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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

~'a''re W hs'tl''cyf OF the Geaerii Asssn-
w me ititirr 20 tlIcfr hrnes.
gnfEs.
= niffssgs wss received frutn I'm House
Of i'tirsa'''- ~ n. fsilssu. who Inss-nrd
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lini'se similar narer
ar FenHi CO.. ana 81 Hnr. each rssds
Htill- ano aifnr0urilll slr.,ras.s thanking
lHf il'rnliHft 81 'ise >suata Tor She resp.cf
sn"fr tiisin ffi4ie - gaze r in fhf sls,'ns-rf
% theH lutte. Hn1 wishing them pleasant
trir lsrDlr .,r
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Mandar IN December l,s-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
Ntsit SECESSION


Toe cimIr We, r~-smed a o'~iora
Z, ~
THE repuT Of fAr rolnmirre. Gao examine
houl- oi public ufiicrr- was taken un ana
sel erd 90.
Iii- rrp0~ rr-onimrnu- -ua. Iht ~-rr,-
iaiN oi .ht commonwealth pe authorized
io rocun .aIe stumble 90 6rer fhe-.
bond. iu
The reF.orI ai committee to tzmina -.-
coma Auditor One wa, taken 800 and
agreed go.
senate iutni resolution ha,iu- boy 81 ul.-
ief -ht ppomrurui OF ioinr cammlii-.
Whose aul, q shsh b. tn define the true
meaning ana infeui oi an ac approx rd
eiiruarl -. IsSl. enfHird an sri % give
aiu lo the rflz-n> ol Virginia wounded
end manned during fht alr war white
~"fH iuG a- soldiers nr marine. sga- taken
iii ru mniiou no Ar. .sini~. and asrr~d
to.
Ma. Hrrl.
tii m,tit'r a. MI 0ainr.
tf.''r' Thai ihe thanh. a. Tee ~cinir
o., 'nr re- Hon. John /. Huu Presto 81,
pre- ta hereof. iug fhc able rour-ou-.
anu mr2r-ed manner IN which nt iu> di~-
rhHr-rO ibe important snG trtine aUtie- OF
ht- "lhrt. ihfif senator iTe-rni voted
ioi thi. RESOLUTION eXrcp' ihf ihrec i..puh-
ln'an' Who mad ir,n aenonnced on ihf
fear
fE. rEAMETuN.
i'i niniIon ~ Nr Hsafan
f'ceef''ea. Thai ihf thank. sci ibt ~enstlr
ar aw 80 In. !. H. p4ndiei0n. CLERK 81
lbf SENATE. Tor BE- Efficient ana courl~ou.
mahbH ~ Which he ha, discharged Ihe
ouiies NJ his Ofhce: %. al~n Go b.. assistant
rielt" nno committee rirrk.. and ~,
~erSeaTii-ai-Arms. lsn0rkeef,er. Assistant
I'"orNecper- and lfEses 81 the ~rHalf
20 WAIT % THE eoFEFNoF.
NJ. ssalns~ offered the following inint
fe-ointion. which VIZ. agreed 10.
Atsotrea The Honss ~ Ielesair. con.
ftrrmsi. Thai cnnsmiite, al two CA the
fsfi ~ iht senate AUD lhret on fbc lars ~
the House If Ibclr<ates b. appointed 10
wsh upon fhs tioFerH0T aud inIarus .iin,
that the esrneTHl Assembly D. nov rs-ss,r "a
adjourn.
A message nae reserved Irfm The No,tst
" i'''scgairs by Mr.. Themes i. EyaHs. who
lniosnsed the senate that rnn hs,,sr had
agreed 10 fhs foregoing joint resols,iisp.
I'hsgswscu iisc Chair sagoigtra Me-zrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

- . 81 ~ TIIE7EFIFTI-|
Rosa. Mo-. 3A~enli,T l--inisfmaiion
lssss sess'hrsi tins slixns frsts sseunz Harsr~
ooanis, iisal strssd eHeonatsa leok lslsce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
HEALTH J. WEALTH.
SAX. =. o. WIZ
SfEyF.- AMI EEAIN-rEE ATMEx1.

fui-iuns 49, A-rTuu AfiT-l -ria Hesaxf a. <,,rs.
str l'rs-trstior rul.ff isr n u-e f ils-,D.,l az
lnstfr'i Nakeiitr-.- helfta i1-pr-.si9a. s,gf,se-
t- ~ fir irtin lFe-uliiE ban lnstHitf tlfa ifssaks
D. illscr, e-f-rf u1 ufztiL fFclssIifrs tta A..
L1.- 'ii Power in siihcf Gansen 1s Oecr-..xrvN
lnn 81 fi.c brain M .sfef-lHiiu xenue. tarB l.,s
r"sii4lils fiit nitfiis frraiiifuf a. boz. % si.t
nfNf. I'm ~, seffi hr mail ifrDsla $40 s--fut ~
prire. WI ~ AkANHtE SIX hDNta- 4, ..a-s
WIN e1Cl sFsfTf receives f "a t..r -,
hsNs.s. accomplished With e. VII -.-ua m rs,
cti-sr "uf written EtAfrxate - refuuc tier ,s.-v
~ tiif trsselssefii dos All caecf rurs. <4u.r..
tees is-ncn aoiy by JsfifA q. WIS., A (isl.
Aes wezt Msalsaa sfFs,et
Al <@-a6N4A Cn.rsxa. IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
Nomak PANT MARkFT.

TNFTfI7FFf |1T " TfIsllII|I--
NaFFmK. IA. iseremtrr d. h'-'
hABd.pirkrd. ds.sae. PEI pound rN'ra' -
&c prT patind; ethsu gfsdc., .a'.ic' PEI
pound. Market qnirt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
BKy s.s,.D.. NOTIONS az.

q =
.IkI HFA TI.E l- f,Pn.v rrnvr4 Ma
/ rV.ife fHfru .hf Fu.~~r
80 "iH "nr 'h'- ~~"a Hl. ru.iffn-r iiif ts-.leaf
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tfNuh l.n' fiitl.. f'F~i.T>. fuu lirvs ~ =.
ii.,.-i.'A ..,,i'' @,rt 'eir 'a,s~s -, i..e
-aa .aia .. -acrriae.. rlf 9i'e' li.e. 5000.
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aFHr .lH ifLI.ttEf Ne HI.ffhk~. sisa- t.lsn
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.9'.- .rr j, 90, .,rs.' .ryi,. w., ~il .eii Ine.,
if' i-- Iifrn nIauhfartus~f- res-t
hI-... ffHr Iaf ui Alflf> if --fAN tIlffV-
lars. SD rs hAlhtf>. asa a NhfI-.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

Just RECEIVED A NV ~ToCh 3F
- rH-la
IA WI fi,I 90 81 kNlifI.IfE~
hfA-- itAui-Er tNH IRON. [UA4 Iittif-.
ANH FlBF SITS.
AaEislllTFI -iATI ANB WpDB NANTFl.~
ffNNT- tNU CRATES
fIlt HtAEIN~ 1ft GRATED SHADES
ffe-alt itrnznr- and t.aifuif -fuees .gsrriaifT
Oh -itfA - lHf rosaius ana nesftng
ll aita aty ilaua.olnt -ifIw-r'ssn 90 -.-'nuf
ht-r. JttstN ROW EE>
ac ln.-W &n. t,iHsrnnr street. Iiiahni.,na Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
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were ofcufairp viif iiare tribute sem iig
Char aNiuiTeF-- thf iaesi favored ~ ibm fe-
( s'set'ifsinr Senator t'orulan. yio ra- the
fF' ip''h >. IVY" H'FiHnii' foasif's auo 40
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

GAJ TloN.-eoxs MRS OF
v Bills EfsT- Tt,Ekfx'p ~sil rs~.- na-
Try casesaisf iss yeliss Nc ssasa. sa ~ .lEs
y n<S me ~Tdsnk "A hizck ieficn>~ nif's t<,< =
iva - esmsisr ~ rotssas lssf = f}sifs ~
- ssa mas mt<<<~d eopsnnrT< sftal. ess<sess<e
snsss = tsese~es 1ots <seafss. IN uzs11 erfss~
49, ssk ssf ~ n11z s-<ios TAG. - turU1ne,s -
wis Sest ard ~, s'sss yes ses usS sss ~
~ x-3A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
FINANCIAL AKDcoMMEEnAL.


NfE YORK. DsrrtBirr l.--f.ssin-.- sas
rr*gIned II the Sfock Exrsangt ta-dag
' AZ sorne i--rcula1rr 70 deaisrzs. Shortly
aiier the oFcrfng Erw OrE CeutTz DE-
Ffinpeu CONSIDERABLE E'rrnEth. advancing
70 i.i ucaiua 81 "a The rie-t saturday.
hiiiorfs we're current tiiai The rnilTHsf vrsf
iao iies-, sef.ish ans tiizi she tsruns Trunk
Nol1 refuse 20 cnrrr Wtsi -hGrt CHS
heseiffc7 These rrfar.- vvrrr s.IasaauPutiy
een'"h hfit. nevertheless. tlipF had good
rh'ri m taf v.foir market. r-i - advancing
81. around. IN Inc afternoon itvas reported
lint -hr cfrf 20 sgfsnend anthracite casi
mln'fg nnrI--z two week. II lp-ceuiipsf iIsd
laii"n on account nt the nsfua. ~ Che
iifauinE rrcriVtr fnro6prrsis Ths led ~
-p'i'- cling " cOai shaTea LaCs~Vsuna
liii1- 81 81 and ,laF.er Ceutm 3. View
lnit @ntr1i declined = ga sai,.. O. realize.
'aa rlFa SHARES declined tst hboui
-aN ?. n fhe mar-ri nscau 80 IMPROVE
t.1o .at .eaderEhiu 0i ~ Hgui Lake
o-H r1r p1Ci6c aaa We'terr TIuian.
%. market during tbe last houl vas very
sttt aua -ourH amnur., g' leading
-ha' 'au1ed hand. at adyarci1g figure
Tom 1~.a F.l -atUTGsv'- e,ssu1. Isri~e
art - higher. czccIf fss Uerdiue ard
--i"af- -oHla"rr. EA..b aIe r ieaer.
IN 5000 -iinrcs.
LhLTIM3EE.
r.vrl December --K .-r,.- 5's.
.'a-ot.1,ef 90. u-g l6--g. rev
hf .-df-
bfND STOCK lA IztN5E.
n4.uaY Derrriba- 1888.
-f.lr IiaUH-f. 8fn Ilr--n.a
r n.4 t t ~a ....t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

Nf-nItaH.. i~~mbf- --Tho i5U.r
ouIWu~' "u Appropriations te-dat r--
T'orfto Ht Ia 1dn- isr au apprllTla-
'ar -mlmf in 'aai nntdt son ihr l.-f -iA
iaorfn- eel i,- lg.,i h~os Year Tor fhr -l-
pnIt 60; ga, h.nF. lhe motn. appropriated
b. 81 "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

wraUsGT0N y c.. DecrFpser L.--yv'-
pruisat firr n ss8C. Rosin iirfn ,tranrii.
Sc. Eped. 81. Tar Urn # 81 10. ernfr
tHrrrnsiue sfraHY. ilswn. 81, Fnsio~ esp
an. y.t-.in n Gu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

ID oQK AND JOE woEE NEATLY
DFnfrrTEp zsIi.s bIsrATCH rExSrlxo.
lOlSt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

frAf.hl- MORAL t.-TD tLn>k Tht
I rnmi.> Ir.r. .r. ttN ru sne rncn tls-
I..na ..H.. ff -a s..r ti, Hl. a' D.. Z. itttF
lrff- .rra.s 1fr Hu. irnf. -lrs -.
20 -'fnfa f.. ~".'F' '.ii iHti TO
'.f. D- .r1uia -tlif tz- rni'ri7t ~"rintt O..
-~.t. .hNi it
fa. SCOTT. ar uuue NinH fnrlstiHn 49,
-..tf..a. o. Islt.it' b.. Ir-II-i Iit..trfca $50
|| .i'il 1T. aL...t' D.. ls'--. nHN Il.
f-. .if''. .. irr ltrr'' f 'r' H.'1if-
l. s.t.- auurIifn tI OIL. ffr .rru-a rHntouta. tnr
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VN2lF e'itLgGIaN 1f SEASON
tuE apan-
EI1-- .la .i-.r-f0 .a Hur nss
HftlI-Ht t--. tf.ff- usrf H"r .r- So
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NEW spnt~ Il-T TI EiI~Hiin.
= Vn..lH.a-.. AnFa u irei- ia and 1ia~f-
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f....t. - .ru - rua ~ st. Af Auprai DO.
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fufr huI' lrurnta. Gee sutHn' ni Nnhu hnl
..u b.. I.nuu aHr. l1urf,. Ht Goo ii1 hes
.aI if fafItr D' -..nN i+f'-
EFFT dUlfN ~fnA tn.
Fol. Hi Nais Street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02
WILMINGTON.

~ ~. cs-sr. sc.ln. ssarep--ssne cs~as
g.ss; char RIB. s-.9sas7ssTs, ssicar
sraes, S7.-a- Lard ad s,sesfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

tIyrD,sr.. December .-i Iou -a-irr.
Hmr --.. Whrr uuuf No --a
-hr corn nu ana uU.r 800. mfE-a.
..4a....-. fff.- easter no. 81 mi-eeu. --l.sar
ForA ugI H ~i- LARD iowrr U b-.
BHiA-mcaf- casper. shoulder. - ,hn~-
-lh-- 81. baouu 0liri- ~huuidrr- -
-nOr1 rih. 500 rirar ~s.l Wm-hrf
-Ieauf ai ~lfl -u-u Hrm New Orleans
iiaa4c. H0g- weat rnmr'0u fud arn
s;..aDse4 ~ packing ana uHrruer- ~. l-,a
~ dH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

tssine- nha tissi-tlan On fheconmftsse on
- iA'''" s'ie scusfc Under sssd rrssls-
t-s'e' W. Saines. frstn fhe usmmitsrr
y ts,'s..ah 70 wait upon frn Txerutivn. m
i"'sfru LiAu thsy had Performed TIM fiuEy
50 isneo men, ana tilaf the Governor had
no 10 ,N1,h.a e"nmuar.flnu 10 nats. inn
W'~''s'o I'd nerscrs ol the 6searr,,i AsssIls-
Wy -nif itstrr 10 their hrsaes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

turseo. DECEMBER t.-Fiou~ wfIA
heal weak Opened Drm. ana rie-ed o..
rUdcf -aiurGaf .prrf mii.r. -. c-s4e..
$50. g. Chicago spring. -4fas... e.. Corn weak
and lower, cash. ,risa,,4i.-- at rhr fenr
% tl;..itt. t'af- dull auu a4.. lower ra-n
-.sr.- l'-rrnne4. -4-a.lr. pDrk 5sa5..
lower rrff rallied .ialHr.. closed steady
rs.l. $40. AigSln.su lard m iu demand
cash. sb.G-iarG. -. lb--ember. ~G.g-sa
So. BIik-m-si. iL ii.r demand. Shout
der> - -.sg>4. 80. ~hnrr ril sa.a.tls1-..
rir.I St.leaSb.l5. WhfsArt run -l-ar
.ieadt aEd unchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

rN 'I Drreni--r f--{ -r-. So
'iA-.tat,.r 20. u-g ib--l- rev
hf .-df-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

LcTIsvILIF. D--rtlni,rr l.--Whcli
duil so. = rra. -;a74t. 0ru-N0. @
81 bite. 4lc. mixed. Air. N'ai~--N0. =
nnXro, go. white JAZZ Provision, sleads
BuIk-meats- Shoulder. - cirirrih. sl.a0.
-icur sides. ~. -. shoulder. = 4.
riear rih ana sidcs. ss.5a. Lard Prinir
leh SD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

r.rr, puE - zHr orrE O alaHrgsa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-02

hI.wAUKEE. D,-rsnher l. 49, Flour III
-ian.rd. Wheaf firm: M. milwaukee
ash ana l'ecemher. sIa7i5c. torn lower
new. slas2c. t'sf, sluggish No. =. iriiF-
,rrd. a6ta2s4r. while. sssc. Provision,
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FMOody and Sankey" in Trouble!

A few days ago couple of young fel-
lows named Woodey and Springer were
around town playing upon the violin,
and when convenient accompanying up
on the piano. They were working at
Chapman's Switch, and boarded at Dan.
Crossin's. An engineer named Tomlin-
son was also boarding there. These two
young men, through their playing, were
known as MOODY and Sankey." One of
them borrowed a coat and vest from
Tomlinson, to go out one Sunday even
ing, and took such a fancy to them that
he purchased them, but lit out without
paying for them, and also forgetting to
pay Crossin for their board. A warrant
was issued for one of them, and Crossin
and officer Griffiths met them at one of
the switches up the road, and started to
town with them, when they compro-
missed by returning the clothes, and sat
isfving CrOSSin.
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A Surprise Party.

On the evening of Jan. 1st, 1884, large
circle of friends and relatives met at the
residence of VIM. E. Smith, in east Oak
Hill, for the purpose of giving the old
folks a surprise, and celebrating their
eighteenth anniversary.
The friends all came with well-filled
baskets, loaded down with appropriate
presents, and hearts enthusiastic for the
welfare of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
After the usual greetings, the company
was called to order by FL. T. Conner, who
made very commendable presentation
speech, after which he presented the gifts,
giving the names of donors, as follows:
Parlor Lamp, Mrs. Marinda Nicholas,
Mrs. JAS Gillispie, and Louden A. Phillips
Illustrated New Testament, VIM. E..
Smith Jr.
Cake Stand, Miss Clarinda Phillips and
Bertha Marsh.
Butter Dish, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c.
Jones.
Preserve Dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
Phillips.
Fruit Dish, Mr. and Mrs. John Walters.
Glass Tray and Sett, D. S. Parry and
Jos. Warren,
Bird in Globe, Mrs. Mary, Miss Annie,
and Mrs. Milton Phillips.
Celery Dish, Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Conner
Fruit Dish, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jenkins.
Dessert Dish, Mr.. Ransom Smith.
Photograph Album, VIM. and Lorin
Smith.
Silver Cake Basket, Joseph Phillips.
Towels, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kigley.
Bread Plate, Mrs. Mary Phillips.
Cream Cup, Miss Arteely Jones.
Fruit Dish, Mr. and Mrs. Walter j.
Jones.
Dessert Dish, Mrs Mary Haines.
Fruit Dish, Mrs. Emily Phillips.
Jelly Dish, Mrs. Ann B. Williams.
Molasses Pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Boggs.
Dessert Dishes, Miss Annie McNeal.
Large Fruit Dish, Mrs. Leonard Cook.
Glass Dish, Mrs. Lafayette Souder.
Pocket Handkerchiefs, David Souder.
Celery Dish, Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Reed.
Table Spread, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. c.
Thomas.
Vases, Mr.. and Mrs. David Wynne.
Set Glassware, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. War
ren.
Cake, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rush.
Sugar Bowl, Mrs. Laura Cummins.
Pickle Dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. D. Rule.
In conclusion, Mr.. VIM. c. Jones spoke
words of cheer and encouragement, in
speech of ten minutes, after which Mr..
Smith. made an able and appropriate re-
sponse. Then sumptuous repast was
served-all feeling that they had spent
pleasant evening.
TOITDEN A. PHILLIPS
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\ In this time of spiritual refreshing" in
the Church, when special effort is being
made to arouse old members to full re-
alization of their opportunities as well as
their duties, and to secure new members,
this little receipt-found by our old
friend o. S. Miller, among his papers-is
singularly opportune and appropriate. 1t
applies, however, only to those already en-
rolled in the Church membership. Itwas
written by Rev. G. F. Creighton, for three
years Pastor of the M. E. Church in this
place:
RECEIPT FOR BACKsLIDERs.
Take five minutes, three times day,
for Secret Prayer.
Breathe the atmosphere of Prayer
Meeting one hour each week.
Add-your testimony at Glass Meet
ing
Mix-with your reading few Chapters
of the Bible.
Shake-yourself from the sleep of car
nal security.
Strict adherence to this prescription is
warranted to effect cure aoithia a aDeek,
and frequent repetitions is specific
against relapse. In most cases tits "hard
to take at first, but as the patient i'm
:. proves, it becomes more agreeable, and in
sperfect health it is perfectly delicious.
c.. F. Creighton,
doctor of d, ,(eprayity.
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DEATH OF HENRY HORTON,

Henry Horton, of Jefferson Township,
is dead. He was perhaps about 63 years
of age, and was the youngest son of the
late John Horton Esq, one of the pioneers
of Jefferson township.
Henry was a member of the M. E.
Church for more than 43 years. We were
by his side at the camp meeting at Cross
Roads, in August, 1910, when he claimed
to be converted.
Mr. Horton and the senior editor of the
Standard were raised boys together, and
our relations with each other all through
life, were most pleasant. We often met,
when young men, at Church, Sunday
School, Spelling Schools, Debates, sc.
He was a man of fair talents, and good
common sense,
Deceased was the father of VIM. H.
Horton, of the firm of Summers & Hor-
ton, of this place. We believe three of
his daughters reside in Jackson, Mrs.
Jacob Harrel, Mrs. John M. Ewing, and
Miss Ada, teacher in our public schools.
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Hon. J. w. Mccormick, Member OF
Congress for this district, has introduced
several bills in favor of the soldiers
Among others he has introduced bill to
increase the pension of Samuel Baker, OF
this place. Mr.. Baker now, we believe
gets only $500 per month. He is 93 years
of age, and is in poor circumstances tinan-
cially. Seventy years ago-before most
of us were born, he was enduring the
hardships and privations of pioneer sol
dier, and risking life and health in de-
fense of the honor of the young nation
BY all means let this bill be passed, and
passed speedily.
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On Monday we had little business
with our good old friend, c. Graham, the
timer, sc. We went to his stove and
tinware room, Oh Main Street, opposite
the Gibson House, and found him and all
his men SO very busy that he scarcely had
time to talk to us. We told him that he
advertised too much-that his business
was pushing him. He said that when he
quit advertising, he would quit business,
and for us to go on, until further orders,
and let the people know that he could
furnish them with any kind of stove,
CRATE, or any other article in his line,
cheap for cash. Also, all kinds Of tin
ware. Roofing put on, spouting put up,
repairing done, sc.
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George W. Rice.

This veteran merchant has removed
his store to the room formerly occupied
by Alex Dickson, ON Main Street, next
door to Miller's. Rices Store is one of
the most popular in town, and not only
will all his old customers follow him to
his new establishment, but scores of 9TH
ers will find it pleasant and profitable
place to deal. This is proven by the very
large country trade Mr.. Rice has held for
so many years. Those who deal with
him once, keep right along until Rice's
Store seems as much necessity as any
of the absolute necessaries of life. Ev-
erYbodY goes to Rice.
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The Echo.

How like the echo is the human sys-
tenn. If we speak kindly the echo an
swers likewise. If we care for our sys-
tenn we have good health. If we ignore
natures laws we incur i'll health. For all
troubles of the stomach, liver, blood or
Kidneys, use Dr.. Jones Red Glover Tonic.
1t speedily cures dyspepsia, costiveness,
bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and ma
laria diseases, poor appetite, low spirits,
headache, and makes the general health
excellent. Can be taken by the most del
icate. Price so cents, of E. ID. Lewis.
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Speaking of Sheriff Cherington's arri-
val with Laban Stevens at that place a
few days ago, the Waverly WGtchman
says:
"The murderer is not bad looking
man, and on last Thursday as he was
walking along our streets, securely hand
cuffed to the Jackson County Sheriff,
nine-tenths of the people who saw them
pointed out the Sheriff as the murderer
Sheriff Anderson and Clerk Douglas drew
special jury last Saturday to try the
case, which will be found elsewhere in
this ISSUE"
The trouble with you fellows, Bro.
Jones, is that you don't often see as fine
looking man as our Sheriff in your little
out-of-the-way County, and of course he
looked strange and odd to you. Then you
allowed your political prejudice to get
away with your nobler feelings. Stevens
is murderer, and a Kentucky Democrat.
That is perhaps why he looked pretty to
you.