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BASEBALL.
Second Defeat Of the Philadelphia Reserves
by the virgiEias.

Second Defeat Of the Philadelphia Reserves
by the virgirias.
The second and last Of the games between
the Philadelphia Reserves and the Nirginas
was played at the Virginia Baseball Park
yesterday afternoon. The game was called
at 4:30, the Philadelphias at the bat. Not.
withstanding the chilly wind, quite large
crowd, with many ladies, assembled, there
being general desire to see Ferguson
pitching against his old colleagues; but In
this they were disappointed, as Ingram
pitched instead OF Ferguson, with Allen as
catcher.
The game commenced with great excite
ment, Ferguson, OF the Philadelphins,
scoring one run In the first inning, the
Virginias being BANKED.
The breeze OF success then changed its
course. the Virginias making one run in
the second inning and two in the third,
fourth, and fifth successfully, and one
each in the sixth and seventh and two in
the eighth. the Philadelphias being
blanked in each. The Philadelphias then
scored one iun in the ninth inning, making
the score stand at the close Of the game
eleven TO two in favor OF the Virginias.
The battery OF the Philadelphas was
changed at the commencement OF the last
OF the seventh inning, Ferguson pitching,
in response TO the repeated and rapturOus
call OF the audience. The game, though
an easy victory for the Virginias, was en-
ioyabIe to the audience, judging from their
frequent and hearty applause.
The following is the official score
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Medical College of virginia.

The Board OF this institution will meet
on the 9th of May TO elect four professors.
DR.. Coleman. the late distinguished pro-
fcssor of obstetrics, being dead, his chair
must, OF course, be filed. The voice OF Dr..
James B. McCaw, professor OF Practice of
Medicine, has become 80 seriously impaired
by his late severe illness that he Is unable
10 stand the strain OF the continuous ef-
fort unavoidably required in a six-months'
course of lectures, and for this reason he
has resigned. Professors Tompkins and
James having determined TO become
candidates for the vacant chairs as
more congenial to their tastes than
those which they now hold, to afford
transparently far opportunities for com.
petition to all candidates for all the vacal
chairs, have resigned their positions in the
chairs they now hold-viz., Anatomy and
Materia Medica and Therapeutics. No
doubt there will be plenty OF candidates
from which the Board will be able to Sc
lect competent professors ior all the places.
and the college will proceed in its present
course OF usefulness.
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vbaI.oftery OF Life.

John Brougbam's well-known play
"Tbe Lottery OF Life" will be given at
the Theatre Easter Monday by thinner
mans company. This Is considered the
brightest Of this authors comedies, and
Mr.. Zimmerman will Introduce novelties
In the concert scene, making The perform
aLce pleasant one. 1he siar VIII be J..
A. Locke. the comedian, who will be re-
membered as supporting Lotta so success
fully. He plays the character OF Terry,
the Swell. The play abounds In scenes Of
life in New York, adventures, and pathetic
incident. One OF the scenic effects repre-
sents Fulton Ferry at night and Brooklyn
Heights illuminated. The engagement is
for two nights.
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Spring

IL 10 many the most beautiful season OF tle
wear, but to others il brings trouble In Tue
shape OF eruptions, blotches, ulcers, ilch-
Ings, etc. We offer TO all such the only
purely vegetable, reliable, and safe rene
DIV to force out all this poison: IL Is na,
ture's remedy, prepared from tho TOOLS o.
the forests, and nothing in its composition
comes from the apothecary or chenists
shop. Do not take Mercury and rotasn
mixtures for these complaints, for tney a,e
as bad or worse than the diseases ownts
Speclflc roots out the poison and eliminates
II through the pores Of the skin, ~
Mir. B. w. Collier, Indian Springs, ga,
saws: "For ten or twelve years nsa m an
ugly eating sore on my race wuiSn as nas
even leaving a scar 10 mark the place"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC 20,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, ia.
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EAsrEe-EGGs In great variety at PIzzrSrs.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THOSE ASYLUM BOARDS, AGAIN.

Test OF the License Law-Miiitary Items
Lunatic sufrocated-Forr Professors TO Be
Elected Council Meeting.
The act Of Assembly removing the old
Board OF the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
institute. and providing for the appoint
ment Of new one, did not vacate the Of
hces OF the Institute. Hence the Board, at
It's meeting day before yesterday, did not
DO anything in the matter OF electing Of
fcers.
Their action was watched with much In
terest to see IL they would reelect Mr.
Roller, the ReSijuster Superintendent.
The act in relation TO the lunatic asyinms
says:
$50. The Offices OF all directors OF said
asylums, as at present constituted, shall be,
aud the same are hereby, declared vacant
upon the 10Th Of April, 1884, and all offices
therein filed by said boards OF directors,
as at present constituted, shall be, and the
same are hereby, declared vacant upon the
10Th day OF April, 1884.
There Is movement on foot, which has
the support OF some Democrats, looking TO
the retention OF DIR. Ferguson (colored) as
one Of the assistant superintendents OF the
Central Asylum.
At the call of bis Excellency Governor
William Il. Cameron, president OF the
Board, the Board OF Public Works met in
the Governors office yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of electing successors to
Messrs. b. S. Ewell and James c. Lamb. Of
the Eastern and Central Boards OF Direct
ors respectively.
Colonel Morton Marye nominated Mr..
L. NJ. Thompson, Democrat, TO fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation OF Mr..
Ewell, OF the Eastern Asylum Board; but
Mr.. Barksdale, State Treasurer, and Gov
ernOr Cameron voted for George T.. Rich
ardson, n COalitonist from James City
county, and he was elected.
Colonel Archer Anderson, Democrat,
from Richmond, was unanimously elected
to succeed Mr.. j. &. Lamb on the Board
OF Directors Of the Central Asylum.
1t appears that there was some mistake
in the statement that Il. ii. Booker was
elected at the first meeting OF the Board OF
Public Works as q director foT the Eastern
Lunatlc Asylum. 1t was not Il. II. Booker.
but Il. NJ. Booker, staunch Democrat.
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
TIE NURSERY.

The following Is IN extract from letter written
to the German Reformed Messenger, at Cham
bcrsburg, Penn:
A BENEFACTRESS-
inst open the door for her, and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery. or this we are 10 sure 'hat we VIII
teach our "susy" % say, "a blessing on Mrs.
y,na,oU >, for helping her 10 survive and escape
the gripping, colIcking, and teething siege. MRS.
WISsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child from pain, and cures dysentery and diar-
rhra. II softens the gums reduces Inflammation,
cures wind-colic, and carries the infant safely
through the teething period. u performs precisely
,vhat n nrofsses 10 pcrfo1n, evey part OF it-no-
thing less. We have never seen hrs. Winslow-
know her only through the preparation Of her
soothing Syrup for Children Teethins." If we
had The power we would make her, az she is,
physical savior to the infant race SOFA .Dy 'h
ur"SsS'S' aps eodlw
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n,,aa CounciI Meeting.

A called meeting OF the Common Coun-
cil was held Yesterday evening, at which
the following members were present: Mr..
+ r.. Ellyson, president, and Messrs. Ad-
q" ana Allen. Archer, Bahen, Braucr, Camp
bell, Catlett, Elicit, 1unn, hnrgrove'
Hayes, Hooper, Hughes, Mcdowell, Metz
ger, Randolph, Rose, straus, ana Iurpin.
The Clerk read the call for the meeting,
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signed by Messrs. Campbell, Gum, Rose,
Bowie, and Hayes. II was IN reference
to the connection track between the Rich
mond and Allegheny rnilroat ana the Pc
tersburg and Richmond railroad.
Mr.. Campbell submitted an ordinance
which allowed the Richmond and Alle-
ghany railroad the right to make the con-
nection, subject TO the usual restrictions.
Mr.. Campbell moved the adoption OF the
ordinance.
Mr.. Elicit moved to suspend the rules,
and this was done.
The roll was called and the ordinance
was adopted by vote OF Is ayes, noes l.
Adjourned.
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ALunatie suGocatea.

An inquest was held at the Henrlco
county iail yesterday by Justice Iiolleran
over the body OF Julia Payne (colored).
who was committed to said Jail for lunacy.
The Jury brought In the following The
said Julia Payne, being lunatic confined
In the Henrico county Jail, having thrown
over The stove in her room, In which there
was a fire made Of anthracite coal, came to
her death by inhaling earbonie-acid gas
Generated from the burning coal. The
;nrv are OF the opinion that where lt-
matte cannot be received into an asylum,
and il necessarily kept In Jail, the State
should proyIdc such attendants aud nurs-
Inc as will prevent the occurrence OF such
..ccidanfg
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suna.y.Sc,ooI Easter service.

The Sunday school OF st. PauPs church
will have tomorrow easter Sunday at
1880 z. NJ. IN Easter celebration, which
Will be impressive and beautiful. The re-
sponsiye service in its successive parts tells
OF the agony Of Christ in the garden, his
trial, his crucilXion, and his glorious re-
surrection and ascension.
The service is interspersed with beauti-
full hymns, anthems, and choruses. The
classes will march with banners. The pro-
cessional and recessional hymns and the
ofrertory will be features Of the service
The regular church choir will sing Easter
anthems, and will assist throughout the
service. The church, except the middle
aisle. which Is reserved for the Sunday
school. vii! be open to the public.
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The following cases were disposed Of
Yesterday:
Frank Brown (colored), drunk and dis
orderly in the street, was fined $3.50 and
cost.
William Otey (colored). trespassing upon
the premises OF Thomas Duke, was COM
mitted to Jail for six months in default OF
security.
The case Of n. NJ. Ellick, charged with
ieloniously shooting his father, NJ. Ellick,
was called yesterday. The physicians who
are attending the wounded man said that
bis general condition was very good, but
that he was suffering pain and had slight
fever, and was unable to appear. The
case was continued till next Thursday.
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penitents. The revival services will pro-
badly continue aIl next week.
Last night was the regular meeting OF
the City Council. Mr.. Perdue not being
present, Mr.. Il. J. Gentry occupied the
chair. Routine business was transacted
and the Council adjourned.
The funeral OF Mr.. William CordIe, who
died Thursday morning, took place from
the Ninth. Street Methodist church yester-
day afternoon. His remains were escorted
to their resting place by Pocahontas Tribe
of Red Men.
The public schools were closed yester-
day GOOD Friday, and will be closed
arain Monday for Easter.
Chesterfield County Court meets Mon
day.
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THE ESTHETIC DUDE.
LINES TT OUR sHoRT-HAnED POET.

Oh. I'm a beautiful. blooming Dude
4 charming. elegant darling.l |;
NV tailor supplies me with garments - on tck,
The ladies grze on me aud glggle and sigh.
The "govornor" Is liberal and planks down the
cash
Mamma says she knows I'm too nice TO be
rude;
3. nv name Is Fitz Mortimer Cherries Montsdash:
i'm a gay sprig Of fortune an 4hsthetic Dude.'
walk down the street with an air very grand,
=. do the theatres" and stroll In the park;
With my tight fitting pants and my cane well In
hand,
Il lark.
am strictly zen recale my style Is "au fait,'
You'll know mo at once by the shape Of nav hat.
Nv shoes must be pointed, the fishiOn-plates say
And nv clothes are the latest-yCu won't dis
putc that.
Now don't get me mixed with tie "masher'' |
beg;
To be ciassed with such fellows would greatly
distress;
My strong point IS ianguor, dislike fatigue;
sly weakness II style" and passion for dress
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VOL. LXV.

City subscribers who fail 10 get the
Dispatch regularly will please notify us OF
the fact at once.
The late hour at which subscribers we're
served on Sunday and Thursday last re-
suited from the late hour OF going to press,
in order to get important news, and not
from any fault on the part Of carriers. The
new system Is intended TO insure the early
delivery of the paper, and with the CO.
operation OF our subscribers we will soon
have II working to perfection.
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mn TNE PEOPLE.-I NEED THE

rVO TEE PEOPLE, NEED + ii +
4 office, and want 10 be elected
MAYOR Of THE CITY.
Therefore the urgent call OF necessity ana my
own desire, ask the voters To nominate me at the
primary election, May lSt, 1884. to which sub
init my claims / am deeply grateful for past COLI
flden e and support, and hope am not Unworthy
of it, continuance. II have proved incompetent
or unflitbful. turn me out; if on the contrary,
appeal 10 the conscience and Judgment OF every
man 10 do 10 me as he would have me 10 do u him
I'm Ike circumstances Above all, appeal t0 every
dua fled voter 10 east his ballot that The real yo"e
of the people. aud not OF mere factions aad ftDgs'
may be- heard.
an d-td W.'C. CARRINGTON.
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no NOT FORGET

That when sny article By It's own merits
has acquired public confidence and patron
age 1t Is at once Initiated, and the greater
'he sale OF the genuine article the more the
mutations.
Take, for instance, the host OF so-called
porous plasters every one Of them is en-
doavoring to trade on the reputation OF
ALLCoCK's POROUS PLASTER.
The only safe way for purchasers is TO
insist on having the genuine article, and
not allow themselves to be swindlcd by
having plasters said TO be AUST as good"
or containing superior ingredients" i'm
posed upoa thea. These are only tricks TO
sell inferior goods that no more compare
with ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASTER
than copper docs with gold. One trial of
ALLCoCK's POROUS PLASTER
viii convince you that II IS the best extor-
nal remedy ever made. II cures without
causing blisiers, sbraSions OF skin, or The
slightest inconvenience.
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The Grand Carnival.

commencing Monday night, is the all-ab-
sorbing event with many OF our people at
present. From the very elaborate prepa-
rations it will doubtless prove what its
managers seem determined TO make 1.-THE
greatest amusement enterprise ever at
tempted in this city. Monday night the
programme will be a most attractive one,
and we would advise all who propose to
20 to secure their seats in advance.
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The Course TiIdcn VIII Pursue IL
Nominated.

NEW YORK, April 11.-After good deal
OF persuasion Times reporter succeeded
in cliciting the following from Mr.. Tilden:
al | am nominated" said he, - will
guarantee all the people to act honest, and
to act for their interest; and to assure them
that mean what | say, | will wear one OF
those celebrated S14 Corkscrew Suits OF A.
Straus & Son, 1901 Main street; for they
are big favorites anyhow"
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SPRING SUITS.

If you want to seean elegant display Cf SPRING
SUITS, call and examine our assortment. We
show a superb line Of choice Imported and Ameri-
can suitings in all the new patterns and shades
cut In Singlc-Dreasted Frocks' Cutaway Frocks'
Prince-AIbe Frocks, Single-Breasted sacks, &C.;
made and trimmed in the best manner. We invite
special attention TO our Nobby Low-Roll Sack
suits at SIS. $50, s22.5O, and .25. You'll find us
opposite post-oGice. and the people say we are
LEADERS OF FASHION.
A. sAKS 4 CO.,
aplZ lOl3 MAIN street,
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b. NJ. Angle. Grove avenue, policeman silver
Service with can Of tea.
Harvey Wilson. Tenth and Main streets, attor-
new, Swiss stcm-winding and Setting Watch in
can of coffee.
w. G.. Fuller, west Marshall street, builder,
Hunting-Case Watch Ia can Of tea.
Mrs. f. NJ. Bennett, Broad street, Silver Service
In can Of coffee.
W. T. Yarbrough letler-carrler, Crown Watch
in can of tea.
Miss Mary Burgess, seamstress' Main street,
Diamond Ear-Drops in can of coffee
ID. O'Donuel, Broad street plumber Hunting
Case Watch In can Of tea.
Y.M. Roy, east Leigh street. book binder, STEM
Winding and Setting Watch In can Of coffee.
IN. Vaughan. south Tenth street, tobacconlst'
stem. Winding aud setting Watch In can of tea.
A. G.. Waugh, north Eighth street, merchant,
stem-winding and Settlng-wateh IN can of
coffee.
Nell. G.. Hughes, north Fifth ste .book'keeper,
limiting Case Watch In can of tea.
Charles Tucker, Globe Hotel, Chatelaine Watch
In can Of coffee.
A. Parleman, with Phyle & Co., Solid silyel
Hunting Case Watch In can Of coffee.
DR.. c. A. Bryce, north Second street, Hunting
Case Gold Watch In can of tea.
". G. Backer, east Grace street. solid silver
Hunting-Case Watch In can Of coffee.
b. Ware, ESP, officer at penitentiary, Genuine
Diamond Ring In can Of tea.
J.P. bryant, boss maehinlst at Fredericksburg
railroad, Hunting-Ca Watch in can Of coffee.
A, Hierholzcr, west Grace street, tanner, GEN
uiue Diamond Ring IN can Of tea. ap IL
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7 L S 7 n 0 w


ALMOST EVERYBODY IN THE GOTH
ING TRADE Is JUST NOW TELLING
WHAT ELEGANT, SUPERB, UNM-
VAILED STOCKS OF SPRING CLOTH
ING THEY ARE OFFERING, UNTii.
DICTIONARIES ARE EXHAUSTED In
SEARCH FOR STRONG DESCRIPTIVE
ADJECTINES.
TRADE IS INFLUENCED LESS BI
WHAT Is SAID THAN BY WHAT Ii
DONE, AND WE CARE ONLY To
STATE THAT WE ARE READY FOR
SPRING BUSINESS, LEAVING TIE
CRITICAL BUYERS WHO PURCHASE
THE CLASS or GOODS WE HANDLE
TO DETERMINE How WELL VIZ
HAVE SUSTAINED OUR RKPUTATIOS
FOR PRODUCING THE BEsT CLUTh-
ING SOLD ANYWHERE.
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AuApcient Buiiding Burned.

A Springfield (Mass. telegram OF Thurs.
day saws: The old Elisha Graves house, al
Northampton. was burned this morning
II was probably the oldest house in North,
amnton. was built as a block house, and
was over 25O years old. The property has has
been owned by the Parsons family zzS
yparg
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INNINGS.
Clubs. ] 9 3 3 Total
Philadelphias... 0 0 0 0 . o ! 2
VIrgnias........ 2 2 / 9 U IL
Two-base hits-E ergusOn, l Fogarty, |. Three
base hits-Cahil. /. Left on bases-Philadelphia
3; VirgInias, S. Double pays-Ferguson and
Fogarty. Struck out ,irgintas, ]. Bases on
balls-Nirgnias,6 @. Passed bails-Allen. 9; Crow
ley, ]. Wild pitches-Ingram, 2. Umpire-Wll-
liam Hoover. Scorer-H. c. Johnston. Time Of
game-l hour and 80 minutes.
The Phiiadelphias left on the $40 train
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and PO-
tomac railroad yesterday evening.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
Baltimore: Providence, 5; Baltimore. ..
Philadelphia: Amherst College, 4; Ath-
leticS, s. Bay City, | Philadelphia, 2.
Boston: Boston, IA; Boston Reserves, s.
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The wealthiest and leading Chinese mer-
chants OF the Pacific Slope recommend st.
Jacobs Oil, the great pain-conqueror, to
their country men at large.
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The Accident Policies

OF THE TRAVELLERS, Of Hartford, Conn,
indemnify the business or professional man
for his profits. the wage-worker for his
wages lost from accidental injury, and
guarantee principal sum I'm case OF death.
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Mnuchcater.

Rev. DIR. John Harmon. OF Park Place.
preached at the Ninth-Street Methodist
church last night to n large crowd. There
were several conversions and about fifteen
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Finest Roses, Lilies, &C., &c, for Easter
Sunday wear.
Largest variety to select from in the
city at J. }. HARyEY's,
No. 0 east Broad street.
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OPINION OF DE. MOTT, LATE GOVERN
V' Ut II = It 4 IN = =
hENT CHEMIST, on

hEST CHEMIST, on
ALLCCCK'S POROUS PLASTER.
Nv Investigation Of ALLCoCK's Porous
SLAsTBR shows It TO contain valuable and
essential ingredients not found in any other
plaster. These ingredients are 50 perfectly
9roportioncd that the ALLCoCK's POROUS
PLASTER will not cause bl.sters or ex-
cessiVe irritation, and find 1t superior to
and more eficient than any other plaster.
HENRY A. MORT, ,Jr., Phi. ID. +. C.S-,
Professor OF Chemistry New York Medical
College, &C. NH 25-eod2m
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Zinc EnyrayinCs.

A few OF the Fine EngravingS in Elegant
Frames remain unsOld and can be bought
at Il bargain to-day.
JNO. L. LAUGHTON. Jr.,
AuctionCer.
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IIIIU NIII IINIIIF WIIPIHW-U'
e following is the official score
yIRCINIAC CIUD
PHILADELPHIA CLUl

To,al............9 2 8 "a Il
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POLITICAL.

NOTICE TO CANDIDATES AND
~ VOTERS.
The PRIMARY-ELECrION PLAN provides
,hot none but whit, Democrats shall vote and no
man shall be entitled 10 vote except In the pre-
cinct where he lives and unless his aame app ears
on the Eegistrui0n-BOoks: prOptded, that any
has not acquired residence In his new ward tn0t
having lived there thirty days. may vote In Ills OLD
precinct and ward.
the fourth Thursday In May (22dl, which II me
day Of election, can register NOW. ap l2-lw
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HnttercupS,

something brand.new and one Of the best
things you ever put in your mouth. The
ladies are fond OF them.
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EaSfer-Curtis.

Be sure to get your Easter-Cards to-day.
l.. Lewis, 9l2 Main street, has beautiful
lot Of them.
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Hastings Coart.
Police Court.

The entire day was consumed yesterday
in disposing OF civil cases.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a
the DISPATCH PRISTING-uoUsE. Coca WORK
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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SUCH SUITS.
BREAD-wINNERS SUITS are I. Cor prtss
wear, whether In store, bank. or wsrkssep, o. fer
dress occasions. See what nu yOur eye. Eaes
wen az you. Lastly. wo1I nt yosr pscket Tee
lowness Of some prices males yes tha.k Ne
quality isn't there, bu, It Is, and yos cen seo n.
and We guarantee II.
SUCH GOOD SUITS
SUCH wELL-MADE SUITS,
SUCH HANDSOME SUITS.
SUCH FULL-vALUE SUITS.
YOU will not find anywhere.
BUSINESS SUITS, ss, t1o, si2,sI&;
DRESS SUITS, sl5, s16, sis, go, sp TO sss.
MIsFIT STORE.
9l2 MAIN STREET.
lap 1871
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When Your Doctor Recommends
WiiisIIey
use "Blair's own" 90 so 4 gallon. 1t is
absolutely pure. For sale only by
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer.
Pace Block.