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ng iom pniter en- at be npe 8sssr, be-
bsusr tIrt at opsiue, buiIten be force
trGttsr, Os SOssu nil bIiue ienbt, luas
mart ben er fertig untu9eIis ON en-
tire Tigers Gio. DEN enc Dogs Raun
oil bIipe:
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2reitnn Nranh.

VI. W. Berrps ~Stuse" nfsaar fra Ne
cprab bper Gag 81. /. gftsrmiooas, Os
tounetter / 8rUsper meo SrasttrRnet, iaas
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1.15 iamme 9tat. 8ouuefter / Canton meo
bet psitsaenoe Basia9ers8 rRu.
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brabt af ct Serubauetos en- UdI SpO
for 6srsus SAILS. afbsbs par 40 Aar
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ptl bliue:
9torffe Nationale NoDeaer.

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Den piI inbsbOIbs be tre iaa afboIote
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Ropeller"
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! 9enne Bog iGIscs life beftst, BERTH
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Giuil Seruice Commissioner Sbos
man iubienOte / Sreoass til SrefDsns
ten i'm auiSgutns ON afitsb. San ags
ter at bespnbe 6orretnin9 / Rsp gort.
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Sernbane Simetabet.
Surlin8t., Geoar 8ap. & Wprtberu
yecGrQb Tinifnu.

9rGn Ro. so Basiager) afsaar fra Be
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aL. 5:25 efrerm. 9isie SrGu pasierer
fslaenoe Statipner:
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Sbtea8o, Wiispamsee & st. YamI.
Deborah Brand.

N~orgentr9net afsaor ST.. 1875, tonnets
ter ! Galmar nteb neits % uoroeaaenoe
ErGn; tommer tilbaae 1920 @ftermiooag.
observation-disclosures ufsaar 81. 800, font
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turHerer 81. 4.40 gfterm.
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q afsaor 81 $40 gfternt.
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Su0iana.

TOrrige 2srOu9 bIeu Reseren 6ors
rifon Gaifer ftutt / RstsiaIsu iSnOias
napoIts at Neinbart 6inbIing, bUts
Golfer ban bauoe ItiRnbet.
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zis "sttstss,Bsksn" as "cEs aEnsS''a
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=. a .r.t4 Grtra
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Galmar % Davenport ET9net afsaar
fra gaImar 81. 5 gfterm. p~asierer st.
atttHion 81 5 10 Os Satiou Sunttiou 81.
$40. 8eturnsrer / betios for at touuette
meo bet eitaoaeuoe RattrRn.
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n,s "etsoTab: gohsu" o8 "grc arnsn" ct
Is, iort AMERICAN POPULAR Die
|TrONARY. p, g-e.1lo pas 85 sasES bu'
la .ra-4 Efsh.-
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,.,e "estcrabsgpftcn" Og "9Co Arnen'' Ell
8, i,-, tv~tl.uioubsln 30. al 5ceorab=B oitets
;rtauiHssr. l2s stOsr. 3HobanSsH. Ct 9Hos
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VIZ FisA.
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IL, fami Ct grtmVLar al 9ors cafhprnS Sstrs.
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r. f.zi III af ubguior naOHts 5s9sr tnobunone:
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ssa 1ropbottrn. fra' al Sslsb0H'
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asrtsfes1 srauorine. Ruar en- NbOHr .Ht sur,'
p Ear,li, ~for1usrst MAJ ser t%teltgstt Asrssis Opgt0.i
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Sanoitaos SaImebog,

buiIfen Gae os @rbuer, iom ieIu "itte
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Sret, bet er Der lite iaa Wanse, iom
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8ibne til ben SIass show.
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. y sibfOa, S~rsbsbOuHsr C.5uftiss Of ts'
VI. 70, Setartus gubIisus. Assurance. Sn'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
A s.u,vsriaor.

The following is . single gorgeous
sentence from the platform oil ,nal moo
Of blatherskites which recently met IN
Richmond under the title OF the kepuo-
lican State Convention: u.
1--WE declare our resolu,e opposition
TO the present Federal Administrator
as the III creature Of the IMMORAL ana
faithless relations Of apostato Repuo-
leans with the national Democracy
and the natural product OF folly, fraud
force, and perfdy, which has already
displayed all the traits of its origin, oy
proclaiming a test for Office that AZ
once finds its most fragrant violation
in the offensive partisanship oil
the President and his Cabinet, by
pardoning the mean hypocrisy that
awards premiums to false VIII
ness and calumny by servile obsequlous-
ness at the North, that men whose
treachery betrayed Republlcanlsm and
stole the crown and power Of victory Tor
barter. and by insolvent venality aad
brutality in the South. and especially
in this Commonwealth, have conspicu-
ously identified it with the worst ele-
ments of rapine and corruption, and
made it the accomplice of that Bour-
bonism whose effective strength con-
sists Of organized regulators, ballot
box suffers, and assassins, to the grief
and indignation of good men of all par
ties"
IL that does not knock the breath out
Of the English language it would be
hard to tell what it does not do.
1t is a truly wondrous sentence, not
the least marvellous feature of which IS
the glibness with which its authors,
themselves "apostste " Democrats, en-
coriate the apostate Republicans" for
voting for Cleveland at the last election
the JUNCTION with which they, notorious
as the very product Of political i" bar
ter" and "venality," apply those
terms to others, and the sang:froid
with which they, whose only strength
heretofore has been through organized
reputation, designate their opponents
as " organized repudiatOrs.
The platform Of the Virginia rioters
is unique enough to frame and hang up.
Louisville COuricr-JOuTndl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
A PITIABLE PLIGHT.
The Discovery Made July 14th Near Red
field. Vie.

The Discover Made july i4th Near Red
field, Vie.
An Augusta Me- special says: In
low, dilapidated shanty on the Mount
Vernon road, mile and half from
Redfeld depot, was found to-day an In
sane woman in a condition of degrade
ton which can hardly be described.
For eight long years she has been
confined in this hut, surrounded by
dirt and filth, uncared for and alone.
The shanty has but two rooms,
both on the ground floor. Roof and
walls are broken, and rain and wind
have easy access. The glass is broken
in the windows. When City-MarShal
Morse and reporter opened the outer
door this morning the smell was almost
overpowerlng. At first no human form
could be detected, but on a close in
spection i'll one corner Of the room
next to the road was found fe-
male. She was curled up in filthy
straw, covered by a torn and dirty
quilt. Otherwise she was perfectly
nude, as she is at all times except
when lying down. Near by, upon
the dirty floor, lay two whole dried
biscuits. There was no other food in
the place. There were no cooking
utensils and but little furniture. a
broken-down table, black with Crime,
and a single chair alone furnished the
room. Aroused by the entrance of the
visitors the woman raised herself partly
on one elbow. AmasS Of gray hair stray
gled down her back. She looked up in
dazed way and muttered incoherenuy,
not being able to answer questions IN
telligentlv. The unfortunate's name
is Ann Jose, and her husbands name
is Joel Jose. lie lives near by in a
small but comfortable farmhouse. His
wife has been insane for ten years.
Each day for eight years he has visited
once at her hovel, carrying her food,
which was often thrown into her as to
a dog. In the winter he went to her
three times daily and built fire. In
cold weather she would wear some
garments, but when it is warm she tears
every shred from her body. She is fifty
one, and became insane while her hus-
band was a soldier in the civil war.
She once had considerable property, but
/: has all gone. There are three chill
dren-a son in the regular navy, mar
ricd daughter, and boy of fourteen,
who lives at home. Jose says he is a
poor man, and has done all he could for
his wife. The neighbors claim that
they have not known her condition.
She will be properly cared for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
A KENrrcKY VENDETTA.
smnii DIFFICULTY With Town marshai -
ut.rh Three tfen Wer KILLED.

amr n Difficulty Win Town ""fs'h' -
winch three Nen wsr KILLED.
A Lexington special says: Last eve
ming about 6 o'clock terrible tragedy
occurred at Stcpstone, Ky, about forty
miles east Of here, on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. II was the usual
elimination OF an old grudge between
some parties, and will propably de-
velop into another feud aud another
Kentucky war. John Smith, who
resides near Stepstone, came to the
station and met Perry Oakley,
the town marshal. The former
was disposed to be quarrelsome and
carried his hand in his breast-pocket.
Oakley warned him to desist and to take
his hand from his pocket. Smith failed
to comply, and Oakley, drawing his
pistol, fired, the bullet taking effect,
instantly killing Smith. Newton Us
borne, friend Of Smiths, came up and
a rapid fusillade ensued between Oak
lev and Osborne, the former coming out
unscathed. The latter was shot in the
stomach, dying thirty minutes later.
Henry smith, brother of John, next
interiered and tried to down the plucky
marshal, who, firing his pistol, shot
Henry Smith in the head and stomach
and be, too, fell q corpse.
A panic ensued, every one in the VI
cinity leaving for the woods. Oakley
rapidly loaded mp his pistol, and as he did
so Dick Mcguire. another friend OF the
Smiths. FASTENED up with douoie-oar-
rel shotgun loaded with buckshot, and
before Oakley could fire emptled the
contents of his gun. Oakley fell to the
ground bleeding from four wounds;
but. after examination, his wounds
were found not to be as serious as first
thought. Terror reigns everywhere,
and frieuds of both parties are armlng
for the strife. Tomorrow may bring
forth a fresh tragedy, and repetition OF
the murderous scenes at Morehead may
be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
TAKE ALL IN ALL.

Take all the Kidneys and Liver
Medicines
Take all the BLOOD purifiers,
Take all the Dyspepsia and Indigestion
cures,
Take all the A0ite, Fever, and bilious
specifics.
Take all the Brdin and Nerve force
reriUcs.
Take all the Great health restOrers.
In short. take all the best qualities OF al
these and the-best.
Qualities Of all the best medicines in the
world, and you will find that-Hop
-BucrS nave the best curative qualities
and powers OF all-cOnccptrdfedi in them,
And that they will cure when any or all
OF these, singly or-c0mbned. Fall!!.!
A thorough trial will give positive proof
of this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
HARDENED LIVER.

Five years ago broke down with kidney
and liver complaint aLi rheumatism.
since then have been unable 10 be about
at all. My liver became hard Ike wood :;
NY limbs were pulled up and filed with
water.
All the best physicians agreed that no.
thing could cure me. resolved 10 try Hop
Bitters; have used seven bottles; the hard
ness has all gone from my liver. the swelling
from my limbs. and il has UOrked n miracle
in my case: otherwise 1 would have been
now in my grave. j. W. MOREY.
BuQGi0, october l. 1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
Hon i.rosnacts In England.

Recent reports from the hop districts
of England show bright prospects for
the bine. There is in many parishes q
marked decrease Of the fly, aud abso-
lutely no vermin. The vine has topped
the poles in most gardens, and presents
strong and healthy appearance. Plant
ers do not entertain any serious appre-
tensions concerning the aphis blight.
Wherever lice have appeared washing
is being pursued with much activity.
The condition Of the plantations, on the
whole, is very satisfactory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
old DOMINION STEAM-4skfk
~ SHIP COMPANY. -axAss
IAD NLsNy XnUU
FOR NEW YORK.


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY II Ea1DAY, THURSDAY, ana
SATU RDAY al r. VI.
Passenger accom- mOdatiOns unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York Qncluding meals
and BERTH, $40. rJuud-trip tickets $40;
steerage, with subsistence, 81; without SUD
sistence, SO. 80
Freight forwarded and through bills Of
lading issued for pOlRts beyond New YORK.
Freight received ia y until 7. NJ.
Manifest closed on sailing-days one hour
befoRe departure.
Passengers leaving Richmond oy the
esapea ke and Ohlo railway at 500 =. n.
(rta Nexports News and tue RlchInond
and Petersburg nallroad at u:S0 A. VI. on
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WkDNESDA(A
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS Will make
connection at NORFOLK with steamer
sa'ns tslAILfNGS THIS WEEK
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, SUNDAY.
JuIy 10th. At 10 o'clOsk A. n.
OLD DOMINION. Captain SMITH, TUBS
DAY. July 2lst, at o'clock z. N.
WYANOKE, Captain hULPhERs, FRI.
DAY. july cath, at 8 o'clock Il. III.
GEORGE w. ALLEN ~ CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street and
Jyls Company's Waarf, Rocketta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
ANIOF1 TRAGEDY.
A Man Gu. ,he Throat of Ills Female Guest
aud Kills Himself.

A NlQnNu the EhroRt OF his emut 'utH
aud Kills Himself
An Eldora Qowa) special says
Buckeye township, in this county, is
all agog with excitement in consequence
of horrible tragedy enacted last night
at a farmhouse four miles from this
place. Miss Grace Rand, a beautiful
girl Of nineteen years, was mem
Der of the family of George John
son. whose wife was her sister.
The ladies castomarily occupied
one bed in the second story Of the
house, while Johnson and hired
man slept together down stairs. Last
night the family retired as usual, Mrs.
Johnson with her sister, and the two
men in the room on the first floor. Miss
Rand fell asleep quickly, and Just as
Mrs. johnson had nearly lost conscious
uess she was aroused by some one
approaching the bed. 1t was her
husband. lie leaned over the bed,
kissed her afIectionateIy, babe
her goodnight, and left the room.
Immediately her husband was gone
, Mrs. Johnson was attracted by
the strange movements made by her Sis
ter. Putting her hand on her sisters
face. she was terrified TO feel blood
gushing from her sisters throat. A
moment later the girl, writing in the
agony Of death. oiled from the bed to
the floor. Mr.. Johnson struck a
light, and discovered the girl
, lying dead, the girls throat cut from
ear 10 ear. The hired man came in
answer to her screams and instantly
started to alarm the neighbors. When
the nearest arrived johnson. too, was
found dying near the door, with a broad
cash in his throat and a bloody razor
lying beside him. Johnson had vio-
lently opposed the approaching marriage
Of the girl to a young man Of the neigh
borhood, and in fit Of insane jealousy
murdered her and took his own life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

ION Ekl AMI 81 7 EsAN'- W.
Il WAS dragged down with debt, poverty,
and suffering for years. caused by SICK
family and large bills for dOctorlng.
81 was completely discouraged. unlll one
yearago. by the advice of my pastor. COM
menced using Hop Bitters, and in one month
We were all well and none ofus have seena
sick day since, and want to say 10 all poor
men, you can keepyour families Wei year
with Hop Bitters for less than one doctor s
visit will cost. l know IT,
"A WORKfSGMAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
ERLIlaIHc

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Smitnreld. Hampton. aud Waverly;
Washington. ID. C.; Newbern, Washington,
and TarsOro', v. c., and all points In Fast.
ern North Carolina also. for Eastern Shore
OF Virginia, aud al regular landings On
James river, at LOWEST RATEs' and
through bills issued.
l.. h. TATUM, Superintendent.
my2e No. lI09 Main street and Kockefis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21
OFFICE CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
sos MARSHALL STREET.
RICHMOND. VA, July 10, 1855. J
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC-sCHOOL
BUILDINGS.


l. PROPOSALS viii be received by the
Committee on Buildings and Furniture AZ
tho Office OF the Board,
on OR BEFORE MONDAY, July 27. 1885,
at4 O'Clock y. NJ. for the erection OF
THREE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS
according 20 plans and specifications 10 be
seen at the Office Of the Board, sos east
Marshall street.
2. Proposals must be for each biilding
separately, s the buildings will not be
alike in all respects.
3. One building will he located at the cor
ner % Nineteenth and Marshall streets; one
on the upper end Of Main or Cary street,
within a few squares OF the corporate hm-
It's; one about three squares west N Brook
avenue and near Moore street. locations
will be furnished by the Supervisor.
(. The School Board reserves the right u
reject any and all proposals offered.
L. WILEY DAVIS,
Chairman Committee on Buildings and
Furniture.
CHARLES y. RADY. Clerk and Supervisor
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PKOPOS AIS.

OFFICE SUIT Pueblo SCHOOLS. J
sos MARSHALL STREET.
RICHMOND. VA, July 20, leS5.
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this Office until IL
oclOck NJ.
MONDAY. July 81, 1883,
for furnishing the Public Schools Of the city
4eO tons or more BEST QUALITY, FREE
BURNING ANTHRACITE COAL (Stove.
Nut. Egg, and Broken Lehigh separately.
and fifty cords SEASONED PINE BLOCK
WOOD. more or less.
The Coal purchased under the contract
must he weighed at the city Scales before
delivery. and the Coal and Wood must he
delivered in such quantities and At such
times and places AZ the Supervisor OF the
Schoo, Board may require.
The City School Board reserves the right
TO reject any or all proposals offered.
Any further information may be obtain
ed AT this office. r. NJ. GARNET.
superintendent City Schools.
CHARLES =. RADY, Clerk and SuperSi sor.
iy 2l-Tu, Sa&Su3t
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Auction SALES Future bays.
BY George Il. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer'
1908 bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LAR !,5 :
i LOT, WELL FENCED; WITH Ho TsE
GF TWO ROOMS. LOCATED Al III rhE
CoRNER OF TWENTY NINTH AND y
sTREETs-LOT FRONTS ON THE Ehs ;,
SIDE OF TWENTY-NINTH STREEl ins
FEET, AND RUNS BACK BETM EE !.
PARALLEL LINES WITH SIKtEnEe!
1s2 FEkT TO AN ALLEY Is FEET WIZ.
nv virtue Of deed OF trust from Willihih
Robinson and Mary F.. his wife, bearing
date October o. 1870, and duly recorded III
the clerks Office OF Henrico County court,
ID. Il. I0o, page 333, and being requested py
the holder of the note there In secured. the
undersigned, trustee, will offer for SAFE ~
public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1855,
Mt 3x O'Clock T.. NJ, upon the premises, the
above. described property.
TERMs Enough In cash 10 defray the ex-
penss OF sale, and To pay oil note OF s2oO,
now due; the balance on credit OF SIX
months for negotiable note. with Interest
added. and secured by deed OF trust upon
the property. q. A. CRAWFORD.
Trustee.
GEORGE L. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer.
to
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TOR RENT OK LEASE, "A

l. LARGE. NEW BRICK HOTEL ~
BUILDING. containing forty-two rooms,
besides Office. dining ROOM. kitchen. &C.,
situated In the heart OF the Contemplating
and healthful town N kartinsville, Henry
county, Va. with good markets. first- class
society, as healthy location rs any In vlr-
ginia, and a IA padly- Increasing population.
Aartinsvile presents fine opportunities for
can rent or lease this house for term u
yeslrx on literal terms. Address or apply
~ DIX. ]. NJ. SMITH,
Ahr;insille. Henry county. Va.
la Ql.lm
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uor.rord's Bresa Preparation.

Augusta, Ca, says The excellence
Of combination is universally CON-
mcnded by physicians and chemists. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-21

by J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
lII3 Main street.
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