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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-16

DON'T LOSE SIGHT OF THIs.-The present
city charter is standing outrage to the
rights Of the citizens OF this community.
II Is autocratic in many Of its provisions,
and it is so Srranged that the city might be
plundered with ease should all the branches
OF its government fall into the hands OF
any party. Ii we are to be free, TO have
any rights which our paid servants care
bound TO respect" we must revise. alter.
and amend the organic law OF our city !;
and TO do this we nust elect Martin and
Dalton TO give us voice in the General
Assembly -NOrfoik Landmarks.
And you, We people of Richmond. be
warned by the fate OF Norfolk. Hesitate
not to give your time and attention to the
work Of saving your own city from the
like fate. CURTIS, EVANS, DUNLOP, and
CHRISTIAN will faithfully care for your in
terests. Work for majority of thousands.
not Of hundreds.
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Died. I'm Manchester. Va. sunday, October IL,
1888. ELDORA v. eldest daughter - q. W and
Il. a. Garbett and wife Of John Iaddock, IN her
nineteenth year.
Funeral took place from her husbands residence,
I'm Manchester. Monday. October 10th, Al 4. VI.
Intcrment. ShOckOc Hill.
Died ut Hanover Courthouse. SUNDAY, October
l4th. at o'clock i. NJ. MARTHA NORNELLE.
Youngest daughter Cf j. ;. and Alice ID. Benson,
I'm the sixth year Of her age.
Funeral TUESDAY MORNING At II o'clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to A.
tend.
Died, October 9th. at the residence Of his father,
almost instantly. from the accidental discharge ~
A gun IN his own hands, HORACE MORRISON
JAMES. aged thirteen, sOn of John Claiborne and
Mary Il. James. OF GOOchland county. Va, and
grandson Of Rev. DIR. Morrison. of Virginia. .
Died. saturday. October 18th, ut o'clock =.
NJ, MARION JARVIS. infant son Of John ID. aud
Clara II. VIM; aged nine days. :
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Hon. JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER will speak
at Gloucester Courthouse on Wednesday.
The Southwest.

Tazewell county OutloOk.J
Newberry in Bland and Smyth Is certain
~ election. Wood and " Colonel" Brown
ing in Washington, II is SAID. have become
desperate enough to swap each other of for
Democratic votes Tor tryit). Flanary, they
say. will have q walk-over in the Scott sem
atorial district. Giles and Pulaski have
never failed to give good account OF
themselves. Ellis is making the Coalition
quake in Montgomery. The mantle OF
Hale has fallen on the shoulders OF strong
man in Grayson. Trout, in Roanoke,
Fowler says, has "bar'l," and will be apt
TO catch some Coalition gudgeons-enough
TO fill his string. Good news comes from
Patrick, Henry. Craig. Botetourt, and
Bedford; and last, though not least,
Tazewea. the "garden" OF the Southwest.
so long overrun by the noxious weeds OF
corrup' growth, is shaking herself like
lion in It's might, and will help swell the
requiem Of buried "bossism " in Novem-
Der.
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How TIE CROWD WAS DVIDED.-The
MartinsyiIe Heraid says as to the crowd in
that town last Monday;
about six hundred voters heard the
speeches. The whites were in considera-
bic majority. OK this number three hun
dred and fifty heard Massey; the remain
der were in Aliens audience. About,
twenty colorcd men heard Massey, and
about this number OF whites We're with
Allen. We do not think these figures ale
far from what IN actual count would have
been. Asa count was impossible. fair esti-
mate only may be relied on, which we have
endoavored TO give. Furthermore. these
estimates were made at time when the
two crowds were largest, when both speak
crs were on the respective stands. Near
the close of Aliens speech MaSscy's crowd
was double that OF his adversary
That is to say, MAssEY's audience con-
sisted of about $50 whites and 20 negroes,
whilst ALIENS consisted Of about 20 whites
and go negroes.
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bishop EanGoIph's Conservation.

ibdibiill'it 7Nis Ao'isl
The Rev. Or. \. NJ. Randolph will be
consecrated Assistant Bishop OF Virginia
at Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal church
on next Sunday. There Will be six bishops
in attendance, and numbers OF people will
come on from Virginia to witness the cere-
mony. DR.. Randolph did not preach a
sermon at Emmanuel church Yesterday,
but in a short address he spoke OF his de-
cision, and asked for the prayers OF his
congregation to assist him in preparing for
the field he was entering into. The per-
sona sacrifice in giving up his old church
was, he said. very great. The bishops
who are to be present next Sunday are
Right Revs. Lee, OF Delaware; Whipple,
OF Iowa; Stevens, OF PennSylvania; Dud-
ley, Of Kentucky; Peterkin, OF West Viz
ginia, and Whittle, OF Virginia.
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The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune writes:
Governor Cameron apparently does not
feel so confident OF the success OF The Re-
adlusterS as he did short time ago. A
'lrsinian who corversed with him to-day
came away impressed with the belief that
not only Governor Cameron but some OF
The other prominent Liberal leaders in Viz
gInia have begun to feel that the champion.
ship OF their cause by Mr.. Gorham and his
newspaper has done it more harm than
good, and that he is a source OF rmbarrasS-
menI and weakness rather than Of strength
TO Them
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MARRIAGES.

Married. in the city Of Richmond, October /.
1883. nv Rev. John Pollard, ID. D.. Mis- IDA
WESTWOOD, Of Richmond. Va, to WILLIAM
A. A. BROWN. OF Flatbush, l.. !.
New FORK and brooklyn papers please copy.
Married. on Tuesday. October Q. 1883. by the
Rev. William Adams, LUTHER Z. WARREN. Of
Richmond, Va. to KATHARINE r.. daughter Of
John ID. Butt of Augusta, Ga. No cards.
Married, In this city October ?. 1888. 10y The
Rev. Charles MirngerOdc. ID. d.. SIR. \. L..
HUNT TO Miss ANNA MANSON; both ~ Rich
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In his speech at stanardsville, last We'd
nesday Governor KExPER said thaI the
statement that he had ever knowingly ap'
pointed negro trustees was an infamous
lie by whomever uttered. lie reiterated
again most empbatically his denial as en-
bodied IN bis letter TO Judge STAPLES.
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y number OF persons were arrested near
New Haven sunday for driving out. The
arrests were made under the blue laws en-
acted In the early part OF the last century.
ILLS hoped that two hundred years hence
Connecticut VIII have become civilized
enough to arrest people under the present
laws OF the State against murder.
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CARPETS. RUGS. CURTAINS. dc.

CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTIIS.-I am
~ now receiving nv fail stock OF CARPETS
OF all grades; DRuGGETTs, RUGS, MATS, &c. !;
lL.CLOIHs and LlNoLEuM OF ali grades aud
widths; LACE aud DAMASK CURTAINS. COR
NICE and POLLS. SHADES, HOLLANDS, &C.
PAPER-HANGiNG Of the latest styles. All or
ders promptly attended To. A. JENNINGS,
oc Ann
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we nave noticed numerous editorials
headed Zone of the Grave Results Of the
Ohio Election" The grave result OF the
Ohio election was the burial OF the Repub-
lican party.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
H- LEVY. DAVIS & CO.,
oOI MAIN, CORNER NINTH STREET.

As the world goes. nothing is given away so lib
orally as advice. bucketiuls being generally given
where only the grains are taken. and even then the
best advice IL often given by the worst men; and
for divine To follow all his own Instructions
would make him n most conspicuous model.
Therefore advice, to be useful. should be followed
by good example. Believing this, we assume the
risk Of advising all who have accustomed them
selves to shopping at stated place, utterly re-
gardless of the advantages they could and would
enjoy elsewhere. 10 visit our establishment Our
stock Is now complete.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICS, &c.
ID EDUCED RATES TO
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
NATIONAL JOCKBY-CLUB RACES.

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company will sell round-trip tickets
TO WASHINGTON For THE RACES on tbe
10TH. I'm, and ISM OF OCTOBER AT 50
FOR TIE ROUND TRP-GOOD TO RETURN
TIE 2lsT OF OCTOBEa.
Tickets on sale at thecompany's ticket Offices,
Eighth and BROAD, Byri-Strcct station, and al
Carriers, 1000 Main strGt. c. \. TAYLOR,
oc l4-5t General Ticket Agent.
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sI.OOO REWARD

will he paid 10 any chemist who will find. on
analysis Of 100 bottles of = :. y, particle Of
Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any mineral sub
stance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
BIZ Write for the little book, which win be
mailed free. &c 16-Iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-16

We return thanks TO T.. III. CHAMBER.
LAYNf, Jr., for pamphlet containing a
very interesting history OF the Richmond
Fayette Artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-16

"BuTLER plainly has presidential as
well as gubcrnatorial string TO his bow"
IL seems BEA siil.. die by the bow.slring az
Ter all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-16

swift's Specific has cured me of Scrofula, which
IS hereditary IN my family. | have suffered with
1T Tor many years. and have tired great many
physicians and AL sorts of treatment. but TO no
purpose ana when began 10 take Swifts Specific
! was IN a horrible condition; but, thanks to this
great rem, dy, | am rid Of the disease. There Is
no doubt That II Is the greatest medicine In exist
ence, and hope any who doubt Will write 10 me.
T.. G. HALVES, JR.. GAINESVILLE, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-16

DANDRUFF is removed by the use OF Coco
ane, and it stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-16

SWlFT'S SPECIFIC

Is not triumph Of science, but is a revelation
through the instinct Of the untutorcd savage, and
is 4 complete antdotc to all kinds of Blood Poi
son and skin HumOr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-16

1 NTlIKACITE MD z NBEELANU
" COAI.-WlHT EOBtHI~. WHOLESALE ani
retail dealer Boo best quality tNlilfAtii H.i
GEORGES GREEN CUMBERLAND toAl-
Tobicc0-m1uufJcfurcrs furnished ii thr cargo,
or Zoe lots from 100 o. 100 tons. 40 baltimore tut
Georgetown quotations. Also. WEST VIRGINIA
~PLfSI. CLOVER NIL a. SIP. and DAN tui
PINE WOOD sawed aud split. uf choice Uualltt,
at lowest market rates. bNrC out yard, corner
seventeenth aud Cary streets. Telephone N".,
I6q. iY 2f-tf'u
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TAILORS AND CLOTHIERs.


NEW STOCK OF WINTER SUIT.
INCS.
NEW STOCK OF WINTER SUITiNGS.
NEW STOCK OF WINTER sUITINGs.
/. Il. SPENCE & SON.
Z. Il. SPENCE & son.
l.. d. SPENCE & son
FANCY wORsTED sUITlNGs.
FANCY woRSrED sUlTlNGs.
SUiTING-.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
900 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
+. b. SPENCE & SON.
=. b. SPENCE & son.
+. b. SPENCE son. e2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-16

After suffering Twenty-Five years with painful
Dry letter, and trying many physicians. | was AT
last relieved by The use Of Swift's specific, and
commend II Ia all similarly afflicted.
REV. l. IL. BRANHAM, Macon. Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-16

Il AIDES AND ALL SUFFERING
IL FROM NEURALGIA. IIYSTERIA. and KIN
dred complaints will find without rival
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
FARMINGTON, ILL.--Dr. VI. I. Gamble SAYS:
prescribe Browns Iron Bitters in my practice, and
IL gives satisfaction
FORT STEVENSON. ID. Trey. ames McCarty
says: Browns Iron bitters cured me OF severe
dyspepsia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-16
FANCY GOODS.
FANCY GOODS.
-~->-~--~-
- 4 + Y + y :
Is OPENING IMMENSE BARGAINS
CHINA, FANCY GOODS, AND HOUSEkEEP-
ING GOODS.

500 COAL HODS, all sizes. at 35c.
use. pair;
300 HANDSOME FIRE-SETs at 69c.
A splendid line OF SOLID LEATHER sATCH-
Els, excellent value;
Alotof soLED CLoTHEs-HAMPERsat 81, the
best ever sold at that price;
Great bargains In LADIES sH0PPING-sATCH-
ELS;
BEAUTIFUL sxlO ENAMELLED FRAME
at75c., equal To any sold at 81;
5000 pieces SMALL DIsC GOODS at about one
half the usuul price At
oc 10 STEVENS, sos east Broad street.
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THE TeRE.

V'HE LAST MATCH BA,&
/ RACE for 800 vii .t.A -,
take place ut the FAR --XszAESSIS&O
GROt NDS IT ~ o'clOb .sZ-1---ssSSSS<.--
THIS EVENING bctweci ". NJ. Parish's horse
CASTOR and James Fletche's bay colt.
nc L. IL
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5l7 EAST BROAD. VN
BOOTS AND SHOES

HELLER & CO.'S STOCK OF SEAsONAGLE
GOODS
IS complete In every department, both go line 'hi
medium grade, 800
HAND AND MACHlNE->ENE I'D AND 'A-
BLE-SCREW WORK
for ladies. gentlemen, misses, and children
wear. \ full line ~ SCHOOL SHOES boo lacca nl
baton lust received. HELLER 4 CO.
oc l8.eod2m 5I7ti-t Broad street.
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Personal.

HENRICO COUNTY. ", October l, 1883.
HAVING QUALIFIED As ADMIN
IL lSTRATOR on the esute Of JAMES II.
GRANT, decc .sed. | hereby c.ll upon all persons
settle: ami those having claims against the same
viii present them.
W. r.. GRANT, Administrator,
SOeca-t CLAY street.
Oc 6.7.013.li lG-Gt Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-16

DOOk AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DENEcCrEO al the Dish \lC4 PRINTING
HoUSs.
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WOOD AND COAL.
DEsT ANTHRACITE. FOR sTOYE~.
EAsT VIRGINIA LUNP, BLA/lND

IL CRATE COAL. ~ - 30 per Ton. t0I. t..
BEST WEST VIRGINIA ~Hl.lNl "a MP co., .
BHlGIIT-iDpE and NlDLDIlliAN DID, .f
COAL. ali 40 iNwos' price. COOKING iN.
MOST economical kitcn,n fuel tGG. ~ID..
NI-T RED aul NUlIt-A~lt ANIN. LtIlF
COAL:LON6-. SAWED. SPLIT hNNN '
thr hest quail and Jt favorable r1f,- iN 5'r- '.
~ east Nam street. Telephone ~. t4-.
oc o-tDr5 }. b. MAI.fN-.
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LIME. CEMENT. &c.

LIME, CEMENT. dc.
SCHOONER JENNIE q. PILLSBURY
- daily expected with cargo Of FRESH ROCK
LAND LIME from the celebrated Crockett Lime
kilns. This Lime has no superior. For sale low
from vessel WARNER MOORE,
Lime. Cement, Lump and Gro1nd Plaster,
foot OF Seventeenth street, south side OF Dock.
oc 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~>~~~~~-~--~~--~~~>--~Y-~ ~~-'~.~--,.>-'
NJ SPECIAL BARGAINS
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES.
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.
$50 FoR $50.
ELEGANT SMYRNA CARPETS. four yardslo long
by three yards vide. at $50 regular value $50.
SOC. FOR 2jc
EXCELLENT WHITE NUBIAs. considered
cheap at Doc, only 2jc.
- FOR 80.
BEAUTIFUL DAMAsK TOWELS, regularly sold
AZ -, only - DOZEN.
The place for BARGAINS Is
LEVY. DAVIS 4 BRAKES.
25c. FOR l5c.
FLANNEL sUITING. regular price 2Jc.. ,e sell
NJ BE.
Beautiful and large assortment Of LADIES and
MISSES CLOAk>. b. sure tO giycus call.
On CARPETS and RUGS We lead. We show the
largest assortment the hand,omc,t styles. and
our prices are as low as The lowest. Seven lots
auction Rugs yet loft
SILKS and DRESS GOODS Of every description
aud price,
and NELNETEEN-No show the hc.t
assortment of any retail house In the state.
FLANNEL and MERINO UNDERWEAR for
men, women. and children;
MEMS CASHMERE WOOL SUITS;
RED-FLANNEL SUITS for both
sexes:
CANTON FLANNEL lower than ever sold before
IN this city.
BLANKETS. BLANKETS!
Good BLANKETS at ~ a pair:
BLANKETS from the lowest 90 he highest price.
al AZ bottom value.
FOR BEST GOODS At LOWEST PRf,r~
60 TO
LEVY. DAVIS * DRAkE'S.
I0l7 and 1919 Main street.
GRAND BARGAINS ~ HOSIERY. o.
DRTGS. NEDIgrNES. 81.
-------------------- --r-r.a-r--
ID ~
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

If THE HEIRS OF ELIZ4 BETH AND MAR
GARET THOMPSON, DECEASED. who are sup
posed To have been connected with the SCRUGGS
FAMILY, and on whose csfscs the late Robert {.
Stanard administered I'm 1856, VIII make them
selves known 10 rs, they wIlllearn of something TO
their interest.
CHRISTIANS CHRISTIAN,
Attorneys at Law,
Sc 25-Tu&Th4w Richmond Va
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A NEW RICHMOND NOVEL.-A sue
"A CEsSFUL FAILURE. An Outline. Let IA
do right. and whether happiness come or unhap-
piness, A Is no very great natter lhis delight
ful story Is from the pen Of one OF Rlchmond.s
most talented young ladies. lwenly-hNe cents
Receatly published: GOD AND CREATION, by
Rev. n. r. Howison; book of great power ana
thought, and work OF thirty YEAR, study. TWO
dollars. WEST, JOHNSTON \ Co,
nc IL Publishers.
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NJ SPECIAL BARGAINS
LEVY, DAVIS 4 BRAKES,
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.
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$50 FOR $50.

25C. FOR ljC.
FLANNEL sUlTING. regular price csc, ,-e sell
m be.
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This Is handsome vslume, and Is worthy o. ey-
animation. 4 specimen Of the book malice "a any
address. J.W.RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
oc l4-dSw 1902 Main street.
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THALHlMER BROTHERS.

oclI-Th.,u&n Flf.h and Broad streets.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-12-13
The FaIl Elections

will result more satisfactorily if al vot-
ers and their fomihes eXpel the malaria
from their systems, and correct their
Livers by using Browns Liver Pals.
Not a remedy manufactured III Ameri-
ca so we'll corrects the biliousness OF
this climurc. Call for Browns Fegeta-
bic Liver Pills.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-12-13
Browns Sarsapa~ilIa.

Browns Medicines sold by I. F. Nal
lett and II. G. sprague.
IIuling & Bickford have Just opened
out nobby stock Of silk handkerchiefs.
st. Patrick's Pills always produce q
pleasant caUhartic effect. They cleanse
the system and regulate the LIVER and
Bowels. Sold by l. F. MalletC.
Every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, used, is the best advertisement
it can have. Try il, and then ell your
friends what splendid medicine 1t is.
Hundreds OF persons have assured us
that they owe their present eHistance TO
The use OF Chanberlains Cough Remedy.
Sold by /. Z, A4allett.
l write this communication for the
benefit of those that are afflicted with a
terrible cough, as l was, SO That / could
not sleep. [ got bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, and I would
recommend it in preference to any
other remedy l ever tried. S. +.
SEARLs, de..ler in live stock, LiUtleton,
iowa. Sold by /. f. Mallett.
Huling & Bickford are selling Ladies
and Gents furnishing goods very cheap.
During the fall of 1892, while my
daughter was teaching in the country
near this place, she contracted severe
cold and cough. ! sent her q bottle of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, and the
effect was so satisfactory tina, Oh hsg
recommendation the entire neighbour
hood began It's use with the most salts
factory results, which has continued
with increasing confidence ever since.
J. II. REIISHART, Druggist, Bulls City,
Kansas Sold by l. T. hiaLott.
Thirty Years WARRIOR more than
thirty years DeLand q Co have been
Waging war upon impure and aduiter-
ated Soda, by placing within the reach
of everybody d perfectly pure article
Their goods are No. l.
Buy your Hoods, Scarfs and NubIas
of Huling & Bickford, Their prices
CAN'T BE BEAT.
Dr. Campbell, dentist, of Kirwin has
been stopping at the Central House dur
ing the week. He seems to be rushed
with work.
Some of the boys are reported as IN
gentlemanly bOisterous, at the Mite So
ciety Tuesday night II would not be
bad policy for parents to accompany
them to see that they behave themselves
better.
f. A Mitchell, of Big Greek, was in
the city yesterday His family have
had quite serious time, several of his
children being sick for a long time with
typhoid fever, after which he has him
self been quite sick.
Huling & Bickford are constantly re-
ceiying new goods. Org Goods. Grocer
les, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Ladies
a. Gents furnishing Goods, Hardware,
Tinware, Wooden-ware Queensware.
Everything usually found in a first class
General Store.
A little row occurred over on Ash
Greek a few days ago, we understand
it was the result Of a dispute over a
few cents, but is likely 10 cost SOME
one or the eaunty more dollars than
there We're cents in the dispute.
A little forbearanee would be n good
thing to exercise instead 81 muscle
and save cost and trouble.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-12-13

John Close IS now in business at his
old stand.
The Alma papers are just now en-
gagged in booming their new opera
house.
Everything is ia readiness for an en-
5oyable time at fhe ban Christmas
night. Everybody come.
F. E. Kellogg Of Walnut made final
proof Tuesday. Peter Bosqoin and
Id Drake were his witnesses.
Mr. W X. Lee, Of Marvin. was III
town Tuesday OF his way to Long Is
land to work on the Long Island Re
porter
Thos. WhitmaTsh. one of the live men
OF the Crow Greek country was In the
city Tuesday evening and became . sub
scrIber to the HERALD. And still there
IS room for more.
Ray & Hustead were on our streets
yes .osdag with a fac Let Of porker5 whic4
ae were herring up fr hipmenJ.
rice are rolag fair gala a1t rad
e4Ls iiFel $3.50, He weight leaE
9a'a ter good hogs
!. sa0 ana wise tovn the
-Is- 81 he wees visiting Tau8s IL
r> JAlngS floHr1s8.ay IN and around
Long liaac- Good crops and tae
people happy, and things generally
booming
Vol No l of the Harlan Chief is
added to our list of papers. 1t is a six
column folio, patenI outside and great
improvement on the Advance formerly
published at that town. W II. Win
throp, editor.
The Long Island Reporter is the last
newspaper venture in Phillips county,
making the seventh paper. Long Island
is a live business town, / Gated Ill one
OF the best sections of country in Amer
Tea, and Why not have 3 newspaper.
VIII G. Thornton is editor.
j. H, FI6isher, of Belmont, George
Yeeh, w. II. Bought0n, 4. Z. Walker,
OF Mound, Joseph Young, Robt. Fogle-
man, Fred and Jason Morton of Free
dom Township, John Hahnenkratt and
b. Is. Collins OF Arcade, made The HbR-
AID calls on business and pleasure Sat
ur(tay.
Timothy Grewell, one Of the old
stanGby's Of GIenwo0d township,
made the HERALD cali Tuesday,
and added his name 10 our subscrip-
ton books, and sends copy 10 his
son J w, who is attending school at
the Iowa University ut Iowa City.
Ben B. T, Graves, editor OF The
Mill5rook Times, has been in Topeka
as o. ). iuryman, aud once m0te the
Times is run as an Illustrated . Weakly
to Keep its readers posted as 10 the
v4ned experiences of its editor while
exposed to the seductive influence Of
the Capital City society.
The Editor Of the Alma (Neb.) Her
aid, missed his rueersCdaum pipe which
he suspected former typo by the name
Of w. i. Peters had "c&nbaged.' Ac-
cordngiy said Peters was arrested Ut
Bloomington and brought back to Alma
about in tinIe to see said editor find his
pipe ana tender his apologies.
MORAL: Better not arrest q printer.
j, W. Edwards was caller 1T these
headquarters Monday, and is now en-
titIed TO the HEBALD for fourteen
months. j. W. IS one OF the HERALD's
old patrons, being the third Eame on
our EbllipSburg list as well as one Of
our most prosperous farmers, opposite
whose name IS the regular annual en-
d0rsement that the running OF u news
paper IS pleasant.