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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

A contemporary says =: "JoHN
SHERMAN has just reached the fight
ing sge." Evidently the fighting age
in Ohio is dotage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

Ba3- THE REGULAR MONTHLY
MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEN OF THE
BAPTIST CHURCHES will occur SUNDAY
EVENING at the Cay-Street church o. "a
O'Clock. All young men cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
AArsxNENTs.
DICHNOND THEATRE.

DIIIINONU THEATRE.
Ia TNENTY.SECOND SEASON.
SArl RpAY EVENING.
September 10. 1855, aud
SATURDAY MATINEE.
TIE great Uuion-SQuarc Theatre success.
THIS BLACK FLAG
the greatest OF all melo-drNuatic succcs -,
introducing EDWIN rHORNES ALL
STAR COMPANY.
NoTr.-Mhen convict escapes from Port
lsnd prison, England. they hoist The Black
Flag. Produced wish the Original scenery
Costumes. and Mechanical ELECTS. and
Great cast.
Reserved SEATS 81 general admission. IS
cents: dress circle. So cents, gallery. %
cents 81 I9.lts
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Uor.co.d's Bread Preparation.

". d. HONT, IL. d.,
Rome, Ga. says Il can conceive of
no better preparation. 1t is positively
beneficial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

RD- MONUMENTAL CHURCH
Rev. JonS d. NEWTON. Rector.-DivIne
service at IL A. NJ. and So p. NJ. Sunday
school ut $40 A. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
MOTTO

Nj ASONIC No i { E. TIL. a
ul members OF HOBSON LODGE. "
No. %, +. A. A. A. T.. MASONS. arr w
hereby summoned to attend 90 led uneef-
Ing At their hall on MONDAY the 2ld m
slant. ava O'Clock L. NJ. for the purpose u
laying u cornerstone FOR the second Ran
tist church Of Manchester. Members Of sis-
ter lodges and transient brethren IN gOoi
standing are invited 20 attend
by order Of the W. u
WILLIAM II. HUGHES Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
A BS0LUTELY PURE.
mo 3l-1yl
n ~ rIyGs.

HEADQUARTERS RTCH-NL
II MOND COMMANDERY, M. ~
2, X. T., RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER ~
10. lss5.-SP ECIAL ORDERS.-/ y
SIR KNIGHTS: Assemble ~ The Asylum
81. Adams Hall, THIS saturday Eve
MING At : o clock sharp for dim.
by order OF JANIS II. CAf:Rs. Eminent
Commander. GEORGE A. AiNSLtE
Captain General.
Attest :. MCG. FISHER. Recorder.
Il.II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

sayp Y-STREET VI. +.
CHURCH corner Adams and Clay. -Ses-
vices by the pastor, Rev. J. II. KlDDisE. at
ham. and s p. NJ. Seats free. Strangers
cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
No. PARK-PLACE METHODIST

CHURCH.-Preaching by the pastor Rev.
". r.. EVANS: IL O'Clock A. M-sublect,
From Strength 20 strength 90; o'clock p.
NJ subject. "In an Egyptian Prison.
Gospel Hymns are used at night ser
vice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

Old newspapers for sale at the Dis
patch counting-room at Is cents per
hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
mFOURTH PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH.-Usual services SUNDAY the
soth. DIR. w. +. RICHARDSON at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. and Rev. $. TAYLOR MARrIS at 50
O'Clock Il. N. Sunday school at ~ A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

nsy- FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH..
Rev. PERCY G.. EL-oN will preach at II A..
N. and +. VI. o-MORROw. All cordially
invited. sunday school at 9:l5 a. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

Leave Richmond, A. II. bermuda, il
A. NJ: cry Point. p.3j \. NJ. aud ofu.r
landings ~ usual hour Arrive Old Point , b..
NJ. Take steamer for Washington ALL
arrive there a. NJ. TUESDAY keiit i
in Washington Tuesday untu j. NJ ..lH
week n desired. then take steamer t.i
arrive Old Point "a. VI. "wednesday roma o.
AT Old Point am J.. NJ. wednesday t.en
take steamer Ariel ami remain aboard tutt
night FREE Of CHARGE aud come up fY
river landings and Richmond Thursday tr-
irving here about $50 l.. ~
auI6 VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Cp.
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c.Sxp CENTENARY METHODIST

Dts" CENTENARY METHVUINI
CHURCH Grace street between Fourth
and Fifth streets)-Rev. W. r. EDWARDS.
ID. d., Pastor.-Preaching at IL A. NJ and :
O'Clock Z. NJ. The pastor, having returned
to the city. will Ill the pulpit both morning
and evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
aol. WEST MAIN-SYREET BAP-

fist CHURCH corner Main and Beech
streets. -Preaching SUNDAY by the pastor.
Rev. WILLIAM J. SuirNAN. at IL o'clock A..
NJ. and sP. NJ. Al are welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
ns,-MOORE-MEMOR RIAL

CHURCH Laurel street opposite the
park).-Service and sermon by the rector
on SUNDAY MORNING ut IL o'clock and In
the AFTERNOON at o'clock. Sunday school
1T $50 A. NJ.
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49, GRACESTREET BAPTIST

w UIN-hN 10 T " III It I|4Nt T -
CHURCH corner Grace and Fsusiee
streets)-Rev. WILLIAM Il. HATCHER, ID.
d., Pastor.-Sunday school at . o'clock A.
NJ. Preaching by she pastor Il IL O'Clock
A. NJ, andaI o'clock T.. VI. on SUSDAY.
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BRIEP COMMENT.

II would seem that Mr.. GLADSTONE
has been doing "a power Of thinking"
during his long silence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

Bay~ CLAY-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner OF Clay and Graham
streets ,- Rev. y. {. CLoiToN. Pastor. w or
ship 81 IL a. NJ. and : Z. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
my GRACE-STREET PRESBY

TERRAIN CHURCH.-Services at ii o'clo'l
A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. Preaching b'
Rev. THOMAS DREW, ID. a., pastor. cor
dial welcome TO Gil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
r.s,~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Twelfth and Broad streets. )-Preach-
ing by the pastor. Rev. GEORGE COOPER. ID.
d.. To- MORROW at IL A. NJ. and s;lo L. VI.
Strangers and others cordially welcomed.
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r,-gnurNARI M STpEFT RApTIST

p9PVENABLE-STKEET BAPTIST
CHURCH between seventeenth and Eigh-
tecnth streets. Preaching on SUNDAY by
the pastor Rev. e. Z. SCorr. At II A. VI. and
at +. VI. sunday school at $3.50 y. II. \
cordial v elcome extended to all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

eg- BETHEL MISSION Corner Of
Twentieth and Main streets. Services
SUNDAY at . o'clock p. NJ. and WEDNEs-
DAT NIGHT at : oclock. All cordially in
vited.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
IA WtNTF-~ECOND SEASON.
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2sp,
The wonderful negro hoy Pianist,
BLIND TOM.
the musical phenomenon Of the age, re-
noWned throughout the world as the great
est natural pianist living, the exhibition OF
whose marvellous GIT has gained hl'n
worldly lde celebrity. and has ooth aston
lsned and delighted the greatest masters 10
music. viii appear asaboVe.
Admission, bOc. reserved seals, lor.
Seats secured at boN-ofice ~ ESlpAN,
September 22d At o'clock A. VI.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY Al O'Clock.
1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

RSn TRINITY CHURCH Corner of
Broad and Twentieth streets Rev. J. g.
REED, Pastor Preaching by the pastor ut
IL A. NJ. and +. NJ. seats free. \ cor
dial invitation TO all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

~" LAUREL-STREET METHO-
DIST CHURCH corner Laurel and Abe
marie streetsl-R WILLIAM p. WRIGHT
Pastor.-Sunday school ats A. NJ. Preach
lngatIl 4. M. and +. VI. Revival services
every night during the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
MY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH.-Rev. GARTER HRLM JoNRs at
IL A. NJ. No service at night. Sunday
school st 81 A. NJ. Mission school at +.
M All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
p6~ SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
n. HoGE A. NJ. and 8 Pm.
ny THIRD PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH.-Sunday school at $50 A. NJ.
Rev. =. TAYLOR MARTIN at IL A. N. No
second service. Seats all free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19

DICHMOND THEATRE.

Game called at 4:30 O'Clock. Admission.
80 cents: graud-stand. Is cents. se 1915
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
GRAND EXCURSION TO 7.-1..
u WASHlNGTON AND RI 's.---- -
TURN FOR s2.5O-USDEk ~ LLhE
YEARS. $50.

MONDAY. SElTENHEN y, l--j.
GOOD TEN DAYS.
FROM RICHMOND AND Any JAMES,
RIVER LANDING.
ALL-NATEk ROUTE-BEAtl lFJLINP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-19
nun,,n. s,ArsurtnA. DC.

EUnfF, n fElDEtEtf, 'Ft,
A TALK WITH MY CLASS. By
n Teacher AT the Old Malh"i-lia.
sunday school. Published ION tue benefit
OF the Mission. Seyenty-seYen pl-'s. n
cloth. Price. 30 cents. Forsale ~ 1911 uo'k-
sellers ,e l--f'
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
ARHZVES IN SAy FEANCIJ-
 co To LIFE.
She wears q Dark Blue Dress Tl-miied With Vrrmil.
 lion. She
Wears High Heeled Shoes With Felt SOles, AS High
 AS Any French Girl.

The mob oi Chinese b nGsmen and high
 Li dcis T. d, i1.ss,S tue corr .dIrs found tue
 fydcia, ycurts WIS much agiJatcd Yesterday ai,erlDun ry ilir apI cAran,e "l s genuine
 Jrhc rom the Fl0"ery Empire. The grea. main.jty Ui Chimcs- women who come to
 A;a ,rlCA are pieGs.ans, Hith feet remarkaols fo. 'Jv,r 5syncs of iu,Irr pnd their immense cJr.l area rhcse refugees :rolu the rice | Ids r- 4.,ia i1c z li~rsity dressed in plain
 o,a,S tunic,, aud depend s'l:!y on ihe de-
 ,ural,un Ul their haty tO Rlake them attract
 i've. Ths belle whO sought the Federal
 v.uIts ,e>trI day a hupns oi Ueia. permitted Ilg r-naia or A,rsryau soil was q essed ac-
 c"riiH- tu lhe m"St rrcrut CAine,e fdsiIion
 i.tes. Her hair Waa rolled aud pisstered
 !"t" jUdes-!ihabl- folds and plai,s, her iuuic Was vgru eaii, H.tl bT. sl; vegnii,;on trinm- ing, al . her lower ga 'incni dark blue, with
 en.hr''id ,.,d f.u:e-. and ample tbat 1t
 cooked nnls ike pettt oat thdn the typical
 truusce- 0t lhe :rEa'e covlie, the dre.s bclns :n '",'' 'lgt "0;lrna w.s visible but the shoes .iih :Iryk ;rit syl-- s~d tle points of two . ',.ris J, hri -nI pointed .s sfy worn Ly ErcncL hees ot the past century. The i.acs.lc stirred wOnsn YVES many shs lea : .i- a;er in complcxior than the Chinese fsy- ,c. 'lsJ Arc s,2n e,e'. day on the streets. Ti~ yoI@..i:lc.s ol ne- face Has set of 10 Ect;er a@r.n g- .'y eont';,s. rlth tho two darA kiIE,6 ion4a't attendant. on whom she ,e,uet, inc unnrtGral sualness cf her
 fec making i: an inpos-ibIlity Tor her 10
 w,lk nGaidcI. Sl" was far bsYe the height "G :h. average Chiness woman, and would
 hayt hren rcck0Ecd tall among Americans, Her face indicated superior iHte lgence, and ine manner in whi,'h tue groups of male
 Chinese ioungcrs dror ped their hsbitual stolidity and gaped after the Chinese com
 ,auniiy. She gave ihs name of Lo An Qcan Ggd !Irri:h:d bonds in the sum Of q 500 to sppesr in Inc United states Circuit cour, to
 rove her right io become resident of San Francisco. She is said to bs the rel,-ti,. Df prominent Chiucse merchant ard WAS compunicd by several of her coup .rymen, -S. r. Gall.
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Hurry up, Jimmy, aud se! your shovel CT wei! gs, iett.
 Sn shouted ragged, bsre-footed iit 5 IIChis. s. he s;r' d, e~.y ycst, rlav m"rnIng, IL an ail'y way I.n'iing f ut D r.nouih street. He nas cYidrn, much ey:i'eti, aud uauii,hcd sn 'l. apn n-sr,v iouu !.'ss sh"ri hsndei rrk".
 J,mmv soon appeared i,"m a neigh b ring yard, ain>-,. with V sm,i' cnaI shovel and srarch b"A, and the coup ( -,aIte,i up the aii-wav on tllr run.
 Wasre are y"n going os led shril vuice, an l.sa. ve cd !eua!r head ap p-ured over The fcnce. The boys stop iea.
 w-s going 10 |e circas grounds, re- pliet Jimmy. to rake oy.r the sandusi. What in,l
 Or. we finds pennies an peanuts. an whole Ie:. ob things. Cane ong, Pat .ey, or de unner felIers'll ge, head of gs, and the boys were out Of sight in an | instant. The disGeve,ed female hesG. vanished, and ihe wri,rr io!lowed the boys to ,hc circus ground, which wss a!- ready occupied by pumrrous smal! boys ! One hnd found \ dollar in currency, and still smother set of false teeth. The to IT ention; ss'i, ;hor.h most Of them were such as w::uld dsiish. onlJ youth hearts, their aggregate value WAS con- siderable. The peanut crod was notice ably large, one small bey having DsareI, filled his cap with sound auts.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
City Council meets iD-uish'.

City Council meets rD- -riSLt.
 This has been aaosher Torg warm dsy.
 Who w;li he rur nex; governor, gen ulns F s;3cr', or some eastera man,
 Mr. Frra W.rtl ryturnpi to day from Tao's ranch, Fred rvpnr,s r.inSs ia ,h.' sec'inn as looking great.
 McS.r~. Pam and tIu,tv long depar, cA th;s afrpinoos fer Q. hnav.....
 Just when he ,oul have done some s""d for the t"rri'nry an1 his feiire ciiizrrs G"v',nor Trit'e wen, bsck CT us. We sny fire him cu'.
 seY'ra' r"cp'p in rhe vicinity of Ere. nrnt, : v,nih ard E'.N'h :'r,c', com pain that cattle urr hltuking their fence aud di:'royirg lh,ir ggr9,1-.
 Thr clerk of thc dis'ricf cnur' wnu -';eg">t 'l,rruah nu- cn'urin, tnnt 9. rslSnl,s and jus'icrs of th" rcscp cr"rg ri in irga' hnSiure.. thn' <, l,rn ,l,.y iav lsssFs to r in h's fife rhcy rup', wri'P on l,rr' cap larcr and attach ,'r1 'ng-'lrr and soc that rhry are prnp.l 'nd"rstd. Ev.a q rks g,t uUt ol pa .itnce ur @ and vi iie
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DEEDS REAL ESTATE.
THe Latest.

MEssRs. CIzsAR & WnHRFRITz-I am here in these beautiful mountains sharpen ing my knives and fixing things ID cener- ally fo- lhe reception Of General Crook and his army, ss he has sent rae word that he intends ts ake me visit shortly. I have only got one bottle of vile mescal left, and wish you would send me another shipment of that ice-cold beer of yours so that can entertain the army in . becoming manner
 GERONoNIo.
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OncinenraI


 Hotel. The ouiy tirst-class hotel in mbatone. Situated on the corner of Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomely furnished throughout, and has all mod. ID improvements. Travellers age recom- meD6ed to stop s: this house. Private rooms for commercial travellers. The bar of this house IS furnished with i'm proved billiard tables asd card rooms. and is stocked with the finest brands of wines, liquors and cigars.
 a6if JOSEPH PAscaoLY,
 Proprietor. Arno!d's Wood Yard, Corner Eight and
 Stafford Streets.
 Dry cord and stove wood at lowest rates Leave orders wI:h Arrpld's express wagou.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
SAOOtiag Gallery.

Chicken, pigeon and target shooting every Gay at Col. Deans gallery, Allen street, between 9th and 6:b, attached to the gallery is cosy saloon, where all kinds of cocl and refreshing drinks cap Sc had. ie, 3os
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
Lost OF Str0yess.

Oao bucE.kin hcrse, four years old, ahnu, lj hsH.is hign, No brand One black horse, s -ears oii, about I4lS hau.is h!gh, Msxican braBf o3 left ai,. ana | st oh shaa!der. The above 1err last seen nn the ranch of Thomas Dunbar at Yrs Al lirno-. 4 liberal re- wrrd wI!! be paid t,.r lhis return io ths Fnusinu S.anI-=.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10

ChariIs It'rIis comes ru the i-ont. received tn~day, the latest and finest and t,rs, pants r.tter:is ever seen in Tomb stone. If any gpnt.egnsn wants pair of pants made c: .he latest goods and perfect if, will guarantee 1t or no pay. Pants made from s,l up to Sl4. Come and exam:ne my goods. IL don, cost yuu d c4rs 70 ezar;'pc uy goods.
 CHARLES HsRhIs. Eaucr's Block, Fourth St. TombS;one
 5-4ts.
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PS lice COi'if

Br'urAo < Mir rnid .iclrec or g. ard 500 costs nt Cnnrt.
 J.hn De Ei br:rG arurk vss fne1 Sl and cos's. nm"un'i7u 70 SIT.
 Mss Carmclitn i"r v'n!siirg a rj'v ~r 'iinmnce v~s ,u; under hnn,is ri S2- to appear for 'Ii;,l M ,ndsy ma.r'a" -t 70 r'cl0ck.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
Fe2c S1iss.

The following suits have been nled in the county court.
 A. C. Rogers et sl, 7s. c Goldman for daul. sges.
 Furdyce Roper vs ?. Harrington. Eject inent.
 John D. Rouse vs. Gee Wan, Ejec,nent. F0rdyce Roper ss. Gem Ker. Ejectneat.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10

Give the new tailoring establishment cali. l guarant-e pertecs satisfaction, CT nn pay icnsndrd. Al! work done 8. short notice. Don't tail 10 see him Chas. Harris, B.usr's hotel block on Fourth street
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10

As great many people thought that the officers "! ih" cnun'7 "eFc recriViug too large saiarns urticr ti,e fee svsiem and that The fees >uuuld bs suraed int0 the county treGsC.y, we give .he nninuai of fees collected dariEg ln= iasI quarter. and the ":auunt of sa. 4Yits.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10

The stock of natural ice recently pur chased by us. being all consumed, the price Of ice hereafter will be cents per pound. which rate Will se maintained during tue scasoD. Scr-Ewxs..SS Ter e.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
TNEI MEET IN THE FORE
 NOON AS i
Board of Equalization and Adjourn and Meet aS .
 Board of
SupcrvisOr,-a Large Batch Ot aHusiness on Hand
 Bills Allowed
RO0i,d Of NNpcrris0rs.

Board met iuIsusnt to H, urumPDt. Pr sent, tuil hnHr,t
 Mnu;ts of last meeting read and ol rnv.d.
 B 'ard of qraliz ,tirn adj turned uetil 10 a n Juiy II.
 .Raard then cnnyerei ss board of su. ,,rrv'snrs, ipil bnrvi prrs Ht.
 On motion, tbe following bills were al
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Don i fCleCt

All kinds of tailoring done. Clothes made, cleaned and repaired at the lowest tying rates at the tailoring establish menr of ClIss. Harris, in Baucrs block, on Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10

Taken u, on thc streets ofTorni stone. ono -orrcl mule. Owner can have the same by calling on Andy Nchan, coEs table, and pay inycD>ts. je 29 mo-
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- - Ttos. j. OOSeti.

Spanish and hoak-keeplns. Easy terms Practical methods. Crayca drawing and pcnnmanshir. Children's class m Spanish n,cec- u 2 o'clock every morning,
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10
sC.iCS.

Tie rs-gIa! drill t..gll- of rho Sei~c, Kngi!e. A. Q. |. " , has 5evn fixed fu- c:rf Wednesday and Saluaday uIghJ ui each week .t aImury cu Allen street. i..G ,s
 A schwar z, shoes it s. yrjI rh. They mAke ;he bAoirs smile. jrG.
 The thrr'nome,cr registered 1.JegTecs ht moon Io day.
 Music. singing and square gsmcs at the CI!ataI Palace. jsl'F.
 Fifteen a.ii pool Aaa bii',a.G: a, ,es Hlp.. Exchange.
 Anheu-cr beer and Fretzyl, 8, iae Eanl. TvcLaryc.
 For schooner of Anheuser beer o,. draugh', lee cold, go 10 tn" bauk Exchan2:c.
 D.cp into the Cry.ta. Palace for choice Auhvu-er beer on dralgil,. ice cold o"t oi the palen, Gernan fountain. ieI;l When you take your lady cu', wear Schw rrz's shoes, and you vii feel ras' and cominr,abc jeG. After breakfast, sn make yoursslf iee' happy. 7" to Asumun S Walkers and purchase a Choice imported cigar. * Get pair of \. |c',wnr'z's g-ats' walk ing shoes. aGdJi. .;li never need ! c".n doctor. je s To he patriotic nne must smoke, ard ] the bes; aud cheiprst place to purchas" 1 your tni,acco sad cigars IS at Ashmun < | Walkers. 1 Y you want good pasrurago for your hor ! es. send them to he California ranch. B | rl,lrs ro-a Tombstone. For terms ans par- ! sticuIaFs apply to J. u. Nash, at ,he Eclu . ! bakery on Allen street. ra29 U. ! For the finest brand ofimportsd wines iiguors and cigars. the Pony saloon take ,he oake. Tom snd Johnpy are slwsy glad to meet their fDends, and you may depend on receiving ib5 finest Kind ct reatnea:. je30,f
 Schwartz o9ly kteps vhit: mems goodi and this is more than great many others
 keep.
 Bailed alfalfa, barley and natiy (
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CfF SaCOTS.

Good linen shirss 2 nr Msy-rs.
 sS gar,> 'or %4 ,t.I. Meyers \ Hg,
 ovria..s .o cents pe, :ar aI A!,y ,y."s. FIanac' GoieIwear For g-stat Me yars Tea Kc,us wh.-:y at aaitcrt; :, 4a"on shoe. ior yoUr own price at J. Meyers < Bro.
 For geuuine .rea Ke,l. yl.isly.@o 70 Cap. Eaheriys
 ,o,g leather irunE g;sen away win eve. purchase att Meyers & Broa.
 All goods helo" cc>t at j. Meyers < Bro Alien and Fifth strrets.
 Fu!l s;oci. c.!f boots :or Si at J. Meysrs a Bros.
 Inc Pioneer u:ii- loar. Sacrau cn,c ;S tt.. best in ihe market. Fur sale at tLc Cash S,Dre of WOi corr < NRssrCK.
 The best "aliIornin ard rsnche butter a, tIe Cash s;orc uf NAICuTI N N1sIcK.
 Ffcsh eg;.s al"ar. O.. haad a ;he CasI Store of W,Lc"Tr d MrsIcK.
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COnnfy kaeOrris

The following instruments Lave been fled in ;he office Of ths County Record CT. DEEDS REAL ESTATE. JW Williams and wife io E c Norton. two tots on M,in street ID Bishee; 500.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10

There is one eo;rrrrisin. man n Tomb s;on,. and y"u c~n slo # by hi> opening u;i such a p'&m Eiai.i establishment r:"n. \ iiere ,ha ,=rand restAu-a nl Uas t0IrcT- ". He keeps noihing but saoes. :. Schwartz has full cnn Edence in Tomb stones prosperity. je s.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10

Schwartz only ktets whit: mems goods and this is more tan 2 great many others keep.
 Bailed alfalfa, barley and natl, c hay for sale, by the bale or ton, the Fashion Stables, Allen stree betweD Third and Fourth.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-10

.he oake. Tom snd Johnny are slway glad to meet their fnends, ard you may depend on receiving ib5 finest Kind cf restnea:. je3o,f
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10
The Youngest Soldier.


There has been great deal OF
controversy as to who was the young
est enlisted soldier in the late war.
Some years ago we presented the
claims of George Cook, now dead,
who enlisted when not yet fourteen.
Bob Price enlisted when about
fourteen. The question has been
definitely settled by the War De-
partment.
Mr.. Herbert Fay, Of Columbus,
Ohio, has just received notice from
the War Department, stating that
The records show that he was lhe
youngest man enlisted in the Union
army in any OF The Siales during
the war. He was born September
2, 1913, enlisted at London, Ohio.
August 8, 1862, and enrolled Aug
Ust L in Company 4. 113th Ohlo
Volunteer Infantry, at the age Of
thirteen years, eleven months, and
mOe days.
Eli Wight, Of Youngstown, Q
disputes iihis claim. He says he en-
listed January s, 1862 when he
WAS Twelve years. two months, and
seven days old.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

A Cleveland paper says: When
John Sherman entered the lower
house of Congress. thirty years ago
he was not worth TO exceed y few
Thousand dollars. Mr. Sherman
has continuously held Office ever
since, and to day is wor h mo- c
than million aud a hail OF cell rs.
How did he make it ? what a
silly question.
Bob Keynes and the ric! stand
together. Bob will vote foe john,
and John will vote for fec trade in
wool and free trade in wileat ;nid a
high tariff Oil msnafacen.ei goods
and on 'Flower.' We rich have Il
way Of standing together. 60. s:sys
Bob and john.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10
CAMPAIGN SENTINEL

We this week issue a CAM
PAIGN PAPER.
The Campaign Sentinel will be
furnished until Nov. l, 1885,
Eleven Weeks for 25..Cts.
The issues of the campaign will
be freely and fearlcssly dis
cussed.
The current news of the day
will be given each week.
Local items and enterprises of
local interest will be announced
and advertised.
The paper will be interesting
not only to Hooking county ciii-
liens, but TO former residents of
our town and county now living
abroad.
Business men will find the
Campaign Sentinel a valuable
medium for advertising.
Subscriptions must be cash in
advance.
Aly one furnishing us with
club of ten will receive the paper
free.
We hope some active Demo
crat in each township will get US
up club for the Campaign Sen
tinel. The fight will be as Gerce
as it viii be short, and we have
every reason to predict great
triumph for the Democratic par
ty. Circulate the Sentinel.