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IVY LIQUOR

II AS ALWAYS COMMANDED THE C0MAEEN-
IL dat0n 81 INC most iastidious eonnolseurs for
It's purity, healthfuness ami delicacy, in which
qualities am Justified IN saying that il has never
been excelled by the slowness Of fermentation the
generation OF insii oil IL almost entirely 0byiuted
ana by the periect manner OF disillati0n all delete
rous substances are eliminated from the spirit II IA
especially recommended from its purity and whole
someDess for medicinal purposes.
]. w. HARPER, Distiller, Nelson Co.. XIV
Sole Agents: II. MULLER Il son
feb 3,'S2-1y. jackson, Miss.
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|crats voting aye in Italic. All the
'mocrat.
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GRENADA SENTINEL: While every
one Of us would have rejoiced to have
seen Manning elected, there were but
two or three editors who paid the least
regard to the thin pretext of the Secre-
tary Of State in justification Of deed
for which there was hardly the semblance
of lawful action. If Manning can sue
coed in ousting Chalmers by any legal
methods before a Democratic Congress
none will rejoice more than we, and we
have no doubt but that all of our Demo-
cratic contemporaries will share with us
the spirit of exultatioa.
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Is decided by Royal Havana Lottery, number for
number prize for prize, with 400 additional prizes
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Good Wishes.

Natchez Democrat.
The CLARION has recently been moved
into the new and commodious building
erected for it by its proprietors, Messrs.
Power & Barksdale. On the LIST Of Janu-
airy next this excellent paper will enter
upon its forty-sixth volume, and the event
will becelebrated in a most pleasant way for
its subscribers, namely, by an increase in the
size OF the paper, and reduction in the
subscription price. The career of THE
CLARION has been uniformly prosperous
one, and we hope it will long continue SO.
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But he learned ere long that the brigands
were friends in Disguise, and that their
design was his protection from peris,
which had to be Stunned for season
rather than faced. And we know now
that no ten months of Luther's life were
more fruitful Of good to the world aud
Of furtherance to the cause of Protestant.
ism. No equal period Of his life could,
in fact, be less easily spared. For it was
there that he translated the Bible into
his native tongue, thereby laying the
foundation Of his Reformation on the
simple word Of God and at the same time
fixing forever the literary dialect Of
Germany, as Wickllle fixed the speech
Of England by his Bible.
How often is il so in Christian lives,
in the very proportion in which they are
earnest, and feel themselves strong to do
the Lords work We seem to be over
powered and turned aside, perhaps laid
aside, from the path which we had
proposed to serve him. And we are slow
to believe that our retirement and seem
ing retreat is only into the secret place
OF the Most High, where it is our priyi.
lcge to abide under the shadow Of the
Almighty; that these adverse circum-
stances" arc the friendly agents Of his
providence; and that what he designs by
them is, at one and the same time, our
Protection and our Opportunity.
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Tie First iini,ye

The first baby is the signal Of victory
in the household Of every wcll-rcgula-
ted cultivator in the baby vineyard It
is the first call to active double duty.
The parent that has his front yard paved
with children does not borrow trouble
like the man that is experiencing for the
first time the cxultant glee Of newly.
elected father. 1t is uslln. Y in the night
when he has hastily to jump into pants
and red flannel shirts and sc0ots for the
family physician. lie wears good clothes
himself but there il not enough baby
clothe, in the house to wad a shot gun.
lie makes Il start for his wifc's mother
who comes to the rescue Then he hunts
all over town for nurse, aud is just
about to give up III despair when drum
ken foreign woman comes to his relief
out Of his dilemma Then he makes
wonders il it wouldn't be cheaper 10
move the "poiii,c"ty shop into his house
and save sole leather. All Of his old
friends congratulate him, and joke hiIm
while his young lady acqunintanccs
faint and sorrowfu He has not seen
tIC IttlC CltiupIlu ytt, anu hHcH lDc
nurse brings in little bundle Of canton
flannel rags and gently lays it in his lap
he doesn't know whether to run or to
scream right out l[e becomes familiar
lied to the situation and tries TO hold the
infant, but displays Il grace more painful
than posing upon II bed Of thorns. lie
says ''tootsy wuotsy" and tries to dandle
it upon his knee and has it taken from
him hy the nurse who is frightened at
his display Of dense ignorance upon the
baby question. In his mind he sees ruin
staring him in his dnlars.a week
countenance, and he wonders what on
earth is going to happen next to mar his
interest i'll life. The first baby grows
up to be a strapping big child, and it has
been petted and INDUCED until it rules
the roost. When it issues command
the volunteer must obey or there is war
80 the spinal column. After the first
born, men nre not such fools over { cir
progeny Micago Cheek.
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HUN rs \
REM E:DY
THE BEST
KIDNEY AND LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.

NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
HUNTS REMEDY has saved from lneer-
Ing disease and death hundreds who havo been
given up by physicians 10 die.
HUNTS REMEDY cures NIL Diseascs
ofthe Kidneys. Bladder. Urinary Organs,
Dropsy. Gravel, Dlabetes, and Inconti-
nence and Retention OF Urine.
HUNTS REMEDY encourages sleep, Gro.
ates an appetite braces up the system, and
renewed health Is tho result.
HUNTS REMEDY cures Pain In the
side, Back or Loins, General Debility,
Femalo Diseases. Disturbed Sleep. Loss
OF Appetite. and Brlght's Disease.
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces tho
Liver to healthy ASTON. removing tho causes
that produce Bilious Headache, Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach, Costivoness, Plles, Sc.
By tho use OF HUNTS REMEDY tho
Stomach and Bowels will speedily regain their
strength, and tho blood will be perfectly ru-
riHed.
HUNTS REMED7s purely vegetable, and
meets want mover before furnished to tho pub
lic, end the utmost reliance may DO placed In Il.
HUNTS REMEDY 10 p~pared cx-
presnly for tho above diseases, and has
mover been known to fail.
Ono trial win convince you. For sale
by all Druggists.
Send for Pamphlet to
HUNTS REMEDY CO.,
Providezee, r. I.
Psio,s, 70 ccrts, and ei.2s 1arge sirol
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Vegetable Compound for sale by Will
hite & Wilhite, Anderson, S. G.
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=" "You don't know how glad am to
replied Clara dear; Johnny told me
that he heard you say you would rather
die than see me"
When you feel life is burden, and
nothing you try seems to ease your dys-
pepsia, find sure relief in Browns Iron
l}ittcrs.
: Mrs. lIomcspun who has IL terrible
time every morning to get her young
brood out of their beds, says she cannot
understand why chdr>n are called the
rising generation.
Il 'spists ter see folks pay mos
',ention ter de oman what is de bes'
dEeasei. De peacock is got finer clothes
dan do domineckc. hen, bu: she ain't
haf SO good ter hnb aroun' de house.
Why are you'll? Why do you suffer !?
Every body knows all aches and pains, oil
lanquor and debility arc cured by Browns
Iron Bitters.
= a man urged, as ono Of the reasons
why u girl should marry him, that he
had n collection OF over four hundred
different kinds Of wood. She said if it
was kindling wood she'd think about it.
"Dil her G..l.e: n!:;cc: &c hvs mar
rying me?" snid the kentuckian. "Well,
| reckon not. He and l had clinched
once in an election fight, some two years
ago, and he knows what am when I'm
displeased !"
= Longfellow said, "in this wo.ld q
man must be either anvil or hammer"
Longfellow was wrong, however. Lots
Of men ere Meth or tho active hammer
nor the sturdy al.vi. They are nothing
but bellows.
LONE JACK, Mo, Sept. II, 1879.
have been using Hop Bi,tcrs, and
have received great benefit from them for
liver complaints and malarisl fever.
They are superior to nll other medicines.
L. NJ. BARNES.
= A Centerville girl worked the mot
to-, III need thee every hour" and pre-.
scented ii to him. He says he can't help
1t. 1t takes two hours to milk the c0ws
and feed the pigs, and business must be
attended to.
= Said the girl who had quarreled
with her lover: "Oh, it's all right Har.
ry said he should try to forget me, but
he always fails in everything he under.
takes"
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A real RENE
HEITHEs SsysTleAL h.s9a !EnlAa PEI
T;fIC haD sfiflG.

TiflG AID Sf..eiflG. \
a REMEDY forer twenty-five saH Taf
"A REMEI Z H.nre popular at ho,.c. az
best known, than all othcr reuoiisn, "
A REMEDY endorsed by thc bls, n
AMI Druggists at It's home.
A REMEDY that Mr.. c. ". O'Ncill, GO
Ala. says raised his wife from al inya'
aud he believes cared her fife.
a REMEDY of which q pruminentf
merchant said, 81 would have given s55
asI would nlckle for wi hat two botlle
medicine did for my daughter"
a REMEDY in regard to which s. J
NJ. d., Druggist OF Thomasville. Ga
can recall instances In which Il afaA
aftrr all The usual remedies had Jai!ef 4
A REMEDY about which DR.. X. D. Fei
Grange, Ga, writes: 81 have used fGr q
years the medicine YOU are putting !
consider 1t the best combination ery
together for the diseases for which 1t {
mended.
A REMEDY of which DR.. Joel Dranhs}
ta, said: ~ hare examined the recipe. anS
hesitation In advising its llse, and co.
recommend s." :
s REMEDY which the Rev. Il. 8.
near Marietta, Ga, says he has used u
lily with the utmost satisfaction an
mended It to three famile. who foul
JUST WIht ~ IN retOIl lueliueN
A REMEDY OF which PembertO7. IL
Denison say: 1--WE have been selling III
years. with constantly increasing s,iet
ticle Is staple with us, and one of dtsosl
A REMEDY OF which Lamar, Rankin
say: I'VE sold 50grOSs In four months, {
cold It In any place bm. what titwas want9
A REMEDY BY which DR.. Baugh. OF v
Ga, says: 81 cured one OF the most
cases OF VICARious MESsrRuA!IoH &
came within my knowledge, with feys
a REMEDY of which DR. J. & IluS.
Ala. says: am fully convinced TIM,
zivaled Tor thet class OF diseases wiiir'l
to Cure Il
A REMEDY about which Mai. JohnC.
OF Atlanta, well and favorably knowlp
the United States as Genera! lnsuran1
says: II used this remedy before the n
large plantation on q great numDet(
QItpdus ,pith ~. liitc success.
A REMEDY out which Mr.. J. ": ~
Gainesville, Co., certifles that one boy
two members OF his family oi men'IuI
larity OF many years standing. I'd
A REMEDY that IL CHEAPER THAI ~
MEDIcINEof Its kind In the world, peg
g BOTTLES WILL CURE THE Etsr pRaIlht I
THIS GREAT POPULAR RE":DI Is ph!
FIaALE REGULATOR, (Womnn's Bcsifnej
sale by all Druggists. Price: S0ail sh1
Large size 81 50.
j. BRADF1E1
q No. 1898. Pryor Street ALL
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Browns Iron Bitters for sale by White
& Wilhite. Anderson, S. &.
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81 HNH G.&rSARD viii :, mk
c.. -; w: :y,.i r,,t n'
o. / '"''''f .: : : :, Oas ,r.f,, :. NJ !,
tv,.:i =. ...'I. - .,ny mn, -. .,,,.,,,.rI
Ill. SWIFT Ni'i.,.iri I'd
Dl.Sgs ), 49,. |,
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BUCKINGHAM WHISKEY.
A REALLY PURE STIMULAMT.

A REALLY PURE STIMULANT.
FUNHIS WlITSKEY is controlled entirely
IL by VENABLE e HEYMAN, New
York. 1t is distilled in Maryland in the
slate water regions of that State from the
small grain grown there. The dstillation
is supcrintended by IL gentleman who
thoroughly understands his business.
Nothing dcleterious is permitted to enter
into its composition, and none of it is al
lowed to he sold until fully three years old
i'll order that it may be entirely free by
evaporation from fusel oil. Venable Il
Ieyman offer these goods rs perfectly pure,
to Till n long felt want for medical purpo
ses. 1t is their own brand, and they stake
their reputation on the truth Of this asser-
ton.
For sale exclusively at Anderson, S. c.,
by ID. O'Donncll, John O'Donncll, Palace
Saloon, S. T. Craig Il Co, NJ. ID. Kennedy.
+. w. SINDORF,
Charleston, ). c.,
Wholesale Agent for South Carolina.
Oct 1s. 1883 II 3ln
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And Last But Not Least.

FHNHOSE indebted to us are requested to
Il call early and often until those little
accounts are settled. We are greatly in
neet! o! moncJ and musf hare Il.
BROWN BROS.
Sent IS, 1888 o
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The Bad and Worthless

Are never initiated or countertcited. This is
especially true of a family medicine, and it
is positive proof that the remedy initiated
is Of the highest value. AS soon as it had
been tested and proved by the whole world
that Hop Bitters was the purest, best and
most valuable family medicine on earth,
many limitations sprung up and began to
steal the notices in which the press and
people OF the country and expressed the
merits OF H. B., and in every way trying 20
induce suffering invalids to use their stuff
instead, expecting to make money on the
credit and good name of II. B. Many
Others started nostrums put up in similar
style to II. b., with variously devised
names in which the word Hop" or
Hops" were used in way to induce peo.
pie to believe they were the same as Hop
Bitters. All such pretended remedies or
cures. no matter what their style or name
Is: and especially those with the word
Hop or Hops" in their name or in any
way connected with them or their name,
are limitations or counterfcits. Beware OF
them. Touch none of them. Use nothing
but genuine Hop 8itters, with a bunch or
cluster of green Hops OH the white label,
Trust nothing else. Druggists and dealers
are warned against dealing iii limitations or
counterfeits.
Feb 1, 1883 90 a
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BLECKLEy, BROWN 6 FRETvvELL-.
Large Stock Of Goods arrived and to arrive, bought
greatly under regular prices, and which
propose to sell Low Down



- to D Mems Eur Hats 49, %or; 81 SO 500 yards "lrs l, in"s
Goods Ia
an "a Gu prices
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+ F{liiliill66 i !!

That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
4 combination Of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is BRowN's 'oN
BITTsKs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood Purifcs and
cnrichcs it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
Of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Browns
Iron BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fcvcrs, &c.
Mr.. Simon Blanchard. we'll
known citi2enof liayesvllc. Meade
county, Kentucky, says: My wife
had been sick for i long time. and
her constitution was all broken
down and She was unable to work
She was advised tn use Browns Iron
Bi,ters. and found il to work like
charm. We would no, now be with
out il for any consideration, rs we
consider it the best tonic in the
world"
BRowN's IRON BITrERs
is Not 4 drink and does not
contain whiskcy. 1t is the
only preparation Of Iron
that causes no injurious cf-
fccts. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
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Quick Sales & Small Profits.
DRY GOODS.

VUST received a full line Of Prints, Cash
e5 mcrcs. Alptcas, flanncls. \ large
assortment of Jeans. Virginia Cassimeres,
Stiirtings and Siiy, iiigs, to lUi wide.
Bed Ticking cheaper than ever before, &c,
all to be sold at lowest prices, by
4. Is. TOWERS.
Sept -, lsSj ii
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Money Needed.

n RESPECTFULLY ask all who are IN
,lcbted 10 ne by Note or Account Tor
Merchandise or GuanO, To make payments
as soon ~ possible a need the money.
\. j. TOWERS.
Sept -, lsSi ii
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SIIAWI.S. SHAWIS. SHAWI.S
CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CLOTHING

HARDW ARE ado anlF
handle
AIM
andjJc
lial
and cAx,~bc
Shot tI,e,rh
i
should he
quality: and
al Ncl.u BovsS Sins
C II and
We PIEDMONT the
..andS
w AtONs, and
hes prie
q IL an be cconv of u hscn
BLECKlEY, BROWN g. FRETWELL.
N r Al persons indebted to rs 1hrslqdis
~. ID. PROMPTLY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~JUST WHAT EVERYBODY
WANTS.


we show I'm our second-story room
TALKING DOLLS: BIsQUE, RUBBER, CHI
MA. WAX, INDEsTRUCTiBLE, ana thc
WONDERFUL SINGING DOLLS.
NOVELTIES IN MONEY-BANKS, CREED
MORE GUNS; PAPER, CAP, and sIiCh
GUNS.
SWORDS, CANES. WHIPS. RATTLEs, MAk-
BLFs. INDIA. RUBBER BALLS, INDIA
RUBBER ANIMALS, TIN Toys, BELLS
and CHIMES, MECHANICAL LOCoMo-
TIvEs.
CHINA TEA. DINNER, and WAsH-SETs;
METAL TEA-sETS, TOILET SETS, GUS
sAUCERs, and PLATES TO match VASES
MUGS. and wTNE-sETS.
RIsOUE ORNAMENTS, JARDENlEhE' ShO-
kER-sTANDs, sUPPLE-JACkS.
MOTHER GOOSE, TAR
'' GFrs MAGIC LANTERNS, kALtlDO-
Scopes, sTEREOsCOPEs and VIEWS.
BUILDING BLOCKS. ALPhn,BEI-bh,,Uy,,,hn S.
and CRIBBAGE-BOARDS: BOYS MAIL
CLAN TRICKS, over 30 sinds OF Gh A:lt;'
TRANSPARENT STATES, SLAIE-DEoihNs'
CRADLES: DEDsrEAps' cHAihS' DEshs'
TABLE BE N AID PARLOR-cRoQuET; CHRIST
MAS CANDLES and CANDLE-HOLDERs'
TREF-ORNAMENTS .
CHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR's CARDS.
JUVENILE BOOKS In great variety al very 10"
en- RTrITrffRBox. SUNDAY READING. and
hundreds Of other Books Of Poets In plain and
gilt edges. , 49,. ,,,o
of;RAPU-AI HUNS, SCRAP and AUTO
GRAPH-ALBUMS. SCRAP-BOOk PIC
TURES. WORk-BOXES PHOTOGRAPHIC
FRAMES, and LOOKING-GLAsSEs IN fancy
Professions, FIRE-sCREENs. BASKETS
of every description, LADIES aud GENTLE
MEMS DRESSING-CASES. MANICURE or
NAIL-SETS, COMBS. BRUSHES. CAR)-
CASES. NEEbLE-CASFS. CARD-REtElN-
FRS, METALAPIIONEs,T Tors OF every dt-
THE LITTLE JOCKEY, the toy Of the season
SLEIGIIS, WAGONS, SHOO-fL1S' KUHN
lNG-HORSES. and SWINGS.
LEATHER and PLUSH MuslC.RDiLS, $500,
JAPANESE GOODS. PAPIER-MACtE ana
GILT BRACKETS, MATCH-SAFES
FURNISHED SATCHELS for gentlemen.
BOYS LEATHER SCHOOLGIRLS. &c.' &c.
4 large assortment Of Goods I'm our basement
and on main floor. For particulars read t"-Mof-
rows Dispatch. ,,,..,-,.
de I0-W.F&Su LEVY. DAVIS DRAAE.
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Rirl,mond lispatth.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81. 1885,
The Norfolk Convention.

In the following paragraph the Peters
burg Nail gives us information concern
ing The Norfolk Convention that we did
not possess when a few days ago we wrote
upon the subject. We quote:
"Our esteemed contemporary, the Dis
match. enumerating certain prominent facts
hearing upon the Convention OF negroes
recently held in Norfolk. omits, In our
opinion. the fact which tends most TO
weaken the effect Of the address adopted
on that occasion. An old Republican,
who has grown gray in the service OF nus
party. informs Us that the signers OF that
document are negroes who hold fcuerai
offices. who are officials by virtue OF the
moribund Malone, and who would 90
ANYTHING which he might bid them 90
The Convention was the work OF the iale
Boss, and II is fair 10 assume That he had
n hand in The address which IL Illuminated.
The sicners were not representatives OF the
negroes. duly elected to voice their sentl-
ments. hut were simply tools OF the BOSS
who met by his direction. and who, had he
ordered Il, would have sworn that the sun
is visible al midnight rather than have loSt
their places by truthiully declaring that the
god Of day keeps regular hours. This,
10 our minds. is the fact OF facts touching
the negro Convention"
And yet II the good old Republican Is
right in his conjecture, or has knowledge
OF the fact stated by him, we cannot but
think j, strange that Richmond, Peters
burg. aud Lynchburg-clties in which
there are probably as many negro place
holders rs are found in all the rest Of the
State-had not delegate in the Conven-
lion.
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New baseball Rules.

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE UNION ASSOCIATION or
BASEBALL PLAYERS.
The first annual meeting OF the Union
Association OF Professional Baseball Clubs
was begun nj the Bingham House, Phila-
delphia, Tuesday, and after two long ses-
sions an adjournment was had until yester-
day morning. The delegates We're From
Baltimore-B. +. Matthews and j. w.
Lowe; Chicago-A. II. Henderson and T..
:. uenzel; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ThOrner
observation-disclosures j. Pratt; st, Louis
Henry V. Lucas and Theodore Benoist
Westinghouse. b. Bennett and NJ. ID
Seaman.
The first business was the election OF tn
new Cincinnati Club as a member. ppli
cations from Dayton. Ohio; Coyington
Ky: and Kingston, \. Y, were referred
To the Board OF Directors. The remainder
of the day and evening was spent BY th,
Convention In revising the constitution
bylaws. and playing rules OF the American
Association, which were first adopted as
whole.
Among the changes made in the Consti
tuition was the rule on the election OF new
members. A majority vote now elects
n0 exhibition games will be made will
association clubs, and managers will No
hereafter be engaged by written contract
\ player released by one club will not b,
eligible 10 contract with another club unit
ten days have elapsed. The championship
Is to be decided by the greatest number o
games won. An alliance clause was adopt
ed and The initiaton-iee was placed at $40
The following officers were elected fol
The ensuing year: PreSident-Heury Lu
cas-, OF st. Louis; Vice President -Thoms
}. Pratt, OF Philadelphia; Secretary an,
Recommendation Warren White. o
Washington; Directors -Justus Thorner
OF Cincinnati; II. u. Bennett, OF Washing
ton. and A. II. Henderson, Of Chicago
Messrs. Pratt, ThorDer, aud Hcnzel wcr
appointed Schedule Committee, TO NEE
nj Washington in March.
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MARRIAGES.

Married on "Wednesday December 7 O. 1888. at
the residence of the officiating minister, h,ch-
mond, va. by Rev. Y. Il. Howison. ADOLptt. ,
CAROLINE BOZE, of Richmond, aud formerly
of Hanover.
Married at Madison Courthouse. Va, on the . 81
of October. 1883. by The kiv. MIR payne' W. ;;
MCGEE 10 Miss MOLLlE \. MILLER BON Oh
Madison county, Va.
Married. at Sevcnth-Strcet Christian churcn'
December 3. ss3. by Elder X. 9. Gave. SAN
TEL A. WAGGONER ard G. LESLIE hlM-
BROUGH.
Married on December 18th, by Rev. >. b. liaw-
tborne d. ID. WILLIAM \. BARRETT, Esl 10
Miss HATTIE j. APPERSONi all o. thiS Guy
Married. on pecemter 18th. by Rev. J. Il. Haw-
thOrne, ID. d.. ROBERT VI. BERhLE1 10 Mss
FANNIE G., HERRING.
Married. December nth. in Chesterfield county,
by Rev. Mr.. Grant, ". \. JACOB and Miss JEN-
META II. CLAY.