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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-27

A SHOOTING AFFAm.-LaSt night about
70 O'Clock Captain Peasants, of the First
police district, received information that 4
colored man had been shot in saloon kept
by $. w. Robinson (colored), at No. 1874
Main street. lie went down to investigate
the matter, and found colored man named
Emmett Cousins, who lives at No. 10
west Leigh street, lying on table in
the room bleeding quite freely from
a wound in the right leg between
the knee and ankle. The inmates OF the
house stated that the man had been acci-
dentally shot by some one with pistol,
but professed to be unable to say by whom'
The man was sent home in hack. SUD
seouently colored man went to the First
police station and stated that Cousins was
Shot by Albert Baker, also colored. in a
row over game Of cards. A warrant was
thereupOn issued for Bakers arrest, but
up TO last accounts he had not been found.
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TTB WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80 :
0 A. NJ, 49,; noon, 60; Z. NJ, Sc; P.
NJ, 50; midnight, Al.
Mean temperature. 4G sc.
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Railroad hnproUement.-The Richmond
and DanyiIle Railroad Company have COM
pleted the erection OF their projected wharf
below this city on the riverside. The To-
cality, just above the Government granite
sheds, nearly opposite Rockets, has ior
many years been known as shipping
point for coal, flour, and other indigenous
products OF the "Free State The wharf
is its first substantial recognition a. snip
ping-point. "Better late than never"
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The improvement OF the Leigh-Ssrees
Baptist Church Building.

Leigh-Street Baptist church, of which
Rev. DR.. John Pollard is the popular and
successful pastor, will be rc0pened for wor-
ship this morning, the improvements hay-
ing been completed, with unimportant eX-
ceptions.
The length OF the building has been in
creased by 20 feet, giving IN additional
seating capacity of 15S in the basement, l6s
in the main auditorium, and so In the GAL
lery.
The galleries have been lowered sixteen
inches at the column line, so as 10 give a
good view Of the preacher from any part
Of the gallery. The pulpit has been low
cred sixteen inches, and the baptistry re-
arranged on q new and very convenient
plan. The roof has been ventilated so a.
to make the auditorium entirely comfOrta-
bic in any extreme OF weather. The choir
gallery has been greatly improved in the
mode OF entering the same, and arranged
with sufficient heightto receive q full-size
pipc-organ (Which will be put in position
i'm a few weeks. The auditorium is lighted
by two patent rcnectors, with thirty burn
ers to each. The entire inside finish has
been made to initiate oak. The side walls
and ceilings have been handsomely frcS-
coed. The outside walls have been finished
with stucco in a neat manner. The for
mer entrance has been changed, and gram
it, steps have been substituted for the old
wood ones. The enclosures on the front
and side are walls OF brick with granite
cappings, on which runs n neat iron fence.
Fancy iron ratings enclose the steps and
all the exposed parts OF the entrance. The
altar furniture is new, and OF walnut, in
handsome design. The main floor has been
newly carpeted and upholstered.
The following persons have been en-
gagged upon the work Ghe entire cost OF
which is about SG,50O)-yiz. 7. Wiley Da-
Wis, architect and general contractor; W.
j. Westwood, brick-work; J. ID. Carneal,
plastering and stuccO-work; II. l.. Tuck
er, painting, graining, and frescoing;
Lumsden Brothers, Stone-work; Asa Sny-
der, iron-work; j. L. Phillips, timing,
plumbing, and gas-fitting; and q. W. An
derson & Sons, carpets and upholstering.
The rc0pening services will be rs fol-
lows:
This morning, sermon by the pastor, Rev.
John Pollard, ID. ID. Tonight, sermon
by DR.. Hawthorne.
Monday night, sermon by DR.. Hatcher.
Tuesday night, sermon by DR.. Hoge.
Wednesday night, sermon by DR..
Thomas.
Thursday night, sermon by Rev. DIR.
Harmon.
Friday night, sermon by DR.. A. b.
Brown.
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prices. Those Of this description OF in
tending citizens report that many more
will follow them in the near future. The
proximity TO railroads and markets Of
Chesterfield lands have made them greatly
appreciated in the last few years.
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POLICE Court. The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
James Coleman alias jim Crump (col-
ored) was found guilty Of stealing one set
Of surgical instruments, valued at S25, from
DR.. j. Z. Harrison, and was punished with
twenty stripes.
William Doran, drunk and disorderly at
the Theatre Comique, was fined S2.
Frayser Branch (colored), common
thief and vagrant, was jailed for six months
in default OF surety.
James Ellis (colored was fined s5 for
assault and battery.
Christian White and Berry Shields (both
coloredD were fined S2 each for fighting.
Reuben Christian (cOlored), charged
with having in his possession one lot OF
horse-shoes and horseshoe nails, stolen
from the Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany. The case was continued till Tues
day.
w. McGregor and John Jones, drunk
and disorderly, were fined S2 each.
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Undergoing Repair.-The corn-mill OF
Messrs. Walker * Saunders, adjoining the
southern abutment OF Mayo's bridge, is
now undergoing the most thorough repair
including the supplying OF new timber
wherever wanted, and heavy and costly,
iron-bound and braced, oyer-shot water
wheel. This mill was built and originally
run by Joel b. Bragg, and was afterwards
conducted by the late Joseph Brummel,
formerly Of Richmond. 1t produces both
flour and meal.
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The German carp promised TO applicants
from Richmond will be delivered at Byrd
Street station on the Both instant at 1880
AN. Parties are requested to be on hand
with pals to receive the same.
W. +. PAGE,
Distributor Virginia Commission.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, stationary
or rising temperature, slight changes in
pressure, and south to west winds.
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The MONTE MARIA FAm.-This fair,
which has been progressing for some time
past in the new Armory Hall, will be
closed Tuesday night, on which occasion
Professor Sicgeps Yorktown Centennial
chorus will be present and cnliven the ies-
tivitics with several OF their grand chO-
ruScs. On Monday night musical pro-
gramme will be presented, in which the
choir OF st. Peters Cathedral, under the
able direction OF Professor Edward Cau-
field, will take a prominent part, render
ing among other selections IIandePs gland
" Hallelujah" chorus. These entertain
ments will doubtless attract large crowds
on both nights. M
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TIE HENRIc0 ROAD CAsE.-In the Hen
rico County Court yesterday the taxing OF
testimony In the Reseryoir-road case was
concluded. Counsel viii on MONDAY SUP
NIT their arguments In writing, ana the
Judge will render his.decision at the next
term OF the court.
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| DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

"A passed several slecpless nights, disturbed by
the agonies aud cries Of 4 suffering child, and te-
coming convinced that MRS. WlNsLONS
SOOTHING SYRUP was Just the article needed,
procured supply for the child ON reaching home
and acquaInilng his wife with what he had done,
she refused 10 have II administered 20 tie child, "A
she was strongly IN favor Of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed In suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following,
the f,ther found the baby still worse, and, while
contemplating another sleepless night the mother
stepped from the room 10 attend 10 some domestic
duties and left the father with the child. During
her absence he administered portion of TIE
Soothing syrup 10 the baby and said nothing
That night al hands slept wei, and the litc fell
low awoke In the morning bright and happy. The
mother WAS delighted with the sudden and Won
dcrful change and although at first offended at the
deception practiced upon her, has continued To- use
the syrup, and suffering, crying babies aud rcsticz
nights have disappeared. single trial II the sJ-
rlp never yet failed t. relieve tie baby and over
come the pr,Iudices OF tie mother.
sold by all druggists; 25c. a bottle.
no 25-c0dlw
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j. THOMPSON BRowS will offer at public auc-
ton on MONDAY, At II NJ. those handsome stores
newly erected at the corner Of Marshall ana
seventh streets.
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jected 70 the seyercst scientific tests by Professor
scientists Of England. Their frank endorsement
cnCes at The Crystal Palace, Sydcnham, and at the
Queens COnccrt-Rooms Hanover Square. for eight
tests that usually take place I'm presence Of these
audience, the many spirit forms that appear
you, converse with yOu as in life, and shake hands
endorsed by the press ana the public wherever
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ISIONl
the retained
IL.
OPEN
Prince Of
uescyIe
provinces including persons Of every
and
BILE POWER
strengthen the believer and
TABLE RISES TO
FACES
~ ~ FRIEN
ourps .pF nnocT AND ED To
RUNG iARps AREPLAYED
andoln faslting natuea Of these
RI,11zrxG SPIRIT FORMS
FULL
OP
%@t9s sSs 9s isf % S9 % city, % sE1Ehc @
aud .,,,no mani 70 convrt tho
constantly producing %
belle neye SECLUDED by
MAN TO- HIMSELF
Won rrnoe
oman Sc~ ES "Rp mot mot ike % you %
v a N
paI
intention
III!
THE rxrS PS9Es SrES At M r M
InO2
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DIR. CHARLES SIADE.-A spirltualistic
seance is announced to be held at the
Theatre on Tuesday evening. The mani
festations will be produced by DIR. Charles
Slade, the medium who created such a
furore at Wheeling, West Va, short
time since. Many OF the tests he promises
10 produce in full gaslight and without
cabinet. Some apparently Impossible
things are announced on DR.. SHADES bils,
and he attributes il all TO spirits.
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PENNSYLVANIA EDITORIAL EXCURsI0NlsTS.
A number OF members OF the Pennsylya-
nia Editorial Association reached the city
YESTERDAY morning Uia the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. They VIII remain here
until Monday morning, when they leave
for home, making short stops at Washing
ton and Baltimore. The party started
from Harrisburg, Penn, Thursday MORN
ing for the Luray cave, reaching there the
same afternoon, staying over all night and
leaving for Richmond Friday night.
They express themselves as much
pleased with their trip. The fol-
lowing gentlemen compose the party:
Ed. :. Wagner, american Volunteer, Me-
chanicsburg, Pa; j. w. Stoier, Journal,
Middletown, Pa; Or. 5. b. Keiller, MeS-
senqer-J Journal. Carlisle, Pa; J. Il. San
som. Democrat, Indiana, Pa; George r.
Barnett, Democrat, New Bloomfield. Pa. !;
ID. c. Sample, Post, Pittsburgh, Pa; All.
II. Addams. Herald, Carlisle, Pa; NJ. W.
McAlarney, Telegraph, Harrisburg, Pa.
T.. II. Henscl, HtelIiJencer, Lancaster, Pa. /;
c. II. Bergner, Telegraph, Harrisburg,
Pa. A. w. Milleisen, Independent, Me-
chanicsburg, Pa. X. S. Thomas, Farmers
Friend, Mechanicsburg, Pa; j. ii. Brown
ing, Adudnce, Luray, Va.
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THE GLOVE,


The finishing touch and point 10 gcnfleaans
toilet, without which all else Il incomplete.
This season has produced great variety, and for
every use and occasion one can get the proper
Glove.
The Super Cloth Glove, Of extra quality plea
SAINT warm, and easy 10 get on and Of.
The English Chcy.o. Glove, In mixed colors;
new and very nobby.
The Fur-Top Glove. lined with wool, narrow cut;
very nest-dtting FOR Ened glove.
The WOoi-Lincd Glove, vide cut, very warm aud
easy.
The Russian Drivlng-Gioyc, an extra-hcavy an-
lined dog-skin; very durable.
French Castor Glove. ftfirR equal 10 btd and
having more warmth and service.
The Wash-Lea,her Dress Glove; very much worn
for street-wear; IN mode, buf aud irab shades.
Dog-Skin Gloves, two buttons, cable-sswcd en-
broldered back; very cheap.
Buck Gauntlet Gloves. strong and heavy.
Kid Gloves; we keep Only the make that We have
found TO give the besi satisfaction, which IN cx-
perlcnco We take to be.
The Longchamp, an extra quality two-button
glove: every pair warranted; coors mostly Ia light
and dark brown.
If you wish a glove for any purpose we viii be
happy to serve you. MCADAMs & BERRY,
Tenth aud Main strcc;s.
FRISGED CARDS, WORKED SATIN CARDS,
PAINTED SATIN CARDS ~ l.. LEwIss, Si2 Main
street.
LEE GALLERY, lain street-Cheapcst and best
Photographs.
LARGE rHoroGRAPHs for framing, sI-LRE
GALLERY
CARD-PuoroGRAPHS, 81 per dozen-LEE GAL
LERY.
TAKE the children - LEE GALLERY aud have
them PHOTOGRAPHED.
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The mcf'umShip OF On. SLADE has been sub
William CrOokcs, I. Il. =. and other prominent
gave him great popularity, and drew large audi
,olicitauOn Of her Majesty. DIR. SLADE hllCd the
consecutive weeks. The following are some OF the
mediums while The medium f. in full view of the
around him are truly wonderful; they stand hesiGe
with their friends These arc genuine mediums,
they appear
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CITY MIssIoN.-The ladies OF the City
Mission will hold meeting at the Grace
Street Presbyterian church on Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock to organize for win,
ter work. They request all ladies interested
In work OF this character to meet with them.
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HOTELS.

rI,HE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA; .u
e,,..ted I 90 wards from Fort Monroe, open al
,,,o sesr Fnuai 20 any hotel In the United STATES
W s., ysTmuEIt RESORT. Send for circular descrio-
Ing hygeinic ae'A"' HkRRisON PHGBUs,
-. Proprietor.
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A SCHOONER DESTROYED BY FIRE
THREE OF THE CREW BADLY BURNED.-The
schooner EXertion, Captain Noah Cram
mer, from New York, which was lying at
the White-HOuse wharf, on the Pamunkey
river, to load with wood, accidentally
caught fire early yesterday morning, and
was burned to the waters edge. Three Of
the crew-Joseph Lewis, mate, and Joseph
Miller and Thomas 7. Wilcox, sailors
were badly burned. They were brought
to the city yesterday on the York-River
train and sent to the Retreat for the Sick.
Wilcox was seriously burned about the
face and hands. Lewis received burns on
the hands, face, and feet. MilleT's injuries
are painful, but are not considered dam
GerOus.
1t seems that the captain had a large tin
tub OF yarnish placed by the side Of the
stove in the forccastle to warm, so that the
deck could be vanished. The heat from
the stove by some means set fire 10 the var
nish, and Immediately the whole place was
i'm blaze, cutting off all retreat 10 those
who happened to be in there. Several
buckets Of water were thrown into the
place, which smothered the flames TO some
extent, and three men made dash for the
opening and succeeded in getting out.
The schooner was owned In New York,
and was uninsured.
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CAPITOL CHAT.

State Board of nnvnsscrs-Reudjustcr Con-
ference-Tho senntorship-Who is to be
Treasurer Redistricting the state-Mr.
Fisher for Collector Of Internal Revenue
General Mahone's Views.
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BriefS.-Thc market is beginning 10 de-
monstrate its Christmas abundance Of but
ter. eggs. rabbits, chickens, and turkeys,
aud the store-wndows TO glisten in the re-
tlected lustre Of the &" goodies " accumu-
lated for that festive period Of the year.
United States Marshal T.. =. Ramsdell. Of
Chester, who was prostrated and quite
badly shocked recently by the antics OF an
mruly bovine, is nearly recovered, and
will soon be about with fully restored ply
steal ability.
Judge French, OF the Hastings Court,
during the past week gave Dinky Spears Il
LEGAL release from any former matrimonial
entanglements she had accumulated i'm con-
ncction with her dusky spouse Of the same
surname.
Mr.. William a. Blankinship. superin-
tcndent Of the public schools OF Chester
field county, reports renewed manifeSta-
ton Of interest on the subject OF edlca-
ton both on the part Of parents and chill
drcn, and largely-increased attendance OF
the latter.
The operatives at the different mills on
the riverside are making all the "time "
they can. Time with them means money,
and Christmas is coming-the season both
Of gifts and good cheer.
The Hastings Court has adjourned for
the term. No ease before the Police Court
Saturday. The members OF the Olympic
Boat Club have ceased rowing on the river
for the season. The trees are fast losing
their foliage both in this city and the
islands in the river.
George Jones, member Of the Amateur
Band and popular young citizen, will be
united in marriage on Monday night with
Miss Mitchell, Of this city. His "sur-
ylying comrades" led by the veteran
James B. Smith, expect on the happy 0c-
casion to give him grand musical "send
off," for which they are now practicing.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.

MONEY LOANED UPON REAL.
vi ESTATE OR COLLATERAIs
Az LOW RATES.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO THE RENT
ING-OUr OF REAL ESTATE AND
iiiE COLLECTION OF RENTS.
HOUsEf SOLD. BUILT, AND REPAIRED on
MONTHLY INsrALMENTS.
ALL KINDS or CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE.
Apply for the Pirgiaid Land Guide.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD,
Aactlcncer, Ac..
0c 7@eod3m No. 1908 illnk street.
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A. sAKs & CO.,
sTHICTLY OSE-PRICE CLoTniKRs,
1913 MAIN STREET.

TO THE CoNsUMPTivE.-WuBoR' COMPOUND
or CoD-LIvER OIL AND LINE, without possess
ing the very nauseating favor Of the article as
heretofore used, Is endowed by Tie Phosphate Of
Lime with a healing property which renders the
oil doubly enhcaeious. Remarkable testimonials
Of It's efficacy can be shown. sold by A. u. VIII
Eon Chemist. Boston, and all druggists.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ~
the DISPATCH PRrNTING-iioUsE. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE FINEST AND LARGEST COLLECTION or
CHRISTMAS CARDS IN thc city now opened, Tor
sale at l.. LEwIS's, 9I2 Main street.
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DELA RUE, FRANCE, Tuck 8, and CARDS of all
the manufactures az l.. LEwIs'S, 9l2 Main street
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that l
y will anply 10 the city Of Richmond for the re-
Issnc OF The following BONDS of said city, stand
ing I'm the name Of MARY F.JAChsoN' deeeased'
the same having been lost-t0 VII: aooo
Rond No. 6,554, due July /, 1899, for ssOo'
Bond No. 6,555, due July j, 1883, for SSVSv;;
bohu NO "'o"' JOIN W. WRIGHT,
Sheriff City OF Richmond,
anu ~ aI suS" no G-Sulm
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NJ. ELLYsON CO.. advertising agents, inseI ad-
yertisementsin all OF the newspapers of the United
states at publishers rates Orders left at the Die
patch countiug-room Will receive prompt atten-
81
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FOR RENT.
nor RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE sc

DOR RENT, \ VERY DESlRABLE&
Il FARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND-4
TWENTY-SENEN ACRES at MechancsNille-
about $50 acres of open land, 20 acres In grass, ~
menfs are of thc best character-TW WO-STORY-
ENDORSEMENT FRAME DWELLING, in
frst-rate order: brick barn and other Out-btNd-
ings: together with store, blacksmith and cooper
sh0p-one of the best stands IN the county.
GEORGE III. POINDE&TER,
no 26-Jt Real Estate Agent
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A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have IL by using MEADE 4 BAKEh's dell
cious CARBoLIc MoUru-WAsH. ndestroys the Of
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, aud speedily restores them TO healthy con-
dition. Price, nifty cents bottle.
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SPIRIT SLATE WRITING,

scientific societies In England, Austria, Germany,
10 the most crucial-test conditions Then the
presence submitted to the cool, bright steel Of
and recognize nothing but fact. There Is not one
that In the presence Of DIR. SLADE there isa won
cal body, which can assume human forms and an
diversity OF OpiniOn-sOme Of them be-
Of our dead.
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Rundrag-Considerable commotion was
created early yesterday morning on Hull
street by a team which, without driver,
was dashing furiously down this main
thoroughfme Of our city. Coa-carts and
market-wagons busted ont Of the way pre-
miscously and left the street to the team,
which finally pulled up without sustaining
material damage or inficting any to the
vehicle. The owner, q Chesterfield farmer,
came up soon afterwards and took charge
Of them all.
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II you would cut this advertisement out and keep
II always I'm your pocket-boOk II would be equa to
money 10 you, ~ money saved Is money made; and
money can positively be saved by buying 25c.
Breakfasts, Dinners and Suprcrs mt LANES Mo-
DEL DINING-RooMs, No.322 north seventh street
UNUSUAL SALE or REAL ESTArE.-Thosc eight
new and handsome stores, with apartments above
Tor families, located at the corner of Seventh An
Marshall street t. will be sold at public auction on
MONDAY at IL VI. 60 and -ecure an investment
which Will p.y you handsome income.
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PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S EMULSION CoD-LWfR
OIL for colds coughs, SC.
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4 Fine Portrait.-The well-known Man
chester artist Blankinship has recently
finished an admirable crayOn portrait OF
DR.. W. X. WeiSigcr, one Of our best
known and most experienced doctors, and
whose lineaments are readily recognized
in this striking example of the skill and
artistic workings Of the seIi-taught native
artist Blankinship. 1t has attracted very
great and deserved attention mere.
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EIGHT NEW STORES AT AUcTIoS.-Pir;ies
who looking out for real estate which viii pay
well would do well to attend the sale at the corner
Of seventh and Marshall streets at IL NJ MoHoisa.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED ny
the use of MEADE & BAKERS sAPoNINE DENrI-
PRICE, which VIII speedily remove lncipicnt tartar
and scurf. Price, ufty cents box.
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MiaiSteridi.-Rev.G G. G. Vanderslice, a
former esteemed pastor of the Methodist
church here, has been in the city this week
visiting old friends, by whom he was
warmly welcomed. Rev. T.. +. Wilson,
successor in the same pastorate OF the
esteemed DR.. b. f. Woodward, will com-
mence his ministry at an early day. Mr..
Vander.lice is now stationed in Matthews
county