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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13
Go and See the Map.

Joe Bleakley is proud of new map
which he purchased from NJ. w. Pratt
for use in the Clerks office. The funds
We're raised by private subscription
and small fee will be charged for
inspection. In this way u fund can be
raised which will enable him to pay a
monthly dividend on the investment.
The subscribers have formed a joint
stock association which is very close
corporation. d. II. McNett is Presi-
dent, r. E. Doren IL Vice President,
and j. w. Bleakley is Secretary and
Treasurer. The remaining stock
boiler was appointed a committee to
examine accounts and make such alter.
ations on the map as natural or polili-
cal commissions may render necessary.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13
Dancing school.

Professor a. G. Glenn has opened a
dancing school at Sutton Hall and is
prepared TO give lessons in all branches
of the business. Ladies' class on Tues.
day afternoons from, l to A.; gentle
mems class on Tuesday evenings from
7 to 8; cbildrep's class on Saturday
afternoons from to4. Terms: Child
rem, so cents per lesson; adults, 70
cents per lesson, Social dance every
Saturday evening from s to II. Spe.
cial attention given to children, Pri.
vatc lessons given if desired, y
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13
County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners
met on Monday morning. Present,
Commissioners d. II. MeNett and r.
Z. Doren, j. w. Bleakley, Clerk, and
d. j, Lewis, District Attorney,
The reports of the following officers
were examined and approved; j. w.
Bleakley, County Clerk; d. j. Robb,
Sheriff, F, II. Rice, Auditor; II. G..
Whipple, j. p, Township No. 4;
Thomas b. Pritchard, j. p, Township
No. 81; w. A. Hawthorne, j. P, of
Township No. 90
The resignation of II. G. Whipple,
j, p of Township No. 4, was received
and accepted.
The insurance policy for 100000
from the Phoenix Insurance Company,
of Brooklyn, was received and placed
in the keeping of the County
Treasurer.
County Auditor Rice submitted his
statement of the condition of the
county funds:
AUDITORS BALANCE SHEET. FEBRUARY 1, 1884.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13
County Nvarranis.

| will pay the highest price for
county warrants until further notice.
Send your warrants to me and YOU
will receive your money by return
express. G. NovAcovIcH.
Aurora, New, Dec, %, 1888.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13
Tailor.

G. Friedlander, the well known
tailor, has come down from Bodie and
for the present, has his headquarters
at Charley Kimball's, where all orders
for work in his line will receive prompt
attention.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13

Mrs. M. E. Sickles is prepared tc
receive pupils at her private school.
Her experience and ability, combined
with close attention to the capabilities
of her pupils, viii insure satisfaction
to parents, Terms 81 per week =
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13
The Lake View House.

j. L. Stoner calls attention to the
Lake View House and to the rates per
week, day or meal. He also notifies
those indebted to him that it will be
money saved to settle quickly. See his
card.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13
The First Day in School.

Teacher TO new pupil)-"Wha dis
covered American"
N. P" Judge Hawthorne"
t. somewhat surprised" Perhaps
you can tell me who is President of
the United States?' tr
N. P" Governor Kinkead."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13
s1s, 100 SO $1S,109 SO

S1s,109 80 $500 SO
The Sheriff and Clerk, for the pur-
pose of testing point in the salary
law, refused to pay into the Treasury
such fees collected by them as are by
law apportioned to the Salary Fund.
They took the ground that the law
provides that their salaries shall be
paid during each year in twelve
monthly installments, and that they
have right to withhold certain fees
collected by them until final settle
ment be made, when the amount so
withheld is properly chargeable
against the amount due for salary. In
other words, that they have Il lien on
certain fees to the amount of their
salaries, and that they have right to
regard the salaries as On Offset against
the fees in accounting to the county.
The Sheriff gave notice that the
money was ready as soon as the point
is decided.
TUESDAY, February 18th.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Nc EFT and Doren.
The District Attorney was instructed
TO begin proceedings to compel delin-
quent county officers to pay into the
Treasury, fees collected by them.
The report of The District Attorney
was received and approved.
The Sheriff announced that, having
taken advice on the subject of fees, he
had concluded TO withdraw from his
position on the question of fees, and
presented Treasurer's receipt for the
amount.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13
Copper Quotations.

The following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets
Ingot-Lake, 15B@154c; Baltimore
Standard, 14a1c " Ii. I" -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13
nIusic Teaching.

Miss Jessie Todman, next to the
BULLETIN Office, is prepared to givein
strucion on the piano. Terms, So per
month, with use of instrument for
practice.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-13
A Masonic Circular.

A circular has been issued from the
Orient of San Francisco, signed by the
Inspectors. General of the Thirty-third
Degree of the Scottish Rites of
Masonry, in which it is claimed that
certain Sacramento Masons are con.
fcrring Degi ces In Masonry which are
bogus, and without lawful authority
of the Order. The parties referred to
claim that they have full power and
authority to do that which they are
doing, and propose to issue an answer
TO the denuuciatoly circular issued
from San Francisco in which they will
give reasons for the faith which is in
them. 1t will be better in the mean
time for aspirants for Masonic advance
ment to wait with patience until they
can take the usual course.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-03-28
THE FARMERS WIFE.

Your literary tribunal may not award
the prize to the following poem, but
the author claims for iu that ii is true
to Nature and as good rs Tcnnyson's S
the punctuation, for if you omi, the
comma in the first line Of verse 2 YOU
will make my heroine "milh her COW
itom the topmOst honyh.' SO, now.
here we 90. B.
Ga the farmers wife his y toilsomc
life.
She rises with the sun,
And works with a will, no: stops She
Her daily labor's done.
But, tho toll she may, for The liyc-lony
day,
Her heart is light and gay;
For tn farmer, her pride, whatever
bctidc
Is true to her as uay.
As She milks her COW, from tOpmOst
bough
a blackbird grccts her ears,
While the lambkin's bleat, so plantivc
and sweet,
Cheats time OF many tears
In the air ;.lOft, mclodiOus and soft,
The ]ark's pure strain is sung;
Tho it charms her soul, more dear the
whole
Is tn truthful farmers tongue.
Aud well we do know, wherever they
go,
Their hearts from guile are free;
And if toll they must for their daily
crust,
They'll work mutually.
lie will plough the soil, she will bake
and boil
The falmer and his wife,
lie will reap and NOW, she will spi',
and sew;
Thus journey they through life
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-03-28
La" Relating to Drainage in Car-
tain Counties.

'he oeha'e ana House OF Repre-
scntatives Of the State Of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the au-
thoSity of the same, that:
All land owners, and all persons
having lands leased for a term of
one or more years, Of the Counties
OF Anderson, Beaufort, Chester,
Greenville, Oconcc, Union, Fair
field, Laurens, Pickcns, Newbcrrv,
(exccpt Broad, Euorec, Tygcr,
Saluda and Little Rivers in said
Countless and Abbovillc (cxcept
Hard Labor and Wilson'S Greeks
in said County) Shall remove from
the running streams ofwater upon
their lands or the lands in their
possession all trash, trees, RATS
and timber during the months of
March and September in each
Any person convicted of viola
ting the foregoing Section shall be
deemed guilty Of q misdemeanor,
and shall be punished by a fine Of
not less than five nor more than 1it-
ty dollars, or be imprisoned not
less than ten nor more than thirty
days, in the discretion Of the Court
before which the ease may be
tried.
1t shall be the du y Of the Couu-
ty Commissioners Of the Counties
herein named to see the provisions
Of the above Sections complied
with and in case of neglect or re-
fusal on the part Of any Landowner
or persons having land leased for
a. term ofonc or more years to COM
ply with its requirements, the said
! County Commissioners shall, upon
complaint being made to them by
any landowner orrenter interested
in the enforcement Of the provis-
ion Of said Section, notify such
landowner or lessee TO proceed
within fifteen days to comply there
with, and upon failure to do so the
said County Commissioners shall
indict, or cause the said landowner
or lessee SO negIecting or refusing
to be indicted, under the provis-
ions Of said Sections.
In the Senate House, the TWEEN
ty-first day Of December, in the
year Of our Lord 1888.
j. G.. SHEPPARD.
President Of the Senate.
JAMES SIMONS,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
Approved Dee. 22d, A. ID. 1888.
HUGH S. THOMPSON,
Governor.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-03-28
Etiqnstte for Mn.

Doxkt weary.cIathe thNt attract
attention, either from their being
too much out of fashion or too
much in it. Notice the prevailing
style OF hats, clothes and shoes and
see that yours accord with it. A
gentleman is well dressed when
there is nothing noticeable about
his attire.
Don't wear business clothes to
all afternoon reception or a dinner
IN the evening. Always put on a
black coat for afternoon and wear
a dress suitfor dinner and ut even
ing.
Don't wear a white tie with any
thing but dress suit, and don't
wear at any time a gauly cravat.
One of dark or low toned colors is
generally preferable. Rich white
Lord Stanley cravats can be worn
with a dark Prince Albert or cut
away coat in spring or summer.
Aon't wear 4, lls>saa, sias!e la.
mond in your shirt front at any
time, or diamond studs in any way
noticeable for size. Small cats
eye studs are sometimes worn with
a dress suit, but small plain gold
ones are preferred.
Don't wear much jewcIry at any
time
Don't smoke in the presence OF
ladies.
Always remove your cigas when
bowing to a lady, and it is even
more polite to throw it away when
so doing. 1t is even questionable
taste for gentleman to smoke in
the streets at any time.
Don't bow to lady until she
has bowed to you.
This rule Of course, admits of
modification in certain cases of re-
lationship Or acquaintance when
the lady evidently does not, from
some cause, recognize the gentle
man.
Don't shake hands with lady
on your first introduction TO her.
nor afterwards, unless she first G.
vinces a desire to do so.
Don't cal! on a lady unless YOU
have obtained permission to do so.
! Don't make your calls or visits
too long. Madam Recamier once
said that zone hour was all she
granted to the agreeable of men,
and that she could stand nobody
,lOnger than that. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
The Opeu.Air Concert.

A announced by the programme, tl,ere
was an open-air concert on the City-iIall
lot q, the time Of the day fireworks. The
soldicrs'.Il Home Hand. Captain ID. Leayey.
took their stand in front OF Ford's Hotel
al 2:S0 i. NJ. and gave the following pro-
grammc In their usual finished style /.
Ye Ancients' March, by Reeves. >. soith'
ern Melodies, by Contcrna. 3. selections
from the Daughter of the Regimen
Missud. 1. 'Nive lcArmy." quadiil'e--
Mls.ud. ). Agnes, polka (,olo clarinet
by Robinson.
Also clock the Roanoke Band. twenty
live strong, in their handsome uniforms,
came marching through Capitol square
playIng a soul.stirrmg march. They were
siyen position by the committee on The
speaker stand, where they rendered the
following programme: l. March. Perfee-
tipn-B -Buins. =. Overture. siiyery Bells--
seblcppergrel. .. Medley Selections, Me-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
CFRTIYl,ATTs.

Thisisio certify that haa q Very b.i pl acc nm
acr nv ricHi eve. which eNtcudcd through from
%. uf. !de % The ineidt, aaf 70 was worse nh Tho
~. .lac tlau 10 wf- uc outside. and almost int
TO siiir r., tie rrri"r 10 tft1t ~. y was ot ihr'r
yclrs sftnding. 1ni was nrouuuuoc4 hv several ui
trt best DOCTOR nf ii~ CiN a- ciucer of the bono,
and Va. treated as a.. u n} them, bat without
doing me any gutd. Having h,trd Of Dr. N.G
" oiiard. I thought I would Try lm. aud J can
shes rfuiiv nay thai att about four weeks treat
ntnf la~t WATER. I am tniir'iy well. and have
hftn for .tNrrai months. m, treatment W, SO
siiid ihai dii not have g. i1s' fuV tune from my
Iasine... And can chrrrfMS recommend an
Iors0ns io In. \. e. Wo'lsrd'. Treatment iOI can
rsrf mud similar diseases.
an. most r..psctfiily.
". /tEriNHNfN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

pr. 4. G.. Woilard is = member % my pastor ]
slisi Sc IN this ciiN. iic T. Christina gentleman
Of BuiWItac he'd character. ani commands the Re-
spcci and cDn6dcntc of our people. 10 curing
cancer, which be makes his specially Dr. Wollard
has met with remarkable success. ana nave no
doubt that Ia every cisc prcscuitd tai his lrcti-
mtnf be- wilt give % cBudin and trutwnffhY Opiu-
iou Dr. Molard has CO riihcale- iroin centemcn
81 Ibis city and of other places 81 tic very high
ssi character tCstifytug 10 bi- surc's-, ,,,,.-,,
=. LAMBETH
Hl-ln, llaA. slrr.- VI. 4. nl-IcM. South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
CLEVELAND Salutea.

At the meeting vico-President Joha n.
Higgins offered TIE following, wh'eh was
unanimously adopted, and af'etw.ris cent
TO Governor Cleveland at Albany. n. ";
10 MS Exceliency Grocer Cleoelend:
The Democrats OF the Old Dominion. IN
mass.meeiing assembled. with rcsrecnui
salutatious greet you as the Presidente,sct
OF the United States. who will do no az
credit TO the proudest name that ever non
ored the post or was ever honored by u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

tsDr. 4 Moilard's advertisements 70 10 other
sections of tie country where hc iS stranger. l
tlc pitaSuFc IN ptriofInfug The dgty io OF ouF
suiTous I'm - ying he Is gentleman of high moral
character. hc bas lived her many YEARS, and bis
IefsDUal dcporlmcnt has hccn fucn ~ 20 VIII the
eenfdcncc Of those Sith whom he las mad inter
sCHfse.
Fts trivaic and personal reputation Il without
va Toach. His succtss Ia practice wtH b. his
,oucRer In Eis professional line.
We. CARhlNGTON. Mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

an the men 10 oil the States are safe and sc-
eurc. Let rs jo,ce, for the dav star of
thc south Eas risen, and the shadows Will
coon pass away bs,ore the approaching
light. With aIl my heart, although absent,
] rejoice with you.
with highest personal regards to you
and your committee, aud with profound
appreciation Of the honor conferred. am
yours. very truly, DAVID :. iiESxEL.
Letters were also received from Hon.
Edmund Pendlstoo. Of LcxiDgtoni Mr..
Ham Shepherd, OF Fauqnicr; W. Is.
Lynch, OF Loudoun: r. N Jordan. SUPER
intendent OF the Democratic party OF Dan
vile, aud J. III. II. Figgat, Esq. OF bote-
tourt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
Ilorsr or RErnnsrvrArINrs.

WttnINii TUN, y. q, JuHc Z, Itr@.
l have Known Dr. 4. g.. wollrd frr several
wears, ard take plgasurc in tly.nT tliat nc -
tpown In Richmond. where he has resided aud
rtaeuced his pfoie. ston t"T mauf years as en-
r.man al ungr C-tloncd character gnd a. worthy
ssd estimatle citi4Cn. - .
GEORGE -. WISE. VI. G..
Ihlrd Inngra-.lnllal Di.tflct af NIIgllIa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
Aus. SARAH TAYLOR.


1hls i- 60 certify that WITS great sufferer from
cancer on my lover ~, which covered two thirds
al the Up. II drst made 70 appearance Houi iiN'
yoare ago. had some vcIy eminent physicians To
Vricflcc ou 10. hut e. uoEfaii Hey G~onounccd
II cancer. then applied g. Dr. h.b. Mo.lari. of
Rirhmond. Va. Iie undertook ms case. .iud after
about three months treatment ne cancer came
cut a. q the place, healed up. I cau most cheer
fui'y recommend The Doctor o. lil -uhrr r.
Yours r,suectfuiiy, Y. Gt-TiEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
CANCERS. TuNoRs, cATARRn, AND ALI
DISEASES or THE sklS CUakD.
rmE KNIFE is NOT Used ~ ANY CASE
WHATEVER.


pr. BrNNFTT, President Randolph Macon Col
kfc. Ash aud. Va.
Gts. ALENtsDTB BROWN, pastor of Methodist
% urch, banNillC, Va
Rev. r. \. PETERSON. pastor Centenary NCtho-
.ilst eAnrcn, Richmond, Va.
btN. ,. NJ ANpFESON, Norfolk, Va.
Rev. ". &. SfHAEFFEg, pastor fiFt English
1 sthcran church. Richmond. va.
&. Il. MonToN, NJ H.. Frederic ksburr, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
I r. 80 filIilN.
". /tEtfi NHtfN.
$50 li1iilJN street.
FETIUSUrEI.. NN.f
n IUrE .I

tIIIiU.CHUuCn sIrEFT, n, JUS i, lssi.
ms. go certify thaf Z sul r.l realty from
s1rc,r ~ tiC breast nf iwtif" m0rth-' sanding.
ID gfyo ut much Daiu ana uncs-iuf-e. 10 Wa
a co. iit .izr of 81 silver dollar ~hrg apple to
lr NUilid. ilC uader COS ul c1sc. M after
alf ui foi months treatment Na@ entirely cured.
iTow feet uu sNmpiom- ~ thr di., ~. aud CAV
rscomn 'nd ihc Ducfortc OBJ Who may bc sud r
tTc ~ iu such ti~ a-te.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
M,Ncmsrrr, Va January -s,1ssi.

Dear Sir 1t Give me ea' pleasure To STATE %
NGu that the caucgruu. fumog tlat bad ON NV
breast l. Cnllrols we'll. Inc cure being made for
eu e. a nuHii tr ~ months, have uo iUIr- of ~
return. Vow. ld iuC saN a. the puili', the cancer
ade IL app,ara ce suinc thr,c ur four yeas ago,
and siil continued 20 grow uI' IN ~ Nl, near the
Cze Of q hCn's egg, n was located ou my breast,
near thc centre. had The bet medical ali ! could
snd. INT fonnd no reliJ until applied o. DR.. 4.
g.. Nollard. Of Richmond, who WHde perfect
curc. ! ch crfuilS recommend DR.. olltrd 90 al
VINO man D" afflicted iu "a similar way. I can ic
seen at cufntr OF sims 81 Eleventh .trccts, Man
chosfcr. Va. GEOEGE dINN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
CANCERS CURED.
rTwgSTy-ElcnT YEARS
SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE.


~he has rraciiced saccc~sf,iy in the eitv Of
Riehmena, Va, for the past eleven years, insliss
the alaiescd 10 call patients nv,as here who
have teen cured and see for themselves. and hear
Testimony of the wonderful cures he has made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
Icd,ss-- Conserno. Nedltyt np6s =
a. Buloscio. s. March, Tr'ump.

ludieS COnlfrno. : neoWyt Du
'ss- Bulascio. s. March, Ts'umpa
There were general espres.lons hssrs
through the crowd oi spprs9oslon 80
surprise at the music rendered ~ - Of
ranization coming from Virg.nm tows
tRoanoxc), oven though its rapid proxtsss
in every department. has bern woouess:s. ,s.s
They played the concert ss,eet'ous ~"
markcd expression snd t,<teSul cxrcntsous
The following is Inst Of the mem'Mfs ot
the band: W. X. Carr. leader; J. w. ~
cohs. ]. ]. Meals. x. J. Russell. u y.
sirufer. 4. o. Ward, II. e. Jones, w. Z.
Reed. &. X. Myers, J. 7. wfri, u. u.
Baughmap, II. {. Hyner, Eugsur Bsker,
N. l.. Kullns, J. ". shuban, J u. Rooin-
son. II. c. UIrich, John Melin, W. q kess-
Ter. =. W. Miller, w.O. Noble. aud George
Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
rruuuAMY Is, 1870.

Tbfs j. 10 r,rilfN uhst had q cancer ON The sid,
Of my face iarsr than silver dollar, ot trn teSrs
eianding, aud ar at a hy -four OF the lest physi-
clans M ths country. and received no bcnehi. bat
ON The e0n;Iary. Continued 20 grow wors". SUI.
Z. fsd iniense pain Nlth u aud much unessneN OF
fntDd sppiled 10 DR.. A. g.. Wollai d. oI h'eh-
s0Ogd. aud he undeIfNOs my ease, and after II.
bOnns uesfInent By hini 1As entirely we'll
ooaeiceT perfect cssrr, iessiEg no trace OF tlr
rince The eur, enecisa. d. m0s cherrfnny
Commend all persons ahiiced WITH cancer 10 APP
ply 60 Dr. ullsfd.
hv sdJr,cs Wlson's i,aading Charles ciiy
county, Va. H. 4. BARROW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

OrFIcf, 7op xAST JFtGn erRrEy, CORNER or
EIGHTH sTRE%r, RicnsoSp, VA.
OFFICE liorGs; . A. ~. to 2P.M.
Thr Doctor can he sen a. any Time, % h,s oface
u At his residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
nEiAwAnK, -; TmsuPI0N COUNTY, VAT
Inue I. iSS9

Inge |, 1889.
Iwriic this hopne by ~ d0ing it may bene6t
seinf poof surefcf. Wish 10 STATE Ihal l wa
soffctsd With = very had saaceT on the right side
Of m \ face about The siAC ot silver dollar. h1d
fTled several remedies and some Of the best phy-
sitlans bad praciit -. on %, hui ssn grew larger
Last winter, While Dr Wolisrd was in haleiyh,
y. g., went Ia see HIM, Temaining there only siN
days. While he applied the medieine, and aiirr
so..e Two wecks the cancer came rut The place
then tegaM 20 hasl. and aftrf some two months
ihe ulace WIS eullrly healed. consider tine curr
a 1ssfect Oae. n AFFORD me great pleasure 20 add
M, I.Sljnosisi 50 ne hundreds OF others OF like
character Very frePrtiuiy,. No..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

KlfHNONff. Va NdI'Lf hlsef, 20. INIJ.
This u tO certify thai ! had tnmof iocated NJ
ihc inner corner of my cyebrcw, about tae sizc oi
sDarbic. eatcndins down la the corner ~ NY eye.
~ had been coming for sniae eight Years, and Tor
uhe last three of four scafe gave me n,ca unoasi-
otsr- MY sys f1ucl sfi.cted ~ W but aftef
some tix weeks OF Dr. Woiiard's iretiment the
tsfeot came oui, AMI my eye was welt aad ~ has
now been well S0tnc .hfss- or four m0ntiis-as well
q u vas pW iHjufing my sight IN tie less. No
esb heartily recommend The D0cto 70 ~ who may
h. aEictca sith siDiiiaf disesses.
N. A. JOSEPH
BE. 2s2o. corner Short and Scotl streets.
10 2Q-dltxrlt tnicu iiiii, ksebmoaa, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
CHARLES T.O'FERnAri..

NEW NARSEr, Va, November Il, 1881.
Ny Dear Sir,-lour kind invitation 60
address the people on the occasion OF the
Grand Democratic Jubilee on November
Is. 1884, al Richmond, has been received.
Nothing hut the imperative demand, OF
business, too long deferred already. could
deprive me of the very great pleasure OF
rejoicing with YOU on that occasion over
the victory which marks, n we fondy
hope. the end OF sectional agitation. the
yindica,ion OF the sovereignty Of the States
under the Constitution, and return tn
the fundamental doctrines and policies OF
the fathers Of the republic. With this
victory must disappear the last yc.'iges
OF The war. and qualified southern
and Dorihern and eastern aud western men
be- alike eligible and favored Tor positions
of honor and trust. The Valley Of Vir.
ginia catches up your glad shouts Of tri-
umph. and ber mountain sides echo tue
boom Of your cannon. With Cleveland
aud Hendricks in charge OF your Execn-
tive Department 6f-tif Ioyernment the
rights Of every State and the liberties Of