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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

Headquarters for farm and garden
tools % al kinds. Am. Aliens hard
ware store. A.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

Parties desiring loans either on short
est 10 call 1T the First National bank 10
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

The old reliable Glidden steel barb
wire, the best and cheapest in the mar
ket, ut II. +. Noble 4 Co.'S. new hard
ware store. ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

New cigar store-fally equipped with
the latest IN cigars and tobaccos. Lone
Jack tobacco, ut the blue Front cigar
stand. AZ
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

"G's Best Kiugman four ~ Her
ringtOn x Smiths. II
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

Chamberlain plOws and harrcws al
I'm. Allen hardware store. a.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

Stoves and ranges Is endless varieti,
at III. 4. Noble 4 Co.'S new hardware.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

Builders hardware Of all kinds nj
lowest prices at Am. Aliens. IS
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

A car load Of the celebrated Turnbull
wagons at The new hardware OF III. Il.
Noble * Go. II
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

Remember that already Byerley Dark
& RuLyan have opened up "a stock Of
spring goods bought on a low market
for cash, and this stock is being sold at
n coTTespCndinglv low price. "A
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

Tho price OF harhrd wire has gone M,
but Geppcrt y stone had their stock IN
before the raise. 81
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

Capt E.till ia m oil resident. Don't forget
o. leave yuur prupcuy With him tur suiC-hr
viii 10 the right thing by yOu. ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

-Four car loads OF the hest barhed wire
ut Geppcrt y stones, bought before the
raise occurred. 81
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01
BARBER COUNTY INDEX.

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BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
official Paper of Barber County
and Medicine lodge.
{. P. CARUTlE7s, EDITOR 4 PROPRIETOR.
---------------
Subscription Prise. 90 Year.
"G's Best" Kingman GOur ~ Her
rington x Smiths. II
For cheap acre lots. in the Lake addi-
tiOn, call uu Talia!CrrO 4 Rouse nOw.lG
Ice cream at S,ory's, on Kansas ave
nue., east, In the gypsum house. As
"Front Rank" yapor stoves, guaran-
teed 20 cook in the wind az Am. Aliens.
80
Headquarters for farm and garden
tools % all kinds. Am. Aliens hard
ware store. A.
A car load Of the celebrated Turnbuu
wagons at The new hardware OF III. Il.
Noble y Go. II
The price Of barhrd wire has gone M,
but Geppcrt n stone had their stock IN
before the raise. 81
Monty to loan on approved real estate
security by Nixon x Zenur, over First
National bank. -
-Four car loads OF the hest barhed wire
ut Geppcrt y stones, bought before the
raise occurred. 81
Money TO loan on approved real estate
security by Nixon y Zcnur, over First
National bank. -
capt. Ettill Ia m oil resident. Don't Torset
o. leave yUur prpVcuy With him tur suiC-hr
viii do the risht thing by you. ~
$50, 600. 90 n no rq f,T,T OK
MONEY FUUNtslIED or DAY or APPLi-
CATION. ESQUIRE OF THE FIRST Ma
TIoNAL BASS, MEDICINE LoDGE. 4
Chamberlain plows and harrows at
I'm. Allen hardware store. a.
BugEies and spring wagons at II. +.
Noble & Co.'S. Il
Headquarters Tor screen wire. sAm.
Allen hardware store. a.
Gasoline always ON hand at Am. Al
lens. IS
Celebrated Upman cigars at Hale s.
JohnsOu's, the Blue ront. -
Stoves and ranges Is endless varieties
at II. L. Noble X Co.'S new hardware.
Builders hardware Of all kinds at
lowest prices at Am. Aliens. 45
The Finest and cheapest city lots are
in Hammond ~ Currie's addition to
Medicine Lodge-SOld 10y w. j. EstiH
X Co. 40
When ven buy any gold or silver ar
ticlc from l.. T.. Hubbard he viii en-
grave your name In II free OK cost. 46-i
Celebrated Baker barbed wire-light-
est and strongest barb ia the country at
An. Aliens hardware store. -
New cigar store-fally equipped with
the latest IN cigars and tobaccos. Lone
Jack tobacco, ut the blue Front cigar
stand. AZ
ANt iAtlt - Aut lt-H III Ailt NNIUlltN-
mel addition Is absolutely perfect. Buy
you home now I'm this beautiful lOca-
ton. TalliaforrO 4 Rouse agents. IS
The old reliable C;lidden steel barb
wire, the best and cheapest in the mar
ket, ut II. +. Noble 4 Co.'S. new hard
ware store. AZ
From any point In the Carmichael
addition TO, Medicine Lodge " grand
view Of the Medicine valley Is To be had.
lots In this addition are now ON the
market. and may be obtained Of Talia-
ferru * Rouse. Is
= 1rE
MON "A RC Fl
RESTAURANT,
1- ~. 1ov1TDE=so-z-z-.
Main ST., south OF Pioneer drug stole.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01

Subscription Price. ..............s 80 90 4 Year
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01
S50,OOO.O0 r ne rG p.g,T os

MONEY fuHNtsliED ON DAY or APpLi-
CATION. ESQUIRE OF TuE FIRST Ma
TIONAL BANK, MEDICINE LODGE. 4
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-05-01
Official Pepper of Barber County
and Medicine lodge.

{. ?. cARUTNEag, EpIToR q PRoPRIEIoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
VIRGINIA STATE A RICULrU-
RAJ SOCIETY.

President, Colonel Robert Beverley,
Of Fauquier county; vice-Prcsidents /:
Burr p. holland, Of Loudoua county (;
Joseph Wilmer, Of Culpepcr county,
and +. 7. Glasgow, { Richmond city I;
Members Of Executive Committee: X.
X. Carter, Of Charles City county; s.
w. Corbin, Of Prince George county I;
w. A. Burke, OF Stanton; u. r..
Cooke. of Cumberland county; Colonel
A. S. Buford, Of Richmond city John
s.. Elicit. of Richmond city; Corbin NJ.
Reynolds. Of Botetourt county; Julian
NJ. Rufiin. Of Hanover county; Nor
man V. Randolph, Of Richmond city |;
X. +. BIankcnship. of Richmond city /;
Hugh G. Preston, Of Montgomery coun-
ty, and Richard Y. Gaines, Of Charlotte
county Secretary, George w. Mayo.
Of Richmond city; Chief Marshal,
Ashton Starkc. OF Richmond city. The
Office of the Society is. at Wiikinson's
Hall, % north Ninth street. The an
nual meeting Of tho lifc-mcmbers is
held each year during the week Of the
State Fair.
The State Fair has been financial
success during the last three years, and
the Society is taking prominent part in
introducing to the public, sometimes
under the head ofattractions, such sub
jects as they believe will result in va
rious ways in the prosperity of the
State, and to promote by exhibition and
competition the progressive spirit of all
classes of our people in every kind Of
occupation in which they are engaged
or interested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
BUILDING FUND COMPANIES.

Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan,
and Trust Company, organized in July,
1878, meets the second and fourth
Tuesday nights in each month. Lucicn
l.. Bass, president John j. Wright,
vice-presidcnt; William Lovcnstein,
cashier.
Mechanics Building Fund Company,
No. 3, organized in 1877. Capt.
tall 1000 shares at 5000 each. Charles
Herbst. president: C. G. Thon, treas
mer; John A. Kratz, secretary.
West-End Building Fund Association,
No. 2, organized December %, 1880,
meets every first and third Monday in
the month. Christian Unkel, president /;
+. Z. Tholl, secretary.
Central Building and Loan Company.
organized October, 1881, meets second
and fourth Tuesdays in the month.
Hermann Schmidt, president; G. r.
Loehr, secretary.
Citizens Building Association, No. 5,
organized October, 1883, meets every
Wednesday in the month. Capital, not
less than 500 shares nor more than
1000 shares of sl00 par value. Adolf
plus Blair, president; Charles j.
Schmidt, secretary.
Capitol Building and Loan Associa-
ton, organized in February, 1888, meets
second and fourth Tuesday nights.
Capital, not less than 800, 900 nor more
than sl,o00,000. Charles NJ. Wallace,
president; A. L. Masurier, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
RICHMOND CuLLEaE.

u Richmond College has had fairly
prosperous year in all departments.
The campus. containing thirteen acres,
in the extreme western limits of the
city, has been further improved by adj
+, ditional grading, seed-sowing, aud tree
planting. Its elevated location and ex-
ccllent system Of sewerage, with iinc
water supply, render its sanitary condi-
tons very complete. The buildings
are In nice order. Two Of the profess
-sors reside on the campus, and the
boarding arrangements for resident stu
dents are exceptionally good.
The last catalogue shows one hundred
and thirty-nine $3.50 students. OF these
l26 come from Virginia and IL from
other States, North and South. Fifty
three Of the young nicn are preparing
for the Gospel ministry. The majority
Of these are Baptists, but others belong
to different denominations. They are,
without distinction, given free tuition.
The college confines itself to academic
teaching, and there were last year in
Latin, l04 men; in mathematics. l03 !;
in Greek, GO; in chemistry, AZ; in
physics, 35; in modern languages, 80,
and in philosophy, 80.
There were graduated six Bachelors
and three Masters of Arts. A large
number Of "school" diplomas were
also conferred.
The Faculty remain unchanged, and
consists Of seven able instructors, who
do the entire teaching in the eight indie
pendent schools.
Much work has been done on the Ii
brary during the year. The old books,
consisting OF some nine thousand VOL
umes, were all thoroughly oyerhauiei,
classified. and catalogued. The system
adopted is simple, yet completes, and so
arranged that, while easily managed, il
affords all necessary protection from
loss, and historical description of the
growth of the library.
A reading-room, furnished with the
principal dsilics and wecalies and a
largo number OF magazines, has been
established.
The college rests upon sound though
inadequate endowment. II has some
si00, 900 nwcll-inyested, interest-bear-
ing funds, and valuable realty. The
library department is endowed, and
there are number Of endowed scholar
ships. The funds Of the college have
steadily increased for several years past,
aud the outlook for further growth is
7tood.
The officers Of the college are j. l..
Curry, LII. d., president of the
fustees; G. Ii. Ryland, d. d.. secre-
pry, treasurer, and librarian; b.
uryear. LII. d., chairman Of the fac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL So
GETTY.

Office, No. 7, Library floor, State
Capitol. General Jubal A. Early, presi-
dent; Hon. Robert NJ. I. Hunter, vice
president; Rev. J. William Jones, Sec
Ietary Judge George l.. Christian,
treasurer. Executive Committee Gem
eral Dabney ii. Maury, chairman
Colonel William Preston johnson,
Colonel Robert 4. Withers, Rev. John
William Jones, Lieutenant-Colonel
Archer Anderson, Majcr Robert Stiles,
Colonel Thomas ii. Carter, Colonel
William II. Palmer, Colonel w. T..
Cutshaw. Captain A. NJ. Kelley, Judge
George L. Christian, Moses ID. Hoge,
ID. d., General b. ID. Fry, Colonel r.
II. Dulaney, General Eppa Huntoa,
General William II. Payne, General q.
w. G. Lee. Captain Theo. $. Garrett,
and Colonel Walter II. Taylor.
A chief object Of fie Society is 10 col
lect <r<sythiag which viii throw light
npoa the history Of the late : war be-
tween the States, = and 10 put in shape
for the future historian the material
which will enable him 10 indicate the
motives and tratbfally record the deeds
Of our Confederate army and people ia
their frAt struggle for constitutional
freedom. IA Is also engaged In collect
ing everything bearing on the Colonial,
Revolutionary, snd subsequent civil,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
J. fsnIter. GoorSs r. Dean. Past
toSnmanders W. @. Carringtou,
(harios u. WiIIiams.

J. FsnIter. Goorss r. Dean. Past
CoSnmanders W. G. Carringtou,
tharlcs U. williams.
THE s0LDtEKs' HOxE.
In accordance with tier charter and
the objects Of their organization. Lee
lamp raised fund for tho establish
snent Of . Confederate Soldiers Home,
and elected the following Board Of visi-
tors: General Eitx. Lee. president;
G. U. Williams, sice-prcsidcnt Nor
man Randolph, John b. Purcell. J. b.
Mckinney, Peyton Wise. Lewis Gintcr,
DR.. Henry G. Jones, p. T. wooitin,
- Aspinwall, J. u. Pace, y. G.
Minor
Mr.. Pace is the treasurer Of the
Board.
The Board Of Visitors have purchased
a. Home the dwelling and thirty-four
acres Of land Of Mr.. Claiming Robin
son. Oh Grove road, short distance
beyond the city's limits. For this they
paid $4,000. They have about sl4,-
600 more in hand, and as soon A. the
buildings can receive some necessary
repairs, &C.. they will open the Home
and be able to accommodate about
twenty soldiers to begin with.
They will enlarge the sccommoda-
tons as fast as their means and the de-
mand upon them justify.
stonewan Jackson Camp, Conredc-
rate Veterans.
Meets every Thursday night at Vet
eran Hall, 600 east Broad street. w.
c. burlington, commander; Thomas ).
Riddick, first lieutenant-commande I;
George W. Morris, second lieutenant
commander; X. ii. Noryell, third lieu
tenant-commander; X. \. Northen,
adjGtant II. c. Jones, quartermastcr {;
ID. W. Traylor, sergeant-major II. +.
Redford. chaplain. Object, social and
beneficial; pays weekly benefits to
members who are sick. Membership,
about 90. Treasury in good condition.
Pay al for each member on the rolls on
the death of comrade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
RrCHMoSD POLICE rOacE.

The police force is appointed by and
are under the control of the Board of
Police Commissioners, consisting OF
Hon. William c. Darlington Mayor,
p. II. Mayo, Major L. 7. d. Myers,
John Ii. Gresham, r. l.. Brown, John
X. Childrey. and George ID. Thaxton.
The force number eighty-four officers
and men, distributed as follows:
Police Headquarters Corner of Main
and Seventeenth streets Major John
Poe. Jr., chief of police; Wallace
Washington, clerk Of police.
First Police Station t0ld MarkcD.--
Captain, James b. Peasants Sergeants
B. =. Howard, W. b. Whitlock, James
p. Jeter and % privates.
Second Police Station New Mar
ep.-Captain, j. II. Parater; Ser
geants r. C. Seal, James b. Angle,
Junius A. Cosby; and 81 pYiyates.
Third Police Station Corner of Brook
avenue and Marshall street, Captain,
Charles ii. Epps Sergcants Robert
y. Thomas, A. K. Cousins, Z. p. Hulce ;
and % privates.
Sergeant Il. II. chalkley, officer at
Police Court.
Three men are detailed for sanitary
duty, under the control Of the president
of the Board Of Health.
Changes in the force during the past
year Resigned. 8; discharged, 2; total,
s.; appointed, 5.
Arrests made White, 1912; col
orcd. 2,G45 felony. POO misdsmeanor,
4,3Sl--tosal, 4.5ST.
Number OF ordinance violations re-
ported. 3.4ll; number ofalarns Of fire.
81; number OF dodgers accommodated,
$50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
The number of mail, drop, and reg
istcred letters delivered by the carriers
for eight years past was as follows:

The TWO "lettcr-cOllOfS (who do not de-
liver nall NATTER are not Included in the
above figures.
The following is list Of the letter.
carriers and their route numbers
/, r. b. Taylor; 2, Henry Austin /;
3, j. Powell; 4, W. Ii. Knackstcdt !;
5. j. b. Christian; 6, W. IL. Wells !;
I, W. I. Yarbrough; 8. G. W. Airport;
Q. William Messerschmidt 10, w. J.
Duke; ii. b. F. Turner; IL, George
Pitt; 10, Il. G. Forester Ia, George
B. Hall; Is, w. Isaac Johnson; Is,
+. A. Miles; II, Frank Davis; Is,
Thomas O'Connor; 10, A. j. Guer-
pillon; 20. Clay Thomas; 81, Lewis
Stewart; %, A. j. Schleischer. Num-
bers II and Is are collectors )" only.
The auxiliary tsubstitute) carriers are
NJ Herlihy, I. j. Mcdonald, and b. p.
Vandervall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
RICHMOND EYE. EAR. AND
THROAT INFIRMARY,

No. IL north Fourth street. lncorpo-
rated October IL, 1879. This institu-
ton has now completed its fifth year.
Until April, 1881, il was conducted
merely as an " outdoor or " dispen-
sary" department, open daily from l
TO 2 o'clock. At that time an indoor
department was added, with nine beds.
The number Of beds is now twelve.
Both in and outdoor departments are
supported mainly by soliciting contri-
buttons among the charitable. In con-
sideration Of the amount Of good done
to the poor of the city, the Council has
thought proper to contribute s400 per an
mum to its support, this amount paying
little more than house-rent. 1t is managed
by board Of trustees and number of
lady managers from among the most
prominent gentlemen and ladies of the
city. 1t is now open daily from / to 3
o'clock for the benefit of those unable
TO pay a physician, those requiring in
door treatment being admitted into the
infirmary and cared for if found de-
serving Of charity. Up to this time
over 1900 patients have been gra-
tuitously cared for as in and outdoor
patients, about GOO in the past year.
Owe fifty persons blind from cataract
have been successfully operated on, and
latterly the new local anesthetic, mu-
rate Of cocaine, has been satisfactorily
used in operations instead of chloro-
form. Many of these patients were
from different sections of the State, and
some from North Carolina and West
Virginia. The institution is fully sup
piled with all the appliances for treat
ment of the eye, 'ear, and throat, and
has been specially arranged for serious
operations on the eye. The attending
surgeons are DR.. Joseph A. White, DIR.
Charles NJ. Shields. DIR. Philip Taylor,
and DIR. A. c. Palmer, DR.. White being
senior surgeon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01

AAkbItLL AND COLLEGE STREETS.
On the LIST Of October last the col
leec entered OH lis forty-scyenth annual
session. In the work Of teaching and
preparation Il has 3 professors and -
members Of the Adjunct Faculty and
Clinical Corps. The clinical advan-
tsgcs, both in the resources for illustra-
ton and didactic service have been
greatly enlarged, and are now superior
TO those ever before enjoyed. aud for
meeting the wants Of students will COM
pare well with those Of the best organ
lied medical colleges Of the country.
The college-buildings are admirable
specimens Of architecture. both in ap-
pcarance and in adaptation for the ends
for which they are constructed. They
arc well located, in almost the exact
geographical centre Of the city, and arc
in an excellent condition Of repair.
Number Of students, IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
uARrsHoRN MrmoRlAL COL.

1VVB ~E7x
Hoard Of Instruction Rev. L. b.
NM A. 81. Mas Carrie v. Dyer. Miss
csroilps III. LOOMS. Miss elizabeth ;.
l;dx,srslf Ars. Clements, teacher Of
yoc>I ntssic.
,,es,' has for It's special aim the higher
2s.r;stisn education Of young women.
y & under the patronage Of the Amsrs-
=: nsptist Home Mission Society,
~ Wo9an's American Baptist hcne
Ni,uIon society Of New England, and
81 Womsn's baptist Home Mission
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
THE POST-OFFiCE.

Each succeeding year we have to re-
port an increase in the business Of the
Richmond post-ofiice-a fact demonstra-
tive Of the continuous increase of our
population and Of the pressing neces-
sity for an enlargement of the post
office for the better accommodation Of
the public and for improving the Elf
cheney Of the postal service here. One
moments reflection will convince any
reasoning person that the space and
means for handling the mails which
suited community of $4,000 is not
adapted TO population at least one
third larger, stimulated TO increasing
use of the mails by lower rates of post
age and the gradual extension of popu-
lar education. Before another year
rolls around we hope that ample room
and better facilities will be provided
for the use of the Richmond post-oifice.
The present organization of the office
is as follows: George X. Gilmer, post
master; Robert Caruthers, assistant
postmaster John Gr9me, general bust
ness clerk I; 4. A. Gilmer, superintend-
ent moncy-order division-iienry Fleg-
enheimer, clerk James NJ. Wayt, SUI
perintendent registration division
Mrs. c. G. Mera, Daniel IIorgan, and
William Walker, clerks; John w.
Turner, stamp clerk; William Powers,
lock-box clerk; Clinton DePriest, gen.
eral-deliyery clerk; Edgar S. Ander-
son, superintendent city deliyefy-
Cabell Thompson, Frank p. Benedict,
assistants; Ii. G. Brightweli, superin-
tendent of mails-Josiah Crump, Rich
ard G. Boiling, W. G. Brown, Z. X,
Carter, j. II. Jones, II. Il. lIucless,
Benjamin A. Graves, mailing clerks
Peter Roane, stamping clerk; Henry
Austin, janitor.
FINANCIAL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01

frior TO October /. 1888, tlle rate Of
letter postage was three cents for each
haifounee. notwithstanding this re-
'lues'on, i VIII be observed that the
falling of in the revenue from the sale,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
GTBER ORGANIZATIONS.
virginia xish spd Game Ass0ciasiou

4 State organization for the purpose
of the protection of fish and game ia
Virginia. Office located at Richmond.
Officers Charles L. Palmer, president !;
John OFT, secretary and treasurer.
Owing to the repeal OF SOME laws by
the Legislature Of lSS0-'Si, the Associa-
ton could not do much. During the
last Legislature All effort was made to
get some needed LAWS passed. but with
cut avail. There are Ito members in
the Association. During the year there
have been five prosecutions by the Assoc
citation Of infrinsen,ssnts of the existing
laws.
xfchmond Athletic Club.
j. Aston Cabell, president; Walker
Hill. yice-prcsident; 4. ). johnson,
treasurer Charles w.Wnn, secretary I;
DR.. Jacob Michsux, superintendent Of
apparatus Executive Committee. Frank
b. Williams (chairman), j. G. Lamb,
udin G. Clay, w, u. Selden, AMI w.
W. Palmer. The gymnasium is pro-
yided with the most approved apparatus
Tor physical erltur.---rowiag boxing,
,md fencing. Applications fox member
ship are made through any oae of the
officers. Membership. 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
Pnarmacsusscsl As.oci.s,ou.

The Pharmaceutical Association of
Richmond was organized in 1873, and
is composed Of the leading druggists sf
the city. It's chief objects are the pre-
motion Of calturc and the diffusion Of
knowledge in the practice of pharmacy,
and the maintenance Of such relations
between physicians, pharmacists, drug
gists, and the people at large. upon just
principles, which shall enhance the
public welfare and tend to the mutual
benefit OF members. Officers: Hugh
Blair, president; John w. Pierce, first
ylce-prcsident; Powhatan Y. Dupay,
second yice-prcsident; 7. Roberts
Baker, corresponding secretary; Jo-
seph Anthony, recording secretary !;
William p. Poythross, treasurer; Jo-
seph n. Willis, Polk Miller, and Jesse
Child, executive committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
PROFESSIONAL AND TRADES
UNIONS.
Typographical linton.

The following arc the officers Of the
Richmond Typographical Union, No.
90: j. NJ. Shelton, president Charles
Ellis, sicc-president; w. Ii. Mullen,
recording secretary George E. Bowden,
financial and corresponding secretary /;
A. l.. Tcnser, treasurer c. A. j. Hill,
sergcant-at-arms. Charles Ellis, Walter
Booth, and /. n. Williams, board Of
fruStoac