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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-18
Did She Die |?

Did She DIE?
"Nop
"She fingered and suffered along, pinipg
away all the time for years"
"The doctors doing her no good :"
"And at last was cured by this Hop Bit
tiers the papers say SO much nbout."
"Indeed Indeed ~
"How thankful we should be for that
medicine"
A DAUGHTERS Misery.
eleven years our daughter suffered on
a bed of misery,
"From a complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility.
"Under the care of the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
"But no relief.
"And now she is restored to us in good
health by as simple a remedy as Hop Bit
ters, that we had Stunned for years before
using 1.-THE Parents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
Mozart Last Night.

The people OF Richmond can appreciate a
genuine artist. and the OyerflOwing au-
dience at Mozart Hall last evening atteSted
this fact. Mrs. T.. Aline OsgOOd, by her
singing. not only pleased and delighted.
but raised the audience to such pitch Of
enthusiasm that encore upon encore was
demanded, and a prOfu>ion OF beautiful
flowers were sent TO her on the stage.
Her rendition OF "With Nerdure Clad 7"
was perfect-uSeless would be an attempt
at praise. Independent Of THE Time Of
Roses" and Goodbye" which were on
the programme. the well-knOwn songs
"Suwanee River" Coming Tho the
Rye" No. SIR" and "IIOme, Sweet
Home" were enthusiastically and eXqui-
Sitely sung by Mrs. OsgOod. soon again
should Mrs. OSgood visit Richmond, and
let her highy-cultivated voice be the means
OF melting our many talented singers to
such perfection.
Mr. Lawrence. OF Washington, rendered
upon the piano trayantelle 10y Listz, and,
i'm response to a recall, "Ii / Were a Bird" "
bv Ueuselp. such beautiful phrasing has
rarely been heard. The delicacy OF his
soft passages. alternating with the mastery
bOldness required by Listz, showed Mr..
Lawrence TO lie Il highly-cultivated and
finished pianist.
our Richmond musicians warmed up to
the work. and rendered their portion OF the
proeramme most acceptaby. Mr.. Jacob
Rcinhardt gracefully welded the baton,
and accompanied the singing upon the
piano. which was used especially at the re-
auest Of Mrs. Osgood. The entire concert
was perfect success, and gave entire sat
isfqcfiOn
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pnrsnunis and Briefs.

Mr.. and Mr.. John Enders went TO
Charleston with their daughter, Mrs. Con-
nsr. TO attend the funeral of General Con-
ner.
The first new wheat was offered on
change Yesterday; 400 bushels grown in
Uenrico and 1S2 bushels grown in King
William. both OF the Futz variety; ueither
lot was sold.
Tn Richmond Base-Ba'l CiuD are now
,racticir~ their new nine every evening.
Wr noscben invites the public to come out
DIR. Crutchiield is still improving, and
,ho chances Of his recovery increase daily.
The county superintendents Of the
MIXED marty were in session in the House
oi delegates last night mouthing about the
ensuing campaign. Malone and many OF
his iayorites talked sweetly to the brethren
Of things that must be done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

Extra copies Of tO-day's Dispatch -
put up for mailing. may be had ut our
counter. Price, three cents.
No News of Duel.

An EXCITING But BASELESS RTMOR EXTEN-
SIVELV CIRCULATED YESTERDAY EVEN
ING.
Very little was said i'm public about the
duel and ducllsts yesterday till the eve
ming, when a rumOr became widespread
that meeting had taken place at Port
Royal (in Caroline county, and that both
Beirnc and Elan had received great iniu-
ricS.
The story was told with much circum-
Stantiality. II was said that Mr.. Beirne left
Lewisburg Tuesday evening, went West,
and came back East ria ChillicOthe, and
at Baltimore had taken the Fredericksburg
boat and landed at Port Royal, where he
was met by Elan. An investigation proved
that report bad reached here from Ham
over Junction that the duel had taken
place at Port Republic SO far rs could he
learned it had not taken place at Port Re-
public or Front Royal, or any other place
There were q great many Coalition
county superintcndentS in the city for the
purpose Of comforting about the fall cam
paign. and they seemed even more anxious
than residents to know the truth.
Some unlayorahlc comment has been
made that the police have not quieted the
public mind by mreSting the principals.
They are really trying to do all they can in
that direction, but they have very little in
formation to work on. Mr.. Beirne has
been lost sight Of altogether. There is
only one person in Richmond supposed TO
know his whereabouts. So far rs the pub
lie and the police are concerned MeSsrs.
Elam and Boirne are both out Of view.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
Manchester ItcinS y.

4 called meeting OF the city school
Board will be held next week, at which
time it is expected that teachers will be
elected. superintendent Howle says that
a new school for white pupils and new
one for colored pupils will have to be
oDencd next session in addition to those
already i'm operation. This addition Is
considered necessary in consequence OF the
increase in the number Of pupils desiring
admission into the public schools.
Mr.. stanley Ford and Miss Lucy Wes-
colt were married in this city yesterday.
4 fire department is TO be organized at
the Danvile shops. in this city. The ope-
ratives will be the firemen. An alarm
bell has been placed beneath the wafer
tank at the Free bridge, and under the
system TO be instituted the operatives will
be able 10 work systematically at fire.
Quite large number OF gentlemen from
this city went out yesterday near Ready
creek to have a Brunswick stew. 1t was
cotton up by MessrS. W. \. Sampson, I.
NJ. Fendley, John Turner, and several
others. The day was pleasantly spent in
and other sports. Credit
il due TO Mr.. w. A. Sampson for his
thoughtful attention in carrying out an
abundant supply of refreshments, both
substantial and liquid, which was greatly
enioved by the company.
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Plea for a Bathing-Piace.
For The Dispatch.

Cleanliness may be next to godiness, but
from personal taste we prefer clean man
to godly one. Nay. let us say. we even
do not believe that a filthy individual can
be religious, godly, or good in any sense
of the word. our city j. blessed with an
abundant supply OF water, and certainly
there is no reason why our people should
not he clean. The river i wide and its
waters are deep, and afford chances in
plenty for washing, bathing. and swim
ming. but there j. no chance for ANYBODY
to take Il refreshing bath in the James river
in privacy. \ floating bathing establish
ment near Richmond, (say, for instance, on
Mayo's island.) with few covered basins
for people to battle in entire privacy, would
be blessing 10 the city. II such an e'tab-
lishment were put under the superiutend-
ence OF competent person parents would
not be afraid 10 send their sons 10 the river
to bathe. Let our city authorities take this
matter in hand.
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pnIfea GQtrrf.

The following eases were disposed CT
yesterday:
Martin Blumcl, a deserter from the Ger
man brig SIRIUS, was committed to jail TO
await the sailing Of the ship.
Frayser Branch (colored), charged win
stealing a watch from Thomas Russell.
The case was continued till Monday next.
George Wade, charged with throwing
rocks at NJ. j. DAILY. The accused was
bailed sor June 30th.
John Henry Coleman and Isaiah Evans,
two small colored thieves, were found
guilty OF stealing one brass nozzle from l..
+. Turner and sentenced 10 fifteen days III
Jail.
Lindsey Vessels, vagrant, was com.
mitted for three months In default OF
surety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

HIS address is pleasant. but he mas the
regular drawling, cockney speech. At
lines drops his MS. He Is a mecbanician
Of considerable inyentiyeness and skin,
but rs tuner bis work did not rank high
here. His chief talk Is about England
anu Englshmcn; about music. musicians,
organs, and pianos. He claimed to have
been several years in the employment OF
Steinudy. He usually wore here black
Prince Albert coat, buttoned at the breast,
and carried on one lapel boutonniere.
His pants were OF a grayish stuff. He il un-
doubtedly man Of intelligence. has writ
ten some mi sic, talks fluently about church
matters. and easily ingratiates himself into
the favor Of strangers.
Two gentlemen OF this city who know
him, as well as anybody here knows bm,
declare their belief that the man described
by Dir. Derby and Carl summers are one
and the same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
The Trial of Charles henry Lee.

The trial OF Charles Henry Lee (colored),
CHARGED with the murder Of Daniel Miller
(colored}, on the 14th Of February last, near
Hungary station, on The Richmond ana
fredericksburg railroad, is progressing be-
forc fhe County Court Of Henrico. Leewas
tried once before and found guilty Of muir
der in the first degree, but hls counsel Sc
cured new trial.
The testimony now being taken has not
thrown any new light as yet on the subject
1t is probable that all the witnesses VIII De
examined to-day and the argument COM
menced. The same counsel heretofore an
nOunced have been retained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
Meeting Of the Stale Board OF Edu-
cnIiNn.

The state Board Of Education met yes
terdov A the Office Of the Superintendent
~ pnblic instruction and appointed the
follonine school sLperintendents
Amherst, j. {. Deane.
Frederick. \. VI. Pierce.
Fairfax. +. ;. Crocker.
Fluvanna, J. Il. lladen.
CITY Of Lynchburg, I. {. Grigshy.
The Board did not appoint any school
trustees for Richmond.
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War Records FIRST Virginia In
fnufrN.

The war records Of the companies COM
posing this gallant old command. ihclu-
ding the Grays, Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, and Company +. have been pub
lished, and separate copies of each conn
pany can be secured Mt Captain & +. john
ston's, 9l6 Main street. A, there are only
a few copies LETT Of these valuable war sta
tistics, it would be well to procure one ut
once
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

CoMPANYD TO Go TO CHAIR.
Old Dominion Guard, Company -. will
meet Saturday night to perfect arrange
ments to visit Charlottesville on July ith,
the occasion OF the unyeiling Of Jeilerson's
monument. The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad has offered special rates TO the
company. and the occasion will be one OF
enjoyment. We are glad that Richmond
viii be represented, and doubtless Com
pany ID will carry full ranks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

Messrs. Taiaferro & Co., commission
merchants, sold Yesterday cropof tobacco
for James VI. Morris, OF Louisa county,
averaging over S27 per hundred on the
whole crop, the best hogshcad selling at
SGj per hundred. to Mc,srs. salmon. Han
cock & Co. This Is said 10 be the highest
price ever obtained for Louisa tobacco.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.


BAD Breath. Pain m thc side sometimes the pain
f. felt under the should r-bladc. mistaken Tor
rheumatism: general loss of appetite. Bowels gcu-
orally ceStiNe. sometimes alternating with lax: the
head is trouhlcd with pain, l. duh and heavy, with
considerable loss Of memory. accompanied with a
paiuful sensation Of leaving undonc something
which ought in have been done; a slight. dry cough
and flashed face i sometimes an attendant. oftcn
mistaken Tor consumption; the patient complains
Of WEAKNESS and DEBILITY, nervous. easily star
tied: feet cold or burning. sometimes prickly
sensation of the skin exists; spirits are low and
dcSpondcnt. and. although satisfied that exercise
up forfituiC fo try in fact. dtstris's every REM
e1y. several of The above symptom, attend The
disease. but c9ses have occurred when but few OF
thclu existed. vet CNamluatinn after death has
shown the LIVER 10 have been extensively de-
ranged.
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Co,one, FarinhOlt Well.

MFR. Reley, the blacksmith who was said
~ have killed Colonel Farnholt, OF Essex.
with \ sledge-hammer, was in the city yes
ierdav. lie declared to gentleman, who
yas orr informant, that the story OF the
death Of Colonel Farinholt was entirely un-
true.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

DON'T GO TO THE FOUNTAINS or the scashore
before YOU supply yourselves with all kinds Of
toilette requisites. OWENS & MINOR keep full
line of air-pllows and cushions. sponges. Turkish
towels and gloves, soaps, and pcrfumery IN great
YnrirfY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
CIGARS.

HEWITT Il son, No. - SOUTH
IL FOURTEENTH STREET, mannise,nn,rS
of The following brands 0t llNE ,ivahS: Dt.-
IfCIOSA, III PICADOR, Ia NlNFA. NlsIA
GONDOLIER, FORGEr-ME-NoIs,O Old JACh:
STANDARD, ENCkLslOR, and their ne" brsnd
"WINONA.~ Reductions on ALI grades OF goods,
and or iers solicited from the trade. ap s9-eotsm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

PREVENT SERIOUS SICKNESS by taking occa-
sonally one of EMonY's LITTLE CATiIARTIC
PILLS, a wonderful appetizer, an absolute pre-
veniiye and cure Of Biliousness; pleasant 10 take
eugar-coafed. / > cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

BY request Of Mrs. Osgood, and also Mr..
Lawrence. Messrs. Ramos a. Moses loaned
the superb-toned knabe grand piano which
was used last evening with such delight to
the Mozart audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
TRIPPING THE TEACHERS.
HOW TIE NEW SCHOOL BOARD
KNIFE WORKS.

Colored Teachers and Colorcd Principals for
Coiored schools-somc Of the Scenes at the
Annual Meeting of the School Board-Fuli
List of Teachers and Principals nj all the
Schools.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
RED IRISH PUPPIES FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, THREE RED ~
Il IRISH PUPPIES by Pal lfull bro-@n
ther 70 Birl out of Belle grand-dsughter vi tlcho
aud Rose ana Centennial Joe aud Biddy. Sire and
dam both magnificent hcld-dogs.
Price AZ eight weeks old, tlO.
ie3s-3I n. ;. REID, Chatham, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

STATE or VIRGINIA. CITY or RtCuNOND-Ss:
l. Mann : Ouaries. cashier ~ the abOye-name,t
bank. do s0eInuly swear that the above statement
Is tue to the best of my knowledge and belief.
MANN :. QUARLES. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this 26ih day
uf June. 1888 ". :. DASHlELL,
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest:
J. Il. PACE,
:. NJ. ROSENBATM. Directors
CHARLES II. rALBOTT,N
ie 97-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

Doors always open, with a wide-awake clerk I'M
charge. THORNBURY & RAMOS, Druggists,
corner Eighth aud Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
SOMErHING NEM.

SOMETHING NEW.
High Rock and Lime-Juice-dcllcious cooling
drink-at ALL-NfGHT DRUGSTORE,
corner Eighth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
BANK STATEMENT.

DEPOT OF TIE CONDITION or
IL THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK. At
RiCHAlOND,IN TIE STATEOF NlRGININ.Ar
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE p, 1858.
RESOURCES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
Late weather Report.

TSpoCIaI ICIegTaW % TIIV UI7T0IIVH,I
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 29-1 i. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, slightly
warmer, partly cloudy weather, occasional
light showers. south TO west winds, and
slight changes in pressure.
For the South Atlantic States, local rains.
partly cloudy weather, southwest to north
west winds. no change in temperature, and
nearly stationary pressure.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy aad
rainy in the morning and clear in the eve
ming.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 \. NJ, GS :;
9 4. NJ, 20; noon, S4; 3P. NJ, 81; T..
NJ, S4 midnight, so.
Mean temperature, SOL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

bjr on al sales OF Real Estatemade betwecnthe
lst of January and last of june The take, for tie
present year have 10 bc paid by the purchaser. On
IN sales made between The 1T Of July and last u
the year the taxes have 10 Doe paid by the seller.
lIhis custom was adopted about q Teen years ago
by all the rcd estate agents I'm Richmond, aud APP
plestO RichmOndand yclniN.l
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IT SHOULD BE UsEDBY ALL PERSONS. OLD
AND YOUNG. WHENEVER ANY OF THE
ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.

ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.
Persons travelling or living in unhealthy lecall-
t'cs hy taking uusc occasionally 10 keep the Liver
In healthy action will avoid an Malaria. Bilious at
tacks Dizziness. Nausea. Drowsinc>>. Depression
81 spirits. &c. 70 viii iuvieoratc ike glass OF
wine. Ui z Is NO INrONtCA1ING BEVERAGE.
n you lave eaten anything hard of digestion. or
fc,i heavy after meals. or secplcss at night, take
dose aud you VIII nc relieved.
TINE AND DOCTORS Hills WILL BE SAVED
EY ALWAYS KEEPING THE IEGCLA-
TOR IN THE HOUSE!
For. whatever the ailmcnt may be- a thoroughly
safe TyEG ATIVF. ALTEEATiNE. AID TONIC cEn
peycr lc ont at place. Tic rcmeiV T. HARMLESS,
AND DOES NoI INrEEf AEL WITH ~ lSiNLec OF
ILEA>TEE.
1T l. PURELY VEGETABLE.
and has AN tie power and efficacy of Calomel or
Ounine. without any Of the injurious aiier clccls
4 GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
simmons Liver Regulator has been in use I'm my
family fr some Time, ana am ,aiishea II is" VAL
). GIL SHORTER, Governor oi AaOana'
Hon. Alexander n. stevens. Of Georgia. says :;
Have derived some benefit from the use of SIM
mons Liver Regulator, and wish 90 give IL a fur
thCr trial.
THE ONIY THING THAT NFvTn FAILS TO
EEIIENE."-l have used many remedies Tor l'Y'-
pep>ia. Liver AEectioa, and Debility but never
ksxe found ANYTHING % benefit me % the extent
simmons Liver Regulator has. / sent from MIN
nesoia % Georgia for it. and would send further
"a
arc similarly affected 60 give 90 trial, ps II seems
tle only Thing that never fails % relieve.
T.. VI. JANNEY. Minneapolis. Minn.
Dr. r. W. Mason says: Fr2m actual experience
in the use of simmons Liver Regulator IN my
practice I have been and am satisfied 10 use and
prescribe IL as % pur-atiye medicine.
Ea- Take only tie GENUINE, which always has
on the wrapper tae RED TRADEMARK and SIC
NATrRrOF j. II. ZEILIN & co.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
s. 2Q-W&F1y
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FRANK h. HILL 4 CO.. ; l.. VI. two lots Of
ground On seventh street Navy MD; 40 O l..
NJ. i've lots on Park avenue near Shafer's pro-
peHy.
FOX TAYLOR. l T.. NJ, Irish potatoes.
JAS MACDOUGALL. lOs \. NJ, gentocl furni-
tuIc. groceries sc.
g.. T.. COOK. 10 A. NJ, household furniture, gro-
a.
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THE MYSTERY OF CARL SUMMERS.
4 Hotter Describing the Visit of an
English Piano-Tuner 40 Lam
caster County.

This paper recently contained notice
OF the disappearance from the White House
Of Carl summers. a pian0-tuner and or
ganist, OF Manchester, OF which city he
had been a resident a short time, and where
he had but lately married worthy young
lady. About two weeks ago he went
with her 10 visit relatives near the White.
House. and soon after he was missed his
broken umbrella was found on the railroad
bridge which at that point crosses the Pa
munkcy. and his hat was picked up in the
river. From these circumstances it was
at first supposed that he was drowned. but
when day or two later il was ascertained
that a stranger answering his description
had on the day OF his disappearance bought
a hat at a store near CohOke, suspicious
were aroused, and now comes the follow
ing letter, which describes him quite accu-
rately. and makes his conduct rather 4
matter OF mystery:
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6: E.: E.: $3 6 :: ri ri f. !: f. III /
BBF HI ERR 70 90 o TTFTHH 7 HHEEFERf HE ERR ssss
Bpb Bk / / kG 90 Q T il HErrF He I EEssss
OFFER TO-DAY
= cases 4O-luch wide PILLOw-CASE COTTON
at 7lsc.. quality generally sold at ~. to 15c.;
I case 44.neh LUP1N's
II|||#.# III !. III III L s: :: ::
Y VI. /. H T.. 4 III III ; C: 6: 8:
insn the most desirable shades at 25c.
20 dozen
JEEF BREb ssss EEEy Yssss
}Fr RR&HE Ssss FL " ssss
, JJj ? ( EEErkk Essss ZEE : sssS
80 sizes from children Of five years old upat
s.ss,s 1855 c.
= ''55-
go uss5
. ......'| 1T ....::.| n: ||.::.|'| !. II /
/ A WV v %yS WIN ys sssSs
I "a wv %% wv NV ! n sssfs
kkl1r1Ah 4 " y \ n Sssss
comprising tIa most-Jcsirlble styles, and among
them qalities that are valued at 45c. VIII besold at
ii 2ss2a1lc.
i %
IN 2z2222
Also. q large lot of SILKS and other goods.
Tho largest stock Of WHITE GOODS and
LACEs ever offered IN the cltyat most astonish-
ing prices. je29-lt
LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

4 OST. YESTERDAY MORNING, ON
i 4 Broad street between Tlnsley's shoe store and
HarOId's store. e BROWN MOROCCO PURSE.
containing about slG. The finder VIII receive The
q anhs Of the owner and 10 suitably Ie"dideo uy
leaving 70 al S-s. iO1O buchanan street, Rich
1nond Va je 29-lt*
+ OST, ON MONDAY NIGHT, JUNE
IL Is. 1883. on the excursion train from Rich-
mond. Va, % Washington. ID. c., TWO BOOhs'
bound IN sheepskn, about IonI qu%I's % f.lci-Sa % ,l
wrapped up in piece Of newspaper, Win req
cord around them. They we're left In ihe rlck oi
one Of he two cars that had cane seats. llheral
reward viii be ruid.fOr recovery, or any infOrfna-
tiOu leading 10 recovery. by applying %
JOHN WREN, Detective.
NulIO5 IsaAk street, Richmond, Va.
a. DQ-DfK
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TINE AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL bE SAVED
nN ALM ANs kEEpING TIIE EEGULA-
TOR IN THE HOUSE

For. whatever thc ailmcnt may Pee. thoroughly
elfo rVEG ATIVF. ALTEEATlVE. AID TONIC cen
never i.c Out ot place. Tie rcinelN j HAbMLh>S,
INp poFS NOT INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS OF
fIFA~TEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

CAME TO Ny PLACE LAST Esssssrs
" Tuesday night, TWO RED MlLChdd-4--,
fate ,h.,o n,,sv JAMES IT. MINGEE,
a. 1aits near OakwOOd cemetery.
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8nllmund Dispatth.
FRiDAY.,...........JUNE 20, 1889.

ss~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED ClRCU-
LArIoN OFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered az She Post-ofice al Richmond Na.' as
sccond-ciass mauer.i
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Rector OF Christ-CMmch parish,
Lancaster county, va.
[We omit the name OF the gentleman 10
whom this letter was addressed.l
Mr.. summers isabout forty-eight or fifty
years of age, and aoout five feet ten inches
high. lie has sandy hair and side whis-
kers, good teeth, and florld complexion.
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-, rrRFLY VEGETAHLE.
4 GONIRNOR's TLsTNiONY.

and has AN tie power and efficacy Of Calomel
Ouiniue. without any Of the injurious after cdec
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An EXCITING But RASELESS RrMOR EXTEN-
SINELV CIRCULATED YESTERDAY EVEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

The closing exercises OF st. Peters Ca
thedr,,l Bows school, in charge OF the Ma
yerian Brothers, took place yesterday after
noon ot o'clock i'm the hall Of the school
building on Marshall street between Ninth
and Tenth streets. There was avery large
audience present, who greatly enjoyed the
entertainment by the pupils, OF which the
following Is the programme:
Grand March, Professor Il. '. Caulnelu'
Song" Spring Birds - chorus Of little
0ratorica Efforts, by Masters C. Hun