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Editor ~ the 81. John y. b. Neirs says:
In fesh-wounds aches. pains. sores exc, g IS the
most sgscfual remedy we know o. No family
should Dc without a bottle q it Tor a single hour
From The Cincinnati Dispatsb.
We have seen iis magic effects and kHOio Z 10
te a good article.
Prom l. :. POTTER. United states Consul Al Gre
fuld. Rhenish. Prussia.
AMER long years q use am satisfied h is posi-
lively efacimi as q healing remedy fOr wounds.
bruises. and sIrains.
". ". sHABPER. yaIkDsta. Ca. says:
Its q p-nacea Tor al bruises and burns.
Prom r. W. ADAMS. s2co. Ne:
II gave Ine immediate nelief.
r. LEWIS says;
IA forty years' Use }; never has failed Ihe.
". ". LUH. Nlcholyille. y. Y, says:
use your PAIS-KILLER Frequently. Il rsiieces
pain and soreness. and Aeals wounds Ike naFle.
}. ". DIE says:
For scalds aad burns 10 has no equal.
PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-KILLER
IS not new, untried remedy. For forty years Il
has teen IN constant use; and those who have used
ii ths longest are its best friends.
It's success Is entirely because ofits merit Every
family should have q bottle ready for use Much
pain ss,d heavy doctors bills may often he saved
by prompt application Of The PAIN-KlLLER.
Unlike most medicines i IS perfectly s&fe even in
the hands q 3 child. Try il once thoroughly. and
i will prove is value Your druggist has II al 25e.
soc, and 81 per hostie-
PERRY DAVIS & SON. Proprietors,
zp l-eodiJeI Providence. r. l.
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FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT AxyIvERsAgY.-- -
The seventeenth anniversary Of the adop-
ton of the fifteenth amendment to the Con-
stitlItiou OF the United States, which occurs
to-day, will be celebrated by the colored
military and civic societies of this city by a
street parade and public speaking.
The various organizations participating
in the parade viii assemble at the corner oi
Leigh and First streets at 10 O'Clock this
morning. The line win be formed with
the military on the right, 10 be followed by
the civic societies.
The following officers have been selected
for the occasion: Chief Marshal, Washing
ton Fitzhugh; Assistant Marshal, ID. Tay-
lor; Orator of the Day, DR.. Norton.
X. p. Brooks and w. II. Carter viii also
deliver addresses.
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gee. EgEh0Tn. Farr, Frazier, tsiddings, Grauds;sf
Dur Green. Griggs. Grim. Hamilton. Harris. Har-
rison- Haziewood. Hnnaker. kellzrn. Lady. Lewis.
May. Ncorefield. Norton. Owens Paige. Psrr. Phil
lips- Powell. sandy. Archer Scott, smith, ~fubts.
Iinsisy- J. a. Watkins, Witten. and Mr. Speaker
40.
SOEs--Mezsrs. ". i. Anderson. Bailey, C1xifil.
Conrad. +. Wiley Davis. Dtckens0n. Dunn. Earle.
Fry Griffin. Hanger, IiarnsierEer. Herring. john
ston. Kelly. Lyons. Morgan. Nicol. Plaster. Poi
Lard. r. T. scott, skinner stribiing. stuart. G. F
Taylor. J. 4. Taylor, Terr1Il, Ward, X. w. Wat
kins. and Webb-3O.
The bill now goes to the Governor.
About f:3O O'Clock the House adjourned
until II O'Clock t7lis morning.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 1924 Main street. 10 A.
". furniture &c.
FRANK d. HILL & CO.. 3 p. a., oriek dwelling
No. 1918 o.ast Frln.iIn STREE
sI-TTOS < CO. 5k +. N.. small framed hol.e
No. 30 seyenlee,lih streci, peiNeeH Sfe@.s
and Marshall sffcets
II SFrDON TAYTOg. I r. N-. commissioner
.-ie n Nasn--frerf rfDferfr. no. 81. tttNeen
Ninth and renih strcets, known a. he lie
Gallery.
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HORSES FOR SALE AT On
IL SFAUNToS.-Will De sold a private "a
sale 20 HORSES. These horses were used ON the
construction 81 Tie shenandoah Valley railroad.
and were carefully seiecied. They are al good,
sOund. yoang horses and are in good condition.
They can D. seea al M. Burkess Stables In S.aun-
t0n "a ard after saturday. April I'D. mill s0ld.
Ap 2C-.f j. j. FITZPATRICK.
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TOM FELLOw-cITIZESs or RICH
BOSD
I respectfully GnnoaEce iDyfe'f candidate foF
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY,
ana ssliest yaur support ~ Jhe Conservative nj
mary election. loars. yeIy Truly.
an 2O-fMyiI JAMS Lyons. JR.
r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
-ELF q candidats for go-e,ection for
CITY SERGEANT or RICHMOND,
sab,eet 70 nosninatsos q The conssrvatiys party.
ap ls-sMyIls y. ~ Lkk-
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-FOr the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain. northeast 10 northwest
winds. falling followed by rising baromo-
ter, and stationary temperature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. ~, IS;
9 4. ", GA; noon, G7; p. NJ, "a; o r.
NJ. Il midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. 6G J-5.
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The House Proposes n Recess Of the General
Assembly Till June 18th. but IL Looks More
Like There WIN Ne an Adjournment Sine
Die-The Bill TO Allow the Dan,ille Rail-
road Company TO Discharge i's Indebted
ness 10 the state Passed both HoHses in
an Acceptable Form
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DEHoREsT FOR MAY, containing many
fashion-plates and readable matter. besides
a pretty chrome picture, has been received
from y. Leonard, ncwsdesler. 90s Main
.fraef
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srPnEsE Court oF PPEALs.-Thornton
US. The Washington City Savings Bank
Argued by G. w. Wattles for appellant
and Linden Kent f.r appellees and sub
miffpd
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Frrsn CnNILEXInys.

n yon lave humOrs and pimp,e-. Doils and erup-
ilons. lt because tne system need. ioring and pu-
rfyng. Noihine viii give son .uch good health.
smooth and fre.n -sir. rnt Fle0rou. feeling. 80
SIMMONS Liver REGULAToE. 6eluile prepared
only boy j.. =. ZElLD < 90.
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The sTEywAy and CHCKEHryG arc not planrs
Of merely local repuaiicn. They arc known
around thc world 81 iie best instruments made.
RTLAND Il Lar. agents.
9Ig Main .trfet.
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CHICK CIGARS. De.

WuBon's C0Nr0UyD 0F PrRE COD-LIvEH
OIL ASD LnfE.-The advan.age of ihi compound
over tie plain Ol i,. mat ;he nauscllne t1ste ~
ihe on e. entirely removed. ard the whole rendered
palatabIe The offensive taste u ihe O.l has long
acted ~ q great objection 20 lis use bar iu ths
form ne trouble isObyl4ted. osl 0f cerfiheaies
might h. given here % testify i0 the eXceenceand
success n WiLBDE's C0D-LIvEg OL ASD LI,iE:
tut me fsc. ilat i is rczulaTiy pfeciiDe' by ne
medical f-cuity is sufficient Fog ale ~ a. y.
WILBoa. Chemist. Boston. aud Dy ali druegist'
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NOR RENT OR SALE. UPONr
L MONTHLY INsTALMENTS. 9 -
4CRFG. with GOOD HOUSE n * foolls- barn,
Sc haIf lnHe from tie r.ty. ksut. 300 nNi
January I. 1883. Wili III fof fi.apu. Apply ~
GEORGE y. CRAWFORD,
ap2o-It 1905 Bagk sfrcs'.
COR RENT, NICE Ngw BRTCKr.
Il HOUSE 7O2 north EOarth street six -
ro9rns- hath. &C., 20" occupied - EF Holrl-
lsedford 700 far 9DBnm.
Ai-o, NlCk DETACHED DWELLING o..
Bor.h Flffn street. 3fe nnfns. dfsacbrt kiicrrl.
t.sa rooms. .ls 10y tuonth. Pslsa..i..si N .lifl
stove Nay la. J. THOMPSON BEowN.
kezi Estate xcui.
ap colt ill3 'iain sisoe.
MISERABLE FURSI EDr
IL ROOMS TO RENT aiih or wifaesi A.
board. with board preferred
SD 2O-4is 6ol wk~T GRACE sT1FET.
EOR RENT, STORE AND CELLAR -
- 81 Ne. 1922 ca. Il a.iB .trtst. DOW oera- q
pied by Mr.. John &. Wfean. Posscssioa gis-i
A''' % l'04' app Il. sgIpox TAYLOR.
sp 1881 Real Esste agent aFa Anetsoaee-.
L'oR RENT, THE EXCELLENT< =,
IL DWELLING AZ lie southwest corner ~ a..
lrsee and f,.usliac Streets contaiuinz niJa' tsf
rooms Kitchen sffh foaE ruSHx. stai,le. rSfri 49,
ll,lsse. &r. TIE houss a fafnishrd viii Daiil..
wster-eiossfs- no; aud cssid water. kc.
Also, DWELLING Nc. IS wess NsrsA Al s-is.et,
viii ten ioomss sad Kitchen With fo1r reoas.
Also, DwELLIAS No. 4l4 cast Marshall $; ..
1iih six rooms. Apply 20
ap l3-so63f 0RIBf}8 4 WILLIAMS.
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LOST. SrRAYED. AND STOLEN.

T OST. ON SUNDAY NIGHT. At TIE
Il FIRST BAPTIST CnUECIi. n between fi Q
Firsi 8aDflst chrrrh and thc rcrucr ~ fI..a sut
CARY streets. Il EPISCOPAL PRAGfg-HO Ik
AND HNMNAI.. fle hHfer ali ie sufal.F l-
vardei br leaving zee s-tnc lt ii- fice ~ d.
pat < Morris, corlsr ~ ssycHiCcath tl4 .,
streets. alld a0 gle itiDIs asked.
ap20-gif JOHN ". N0Rgr
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FOE chiil.. fever. guo- and weakness COLDRS's
LIEBiG's LIQUID EXTRACT oF BEEF AND TONIC
INyIGoEATOR. in pint bottles has no o1uaL II
qHickens ilc blood aud invieoratcs 'be whole sy--
tenn. 4sk f0r coldeas. Tike 40 oler. or drug
gisis genefally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-20

TUE MozAgT THIS EygSRG-OPEREr1A.
This evening win be produced the opereita
in one act entitled :. Who's the Hsir!n by
George Marsh, the music composed and ar
ranged by Mr.. Pierre Bernard, with the
following cast: Roger, a young farmer,
Mr.. Pierre Bernard: Nancy. dairynaid,
Miss Eoiinc Sheffield; Griffin. Ar. JOSEPH.
Marshall; Susan, Miss Carrie Sfaude.
Griffin aud Susan do not appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-20

THE RICHMOND LIGHT ISFANTRY BLUES
INVITED TO baltimore. W. r. W.
Ross. OF the Executive Committee. says the
Baltimore Day, recently extended an invi-
tation 10 the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues to participate in the public ceremo-
mics Of the Inauguration Of the sixteenth
annual enezmpment OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic, to begin in Baltimore on the
2lst OF June. \ few days since the Gene
raj received an answer from Mr.. W. G..
FORBES. secretary OF the Association, assn-
ring the committee that il will give the
Blues great pleasure 70 accept IL circifm-
stances viii permit, and that they are now
considering the matter and will notify him
as soon as they have reached decision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-20

BALNY SLEEP. good cisestio rich blood. tias-
tic step. and cheeTfulne-s In HOP BITTEgs.
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TIE FISCHER PIASO defes competition.
There Is no piano ou TIE market. for te price, that
can touch H. u was the dr.t American piano ever
odd iu the Chinese Empire
RYLAs,D z LIE. Agents.
el3 Main street.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR. &C..

THE BEsr CHEAP PfAv0 10 ;he United ,iaies s.
Tor ale 40 el3 Main .treei by RylA,-D Z LEE.
Price. sZOo.
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BoATs Fon HIRE.


V,IsHERMEN AND PLEAsuRE-
SEEKERS
win 6nd large iof q
FIsffTH6- AND sAELiA6-BOATS
DOCK
for hire al reasonable rates
ap IS-eodsf JAMES SWEENEY.
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SAVE MONEY by having rour printing done
the DISPATCH PRIsTIae-iioUsK. coed Wors
low prices and satisfaction gu,arsnieed.
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Despair and postpOnemcnf are cowarlice and
defelt. Men were born 10 succeed. not 70 fail; and
we intend o. succeed n ,erving he 25-ceni break
flsts- dinners and -uppcrs ~ LANES MODEL
DISNfrG-ROows. e'o. 800 north Seventh street.
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PERRY DAyIs,s P.rN.KILLER.


ID ERRY DAV VIS'S
VEGETABLE PAIN-KILLER,
A NEYER-PAILING CURE FOR BURNS
sCALDs. BRUISES. CUTS, SORES, ETC.
AFTER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL,
PERRY DAVIs-S PAIN-KILLER STANDS
CNRIVALLED.
IT Is SAFE: IT ACTS IMMEDIATELY
1T NEVER FAILS.
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TIE BEST Wrys-i3O.0o0 Mason & Hamln
ORGANS sold. RYLAgD q LEE. Agents,
9I5 Main street.
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VI. ELLTsOg 4 Co. .adserrlsiugaGeniE, inssfiaG
ye-i -emeutsin an 81 ne newspapers ~ he bnlte
states ~ publisher rates. Orders left A. The Die
patch coun.ing-roOin sin receive promp. Asfen.
ton.
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30 not let Your Laco-c urtsns rust ont during The
summer. but seud them % iic HEw YORK LAUN-
DRY. 9ZI Broad street fcorner of Tenth. and
have them thoroughly renovated. fine work
..r-r.ll..l
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SPRING FLOwERs.-Eow is the time b ct ou,
Pansies. Verbenas, Gcraniums. and other plant.
Messrs. ToLER Z HOOPER. corner q Cherry AMI
Aibcmarle siroeis. laye large and beaui.ful col
lection OF flower. and are prepared to arrange
your front yards in ihe most artistic manner.
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4 TICE: As slbstii lfei frns.oc lOr Aan N. iiCi-
isd1v. lhc Fliaw-.iud walker f1lEez ~ Ai.erf H..
william A.. and hiDerts i!D.iaoly- c'4iirea Nf
Ailerf J.. llcE.isv. lfra1si. VII. = fiie rad ei
three months. f11sf Hrp.ir1fiDD q ne At1lili
ollre ~ ii.e r. o. ri Richmond frf tie fei Ie1a
TliE CITY DF fTNuAD lr 100 -. Z---
dnfad 3Nth n Ngy, 1877. lis' fte J - % Jaersrr
I-~9. q pr cfnf. Interest is,hesi O. saiI-f
HsliadaY. anG ~ him Transferred un ih~ sou RI.
Nay. f-5T fD tievaniir X. Hliislaf. Al frit-i. i.r
atove-rsmed plTtiss. aid last-n4fntd fil - -
iug now dad. aud si.l hond llttn. ,+fl .tDT
hiin In fis ii6.iifsc. WALLER HOLLA8Af-
Il D. f'3mo Er-sfc--
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D0oK AxD JOB WORK NEATLY
DkxEcuTED a The DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE,
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FRESH sUPP,Y or SMOKED SALMON II W. D..
BLAIR L cos. Main stree.
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ROE HEREIyGs are setting scared. ". ID.
BLAIR & CO.. ice easf Main streei.
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r OST. ON APRIL ~. 1872. oN MAN
Il ~TKEUT between ~fCHIh aud iAe .f.ff
B8nk. "a AgCEgTANCk for 80. drawn sr A.
Pope iH ny fafoT. and fnf.nr.ed ~ ine. ST i't-
fnefit trs i.s-i toni e.. ". II. VIZ.
aD 2U-lfs 10 e1st tisin rle--
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TixsLgY's PEAs Tor saie very low 20 re trade.
". ID. BLAIR & CO.. IIO9 east Main.
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SC. only for a PIc-NIc CIGAR.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
NH 2e-s2-TakThi1iyl
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PIE B0T1Lr: Price of small size 81; large
s-zs, sl.7s.
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Virginia state Agricultural society.
AScE-ELRCTIOS OF OFFfCERS.

AScE-ELRcTIOS OF OFFfCERs.
A general meeting Of the life-members
Of the Society was held nj their rooms last
night, and was largely attended, mainly,
however. by residents OF this city.
The Executive Committee held two
meetings during the day. preparing reports
and perfeetIng business preliminary TO the
evening session.
The committee to audit the books Of the
secretary and treasurer reported that they
found the same correct, with proper vouch-
ers, and especially commended the neat
ness and accuracy Of the books a. kept by
Colonel Finney.'
Other matters OF business done at Chese
meetings win be outlined in the report Of
the
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"rie foF particulars ana copy of little book,
-NkssAGE TO rHE UNFORTUNATE SUP
FERING.~
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TL9RIDA.WATER.

TOILET. BATH. AND HANDKERCHIEF. /:
fmh 3C-Tb.sa&Tusml
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@ v Sro MoETeAGEsl
10
- AN.IEI L.LlN NEnl ~ Z II
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Senntor HIPS Condition.

WAsHINGToN, April 24.-It is posi-
lively stated here that Mr.. Hills condi.
tion is exceedingly critical, and that his
friends may prepare for the worst ct any
moment. His wound is still unhealed,
and he can eat no solid food. He is very
much depressed, and will scarcely take
the liquid food that his attendants pre-.
pare for him. His physici.ns have said
there is no hope for his recovery beyond
The miraculous cures that arc said to have
been effected at Eureka Springs, where
he has gone, attended by his two sons
and his wife. While very much do.
pressed, Mr. Hill is represented as being
perfectly. resigned to the worst. The
greatest interest is manifested in his C ase
here, and the anxiety with which any
news from him is looked for indicates
that those best acquainted with the case
expect decisive results Mt no distant day.
The deepest sympathy is expressed BY
lcadiEg men of both parties, and it is
conceded on all sides that the Senate has
lost the most eloquent orator it has had
since the days of Clay.
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A Co,nmendable Example.

WAsHINTToN, April 25.-There is
only one man connected with the White
House staff during General Garfeld's i'll.
ness who does not appear ia the report of
the Taylor committee asking for compen.
sation for extra work performed. Every
clerk in ths White House is down for
three months extra pay on account OF
special mental and physical wear and
tear. The exception Is j. Stanley Brown,
late Private Secretary to the President.
If there is any man entitled to increased
pay he is the one. His personal devo.
tion and nntiring watchfufuess were the
admiration Of all who visited the White
House during that trying period. For
wee.rs he scarcely undreased. He slept
upon a sofa during the first weeks of the
Presidents illness, 80 as to be ready upon
n moments call in a case of any neces-
sity. He is poor, and before his employ
meni by the President. occupied a posi-
tion that paid less than $100 a month.
Moe than this, be has not reta; Jed his
place at the White House, but has re-
signed to go into business for himself
His personal loss WAS greater than any
other employee. Had General Garfield
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-05-04
A Horrible Massacre,

Tucson. ARIZONA, April 25.-A cor.
respondent gives the following account
OF the recent Indian attack: "Stanislaus
Metas, aged nine years, has just arrived
from Stevens Sheep Camp with the fol.
lowing story of the Indian massacre on
the 18Th. Before daylight the Indians
attacked the camp while all were asleep,
My father and five others attempted I'd
gather guns, but were too late. The In.
dians rushed in from all sides and over.
powered them before shot could be
fired. An Indian put the muzzle of his
gun against the head OF one man and
fired, blowing his brains against the door
and walls. l saw them Kill my mother
and two brothers by beating their brains
out with stones. They killed five persone
and tied my father and tortured hin,
most dreadfully. He begged them I'd
spare him, but they only tortured him
more, and finally they split his skull with
an axe. An Indian squaw, wife of one
of the four friendly Apache sheep herd
ers who were with us, saved my life by
holding me behind her and begging them
to spare. When all the Mexicans were
dead except me the Indians left"
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Killed by His Pathor.in.La,y.

DANvILLE, VA, April 25.-Dr. John
=. Lipscomb, a merchant of this city,
was killed here this morning by Sterling
Edmunds, Of Halifax county, his father.
in-law. Or. Lipscomb was man of
wealth and of an excellent family, but
became Incorporate, and the couple have
been living unhappily. Last night he
drove Mrs. Lipscomb from home, but she
afterwards went over with one of her
neighbors and gained admittance. The
family were at breakfast this morning
when Edmunds walked in, and, after
some words, said: "You have been treat
ing my daughter badly, and treated her
badly last night" With that DR.. Lips
comb arose al pistols were drawn. DR..
Lipscomb fired first Edmunds fred i'm.
medintely afterwards and the Doctor fell
dead, holding his pistol in his hand
cooked for o second shot. Edmunds Sur.
rendered himself, aud at the Mayors
Court was acquitted on the ground of
self-defense.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-05-04

= After much labor in securing the
figures, the Atlanta Constitution has come
to the conclusion that the fertilizers used
in Georgia this year show falling off of
at ieas. 33 per cent. compared with 1881.
A closer attention to the preservation and
use of home. made fertilizers it is thought
will make up for the decrease, aud thus
immense saving will have been effected
when pay-d day comes round.
The violation Of any of natures laws
brings its warming by the feeling Of dis
comfort. Exposure will induce colds
throat diseases, consumption, ETC., all oi
which give warning by a troublesome
cough. Use DR.. Bnll's Cough Syrr , in
time, and remove both the cause and
effect of your discomfort.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-05-04
Judge Lynch.

LAKE CITY, Col, April 27.-At 1
o'clock this morning one hundred masked
I;on o!erPoweIod ihc guard and TOOK
from Jail Geo. Bolts and Jim Brown, who
shot and killed Sheriff Campbell yester-
day morning while attempting to arrest
from the bridge Both died game. Bolta
asked for chew of tobacco just before
the rope was placed around his neck.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, April 27.-At q
log rolling, near Fairvicw, Ky, last Sat
urday, two brothers named Courts quar-.
relied with two brothers named Smith,
and one of the Smiths was killed.
When q posse Of officers went 10 the
Courts house TO arrest them, they found
great quantities Of stolen goods, and after
close search found tho Courts BOYS.
who were lodged in Jail, where they re-.
mained until last night. A mob then
took them from Jail and hanged them.
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At last strong attempt is making
to put oleomargarine on its own bottom
and not let it stand on butter tub as
heretofore. The $20,O00,0OO which are
invested in The dairy interests protest
and demand that the product of tho
grease factories shall be taxed and
stamped. There is justice in this de-
mand. It's chief merit is that IL would
protect purchasers against fraud. Now
much false butter Is sold as real. With n
government stamp on it all this would be
changed.
Mr.. Michael Robbett, n Sargent street,
Cahoes, n. Y, was cured of a yery
severely injured Knee by st. Jacobs Oil,
Gays the Rochester, N. Y, Sunday Her.
a,6.
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Killed His Wife with Rolling Pin,

WEST CHESTER, Pa, April 25.-J.
-. Andrews, known us Professor" An.
drews. killed his wife ut their residence
near Ha,y.csville, Chester county, to-day
oy breaking her skull with a rolling pin.
narews showed ,igns Of insanity, and
had an attendant watching him night
ana day, but at moment when the at
tendants eyes were of him he did the
deed. Andrews is aged about 60, was an
expert mathematician, and was called
the Lightning Calculator" and had &C.
cumuiated q fortune through the exercise
OF this faculty. The same exercise Ia
supposed to have unbalanced his mind.
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lived, Dir. Brown would probably have
been In the White House for eight years.
and In the end would have been appoint.
ed to some permanent position of q hand.
some character, for General Garfeld's
liking for and confidence in him were
very great. Mr.. Brown has refused to
receive any extra Pay. This is the rea-
son his name does not appear.