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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26
WHF:PE0PLEGEE MARRIED.
= g" Two souls with but a single: thought.
:: :. Two hearts that beat rs one"

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T.: Two souls with but a single thought.
=: Two hearts tha, beat as one
Though it is very common to rrproach
old bachelors with th@ir celibacy. and to
pity old mails as if . single blessed
nesS Were a misfortune. yet many
married people. hare seen fit to offer
apologies for having entered into what
some profane wag has called the ''holy
bands OF paddock" One man married
to get housekeeper, another to get rid
OF baa=conpany. Many women declare
they get married ior.the sake Of home;
few acknowledge that their motive was
to gets husband. Goethe averred that
he got married to be ''respectable.' - John
Wilkes said he took a wife. ito please
hia friend" Another, who espoused his
houseuaid, said he did il: "to spite his
I relations. - "A widow, who married a
Rsecpha haaashand, said she wanted some
body to eondole with herfor the loss OF
her: first. Another to get rid Of inces-
SAINT importantly from crowd Of suitors.
Old maids, who get married invariably
assure, their friends that they thought
they could be ''more useful'' as wives
,thanas spinsters. Nevertheless, Quilp
giyes It as%h;s' opinion that. niae-tenths
ofall persons who marry, whether Will
ows orswidowers, virgin or bachelors, do
so for the sake Of getting married. -
: =. ATTENTION, MOTHERS. -
Silly young :girl5-and most Of young
girls are silly in matters OF dress-deform
their bodies for life by wearing corsets
laceI so as to compress the lungs and
heart, a1ld force downward the ab.lomi-
nal organs into unnatural positions,
when, BY the compression of the blood
vessels, the organs Of the abdomen be-
come consested, and conditions are de-
Tetoped from which they can never re-
cover Fhe great regret is that so many
of thean9remain silly, and that even
mothers may be found as silly as the
girls. Corsets which are used to destroy
the vital organs OF our girls are capable
Of doing vastly more harm than the little
iron shoes which are used to destroy the
feet Of Chinese ladies, because OF the
greater Importance Of the organs in
volved.,. A young American girl would
have o.diff :ulEy in seeing that the com
pressed and deformed baby foot of a
Chinese lady is not handsome. but it is
really TOO bad that she cannot be made
to see that her permanently deformed
body. with her.ribs all crushed in upon
her vital organs, is not beautiful by any
means.
-....: CURIOUS LOVE LETTER.
+. Madam, Most worthy Of estimation,
After long considerations, and much
meditation. on the great reputation you
possess in the nation, have a strong
incs:na, ion to become your relation On
your :lpprobat;on OF this: declaration,
shall mike preparation to remove my
situation, to more convenient station,
to profess my admiration; and II such
oblation is worthy Of observation, and
can obtain commisseration, it will be an
aggrapdizarion beyond all calculation G!
the Joy and ,exa!tation. ''."'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26
Sale Of Personal Property.

We will sell at the late residence Of
Nancy Miller, deceased. on Thursday,
the 5th day Of March, 1885, at public
outcry, all OF the Personal Property be-
longing to the estates of JOHN G. Miller
and Nancy Miller, consisting of Mules,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Bee Hives, Bug
gies, 5 Wagons. Plantation Tools of all
Kinds, Wheat, Oats, Cotton Seed, Corn,
Fodder, Blacksmith Tools, Carpenters
Tools, Household and Kitchen Farniture,
and many other articles too tedious to
mention. -. -. 49," De-
Terms cash, on delivery.
-. - - ). F MILLER, -
i-------~-------- ): T. D. MILLER,
-. ." j. G. MILLER, -
! Agents for the Heirs.
February, 18th. 1885. q -. - s-2t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26

The cotton factory at Granitevsl;e, AL
Ken county, Is now running cttfuli tiflie.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26
AIr, NJ. Foot's Assignment.

Mr.. ". Foot, one Of the largest mer-
chanrs>ot this place, made an assignment
on the - inst, for the benefit of his
creditors. Mr.. Aordeeai Foot is the as
signee, *.:-.'
]. Mr., Foot had purchased large stock
OF goods and in Consequence Of the dull
season he was unable to dispose OF them.
His stock Is now estimated to be not less
than $4,000, This together with the
poor COLLECTIONS OF last year Is assigned
as the reasons Of his embarrasslnents.
The total amount Of his liabilities will
probably not exceed $4,000.
The total sasount Of liability OF the
sureties iof wham Mr.. Foot is one1 on the
Judgment under the Moses bond will not
exceed sS. 700,
P. Oberdorter, OF Charleston, has a
mortgage, d $500. Harry Ss4nuels Of
New YORK mortgage of $1,000, and
Otto klettner OF this town a mortgage
OF $1,000, making total in mortgages
OF III, 500. -
We'giYe below Q list o! creditors who
have issued attachments and tie auts,
Of their CLAIMS,
There are several other creditors who
! have npt yet issued any attachments.
| The totaa liability not Including the
mortgages vii! probably not exceed $780,
009: --,.....-..
+ YIN. BryceGCa. s8s1.79 New York.
tJ, & H, Mann l025.75 Baltimore
Leon Frsuks&sons ll41.3s
kC.ingan nWatkins&Ce 4lo.sl Richmond.
I ~"' "; % - III %
Bates, Reed s. Cooley 167s,5e New York
| Austin Nichols 4 Co. s6l.e5 " 50
F.W. Wagner 4 Co, 3709.S Charleston
strouse, Loeb 4 Co. 6e4.75 Phila.
! Stern Il Bros. 659.l3
r. 3, Claffiin s. Co, 2022.0e New York
! Geo. Rountree 662.65 Richmond
Jno. +. Rroadnax 437.79 y. O.
JW, Brigham s. Co. 77l.25 Boston
Haclstadter Bros. 62S.00 New Yor3
Young, ,Smyth, ,Field&Co1ls5.es Phila.
Denzer. Stern u Co. 662.00 New 9ors
ID. Wbitehill & Co. e. 6Slsl3 Baltimore
! :Janob Heclt & Co. 36S.25 Norfolk.
fNcG Gahan. Bates & Co. 1891 Charleston
:: TO make this announcemen gives u;
Infinite pain, as in our whole circle OF
seousintance there Is no one whose bu
siness misfortune could touch us mor<
acrltely. An honester man than ". Foo
we DO not know. and We hope that he
! viii tide over the difficulty, and come
! ont ell riohE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26
Unprecedented Offer

Unprecedented Offer !! =!
TO MEET THE PRESSURE,
AND INCREASE our SUBSCRIPTION LIST,
The Herald and News
IS OFFERED
FOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR
TEN MONTHS
For ONE DOLLAR only:
10 ALL OLD OR new SUBSCRIBERS :!
A large. live paper at the low price Of
ONE DOLLAR for TEN MONTHS.
This, offer Will be good for one month
from date, and for one month only.
Send, or bring in your dollar right
away and secure the paper. at
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF. NEWBERRY.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
Joseph J. Darlington, Trustee,
against 49,
VIM: G. Wright, ct al.
Partition. .
By order Of the Court will sell at
public outcry, on the first Monday in
March, 1885, at Newberry Court House,
all that lot of land. together with the
buildings thereon Qate the property of
Mrs. Mary R. Wright), in the town Of
NeW5erry, in the County and State
aforesaid. containing half acre, more
or. less, bounded by Caldwell street,
Boundary street, by the Female. Acad-
enly lot and by Johnstone street. -.
TERMS: Purchaser will be required
to pay one-third Of the purchase money
in cash, and to secure the balance, pay
able in one and two years, with interest
from the day Of sale, by bond and
mortgage OF the premises, and policy
OF insurance on the buildings. The pur-
chaser, though, may pay the whole bid
in cash if desirable.
SILAs JOHNsTONE, Master.
Masters Office, S.Febry, 1855.
Feb. y, st. $3.50.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26
( Roads and Streams.

Superintendents and Overseers Of pub
lie roads are hereby notified and required
to putfthe same in good repair iumedi-
ately,: :. "'. '.'.. -. -, -
All land owners shall during the
month Of March remove from rrnnins
streams Of water on their lands Hsll
trash, trees, rats and. timber. 8" -
F. By order OF County Commissioners.
JAS. K. P. GoseASs, Clerk.
Feb. iA-S-td. - -, -:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26
Local and Special.
THURSDAY q: p, e2s, 1885.

Subscribers are asked to lcok at the
figyes opposite their names, and. ID
they Ses taat their subscriptions have q,
expired, WR please remit the sum due. s
This paper may be found on file at Goo. p.
eowel q Co.'S Newspaper Advertistns Bp.
rean ao spEnee. St. REere advertising, con.
tracts saay % raa's:s made sor It in New YORK.
4r-Eas.tBdwers, postmaster. aat Prosperity
ss ouraasaerised agent: ss that place.
Mr. Az Kohnl vii also receive and 70.
seipt fos subscriptions at Prosperity. ~
&S-s2hscribers wiIl confer favor hy exam.
inins rns dates printed next their names, and
Il d, daes is NOT risat they WIN please inform
nsositz: :Nsseakes wiz oecar soneEinea.-ea
- - -
GARDEN SEEDS AND ONION
SETS RRESH AND CHEAP At
ROBERTSON'S DRUG STORE OP-
POSlTE THE POST OFFICE.
Jan: l5-S-tk
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26
=. 1OuT >, -
a. Florence, S. c., Dec. -, 1884.
80 TIE ANSWER. '-:'s..

= : TIE ANSWER. - ''-.. .'..'
Slr,-I perused your oratidn with
much ,slcliberatien. and little conster-
nation, at the great intatnation ofyour
Imagination. to shew: such vereration
on. so Slight 9 foundation, But after
examination and much serious contem-
plati0n, Z supposed your animation was
the fru:t-of recreation, or had sprung
from from ;o-,entstlon, to display your edu-
cation. By an odd enumeration. or rather
multiplication, OF words. Of the same
Termination, though OF great variation
in each respective signidcation. Now
without disputation, your laborious ap-
plicstion in SO tedious an occupation,
deserves: eomnsemoration, and thinking
inlitataoRs q sufficient qualification, T am,
without hesStat!ou,. -..,..., ..,.~',
. .. %, -.. Yours, ..g
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26
GREENWOOD, lAUEENS & SpAllrAaBuRG 3. B;

*Flag Stations.
The Road is being speedily pushed through
to Spartanburg.
ET. CHARLTON,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Feb. IA. Ct. r..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26
Noticel Notice!

The County Commissioners will be at
Nud!iek Creek, F. II. Dominick's Hill
place, on the stead leadingirom Work
naanss BridgeS5at 10 q. ta.5Frlday, March
9Th next, FOR the purposscf awarding a
.enntract,5os buading bridge across the
said Creek at that potnts~Plaas1 and
specifications to be seen nsneanwhile In
the office eof the CoInmislHone 81 :
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26

The Commissioners wll meet at their
Office at 1e'a.' M Tuesday, March 10th
next siorSthe purpose of4considerina
sealed. bids which are solicited untilthat
date for the rebuilding OF about 10 feet
OF brick wall around the County Jail.
By order OF County Commissioners.
JAS. KIP. GoasASs, Clerk.
Feb. l5-S-td. -,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-26

4
reminds me of the men, who were
conspicuous by their absence In the
late war, but who would be found on all
public occasions telling uhat ne had done
to save the country, also OF the non C ,n-
tributins voter who during the struggle
Of the campaign would prophecy failure
| appear Indifferent about going to the
And it is a matter OF regret, that charac-
ters like these often obtlin the signatures
and support Of persons who know that
they are not entitled to any OF the bene-
fts bestowed upon citizens, soldiers or
patriots for merit. "-.'-
The farmers Of South Carolina would
like to know the reason Tor silence on
the part Of the delegates OF this State.
when the name Of Mr.. Moorehead. Was
presented in the W. e. P. Association,
they knew that Aiken was the choice
us. c., and that every delegate to whom
| the petition OF Col. A. had been presen-
ted, had recommended his appointme It.
then why did they not speak for S. c.!
polls. bur, who would rte acih the reteJAil.
in claiming honor to himself for having
aided in securing such great Victory, af-
ter the battle had been foaght and won.
The Presbyterian Mission church on
Richland Street, between Richardson and
Assembly, was Dedicated on last Sun
day afternoon. Mr.. T. Kincead the
Supt Of the Sunday school gave an ac-
cvunt OF the Mission work, from its lie,
ginning, ii months ago, to the present.
The lot on which the buildings in coiirse
Of completion, had been bought and paic
for (having cost them sl,00O.00.) They
had reason to hope that the building
would soon be completed and paid for
and had every reason to feel encoura zee
in their undertaking. Rev. J. l.. G:rar
deau, .. D., preached the sermon. The
opening and closing ceremonies Were
participated in by Dra. Boggs & Hemp
hill and the Rev. l.. McKinnon, Pasto
OF the 1st Presbyterian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

Watering Branch. L. 4. Gesrze ant
l'oob failey, both white. while under
the sniiaence of liquor 20. into 5 quar-
re-. After quarrsiisng for some time
Farley ssrncl JseCrEo arc knocked BIN
down, wheruzpen the 3attef drew MS
aniFe and attacked Farley, EEd isei0rt
the bystknders could interfere mac cti
I'm fourteen TINES. Tins wounded mzn
was tszeu - his hune. nezT IIanrhorBe +
starr. whvrs IirE liiaokiord and las
werc summoned. They fsuac the Elan
seriously wounded. the ruts being n
Ia. breast. abdomeI. AM hEeh--5orne
OF then penetrating the cavities- IAf
phvsicIans made MN q comfortable a.
uossiblc. but there arc out slIghi citances
tina, he vii recover tsevrro was A.
rested o. warrant from Aarlstratc
z crmilliou znd turned Owe o. 0flcers
Sen, znd FiiVpsn. who brought hlm O.
tho CITY ano locked nm ~ al tne sta
tlul-housc The weapon used wa .
common barlow knife
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
R0BBING TN NAL.
. rrpns''eur oH'eia Genre so 'ri'i.


iiiT T. .e-rapi Ia tac lnsuatcl.'
kNOxvILLL. TEvX. Angus, q
This MORNING United oIztes Marsha
J0scri q iYius brou-hi ~ Colonel 4.
E. Mariner tine postmaster s. Carr
viit. VINO wa caughi roBDmc the
mail Thc cas- wa worked ~ nT
Posi- Office inspector Charles j. Doc
sex /, procure warrant i7r tAe
srres. Of Mariner. and yestcraAy. Il
comuanv witt tn Marsha. and United
State District Attorney %. {. 81. Viz
bans confronted tim u tRe V0si-o-tlct
s, GarrTvilie ana showed the posraastgr
tina he MAD certain evidence OF M
rsa1ur rerlstereG-letter pa-kaEes. Jo--
ser receIpIed o. Mariner tgT S-..l
II mone7-oraef funds Marine tool
tive-uolisT D.l anu iau- one
doiz- bills iron hn pocke, znL
handed thcz o. DosseT. The Inspector
q. once ldcnuheo the fvp aoliar- anl
Two one-dolia, bills g. the iaeutcal
Oils mailed q CarrITille y Q registered
lottc- ths uav before Marine va.
placed uuae- Cuaru q the note.. Nhll.
thert he VS. observed 90 CroI SOME
thing iron Do WINDOW Marsha iTins
picked az the paper and found 3 O. De
. ictte- iron Dr. trvert0u. addressed
O. Senator lshau g. Harrls. MALE al
larr1yille Tuesday Mzrne- failed O.
cive 9-Out bono All 3, nov IL tAi
Knoxville IA Co,0ael Marine wa
formerly c0mmzuGEnt %. caqet- s, tn
University 0' Tennessee auc gsvera
wears ago wa tlf Republican caud,-
daIa 10, maye- @ Knoxville
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
nBes stale rInu-as-ys A. tfuaraI.-
rfgtf-f

re.eE-Ip. "a. tlt Ulfnl.-.
NTV lELLlNE Angus. -.
Tinted ~--le uia-.-c.-7-zr aut-- w1l-l
arrived a. quarantine OF tne I4tt u.-
7rau- IRON n0Ic- tr tn. uIruoss OF
proceeding O. Nev t'-leln. Ga la1e So
ve- iron Tie mr. o. Na,lm-,1-. D..
sul mIe- detention n- 1rler O tls
Joan He4ltL Tue c1rtar refused
O. sar-li- 81. vesse q. -I--1iecu11 aul
tl-li-ztloI all q cg2-eruenc. Ir-.
Hll ma c1vg orlcr u0. Z. Is- As-
PROCEED d. tn CITY .o-E benz q
present 1niecte- wItL Tl.loU-isve. }.
probable tu1- arrangement vi s.
uaIsJ nave ne s-ive- rcnvevt q q.
AMI. v4sr, she uoT l-. D. Ae- -lr.-
TAD na uiorue- tne c1ce~ L..
board o. h-4-l tina %. prefer puttri-
-g- q. -es @. .-ur lls1ie-,e- aul t--
r.r~ert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

ihf iele-r1r. tO .-le Dlfue e..
4-LA1-r. d. A.. Angus Tn
urzutl arlli--w- leav, Noun 81 etuerU
tbs lTst mar q. s9rIeu1e- lo-J2-
fre- l,r4nt W. 81 - L4lc4-o q. a.
tend r.,mio ol tAt army g tle
Ic1nesse, OF se1terloe- o. Il w.
tAcI reulrI O. Won or 1 iatne-
10oL. Airl tIr,u- zul her daughter.
M. >artcrls. WI. go O. Wes- Pom.
iJ- ta aaTs. and VAL thsl I0- Jess.
Grant g, Lls izr-I. 81 Yves, Cnssls-
county Alr-. S4rt0II- expec-s q sal
10, Euglanl 4oou. October Is- TIA.
izIaii, W.. IL lo1 Mrs. Uran. e. heE
GA u tnf ial witt the exception O.
4irs sSrtorls. WE VI remain FL Ene-
lsuu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
washington s1eu,.
EI,rleleErap. d IL plsn.teb.l

ID tete-ralA T. tlt usplffL.f
WASHINGTON. AuEus, Hon.
:. s Brown, chairman OF ti. Maine
democratic COMMITTEES. called or A-s-
Ing po5tmastsT-t1eneral Stevenson re-
1ay znn uRdt AZ explanation reiztiyf
a. ths case o. button. the defau.tIug
deputy postmaster a. Llncoint1n. Me-.
VINO Is nor a. lai.. but vino wa t.
Gently appointed postmastcI g. that
place Inc appointment wa revoked
wi9sI the Department wa informed
tina, the new anuorntee Wa IT. TAI
charged with tine ERNIE NJ. brown
explained tina the Signature. o. tine
petition asking for TIM appointment
O. Butt0u were obtained 1nl tnf us-
per- forwarded T. Washington TWO
months before tine deiaicaton Of tut
Tor VS. discovered tha prsu0u. O.
TINS he had borne . guod reputation.
snu the recommendation 10; n'- az
uOmtueut wa mace n gO0C ia,tL.
Colonel Stevenson san tha1 TIM crois-
uatIou wa entirely satlsi4ct1-T. and
tina, De- acquitted the citizen o, tne u,-
tentiCu o. recommend e. unworthy
maj to- Once.
u Ctma- secreJarv faTr-hill ma se-
cideo o. comply with tie rrquesi trol
tne Governor o. Michigan iJr thf is-.-
pOrzrv appointment Of sznii1-- Inspe~--
or O. al1 the State authorities IL ur--
venting thf introduction of su3al .-uo- q.
Michigan iron canadian ports. Tne-e
Inspector vii pe under the direction
O. the Marine Hospita bureau. al-
wi 81 locate q the pImcIna points of
ent-v-such a. Detr0l.. Tor Huron. zul
a. tine -rosgiur G. IN. Canada Southern
rAiiroaL. Surgeon sawtelie Of tn Ala
rine hosulta Service stationed a Ii--
trol. ma Deeu instructed C. arrzu-e
the NECESSARY details anl O. a.. IL ce..-
junction Wit the i0ca authorities
The inteIna.-Aeveuue Bureau pre-
pzr1nc 3 schedule OF take O. b. s.
seseo a-ans tnt trrea, Western. Mai
hSttaI. " 00iucra. AL 0tle- dis,illsrs
@. le0Tl4, H.. o. account @ tn -s-
cessC spirit Owe -au---tueas tom
u recszt Shipment male nV the1 o.
P1ii8aeiuhi1. Ner ORR. AM B4lI.-
m0re Tn assessment WI 10. iV-
VARIED 70 the collector a. Es0rl t1r
collection. lake. Wi uu1au1te1.- %.
uaIl according o. a. uuIsrs-aI DING ma
whg tne spirit whl-- MAJ uec- seize
i1- czaul-nati01 wert released 4 I-
stateL however tla. I'll nay
meu1- WI le ma1e urde- urotes.
a-l tina tls dlst.,.er- VII -aat .erl
steps e. rec0ys- "a. money. The-
lam 1J- I'd. remit-anc % tl- ta- VIII.
g. D. sal- B. 1asec o. O.. -rou1- TIA.
tne srIrI- 81 Dispute were gauge TWO.
9r tne -4l--4-ro. q ti- Gl.- marlc-
recognized a- iaU. Az u. llrr cert.
-e. ur ID. Ur1ue- 0--csr o O.. n1r-
eruucn. al t1a ~. a-tl-i O. tls
e ozmIsvCne~ causing the slp-e1Ie--
ezam-na,.-r ur TIE r1l-ueas1r. va.
u1au.l0rIze. u- Iar 21- a1 1l1mc
CO tlt lIs-lie--
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p It7It-T7I p Y u II -II-I--
l'EiIL--II---f 'II-A. angus '--
Ga Irca gen. J. .-lus- AK 0t---
United safe Ilieru4.-r ys1l- officer
1l1l. g. r1la yesterday 1t ID. te--- a.
ger o. L.. L-tsrpri-, brewing .---
D.u.. 1l accom- tul- BARRE p----
1uurcperi~ Stamped. Tn a.-erl0--
tne 1rewe-- IT, selze- Dv -1lle--T
eerEe. ar q i.,e wa a.aa- t-- a..
O. r-- I- Cd Bee e1tere- 1-- peu4ll--
-usem-ti- o.. i-1e wa. lsgue-
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TAEHIECTOE COTE~T.
s,euiocraii. ias,ruIiuf,--I aiasrsoi an- Hi
caauns &c. 81 ftau-s.

clauns &c. Sc ftauae.
a-Fe,as le8urrl1 iotlt DIsnsfri-.
AufNWoN Va. angus - The
Democrat. louvcnuon u nominate
cnn1iaate I-- ILL., iieus. O. Delegate
r-e. acrs u-aay. l'. l5uEuzc cn2if-
.ras1 @ "a. l0ustv COMMITTEES ca-ie-
tiit ConvuUoI q. 8rlez, am c2lle. d.
s. I1-zmse,.. i.se-. o. tar caar teu'.
forsr.iv BIZ. Dickinson va, after
ware. 1aaat permanent chalrna2- An
]. Il Emslaf wa elecIe1 secreLry-
co. mcugu th- loHventc. pr0cec1e4
L. uommatt candidate L9ioae
aorau Falkerscr zad JOIN - I,uaas-
ma. Es... Nert plzcel eei5re tn C0l'
veuto1 zuC dominated o. Hccl&uailcD.
Asr Eurntnz1 zppezrel before the Dol'-
veruo. AT acceBtel tht nomination O.
= girCnr stirring ant elective speech.
wb,ci sra recsWe WIKI rre2. entHu
sisfr. isealcral izlboael. u the A.
seuce o. Coloael iulksrsou. zcceptel
tlls nomination f01 Lib. TAe ticke. Is
a strong 8, q oould haye been aa2lfe.
Loi0ne Fulkersul IA beeil c0nspief'-
Ous q poluss iT n&ny seaTa- Slse D.
wei known T. ths peopis Of tao aINte
a. sazn o. -reai ability
5ehl T. lsucnznzn a. 0De o. rs
abses, an Eaoss iesrBec iawFera a tae
stair. and hAs a0nt valuable sgrgiess
tor the lbsuocr&iie pErty a tn has.
zeyRrs. oasnBalgns.
E6loslel felkeTsosi AK NJ. buchanan
ar bod excellent stnmgeTs, aua Ml!i
ozrTy thif ooEniJ by thousand ma
ioflty. lie, A4zAoae trat 0ai mas me-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

tn United States Court sale. iiscovsF-
ed Yesterday n tha basement Of Smith =
building q lot Of secret drawers And
pznsl-cl0sets. II which were NUMEROUS
gold and silver watches. lot or Jew
cry. silks, lAces, DC, amounting N
vaine 70 between $4,000 zld So. soc
This goes witt the sale zud viii make
thf purchase Of the stool unexpectedly
profitable. Il Is supposed that Snith
mad concealed these go0ds fo7 secret
Shipment but his i2ifure coming sooner
thsn expected NJ was Obliged 70 lssTe
them.