lynchburg city against Slaughter. Ar
gued by Major T. j. kirkpatrick for de-
fendant, and submitted.
In this last case Judge Burks was counsel
in the court below, and did not sit III the
cause here.
The court adjourned to Tuesday next, the
20lh instant.
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LARGE ADDITIONS TO OUR STOCK OF
WHITE GOODS
give US the rsost complete stock In the city.
LACEs Of every style aEd price;
EpGINGs and INsERTISGs In elegant designs;
LACE BED-sETs, LACE CURTAINS.
Also,
The most elegant stock Of
FRENCH NOVELTY DRESS GOODS.
atLEyI BROTHERS,.
The FOSTER KID GLOVES have patent '&essgs..
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lost, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

LOST. HTKAYED. AND NNs'..-- LVo"D -:
lost, THURSDAY AFTEkNOON,
i between Monroe Park and Main ana rum mhn
streets, THREE FIvE-D0LLAR BiLLs; rr,s Ins
6nder viii please return 10 w. w. NALhEs
drugstore opposite Monroe Park. rewSru oi
fye dollars win be given. ap lo-1.
NTOTICE.-I shall apply to the Board OF
~ directors OF the Richmond and nanyilIAe A ksiI A.,
road Company for the RENEWAL oF yEhh5 yEeh5 iFar sdr
CATE mo. 637. dated NOVEMBER 20, tosr q, ~ nv, y
nam, M n Som SAMUEL ID. BURKE.
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WANTED, AT ONCE, TWO GOOD
w JOURNEYMEN PAINTERS, TO whom steady
=, nncs 70 w. II. ACKER.
d. V" as Danvle, Va.
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gether for the relief of furnishing Ireland.
Merciful God shall it be that, with our
barnes and our store houses crowded with
food, we shall be heartless and unrespon-
sive No, it shall not be. For, rs this
day entwne the shamrock around the
Cross, heara voice, louder than the
groan of famished Ireland-a voice of
tears and blood and sacrifce-exclaiming
II was hungered, and ye gave me meat. "
By the empty bread-tray of the Irish
cabin, by the exhausted sack of oatmeal,
by the blanched cheeks Of women and
children crying for help, by the four
hundred thousand graves of those who
perished in the Irish famine of 174l, and
by the vaster number of graves of those
who perished in 1916, I implore you not
only to be generous but to be quick. !
gather up the plant ofhelpless childhood
all over Ireland, and the sobbing OF
mothers whose children are dying on
their breasts because the fountains of life
are dried up, and the groans of men who
can fight back no longer the wolf from
the cabin, and be wailing Of uncounted
multitudes of the starving. 1 gather
them all up and l intone them into one
heartrending cry for help. / am sure
you will be faithful. Then, when your
day of distress comes, you will have s
right to expect swift relief. "Blessed is
he that considereth the poor the Lord
will deliver him in time of trouble" :"
Then when the last great day of assize
comes, and the whole world shall receive
its doom, the Great Judge will bend
smilingly to you in memory of this day,
and say: ~ was hungry, and ye fed
me. Inasmuch as ye did this to poor,
starving Ireland, We did it to me-"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-26

"THAT SOUNDS LIKE OLD TIMES. p
They were swinging lovingly on turn
stile. Said she: "Pa's most willing,
but not quite" Said he: Yes, but
why can't he be sensible, and when he
knows fellow can't wait always, give
him chance?" Said she: Oh, pa is
sensible, only he thinks you had better
get settled a little before we-we-ain't
that pretty moon?" Said he: "Get
settled! Why ma poured cold water on
my head this morning, and swallowed
a raw egg this noon, and what else will
settle feller?" And the turn-stile
scrunched around, the moon got over her
other shoulder, and he-and she-aud
he-they-settled. Cressy heard it, and
sticking his nightcap out of the window
cried "Scat!" Wingate heard it, and
as they sat on the doorstep, sedately re-
marked to his wife: "That sounds like
old times" And the moonlight crinkled
through the leaves as he and she saun-
tered by, debating whether it was fully
"setted " or not.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-26

'SpERIMENT1N' VIII MEDICINE.-The
other day DR.. Washington, a colored
man, was arraigned before Justice of
the Peace, charged with something like
mal-medical practice. He had given a
colored man dose of medicine, and the
colored man didn't live but one hour af-
terward. The Justice was colored man
and probably knew as much OF law as the
doctor did of medicine. When the doc
tor had been arraigned, the Justice
asked: H'-
"Dr. Washington, how long is you bin
practicin' OBJ medicine?"
"sSence de wab, sah."
"What books on de fzick an de human
reconstruction did yer study?"
"Ohl 1 studied 'nuff-Cornstalk's
Plosophy 'mong de number. Now,
Jedge, let me ak you one pint. What
books on de law did you study?"
else heah, pris'ner afore de bar, ter
try dis case, an not to stand 'zamina-
ton. Comm down from de law language
to plain niggah and mule, what made
YOU kill dat man? 'Splain yerself, sab,
or I'll put de clamps oh 'thority on you"
"Ef dar's man in dis county can
'splain himself, Ise de man." said the
doctor, arising. Some few days ago l
vented new medicine from roots dug
outen de groun'. Hit struck me dat de
medicine would cure de rheumatic, and
when | went to see de man what is dead
now, concluded to 'speriment on hims
No medicine amt no count till you 'sper-
iment wild hit. All medical 'ventions
has ter be proved. When Bright vented
de kidney disease, he didn't know how
hit would work till he tried hit / fig
ured it up jes' dis way. Says to my
self, eff dis medicine cures dis man, hits
good; but ef it kills him, hit won't do to
tampcr wild or let lie roun' loose 'mong
chiliun. Well, / gin him dc medicine,
and about an hour afterward he was dead.
How would l know dat dc medicine was
ftten fer use ef 1 hadn't tried it?
Science must be 'vanced, yer know"
"Dat's fack," said the Justice, after
musing n while, "de pint are we'll sus-
tanned. Mr.. Constable, turn dis man
loose, and caution him not to vent any
noah medicine in my township.-LWle
Rock Gazette.