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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
Mr.. MOrrIson's Bill.

We said yesterday that nobody could tell
whether the MORRISON b.ll would or would
not BE- tsken up in the House of Repre-
seniatiyes on saturday. The House r.
fused 10 take II mp. but the vote was -
nearly the same on the tVO sidcs-lji to
l49-that IL Is 20 wonder the result could
not be predicted. The Virginia Demo
crats voted In The affirmative. They no
doubt did 80, as MIR. WISE explained his
vote OF last session, e. Get the question b.
fore the House Of Representatives, and
not because they favored Mr.. MoEE-
SONS bill a. whole. We cannot
say that they voted wrong. The tariff
ought 10 he revised. But above all, The in
tcrnal tax upon tobacco and iruit-brandie,
oulht 10 be abolished. The NirGut
Democrats are ardent advocates OF this lal-
ter proposition, and we would applaud our
representatives for any votes which they
might cast having ~ view the passage Of a
law 10 take the tax Of those Articles.
But there Is Mr.. EANpALL's bill. The
consideration Of these subjects can a. well
be secured by taking NJ Mr.. RANpALL's bin
a. 10y taking up Mr.. MoERlsON's; and
We trust that MIR. MORRISON Will be- >hrewd
enough to propose next week TO take up
Mr.. RANDMI's bill. 80 Gar as The outcome
j. concerned there can be no material diff
ference IN the situation elected by taking
up either bill IN preference to the other.
Take up either, and The House cau add to
or take from 1t any textures which II may
desire to aid 10 or take from il. There.
fore, we cannot see why y member who de-
sir,s to eject a reform In the taria laws
should not vote 10 take up either bill,
unless indeed, rs has been intimated
might be the case. the RANDALL men fear
that the Speaker VIII rule that the por.
lions Of the RANDALL bill which propose t.
change the tax on tobacco aud irdt-bran.
dies esnnot be considered whilst lcgi,la,ing
upon tari0 bill.
We await further developments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
sInrn.d INN Anhmi.s,nn.

\ Lancaster (PI.) telegram say, The
tramp resurrection az the Lancaster work
house Is ~ an end, The men rc>uminE work
to-day nj >tone-hrcIkiu., ait'c having been
deprived OF food for Ihi,ty-~IN hours. Toe
more violent members Of the blri haze
been plsccd 1.-THE county prison. IN Wcd.
nt>Gay mornlng the men revot"d, AMI e..
i,.S, t. 20 10 WORK unle>, vegetable soap
and roast beef were given them for tatir
meals, and also an the chewing and
NmCkin y.i0bacc0 they needed. The trImps
then took NJ their quarters 90 the buitiiuL
usrdfor lodging purposes, and stoned All
ptIsous who crossed The yard
Late in The afternoon Chicf.oi-Pohce
smith, with posse Of policemen, went to
the wOrk-hOUC, and, capturing the re.
V0ltcr, in their fort without difficulty.
placed them IN chain-gIngs OF i've each.
During The night, however, the lock. on
the chains were picked by The men, and
three Of The most desperate OF the gang AZ.
tempted 20 assault the night Watchmin, but
with drawn revolver the Waterman drove
them back to their quarters. On Thurs
day morning the Poor Directors decided 10
send the worst 0f the tramps to the county
PRISON aud To- give the Others no food Whit
ever until they consented 10 quietly return
to work. This plan wa, successful, and the
refractory tramps to-day returned 70 work,
aud promised 10 hereafter accept the food
provided for them without complaint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
NAN HOOKS.

The Tjfe and character Of S'cphcn Girard
W,tl an appendix Descriptive OF Hfrd
C,ll,qc AZ Phhdflphia. by Henry At
IKE NCRAM, LL. u.
The outbor OF this book having bal ar-
COS, 70 the private papers Of Mr.. GiH'Ro 8
family. rs well as 10 The lectures on 6ll'ARp
IL Professor WILLIAM WAGNER, GiG'Rb ;
sole living apprcn'ice. and having corrected
r,ony miscellaneous by comparison WIN
authenticated public records OF France 10
addition 10 having had great assistance
kindly ,xfcndcd to him by the Officers %
Gi,,rd College. has been cniblc1 through
these means 70 compile the first lccufa'
biography yet published OF Amencn'S hr-'
ard greatest posi-rcyoluiionaTy millionaire
and pliianthropist.
We have been particularly struck WIN
the new statement OF Nj. iiRiRp'sreliSiou'
Ucld.
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iCyfojnmCHt. l2nO. lllni'om'lV-rn'
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For sale by THOMAS j. STARKE d Sons.
Hoic 10 Bccone n Pub'ic Spedhsr. by
WILLIAM PrTTENGgR, Author 81 ora
tow" "EXtempore speech a." AZ.
12mo. UandSomely.cngIay cover. "a
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For sale hy THOMAS j. STARxE Il sons.
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For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON X GO.
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Pliladclplia: j. B. Lippiucott Company.
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All poems, or verse, and almost all eN'
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Fer sale by WET, JOHNSTON & co.
Happv H,nting. Gropnds. Tribute 70
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n. 8. FREDESHEIu's,

We 0iso Wish TO inform orr patrons STAT
fof ih's week We hayea .r.eni ln sore 'or
them 80 fh0s0 purclas.ug from us % me
amount 81 $50 or oyer we Wi prasslt
M IAi iURTf.p NOVELTY In the snaps Df "a
Hpnfsorue Frfosfpln
orr pr crs for ms week on MILLINERY
Goods VIII be- lower th9u eyer.
several 'oisof GOOD SHAPES In Fclts -qll
ueIfrct-c.psipg ont a. IS 40. anu SOC.
f., f,.ob4 tfApHS la French Eur f.Ifs
c'o.irgorto, 7yc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
10, 1885,
A Question Answered.

We regret 10 know that our good inend
the editor OF th, Charleston NeicS and Coa'
,ier IL so much interested in opposing pro-
tecliye tariffs that he cannot be brought up
10 the assistance OF the tobacco growers ana
tobacco manufacturers Of virginia, North
Carolina, Kentucky. Connecticut. &C., &c.
speaking Of the tObacco.taX. he asks;
"Bu, in what way would our tobacco
growing friends in Virginia be bencht. d
II the fax on tobacco should be repealed!
Follow ING the precedent there would tie
no reduction IN ;be price to he paid by The
consumers, because our Virginia friends
say that the tobacco-crCwer pays the tax
Our Charleston contemporary Is truly in
the dark. Certainly be misreprcsents-of
course because he msundcrstlnds-t1e rea.
sons for repeat offered by his Virginia
friends" lie is also mistaken aS to how
the price Of tobacco would be affected by
repcal. We in Virginia know that the con.
sumer pays the tax in the end. But we
also know that the manufacturer has to adj
vance the tax, and consequently that no
man not having a good deal OF capital can
profitably OF even safely engage in the
manufacture OF tobacco. We also know
that II will be impossible to prevent agita-
ton Of the question OF the abolition OF
that tax so long rs 1t shall continue to be
levied by law, and that this agitation I'M
settles business. as Of course It would not
do ia lowering Of prices would not follow
the abolition Of the lax. We also know
that the whole system OF intcrnal-revenuc
spies, detectives. and iniormers is incOm-
patible With free government. This hall
ing men before COMM siOners OF the United
States courts and trying them for the
crime % OF making brandy out Of fruits
grown in their own orchards, or for the
still more horrible crime CD OF mdnufactu-
ring tobacco grown IN their own fields and
the product Of their own labor is an offence
against society. II sccustOms people to
wrongs that ought to be tolerated. We
are glad that the Federal Constitution pro-
tects our South Carolina fellow citizens
from having to pay an export tax upon
their cotton. And yet we are not sure but
we ought TO regret that fact; for IN the alb
sence Of the constitutional provision alluded
to, the cotton.growing States would make
common cause with the tobacco. growing
States, and rid the country Of the infamous
internal revenue system. But for that pro-
vision that system nil ht. perhaps, have
been put down long ago, and the people
been made to feel that they were not actual.
Is mere slaves.
OF course the consumption Of tobacco
would be increased il the price were low
cred. OF course, too, the competition
amongst manufacturers for the leaf would
be greatly increased If the manufacture OF
tobacco were open To cnicrprising young
men having but little capital.
No reason, however, ought 10 be re.
quired TO be given for advocating the abol-
ton Of a tax levied urder laws that ought
never To have been framed ana totally d" un-
becoming free people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
DRnyilIe Notes.



U,NyILIF, VA, December lS.-Re'. \.
4. El,G>oc breaches his Introductory -rt.
mon in North DInVillc Methodist church
tomorrow.
Tarlcion Brown i on triol 20 Martins
VILE for he muTdtrOi ). Il. Tory. There
are CITY wiinc~,c, to examine. md the trial
viii hardly be concluded tin the Later
part OF next week.
Bright tobacco has been on bie boom
here duius The past NcoH, and ha, brought
exceu,rt price. Ihe trouble j, that o. j.
scarce. and common iobaccos are very lon,
making the average small. The average
this week was about $500.
The new Academy of MU,i, buildng i
pushing ahead, and viii be- completed u
smother month. Il wiliop.n Fe1Uuv l,t.
The building, when completed. wi'l be- one
II the hans soonest theatres IN The state.
Grand Eminon,.C Commander Lima wa,
barqu,ted 10y the Mason, here lat %, at
and TIL, afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
Worth Remembering.

The stanton piEd'cdior makes good
poiut In the following paragraph:
"W haleyer the first Democratic Admins
tTaiion In twenty five years may have done
for the North aud Northwest, more money
has been invested IA the south since CleVe
land took his seal than hts boea invested
here since Columbus discovered The cOun-
try--four hundred y ears ago. More northern
capital has been lhytSted In Virginia, par
ticularly the southwestern portion OF il,
since Grover Cleveland took his seat than
has been brought here from the North
since Virginia was c0lony-~that Is
TO Say, IN all those years put 70.
gether. In the light Of The boom that has
Gene 90 the South siuce Democratic Ad.
miuisiraiIOn came In, in the matter Of im
ported dollars and cents, the southern man
ought 10 be stone blind 10 wish ever 10 see
q Republican Administration again"
And the reason is plain. The northern
capitalists had all along been afraid 10 In.
vest their money In States which were re-
presented TO be botbeds Of treason and in-
habi.ed by men bent upon dIsrupting the
Union. These dangerous men were SUP
posed 10 be aided aud Allotted by the Demo.
crsts OF the North. Who would seud
money 10 such a soctiOni But Mr.. CLgyE.
LAND was elected, aud the Democratic par
iy came into power In the Executive de-
IsrtmeDt OF the Government. II soon APP |
I feared that southern men were as loyal as ]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
Well Done. Montgomery.

To the credit Of the taxpayers Of Mont.
gomc1y, not single man in the county has
offered the county treasurer coupons in
payment Of his taxes. Had the ciuzcns OF
other cities and counties Of the State pur-
sued similar patriotic course there would
be no occasion for unelsincSs in regard TO
the wants Of the public schools and de-
iraying all the ordinary expenses OF the
state government. The plain duty OF the
people Of Virginia. 1t has seemed to us, in
the embarrassed condition OF the Common
wealth. was to pay their taxes in money
and ltthe bOndhoders wait. Our county
people have faithfully discharged that duty.
Let the whole state follow that good eX'
ample nCXt year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
NNKi..Ak.lS.

ANDERSON - BUETON Married. De
center < 1883, At The residence OF Ue
,lide's fafher, In BenricO county. ny Rev
e. G. Reed siINOK r. ANDERSON, OF
richmond 20 ANNIE r. BURTON. ~
cards.
BRANCH TnRS ER,-Marriei. on Wet
rtsday. December 18TH. at the residence OF
MIS- Martha A. Jon es. lower New Kent. by
kev. John \ Richardson. Mr.. STANLEY A,
BRANCH. formerly OF Chesterfield. bat
now OF WarWicE county. Va. and MISS
NINA JB. TURNER. daughter OF Mr.. y.
J. Turner. OF New Kent county. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

Having occasion 10 investigate the ques-
ton Of wholesome beverages have made
che micai analysis OF tie most prominent
brands Of Champagne.
! md &. IL Mu am 4 Co.'S Extra Dry To
contain in a marked degree less alcohol
Than the others. | therefore most cordially
commend it not only for its purity. bat as
the most wholesome OF the Champlgnes.
X. OGDEN DORkMUS NJ. d., LII. d.,
Professor Of Chemistry, Bellevue Hospital
kedlcal College. New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
ROCKINGIiGa COUNTY.
Coupons and Public Son;imeni-r90
schemes.

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch
HARRIsONBURG, December l.. lS,G.
our people are considerably exercised
upon The coupon and Slat,-doht question.
The opinion seems to hn growing TINT the
best thing 10 be dOue is for tie Governor
10 call the Legislature together. Their rcs-
son j.. they SAY, that there are many Of orr
taN-piycTs Who have not yet paid their
taXc> because they desire ID see i those
who have rendered coupons "iiI be mo-
lcstcd in any way, and, # not, they VIII
follow their example. Il i, GAINED iaJi
II nothing is done very llrg- amount u
taxes viii De settled by rendering coupon
II II can BE- done without violating tn
con ti.U'ion, the usual plan hear favored
i,that of aboll>mngthc ~ttctN and having
thctaNc, levied 10y The Supervisors OF ,a'b
county. Others favor the passage ~ . lass
AUTHORIZING the Auditor 90 bring al.
AGAINST "a, IL person who tenders cIupDns
for tbc ,omm ION, due the collecting Ne
Gccr. judgment eoi1g l-1.a-t ga pt'-
itrN.lolocI. f. i. c.1im "a that o. ~ % hNr
tlc ,uilr cancelled a. q future dale WJI. 3
throw tie cost on TIE tiS-pt !rr. 1- 90.
safe PAYS vC costs
Ih- great mass Cf OR people. lri0-I"'.
tie If party. aIc iG favor oi auar.n-
strictly To- the Kidd. berger bin. 1od lc.
Iutii'cn. bold aud irrctr'oyh'e. would
carry This whole So. zion AGAINST .J VHJ
re..sc 90 fund under that mel-We. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

The Galveston Ne,oS says: 1.-THE section
Of the Jaw bone OF mammoth in the NecS
Office Is at the service Of the aspirant, for
place at the election next spring" VIII,
that would undoubtedly be an improve
ment upon the kind OF iawbone that Il,
sometimes used.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

Begging pardon Of the Lrder-Appe1i' we
would r,mind il that the supreme Court o.
he United state, decided in one OF the
.1upon ease, from Nir-Inm that coupons
.r, not "bills Of credit within the mean.
,rg Of this phrase a. used Ia The 'oil,''th'
ton Of the United States. We make tins
statement because 4 paragraph in Ncster-
terday's issue Of that paper indicates that
that decision has escaped the memory Of
our Peter slWg contemporary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

The Philadelphia Press explains that
''the room In which BLAINE and EDNCNDS
met was slightly darkencd. and BLAINE
didn't recognize the Vermont senator"
Well, who said BLAINE did recognize the
Vermont senator,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

The Huntington weakly says; Coon
ercssmon are beginning 10 comp te with
each Other in getting the largest increase to
The pension li-t.' But II is by no means
certain that the Presidents blue pencil i,
on the retired list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
Miner Fatally Crushed.

special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, W. Va, December Is
Park kcyser, Il miner, employed in the
Raymond City Mines, was fatally crushed
by falling coal while al work today. Key.
ser was unmarried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
HOLIDAY GOODS.

a merry Christmas with q hearty goDi
chcerl
Many good wishes with a happy Neyy
ifnr'
May the wishes come in reality. ami b)un.
tifui 10 ~ ee IN need.
Ard their homes nlied with happiness
with sbiessngs Indeed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

Belle Of Ntl>on''-thlt noted Ken
lucky Whi-kcy-can be had only from ".
y. Blair n Co., 100 eat Main street.
Distilled in 1851, and for ,IN-yaH-oId
whi,kcy the price cannot Doe surprised,
N,o. try our popular 8Itty' CHAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

The recent financial furry is now
charged to JAY GOULD. Wall street sin
,neCz,s when GOULD takes smut" Aud it,
a cold day for those who are not up 70
,uuG Themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

WANTED, TO BUY \ GOOD
~ second Haul Hosting Engine otfrom
.hrte- 10 uVe .orSe power.
BAhkI .. LDCHfk 6 90,
elt.6t Balcony sails Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

Champagne containing the smallest per-
centage OF spirits 10 the most wholesome.
JOHN SWINBURNE, NJ. d..
former Health Oiilcer OF the Port OF New
York. do IL. Su& W6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

Tie ohio state JomUal says: "Who-
ever goo- down in France, BorLANGsR
STAYS up" We do not believe that Boz
LANCER wears stays. With all hi, faults
br + not "A dude,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
ADVERTISING RArEsA
HALg INCH OK LxsS.

Reading notices IN tes3ins' matter tSpr'
lines or Iess. 81; 10 non perlel ieso eo' rae
Gard OF rates for more Space 'prnshen oO
application.
All lettes and teiegTRIns n ust be auufeea'
"a to THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not oe re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

GTRAYED FROM MY PRE.IsgEI
~ MISSES, No. Sis south Pine str"et ----3--
december 18Th, ONE RED BUFFALO
COW tsmalD with scar on her Tump
liberal reward viii be paid fOr her delivery
at the above number. w. ii. Tf Rec.
iela-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

Champagne. whilst only possessing the
alcoholic strength OF natural wines. Is use
iul for exciting the tagging powers IA case
Of exhaustion.
+. W. PAVY, NJ. d.. r.. RS.
Lecturer ON Physiology At Guys Hospital,
London,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
BRIEF COMMENT.

"TLc Boston Herdd has an article on
poets and their metres" II would appear
that the gas.mctrc PLAYS an important part
in a good deal Of the poetry Of the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS GOVERNOR'Ss
i 4 GUARD tCOMPANY ~ FIRST !
RhGlNtNT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS ~
KiruNoNp, VA, December - 1855 col"
SFtCIAL ORDERS No ---: Assemble AT
the AIN ory on MONDAY EVEN ING. D.
ct nlber 2Oih, et 7.30 o'clock sharp In iuil'
dress uniform. for mss eciiou and . uNcr
~ command OF Captain a PhiLLi -.
de 9-lt e. VI. SMITH. Fist Sergeant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

We return thanks TO our friend McDo.
NAIp. o. the Lynchburg NorS, for hi,
highly .tlattCring congratulations; bat we
beg leave 70 say that "the boss he needs
belong, TO the CENTER sex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

A. UMsrEAD is opposing already the
nomination Of JoIiN \. LOGAN for Pre>i
dent, We arc inclined 10 The expectation
that LOGAN will "get there lltLsTEAD
Is the most unfortunate Of men in this re.
Sufct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

The Philadelphia Netes says "Anotbcr
North Carolinian has been kicked " death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
FIANrEns NlrIoNNL I'M

II
RICuMoND. VA, Decembcr 10 1855. }
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
Will be held I'm their bauklu- room ca
III EgpAY. January lI.ISs7 all o'clock
NJ hANNS. QUARLES, Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
xay. SALVATION ARMY (CuER-
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE ~ 1887
b THE
/LCtIE[tEHTStL
MUTUAL LIFE-NNIRilCE COMPANY.

A DOUBLE DIVIDEND Is paid IN 1857 by
the NORIHWESfIkN nj IUAL Lii r.
INSI RANCE COMPANY on all policies
is.ueG prior 10 1883. On all such policies
q e surplus arising from the premiums OF
he two years 1875 and 1856 Is returned In
one dividend IN 1857. Her efler on each
policy .sued after 1852, u double dividend
will De pad five yeat5 from the ia Of It's
issue on tie payment OF the sixth annual
Pa mlum.
rUST.MORTEM OIVIpENDS.-Unde the
IlUeut system one ful d!yidei Is paid
8fItr DEAN. unless death occurs In the
second third fourth or nm year after issue
- policy in which case two axe paid. Tne
ltsdIug competitors Of Inc NORfHW EST
+ IN either make no Iosf-rtDritH dividend
a. al. or Only "a fractional dividend.
INlpfAn- Nor CONCEALEp The
NORTHWESTERN IS Nf ouiV company
pftth has. ,H ftr'Dt Uc0rs. printed tIbfcy Of
current cash diridsHds ID" tc tHf1rm1fiYH of
ftc lUiuC. The NChTuWESrEHs ha,
utne tbs Tor sixteen cOuseruti - years
The dividends 81 The NORTHWESTERN
nave Nt1o1i0 u,crSGs,d siuce our connection
with the company.
FOR fGILer Information RprlY 70
JOHN l.. CARY & SON.
de l0-3t General \ cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19
+ OST. IN RICHMOND. 49,

IL SETTER Dog from the COM -
Try; liver. eolOred, with white breast and
white fore feet, and white ring around the
neck. Areward will be paid for MIN II car
RED 10 T. W. TldS0R'S Gun store 1919
Main street. de lelt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-19

Chsuregre with minimum OF alcohol,
IL by faI the whole soonest and possesses re-
nGrkab.e exhilRratIng power
THOMAS King CHAMBERS,
VI. ID r. Il. 4. l.,
Honorary Physician 10 II. Il. H. the Prince
Of MaGs
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by mulc.v The man referred . was
pepns,lyariap. No North Carolinlan 10
ihe manner OF the mule born would nave
been caught monkeying with the business
end Of The animal.