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delegate for every ten members, and D'
Irish and Catholic societies are expected 70
be represented.


Now that Bouldin Is in custody, let us
think about taking new census; and when
il N resolved upon II will be well for the
police to ask the assistance OF leaders OF
the colored people. Ordinarily the colored
people do not give information readily, but
II men whom they trust win tell them
what the census IL, and that 1t bodies no
harm, they may be induced 10 be more
communicative.
The child OF colored woman residing
at 6i0 Seventeenth street, in the absence OF
the woman, who was out doing days
work, was so severely burned on Wednes-
day that she died yesterday. She was six
years old.
The City School Board had long session
yesterday evening. and WIZ mainly en-
gagged hearing the case u. b. Williams,
coiored teacher ut the Nayy-lili school,
who was charged with insubordination to
the principal. He was discharged, out
with the right reserved to him 10 apply for
restoration to his position.
It IL said that Mr.. and Mrs. Labouchere
are coming to America in May, and II may
be that the Pidgeon affair viii cause them
to take a look at the British sparrows about
the City Hall In Richmond.
Mr.. &. Z. Word was seycnty-two years
old yesterday, his birthday having fallen
on the same day Of the month that Washing
toms did. Washington made more reputa-
ton than Mr. Word will, but he never
made as good chewiug-tobacco, that's cer-
tain.
Mr.. James NJ. Piclrell, assistant engi-
neer OF the United States man-of-war Ash
uelot. recently lost at sen, is son OF Mr.. II.
w. Pickrell, OF Richmond. It is said that
all the officers OF the vessel were saved.
The friends OF the Rev. Charles A. G.
Thomas, who is Stationed at Hcrtford, N.
c., and has charge OF the iIertford and
Weedvile Baptist churches, will be glad to
learn that he is doing most excellent work.
He was formerly stationed at Richmond in
charge of the FULTON Baptist church.
George J. Seabury, secretary Of the Ma
tional Rifle Association, is IN the city, the
guest OF Lewis Ginter.
Mr.. C.. ii. Hudson has been appointed
superintendent Of transportation In charge
OF the train and station service OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio road and branches,
with headquarters at Richmond.
Superintendent Farr expects large at
tendance at the conference Of school SUI
perintendents TO be held i'm the hall OF the
House OF Delegates on the 9TH instant, TO
continue several days.
Mr.. BENJAMIN X. Hooper, congressman
elect from the Fourth district, is in the
city.
Colonel Samuel Coleman, Of Cumberland
county, was in the city yesterday.
Hunter, pointer dog belonging to W.
Epps, OF this city, was among those highly
commended by the judges at the Washing
ton bench-show yesterday.
The new school Board will meet to-day.
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100 MILES !


MEADyILLE, PA. August 2s, 1882.
S,oin Specific Company atlanta Ga;
think II my duty to write you in regard to my
case. WAS one Of the victims to the terrible dis
ease for several years past, and have been entirely
cured by the use Of your swIFT's SPECIFIC.
s. s. s. will cure IT, aud 1t Is the only thing that
will do It.. had tried everything, aud all the
prominent physicians in Buffalo, Rochester, and
Cleveland. but this only made me worse ndbrokc
down my general health with mercury and potash.
heard Of your ................... here, so went
remedy, but: s.s.s. to Salamanca
,ras nat cold ........'' '''''' one hundred
miles distant, to get Il. When began to use IL
was in bad condition; my mouth was full OF
ulcers, head full Of sores, hair and eyebrows gone
but now am as sound as n new dollar. Every
sufferer should know about your S. 5. 5.
j. W. WEYLEs.
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REVIVAL SERVICES AT BRoAD-STREEr
METHODIST CHURCB.-The pastor OF this
church, Rev. Mr.. Bledsoe, who commenced
on Wednesday night his series OF Gospel
meetings, is drawing large congregations
by his earnest and eloquent discourses.
Last night there was very large gather
Ing. Several requests for prayer were re-
membered, and not a few stood up for
prayer. The interest is great and grow
ing. Mr.. Bledsoe Is looking forward to
most gracious results. A cordial invita-
ton is extended TO all to be present at these
meetings.
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PRAYER PoR COLLEGES. Yesterday being
the day set apart by the General Assembly
OF the Presbyterian Church for prayer Tor
colleges and seminaries OF learning
throughout the country, u large union
meeting OF the various Presbyterian
churches Of the city was held at Or. Hoge's
church. Interesting addresses were made
By Drs. Read, Preston. Hoge, and Rev.
Walter Condct. Of SIorristown, N. j.; and
prayers Iy DIR. Richardson, Major Stiles,
and Rev. Mr.. Condict.
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RAGAN's ILLUSTRATED LEcTUREs.-The
nromises of excellence made by Professor
Ragan were faithfully kept last night at the
Richmond Theatre, and both the subject
matter OF the lecture and the illustrations
were excellent. The subject last night was
Paris, and the manner III when us won.
ders and sights were described was iuli OF
sparkle and life, and held the attention and
interest OF hearers.
A large number OF pictures were shown
by means OF the Oxy-Hydrogen light,
which brought out the illustrations IN
very clear and llfe-like way.
Tonight the Professor Will show % Lon.
don from the Top Of an Omnibus" and all
who desire TO spend pleasant evening
and learn something as well ought to be
present.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATs.-H. Seldom Tay-
lor, real estate agent and auctioneer. sold
privately yesterday vacant lot, 30xi50 feet,
at the northwest corner OF Grace and
First streets, at $500. Mr.. Taylor still
has for sale two lots, 80 feet each, adj
joining the above on the west. These are
the most valuable Grace-strect lots now on
the market
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Sr. PATmcK's DAY.-The convention OF
the delegates from the various Irish and
catholic societies viii meet at Cathedral
Hall Tuesday next to make arrangements
for the proper celebration Of the l7th OF
March, the world-renowned 81: PatrIcHs
day. The societies are each entitled TO one
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Miss MARIE B0wEN.-This evening, at
the Second Presbyterian church, Miss Ma
rie Bowen, who enjoys IN enviabie reputa-
ton as an elocut;onist, will give some Sc
lect readings. The entertainment will take
place in the lecture-room Of the church at
s O'Clock, and will be further enivened by
some excellent music by amateurs and a
supper from 8 to III o'clock.
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INSTITUTION OF A NEW COUNCIL OF THE
RoYAL ARcANua. Grand Secretary VIII
liam Loyenstein, assisted by Grand Orator
L. r.. Reins and Brothers +. I. Sutton, l..
A. whiting. J. p. Wright, and John T..
Jones, OF Virginia Council, and Thomas
Jackson, of Mccarthy Council, instituted
new council of this order in Fulton on
"Wednesday evening, with twenty-five char
ter-members. composed OF weli-known
citizens from that portion OF the city
and OF the county, to be hho" as heniico
Council. The following officers were
elected: j. +. Crane, past regent; r. L..
Harrison, regent; j. L. Maynard, vice
regent: +. j. Parater, orator; Myer Augle,
secretary; ]. +. Enright, collector; 7. A.
GiImer, treasurer; j. W. Turner, chap
lain; n. +. Burch, guide; B. Robinson,
warden; G. II. Kauielt, sentry; John T..
Broaddns, g. p. waddill, and R. G. w.
billiard. trustees; J. Ii. Hinchman, medi-
cal examiner; j. +. Crane, representative
to Grand Council; r. L. Harrison, alter
nate.
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EOR SALE, A GRANITE-QUARRY
I In the city OF Manchester, Mt the function Of
the Belle Isle, the Richmond aud Danvil'c, and the
Connection railroads with the Richmond, Ereds-
burg railroads Its advantages are the superiority
of the granite its location on the line OF 50 many
and Richmond and to shipping. and the ease aud
cheapness with which the grani,e may be worked
and ihe top earth and rubble NAV be removed, the
embankmeuts In the immediate vicinity of the
quarry. The gr gr,nite-quarry is so near each city
that the granite may DC conveniently carted with
out being taxed by railroad charges and transfers
He. CABFLL.
fe23-2taw2w No. l117 east Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

l.. POWERS, 12K p. M., cabbage.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Ion A. NJ, household fur
nliure, &c.
r. II. COOK, 10 A. NJ, household fIrnit IRE. &c.
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FERTILIZERS.
SHOCKOE MILLS.

SIlOCkOE MILLS.
BLUE NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTfR.
grind this plaster FRESH DAILY as ordered,
and can guarantee IL TO be superior 10 any on the
market. being sole agent for the best qulrrics In
Nova scotia. IL Will be well TO get prices before
buy ing elsewhere, especially for ground.
WARNER MOORE,
Manufacturer Ground Plaster,
Dealer ia Lime, Cement, &C.,
foot Seventeenth street lsouth side Of Dock.
10 ar
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PHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
with light rain, clearing in the afternoon.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 30;
GA. NJ, IS; noon, i5; Z. NJ, 40; 6 +.
NJ, As; midnight. Al.
Mean temperature, H2.
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How can husband be contented whose break
fast Is not well cooked. RID the breakfsst-tablc
Of growls and dyspepsia by usfng HEcKER's
sELF-RAIsING BUCKwHEAI, which always salts
fos every one.
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TO FARMERS.

In addition 20 my regular business, am now
grinding my - STANDARD" BRAND OF fLAs-
TER. which Is unequalled by sny on the market,
and which intend shall become universally popu-
lar on is own merits Having carefully selected
my lump. can furnish the bsst quality, aud hsv-
ing the capacity for grinding any tons per day,
can give consumers the advantage OF having II
freshly ground. as | viii not keep supply on
hand but grind II after receiving orders ON short
est notice. Price, &C., on application:
WfILIAh r. KING,
$500 TO 3500 Williamsburg ayenGe.,
10 elm Posf-Ofhce Box 1.
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See our heavy Colored Gros-Grain Silks 1t 81. .25
a yard worth sl75. All Of the new shades just to
hand. LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, light snow or rain ana
partly cloudy weather, northerly TO west
erly winds, stationary or higher barometer
In the northern portions colder weather.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST
Zoe lh-Sd.W&Fl
MISFIT STORE.


ONE WORD WITH YOU, SIR:
ARE you CONTE EnPLATING BUYING
A SPRING OyERCoAT?
II 50, WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOU t
PERUsE OUR PRICE-LIsT,
AND THEN LET AN EXAMINATION OF
OUR GOODS FOLLOW:
SPRING ovERCOAT AT s4.25,
SPRING OyERCOAT AT si.25,
SPRING OyERCOAT AT s4.25,
SPRING ovERCoAT AT So,
SPRING ovERCoAT AT IS,
SPRING OvERCOAT AT sS,
SPRING OvERCOAT AT $40,
SPRING OvERCOAT AT $40.
SPRING OvERCOAT AT sl2,
SPRING ovERCoAT AT sl2,
SPRING OyERCoAT AT Sl4,
SPRING oYERCoAT AT ti4,
SPRING OyERCOAT AT $40,
SPRING OyERCoAT At si6,
SPRING OyERCoAT AT tls,
SPRING OyERCOAT AT SIS.
PANTALoONs AT $3.50,
PANTALOoNs AT 80,
PANTALooNs AT $3.50,
PANTAL0ONs AT S.,
PAETALooNs AT $3.50,
PANTALOoNs AT "a.
PASTAL0ONs AT $3.50,
PANTALOoNs AT 50,
PANTALOOSs AT $3.50,
PANTALOONs AT e6,
PANTALooSs AT $3.50.
PAKTALoONs At 81.
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II you doubt come TO scc us, and we viii CURE
YOU or charge nothing. Write for particulars
and copy Of the little book, " Message 10 the Un-
fortunate Suffering" Ask sny druggist as to our
standing.
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NOR SALE have Just returned from
Il Mexico and Arizona with spleodld lot OF
MINERAL SPECIMENS Of SILVER, COPPER,
GOLD. aud IRON ORES, OLD AZTEC POr-
Terry, etc., suitable for any genceman,s cabinet
Address j. J. PEAhr.
oats Pcake,s Cross Roads, Va. :
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ANOTHER SWANS woRM-syrUP" for fever
ishuess, rostlessness, worms, constipation Taste
teas o5c
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For assistance 10 sight already impaired, there
is 10 artificial aid equal 10 the CEILULoiD EYE
GLASSES.
For sale by all leading Jewellers and opticians.
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BUY dozen Of those extra-largo and heavy
Huckablck Towels that LEVY, DAVIS 4 DRAKE
are now selling at SO dozen. They are worth "a.
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UMBRELLAs.-An immense stock at low prices
at LEVY. DAVIS & DBAKE's.
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LADIES USr ERwRAR can be had at great bar
gains at LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE's.
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"RoUCu on RATS clears out rata, mice, hles
reaches, bed-bugs, ants, yermin, chipmunks lie.
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cr-RTs WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL.

CURES WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL.
We have cases Of od-poisoning In our town
who lived at Hot springs, and were finally cured
by SIS. McCAMMoN MURRAY
Malvern, Ark.
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Remember onr cardinal principle Of doing bnsi-
ness Money checrfuliy refunded y ali dissltisied
purchasers MiSfIT STORE,
Dl2 Main street.
OPEN IN THE EVENING TILL 8 O'CLOCK:
SATURDAY TILL 10 O'CLOCK. fe 22-3t
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RE al 900 REWARD toW BE- paid 10 any
Chemist ,oho loiH ind on analysis Of 100 bot
ties Of S. S. S. one particle Of Mercury, Iodtde
Of Potassium, or any Mineral Substance
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Proprtetors, atlanta,
Ga.
Price Of small size OO
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
foe l5-Sd,W&FI
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MATzOES, MATZOES.

THE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED
TO FURNISH MATZOEs at Sc. per pound.
IN orders promptly filed. Orders left at A. sALO-
MONS, No. $50 Main street, win also receive
prompt att ntion. LOUIS BRoMM
fe 2I-1wK No. Sic east Marshall street.
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VERDICT AGAINST THE VIRGINIA HoME-lN-
sURANCE CONPANY.-A letter from Able
Vile, :. c., dated February 10Th, states
that an important case which excited great
interest there had just been decided by the
Circuit Court. This was the suit OF Mrs.
Nuella Murray against the Virginia Home
Insurance Company, which was brought
TO recover the amount Of policy OF in
surance on the dwellng-hOuse OF Mrs.
Murray, which was destroyed by fire in
December, 1881. The company refused to
pay the policy, alleging fraud in the burn
ing.
The case excited great interest. The
evidence was strong, and the arguments OF
counsel on both sides unusually able and
eloquent. Colonel +. Il. Gary appeared for
the plaintiff, aud Messrs. Benet q smith for
the defendant. The question in the case
was simply one OF fact-Did the plalntiff
have a hand in the burning? The jury
were charged with the case at about $3.50
O'Clock on Saturday. Not having agreed
at 6 O'Clock they were instructed to bring
In sealed verdict. This was done. Yes
terday morning the verdict was Published,
being for the plaintiff for $1,000.
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JoHN MCCULLOUGH.-This gentleman,
who appears ut the Richmond Theatre for
three nights and matinee, commencing
Thursday, March 1st, enjoys q brilliant
season this year. In Chicago, st. Louis,
Cincinnati, and throughout the West his
engagements were the largest. At Pitts
burgh and Brooklyn the orchestra was
nightly removed t. give additional seating
capacity. Two weeks in Philadelphia
yielded $4,000, and three weeks in
Boston over $4,000, the receipts on
testimonial night alone amounting to
1906. All through New England, where
he played for the first time, MIR. McCul-
lo,leh received continuous ovation, aud in
instances every seat was sold before the day
Of arrival.
The distribution OF plays Is as follows {:
Thursday, "yirginius." with his London
costumes and armors; Friday, "Othello ~;
matinee Saturday, Ingomar y; Saturday
night, "The Gladiator"
Sale OF seats begins on Monday morning.
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TT saOuLD BE UsEDBY ALL PERSONS olD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY of TIE
ARoyF SYMPTOMS APPEAR.

-. ,r.ve,,irg or living in unhealthy iocali-
g. nv taking dose occasionally 70 secp tnS
~ l''i ini,,ipc-s. Nausea. Dr0wdness, Depression
~ spirits. sc. II viii inyigorSte nse siAss VI
,ina mr. is no ISTOAICAfING BkEEhA"hi. EEihsii or
N Won have eaten anything hafu OF ks ~
81, pcavv af,er meals. or slecpless at night take
dosc aud you viii be relieved
TINE AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BEsAVhp
KY ALWAYS KEEPING THE REGULA-
TOR IN THE House,
- ,,hs,ever the ailmont may be. "A thoroughly
- pt-ra TIVE. ALTERNATIVE, AND IoNlc e Os.''
never he out Of place. The remev Is eS 0I,
aSn DOys NOT ISTEEFEEE WITH bIoiNho' ""
PLEASURE.
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE
, -. "A, ,bc noyyer and efficacy of Calomel or
oninine, without any Of the injurious ai'ei eHeo''
A GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
esm,nous Liver Regulator has been In use III my my
family for some .ime and am satisfied II Is a VAL
uable addition 90 the mtdlcal scienoe;c c ,t,h,ma.
j. GILL SHORT ER, Governor OF AiiD"""'
Hon Alexander II. stevens, OF Georgia says :
Have derived some bcneht from the us "a IN I'M
mons Liver Regulator, and wish 10 gave ~ iui-
thcr trial.
.rur ONLY THING THAT NEVER FAILS TO
,,,,p,p n, i have used many remedies for ilys-
,'nsis liver Affection, and Debility. Dui never
have found anything 10 bcncht ne 70 wy s k,t,
Simmons Liver Regulator has. sent from " Vt, ~ "
.,,a ~ Gporgla Tor 10. and would send further
Sor such a medicine, and would advise ail VINO
arc similarly affected 10 give II " " '''' 81 - "N
the only thing that never fbls 20 relicNS; .,,.
p NJ JANNEY, Minneapolis Mihh'
nr r "a Mason says: From actual experience
a., ,i,e uss 81 simmons Liver Regulator In my
i,raciIce / have been and am satished TO use anu
I,rcccrlbe il as u purgatiye medicine.
As- Take only the GENUINE, which always mas
on the wrapper the RED TRADEMARK and SIG
x,Trnror J.H zEILIN & co.
rop SAFE Ry ALI. DRUGGISTS.
80 29-W&Fly
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Observation-Disclosures :,
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER

n.d Brcath Pain the SIDE t'se Psn snr
:. f"t aader the should r-saSe, Bowels gem
Rhs s',.s,S. somr;imcs alternating WIN aN IN, w
srsSl sronbled with pain !, dull aud neasy y,' m,'
sons,dersbie loss Of memory ascon"e ds se,ns,hius
Ps',," ,vIt fo have beer done; slight, drl couSn
VII enShed face Is sometimes an at,ena'
for consumption; tne pauent
o." g, ecat cold or burning. sometimes prlChs
sss,,on OF the skin exists; spirits arc low sne
despondeni, and, although s'tlsn,u .n,x an, snmmon
We wo,% 10 TRY ln fact, distrnsts every rem
Yy several OF she above symptoms at,enu na wv
u r,slstcd vet examination after ues'th nts
ge,s sno~n The LlvER 10 have been eStFns'Fs'y uo-
RANGED.
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PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Y. u. Co.,)
OFFICE OT SUPERISTKSDEST.
RICHMOND, VA, February IA, 1888.
ETOBRlDGECONTRACTORS.
Bids VIII be received At this Ofee until March .,
1888, for the CONSTRUCTIONS OF AN IRON
BRIDGE ACROSS JAMES RIVER, on line OF
this road, at Richmond Va. The bridge VIII con-
sist Of sixteen il6l spans. Spans Will average
about ! 50 feet IN length.
For specifications apply at comp,nys Office,
Byrd-street depot. J. Il. KENLl,
fe l4-tSlhl Superintendent.
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CANARIES, CANARIES.--Just 81
" received and for sale at very lowV&
prices 200 GERMAN UARTZ MOUS-1kSk1s
TAIN CANARIES, warranted fnc sinecrs; kA
one AFRICAN GRAY PARR0T. several cARDI.
NAILS, and large stock Of ofPLAIN and FANCY
CAGES. &c. e. BEBbENDT.
| fe 23-lt~ No. 4sonth Fourteenth street.
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Rifhmand 1ispatfh.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 80, 1883.

ss-TuE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERs OF THE CITY.
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Entered AZ the Post-ofiice Mt Richmond Na.' as
second-cass matier.l
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xIr r. JOHNSON. PRACTICAL

w T. Johnson, PRACrlCAL l,,'.lL.
Up and Mounding Graves. Cleaning Fences aud
Painting Fences, Cieaning and Washing Aona..
ments and n, ad- Boards. setting Out Flowers, and
dren half price; cutting grass, cleaning BY the
month"; 25 TO 5nc. Orders can be iaft st 5a0s cor
ner Leigh Arsei and brook aveuue, IN care of
10 22-3ts W. u JVhNsVH'
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Bouldn states that he repeated the dlrec-
tions which he had received. Wacker
rubbed him on the head with the tongs and
called him id son - and punched
at him with the tongs, whereupon he ran
down the steps.
Bouldin declared that IL he had wanted
any trouble with Wacker he could have had
il then, but he was no more mad, said he,
ethan am now."
He came down stairs and John Powers
the white youth said: "George, the boss
has discharged you; hasn't hep" He re-
piled yes, and John said, "Well, you don't
care; you can ger another job. can't your"
Prisoner further remarked that he was
" going to tell Mr.. Crenshaw about this, as
he orr. Crensbaw) didn't allow anybody
about there drinking"
THE FIlGHT-HIs ACCOUNT.
BouldIn further declared that he went
direct TO bis room, on Lester street near
PARIS pottery, and got 70 bed, aud had
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-09-13
THOSE !" soe"FELIows.

Lately medals with the names of their re
cipients inscribed thereon and marked
$780, were sent to the men who bowed
Grants horn at the Chicago con
That splendid compound DIR. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil is daily given medals finer than
men ever dreamed of, i. o., the unsolicited
compliments of thousands whom 1t has
freed from aches, sprains, and pains. Some
assert that these men at Chicago were not
worthy of their medals, but none of the
purchasers Of Thomas Electric Oil dare
deny that it is entitled to its medals. Its
purpose in this world is not the promotion
of any one mans interests, but the we'll
being Of every human soul. 1t dominates
and elects to comfort with every application.
1t is certain, eff Gent, and economical. 1t
is obviously certain because it is unfailing,
efficient because it relieves, and economical
because few drops will cure q bruise, q
bite. an ache, or iameness, IL small bottle
will cure rheumatism, or neuralgia, and in
hailed or swallowed for catarrh and colds its
effects are wonderfully beneficial. The sale
of Thomas Eclectric Oil attests its worth;
vast quantities of it are shipped daily to all
parts of the United States. Every bottle
receives mcdal-the unqualified and I'M
stinted praises of its purchaser.