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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1883-04-28
What Will ItE1ead .To2

AS the throes of an earthquake can be
felt for hundreds of miles from the dis
turbiug centre, 80 at this time, the gov
ernmenta of the world are feeling, with
more or less violence, the disturbances
of political discomfort and msnacing
destruction. Nihilism in Russia 10 the
great centre OF this political volcano;
from tieuee it's force 10 felt in England
upon the Irish question; in France as
Communism: in Germany az Socialism;
in Spain as the Secret ----; in Italy
as opposition to the temporal power of
the Pope, mud in the United States %
conflict between labor and capital.
There ia no doubt but what there are
wrongs to be rigbtsd in each one OF
these countries, bat we cannot see how
deeds of violence and murder will es-
tablish right or bring rspose to any
country. Dynamite, murder and con-
fiagration are not the means to be used
in this enlightened nineteenth century.
Such weapons belong to a barbarie age.
Happily for us the United States, and
especially the South, is exempt from
this terrible condition of affairs, and We
expect to see the differences between
Labor and Capital adjusted by wise
legislation.
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We ars panied to learn of Tire sorrow
fiji bereavement sustained by our friend
Dr. j.. Z. Hawkins, Of Bayon Chieot, in
tbc death Of his wife, which sad event
oecnrreal at 6 p NJ. on the aAtl,,
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IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.

HAVE fine blooded Bramah and Short
/. Horn Durham BULL, years old, which I
will stand at my place Il miles from Opelou-
sas, knewn as the Posey place, at 80 for the
cows during service, for those desiring it.
March 3-2mI DR.. d. p. BOGGAN.
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The monster whale recently on exhi-
hilton in New Orleans, turns out to be a
haae fraud, made up of tarred canvas,
straw. &c. 1t is now at Chicago.
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Sunset Cox is still telling about the
osoro's toast " Here's to Gen. Butler,
vho though he has n white skin, bless
Cad. has black heart"
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Piano Tuning.

NER. JOHN sCHEFER, an old and expe,
lvk. ricnced workman, will tune and repair
Pianos at short notice and on reasonable
terms. Best of references given.
Orders left at G. Brand's-Frank the Baker
will receive prompt attention. apl4tf
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The distressing report, circulated here
tllie week, If the death of young Willie
Rass son Of oar esteemed Mayor, said 70
have haen killed at Texarkana few
days ago, is fouud to he incorrect, n tel
sgfanl having been received here on Fri
lay morning stating that it was young
Ray beardless boy - who had killed
hiA Antagonist.
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II sou want To buy a ne,e piano or
organ, come and see MS. We can tell
ron how TO save sone money in snch
d transaction.
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WctaGe pleasure in announcing to our
readers that our young friend, Jas. B,
Meginley, will open his millinery and
furnishing atore on the 18th prox.. next
aocr 70 WI. 0. Posey's drugstore. He
VIII bs glad to hnve all friends propos-
ing buying anything in his line to retain
tlleir orders till his opening.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A NEW town residence, neat and convent
"A ent, suitable for small family, with two
acres of land, enclosed. Will be sold cheap,
or rented low to good tenant.
Apply at this Office.
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A limited supply of the celebrated
!. Osier Silk and South American
prolific cotton seed can be found at w.
NJ. Prices store, at % per bushel.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

NOTWITHSTANDING the closing of the
" public schools at the end of this month,
Mrs. Mayer will continue her school at her
residence after that date. Terms reasonable.
Opelousas, April 81, 1883. Inn
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GO TO
I'll, ID. Larcade's Tin shop,

Opposite Mrs Prtvofs,
NET YOUR TIN WORK DONE THERE
U-acknowledged to be the Cheapest Shop
in town: Guttering from cents to IS cts per
foot, and all other work in proportion.
- Country orders promptly attended to-.
Opelousas, March II, 1888 6m
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Postssaasters

Are requested TO notify us when any OF eaE
anbseribers fail to take their papers trom sne
nosfofice. We believe blanks are furnished
them for that purpose
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Secretary

The Committee further requested in
sertion of the following advertisement
in both of the Opelousas papers:
The undersigned respectfully solicit
subscriptions of money, jewelry, pic
lures, silverwale or gold, fancy articles,
aud all articles of vertu, embroidery,
clothing, &c, for the fair to be given
by them on the lst of May at Perrodin's
Hall, for the benefit of the Charity Hos
pital of New Orleans.
The undersigned Committee appeal
with confidence to the generosity of our
people in aid of that noble institution.
Contributions may be left at the store
of Mr.. w. o. Posey, ,eornersof Main and
Landry Streets ssOpelonsas.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL. NOTICE.
A. ]. BERCIER, D. d. 8.

OFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens Of Opelousas and Washington
and surrounding country Orders left at Mrs
Hebrard's will meet with prompt attention.
Opelousas. April 81, 1883.
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4 FoR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN.-A com
Portable residence in Baton Rouge.
Apply Ut this ONCE.
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Killed. Wounded

When the returns come in FROM the
eeuntry districts this list will, We very
much fear, be greatly swollen.
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New ORLEANS, April l6, 1893.


To Editor COURIER
Sir Yours attention has doubtless been
attracted to the recent Developments
concerning tue management of the State
Land Office, and the scandalous imposi-
tions upon the people of our State
through the McEnery land contraet.
It IS desired to obtain as much evi-
dencs as possible concerning the inter-
ception Of cash sent to the Land Ohiee
for the purchase of land, and the request
is made that all persons in your aection
who have bought State lands within the
last tgo years should send to me date
of application and amount OF money
sent to the Land Office. | will in turn
inform them whether their eash reached
the State Treasury.
By inserting this notice in your valu-
able paper, you viii aid the cause OF re-
form and oblige,
Yours respectfully,
G. II. PARKER,
Editor Picayune.
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Remember the fair and ball for the
h.neft Of the Charity Hospital, at Per-
,oain,s Hall, next Tuesday night.
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Z. d, ESTILETTE,
j. .. CHACHERE,
A. II, GENERES.
I. j. HOUGH.
P. J. PARKER,
c. COMEAU,
L. A. sANDOZ,
w. 0. POsEY,
Mrs, NJ. B, WILLIAMS,
Mrs. T. ROBIN.
Miss SALLIE THOMSON
Mrs. LAURENT DUPRE
Mrs. G.. B ANDRUS,
Mrs. THOS. III. LEWIS,
Miss LIZZIE GIBBS,
Miss OCTAVE PREVOT
Mrs. J. J. THOMPSON.
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snbssEibe to the charity Hospital fand.
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Grand Coteau, April "a, 1883.
EsTATE OF JOS. D. GoNOR, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF JOS. D. 60NOR, DECEASED.
A LII claims against said estate must be pre-
n sented within ten days at the Otfice Of
Estilette & Dnpre, attorneys, for the purpose
of being classified and all persons indebted
to tho estate are requested to come forward
and nav the same at said Office without delay
- THEOTISTE ROY,
Anrii 2, 1888. Administrative.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE N. GARDINER.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of Gee.
"A II. Gardiner, deceased, are hereby mott.
fed to come forward and pay to the under
signed. If they wish to avoid costs.
CORDELIA ARCENEAuA,
Tutrix.
EDGAR S. BARRY,
|. C0.Tutor.
Grand Coteau, April H. 1883. 81
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MRS. A. B. CHACHERE,
MILLINER

Corner Court and North Streets,
Opelousas, La.
EEAS just received from New Orleans, a
i u rare and artistic selection Of
Millinery Goods,
comprising the newest styles of Hats, Bon
nets, Hair Goods, Ribbons. Gloves, Hosiery,
Einbroideries, Plumes, Perfumeries, Notions,
&c - The public is invited to call and in.
speet the same, the Ladies especially l4&
NOTICE TO TRESPAgSERS.
FTsHE parties who have been trespassing
l. and cutting woed from the undivided
tract of wood land Of J. Meyers & Co. and
John NJ Taylor, situated one mile west OF
Opelousae, are hereby notified that they will
be prosecuted to the utmost extent of the Law
for each and every otfense of the kind which
has been or may hereafter be reported to said
owners, teDl7u
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We had a pleasant call this week from
u. q chaehsrs, Eaq., the genial menu
esr OI the Police Jury from tie prud'-
henme City ward, who reports the crops
splaevllat backward in his section, but
saya that q much larger area will be
planted IN rice this year than last, when
4 largef crop than ever before raised
slleEe WIS gathered He OF course in
allgea in the usual quota of" Darbnnnc
'aIk : and ere many days that bold
aslaeEman" will doubtless be speeding
over the hills Tor prairies) and far
sWsy to the westward, then lolling in
sAs eool shade on the banks Of the silvery
saleaAisu, and anon waging relentless
saf 90 the finny tribes which have their
AQEss ID its lilnpid waters.
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NEUROLOGY. Mrs. Celeste Genevieve
ssAkland, reliet of the late Hon. Rice
esriand. associate Justice of the Sn-
Rssae CcnFt, and mother of Henry l..
's'AKland Esq., died at the residence Of
''as Asn, on last Monday, and was bu-
s'sa n Tuesday evening at 3 o'clock
Mrs. Garland reached the ven
Al'ls ace of79 years, and belonged to
q the oldest families of st. Landry,
y hastEapes. During her long life
VS. aa noted FOR her piety, charity.
ggeat hospitality, and she raissd up
a Iahef Of orphan children who loved
!'s A. An own mother. Although she
se asaa sick for q long time, and nd
& n years, yet it grieved her FAM
saRslz y give her up. An immense
sllsse 0f friends and acquaintances
MI e hsf remains to the grave, and
les Aeatll 0pelousas and ST. Landry
l'ss = most estimable christian
s''s N.Y. oale of the old landmarks
lalaea ths present era 10 d gem
81 Rass and gone. May shs rest ii
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WHO Is MRS. WINSL0Wf

As this question is frequently asked, we win ir-
ply say that she L. lady who for upwards of thirty
years has un;lrngy devoted her tsne and talents
as female physician and nurse, principally among
children. she has especially studied the coDstitu-
tion and wants Of this numerous class, and, ~ a
result Of this effort, and practical knowedgc, ot-
tained in lifetime spent as nurse aud phy.S-
clan, she has compoun lcd n Soothing Syrup 'or
children teething. IL opcrites like maSic-stytn&
rest and health, aud Is, moreover, sure 70 reg Sate
the bowels. In consequence Of this article Mn-
WInslow Is becoming Sorld-renowned As scne-
factor Of her race; children certainly do x.sE cr
and bless herr especially IS tbs The case Ia this
city. Vast quantities OF the soothing syrup ara
DAILY sold and used here. We think Ms. Wins
low has immorlalIzcd her name by this issaluabs,
article and VIC sincerely believe IhouSi ~ of ch,i-
cren have been saved from an early srsye by i;s
timely use, and that millions yet unb0 - will shzrs
It's benefits. and unite IN calling her blessed. 40
MOTHER has DISCHARGED her duty to, her suserin2
little one, In our opinion, until STA has given u
the beneGt Of Mrs. WINsLoWo SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try IL, mothers-rRY u sow.-L LddtesA'
Visitor, New YORK city. solt ~ all druggists.
95 cents bottle. IA 23--eodlS
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GAS GLIMPSES.
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN LOOKING
AFTER LIGHT.

Two Reports from the Joint Committee on
Light and Finance aud a Proposition from
the United Gas.Improvement Company or
Phiiadelphia-Judge Crump, Counsel, Adj
vocates the Latter, ard MIR. Williams, In
the Role OF nm Orator, Brings Applause
from the Friends OF the Present Gas sys-
tem-Dr. Cabell Thinks the Watcr-Gas
Fatal 10 Health on Account Of Its Carboiic
Oxide PropertIes-Mr. Todd Arranges that
the Committee Shall BE the Judge OF the
Standard or Purity OF the New Gas, and
Promises that IL Shall BE Free from Poi
son-Mr. Anderson, n Contractor, Guaran-
tees 20 Furnish Gas In the Burner at Sixty
Cents-The Entire Question Recommitted
TO the Joint Commiatee.
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WmBoR's CoD-LIyEE on AND LIAE-.Pcr-
sons who have been taking Cod-Liyer on Will he
pleased b learn that Dr. Wilbor has succeeded,
from directions OF several professional gentlemen,
IN combining the pure OIL ana Lime In such
manner that 1t IS pleasant 10 the taste, and ITS o.
feels In luns-complaiDts are truly wonderful. Very
many persons whose cases were pronounced hope
less, and who had taken the clear oA for a long
time without marked eject have beeu entirely
cured by using this preparation. Bo sure and g't
the genuine. Manufactured only by A. u. Wn-
BoR, Chemist Sold by al diuyahsts.
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at 60 cents per thossand cubic feet. This

| at 60 cents per thoasand cubic feet. This
we feel constrained 10 do
First. Because 1t n against the we'll
| established policy Of the city to surrender
full and complete control OF our water and
gas, policy which the experience OF other
cities has taught us Is wise one, for
wherever municipal corporations have
parted with the control OF the manufac~
ture OF gas they have almost invariably
found cause TO pegret it.
Second. We object 10 the lease to Mr..
Granger because il IL not so favorable as
another plan that has been suggested. II
the Council will adopt the resolution ap-
propriating S25,000 10 make certain needed
improvements at the works the running
expenses Of the department will be greatly
lessened, and the cost OF manufacturing
gas. delivered at the holder, can be reduced
to 80 cenls per thousand cubic feet, which
is 10 cents cheaper than the price which it
Is proposed to pay Mr.. Granger. IL il esti-
mated that we will manufacture during
the next fiscal year 135, 900, 900 feet Of gas,
for which under tire proposed lease
we would pay 5lr. Granger Si3,500 year
more than il would cost us 10 make 1t;
and as il proposed to make the lease for ten
years, we would in that time pay him
S135, 900 OF the peoples money, which we
might save II we made the gas ourselves.
This Is assuming that there will be no in
crease in the amount OF gas manufactured;
but as with the growth OF our population
there will most certainly come an increased
demand for gas, it is not unreasonable to
assume that we would by making our own
gas save in the next ten years not less than
S115,000-enOugh 10 make handsome
nucleus for the building OF the much
needed City Hall.
That your honorable body may know
that our estimate Of the proposed cost OF
manufacturing gas by the city is not an
over-sanguine one, we herewith submit the
estimates, from which IL VIII be seen that
we have unterstated rather than ovcr-es-
timated our ability to make gas at less cost
TO the city than is proposed by the contract
with Mr.. Granger.
Trusting that this report may have your
favorable consideration and approval, we
are, very respectfully, yours,
JOHN VI. HIG0Ns,
JOHN ~. FRIsCHKORN,
JAMES Il. PHILLIPS,
w. X. BOWIE,
w. s. GUM,
RICHARD VI. TAYLOR.
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
CITY GAsWoRKs, January 20, 1888. !
Mr.. John M Higgins, Chairman Commit
tee on Light:
Dear Sir,-Below please find a statement
OF the cost per 1000 cHbis feet OF making gas
ia the holder under the plans submitted by
Mr.. Anderson:
Amount of gas generated in "a hours,
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AUCTION SALES ruls DAY.

JNO. =. LAUGiITON, Je.. IL A. II. and $50 T..
NJ, oil-painiinSs-
W. II. LYME & co. aud SAMPSON 8 ADAM
SON, 4. NJ, commit i.siOn ner's sale OF awo-story
frame dwelling aud lot on west K-oad strceL
opposite Richmond College.
y. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, at 523 Broa.. suoe,, stock
of millinery, feathers, &c.
4. y. COOK, IL H.. at No. t2 west Grace si.set>
seyen-octsve plano aud general hoessho'd ias-
nture.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE PISTOL.
An ARRAY Last Night and Probably
Fatal Shooting--Arrest of tne Party.

Last night about ii O'Clock shooting
scrape occurred on Broad street just above
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway depot,
westward Of it, and just IN front OF house
No. 1912, occupied by a woman named
Clara Marshall.
A man named Washington G.. Blackburn,
plumber and gas-ftter by 'radc and II
married man, whose wife and i've children
reside at 740 Seventeenth street, was In
Clara Marshalls house. and according to
his statement heard a woman scream and
call for the police on the opposite side OF
the street. Blackburn said he went over to
the rescue Of the woman, found man
heating her, and the woman in her night
clothes. He asked the man to desist, and
told him he would carry her of If he would
let him get her shoes. With this intent he
went IN the house and picked up the shoes,
when the man who had been beating the
woman CHARGED Blackburn with attempting
to rob him, and drawing large
sized Colts pistol commenced TO fire upon
him. The first shot took effect in the left
cheek. and Blackburn fell. The second PEN
etrated his neck lust where it joins the left
shoulder, and ranged downward. Another
shot missed the mark. In a short time
Sergeant Matthews and Officer Hardy were
on tbe ground, and arrested the man who
did the shooting. and who gave the name
OF Cornelius Holloway.
He is a Manchester man, and has VIE
and five children, and recently opened q
shop for repairing pistols. &C., in front OF
the house where the afiray occurred.
The woman he was beating was tne
Clara Marshall who rents the house in
which Blackburn was when lie sald he
heard the woman's screams.
Uolloway's version Of the affair differs
from Blackburn's in that he claims thst
the latter came after him with weight
i'm his hand and threatened TO kill him,
wbereupon he drew his pistol and COM
menced firing. He was taken to the First
police station and locked up. He Is a
small man, and is about fifty-five years OF
age.
Sergeant Hall and Officer Robinson took
Blackburn back to Clara MarshalPs room,
which is in the second story OF an old frame
tenement. Here hc was placed upon q
bed. and Dr. jackson attended him. He
seemed anxious to talk, notwithstanding
the wound in the face, which caused his
In 10 swell greatly, and indicated by his
manner that he had been drinking.
DR.. Jackson said his wounds were yerY
serious, and it is possible that they viii
prove fatal. 1t was too late TO take him TO
the City Hospital, and he was left ut Mar
shalPs until this morning.
There were two pistol-balls in the door
and door-post, and it was plain that they
were fred from the street, which fact dis
proves part OF Blackburn's statement.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ. 20 {;
A. NJ, 26; noon, 43; 3P. H., ~; G =.
NJ, 3s; midnight, SO.
Mean temperature, 81 &c.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy weather, with
light rain or snow, warmer southerly yeer-
ing to westerly winds, falling followed by
rising barometer.
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERS

BROWNS IRON BITTERS
T., ,omposed Of iron in soluble form; cinchona, the
great tonic: together with other standard rene
d,es. making remarkable non-alcohoAe tonic,
which will cure
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION.
MALARIA,
WEAKNESS,
and relieve all LUNG and KIDNEY DISEASES
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The worldwide reputation of AYERS HAIR
VIGoR Is due 10 Its healthy action on the hair and
scalp. through which IL restores gray hair 10 Its
original color, and imparts a glo~ aud freshness
which makes It so much desired BY all eilsses and
conditions Of people
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UNITED STATES COURT.-The jury in the
case of Thomas Deane refusing TO agree
were discharged by this court yesterday
morning, subject to the call OF the United
States marshal, until the April term OF
the court, and Deane was released
on his own recognizance in the
penalty Of $500 to appear at the term OF
the court mentioned. This is the second
Jury that has failed TO agree in this case.
The court heard The evidence in the case
OF the steamer Carrie, recently libelled for
salvage by Mr.. J. l.. SchOolcraft, and re-
served It's decision.
The court adjourned for the term yester-
daV
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iron OTHER LOCAL SEE FouRTn PAGR.l

\ COUGH. COLD, OR SoRE THROAT should noe
be neglected BROWNS BRONCHIAL TBoCnfS
are a simple remedy, aud will give immediate rc-
lief. Price, 25 cents.
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CusToM-HoUsE NOTES.-The British
steamship Angers, II. Pinkham master,
living at West Point, cleared at the custom
house Yesterday for RIO Janciro and Santos
Uiq New York, with 1850 barrels OF -four
and 1900 kegs OF lard-total value, sloS,-
7S5. The flour was shipped by the HaXall-
Crenshaw Company, the Gallego Mills
Manufacturing Company, MessrS. Dunlop
& McCance, and Baltimore firms.
The British schooner Gordon, i. ,ago
master. was entered yesterday in ballast
from Madeira. to load at West Point for
England.
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES, Of every Size md
description, selling very low at l.. LEwISs, 0i2
Main street.
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STATE kkyESux offtcE.l
January 81, lsSS.
NOTICE.-ALL T L RS0NS WHO
IN HAVE NOT PAID 1i.ltR STATE lANss
for $50 aie hereby noshed that thelr bits havc
been given " the cohec,Syr, Win in.,rssvoys V
eolle.t same NJ once, u. TlkrLtt,
u 23-3t Assisiaat trvass'es>
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HECKEE's BAKING-PowDER Is perfect I'm every
respect heathful, thoroughly reliable, uniform Ia
strength, aud its baking qualities caanot be sur
passed.
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2itIlmond 1ispatth.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 2j, 1885.

ss-TuE CIRCULATION or TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRcu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-25

HANDSOME vALENTISEs Of every variety at
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