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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-20
THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
THE MOST CELEBRATED DYsPEPrlc VA.
TER KNOWN.
THE ACCOMMODATES, ARE FIPSr-CLASS
AFFORDiNG EVERY COMFORT TO
BOTH INVALID AND PLEA
SIRE-~EEkFH

TIE HOTEL IS councillors. and supplied with
every requisite improvement. including post. tiir-
graph. and cNprpss-nfict-, billiard -ilOon. hnt-
cold, and -lowCr-hlihs toutcunu. 90 fIe latpl
on a commanding cmiuenrc, are over loo duIIir
cottages. with upper ami lower -ai,e,io, extending
the entire length of the buildings lul fronting IRE
river and grand mountain scenery.
Fine driving roads and beautiful walks extend in
all directions. and the surrounding scenery nlt
equalied 10y any waterlnr-plIsc 90 IrriuI1.
\ good livery q attached a. fl. establishments
fine brass and string hIuduf mU.ic ha. lDcu one
gagged.
An abundance If lCE IA, been secured.
PURE SPRING WATER g. conveyed from To-
mountain M pipes to The ll0tDl and cottage. anf
IS eNclu'iNcly used 'n every DEPARTMENT Of thc ESQ
Enlistment.
THF ALLEGHANY WATER has become -o
celebrated that IL l. now shipped o. nearly every
State I'm The Union.
Pamphlets containing a fun description of fIf
Springs. with certificates II some OF ihe rcmtiks-
bic cures of Dyspepsia, Chronic Dllrrhu1, >'r'-
fula. Chronic Diseases of the Liver ana kidney .,
Cachcfic Condition arising from Ma'arlai fOi.'H.
Neuralgia, llCm0nhoids. Sick Headache. &c, s. ..
will Doe fnmi -hcd on application.
BOARD: Per month, 40, single week, SO
two or more weeks, sl2.5N: children under ID
years of age and servants. half price,
4. \. COLI OlN.
General Manager.
f. lin Allegheny spring, Va.
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THE RAWLEY SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. Va.

are now open. In the management every eGort
will be made TO make the season Of 1850 cvon
more attractive than last. 4 very excellent BAND
OF SIX PIECES for the lawn and ballroom. Tia
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS arr engsge,
and we are prepared 10 entertain IN The most rits
factory manner SIX tNDRED GUESTS.
The water is the STRONGEST CHALYBEATE
In America, Is Alternative and tonic On t..g,rt..,
remedy Of mequaled utility and power noted f.r
Its curative properiles. For pamphlet, aid-o-s
j. WATKINS LII.
Jc 2-lm Manager
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rpARAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS.

M PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS CLOTHING,
MOSQUITO CANOPIEs,
HAMMOCKs, HAMMOCK-ROPES, and HAM
MOCK -STRETCHERS
CORSETS, SIIOULDER-BRACEs,a and WAISTS;
BLACK and COLORED MITTS:
THREAD, SILK, KID, DOG-sKlN, and COT
TON GLOVES;
RIBBON In GREAT VARIETY, at
ieI6 LEVY BROTHERS,.
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SIMMER BOARDING.

GUNNER BOARDER>.-Pcr,on' de'ir-
- ing PLEASANT BOARD during the summer
month. can be- accommodated hy applying Co tht
undersigned House new: cool and pleasant rooms.
Daily mail 10 Cartersyille which j. fulfl-slN
milo. from Richmond. Two and hair miles rom
pcmher'oh station. Richmond and Allegheny raj .-
road. where conveyance Viii meet passenger 900
short notice. Terms moderate. Addrg-.
Mrs. \. j. FAIMokf.
Cartersyiiie, Cumberland county, 30.
g.. % JDEs
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FANCY GOODS.
A L ST T. Y f. y )
NOT ONLY SATURDAY,

NOT ONLY SATURDAY,
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK,
you can buy
12-OUART DISH PANS for 15c.;
I4-OUART DISH PANS for 15c.;
2-OUART COVERED TIN BUCKETS at l0c.;
3-QUART COVERED TIN BUCKETS at l0c.:
6-QUART STAMPED PANS at lOc.:
PORCELAIN ICE-CREAM SAUCERs at 25c. a
dozen;
PORCELAIN UNHANDLED TEAS and SAU-
GERS at zoe. 4 set;
Elegant fi-picce BERRY or CREAM SETS at
S1.25;
Handsome PLAIN GOBLFTS At see. dozen;
Choice FANCY-PATTLRN GOBLETS at soc.
dozen;
PLAIN or STAR TUNBLERS At 2jc. a dozen:
>NAP-TOP JELLY GLASSES no 3jc. dozen;
Best quality lO-picce TOILET SITS at $500;
TIN tOCOA->llAPE DIFFERS, blue-cnamcllcd
handles, at lOc.;
80 gross LIBlN'S SOAP nc three cakes for &C.;
50 gross LIBIN'S SOAP az SOC. per dozen boxes ;
100 dozen RUSli-BAsKETs reduced from 20, 20,
10 dozen PALM-BASKETS reduced from 75c. to
zoe.
Remember, you can buy at these prizes any day
this week or next at SIENENN.
jc17 300 Broad street.
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We return thanks to Hon. JOHN PAUL
for copy OF his late speech in the House
OF Representatives.
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Physicians say it combines all the beside.
rata Of every ferruginous tonic prescribed
by every school Of medicine. Browns
Iron Bitters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-20

Mcssrs. BEcKwITH & PARHAM have sent
ns the April Nos. Of the Edinburgh Reuieo
and the London Quarterly Rec'e,o.
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CITY TAXES.

NJ . L L f.
Thts one. win no oppN DAILY from the loih
10 rilk som JUNE. between The hour. E"
O'clock A. VI. aud O'Clock l.. NJ inclusive, 20. ".
purpose OF receiving from any person 'n"e'
With
CITY TANEs
tho ,x,,c, "A or oseu,tr Of the amount - az
sh.r',ed ana & nor cen,uin Will be added 10 M,
amount OF tax charged in every easy Hh. i, e'is
party assessed shall fail o. pay the "hVi' ~
nan "i'''H wv ""'N A. X. woopsoN,
j. 2-30t
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S,rNlMER ROARDERS.

NORWOOD NOW OpEN FOR BOARD .'
Elevated, healthy, spacious hnildnk-'
and shade Chai, heite water near tl. t.I.s
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. Ali....
T.. \. TIIWlli.t
ie 3-cOdlm Norwood, Ne. N. '
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HOTELS.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,


NIW 1VTNl
WFTnfRBfE 6 FULLER. PKOFNitfNN'
strangers will here lind excellent tccniui
lions al reduced prices during thu summer pm
This new and elegant house isNcry contrary
Gated for the reception Of guests. either i.'A.
or transient. 10 Is charmngly situated lNiI- ,
central point amidst The most faehioht''.
dcnccs. churches &C., &C.; near The DrJnl
trail Depot, within three minutes' Walk on N' '
waited roads and Na'li,on-aNCnuc cars. lu, Nt'.
lauon, heating, and plumbing ar trranftd ~.
most approved principles. The hotel Z, c'hI..
ON the European plan patroni1ed bY thr best i'.'
lies 81 Europe and America, With f,'l'u, l..
unsurpassed excellence, aud 20 reasonable e"''"'
NV G-SaS MSm
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
IL ROChBRiDGE COUNT.
OPEN FOR VISITORS g.. i-.
CAPACITY, 1000 e. i-i-.
IIrARM SpRINGs. RNTH COINIl.

NJ MN sIT,INNN' bA n - ~ :
w NA.ARE NOW OPEN AND kFAltl l'
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamUl IDi, '.
be had Of Purcell. Ladd 6 Co, pom MILL, Oh.
John Blair. druggists, Richmond. or 90 Oh, l'-
prietor. This T. the most deii ghtf.l warm uiiii-
bath (tcmperature, % degrees iu Che world.
an 3O-3m JOHN l.. IL .BANh.
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nj BIG BARGAINS IN WHITE
QUILTS and BLANKETS at
70 I6 LEVY BROTHERS.
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VARIETY SPRINGS. OPEN

' JUNE. ON the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road fifteen miles west Of stanton, ears stopping
at the door. Excellent water. grand scenery au1
good fare. Usual amuscmcnts. Board s25 rer
month OF thirty days. - per week. and sl.jc DR.
day. Children under twelve years and scrgsrtt
half-pricc. Bathing in heanng water gratis
Mrs. MARY j. BURRU>~. Proprietor
q. W. LACkEI. Manager. j. Jim
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M" SEE THE LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS at
iel6 LEVY BROTHERS.
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FURNITURE.

GREAT ATTRACTIONS ANDM
VI great bargains at r.. GAT.lRIGuTH
4 SONS FURNITURE WAREROOMs. M
No. 10 Governor street. The very laiests !
designs OF the most fashionable FURNITURE
made we are now Offering az Iuinously
low prices. Parties In want oi GOOD FUR
NITI'RE can he accommodated, both In
price and quality, and will ind to their Interest
To examine our stock before buying elsewhere.
my l3-3m
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(tOBB'S ISLAND. VA.
~ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IS
VIRGINIA.

The finest and safest of ~mi-hntliug.
ocean, channol- and shark h,nln, and lii..
shooting.
TERMS: - per day, sl2 per week $50 i,-
month.
Route from Old Point hy steamer Norfh1mI'.r
10 CheIrysf0nc every Moni1y. N~luD JAS. tl.f
Friday. The Baltimore and Washington .f,m...
make close connection with the Nnrfi mpi.n.
Address o.. D. ~rAnl.
jc l2m lr.rIff.f
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL, 1896 rrgr
AVl ABOVE TIDE-wATER, situated In Virvlri,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. III miiei
from Richmond, Va, Is NOW Open FOR Vl>T.
TORS. For terms. etc, address
HENRY l.. MASSIE. Proprietor.
ic l3-lm Alton Bstppt "a
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NIECIIUMS RIVER,

LBEMARLE COUNT
G. n. PRICE Is prepared 30 tlkc 81 NV"
EOARDERs AZ rll.nnahla nL-c.-. !. -
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DYSPEPSIA, Biliousness, Nervousness, and Nil
erablencss, all cured with HoP BITTERs.
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E7- SILKS, SATINS, &c.
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS at great bargains;
sATINS, MORIEs, SURAIlS, RIIADAMES;
MERVELIEUXS i'm great Variety
BLACK CAsHMERES and other BLACK DRESS
GOODS at
ic 10 LEVY BROIHEhS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-20

RICHMOND AND DANyIILE RAILRoAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT., I
RICHMOND, May "a, 1852.
This popular resort Is NOW OPEN for the sea-
son of 1852, and In addition 10 the perfect train
service therefor advertised In the companys regu-
lar schedule, SEMI-WEEkLY EXCURSIONS
Will occur regularly during the season on TUES
DAY AND FRIDAY Of EACH WEEK upoa
special trains, leaving Richmond AT I'M, and,
returning, arrive In Richmond at 1870 l.. Nj.
The uniform rate Of fare for round-trip tickets
on regular passenger or excursion trains viii be
zoe. Straight fare In each direction, 25c.
The usual forms OF Communication tickets VIII also
be on sale.
For tickets and all information apply either ut
Richmond or Manchester stations.
For charter of special trains call ON The under
signed. A. POPE,
my24 General Passenger Agent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-11
The meeting then adjourned till this

The meeting then adjourned till this
morning.
| TO-DAY's SESSION.
The shearing contest has been the chief
event of to-day. 1t began about 9 o'clock
this morning and was not completed until
after O'Clock this afternoon. The con-
test took place in Floral hall and drew a
large crowd OF interested spectators.
Several lne hocks of sheep were on hand,
out OF which were taken such animals as
the respective owners thought would win
on q basis of the points agreed upon.
The association met after dinner and the
following report of the awarding COM
mittee was made:
For the best shearer, first prize OF SIS.
N. A. Wood.
Second best, j. A. Leveck.
Third, Jesse Reed.
Fourth, B. N. Pixley.
Fifth, III. j. Bordman.
X. I. McCully carried of the thirty dol
lar Irize for the best buck and eve, offered
bv the honorary members. Several new
members were added this afternoon.
II. V. Pugsley's three-year-old ram
weighed the heaviest fleece, tipping the
beam at thirty pounds and eight ounces.
The usual vote of thanks was extended
to those who had contributed to the sue
cess OF the meeting. Mr. Hickok offered
a resolution thanking the press for its re-
ports.
The convention then adjourned for one
year.
The shorthOrn men met to-day and or
ganized by electing Charles f. Leonard, of
Cooper county, president. They determ-
lned on calling a state convention to meet
in this city the first Wednesday in next
June. The meeting will be An important
one.
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4 Car Blown Over.

The gale OF last night came near causing
a bad accident on the X. & T., near Clap.
per, about thirty miles this side of Hanni-
bal. The south-bound passenger train, in
charge Of Conductor Temple, with Henry
Russell as engineer, stopped at a point a
quarter of mile north of Clapper for
water, and then proceeded south. but as the
grade was heavy, not very rapid progress
was made. When but short distance
from the station, the engineer discovered
that box car from side-track had been
blown over on the main track, and it re-
quired his utmost efforts to prevent the en-
CINE from rushing into the obstruction.
The application of the air brakes, however,
prevented wreck, and after short delay
the train proceeded on its way.
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Secretary J. c. Gill read the following
interesting report, which, at its conclusion
was we'll applauded:
Mr.. President and gentlemen of the Missouri
Wool Growers association
The organic law of our association defines
the duties of the secretary to be "such ~
are ordinarily performed by such officer in
similar organizations"
Even q conservative Interpretation of
the requirements and responsibilities to
which you have thus kindly commissioned
me, admits of a wide range OF uses and
abuses which the Office of secretary NAV be
made to subserve. Whether / have or
shall employ all the uses and discharge all
the duties, or shall take advantage and ad-
vertently or heedlessly indulge in the
abuses thus presented and make them
Inure to some sinister Or selfish end or
scheme, ] can only trust the decision to
your kind, indulgent and moderate criti-
cism, and these most confidently invite.
Our brotherhood of shepherds have
wrought no sudden resolution thus far in
its short career. As we have taken our
place amid the galaxy of fraternal and use
full organizations, We have created no
unusual commotion, nor have we displaced
any Of our sister lights no disrupting
influences have made themselves visible in
cur ranks. So far Is any expressions of
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-11

-SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtherea and
Canker Mouth. For sale by all druggists.
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VII. daliam thought that IL didn't hurt
to feed the ewes all the corn and hay
they could eat. His lambs generally came
into the werld in q storm, but he has saved
most Of them. Fed his ewes ON meal soft
ened with hot water. The earlv dropped
lamb can raise one itself next wear. But
did this increase pay?
Mr.. McCulley: The only way to help
the gentleman out is for him to breed from
q Merino buck. (Mr. McCulley has bucks
of that breed to SELL.
Mr.. Chiffon: Had one Merino eve
which had FIVE lambs at once, and she
raised four of them.
AT this tale of q sheep, several gentle.
men bounced up and gave the extra
ordinary dOings of some of their ewes.
They were of the Merino breed 1.-THE sheep,
and some of the statements would have
done credit to Eli Perkins.
Mr.. Smiley said the stories reminded
him of a man whose wife gave birth to so
many children at one confinement that
the poor fellow cried out in despair, and
wanted to know If she was going to have
= litter. This brought down the house.
For himself he preferred that his ewes
have only one lamb at time.
VII. LeOuaru-hOW are you going 10
prevent the litter?
Mr.. Smiley gave it up.
Mr.. Thompson urged the use of the
Merino sheep. But as ali the prolific ewes of
vhich mention had been made were of that
'reed, Mr.. Thompson's advice didn't seem
'ery consistent
The discussion then closed.
The following committee on the shear
ng contest was then appointed:
III. T. Brown, f. w. Wellington, w. Nj
Rice, A. ]. Blood, w. A. Smiley.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-11

Last week We made mention Of 3. L..
Hollis drawing ticket in the Louisiana
State Lottery for $4,000. He received
last Monday draft on the Massilion bank
for $l4,97O, a reduction Of - on the thou
sand being made for exchange. Mr.. Holt
came to town on Tuesday and deposited
his money in one of the banks here
Marville, Mo-, Democrat, March so.
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alsot think We can rest assured that We
are permanent institution; that we have
started right, if our progress has been Slow
In many respects ii is in the RICH. direc-
ton.
Another fact is fully demonstrated,
we have among our members many useful,
active, progressive men who are willing
TO work for the ultimate success of our
cause, only needing some well defined sys-
tenn BY which they can labor harmo-
niously.
As your secretary, have had, during
the year, many things to cheer me on in
my labors as well rs many things to make
me feel that
Sour discomfort that quarrels with our fate"
| desire to thus publicly acknowledge
the uniform courtesy and kind Offices ex-
tended to me in my correspondence with
the President of the National Wool Grow
ers' association, and the words of advice
have received from him.
To r. NJ. Bell, of Brighton, Ills, / am
indebted Tor very cheerful and friendly
correspondence though perhaps more of q
personal character FOUNDED upon q long
intimate acquaintance, than anv
other, yet it has been verv
0olsterIng in my public work:
especially to my veteran brother secretary
OF the Illinois Wool Growers' association.
the old whsel-horse in the cause, Hon. v
PlRichmond, O. Aoroa, lam grateful for
encouraging and complinentary words and
plain common sense advice / take the
liberty to quote from enc of his recent let
tiers in reply to my invitation to him to be
with US on this occasion: He saws.
Thank you for your kind invitation. 6ut
| fear cannot avail myself of the pleas
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a
sheep man. This fact is text for a ser
mon which have not now time to preach
My wish is that We might have more farm
ers, more sheep men in our legislative as
semblies. Carry the war into Africa
Other important results, brought about BY
this association, are seen IN our
programme. By what means has Presi.
dent Garland, Of Illinois, been brought
here? What is the occasion of Mr.. Gowdy's
coming from Michigan? What has in.
duced Messrs. Brown and Williams to
come all the way from Boston, Massachu-
sets, to Sedalia, Missouri? The answer is,
our Wool Growers association. They have
come to attend its annual meeting. No
one man in Missouri could have brought
them. 1t is organization and cooperation.
They find here q nucleus, a center from
which to work. Here, in one day, they
meet every sheep man in Missouri.
Our association is an educator. I feel
that know far more about sheep than ]
did one year ago, and it has been the
means of helping me in this direction.
Here to-day, from a half hours address
By Mr.. Brown. you can learn all that is
known by the experts of the greatest wool
markets OF our country concerning the
classification of wool. Here to-day. in
another half hour, you will learn the
defects of our Missouri woods, and how to
remove them. You will learn this from
Mr.. Cloudy, who is q professional expert
and who has travelled over our state and
knows whereof he afirms. These two
addresses alone will be of incalculable
value to our state. They ought to be put
into the hands of everv sheep man.
And need / say anything of the other
most practical addresses upon the pro-
gramme? They speak for themselves. They
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-07-13
THE BEST, TIE CHEAPEST Az
WAYS.

Would call your attention this week TO a
fine lot of Teas. | have mixed tea that
suara0tee 10 be better than than the best.
Try it. | have an extra lot of New Orleans
Syrups, the ''old fashioned" Molasses, and
Maple Syrup, something fine. | have the
best Cofees, good article 8 lbs for 81 co.
parch my own coffee and the fact that
| sell such quantities of it, is sufficient
proof of its taking WE'LL +" | keep it fresh
by parching every week, and then it is
parched more regular and better than it can
be done the old way, and believe as cheap
as it is for you TO buy the green coffee and
parch it. have big line of Sugars and
all at rock bottom prices. | have in store
and to arrive big lot of Hams, Breakfast
Bacon, Tennessee Butter, &c. Fresh Crack
ers, Snow Flake Ginger Snaps, and others
have a lot of Canned goods which l am
now selling at cost, Fruits, Corn, NC, and
would have my customers remember that
| sell with guarantee that all goods are as
represented | have real French China
Teas and plates, whitewash brushes, shoe
brushes. scrub brushes, &c. / have supe
rior cow feed, better than has been offered
here in long time. don't expect to get
out. And talking about Fruit Jars, Jelly
Glasses &c, have several gross of each.
| can sell you good tumbler at 50cts doz-
en-. A big drive in Brogan Shoes, (Glover's
Shoes at reasonable prices. Prices Elk.
tracts for Flavoring, and his Perfumes, and
Baking Powders, all warranted pure.
Pocket Knives surprisingly cheap. have
an usually long assortment of goods and re-
ceive fresh goods every day. We buy to
sell ''Quick sales and short profits our
motto. In proof OF what we say give us g
call.
d. F. MCCLATCHY.
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Reunion of the 18th Georgia.

" "a n..,, ~ ool
ACWoRTh, July W. ul7u""' ~ '"'
quite a number Of the surviving members
comnanv "a" 18th Georgia regiment, infan
'''f H., =, cranoor5s hall at 2 o'clocl
try' aSSein0.eu a. 80 ~ a. -,
this ?. IN. H. H. tanner Vas L"aa' ona,, n,a'
and &. Z. PhIlilps requested W az an ".oi
ry' The object OF me nseiin ia Oe,ns ~ o." VI
range for re- union WIN 'heii 0'u '0"''" ue' u
the l0th georgia Iee'i i',i ,os ,rori,,o,sI,
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Cobb Superior Court.

Cobb Superior Court convened last
Monday morning in extra session, Judge
Brown presiding and Solicitor Gober of.
floating Business was rapidly dispatched
and the court was enabled to adjourn on
Tuesday afternoon.
LIN Cobb Superior Court, this week, the
following cases were disposed of;
Jesse Johnson, simple larceny. sentenc
ed penitentiary 3 years.
A. F. Johnson, plead guilty to assault
and battery, fined $50.
Edward d. Wood. plead guilty to retail
ing liquor without license, eight cases, sen
fenced $50 in each case or months in
chain gang in each case.
Milton Jones, larceny, plead guilty, $50
or months in chain gang.
Wade Holmes, burglary, plead guilty
sentenced to A years-in the penitentiary
Frank McWhorter, indicted for murder
case continued to next regular term.