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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-17
Electric and Other Light.

Mr.. William Preston IiiX, OF the Fuller
Electric Light Company, was in the city
yesterday cndeayorimg to stir up our cOun-
cilmen to an appreciation OF the advantages
OF the electric light, light which no other
city OF the size OF Richmond is without.
Mr. Xix states that in Wheeling gas is
furnished at Sl.10 and in Pittsburgh at
Sl.Os per thousand feet, and in both places
the electric light is in operation and pay
ing well.
The probability is that our Council will
not care to adopt any electric light until
its committee goes North and returns with
a report concerning the proposals made by
three different parties, who wish 10 take
our eas-wOrliS or sell their patents, guar
anteeing Us gaS better and cheaper than we
now have.
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George III. Richa rIs Drowned.

Policeman Charles T.. Richards yester-
day received the following telegram an
nouncing the death by drowning OF his
brother George:
cedar KEYS, Fla, October 16.--
ChoTleS =. Richdrds, 40. 2713 Marshall
ctrcet: In Il hurricane on Tuesday evening,
October the 10th, at II O'Clock, at Blue
creek, Seyenty-fyc miles up the coast,
George was drowned. We recovered his
body after five days, and have buried it at
Cedar Keys. j. f.. RICHARDS"
The telegram is from a brother of de-
ceased.
Mr.. George Richards was the general
manager OF a company engaged in securing
cedar for a northern lead-pencil company,
and his duties made il necessary for him TO
travel good deal up and down the coast.
On one OF these trips he met with his
death, as stated. He was a man Of fine
character and business qualifications, and
was succeeding well. He leaves a wife and
several children. His family are now in
New York, where they went for the sum-
mcr. 1t is likely that his body will be
brought to Richmond this winter for burial.
The deceased was son OF Anderson
Richards, for many years a merchant Of
thiS citV
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Solar Phenomena.

Sunday was perfect day. The sun was
dazzling in its brilliancy, and the atmo-
sphere deliciously pure and clear, while
the sky was deep blue.
Thousands OF people gathered under the
shade OF trees and houses and watched the
sun. the moon, and the evening star, all of
which could be seen with the naked eye
from / O'Clock until sundown.
The sun at times seemed to he throwing
great sheets OF light forward instead Of
radiating it. Occasionally the air was filed
with shining particles like thistle, and it
is alleged that meteor was seen to burst
and scatter its fragments in the endless eX-
panse OF sunshine and blue sky.
Whether these phenomena were attr;bu-
table to the unusual clcarness Of the air or
to matters connected with the comet the
unscicntific could not determine, though
thousands OF them tried to do so.
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Personals and Briefs

Rev. W. c. Biting, OF Luray, Page
county, is In the city, seeking aid in the
erection Of Baptist church at Riverton,
Va. The Baptist ministers, at their meet
ing Yesterday morning, passed resolution
warmly commenting Mr.. Biting to the
cause which he represents.
The temperature on Sunday morning
was very near the frost, the thermometer
recording 4So. Yesterday 1T same time il
was slightly warmer, the temperature being
51o.
Colonel a. C.. Haskell, president OF the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad.
and gallant South Carolina Confederate
officer, was in the city yesterday.
Madis0D-Ward Democrats meet tonight
at their hall. over PiZZini's, and the prcsi-
dent specially requests every member and
every Democrat Of the ward to be present.
In our issue Of Sunday, in reference to
the war record OF Company ID, First Vir-
ginia infantry. we failed to mention one Of
It's commanders, Captain Il. =. Reeve, who
served with distinction during the whole
war, and commanded the company from
Gettysburg till the end.
We saw some apples yesterday of the
Father Abraham variety which were taken
from q tree said to be over one hundred
years old. IL is on Chestnut Hill farm,
Hcnrico county. A gentleman now seventy
eight years old says it was in full bearing
when he was little boy, and that he was
then told ii was nearly forty years old.
The British barkentinc Hattie H., 403
tons, Captain o. u. Cochran, cleared yes
terd9y from the custOm-hOuse for Malaga.
Spain, with 116.2l1 slaves, valued at 1900.
The Monroe Ward Democratic Club will
meet tonight at Monticello Hall. A full
meeting is desired, as plans for the Massey
parade and meeting of Thursday night will
be discussed and adopted.
Mr.. William VI. Eyans'S name was
omitted as aid TO the chief in the Sixth di-
vision in the Trades Parade.
AT the shootng-match OF the st. Mary
Beneficial and Social Union held yesterday
at the farm of Mr.. Charles Middendorf, in
Chesterfield, the following members won
the different prizes: First, II. Schultz;
second, August Middendorf; third
George Bliley.
The JeflersOn-Ward Democratic Club
will meet Tonight at I O'Clock over the store
OF V. llechler, Jr., on Main street nea- the
Old Market. Business OF great importance
connected with the Massey meeting is to
be transacted.
The Jackson-Ward Democratic Club OF
the Third precinct will meet tonight at
Wesley chapel, No. 1GG Seventeenth street,
at O'Clock. Business Of great importance
connected with the Massey meeting is TO be
transacted.
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To Non.Subscribers Richmond Ieie'
phone Exchange.

The publication OF a new Telephone EN-
change catalogue on the lst OF November
nroximo offers favorable opportunity Tor
Won 10 become subscribers. BY giving IN
your orders nOu your names Will be IN
clnded in the forthcoming catalogue.
The Exchange now numbers orer three
hundred subscribers, and is steadily gain-
ing in numbers, efficiency, popularity, use
fuIness. and value. Nothing can equai IL
a a "time-saying" and business-iaehsta-
tingu institution. 1t makes every sunscri-
her a next-door neighbor to every other
subscriber. and in effect transports SUD
scriber's place Of business from The suburbs
or other out-of-the-way locality into the
very centre Of business activity without
ANYTHING like a corresponding outlay ior
increased house.rent that would be incurred
by an actual removal.
Residence stations at largely reduced
rates are also multiplying, and are ioInu VI,
ALMOST invaluable to housekeepers. Iht
facilities which they afford for commune
/ eating with the family physician al an.
bonr OF the day or night, for orderlni
Goods from the family grocer, ana IRON
household tradesmen generally anu w
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Real Estate Sale Ta.nax.

The wel-known price Block" ccrpel
OF Eleventh and Main streets, belonging &c
the estate OF the late Robert B. Lyme, now
occupied by the Merchants Bank and
others, will be sold by auction at O'Clock
to-day by Messrs. W. III. Lyme 4 Co. and
Quarles & McCurdy, auctioneers, fol
Messrs. Charles L. Whitlock and II. G.
Cannon. commissioners, and ii being sci.
dom that such large and attractive property
is offered, the attendance OF our capitalists
upon this sale will doubtless be large.
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To the Edii0r of the DiSpdfch :

Private intelligence recently received
confirms the fact OF the spread OF the ter.
rible pcstilencc at Pensacola and Of the sad
need OF the sufferers. This Ought not 50
to be. 1t was thought short time since
that the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion OF this city would solicit and receive
funds for this purpose, but so far no pub
lie action has been taken.
Only one city (Mobile) has responded
liberalIy to frequent appeals for help. Let
the call be made through the papers by the
Young Mems Christian Association, and
no doubt prompt response will be given
by a sympathizing public. G.
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Elegant Portraits.

We saw yesterday at the studio Of NJ. J.
Powers. 525 Broad street, two splendid
portraits-one OF DR.. Minnigerode, in
crayon; the other OF DR.. Peterkin, in pas
tele colors. The likenesses are perfect rs
well as the workmanship, and the frames
that contain them are beautiful and Gle
CANT. The line Of fine frames now carried
by Mr.. Powers are all Of his own selection
and design. and, il possible. he has in this
lot excclled his superior taste. He will
soon have finished two OF the largest por-
traits-one In oil. the other in pastclle-
that has ever been gotten up in Richmond.
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4 NEW LITERARY SoCETY.-At meet:
IN" of the gentlemen OF It. Patnck's
church held in their new ball, corner
Twcntv-sixth and Grace streets, for the
nnrnose Of organizing a literary and
social society, to be known as the I" An
drcvs Literary Institute" the follow
;nS officers were elected for the en-
smino wear: William J. Quigley, pre-
sident: NJ. J. Fitzpatrick, first vice
nresident. u. o. sullivan, second vice-pre-
sident: Rev. Father Doherty, chaplain;
Charles Sheryin. recording secretary; John
Mckinley. assistant recording secretary
\ McDonough, financial secretary
Iames Kane. treasurer; Joseph Campedo-
Dil,. Dico. sergeant-at-arms ?. Murphy, libra
Inn r;an. NJ O'Sullivan, assistant librarian.
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

A new and corrected catalogue OF EX-
chance subscribers will be issued next
month. This catalogue will contain names
- aII subscribers on record prior TO No
yomber lst. and will indicate all changes OF
names and locations since the lst OF last
November.
subscribers will please indicate at once
sucb errors. omissions, or changes as they
NAV desire corrected or noted in the new
catalogue. I. T.. MooLuEK'
superintendent and Manager.
Richmond. Va, October l6, 1882.
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WATKINS. TIE WANTED LEGISLATOR
The Grand Jury OF the Hastings Court Of
the city Of Richmond recently indicted
James \. Watkins. q Coalition member Of
the House OF Delegates OF Virginia from
the county OF AppomattoX. He was
charged with selling the position OF guard
at the state prison to man named Brit
tingham. After the grand jury returned a
true bin Mr.. samuel b. Witt, Common
wcaIth's attorney, sent cdpiaS TO the
sheriff OF AppomattoX, who has since re-
turned il. with the following reply:
"James \. Watkins not found; has no
place Of abode known to me at which ]
could leave the summons for him.
"W. \. PLUNKETT,
"Sherifr Appomattox county.
"OctoJer Il, 1882 O'Clock 4. NJ
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20 DEARBORN AVENUE, 4,

have been great sufferer from very weak
stomach, heartburn, and dyspepsia in its worst
form. Nearly everything ate gave me distress
and could eat but little. have tried everything
recommended, have taken the prescriptions Of a
dozen physicians, but got no relief until l took
BROWNS IRON BITTERS. l feel none Of the old
troubles, and am a new man. am getting much
stronger, and feel frsi-rate. am railroad cugI-
neer.and now make my trips regularly. l cannot
say too much In praise Of your wonderful medi-
cine. DC. MACK
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INVESTIGATING THE CArTLE-f EVER IN
,,,ncrxI,-Dr. d. :. salmon, of the United
states Agricultural Department Bt,,.,, WIN ms u;
coips p'' y, a. They compose the board ap-
I;,',od lev I"; - investigate the Texas cattle
po,n.eu ronc ~ the cattle OF Virginia-a dis
levei ''hich ",ic 70 a frightful extent has pre-
eass a;,oS nmnuc the cattle in certain sections
va Ua'itI tbis a;n State. including even Richmond
and counties adjacent. me 1;,,ad l,deS IN seteri
board is made up Of men shilleu iSn ~ o ~, al
nary practice, and they are sena snn ,De Te. at. a.
over the State blank circulars ;irat;on iot .me j
te-owners to ill up win ANY 'h,oe'U, lUinn;e -,
that they may possess relative 10 'p'eh'' 0'
Texas fever.
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WILLIAM II. LYME & co. q

WILLIAM II. LYME & co. and QUARLES &
MCCURDG. l 4. NJ, commissioners sale
of two hyc-stOry lrOu-and-stock- brick front
Eleventh streets.
Il. II. CTIAFFIN & CO., II NJ, exccut0rs sale Of
stock-brck-frOnt store on Fourteenth street
near Cary.
Il. Il. CfTAFFIN & CO., ) +. VI, bnilding lot on
the north Side of Grace street between Laurel
and Shafcr streets.
OUARLE> MCCTEDY, ~ T.. VI. two building
lot, on the south line OF Grace between Laurel
and ~hafcr streets.
WILLIAM II. LYME X CO.. , +. NJ, two-story
frame store and dwelling No. 26 west Leigh
street.
Z. y. CIIAFFIN x CO., 81 p. W.. lot on the north
side of Grace street between Laurel and Hhafer
streets.
JAS. MACDOCGALL, 1O9 \. u, 1ower-bulb-,
&C, &c.
r. e. COOK. 81 Ninth street. 10 \. W., house
hold and kitchen furniture.
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Susncnsinn of u Broker.

The creditors Of Mr.. Thoma, B. Chris
tian, stock broker, doing busines on
Twelfth street between Main and Cary,
were on yesterday morning notified by him
that he was for the present compelled to
suspend payments.
Mr.. Christians creditors are quite nu-
merouS, but the amount OF Indebtedness
i'm each case is small, being chiefly for
money deposited with him on margins.
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episcopal SuNDAY-SCHooL UNI0N:-Ihe
recuIor monthly meeting OF the Episcopal
Snndav-School Union was hcld "a, at -
Mark;s church sunday evening. The at
tendance was large and the singing very
sne Rev. DR.. T. &. Dashiell conducted
,he relirious exercises. There wer9 no re-
nnrt. ,mI read at this meeting, the exercises
heinz wholly Of devotional character'
gI" ~nT II Melville Jackson, of Grace church.
Ic,ivrrcd d.Gi pleasant and instructive address
"u'. "o :. Thc Need OF the Holy Spirit in sun
dav.school Work. and was 6lE;"iI followed anG IN
tbc & same line by Rev. Drs. Dashleil ana
Peterkin. ,,o Union will he
hold et Christ church on the third sunday
i'm November.
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Tnr TREpEoAR STRIKE.-A number OF
hands not acting with the Iron and steel
Amalgamated Association went TO WORK
in the Tredegar rolling-mills yesterday
morning at O'Clock. H. oous,s
erinr Il possible that these hands would be
interfered with, but there was no trouble
.,t all
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PATIENCE.-At Mozart Hall tonight this
celebrated opera will be given by a compa-
nv composed OF the best amateur talent OF
the city, with Miss Eva Mills, OF Washing
ton, in the leading r6lc-thc whole under
the combined leadership OF MesSrs. Der,
nard and Rcinhardt. The last rehearsal
took place last evening, and the faithful
and efficient rendition OF the choruScS and
all the parts Of the opera forctold an eve
ming OF real musical enjoyment whenever
the company appeared. The "rapturou'
maidens" and the "gay draSoons" have
been well trained, and the public will not
be slow to testify it, praise in their behalf
when they appear in Patience for the hrSt
time tonight. The costume, are elegant
and attractive and the scenery new, and
the object for which the entertainment Is
eiven-the benefit OF the Retreat for the
Sick-a noble one. secure your reserved
seats early to-day.
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GENERAL THCMB.-General Thomas
Thumb, one OF the smallest men OF renown
in this or any other country, will be at the
Richmond Theatre tomorrow night. Inc
General will be accompanied by bis wife
and a company, who will give an entertain
ment at 1880 O'Clock p. VI. and O'Clock
p. VI. Reserved seats for sale at the usual
plappS
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security they afford rs burglar and fire.
alarms. render them exceedingly conve-
nient and extremely valuable.
Procrastinate no bager, but send in
your orders at once. c. +. McCLUER,
Snperintendent and Manager.
Richmond, Va, October f6, 1882.
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MarsIlall.Wartl Club.

At a meeting Of the Marshall-Ward
Democratic Club held last night tifty-two
voters enrolled their names as members.
The clubhouse will be kept open daily
to receive the names Of parties desiring
transfers and any other information.
Mr.. X. 5. Chldrcss will be found there
from II O'Clock VI. until S O'Clock p. VI.
daily.
Messrs. l.. Il. Gibbons and w. :. Catlctt
were appointed a mounted marshals from
this club for the parade on the 10Th. Col
onel j. ID. Whitehead was appointed H.
commandant. and Z. c. Garrison. Joseph
B. Welsh, Z. l.. Powell, and y. Bat. Rid
dick Is assistant commandantS. McSsrs.
y. W. Wei,iger and =. 4. Myers were ap-
pointed as Sergeants-at-arms for the Massey
meeting.
This Club now-EumberS 2Sj members,
and will do 2ctige wori. in the canvass.
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M.ss-MrErrSo AT THE THIRD PRtsBY-
rxv,.S CuuRcu.-There viii be mass
meeting at the Third Presbyterian en.fel
,o.night at s O'Clock for the pupose OF Or
,,anizinp a Young Mems Christian Asso-
ssiatIon on Church Hill. Prominent speak
ers have been secured for the OCCASION
The meeting IL for men only
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.vrnvCAN HALLWAY sIaNALs.

STuE AMERICAN RAILWAY SIGNAL
rovpANY OF yiRGiNIA.-Thefe signais
.re now on exhibition at i2li Main stree. seona r
anos RIchmond Va. We would resIe, uuny y, a., ~
yite The attention OF the pnhlic inosv nppSrEcr
raNspn"' xNp PRACTICXL ELECTRIC kAiLwAi
SIGNAL ever inyensed;, y s,,,rU. Manager.
oc sam W. W f"''''l E""
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CHARTERED BENEvOLENCE.- On Saturday
tbere WAS admitted to record in the Office
Of the clerk of the Circuit Court OF the city
of Ricbmend a charter granted "The Wo-
mems Dispensary and lnfirmary OF the City
of Richmond" an incorporation OF gentle
men banded together for the founding ana
maintenance. by voluntary contributions
or otherwise, OF Il charity dispensary or
intirmarv for the gratuitOus treatment oi
INDECENT women suffering from disease.
The incorporators named primarily are
Isaiah III. White, Charles L. Williams, Ro-
bert Gamble Cabell. Jr., Thomas ii. Leary,
John p. Branch, and Gideon b. Dayen-
nort-all well-known citizens OF Richmond.
The objects, as stated, are purely beneVo-
lent 100
The capital stock OF the company l. pro-
nosed 70 be about S30,004 divided into
shares OF ten dollars each. The company
will hold only real estate sufficient, per-
hans house and appurtenanceS. for recelN-
in6. opcrating on, and caring for patients
which come into its custody and care Ill
the natural course OF its operations.
The principal office will he in Richmond,
where its chief business is expected to be
done. In Richmond, for the first year, the
] Roord of Directors and surgeon In charge
viii viii manage the affairs OF the corporation
most Of the members residing in the city
OF Richmond. The officers Will be as fol-
lows President, Colonel Thomas II: Lea
nv: Surgeon in charge, Isaiah IL. W me-
Directors-Isaiah III. White, Charles |.
Williams. Gideon B. Davenport, Thomas
II. Leary, Robert Il. Cabell, Jr., and Joiin
z. Branch. a. "a
oh
tnowledeed before Aubin Louvain Boul-
ware. notary public, by the parties, ana ad-
mitted to record by Judge Beverley Kan
dolph Wexford, Jr., OF the Circuit Court
in pursuance OF the 50th section OF cnap'
ter 81 OF tue Code OF Virginia OF 1919
amended by act approved February -,
1880, and takes effect from its date.
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BAsE-BALL.-The Artillery-School Base
Ball Club, Of Fort Monroe, will visit Rich
mond tomorrow and play the Richmond
club series Of three games for the State
championship. The kichmonds VIII play
their full nine in these games. Game VIII
lac called at $3.50 Il. vi.
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R,cuvoxn AND ALLEGHANr RAiLRoAp.L
The receipts of this roau ~ 10, .. % ag,inst s5o.
September were go, iO4y, as as", ~ ea,n;nys SyD
OOl.7s for August. lncreS,s So,,omser ., ssi
81, ,1OO.O8. Expenses ior sep,en'Dy., sep ee so,,'
Ha.O2; for August, sai'S20'oo' Se' III
crease, S1,4SQ,l2,
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,hd lie WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear in
,he .ho .lorhihgg, partly cloudy and threatcnin"
zle at night. ''''' ''s"' uii"-
n .hhRNONETER YESTERDAY: G AM 5o.
" a. .' w. 81; noon. 20; 3P. M.. n: & P'
W., .66; midnight, G5. - l.
Mean temperature, GA.
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Capitalists are invited to attend II. b.
Chatlin n CO.'S auction sale to-day at II
O'Clock. Valuable and well-locatcd store
on Fourteenth street near Cary 10 be sold.
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BRowN's IRON aurrnns7
THE SECRET
Of The universal success OF

Of the universal success OF
BROWNS IRON RlTTrRs
is simply This; II IS the best Iron prenar,,,o,,
made; is compounded on thoroughly sc,or,,oo
Chemical and medicinal principles. and does ,rs,
what Is claimed for it-no more and no less.
BY thorough and rapid assimilation with tho
blood II reaches every par, of the system healing
purifying, and Strengthening. Commencing a, Tho
foundation,n builds up and restores lost health
in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained.
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WEATHER REPORT

die I1,IAIloNs s,,an.'s FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
sont,,eao, ',c states, local rains, northeast TO
s' nor,boss winds, lower barometer in the
rSn U' 'nern ;U portion, and stationary or slipbt
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HE- ON all sales of Real Estate made between the
lst Of January and last of june the taxes for the
All sales made between the lst of July and last Ot
the year the taxes have to hc paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies 70 Richmond and vicinity.
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Special attention Is called to the auction
sale OF that handsome and valuable store
on Fourteenth street near Cary, at IL
O'clock to-day. by Il. B. Chaffin 4 Co.
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Toe l4-odlwI
KID Y T. Y " o Il I
HAS HTT\ PROVED
the sUTc>t cure Tor
KlDN EN ID : T. 4 : + :.

Doe a lame back or disordCred urine indi- b
i cate that vou are victim: THEN DO NOT /
4 HESITATE: use KIDNEl-WORTa at once 4
4 fdruggists recommend IT,, and IL viii speec- F.
liz overcome The disease and restore healthy
I action.
I LADIES.--For complaints peculiar 20
your Sex. such as pain and weaknesses, MD (
+. \EY-WORT T. unsurpassed. as II will act F.
promptly and safely.
Of urine. brick dust or ropy deposl l.. ana
dun. dragging pains. AL speedily yield 10 It's (
curative power. g,
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS Frce al I
KIDN Wv OR T.
foe 3-Tu.Th,w )&SatAp3I
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CODICIL TO MY WILL.

lend to Coleman Wortham and his wife
for their lives and the life of the longest
liver OF them, the house they live in on
Grace street between First and Second
streets, lately owned by Coleman Wortham
and bought by me at trust sale recently,
being on the south side of Grace street.
At the death OF the longest liver OF them
the said house and lot are to fall in with
the rest OF my real estate and pass to my
wife for life, and after her death to my
issue rs provided in respect to the rest oi
my real estate.
In testimony OF which ! hereunto afllX
nv hand this the Nth day OF March, \. ID.
1881. JAMES THOMAS, Jr'
This codicil, too, was signed in the pres
ence of james Alfred Jones and Richard
c. Workman, and duly acknowledged same
as The will.
The estate is valued at Sl,2l5,S1G, OF
which about $500, 900 is in real estate.