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CLAIRvOYANTE.

MRS. p. W. STEPHENS, Clairvoyante and Test
Medium, is located at Mrs Burdicks, corner OF
Firs tand Fort streets. viii give manifestations;
tests guaranteed or no pay. Price 81. se2slw
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Damiana makes the old young and the
weak strong and healthy. M. Levy, &Co.,
wholesale liquor dealers, agents.
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K. Of p.

OLIVE LopGE No. 20 Meet first and third
THURSDAYS in the month at Odd Fellows Hall
P. o. Building Sojourning Knights invited.
j. X. SUMMERS, @. @.
B A. YoRBA, X. Of r. and s. jal-ly
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All respectable dealers keep Damiana
Bitters. Michel Levy, Wholesale liquor
dealer, agent.
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The largest stock of drugs, medicines,
perfumeries and toilet articles in South
sm California, at G. Il. Heinzeman's.
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Ladies who are troubled with cramps
and nervousness should drink Damiana
Bitters. 1t is pleasant to take.
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You will never have sour stomach
If you drink Damiana Bitters.
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sTRAYED

To the promises Of L. II. Hannss, on the 22d I'm.
stant, a sorrel mare. Two white hind feet and
white stripe In forehead Spanish brand. The
owner can recover tho animal by proving prop
eIty and paying charges. l.. II. HANNAs, Prov
idencia School District. se2s
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Sunny rooms with board at 206 Spring
street. Summer terms reasonable.
mnro3.tf
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The Mexican remedy for diseases of
the kidneys and bladder is Damiana Bit
ters.
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If you want good appetite, drink
Damiana Bitters.
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Pacific Coast Land Bureau.

EAsToN ELDRIDGE, AuctiOneers,
90 Montgomery street, San Francisco
GEG. W. MELONE, Stockton
RINGERS HOTEL, Clements,
scplsl MR. JOHNSON, on the Land d2w wilt
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Do not forget Maginnis' imported Gar
cia cigar.
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FOR SALE. CHEAP.
Il. Ii. BENTLEY,

I2 LOTS IN BLOCK "X," OF the MOTT Tract,
on Pearl and Third streets; prices ranging from
Sl75 TO $3.50. Terms easy.
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w ~ AA<9Al0 A~5
THE COUNTY SEAT OF yoLo.
In Large Subdivisions, IT to 90 Acres
Each.
The property Is very we'll located. The soil Is
a deep alluviaI, well adapted to Vineyard, Orch
ard and Alfalfa An artesian strata Of water un-
derlies the whole property, and at a small ex-
pense, with windmill or horse power, each sub
division could be irrigated without reference TO
proposed canal for irrigation.
RAINFALL ALWAYS SURE.
The survey has designated the highest point at
which canal for irrigation may be constructed
The Moore ditch will be continued down to this
point, and water may be bough. for irrigation
The climate is unusually mild and even, and
for persons suffering from lung, throat or mala-
rial troubles has proven very beneficial.
The Subdivisions are group of villa
Sites.
And in the midst of an elegant class of people
With all the advantages of modern society," a
home can be made self-sustaining and profitable
The Home Place Consist of SO Acres,
With large modern dwelling of IL rooms and
bath, with the household furniture broad veran-
dahs, under the shade OF spreading naples and
old oaks; fine wells OF water. with windmill and
horse powers; barns, storehouses, cabins, fences,
etc Also,
Small Vineyard and Orchard in Thrifty
Condition.
To persons seeking profitable investment, or
desirOus Of purchasing home in tbs country
combining health, pleasure and profit, with goo
SOIL delightful climate and unusually cas-,
terms, this is the most favorable offering W
have made in the State
To appreciate the property go and see II befor
the day OF sale. This property will rapidly on
hance In value. No safer Investment can be made
than to secure property so fayoraby located in
this delightful section Of the State.
Two trains each way daily between this prop
erty, Sacramento and San Francisco.
TEKMS One fourth cash. balance in 3 yeort
interest on deferred payments at per cent, poi
aunum. No mortgage tax to be paid by the
purchasers. A liberal discount will be made on
deferred payments for cash.
TITLE PERFECT. Abstract OF title complete
to day of sale.
For Maps and further particulars apply to
Pacific Coast Land Bureau
EASToN q ELDRIDGE, Auctioueers,
% Montgomery street. San Fmncisc
Or GEO ID. FISkE & C0..........W Woodl
seplsd3w W 2w
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Masonic Notice.
Los Angeles Lodge No. IS, !. o. o. F
American Legion Of Honor.

SAFETY Council, No. 664. meets first and Third
Tuesday evenings Of each month at rooms 50 and
81, Temple Block
D. r. PAYNE, Commander
7. L. NoLTE, Secretary. ap5-3m
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Damiana Bitters regulates the stomach.
Michel Levy, wholesale liquor dealer,
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

Spanish language. BY Prof. A: Cuya
"a Main Street dll-ly
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Michael Shannon, Plaintiff,
VS..
Catherine Shannon, Defendant.

Action brought in the Superior conrt Of the
State OF Caliiordia in and for the county Of Los
Angeles, and the Complaint filed in said county
Superior Court
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SO and 81 Temple Block. Los Angeles, Cal.
a26tf
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For health, strength and vigor drink
Damiana Bitters. jan6 ly
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Knights Templar.

CRuR De LION CoMxANpERy NO. 2. X. r.
Holds its stated conclaves at the asylum in Ma
sonic Hall, on. the Third THURSDAY Of each
month, OF "a O'Clock ?. N. Sojourning Knights
femplar In good standing are cordially invited TO
N KsIcGnanocKse. Recorder = y
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SUMMONS.
In the Superior Court of the State OF
California, in and for the County
of Los Angeles.
j. A. Smith, Plaintiff,
VS..
NJ. NJ. Smith, Defendant,

Action brought in the Superior Court Of the
State OF California, in and for the county OF Los
Angeles, and the complaint filed in said county Of
Los Angeles, in the office of the Clerk of said SUI
perior Court
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SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court of the State OF
California, in and for the County
of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles Lodge No. 1925, K. of II

Regular meetings Of the above Lodge are held
every Friday evening at Old Masonic Hall,
Spring street. Visiting brothers are cordially In
vited to attend o. A. DEARING,
m27 Dictator.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.

Large rooms, with modern conyeniences and
nicely furnished, to let en- suite or single with
board. Situation unsurpassed for health and
comfort and only few steps FROM business
center
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Notice to Debtors.

Estate Of George A. vignoio, an insclvent
All persons indebted to the above named estate
must call and settle with the undersigned at once,
or their accounts will be placed in suit for cellec
y. LAMBoURN, Assignee,
20 Also Street.
Dated September e5th. 1885. ss2c lw
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Los Angeles Council No. II, Royal
and Select Masters, +. & A. M.

HOLDS its stated assemblies on the 4th Mon
q gay oI each month at Masonic Hall, at 7,30 p N.
Sojourning Companions in good standing are
fratemaily invited TO attend
By order OF the TIL. IN.
II. q. CUNNINGHAM Recor,ler
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STOCKTON,
VIII be Sold in Parcels to Suit Buyer

Will be Sold in Parcels to Suit Buyers,
The land is some of the best agricultural land
in the State, in belt Of country ALWAYS SURE
OF CROPS.
The soil is OF varied character, sandy loam
brown and red loan, and red gmvelly loan, with
strata OF clay underlying the whole country
Summer following, or twice plowing, insures y
large crop and o certain one in the dryest years
There is comparatively no waste land the
farm, and no trace of alkali. White and live oaks
are scattered over the tract. Every inch of land
is tillable. There Is no failure of crop in this
section, and in 1877, a dry year throughout the
State, fine full crop was grown ON this ranch.
Six inches OF rain will insure crop.
No rust troubles the grain.
An underlying strata Of pure water Is found
free from alkali or deleterlous matter. Numerous
living springs are scattered over the ranch. For
domestic purposes wells have been bored, and
windmill and horse power are utilized.
Rainfall Always Sure. No Fail
urc of Crops.
Tha climate s even and equabe and during
the summer months the regular trade wind
makes it delightful. The nights are cool and
pleasant.
The land Is about 800 feet above sea level and
fruit trees and vines do not suffer from frost.
Several parcels in the ranch are fenced and
have other improvements, as will he seen by ref
erenco to the "Fied Notes and Map inside this
Catalogue.
Land is now renting for cash rent from 81 so
for virgin soil to "a per acre, and for one-third of
the crop for the season.
The average production is 20 to 80 bushels OF
wheat peracre.
We confidently invite the attention OF Capital
ists Farmers and all buyers TO this attractive Of
ferng of ilrst.class lands The easy payments,
the low rate Of interest and taxes (the owners
paying the mortgage tax),its accessibility TO rail
road and tide water, its great productiyeness, its
intrinsic value for certainty in producing, make
this land valuable beyond all question.
This Is rare opportunity To secure a farm or
make an investment that must rapidly enhance
In valne, on very easy terms OF payment.
Parties going to Clements on the railraid run
ming from Lodi TO the Sierra Nevadas, will find
ample arrangements for viewing the land,
TITLE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT,
TERMS -one-fourth cash; balance in three
years; interest, per cent.
For Maps, Catalogues, Time Tables for trains
and other details, apply to
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[FOR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE.l
Communicated
For Secretary Of the Commonwealth. 10.

tOr secretary ot the commandments"
Let no drone in the hive be given a sip
OF official honey. Hon. John W. Daniel
in his Richmond speech.
Major Daniel has sounded the keynote
upon which the offices in the gift OF our
party should be distributed. For TO those
gentlemen who day in and day ont labored
for our party should now be given the Off
c;al honey. 1t is their just need and they
should have 1t.
FOR SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
II is, therefore, with pleasure that we
advocate the claims OF our townsman Mr..
R. b. Berkeley for the position OF Secretary
OF the Commonwealth, and it Is with more
than ordinary pride that we point to his
glorious record In the bitter fight just end
ed. From mountain to seashore his voice
was heard urging the true sons OF Virginia
TO arise In their might and redeem their
State, and rescue her from the grasp OF Ma
hone and his minions. and his burning ap-
peals were not In vain. And now we call
upon the Democrats in the Legislature to
reward those services and elect Berkeley to
the position for which he is an aspirant.
Emnently fitted in every way for it--a man
who, though young In years, is yet old IN
party service, so far unrewarded in any way,
he is entitled 10 recognition. and We are
sure that when his services and his claims
are known not dissenting voice will be
raised, for il any man in this State Is en-
titled by reason OF the services he has rem
dered and the work he has done. not only
in the last but also in many previous cam
yasses 10 demand recognition at the hands
Of the Democratic party. that man Is X. u.
Berkeley. - EditOriG! FarmCiAe Journal.
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tCommunlcatej,l

Messrs. Editors. - The Fredericksburg
Star mentions the name of Valley man
for the position OF State Treasurer, Mfr.
Joseph +. Rollins, assistant cashier OF the
National Valley Bank at Staunton. Mr..
Rollins's qualifications emnently ft him
for the place, having been connected with
the aboye-named bank for many years In
various capacities. A gentleman Of high
order OF sense, undoubted character,
courteous In his demeanor to all, and the
strictest attention to duty. have won for
him many and lasting friends In this part
OF the State who would rejoice TO see him
elevated TO the position mentioned.
We would recall the fact that he received
the unanimous vote OF the Democratic cau-
Gus at the last session OF the Legislature
for Treasurer OF the State without aLv
solicitation on bis part whatever, and This
| OF itself should have great weight with the
incoming body.
Should the Democratic party see III TO
elect Mr.. Rollins he would prove himself
to be one Of the best, most faithful and
efficient officers the State ever had. and in
the distribution of spoils the Valley. and
| especially Augusta county, the banner
county OF the State, whose people have
ever been true to the principles OF the
grand old Democratic party, would ask that
this office be given TO gentleman so thor
oughly qualified in every particular to dis
charge the duties with honor to himself
and credit to the State. VALLEY.
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Tho Lato MIR. IL. Il. Harris.

From representations that we have re-
ceived 1t appears that Mr.. r. +. Harris,
who committed suicide on Saturday night,
was truly in an unsound mind at the time.
He was an excellent machinist, was kind
and tender husband and father, and was
well beloved by a large circle Of friends.
His great fault was love Of strong drink,
which had, as his family and many friends
believe, unsettled his mind. He had not
been drinking Saturday as far as is known,
but he was laboring under distressingly
excited mental strain, and in that condi-
ton made his attack on Mr.. Pierce, and
soon afterwards took the laudanum which
ended his own life. He leaves wife and
four little children, unto whom the sympa-
thy Of the community should go, as they
have not only lost their protector, who
was all in all TO them, but that under cir
cumstances which doubles the keenness OF
the blow fallen upon them.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday: -,
G. Dealham, a sample-merchant, arrested
by Sergeant B. f. Howard, OF the First
police district, for selling goods by sample
without license, was sent on to the grand
Jury of the Hastings Court.
John Ewing, charged with abusing and
threatening to assault ID. Columbus; also
charged with carrying concealed weapons.
In the first case Ewing was fined So and
placed under bonds for six months. The
other charge was dismissed.
Edward Taylor (colored), charged with
breaking and entering in the nighttime the
bar-room OF William Monroe and stealing
500. Sent on to the grand jury.
Several other trifling cases were disposed
~
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The baptist Home for Aged Women
Thanksgiving Donations.

The Baptist Home for Aged Women Is
one OF the best managed institutions OF it,
kind in the city. Its affairs are controlled
by Board OF Lady Managers, OF which
Mrs. VI. c. Jeter is president. The Home
has no endowment, but is dependent upon
the voluntary contributions OF It's friends
for support, and IN order to afford all OF
them an opportunity to give some
thing to this worthy enterprise the Lady
Managers have designated tomorrow
(Tbanksgiving-dayJ as suitable time 10
make gifts OF groceries, canned fruits, yege-
tables. fuel. and such other articles as the
generous-hearted may be inclined to be-
stow. Articles may be sent TO the Home,
corner Grove avenue and Haryie street, or
to the Second Baptist church, at both OF
which places committee OF ladies viii be
in waiting to receive them from 10 A: M.
to4 pm. Thursday. November 18th. This
will take the place OF the annual thanks
giving dinner and the New Years donation
marty.
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Order of tho Golden Chain.

At meeting OF Anchor Lodge. NO. s.
Order of the Golden Chain, held at Con-
cordia Hall on Monday night. the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: John A. Marks, past commander
c. Y. Bargamin. commander; W. b. Hers
man. yice-commsnder; r. l.. Van Deyen'
ter. assistant commander; A. l.. Fuqua,
prelate; r. S. Denny, secretary; Samuel
ste;nlein. collector; T. N. Kendler, tres'
surer. r. K. Cox, guide; +. L. Moore
guardian; j. T. simmons. sentinel; Z. I
Robinson, NJ. D., medical examiner. Trus'
tees W. p. Smith, A. L. Fuqua, John A.
Marks. This young order, with its prlnci
psl office in Baltimore, Md. is being rapid
iv extended through the States. II pays
death benefit OF from $500 to $4,000 and
sick benefit OF from % to s25 per week, a
the member may elect.
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Morluary.

The following Is the mortuary report for
the week ending November oath:
Cause Of Death: Abscess, colored ;
brain-disease, | white; burns. 2 col0red
casualty, colored; congestion Of stomach,
white; consumption. white and
colored; convulsions Qnfantile), | colored ;
Group, l white; diarrh9a, white; dropsy,
1 colored; drowning, white; epilepsy,
| colored; fever (scarlet), colored; heart
disease, 1 colored; hemorrhage Qrom
lungs). colored intemperance, | white
jaundice, colored; laryngitis, | white
l coored; marasmus, | white, l colored
old age, l white, l colored paralysis,
white; peritonitis, | white; pneumonia
white, colored premature birth,
colored; scepticamia, | colored; worms
colored.
Whole number OF deaths in the city,
exclusive OF still-births, 80 white, IS;
colored, 81.
Locality: City at large, 1; Marshall
Ward, .; Jefferson Ward, 3; Madison
Ward, 8; Monroe Ward, 6 Clay Ward,
10: Jackson Ward, 8; almshouse, /.
Rate: Rate of mortality of whole popula.
tion was 2S.5T per 900 per annum. Rate OF
mortality OF white population was % "a
per 1000 per annum. Rate OF mortality OF
colored population was '3l.Sl per 1000 pei
annum. j. G. CABELL. NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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t2O,O57 1H

The roadway. track. and buildings have been
much improyed during the year: TWO hundred
tons pounds steel rails ~ ~ ss.ety sw.cnes, Us
have bren placed In the track Seventeen and a
ha,f miles Of Ihe track is now laid With steel rails.
The whole length of the road has been thorongh,
iy ditched, and the lracA faiSeu anu '"''As'eu
The side tracks at Manchester crossing and
Temples have been extended. ,n A..
IT, =, :. nolnf 900 feet north of sailing Creek,
and Extending 10 a fine granite quarry situated on
that creek. was built during the months o. July
ane % ass aae bv the company at cost OF e4,6Sd70.
hs r,ght az way was furnished by Messrs OK eefe
tMsvnard. the owners Of the quarry. The OUT
look for revenue from ms simpsose"en'is ~ s"eoaf-
aging. . 40 mat nv ae fac, h.. h<.r
bull, at Chester.
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THE VOTE OF VIRGINIA.
STATE BOARD OF CANvASSERs
THROUGH WITH THEIR COUNT.
Democrats 20 Hexin the Session with
~ tn the senate and 81 ian the
House Of DcIeg ases.

The State Board finished the canvass yes
terday evening a. 81 o'clock.
The result is that the Democrats have all
they claimed from that tribunal except that
in the Westmoreiand senatorial district
Mcdonald has the certificate instead Of
Hall (Democrat), and that, as to the House,
two Coglitionists instead Of one Coalition-
ist and one Democrat received certificates
from Rockingham.
Both sets Of returns from Isle OF Wight
were rejected, and the matter as to who Is
entitled to the seat rs delegate goes TO the
House.
Besides these three cases there will be q
number OF contested-election cases In each
house, which, when decided. Will give the
Democrats nearly. II not quite, two-thirds
-of each branch. AS IL Is, the session will
begin with "a Democrats In the Senate and
.6i In the House-a majority Of 80 on
Joint ballot
Following is the vote in detail:
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Divorce Granted.

Mrs. Virginia Forsey, by her next
friend, recently brought suit against Jacob
Forsey, her husband, for divorce. The
defendant answered, denying her charges,
and fling a cross-bill, alleging wilful de-
sertion on the part Of his wife. The Judge
of the Chancery Court has just entered a
decree denying the prayer OF the plaintiff,
Mrs. Forsey, on the ground that her
charges are not sustained; but DEGREES
divorce on the prayer OF her husband, as
the testimony Of her own witnesses proves
his charges to be true.
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Lecture Postponed.

The lecture by DIR. A. A. WilIets, Which
was announced for FRIDAY night. has been
upayoidably postponed, owing to the ina
bilily of the lecturer TO be here at that
time. Dr. Willets presents his apologies
to his would-be hearers, and regrets ex-
ceedingly the unforeseen circumstances
which preyent him from fulfilling his en-
gagement. Tha management Of the Asso-
citation are In 10 way responsible for the
change OF programme, but they take this
opportunity TO assure those who have
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Elegant Wedding and Holiday Pre-.

Of the richest styles, Of the best triple
plated Silyerware, from the Taunton Sill
ver-Plate Company. together with rare
specimens in Brass and Bronze Statuettes,
Clocks. and Groups; Rogers's Table Cut
lery; Spoons, Forks, and Ladies. Elegant
Silyerware in all designs are being sold at
auction every day at lOt O'Clock A. NJ. and
A o'clock Z. NJ. at the auction-rooms Of
Jno. Il. Laughton, Jr., 1906 Main street.
These are the same goods that everybody
has been buying for more than ten years.
Ladies specially invited TO attend.
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fCommunicated.l
Secretary or the COmm0nwea ea1th.
CpT ToNrr N uppryrcv


We note with pleasure that our friend
Colonel II. b. Berkeley, Of Farmville, de-
sires the position OF Secretary OF State.
Should he obtain 1t we would have tho
right man In the right place. OF Colonel
Berkeley as a gentleman nothing need be
said. He is widely known all over the
State, and TO know him IL sufficient. He
comes Of family that has served our
state long and faithfully. Colonel Berke-
ley himself Is an old war-horse OF the De-
mocra.ic party. For eight or nine, or even
more years, he has given himself to its
service cheeriully without question or re-
ward. and asking none. Especially do we
Of the good old Southwest tender him our
best wishes and hearticst thanks for the
good work done here. He worked day
and night, knowing neither weariness nor
fatigue, fighting the enemy with their own
fire. And well did bis and O'Ferralps
work tell In the grand majority Of old
Wythe. -Wytherille Enterprise.
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HBustfugs Court. -.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday morning:
w. G.. Payne, for cruelty whipping a
horse, was fined so.
W. w. Phillips, for selling liquor to
minors. Fined $40 and required to give
security in the sum Of $500 for one year.
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Suit for Damages Lost.

In the Circuit Court Yesterday the entire
dav was consumed in hearing the case OF
Enroughty Us. The City OF Richmond.
The plaintiff sued for $4,000 damages for
injuries sustained in falling down an en-
bankment on Nicholson street, Rockets.
The Jury returned verdict in favor OF the
defendant,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-IIoUsR. Good work,
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Remenyi Not Coming.

The public will learn with great disap-
pointment that the agent for Renenyi, the
violnist, has broken the contract. There
fore Remenyi will not play at the Mozart
musicale this week, as heretofore an
nounced.