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St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

We think we can cure bad case OF
Backache quicker with one of Carter's
Smart Weed and Belladonna Backache
Plasters, than by any other application,
and after the Backache is cured, you
can still wear the plaster without dis
comfort for two or three weeks longer.
This combination of Smart Weed aud
Belladonna is a great hit, and it is hard
to find any pain or ache that will not
Weld to it. Price % cents. Sold by drug
gists everywhere.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

The we'll known strengthening prop
critics of iron, com bined with other ton
les and most perfect nervlne are
found in Carriers Iron Pills, which
strengthen the nerves and the body, and
improve the blood and complexion.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

Deputy postmaster Hutchins, OF Is
terwood Station, while on the passen-
ger train near the Vermillionville de-
Dot and attempting to pass from one
car to the other, on Monday night
last, fell between them and had his
hand and arm badly mashed. His
hand has been amputated, and it
is thought that his arm will have to be
taken Oft.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

A great desideratum in the prepare
ton of medicine is that it should be pal
atable without looslng its efficacy.
This is the case with Prickly Ash Bit
ters, and being graded as regards their
cathartic properties, they are better
adadted for general use than any 9TH
er similar article. A trial will con-
vince the most skeptical
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

From what we can learn, it is more to
the advantage OF certain colored min
lister to hunt an occasional meal with
the more generous few OF his congre-
CATION, than to move in the direction OF
brother SIS, who lately attempted to
part his hair with an oak picket, causing
the reverend gentleman to run off and
forget his team.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

Ministers, Lawyers, Teachers, and 9TH
ers whose occupation gives but little
exercise, should use Carriers Little Liv-
er pills for torpid Liver and biliousness
One is dose.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23
Field Trial Fund.

1t will require about S1s5O.0O to de-
fray the expenses Of the Field Trials to
he held here in December. This sum
will have to be raised by subscription,
and the apportionment for this imme-
date section is only 5000, which has
not yet been all subscribed. The ad-
vantage of having the trials here, out
side of the question Of dogs, is appa-
rent to every intelligent and rejecting
citizen. The following persons have
already subscribed, and others to whom
the list will be presented, should fol-
low their good example:
G.. M. Thompson, Frank Jones',
p + Lefebyre, Henry L. Garland,
= r Lewis. Ellie Mcdaniel,
j. E. Pelton, "A; Der6anne'
j. Ohachere, w: A. Robertson,
" G. Perrault, CIV. Hudspeth,
w. s. Frazee, Wm. hlghtiey'
G.. Brand, ~; faIker,
Kenneth Baltic, 4. MornhlnVeg,
T Hardeman Lewis Z. b; Andrus'
J. G., Mornhinveg, Joachim JouDert,
J, Muller.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

The Grey Goose Case in which dar-
key was convicted this week will be as
long and wildly remembered by some OF
our colored thieves as was remembered
by the colonists the speech of Patrick
Henry when he "plead against the
parSOns"
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

Look out and save your money for
aoother of Fire Company No. Us
grand, enjoyable and cheap-rate ex-
cursions, the necessary arrangements
for which have been made for some
time in the month of October.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

The attention OF the public is called
To notice of w. w. Duson in another
column, by which it will be seen that
he has many thousands of we'll burnt
brick Tor sale and cheap for cash.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

A ten pound baby boy found his way
some time this week into the home OF
Thos. H. Lewis, Esq. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
are as highly elated in the idea OF being
its grand parents as are Mr.. and Mrs.
J.B. Clements, the happy father and
mother, in being possessors OF such a
charge -----
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

The Quarterly Conference OF the
NJ. f. Church was held at Bellevue
Church on Sunday last. Rev. Mr.. Reed,
presiding elder, preached to large
CONGREGATION at II A. NJ.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

The School Board have rented Mrs.
Sales property on Union street to De
used as a school-house for the puolic
school (white) of this place.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

Preaching at the Methodist Church
tomorrow, Sunday at II A. NJ. ana al
T:30 z. NJ.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

A protracted meeting of happy result
has inst closed at Plaquemine Brulee.
Reys. John Wynn, 7. j. Hough and
others were in attendance.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

Hon. NJ. D. Kavanaugh, has been
appointed by the Governor return
ing officer of election for this parish
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

Don't forget the shooting tourna-
ment and ball at Vermillionvllle to-day
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

See correction in Police Jury pro-
ceediugs.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-23

on OOO Well Burned Brick For Sale! Apply
CO,OOo to W. W. DUSON, Plaquemine Bru-
lee La, sept 23-f
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Coming 10 Terms.

NEW YORK, june 1.-The following
named steamship companies sent letter. 10
superintendent Jackson. of Castle Garden.
TIL, morning. signiiyinc their willingness
% pay 81 cents per capita tax for all pas
sengers landed al the Garden National,
lnman. Guion, >eager Brothers. Hamburg
Line. Bremen, and the ThergvaA. All
emiCrants al tine Garden tins morning who
had arrived Oh the steamers lines not m
the above list, including the lame, slcG. and
halt. were SEM 90 the offices OF the lines
and left there. The latter viii prove 8
burden. a. no hospital will receive them,
and the Commissioner Of Emigration Pc
fused 70 allow them 10 be- sent 10 Ward r
Island The emigrant authorities think
that there will be- a general Welding OF the
companies by Monday.
Later in the DAY the White star Line, the
Hamburg American Packet Company. ana
the ROya Amsterdam Line signiiied their
willingness 10 pay the 5o-ceni passenger
tx. Il l. thought that TIT other steamship
lines will soon come 10 terms.
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rom the Toledo Blade.
SURPRISING EFFECTS OF
EXTRACT OF CELERY AND CHAMOMII.E
UPON TIL
NERVOUS SYSTEM AND DIG EsTrvE ORG AN,
~ INVARIABLY PRODUCED pY
DE-. c. ". BENSOS's
CELERY AND CHAMOAiILF PILLS.
IFrom the Toledo Blade. J
SURPRISING EFFECTS OF
CELERY AND cHAMosiuE PILLS.

They have rscu tested time and timc again. and
AWAY with satisfactory result. Tnis preparation
just meets tAe necessities of thf east LEI me- sr8te
Just what my pm arc made o. cure. and vhai they
have cured and UiN curf Neuralgia. Nervousness
sick Headache. Nervous Headache. uysucptit
Headache seepie-sne-. Paralysis. and Dyspepsia.
These diseases aTc al ucrvou- diseases. Ne-vou--
mes embraces nervous wcasuess. irritation. de-
-u0mdency- mciluchuir- and restless di--l-isie-.
miserable stlie OF mind aud body iudescribEtie.
Thest ara some ~ Joe svmploms " uc-vousuesa-
Nov. o. ue fuiiy Restored CO.. health aud happiness
b. n-iceie-- hoou. aul yc. ior 5N cents you can
satisfy yourself iba, there 81 CURE l1f y0u and
ilr So al the vc-, furfle.. tna- cur, can Ie fully
secured. These piiis are al that thor ar, reprf-
.ente1 Co. boz aHe lrc guaranteed to riF, satIs.lc-
tou b. used o. dir rlel. AND ioiL cu-f ans case.
sold 1y ali dru~gist-. I-icc 5Dc.. boss. Dcp0t.
lHf u0-il Eu,aw sir-e.. Nait.mor.. N4 Dv mail.
TWO boxes l0r a.. or SCI ro2-s Cog $3.50. o. airy
address
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A Vv.se-ious Death 0n gho Rail " az
~ Murder or suicide

. 0e.aeE 7 ~igav morning, a- En-
-ae t,. win na--err '.r-rrliu which had
lrt Washington ~ 1880 p. ". ou Thur
l -a Wl- pos iu- l0u hundred vrO
ta-. H ..udeu junction, Engineer Ham
lou Irl,u. discovered tue body 0i O.
L4an ril .I hi- nach Jrro-- the track.
N-L r-a0 resting 0u ths south r;u., and
ou ~ u bands 0u the breast. Mr. Bro
..u applied tuf air-bruke,. uur before le
eoul -0I tHe ENGINE and train had passeu
o tl0 body anu torn it GO pieces. Cob
lar1r Richard ~iIpieI0u. Engineer BRO
su,. ul Fireman -amuer Barrier gathered
Cd. t. remains that could boz found and
placed Them oI tnc train, and upon arriving
al ilmder station they We're sent a. thc
0cau-lnuse oi ths company. The head
could MOI be- found. hu 10 tho morning u
Wa mchrc up among some willows on tine
,iuf of the north track. Justice George =.
hreieI, nj thc Thirteenth district Of Baiti-
Mor county. was notified. and al hls re-
guest NJ. A. !. Fairbanks had thc fra1-
uieni removed o. Camden junction. where
iu-T ~ highest Was cmpanelied and an
investigation hello. Engineer BrOsius and
ifcl.An samuel Barrier were thc only
Wi.nc,-e- examined. both OF whom testi-
no o. thc manner in which the body was
wing. auu thc inability "a stop the train
o. time. Ihe jury rcdercd . verdict
i2i although the body had been struck
Ino mangied by Engine No. 6ls and train
attached, death resulted from calises uf-
known o. the jury" Impressions pre-
vailed that the man had either laid down
on ,le track with view oi ending ms life
%. had been previously killed and placed
Aeic and SOME circumstance strongly
p'in io this conclusion. " hen thc ~
main, were being adhered L wa> remarked
ill iht fragments We're cold. which could
h1' lafC leeu the east IN so shOri time
aiiH death under thc wheels. for d was
'n- seventeen minutes from the time
i4e tram was stopped till il WIS
under WY again. Justice BE, Ter
Li'ae au examination ~ the fragment
W clothing. and found ont yesi-pockei
iurncN inside oul. aud one pantloens-
plaket ga. ss with o knife. Engineer Bro
'il, remembers seeing the deceased sitting
or ino roadside IN company with another
nan about 10 the evening previous, and
pN @ -h0ri distance IRON where the body
Na struck on his return trip. The MORN
he oi iIs same DAY man ans@ cring 10
ilf dead mans appearance called n the
Rouse ~ Sir. Cooper, al CarrsYille. where
!" obtained S0nie bread. No uapers or
4Fticie- were found 10 identify the DC
'tlsed lie was apparently sixty yeaie
o'1, had sandy hair, inelnIug Ia gray, and
ab1ui three-wceks' growth OF beard or his
iact.- baltimore sun.
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LYNCHBuRG. Va, June IA committee
OF Lynchhurc merchants. formed Tor the
relief Of tine Patricb-c0umty suiiereln' are
IL receipt oi O letter from q prominent gen
tleman OF that section, n which u T. stated
thai a suffcency has been raised Ia relieve
the distress OF the people. who were really
IN a starving condition. and thai those who
were reluctant to appeal ioT AID are now
DESTROYS thai nothing further be- done, a.
thev can make out until harvest about
-. zoe having been received N provisions.
The writer adds thai a greai many reports
sent out were highly sensational.
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BosT0S, June 1-.-At $3.50 o'clock this
morning Timothy Remick's cOtton-waste
mill al Boston Highlands took nre. The
building contained much collon-waste,
which. being thoroughly soaked 10y water
from engines. became So heavy A. To burst
the walls, which fell upon several fremen,
who were considerably injured. one Of
whom 1t Il thought viii not survive. The
building Wa OF wood, 400 by ~ feei, and
three stories high.
Ldter.-Nineteen men were caught un-
der the falling walls Of Timothy heLnick's
eotton-wasie mills this morning All were
more or less injured. Two hre captains
are thought to be fatally hurt nine OF Ten
Others are seriously injured.
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WASHINGTON. june u, lss2.
SENATE

W ARLINGTON, June j., ISL.
SENATE
The senate was not IL session to-day.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The House at I1:2J went INFO Committee
oi the WhOle-Mr. Burrows. Of Michigan,
in the chair-and resumed the considers
ton Of the river and harDor bill.
The paragraph making the appropriation
for the improvement Of the Mississippi
river having been reached. Mr. Browne. oi
Indiana. moved 10 STRIKE out the clause pro
yidina that the money shall be- expended
by The Secretary OF War In accordance with
the plans OF the Mississippi-l,iver Commits
sion, and insert prcviso leaving II II the
discretion OF that officer 10 expend the
money in such way and upon such plans
a. will best improve the navigation OF the
Mississippi river.
This amendment was sustained by Me~sls.
Browne and Calkins Of Indiana, Bgyne OF
PENNSYLVANIA, and Hepburn Of Iowa. and
OppOsedai length bythr representative from
the section 81 the country wing along the
lower Mississippi. The arguments IL OF
position 10 the amendment were reinforced
by Me-srs. Page and Townsend Of ohio,
HARRIS Of Massachusetts. and Others, IN
favor OF having the Improvement carried on
upon the commission plan.
Mr.. Hepburn offered IN amendment pro
hibiiing the construction or repair Ol
levees. Rejected
The question recurring on MI. Browne :,
amendment, il was reiecied-ayes, 40; noes,
LOG.
Slr. Page, OF California, offered an amend.
ment directing the Secretary OF War q
carry on the works contemplated in the
bill by contract when not detrimental d
tine interests Of the Government. Adopted
The committee then rose and reported
the bin 10 the House, and II was passed
yeas. ll9; nays, A..
Mr. Robeson, of New Jersey, from tbs
Committee on Appropriations. reported
the naval-appropriation bill, and II wa
ordered Ia be printed and recommitted.
The House. ai Gao y. NJ adjourned
/ A Republican caucus war announced Il
TAXI place Tuesday evening next.
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WHEELING, ". Va, june IA specia
says train on the Clarksburr and West
ern road, which left Clarksburg yesterday
morning. while entering tine trestie al
Waidin's wac precipitafed over the trestle
About twenty passengers were aboard. ID
ending six or seven indies. Mr.. Carey,
supposed 70 be from New York. and Mr..
0oldsborougf Were killed. Miss Leonit
White, Of freeman's Creek. was fatally
and twelve Others badly injured.
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ATLANTA. GA. june ia switch at
Kingston was left open this morning by an
upward-boumd freight train. and the pas
senger train from Chattanooga on the
Western and Atlantic road running a. the
rtte OF forty miles an hour. run on the
siding and into some freight cars. killing
Andy West. the engineer, instantly. and
Inlurine the fireman, George Bass, 80 that
he died.
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ATrnredr on sniphoard.

NV YORK. june 1.-The ship Free
man Clarke arrived from Calcutta TODAY
iu charge oi the nrsf mate. on MAY 9th
Captain james =. Wight. OF springfield.
Mass. while asleep ~ his berth WAS attacked
and literally hacked 90 pieces with hatchei
hy rhe Chinese steward OF The vessel. Tho
Chinese cook also attacked the cniei officer
in Ai, cabin. Though badly wounded. On,
latter grIppied with hi, a-saiiant and
raised ~ alarm. The crew rushed Co his
assistance. and killed both Cinnamon.
THROWN then bodice overheard.
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Ecr1on Statistics.

NEW YORK. June 17.-Beceipis ~ cot
ton OF aH interior towns. Al - bqies: 20
ceipts from plantations. 2.C-2 baies: crop
IN sight. 5.20s. 4S7 bales. The total visible
supply oi cotton for Che world j. 2.2s-. Cjs
bales. Of which 19s-.5JO j. American.
against 2,4S0. 0lG and La $40, Respectively.
last wear.
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THE Fear Of Turkish frscks-Ths s'reni Ax"-
au. Of Europeans Continues f'ncrn
summsnrd-Ths situnsion. csc.. cae.

A SffrrlNl 70 tnf NV tih 4tcTttt- tssss'
Alexandria. june 18TH. says:
Chcrn Pacha has been called TO Alexan
diva 70 form q Ministry. Arab y con
,guoed lhal Dcrvtsch l. working 1'urkisi
trick, and viii sell Egypt Arab . there
foyc determined. IN the event OF Turkish
intervention. 70 oppose them 10 The aeii1h
Tg,e Tevr,ian Government y suppiyin.
native Christians with passports 10 leav'
s,, country. Al the shops are closed
TIN exodus ri the European population
fs-oachnui the land L. hourly increasing
rrbe-e - Great excitement among The Arabs
9g,o-r was o rumor thar the khedye wa
o-,tr-rd ny the sultan o. -tamhoul ant
tha- he would ic replaced by Hahn.
SAFETY OF ANEmCANs.
Al the last moment fbc Khcdivc IN.
s.~l,rfof EarhIh Pachn 60 form . Ministry
rh,. /. onls temporary arrangement.
Tbe European panic Is making matters
worry serious OF Cairo. The whole % thi
.moriren Mission j. now sale on board thi
le..na pr Lansing and Mnssrs. hocc,
Waf.ou. Twine. Nicbol. Harvey, AicXau-
s,r and Griffin and their families VIII
49,. T'hguusau. J raZier. strong. New
a. and Counef. are nnv placed under tirf
,.r,..ar,an col the American guns. Colo
,ar Long las TODAY taken charge
I'll f,e American Consulate. replacing
~. Neuarhc and ieavinc hi, pri-
~. affairs. NJ. CaitOvi, -ich EcyI-
~, banker who was received Oh board
..@ l.s,ep.. requests me o. forward MS
l,.-~ff.f thanks 10 the American Govern
uent iu tl' name 81 al the unprotected
Ion. VINO mra found American pr0tce-
mon. desiring 90 express their lasting graf
fude ior fhf courtesy, help, ana protection
Afforded r iie American ship 1alena.- and
1,-a,.iur tiat God VIII watch over the great
nation who alone affords protection With
ofr distinction of rare anu creed. The
f,aIrns ll4. been able to do WORK winch tht
Sims Of oiheI nationallies were prevented
from doing.
The situation.
Tavnoa june lG.-Af The suggestion OF
tine rarre.cufasivc. az Germany and Aus
t-s .hn Khedive bias summoned Rachlf
p..r. md Ahmed Raised Parha from
Cairo l1r thc purpose of forming new
Ministry. with ArunI pacha "a, Minister oi
V.r The Sf0u0orTS Alexandria c0rrc-
,nondeut tc.ecrauhs that Arahi Pacha has
bad notice, pacarde0 ln Cairo cXh0rtuc
tranquility and declaring himself person-
aI.t responsible. for the safety m iht Lurt-
pan residents The Secretary o. She SUI
i4I bias i-f i1r Egypt with new INSTITUTE
tHu- f1r Dervi~el lacl4. The mes s.
r1-re-unudenf at f0nstautinopif say.
%. aI rumore o. military preparations Jog
Tlrsa, Orc premature. There g. poo pre-
.au- intention OBJ sending troops 90 Ls'p--
TIN rVGUIrEs.
frDr Trrr.t. nn~ra.rIn,Iq.rf nf.n trIr-
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Ispecial telegram 70 the Dispatch. !

Especial telegram to tine Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA, june IA negro over
seer named William Bess was arrested and
committed to jail to-day for breaking into
young lady's room near Churchiand,
Norfolk county, at daybreak yesterday
morning and attempting a brutal assault.
subscriptions and assistance for the Pa
trick sufferers commenced here to-day.
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Nu-dercrs Tynchcd ia Coiorado-A
Eapc-I lend Killed by His Would
i,a ss.r5fse

DENVER. june IA special 90 tho Re
publican from Rico. Colorado. dated june
10Th. savs. "Th.. morniuc at {. O'Clock o.
party entered thc iai here and tJDs ouf the
murderer Thomas Wall and Trinidad
Charlie, and hung them iu O staii-cau.u
opposite thc jail. From the appearance. OF
Charles BODY ID l. evident tlai boz made O.
Strong resi- stance. The men were shackied
together hv the ieg and arm"
. special t0 the Tribune from Albu-
Guerquc, y. NJ. SAYS q. 4 Mohaye Apache
Indian went to tine ranch OF Mr.. Watkins,
al Dudley. and Mrs Watkin, being alone.
he attempted 60 outrageousiy assault hei,
when sine seized o " inchester rifle and shot
MIN through the head"
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iTELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH from ALL POINTS

Washington News and Go<sip-A Big fire
with Tutnl Results in Besiep-A New
Mckee Woman Successfully Defcnds Her
Honor-Twe Colored Murdcrers hnn< Wy u
Mob-TataI Railroad Accident i'm tscorRia-
Terrible storm In Missouri and Kansas
ssrcni Destruction of Property and Aoss o'
I.ife-Se More Relief Needed for tine Pm
trick-Couufy Sufr-crs-Two Men nnd Thir-
tccu Horse, Bururd 10 Denth In Cambridge,
Mas Acc.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Jun. D.. 1es-
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-HeL -. nusae.s.
CuEE White. -,r6s bushels. rr-sNnihilel- 0Nt
bushels. Mixed. -.fuD Du-het fc-cALiniiea
z.unf bushels
OArs.-I.u2O buslol. r,.-t,-lidliel l,OuO hu.h-
ela ....
-ALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
(lrs-Whits. - bu.iiei. good nt B-c.. 8 ~ hush
eI- vcrv good 20 H~c- Mixed 500 ttI.iieit urlnlf
western nI private terms.
OLrs.-2. bushels prim, winter 81 OHl.
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Death of an Edi,pr.

FREDERICK. Nh. june I-.-Col0ne
Charles Cole. editor and proprietor OF the
MGrRGnd Union of this city and member
oi the MARYLAND Association Of Editors.
died this morning from the effects OF Q
stroke OF paralysis received on the sth liz
stant. lie was sixty years u are.
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roBAcco, CIGARs, are.

ID WHITLOCK, l445 MAIN STREET
uao,,fscturrt OF tle following enc brandk %
CIGARS
MODEI.. I.fTTl.T FLoEA.
la EETEi.f.E, fil.LAlsl rTthei, -
PICNIC WHrr1.0rk'r kLH WEST
MOZART CHICK .,
LILY EEI.LE, and ORIENTAL.
Also dealer ip tl,s following brunds of PINE TO
bACt'sl "a nla1stf acturtfs prices
Ola NORA. EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN,
PIONEER, HDUGB AND READY l5c- piu.sl,
BAI.LA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &C.
Se..l s1s .4-.c1r..sl- Ius - -es~
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EOURQUREAN, PRICE. TEMPLE&CO
ape EAs7 BROAD .rnrYT:
CARDOZO. ALSOP. MOsBT 4 Co.
1908 EAsT MAIN STREET.

After June isl We always begin 90 close out stuck
This scason, owing a. ~, cDid aud Unreasonable
weather. man, goods will be forced
on our uarglln-counicrs wi. now is found
" DRSTt.b AND ~lLh NNAtAIitN- BLACK
GOODS Ektl AtED. NAitsl., and ORIENT Al
FANCit-. boz MANY cast- af ic>- fnau iiaif cost
Those iI Wauf NJ rci va Inexpensive clothing iGs
.primgi ~ scasid, wear viii DE- well Co. cali.
Wsar, determined tO maEc orr huusss not only
ilic resorf Of tne fashionable public nu' fu eutict
lll WHO want honest Runle si Lowest pric,T o. l--
fuuiz' o.. " = 90 ho- ad. erli- fictitious iahrics
200 wur-, Than hciiiuu value. rtr cAnuOr and
discriminating public nlikr i0-Ht'if o..
WHITE LINN LAWNS. % to 6uc..
WHITE LAW ~. lf a. 4ut.-
PERSIAN .Nr-I.I.e PRINCESS LAWNS.
CHECKED and fLAlN NAiNeOulAs, a. oug
u-tai popular prlrfr;
W carry fnf Lrg,si. most complete and ches pest
line OBJ WHITE GOODS % 10, found in Viz
", 'haye WHITE QTu.T~ at Toe. Co sI4.
liur strck of lIGCHEu LrNI-N and COTTON
LAW M D.. unusually complete.
Iu.ACk GnDu>.-Df tits. oar -rec lalfy. our st'-s
ie unusually Wtiea. Among DN attractions
A.L-WuOL NI-Ne' YELLING. SOC.
ALL-N pHL a-f NfN~ WILLING. 6Oc.;
l finer grade uf same ffufic- W. uuff a mafuih-
cent .inca. ranging ir r1sf trm Toe. fD Fl.I.i-
For Zoe. w. nase bt~l hi MING over -ccn IN
HIACk sII.k-WAgP HENrIrTTA. TAMIsE.
-HpOuAL. DA~HNtEL- AIi ~ GEkNA-
DIM. ranging Dol rns- from 81 ff. tu s..Jl.
-lLA>.--Hl. tfh auf lDLuitD SILKS. So
TINS SATIN bE MiENtITI.El y. uE
HHAuAME>. 80 RAN Silks AND >ATiN-,
run-luc lu cus' from To-. in s...Ia.
SPECIAL a Allt~.-AnnA ff 1ur ~ll.k ST.
Raj $50 2 20. usuliir .nir - -.1H-
BLACK ~il.h u SID no -l.ah-,eii value
eyer exhibited iu lti marsnf.
LINEN LAr-H 1ll->. : io Splendid ASCOT
uIrU'.
ODH~FG~ Doc. t0 -4.SO-1csf standard Frcnci
uur American manufacture.
OEbfEs.-Nc solicit 0ruer- from persons ai
distance a- our term t0 -geL az q. favorable as q
urescul ir person. ON fElCI TO ALL.
fAEDNZ0. AL-pF. Mn~fi A co.,
FurEqI ltEAN PRO IlNfLL co.
o. 4-fgH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-18
Eru:aiIy Murdered.

GALVESTON. TEXAS. june IA Aetr.
Tvaids -uecia. sgv-. " Colonel Holland.
suuerintoudeni OF Flomer' ranch. % Nave
rirk county. was brutalIy murdered ny two
Mexican herders Yesterday They split bis
head with az axe, robbed tn ranch. and
rode of on stolen horses