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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
WARD-MEETIhG GS.
Convention Delegates and Committee Meu-
bcTs 20 De Elected en- tue 2iih.

Convention Delegates and Committee Nem-
bcrs TO be Elected eu tue 2ith.
The Democratic City Committee met last
night-George II. Poindexter. Esq, the
superintendent, in the chair, and present
the following other members: MesSrs.
George +. Burgess, John ID. whitehead,
Philip O'Neill, George Gibson, Jr., l.. c.
Figg. j. W. Maury. q. McD. Blake, IL. VI.
Smith, Jr., T.. q. Leigh, Jr., Robert Me-
Carly, John L. H,nkins, and G. +. Hill
The resignation Of AIr. George +. Burch,
on account Of continued sickness, was re-
ceiyed ana accepted.
Mr.. Burch is now at the Rockbridge
Alum Springs.
Thb absence OF Colonel John Il. Cary was
excused on account OF another engage
ment, and Mr.. W. j. Epps because OF sick
ness.
IL was resolved that ward-meetinSs be
held on the night OF July oath Thursday
10 elect delegates TO the Convention TO
nominate congressman; also, at the same
time to elect a new City Committee TO serve
for two years.
Each ward elects five members OF the
committee. The apportionment OF each
wards delegates TO the Convention will be
announced hereafter.
Adjourned.
Jefferson Ward Democratic Club will
meet al Old Market Hall tonight At :
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
pio-Sic-Jury Drawn Tor Richmond-Bascs
Ball-NuSical-City Council !

rio-Sic-Jury Drawn Tor RichmOnd-Bascs
BalI-Musical-City Council. i
The annual picnic Of the Bainbridg,.
Street Baptist church took place ut Bot
Air Yesterday. The train Of six weil-1leA
coaches left the Manchester depot about
S:40 a. NJ, and after twenty minutes rid;
landed the occupants on the pic-ni /
grounds. A number u other persons wens
up on the tram ut / O'Clock, and many Is
bUgCics in the afternoon. The grounds
are in n fine condition, and much improve
since last ycar-nice new houses and othCf
improvements that aGd to this pleasant
summer and picnic resort. The day was
highly ENJOYABLE to both the young and
older People, each having games, &c, with
which 10 ~ Use themselves. The cXcur.
sionl,ts returned about L. NJ, all PLEASED,
and no accidents.
The following jury has been drawn
from here 10 try the damage suit o. Clarke
rs. The City Of Richmond to-day: :. G.,
l.. ". Wcisigcr, Thongs VI. Findey.
John A. Vaughan, Il. N.Uwen, Anderson
Moore, Il. B. W. Bcattic, \. Reams, 4. c.,
Harding, and j. G. Sneliings.
There was q match game Of baseball
played here yesterday between the Mans
ch,sters and Clippers. The game pro-
grcSscd to the seventh inning decidedly in
favor Of the ManchoStcr,, when the Clip
pcrs kicked against -lr. Wiunie's 0ht-
umpirc'>) decisions. an1 refused to play
further, 50 The game was crded III six in
nirgs. wi-h the score II 10 ) against the
Clippers.
TIE Musical and Dramatic Association
had rehearsal last night preparatory to a
concert 70 be given FRIDAY night.
Mayor Taylor disposed Of several ordi-
nance violations and unimporiant cases yes
tcTday.
The regular monthly meeting Of the City
Council will be leld Friday night at 5
O'Clock.
There will lie the usual services at the
city churches tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
HAHP TON.
District Conrerence-struck By Lightning.


District Conrerenee-Srack BIZ Lightning.
(Correspondenes OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
JULY s, 1884.
The Methodist Conference for the Nor
folk district Is now in session here. about
forty delegates being in attendance. Bishop
Pierce was expected to preside. but was
detained by sickness. The following teIe-
gram has been sent to him by the Confer
ence:
HAMPTON, Va, July s, 1884.
Bishop George f. Pierce. Sparta. Ga:
The District Conference hears with deep
sympathy and sorrow Of your sickness,
and prays for your speedy recovery.
W. +. JUDKINs,
j. ID. BLACKWELL.
The opening sermon was preached blythe
venerable DR.. l.. Rosser.
The house OF Mr.. John Clark, Jr., at
Fox Hill, was struck by lightning on Sum
day afternoon. The chimney was knocked
down and a child slightly stunned. The
house was considerably damaged.
A colored man named Banks assaulted
Postmaster Thornett. Of the Soldiers
Home. on Queen street, on Saturday night.
He was given sixty days in Jail on yester-
day. HAxPT0N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
BOTETOURT COUNTY.
4 JOlliflcatiOn at JacksOn-Case Preseuta-
tions-Lady Run Over and Killed.

iiOns-Lady Run Over and KILLED.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JACKSON, July 8, 1854.
This usually quiet hamlet was the scene
OF great excitement to-day by reason OF a
general iOlliicstiOn, gotten up 10 celebrate
the completion Of the two county bridges
which the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road has constructed over the James at
Jackson ard Eagle Rock. In considers-
ton OF The sum OF $1,000, received from
The county in the way Of eXtingtlishmslt
of four years faxes, the company has put
Up these bridges at q total cost, | am told.
Of a sum much greater, expecting 10 be re-
munerGted in the increased extension Of
its business.
The bridges are substantial structures,
several feet above the highest water mark
so far recorded. For their services in the
prosecution Of the enterprise handsome
gold-hCaded canes were presented to-day
to Mr. Walter johnson and Mr.. A. T.
BOOse. Appropriate speeches were made
by judge Allen, hr. johnson, and Captain
j. II. FigSstt. About $500 people wero
present. A great deal OF eating and drink
ing was done. The day was unusually
warm, and everybody seemed very greatly
to enjoy his or herself and everybody else.
Toward the close Of the day, however,
very sad accident occurred near Salisbury,
few miles above. A Miss Reed. an
elderly maiden lady Of that neigbborhood,
was run over by an excursion train and
instantly killed. she was walking on the
track. and being very deaf did not ae4r the
whistle. II was impossible to check the
train IN time to save her lie.
The Unprecedented wet weather con-
Times. do not think more than five per
cent. Of the wheat has so far been injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
COLORED PRESS.
The National Association in Session H.ee
IeSferday.

Yesterday.
The National Coorpd Press Associqtian
Of The United States met In this city yet-
terday at 1890 z. NJ. At the Third-Strest
African Methodist Episcopal church.
On motion Of Samuel o. Williams. OF tls,
Philadelphia Pilot, General T. Morris, II
Chester, Pa, was made temporary ciait-
man, and the meeting was opened ts'
prayer by Il. G. o. Benjamin.
a motion to appoint a committee 10 prs.
pare an address was adopted. as follows:
II. Price Williams, Professor ID. N. Va9.
sar, +. A. Randolph, Il. c. o. Benjamils
and W. w. Evans. Z
On motion, a recess was taken till |,
O'Clock.
The following members Of the AsSocia.
tion answered 10 their names when tb.
Convention re5s-cmblrd at 4 Z. NJ: r. 4
Chiles, Richmond Herald ?. c. q. BEN
iamin, Progressive imeTicdn, New York;
q. NJ. Stewart, Virginia Star E. A. Ran.
dolph, Planet; K. T.. Fleet, Louisville
(Ky.) Bulletin; III. =. Williams. Phila,
delphia Pilot; ID. n. Vassar, Bdpti<
Companion, Norfolk; w. A. Hawking
Baltimore Indicator; W. W. EvanS
Southern Tribune; s. j. Sutton. Peopl,'s
-iNA'Ntt'- W 'fnFilii4f-t'Ais iAs lie -hiuNiNAA.
AtriCGn Mission Rev. Mr.. Hunter, Nefito,
dist, Baltimore; General r. Morris Chest
ter, Udd-f ci0US' Gazette. Harl isburg. Pa. !.
W. J. IiainliE, Stauntou (Va.) Critic; and
:. A. King, san Francisco [Cal.) E'cyat0r.
The meeting proceeded to elect officers
Mr.. Chester in the chair-with the folowr
ing result: II. j. Williams, Philadelphk
president; o. NJ. Stewart, Richmond, vic,f
president; &. +. Bragg. secretary; and
Miss Patton, Of Nashville, Tenn, assistant
secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed a com,
mittec Of three TO name seven members "a
the Executive Committee for the ensuing
year. The committee retired. and rS
turned soon with the following names AZ
the Executive Committee. which was unan.
imously adopted John w. Cromwell,
". J. Simmons. y. +. Tanner. Il. Morris
+. a. Randolph, \. Il. Countee, and J. @,
Dabncy.
On motion, the Association adjourned q
meet again this morning at . O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
KING AND QUEEN.
Democratic Mass-NIeeting- Delegates TO the
Disirici InnNrnIinn.

Democratic Mass-Meeting- Delegates to the
District Convention.
Pursuant TO call, the Democratic party
OF King and Queen county assembled in
mass-mceting at the courthouse on july
30. Chairman W. A. Saunders called the
meeting to order. DR.. john Bagby was
chosen temporary chairman and 7. j. Clu-
yerises secretary. On motion, Il committee
was appointed to select officers. The COM
mittec reported as iOllswS: For chairman,
W. A. Saunders; Executive Committee:
New Town district-W. X. Broaddus, W.
II. Walker, and DR.. John Bagby; Stones
vile district-Dr. n. u. Hintz, A. III. Eu-
bank, and William +. Bagby; Beuna Vista
dstrict-Dr. A. G.. Grubbs, J. W. MarstOn,
aud W. J. Leigh; delegates az large to Tap
pahannock Convention, Captain y. B.
Street; alternate, Colonel L. Is. Montague.
The following resolution was unan-
mously adopted:
ReSOiUed, That we, the Democratic party
OF King and Queen in convention assem-
bled, present TO the Democracy OF the First
congressional district our distinguished
man Henry X. Pollard as the stand
ard.bearer Of our party in the coming eec-
ton this fall. JOHN BAGBY, Chairman.
I. j. ChUeriseS, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
CANDIDATES F0R OFFICE.

BrLLEFIELD, SeTrOWAY CoUSrN,t
JENNINGS OkDlNAHh 20 J. June 20, 1857
r. the Voters one FoWta Congressional Die
trictoI PIrgt,ttd:
10 Uss the rtsh nt ny agod ;Aiher thtt should
be elected the representative OF this district for
easons that will ne Of yrest bcaeh b y0u and ~
the whole people ~ this state. Nhlch VII DC made
Known to yom hereafter. ! thercfDre ask The sap
port of ali citizans who deiirc the laws enfyrced
and the saUctity OF o sabbath observed In All our
public af.irs. The history " ILLS district Is
remarkable one, and We have important duties
before us which VIC must meet Tx men.
jyg-lts 4. +. ChAMBLtSS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
a 0uaIkcr Gun.

Commodore John +. Mayer, Of the Old
Dominion Fishing and Yacht Club, has re-
ceived the following letter, dated July 3D.,
from Mr.. c. L. Allen, Of the Second Pres
byterian Fishing Club Of Philadelphia ::
1--WE have this day shipped to your address
one Quaker gun-same patent as our own
which we desire TO present to your club as
an evidence OF the good feeling entertained
by our members TO fishermen the world
over, and the Old Dominion In particular.
The Old Dominion Fishing and Yacht
Gentlemen are very much delighted at this
token Of esteem. and yesterday went down
TO the Old Dominion wharf, and inspected
their present with great interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09

lie Is a son oil the Hon. wiIIoughby Ner.
ton, OF Wesimoreland. and llasalways WORK.
ca IN the diocese OF Virginia. His preseiii
charge Is It. Luke's church, Norfolk, whlfh
Was when Dr.. Newton took charge Of Il,
comparatively new. but under his able all.
minisiralion II has increased In power and
popularity TO great extent Of prominence.
DIR. Newton Is in the prime OF lie. beiae
only about forty years Of age. He will &c
cordially welcomed here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
EDUCATIONAL.

AlISS ANN NETTE SCllENCRS
YOI,NG LADIES AND CHILDREN 4 east fIf-
ty-eisAth street. New York (faeing Centrsl Ptrkh
viii opes OCTOBER lsr. kiuderssFtcn. PRIV
ry and Collegiate course. Circulars on appitca-
ton. References: Bishop stephen, ot P0nusyl-
yAnia; Hon. william ~. kyGrts Non. Edwards
Pierr~ront and Judgc Barrrtt supreme Court,
New York; Bishop Litiis john aud Rev. Noah
Hunt Sehenck, ID. ID, Brooklyn, oicuectl u. a..
srh,nrL MasliugtOn, -. &. ~ p-NN~a3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
Rurnmnr GuiIio.HOOX

Mr.. VI. Slaughter. the shrewd.sighted
eor crai passenger agent Of the Virginia
and Ccr0liuas Associated railways, HIS
sent out lGndsomely-prlnted and unusu-
ally-mtero sting summer GuideBOok, with
Illustrations Of the various points Of inter-
ct along the line Of the roads in Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, and GeOr-
gia. The book is full OF valuable in'orma-
ton TO the travelling public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
EOliCe COIlri-

Robert Freeman (colored) was fined Gl0
for using city water without paying for the
same.
G.. II. Jones (colored) was fined $40 for
fast and reckless driving on the street.
Edward Allen, Tom Clarke, Edward
Evans. and Tom Tabb, cOlorcd boys, were
fined 81 each for disorderly conduct on the
CfpClf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

fTTON A co. commissioners sale detached
: fame dvelling on Washington street near me
Z cLanicsyille turnpike, st Pm.
JiRMAN TCPPER, seven framed tenemens on
Moore street, between Gilmer anu orAna IA
, streets, at +. NJ.
Z "A 1--WE a cO.. trustees sale small fra ne
: dwe,lin. tioi. vest side second between Esd"
ersI and Couits ,treets, at $50 r Ne
.St HMoND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ lorses' mu' 81
Z nyIles. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
Seized by the United states Msrshai.
IHv feieSranh 20 The Disnatch.i

PETERsBuRG, VA, July S.-The store oi
Patterson, MADISON 4 Co., one Of the largest
wholesale grocery firms IN this city, was
closed this afternoon by United states
Marshal Hughes. The firm made COM
promise few weeks ago, Offering to pay
their creditors iifty cents on the dollar,
which Fink Brothers Il Co.. o' Baltimore,
one OF the firms ereditors, refused TO accept.
Being non-residents OF the state. they
brought an action through the United
States Court 10 recover the amount due 10
them. An injunction against the hrn was
made returnsble before Judge Hughes on
Friday. The liabilities OF the firm are
$4,000; assets, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
Sudden Dcafhs.

Isaac Jeuney (coloredl. living at 110 west
Clay street. died suddenly last night at $50
O'Clock. The body was viewed by Coroner
TAYLOR. Death was from brain-disclsc.
Harriet Allen (coored). living on Baker
street near Baker school. died suddenly At
3 O'Clock 7. N. yesterday. DR.. Taylor
viewed the body and pronounced the cause
OF death heart-disessc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
HANPToN, Va. July s, 1884
LIBERTY.
Seriously Injured by Failing from a Wagon.

Seriously Injured BY Failing from Wagon.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
July I. 1884.
MISS Sallie Board. daughter Of DR.. c. A.
Board, while stepping from Jersey wagon
to the street this afternoon, caught her
dress upon the break and fell. striking her
head violently against the curb-stone. She
was unconscious for some time, and at Q
O'Clock tonight the physician cannot de
tsrmine the degree Of injury. r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
CWARTHM0RE COLLEGE,
FOR DOrH SEXES.

Under carr of members of the Religious society
OF Friends. Thirty minutes nom ErOid--tr,et
stxlion. FULL COLLEGE COGRSES-tlassical.
Scientific, and Literary. Also. PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. Location unsurpassed for hcalthful-
ness. Extensive grounds, new and costly buili-
ing. and apparatus. Academic year commences
ninth montlI-SI PTEABEk ., 1854. Apply
earlV tO ensure admission. For catalogue ani I;li
particulars address
EDWARD n. MAGlLI, A. W.. ProgIieut,
isl7-sm swarthm0re, Delaware county, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
IfecfOr Called.

The vestry Of Monumental church al
their last meeting agreed 20 extend a call 10
Rev. j. b. Newton, NJ. D., OF Norfolk, to
OIL the vacancy now existing In the rector
ship OF their church.
DR.. Newton graduated In medicine frs'.
and afterwards studied for the ministry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
~oeinn
ISLAND. VA.

9ur ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA
Tho finest and safest errf b,hlns. ocssss-' e"1"-
-, ,,,I .bari ashlug and snlpc sh"CuNE, 40 -
,r.tn.s. - rrr day, ti2 p,r week. sto ps'
uCrfh. -, - N-,-f,u bv st~afury
,...,,t', IN Cherrvsfonc every EpNlpNi i
NrpNFsDIY. ana FRIDAY. The Ba,tiIaoro
~ defamation steamers make close connection
~,ih iSc Northampton. ilote! bhNh'iSh' T. ~
ptshurh. address - cp,uy
a. f.NL - - =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09

Mr. Franklin II. North. author OF the
N cent article In the Century on "Sailors
S,iug Harbor," has written for the August
X. Nicholas an account OF the Central
Park sheep and their four-iooted guardian.
tse Scotch collie-dog "Shep.' The payer
1, illustrated chiefly by j. A. Monks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
0fr,or Games.

TBy ie'cRraDh 70 Inc DlbITIch.T
Cincinnati: CincilnatiS, 10; Brook
lyn, 4.
Cleveland: BoStons, 10; Cleyelands. l.
Columbus: Columbus. s.; Athletics, 3.
Louisville: LouSyiilcS, !; Baltimore, s.
st. Louis: Allegheny, (; st. LOUIS, I.
Chicago: New York, II; Chicago, 8.
Toledo: Toledos, 3; MetropOlitans, 3.
Detroit: Philadelphia, IL; Detroit, 4.
Butlalo: Providence. 6: Buffalo, ).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09

i CLOsIsG-oUT SALE or PAINTERS AND
ARTISTS MATERIALS, consisting OF Lewis's
White Lead, s6.25 per hundred pounds; Pure
Putty, e2.25 per hundred ponds; Colors m OH.
Dry Cslors. Mineral PaiRts. Cxlsomine. Clues,
yaruishes, Dryers, Brushes, Wtndow-tilass, Air-
rors, Windsor and SewtOn's on and Water
Colors. below cost IN order u close out In thirty
days. Ten-horss-power Engine and twelye-hJrse-
power Boiler, good as new. for sale cheap.
n. l.. MIGAND.
~ elm 73O east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09

; HORsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE A. A REFRl-
dERANT Drink IN FEvERs.-Dr. &. Ii. >.
layis, Meriden, Conn, says: nave useu
i as pleasant and cooling drink In feVer.;
dad have been very much pleased win II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
VO BE CONTINUED.

Having not yet perfected Arrangement. for onr
Trade sale, we will continue " sell at RETAIL
til further notice
We have some Of those ELEGANT SERGE
SUITS, in Black. Blue and Gray, " it big men, at
sll.
Mothers, bring your little on1 TO our store. We
have about
100 SUITS, costing us $3.50, %, and sS.3O-we
will give you your choic. atf1.75;
90 SUITS, costing s5, So, and s7-your cho,oe OF
theec Al $3.50.
They are only in small siDes, from four Io ak
years old.
good assortment OF
CASHMERE WORsTED. AND FLANNEL.
SUITS,
regular siDes, We viii sol at se a suItbelow COST
large line OF
FINE PASTALo0ss. way below cost.
will sacrifice GOODS during the c0ning
week 10 cash buyers.
A. n. KELLEY. Trussee OF
U6 hisht Store, ola Main srocs.
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uowitxers, Eneampment.

A detail Of the Howitzers with two guns
eft by steamer Yesterday for the camp
grounds at Ocean View. The company
will 90 tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
WHOLE NUMBER, 1890
srMnER nrsoRrs.

w ANTED. BOARDERS IN Tnb
w M0JNTAINS-MAN>iO HOUSE, Nc. NC.
newell, Highland conaty. Va. opeo Tor beatuerc
JTNf 10. lSS4. This place presents ula"' ~ ~
Ireetcus for ipvalids ana pleSsnrc.scyN,,tss VI
naie delightful and cYceedt1rly hcNiilIu,. 0v.u c1
~ grand ana beautiful. Norntsin srys,ns en"ru ~
o,ogsurc in 6slhng. Ratilc.aeid ot mcdowell az
mot IL ght Of the lpotei. hac tas,Y ~ 49,, 49,
Spfinr convenient, whose waters M nl.niN 49,
reiai 10 iayallds. DAILY maH. scepnl ~,
coed, Satisfaction gmrspioco. Terms ~ PI
week S2a per moBih II t~enty-e'f"' "'''' w
'"''u'' iN''N"'''' }. n. RRAWSGAW
owner aud prOprctnr,
-, -, Mcdowell, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
late weather Report.

Especial telegram In the Dispstch.I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 9-l:@ A. W.
For the Middle Atlintic States, fair
weather, winds becoming variable, slight
ri.e IN temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, iair
weather. variable winds. generally from the
east, stationary temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
$1,000 WILL BE PAID TO ANY
ONE who will ind particle OF
MERCURY, Potash, IODINE. ARSENIC.
or any poisonous substance in
swIFT's SPECIFIC.

-Ihaye cured B,ood-Tsint by the use Of swif!s
specific after had most signsliy failed With tho
Mercury aud Potash treatment"
\. A. T0oMER, n. d.. Perry. Ca
- ~svift's speciae has cured me OF serofula of
twelve years standing. Had sores ~ large a. my
hand, aud every one thought was doomed. svift's
specific cured me after physicians and all other
medicine had fallec."
Il. l.. HIGH, Lonoke, Ark.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS would not puf.
chase from me what swift's SPECIFIC has done for
me. II cured me Of Rheumatism caused by naa-
laha. ARCHIE THOMAS.
Springfield, Tenn.
Our Treatise on Blood aud skin-Disesses mail-
VI bee to applicants
THE SWIFT sPEclFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca
New York once, l59 vest Twenty-third street,
ssiwesn mxth and seventh avenues. PhiisdelphlA
once. l205 Chestnut street. y6-fw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
SAVED HEX LIFE.
RIDGE. MclNrOeII INnIt,..,.,.

RIDGE, MclSTosH COUNTY. GA.
Or, ;. Brddfeld: Dear sir,--I have taken sev-
eTal bottles Of your Female Regulator for diseases
Of sixteen years standing, and | REALLY BEIdsyg
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my heartfelt thanks and most profound gratitude
I know your medicine saved my life. so you SOC
cannot speak too highly In its favor. have
recommended It to several OF my friend. who a1,c
suffering as was.
Yours very respectfully
Mas W. l. srEGBIYs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
Contending Councils.

Special telegram 70 the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, July s, 1884.
Both the Resdjuster and Democratic se-
lect Councils met tonight. The Read ust-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09

ers refuse to vacate, and have secured
counsel In Richmond to take the matter
before the Court Of Appeals, on the ground
that they were elected for four years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09

Treatise on the Health and Happiness Of Woman
mailed free to any address.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box 20, Atlanta, Ga
fjc 1O-dlw&wl1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09

Tlleinio....... TSlinihs.o'... / Q o 0 3 Q 0 0
Earned ruD6-Nirgiuias. !; NilminFtons. l.
TWo-ba6' hits-Nolan. Bastlln. Thue-blsc hits-
Lynch. Jchustou. left Oh bases Wilmngtpns,
. Nirglnias. Q. Double plnys-N. Dugan and
Powell. sIruck on, W llmingions, I NirginlIs
13. Bases on h2ll.-Nirginlas, 9. Passed ealls-
Dugan, =. Time Of game. Two hOurs aud twenty
minutes Umpire, Mr. Bradley. Scorer, IL. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-09
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