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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-03
sHERIFF"s SALE.


h-.t 9
ts Ann McWillams,
yG, ~
William Ludeman, ct al.
Order Of sale from Henry County Court OF Common
by virtue OF -sn order OF sale issued frpr the
above named Court and TO me directed 90 Sheriff OF
Henry County, will offer ai public sale at the
north door Of the Court House, 10 Napoleon, Ohio,
Saturday, January 10Th, 1884,
et the hour Of Clock p M, Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated Ia Henry
County, Ohio to-wit:
The north half (s) of the south east quarter tlS)
Of section thirty one {31) in township number four
Appraised at $2500.
Terms Of sale cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff OF Henry County, Ohio.
Hsag & Ragan, Attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Dec. 18th, 1883. IS 10
SHERiFF's SALE.
John Layhe,
Mary j. and Cyrus Burk.
Order of sale from Henry County Conr Of Common
Pleas.
BY virtue of an order ofsale issued from the above
named Court aud to me directed az Sheriff of Hen
ry County, will offer at public sale at the north
door OF the Court House, in Napoleon. Ohio on
Saturday. January 10th, 1884,
at the hour OF O'clock ,. m Of said day, the fol.
lowing described real estate, situated In Henry Coun-
ty, Ohio, to.wit: Hs =
The north-we quarter; ;th) Of the southwest
quarter ) of section eight s town three (3I north
OF range seven ( east, Containing forty acres OF
land, said above describad premises being in Me-.
r1on township, Henry County, Ohio.
Appraised at $500.
Terms Of sale cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry County, Ohio.
Ha,y Donovan, Attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, o., Dec. 18th, 1883. $S 40
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The Triple Murder Ar AvoudsIe, ohio.

'"y ~ioRraph 10 the Dspatclll
ONciNSATr,. o., February 49, Richard
ings,'s, one OF The men arrested for the
murder OF Che Taylor family, at Avondale,
made q statement last night 10 the effect
that John Harris, man he never knew
untii last Friday, engaged him 10 assist In
taxing the bodies TO college, and fixed q
pace OF meeting on the turnpike. They
met according to agreement, and shortly
aiter q man. whom he does not know,
came along with a wagon. They drove a
snort distance, when Harris pointed out the
Dodies' which were in sacks, and concealed
IN fence corner. As soon as the bodies
were loaded on the wagon all started back
TO the city. On the way Harris stopped
the wagon aud went away. He was gone
half an hour. He came back running, and
then II was seen that Taylor's cabin was on
IRE. They drove TO the college, delivered
the bodies, and received their pay. Tay-
Tor, the murdered man, was formerly a re-
surrectionist and Ingalls, was his partner.
The name OF one OF the prisoners, which
was yesterday given as Lout should be
Rout.
The examination OF parties charged with
the murder was held at Ayondale this
morning before Mayor Strickland. The
testimony included statement Of Z. d.
Dixon, an eXpress-driver, who said he was
employed by Allen ingalls, on the night OF
the murder TO do some hauling; that In
gals and another colored man met him
at the appointed place, and he hauled
the bodies, which were In sacks,
TO the medical college. He recog-
nized Allen ingalls, and Benjamin John
son as the men who put the bodies
into the wagon. DR.. Cilley. demonstrator
OF anatomy in the Ohio Medical College,
testified that Allen ingalls, and another
man brought the bodies, and that he re-
garded ingalls, as a resurrectionist; but he
refused TO testify to any other cases where
ingalls, had sold bodies to the college.
Benjamin johnson pleaded guilty, but
Allen ingalls, remained defiant. He and
johnson were held for murder in the first
degree. Richard ingalls, and JEFF. Rout
were discharged.
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A Story OF the Ohio Flood.
HOW MOTHER SAVED HER CHILDREN BY
CLISGING FOR THREE HOURS TO TREE.
lSt Lonis Globe-DemOcrat.l

HOW MOTHER SAVED HER CHILDREN BY
CLINGNG FOR THREE HOURS TO TREE.
Gst. Louis Glcbe-Democrat.l
CAPTAIN Dick Morrow, OF the steamer
Nesbit. reports the drowning Of a man and
child in Indian creek, Just above Clifton,
and the miraculous escape OF woman and
two children. A man and his wife and
four children had started in q canoe to
make their way out OF the high water
caught by the overflow OF Indian creek
up the Tennessee, when, in passing
down the creek, the canoe struck a
tree and threw all OF the occu-
pants into the water. The current was
very swift, and the father and one child
were soon swept beneath, but the mother
caught two Of the children and saved them
and herself. In falling from the boat the
woman was thrown against small tree
and around this she wrapped her arms,
with child in each hand, and saved her
life and two children, one babe and the
other only q year or two old.
As she chung to the tree she cried Justify
for help, and fortunately was heard by
some parties, who rescued her, though she
was not lifted from the water for two hours
and half after her perilous position was
discovered. The woman was saved just
In time. as she could have held on TO the
tree but few minutes longer, her strength
being about gone.
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INDICATIONS THAT THE sTAR-RouTE FUNDS
AND DORSEY ARE HELPING HIM.
(washingion letter In the Cbicag, Inler-ocean.l
II Is very mysterious where General Lo-
pan gets the funds 10 carry on his can
vass. 1t Is 10 his honor that he IS poor,
but unlike Sherman, Blaine, ana otner can
didates. he has no wealthy irienos 10 put
up money to advance his Interests. Yet
he appears to be pretty well suppiied with
money, and Is spending considerable. The
story that Dorsey has within q Few days
given him pecuniary assistance u generally
believed, and 1t Is understood also that ex
Senator Chafiee, OF Colorado, mas aided
him financially. The hitter gentleman Is
for Blaine, as he was four years ana eight
years ago, and IL Ia understood that through
him the Blaine people are contributing to
keep the Logan boom alive until the proper
time comes for the .sPlumed Knight" TO
step in and capture the presidential biscuit
The Logan-Blaine alliance is no longer a
rumor. but n well-established fact. While
there Is no ground for the story that the
two men are in constant consultation and
that Blaine is himself working In Logan's
interest, u Is nevertheless true that many
OF the most active supporters OF Mr..
Blaine in times past and those who are on
terms OF personal and political init
macy with him now, are giving
Logan substantial encouragement. They
visit him, cheer him up, and offer him
advice and suggestions which he is
glad to accept. Their motives are very
clear-Blaine is using Logan to divide
the old Grant faction. They consider that
he IL the most available tool they can use
TO weaken Arthur, and are therefore pre-
tending to support him with a view to
getting his delegates under their control,
when it shall appear, as they realize it
must, that Logan has no chance Of nomi-
nation.
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- Boys, You Are Hanging an Innocent
Man,

A Tombstone, Arizona, special says;
John Heith was sentenced yesterday to
Imprisonment for life for completely in the
Brisbee murders. AT O'clock this morn
ing one hundred men effected an entrance
into the jail, took Heith from his cell and
hanged hum TO telegraph pole, where his
body remained until this afternoon. When
Heith was taken from the Jail he was per-
fectly cool, and said to the lynchers
Boys. you are hanging an innocent man,
and you will find that out before the other
men "-meaning David and his accom-
plices-" are hung" While his eyes were
being bandaged he said :. ~ have favor
to ask. Don't mutilate my body by shoot
ing into II after am hung"
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Six Lives Lost.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IL WEST yJR-
GINA AND OHIO.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IL WEST yJR'
GINA AND OHIO.
4 Wheeling. w. Va, special says: Six
residents Of this city lost their lives by rail-
road accidents at West Wheeling just be.
fore daylight yesterday. A Cleveland and
Pittsburgh hand-car, filled with track
hands, was struck by freight train and
three German laborers fatally wounded
A few miles south Of the scene OF this ac-
cident Mrs. Mary Carpenter was struck by
passenger train and killed.
At Trenton. Ohio, Harry McCulloch and
Edward Jones, two popular young men OF
this city, while attempting to board O
moving train fell under the wheels. Jones
was fatally hurt, and McCulloch was drag
ged over the ties to Dennis aud was hardly
recognizable when discovered. his body
being pounded almost to pieces.
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Treasury Department. report tonight says,
VIII succeed MISUNDERSTANDING New, who
resigned short time ago.
An effort viii be made in the House
when the Foreign Affairs Committee re-
ports or the Brumm resolution to recon-
init II 80 That an investigation OF the Hew-
iu-W West matter may be had. II Is said
that II this Is done Mr.. Belmont will press
the investigation actively.
The Senate Committee on Territories
agreed to-day to report a bin next week
for the admission OF Southern Dakota as a
State.
Government receipts to-day: Customs.
S624,0l7; internal revenue, $5S0S4l.
Colonel Thomas Worthington, who died
here to-day In needy circumstances,
claimed to have been the hero Of shiloh.
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Oliver Edes, the originator OF the vast
industry OF machine rivet-making in this
country, and for many years past promi-
nent in zinc.manufacturing In Massachu-
sets, and also connected with extensive
zinc-lnining enterprises in Virginia and
Tennessee, died in Plymouth, Mass,
Thursday, aeog -
A st. Petersburg telegram says: Sixteen
persons. including the authoress Winniz-
kaia, have been banished since the begin
ming Of January. The project Of the dis
tricf OF Lischin has been arrested on the
charge Of Socialism. Many students have
been arrested 10 Kasan, owing TO the pub
llcation Of pamphlet hostile to the Gov
ernment.
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WASHINGTON.
Ar FHR NATIONAL CAPITAL

Ma panvsiie Investigation sDnS--fton.
yohn :. Wise win Take the stand mon-
aay-uew the Republicans Propose 10 Kill
,be Mexican Pension Bill Almost Every
body Pleased with she selection of Chi
csao-Mr. Barbour's Course on the Conn
m,ttce- Republican Spceu,ations In Re-
gard 20 the Democratic Ticket-what Gem
eraI Rosccrans Says About Tiiden-Sue-
eessrui White Labor In Virginia and Other
seushern s.ates-what Representative
wilson. OF West virginia, says Abou; the
pebt-Persenals-B Briefs, sc.
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a Graceful Act.

The New Orleans City Item, in an
nouncing the programme for the unveil-
ing OF the Lee statue in that city, says
"The honor OF unwilling the statue had
been delegated to Miss Lee, daughter OF
the dead hero, but she suggested that a
private soldier of the Army OF Northern
Virginia be selected to perform the cere-
mony. General Nichols selected a soldier
who served under General Lee"
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The New Cable.

BY telegraph 20 the Dispatch'I
GLOUCESTER, MASS, February 23.-The
new Bennett. Mackay Cable Company will
land one end OF its cable on Cape Ann,
and has bought land fol- this purpose at
Cape Hedge, Long Beach. The cable sta
ton is to be erected at Rockport, the di-
mansions of which will be go by 40 feet
and two stories high. The cable will be
laid about two feet underground for a dis
lance Of one and quarter miles to the
station in town.
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Funeral Ceremonies Over the jean
nette Dead.

NEW YORK, February 23.--The funeral
ceremonies over the remains Of Jerome j.
Collins, the meteorologist OF the Jeanette
expedition, were held this morning at the
Cathedral. The body OF Mr.. Collins's
mother was placed alongside her son, and
both were transferred to the steamship
City Of Chicago, to be carried TO Ireland
and buried in the family vault at Cork.
The funeral services over the bodies OF
De Long, Kaack, Jortz. Dressler, All sam,
Lee, and Iverson took place Ia the Church
Of the Holy Trinity, and at the conclusion
OF the ceremonies were taken to Wood
lawn cemetery for interment.
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Strange Suicide Of Ex-Governor Far
wells Son.
[Ry telegram 10 the Disnatcl

TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 23.-W. c.
Farwell, aged twenty-nine years, son
OF Ex-Governor Farwell, OF Wisconsin.
committed suicide here on Thursday night,
and his body was found yesterday morn
ing. The facts were only dIvulged by the
coroner last night. The Ex-Governor and
his two sons have been travelling for the
last four months. On Thursday night the
father and the younger son went to the
theatre, and when they returned they
found the door locked. When they OBJ
tanned an entrance they found the body
lying on the floor, with valise-straps
around the neck and fastened to the bed.
HIS pulse was still beating, but he expired
an hour after. 1t is supposed that he adj
iusted the straps while lying on the bed,
and then rolled off to produce strangula-
ton. No cause is assigned for the act.
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGS, dc.
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY Al u
LEwIs's ART-GALLERY.

PAINTINGS, wATER-CoLoRs'
oLEoGRAPBs, STEEL ENGRAViNGs
AND CHROMos FOR SALE.
MANTEL- and PIER-MIHRoRs' bisQUEs'
and Ro6ERs's GROUPS constantly ON hand
sxl0 FRaMEs, In Gold, Bronze finsn' EBONY
and Walnut, from csc. upwards.
CABINET FRAMES In every syie-a iarse
assortment ON hand and for sale at very low prices
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER and PICTURES
FRAMEDsa The latest and most artistic manner
yALENTINE-CARDsi In every style.
EAsELs and CORHICEs made to order.
A full line Of ARTISTS MATERIALS con-
stansly ON hand. L. LEWIs's Art Gallery.
al ola Masn street.
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A woman sentenced for MansIaughter
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch-J

TOY ItIttIHIHI 10 tIC DIoPH6VtFJ
BALTIMORE, February 23.-Mrs. Mary j.
Hundertmark, who was convicted in the
Baltimore County Court on the 9Th instant
OF manslaughter in killing Charles A. En-
sor by shooting him on the 18th OF Octo.
Der last, was to-day sentenced by Judge
Yellott TO the penitentiary for five years
and three months.
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1t has been learned, In connection with
the secession movement in Manitoba, that
there are secret organizations in the States
in sympathy with the movement. A Sc
cesslon convention will be held at Win
nipeg on March 5, and already many lead
ers in the movement from the Eastern
States are arriving in Fargo, Dakota.
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TOY ft3tFTup1 % tlIt DIspHtcTsJ
New YORK, February 23.-The business
failures for the last seven days number Fol-
the United States, 206; for Canada, 40--or a
total OF 246 as compared with a total OF POS
last week--a decrease OF 80. The reduc.
ton in number and importance Of failures
NIL through the country Is apparent, espe.
cially In the western States.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1884.
SkLEs-FfRsT BoARD.-l0 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock at 80. 10 do. at 30h, 10 do ut SOY
10 do. at 30, 10 do. at 30II 10 do. at BOX, 10 do
at 30, 10 do. at 81, 10 do. at 81 10 do. at 81 10
do. ut 81; 1000 Petersburg Railroad Glass ~ al
s5k. 5000 do at SOY, 1000 do. at s5k, 1000 do
at $50, 1000 do. Mt s5k. 1900 do at S5x: lC
shares National Bank OF Virginia t91k.
SECOND BoABD.-10 shares Petersburg Railroad
stock at 31k, 10 do. at 31's, 10 do. at 31, 10 do
at 31t; 5000 Petersburg Glass "B- at So
1000 do. at SO, 1900 do. at SO, 5000 do. al
SEX; 1000 Atlantis and Charlotte income,
at 40.
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Catholic Church and school burned.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.I

CHICAGO, February pa special from
Cllntonyille, Wis.,, says: ST. Joseph's
Catholic church and school, at Kershena,
Wis, were burned at . o'clock yesterday
morning. Seventy pupils and six Sisters
escaped In their nighi-cIothes, number OF
narrow escapes being made. The loss not
stated.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. February %, 1854.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Siixed, % bushels. Red, 51S bushels
CoRN.-Whlte, 1.160 bushels.
OATs.-1.466 bushels.
MEAL.-l0 bushels.
CLOVER SERD.-44 bushels.
SALES REPORTED no SECRETARY.
WHEAT Mixed, 22 bushels good at s1.13
Red, 80 bushels good Longberry at $I.16; 36s
bushels good to very good shortberry at sl.12@
f1.14.
OATS. "a bushels prime mixed at Acc.
MEAL.-I0 bushels on private terms.
CLOVER SEED.-14 bushels on private terms.
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Pianing-Mili Burned.

By telegraph 10 the Dlspaicn.i
AUGUSTA. GA, February 23.-Grandy's
planing-mil was burned this morning.
Loss heavy. Some forty men are thrown
out Of employment.
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The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL
TERoOMs ENGAGEDFoR DAY OR
NIGHT
FREIGhT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
5mithheld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. e.;
Newborn, Washington, and Tarboro', ". O., and
all points In Eastern North Carolina; also, Tor
Eastern Shore of Virginia. Old Point, and regr-
lar landings on James river, 1T LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. B.TATUM,
~ % Superintrn,ient
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flour.

Flour We quote: Fine, s2.60@83; supernne
t3.259s3.75; extra, S4.75@t4.o0; far''u. Ard
1925: Patent family, t64t6.25. Market YER
dull.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAM
" WAI.-sCHEDULE IN EFFECT fx1-
RUARY 10, 1884:
LEAVE RICHMOND:
$40 A. NJ. For Clifton Forge and local sznsEsos
Mail except sunday.
1875 A. NJ. For Newport's News and Oh t,xszk
Comfort. Parlor-Carl Inc DIZZY ar
riyes Norfolk MOnoay, Wtons5ztxr,,
and Friday S'45 z. NJ: Tpessrss.
Thurday.s and saturday $50 r. 81
400 p. VI. For Viewpoints News, Old Point. asst
4:s0 r. NJ. For Loai,vilIe and Cineinnais. rom-
Meeting for all points West, NrazA--
west, and Southwest. Past grrr~zn
daily Pullman sleepine- carr MIA >
ington and Charlottesville ~ Lszss-
vile.
1000 p. NJ. For Ashland. Ky. Night esy~rs.
except Srnday: G. and o. sisxpsszs-
car 10 Clifton Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$50 A. VI. From Ashland, KY. except srus6nr
1lA0 A. NJ. From Norfolk. Old Point. ard tss-
ports News, except Sunday.
sSS S En- FROM FROM csS sos; ss ssssp'
From Old Point and Newpors-s Nt-sss
Parlor-Car Line daily. PS,zs<axuzsl
from Norfolk, Old Point, and Nssp-
ports News connect at X y. ana ~
Junction with Pullman ssetrkx
ears for New York. -
$3.50 r. NJ. From Louisville and CincxwxA
Fast express, daily.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Ticket-Ofices: 1000 Main street aud ragsas.
ri. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agrsl.
&. W. SMITH, General Manager. xes
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Train No. "a connects ~ BurseYiiie daily pfaa
toi folk and Western railroad for Farlayfslu
Lvach burg, and all southwestern points,
Train No 30 Through passenger, stops ~ ~ IA
tons. connecting at kevsvile for ali poiufs asa
Rand u. railroad at suthern's with nilLsn xs<
Sutherlin Narrow-GauRt railroad for Milton. ri
Greensboro for all pOint Oh Salem Brau, b: a.
Atlanta for all points South and southwest: ~
Salisburyfor all points on Western North CKs1aasa
railroad.
| Train No. 80 Through passenger and msiN s.ep1
at salisbury, Greensboro, and Benaa; Rssds-
vile, High Point, Thomasville. Lexington. sasS
Concord, between Danyile and Charlotte xssx
oil stations between Richmond and Dauxsfst.
at SutbeIlin's with Milton and splhex4E
Narrow Gauge railroad fol Milton; at sIrsSs.s-
oOro for all points on Salem Draneh aAs
North Carolina diyision; at Charlotte VIDA
Charlotte, CelumDis X a Augusta raiprr,ad 90,
Columbia. August, Savannah, aud Florida I-qfsao
with Atlanta and Charlotte division for AiIssss
and all points South and Southwest
Trains from the south arrive at Richmond a;
1884 A. NJ, 4 p. NJ, and I'll L. ".
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE
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ADisabIed steamer.

LONDON, February 23-The steamer
Scandinavia, from Charleston for Liver
pool, has passed Roches Point. Her en-
CINE is disabled. She reports she passed
large unknown steamer disabled. The
steamer Strathleyen, from Savannah for
Liverpool. was standing by her.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

nEfAhEURE OF STEAMERS.
| ONLY ONE DOLLAR s.SI.
NEwP0RT's NEWS, NORFOLK, AND PORTS
AND ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER.
ONLYs2 TO wAsHiNGTON,D.C.
vlRaI JAMES sy Ei3EE Linz So saa
VIEWPOINTS NEWS,
NORFOLK, Z ORTslOUTH, AND JAMES
coNNrrRsTluy E se t an IN, Direct,
BAY LINEF0R OLD POINT, HAMPTON,
BAL TiM0RE, AND HE NORTH
AND AT No aaSd az WITH rihfS9 UTTEEimERs FOR
EAsrEEN SHORE OF VIRGINIA. -
Nh"ro c6MA sET FOX E 5MirH sFFfAMeH "Ao
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
0NLl ALL:WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE,
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
.., BY Any OTHER ROUTE.
FARE re R9t NSBg TRiS s sbSe LIMIT.
FARE TO WASHINGTON. d. C.,s2.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
wAY-L L ! 60 FARHs FROM csc; TO soc.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States NALL
q. c. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
=, DAY AND FRIDAY
az A. M, STREET CARS CONNECT IN FULL
TlMED for aboye-named places. Returning the
steamer leaves Norfolk, Portsmouth, and New
ports News on alternate days, arriving AZ Rich
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at lar
oel's Agency 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
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ID o Il \ $ II

IodIde Of Potassium Is one of the strongest Of the
minerals used in medicine, and has produced
much suffering in the world. Taken for long
time, and In large doses, 1t dries up the gastric
Juices lmpairs digestion, the stomach refuses
food, and the patient declines IN heath and
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have cured permanently Blood faint In the
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young man requests me to thank YOU for his
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after all other treatment has failed.
JOSEPH JACOBS, Druggist, Athens, Ga.
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free TO applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York Office, 159 west Twenty-third street,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues:
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Three Murderers Hanged.

PEsTH, February 23.-PauI j. Henga,
Berelz, and Pitely, the three men who
murdered Count Won Mailath Won Szekhly,
president Of the Court of Cessation at Ofer,
last March, were hanged here this morn
ing. A great mob collected about the
prison last night and cheered the pris-
oners. but the police dispersed Ii.