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Celebrated American
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sYMPTNMs o. WORMS.

SYMPTOMS or WORMS. 9
n'HE countenanceis psleand Leaders
i~0lored, with occasional fiushcs, OF
Z circurnscrihed spot OF one or both
checks the eyes become dull ; the pc
pills di'ate an azure semicirclc raus
elorg &c lower eyeiid ; the nose is IN
ritated, swells, and sometimes bieecls,
aswelliol 0fthc upPerlip jcccasionst
headache, with humming or throt-
bling Of One ears ; an unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny - furred tongue,
breath very foul, p, Sticularly m the
morning; appetite variable, somo-
times voracious, with a gnawins sen
sation ofthc stomS ", & Ntiers, entire
iygone ;tleetingp .nsn. he stomach ,
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen
bowels irregular at times costivo
stools Shiny not uHfrequently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard I;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hsc-
cough cough sometimes dry and cor.
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth; temper
variable, bot generally irritable, 30
Whenever the above symPtoms
are found to exist, -
DR. G. MCLANE'S VERMTFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
1T DORIS NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN any form tits an innocent prepare.
ton, not capable Of doing the siiQke
eSt i1iHyyto tie ssosF tender infant
The genuine DR.. hIgLAsE's VRR.
NtFUGE bears the signatures Of G.
N! LANE and FLEMING BRos. OH tlpQ
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HunInrnEa.

Notwithstanding Bachelors
Goes against the grain--The reaping
machine
The beet band to accompany lady vo
ealist-A husband.
Very few people nowadays suffer from
suggestion Of the brain.
Cheek "a one Of the hardess-workc6
business cspitsls in The country.
What IS the difference bp,ween a dull
rfz'r and a bad boy ? None for they
both Deed slrappiDg.
Postponed on pcccunt Of the veatf
tr,' az the unid city man said when be
didn't 90 through sheep pasture With
benigerert ram holding tue fort.
When Carlyle said that cyerybod,
shosld have an aim IN life he had 70 ret
erence 20 the fair SEX. He had doub lrss
often seen q woman trying to throw a
stone :, . hen.
Investigates" wan,sto know what
is good for cabbage worms. Bless your
heart, man, oabbsg.s Of course. A good
plump cabbage will last several worms o.
week.
This SUMNER farmers will offer aoecial
boarding rates ~ dudes, ss sey,rss If
these creatures viii make it unnccassarv
Tor the farmcrs 70 mske and set up scare
crows.
j. your m tres ir said q caller to fhe
domestic. SDe IL, cir. l. she cpgscaa q
tskcd The caller Faith. she is more fbsr
that, vas Budgets p-ompt re.po, 81
She married.
a man in the central of8ce Of the tcie.
graph company 'ays that the noise tier.
rs ofercnl from young laIy 81 o party
for one 30 ballroom belle and the ollie,
Is a bedroom haHL
a writer in q scientific paper bas On ,,-
heusi.v article on Why u ban Cent r.v
lie probably never bad TIE riI's f.,b.,
tploci'g dowutilirs at 30 600 tho rr,yp.
ig Tie mon 0ho can't ~ is Iosl
They were sgesk0g NJ 7grrg f,4r
who sing beautifully, and one n t4e ps,
~ asked Issho o mrzzY sog.enoY 81.
guess not think sbeisa svra.. wa.
tbe innocent r,ply ~ high school gi.i
Hint for lar. Chow, Che weather
never remember anything Hscff.s ..s.o,
fJr dry1es-. Three mmus nus.rt ,,s
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FOR SALE.
Farms. for Rent and
Lands for Sb9.

The under,ig cd hss several rarnis for
+ mt. lie also offers to sell his unim>
proved lands in lots to suit purchasers
at low figures an on Hhcrni credit.
dr9ti WNG. -. BRDwN
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Intcrcnfinr Fnc,..

There wer, ftteen suicides In St, Louis
during May
Twen,y-six new Episcopal churches ere
building in Florida.
More than 1900 len bs were killed in
Athens for Passover gazing.
The FIRST Episcopal cor hrma,ion ia
Mary land took place in 1893
Bears ere uncommonly numerous this
seeson in the upper points Of Maine.
The latest discovery is coal tar sugar Us
advantage Is said 10 lie in its superior
sweetness.
An A'kan'as mon bas sardpap, r, d ,be
shingles on his house so that a cyclone
cant take holt.
1t is considered a disgrce for uipdco
gTl not 10 be married when she Is eleven
or live years ole.
The lightning rod conference lately held
IN England decided that copper is the bcs,
material 10 uee In rocs.
Every French legislator who spe,ksfr
Nm hour in reporting, printing, sc
his ccuutry 400 france.
John Laiarge. Tie distinguished arts,
has just pu, a beautiful rerrdos in Noun,
Calvery Church, Baltimore.
During the year 1882 Albany produced
R42 pol barrels OF ale, l0i OOS barrols of
lager arc $50 barr Is Of weiss beer.
Mr.. w. w. Wood, Of Oxford. n. G.
has rose tush in his front yard. pyremid
shape which has Cos rosebuds upon il.
An Iowa town has issued an ordnance
prohibiting he use of barb wire for fenc-
irg purposes inside the limits of the town.
Albuquerque is to hsve two electric light
Companies. Edison will also ocupy q mar,
Of the field. The Brush is already build
irg their work.
Amber is very fashionable color. and
one of the most beautiful imporiaiions
from Worth is al amb,r eatin reception
costume.
a ten ytsr-old girl, Of Deunison. Louis
ana, studied night and day 10 excel in her
class. Suddenly her memory left her, and
now she is an iciut.
The artcsian wIl system Is proving
success in Florida. rhe wells bring
cooious supplies Ct excellent water in
nearley every instance.
Out ofthe 713 orphanoge alone in France,
more than GOO have been established and
maintained by religious bodies. chiefly
The Roman Catholic Church.
This month Roanoke College VI will
graduate full-blood Cboctsw Indian,
who will astonish, If not instruct the audi.
ence with On Grafton in his native tongue
Nebraska has one woman minister. on {
womsn lawyer, Elk women county super
attendants and ten women physicisns.
Many women aIe engaged 10 editorial
work.
There ere COG deaf mutes in Mississippi
al natives of The State. except two, s22
males and 2S4 females; 3f8 white and 2S8
colored. jackson has two handsome and
will managed tchoels for them.
A Brooklyn girl has been much worried
since the frat OF rhia month. Her lover
has moved next door and she is afraid be
will see her utling out the washing ard
expect her to do it after che is married.
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Why Is feacon like hat band Be-
cause he passes around The hat.
My face is my fortune, sir! Indignantly
responded feshY young lady. when her
sutton d,licately attempted to sound Der
financial prospects. II is certaioly o
large one, then, drylY responded the young
man, ss ne took his hat and cane 10
leave.
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NOTICE.
j. III. Gales admir-
vs. 1'uui
j NJ Shaw 3 Bro, etal.


J NJ Shaw 4 Bro, otal.
To JOS NJ Shaw,E Benjamin Shaw .indi~
yidualy and as late partners doing
uslness under tho name and style OF
! Nj Shaw ~ Bro, Mary Shaw, j Ami
Martin, Joseph Jackson amt John Il
JHnos, late p,rtneIs doing business as
JOS Jackson Co, Elisha Thomas, i'm
ms own right and Hs administrator Of
Edward Jessop, deceased, Jonathan
Jessop. Henry Kaufelt, John w Sha~
han, David - Simpson. Eli Il Nine,
GAINESVILLE Manufacturing Go. Elias
beth Il Huffman, VIM McGiunis. Moore
McNcil, Felix Elliott Israel Schaetfer.
Chas & Craig Joseph Il EVERY, Caleb
BOggess, Cyrus Webb, Asnbel Fair>
child, Ashbel Lawhead and Dar'l For
dyce. partners. trading as Fairchild,
Lawhead & Co, VIM II Hoye, Elijah
Hoye, BENZ II HoYe, Sam'l g HOVE,
Mary Il 1oye, his wife, JAS Cassidav
and Sarah G Cassidy. his VITO. John
Friond and Elisabeth Friend his wife.
late widow of David Hoyc, deceased
and Eeirs Of David Hoye deceased, Pes
ter Wolf and Col john A Il Martin. ad-
inin;stratOr of Joshua IA Cate, deceas-
ed
Take notice, that we shall, on tho 18Th
day OF June, 1888. ~ the once of Mark
'N''i''lis - L. LillCpNN OllN, Mary ianIt,
proceed to take tho deposition Of WIN Il
McCauleY and others, ami on the lgth of
june, 1888, at the otlfce'of John n Mad
doX, i'm the city OF Baltimore, Md, the
deposition OF II T. Marine and others and
ut Nilliamsport, Pa on the bud div of
June, 1888, at rhe Office OFF g. Hin. No.
t"ry Public, we will proceed to take the
deposition Of j \ BceOer and others. An
'be foregoing dopoSitiOns To be read as
evidence Oh our behIif i'm a certain suit
in equity, now pending i'm the Circuit
Court OF Preston County, w Va, where
IN SAID John a + Martin is pmintin. and
toe others above named, aud ourselves
are defendants.
And n from any cause the taking uftho
said depOsilious 80 not commenced on
the day fixed, on If commenced aud not
concluded on that day, tho taking OF tue
same Will be continued from day to dAey
~ from tim" tp time, az the same plac =
rospccJvo.y, and tween the sarr O
hours, unul the same shall DO compile.
ted
Respectfully Yours,
hDATR " VICKERY,
Rv their Counsel.
Wv MONROE.
May % 1888 Pat
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
EvAHsvIILz WooLES FACTORY,

EVANSVILLE WooLES FACTORY,
EVANSVILLE, W. VA March 81
Take notice Farmers and the Public,
that we have purchased and placed ip our
fuctOTy new and improved machinery.
therefore we are able 10 compete With
any factory In the States in maxim
wooden goods. We give the
Highest Market Price 70. Wool,
and sell goods very low. We 90 manu-
featuring al very low rates.
Farmers give as call.
Iu3t III. BOWMANS son.
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L1iES' DEPARTMENT,

which is under the supervision of AN ex>
perivncod lady principal. Superior in
struction is ri, en- in both the useful and
ornamental branches 10 any ladies' sem
mary.
ONLY PIRST~CLAsS
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named Cynthia Parker, niece OF hon.
Isaac Parker. This young giri, oniy
twelve years OF age, when sne aua.ne"
womanllood married Comanche cnie''
and from this union Quinah was DoIn;
During the war General SUI Ross captureu
Cynthia Parker. aud she returned 70 texas
much against her will, and, with her ilttie
Indian daughter, died. Her son remained
with the tribe, and Is now their chief. lie
visits Tarrant-county relatives, looking
after landed interests OF his mother, tue
State having made land grant TO her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-18
Her Ciaim Not RecOgnizad
A WOMAN WHO WANTED A LICENSE AZ
STEAMBOAT CAPTAIN.

WOMAN WHO WANTED LICENSE Az a
STEAMBOAT CAPTAIN.
A New Orleans telegram says: All the
newspapers OF this city have said sharp
words OF the Treasury Department at
Washington, which has made an adverse
report in the case of Mrs. Mary Miller, OF
New Orleans, an applicant for license as
master OF a steamboat. The case is OF some
interest and is general topic OF CONVEX
satiOn. Mrs. Miller is the wife OF Captain
George Miller, an old Kentucky steamboat
man, who spent much OF his life on the Ohio,
Kentucky, and other western rivers. He
| is more than seventy years OF age. and Is
| not the man he once was. His wife, who
| Is more than score Of years younger than
| her husband, has learned how TO handle a
| boat aud how to follow the channel. amid
| the shifting bars and cayiBg banks and
snags and intricacies OF the western rivers.
Mrs. Miller is well versed in the art q
steamboating, and for years has assisted her
husband in his various duties in managing
| river craft. So constantly has her exist
ence been passed on the rivers OF the Mis-
sissippi Valley thai several children that
were born TO her first saw the light
in the narrow bunk and contracted
cabin OF a steamboat. Recently Cap
tain Miller built steamboat according
to a design OF his own for the Ouachita-
| river trade, and she has since been doing a
| very active business. The Saline, while OF
considerable tonnage, is Of small draught,
and is able to push her way up the small
rivers and bayOus that are tributary to the
Black and Ouachita rivers, and to find
cargoes which could not be reached by
boats OF larger class. The ancient cap
tain, assisted by his wife, son, and daugb-
ter OF sixteen years, pretty, modest, and
Interesting, has prospered with his boat in
Louisiana waters; but Increasing age, COM
lpelling him to seek repose in his cabin
while his wife stood watch on the roof, has
been making itself year by year more Sc
riouslv felt.
In this emergency Mrs. Miller deter
mined to qualify herself by process of law
for taking command Of the boat. and she
therefore applied to the focal inspectors
here for license as master. She passed
successfully the examinations, and she
lproved her acquaintance with the require
ments for steamboat captain In handling
a boat under the various emergencies and
circumstances TO which steamboats, are lia-
bic. The local inspectors certified the ap-
Ipication with approval to Supervising III
spector George l.. Norton. He approved
the finding, and sent the matter to Super
vising Inspector-General Dumont. al
Washington, who, III turn, referred it 10
the Solicitor OF the Treasury. who, it is re-
ported. has decided adversely TO the sppli.
cation because the applicant is q woman.
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Going After Her Husband.
GIVEN YEAR TO PREPARE TO SUPPORT HIS
WIFE.
New York Times.

WIFE.
New York TinesI
Two Observation-Disclosures young ladies,
ACCOMPANIED by middle-aged man, got off
the train at Dobbs Ferry yesterday after
noon. and after looking around rs though
they expected to be met by some one, went
to Peterman's Hotel, near by, and made
inquiry whether Young gentleman had
been there asking for them. Upon re-
ceiying negative reply. one Of the young
ladies', brunette, with straight bangs
hanging over her forehead and attired in 4
black silk dress, light gloves, and turban
hat, CAV with red feathers, said she would
go aud find the young man. After being
gone for some time, she returned
with stylishly-dressed young fel-
low about twenty Eight years OF age, with a
heavy blonde moustache. They walked
into the sitting room where the middle
aged gentleman and the other young lady
| were. The gentleman arose, saluted the
couple, and. telling them to stand where
| they were, drew forth small book and
| commenced reading the marriage service.
| The couple evidently understood the MAJ
ter thoroughly, for they answered Il will -
and Z" | do" in the proper places, and did
MT seem at all embarrassed. After the
ceremony the clergyman pronounced them
man and wife, and they went out together
and proceeded to the depot. The clergy.
man and the two ladies returned TO New
York, and the bridegroom, bidding them
4. an aflectionate adieu, went back up the hill
10 his business.
The contracting parties were Clarence
Schultz, q companion TO Mr.. f.. b. Strange,
an invalid. and Miss Kate Van Hart, of
Philadelphia. II transpired that the par
ties had agreed TO get married some time
before, and the young lady was to send the
young man telegram when she would
come. She sent the telegram Yesterday
morning; but he failed TO meet her, so she
went aud got him. He protested that lie
was not In circumstances 10 get married.
but she said she would give him a wear 10
make preparations to support her, and so
they parted. The other young lady was a
Miss Eliza Lockwood. Of New York. a
friend OF the bride. This romantic and
somewhat mysterious marriage Is much
talked about in Dobbs Ferry, and the gos-
sips are In vain trying 10 solve il In some
way. but with no very great success.
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Curiostttes of the English Pension
List.
Chambers journal. /

The pension-ist alone contains a mine
OF wealth-one OF the most curious items
being the payment annually Of 81 $40 As a
to the heirs OF the Earl OF Kinnoull." The
story OF this grant is as follows: In the
wear 1927 Charles l. gave the Carribbee
Islands. in the West Indies. to the Earl NJ
Carlisle. At the death OF Lord Carlisle's
son the grant deyolved to his cousin, the
Earl Of Kinnoull, from whom Charlie,
III. bought back the proprietary rights
which his father had granted 10
the Earl OF Carlisle. giving him in
lieu thereof an annuity OF $1,000, paya-
BILE from the A per cent. duties levied
on exports from the islands. II is now
charged to the consolidated fund. But 1t
has long since been assigned out Of the
family TO which 1t was granted; and the
so-called "heirs' to whom the money Is
now paid are persons who have bought the
right to the annuity as one would buy or
binary railway shares. Another curiosity =,
this way IL sum Of ESQ s.. Sd, VIII ch
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Young America Among tho wOlvt
clnRN
IHillsdale Standard.

A most alarming discovery was made by
Professor Robertson, superintendent OF
our city schools, one day last week. Two
young boys, hardly in their teens, were
quarrellng, when one told the other be
would shoot him II he found him on back
street, and that he carried the tool TO do it
with, or words to that effect. Professor
Robertson, learning OF this talk, sought an
interview with the young man and found
In his pocket seyen-shooter with five
loaded barrels, ready TO carry his threats
into execution. From this interview the
Professor learned enough to warrant an in
yestigation Of the pockets and bootlegs OF
other young boys, when to his surprise he
found another boy carrying a fiye-shooter
and others with pistols OF various kinds
and sizes from toy pistol to dead
weapon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-18

The people Of Richmond were two
months ago so much concerned as to the
probable fate Of this city in the hands Of
the Malone Legislature which they feared
might be chosen at the now past election
that they cannot but sympathize with Nor
folk and feel anxious that the Democratic
Legislature now sitting in the Capitol
should without delay repeal the present
charter OF that eity.-Dispatch.
The above Is from the Richmond Dis
match, and we thank our contemporary for
3 sympathy and support. What our peo-
pile ask is right and fair-a return 10 the
old charter, with 4 few plain amendments
to spit our wants-and we have no doubt
we shall soon see the. shsekles OF the pre-
sent infamous system fall from the commu-
nifty once for ali Norfolk Landmarks.
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was granted to the Duke Of Grafton ny
Charles H., as compensation for the loss Of
Office a. clerk Of the pipe. This Is also IN
alien hands, . later duke having been so
ungracious as to sell so curious an an an
nuity out Of the family. Yet an
other state curiosity Is the annuity
which Is known as the Duke OF Schom'
berg,s pension, and which amounts annil-
allv 10 Eqs4. This money Is paid to per-
sons who are called the "heirs OF unre-
deemed fractions" These "heirs" are
ak persons. whose shares vary from ESoo
Ia ESQ
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a True stery, Far Stranger Than
Fiction.
Tort Worth Journal.

We mad the pleasure OF meeting on Fri
day morning Qulnah, a chief Of the CO.
manches. from the b. |. Il. He is fine
looking man. with fair blending OF the
ieading characteristics OF the white and
indian races, from which be- sprung.
Nearly Iortv years ago. on a raid made
bv The Comanches into Texas. they seized
and carried into captivity young maiden
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-18
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .s=-s
" COMPANY. s~1kazss2s
FOR NEW YORK.

TINS company VIII dispatchune " tAelrspleBdit
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY
For hours Of sailing, see advertisement below
steamers leave New Ork rUtSDAl =, THURS
DAY. and SATURDAYS a; 3 u. VI. from PieI &c
new number), North river foot of Beach street
They nave splendid saloons, state-rooms, anC
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ar,
unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare 10 Ne~ York uncluding meal.
and berthl, SO. rOund-Irip tickets 81 > steeTage
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence as.
Frelghts for points beyond New Ork FORWARDED
with dispatch, and nc charge made except sctus
expenses Incurred
Freight received until o'clock h. VI. daily.
For further conformation, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN q Co, Agents,
iy29 office COmpdnVis WharVes. Rorkrtts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-18
nor NEW YORK.-The Old s~es,

DOR NEW YORK. The Old 80
i Dominion steamship CoHpany's Sxisk&.sa
proposed sallings for the week following are:
WGANOkE. Captain HULPHERs, FRIDAY,
December 18th, At O'Clock L. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY. De-
cember 9Th. AT O'Clock \. NJ
OLD DOMINION, captain WALKFR, TUES
DAY, December 18th, At > O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received until l O'Clock T. NJ. Friday,
, o'clock L. VI. saturday, and 10 l O'Clock 4. VI.
Tuesday.
Through bills OF nding signed and goods for
warded with dispatch t. all points north, south,
east, and west; also 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aiter-cabtn fare To New York Including meas
aud berthhf $40 rDuud-triptickct-, SIS; storage,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, 50
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays 10y the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad Al 1881 A. NJ, VIII
make connection NJ Norfolk with steamer irdV-
ing those DAYS. Tickets h. ce had at the Rich
nOnd and Petersburg depOt, Chesapeake and
OHIO depot and a. ". CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
Fer freight or passage, apply 10
GEORCk ". ALLEN X CO., Agents,
de IL COmBany's Wharf ROcAetts.
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The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ERtIGhT.

Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth
8mlthfeld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. e..
SeWbern. asllngtOn, and larbOrO', y. c., an'
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, To-
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point, and Oh regu
ar landings on James river, At LOWEST RAT F.
AMI thl OuVh bills issued. J.. B. rAIUM,
~ % superintendent