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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-10
Weaere 9adrt@tes,.
amsIamo.

Berlin, 8. Oet. Die listener
.g9eue Sreie BreIIe~ msIbet: Die uon
Hroutrei9, &uBlanb unb Der Ehrtei ers
fIdrte Ablebnuns Der pom England nub
Oeiterrei9 uorgel9Ioseneu @iufesuns
elmer interuationaIcn gomuiffon 3ur
umarbeituns Der offrumeIif9en 8ers
faHuna, weI9er has Bemerfen bei9efigt
lit, baB bic 6~irfenwo5I Der erffe S@ritt
sur BeiIesung Der bnIeorti3en Btrren
fein mife, errest IN 8ien sroBes WetBs
fallen.
Die @iener .Reue Sreie Yrefe" faet:
Ser 6inueis auf bic fe9siser Sabre IN
Der Anipra9e bes SGiferS WiIbelm an
bas Rei@stassprdfbtuur war iebr emit;
Der areiIe Mouor4 tbut bar, baB nur Elm
@aIb pon Baionetten i'm Stonbe fei,
ben Srieben e~inieermaseu aufre@t gu ers
bnIten unb ni9t, ME man nod psr Rurs
Sem sssIaubt, bic Jreuubi@aft 3u &uBs
Ianb.
Berlin, 4. DEG. giner ReIbuns
Der @iensr vReue freie Brefe@ 5ufuIse
fol- Der Sirff HieoIaus pom Rtn9reIten,
Der rufii1e @anbibnt fur ben BULGARIA
i5sn EbrOu, sedubert baben: Als A6ius
tant miHe er benz &atbe bes @3Gren,
mad SuIsGrieu 3u sebeu, ui@t feiueu
eisenen 8ini@eu. fOIseu.
8eIerab, 4. Sec. Der R6niq
WiIan wirb morsen bic buIeariI1e
observation-disclosures eu1pfansen. gs
beiBt bier, baB BITE buIsorii9e &esents
f4oft gum Swede Der Wieterberffenune
zines aroBbuIsarifdeu &ei9es bnr@ bic
8ereinisuus pom Ssrbien, BuIsarien
unb SfrumeIien perfu9en wirb, ben
&6uis NiIau ;u beweeer, aIs Ranbibot
fur ben buIsarif&en GbrOn aufautreten.
Berlin, ). DeS. 9er @enremaIer
9eors Wteper, wsser1 feiner reiienben
Darfeuunsen nj Der SinbermeIt rRins
Der, Weper~ senuuut, 1T I'm AIter pon 73
Sabren sefforben.
Berlin, 5. Oe3. 9ie 9ropin3ioIs
Seitun9en era5ten ben aeeenrudrtteen
Aueen6Iid fur ben crnffeffen felt 1870.
Die Gbutiu@e, bag Bismard benz
Rriessmtuifter D. S9suenborf s~eftattet
5at, bic a~uswdrtige Gage 3u beriibren,
3siet, 6aB gtwos in Der 3uft Iieet. Des
Rriessminiffers ernffe, fefte 5aItuns
uns WoItte'S nod tiefersr @rnf IN
0ort unb Con boben IN Oeuti9Ianb
unb europa einen tiefen @tubru6 &c.
ula4t.
Berlin, 8. De3. Ra5ri9ten aus
ct. Yetersbura erwdbnen zines 8ors
faaeS bon 80. Houember, Der ouf b6bes
rem 8efebI uou ben bortieen 3~eituneen
to6tseI9wiegen worben lift. An benz ees
nanntsn Gage batten bic Stubenten FER
st. Y%eterSburser llniuerftdt Anffalten
ju elmer Grtnnerunsfsier an benz @robe
OabroIiubow's, etnes einf bur9 feline
~freifnnise Dentuu9swetie ousseset@uss
ten Wornes, estrofeu. Ote Seb6rbsn
uerboten bic NbbnItune Der Seier unb
Iie6eu ben Rir9bof bur9 cine militia
ride Yoifentette abiperren. Die Stu.
benton psriu@ten bic Bette Al bur9s
bre9en NJ es entlfou6 elm 6anbs
9emense. Dreibuubsrt YerfOuen wurten
uerbaftet.
&onifantinopeI, 6. Oe3. Oie
BfOrte bot an bic 9roBmd9te elm &unbs
f9reibeu bes SnboIts erIafen, bob Der
SuItan Der Ranbibatur bes Shrften
RicoIaus o MinereIien 3uftmmt unb
bic Wd9te sur Witwirtuns 3u elmer
f3Ieuntseu BeiIesuu9 Der buIsari9en
Wirreu au~fforbert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-10
HuIauO.

Cincinnati, g., 4. Des. Der
non benz @ribif9of @Iber eruannte Auss
f@uB CUR SerutbunS zines Ylanss be-
trefs Der 8sfriebisuns Der @r3biI9ofs
8urcenf9en 9Idubiser bat beute benz
@rbbif9of @Ibsr empfobIen, bic 9farrer
aur Anffeuuns pom 9eIbiammIuneen
unb grri9tung pom 9emeinbe:8 ereinen
gu bieiem 3uede uu;uwsifeu. 9as Elm.
qebsn6e @eI6 iou aIsbann an bas
SpreuseI.g omite einesfanbt werbeu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

The LoSGsTREET episode" was
very unfortunate for the organs. 1t
not only compelled the shutting off Of
great sluice of bloody-shirt litera-
ture, but was decidedly suggestive. The
Boston Globe, for instance, says:
1.-THE Republican papers which are
attempting to make political capital
out of the tour Of jeff. Davis, the Pc
rambulatipg spirit of an organism long
since dead and buried forever, will
never hear that that very distinguished
Republican, General Longstreet. made
himself as conspicuous as possible the
other day in honoring jeff. Davis. But
there If JEFF. had vote and would
cast it for the G. o. p, certain Repub-
lican papers would at once welcome
him with the assurance that all had
been forgiven"
True as preaching.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
STRAUSE BROTHERS,
1909 MAIN STREET.
SPECIAL DRIVES FOR THIS WEEK
PARA SOL, GLOVE, WHITE GOODS, AM
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENTS.
PARASOLS.

PAHASOLS.
TO boom this particular branch OF our de-
na rtmept we shall place on safe aONpAr
t,av al line OF NEW GOODS which VIII
asfopish the most fastidlous;
lot lao SATIN COACHING PARASOLs,
in all the latest shades. DC
Lot PAP Fine SURAH COAt iilNI faha-
soils. I'm all the latest shades. sl.Oy;
Tot s-s9 Beautiful STRIPED SAT- PAR
AsOLS, In all the latest shades ISL
Lot Ali Handsome SATIN "a Ssu,tIi,
TOPS. in all the latest shades, sta
actual value $3.50.
GLOVE ENT-ArrRACTlNE
VALUES.
10 dozen LIsLE.THREAD GLOVES en-
broidered backs, loo ,ra l..
81 dozen Isle. THREAD GLOVES, IN
ak. aud eight. button lengths. l5c.--the
above are in the latest spring shades;
10 dozen BLACK and CoLORED SlLh
% S dozen BLACK and CoLoRED KID
GLOVES, five buttons. 5Sc.-these goous
are scallopped top. newest shades; y,n
Is dozen BLACK and CoLohhD MI
GLOVES, fine French goods. every pair
warranted not TO burst or tear, atsi'2t-
regular price everywhere slOo.
pI.EACa AND BROWN COTTONS-IN-
JUDGEMENTS THIS WEEK Elk
TRAORDINARY.
,s--l case "A BLEACHED COTTON. soft
finish. at &C.: ,,,,,-ro>- On.
od-I case 4.4 BLEACtIED COTTON, nne
and heavy, at 6l4c.-regular price
adj case a. CAsT.IRON BLEACH COT.
TON at sLc.-equal TO Wamsntta or
New ork Mills, ana is considered good
value al IKE. ,,,, o,,xn
COTTON, A wide, at our special otter
ing will 90 at 53ic.-a look viii convince
you IL Is worth &c.
LAWNS.
We have Just opened our FIGURED
Lawns, and shall offer on MONDAY, 80,
the following special drives: ,,
p coo yards REMNANTS LAWN, put mp In
patterns of IL TO ii yards. az the tow
price OF 234c.-are pretty deSigns, good
quality and width. ..,..
1850 yards PATTERN PlECES, whlte anI
tinted grounds, 4c.-colos guaranteed
G4,l67 yards MANCHESTER BEST
l4OOis LAWNS. all this seasons
-,> styles. embracing solid co'ors, sec.
&c ond mourning, white. and colored
grounds. at 7hc.-nearly one yard
wide regular value l2Hc.
Received our third Invoice OF twenty-five
(ao.,rcb SHEER FER INDIA LINEN at
sEc. AS this closes the lot, those
s'zc' who have not secured any should
not miss this opportunity.
Have left a few pieces INDIA LIN
SIC. Fms at SIC. This week will close
them out.
DRESS. GOODS DEPARTMENT-BlG CUT
INPRlCES.
Handsome WOOL BROCADES In
grey, mixed. tans, browns. twills.
lo1c and Other nobby shades-tO close
will sell at 10Hc.-cannot be dupn-
Gated elsewhere al zoe. per yard;
12Lc--ALLr WOOL BUNTING. rich lustre.
at I2kc.- previous to this date we sold
at zoe.
GREAT VARIETY OF SATCHELS AND
BELTS.
Displayed In the above sale VIII be found
all kinds Of goods at the same reduced
prices " hich II would be useless To attempt
10 describe IN the limited space a. our dis
posal STRAUSE BROTHERS.
i. $40 insure attention parties order
ing samples enclose postage.
my 4-Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

cy." MONTGOMERY 10 evidently are
awakened rebel Of tho worst type .
his given name indicates. Mr.. CLEvE-
LAND. 1t is reported, Is to marry
Miss Folsom, and there can hardly %
. question that Virginia kinship exists
between Folsom tho poet and the o.
legged presidential bride-elect. We have
therefore . case Of treason which ds-
mands that Mr.. SHERMAN should see
that Mr.. BoUTELLE moves that the
President be impeached. Itistrue that1
would be bard to make the treason In
this entirely clear without . map, bun
on general principles the situation ai-
fords ss good material out Of which 70
make political capital as many other
things the Republican leaders have
seized upon for that purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

rho l'usyear nusder Trfai-Dss'" -
: PopnIsr Engineer.

mo rsuryesr uusaer Trfai-Deafh o.
. Popular Engineer.
,ro,vx.rcrd.cee of the Richmond Dispatch.1
PrrERsBuRo, May s, 1886.
Mr.. Henry Pettus, one OF the mos.
popular engineers on the Norfolk ana
Western railroad, died here this morn
ing Of congestion Of the brain. His
illness was Of only . few days dura.
ton. Mr.. Pettus was one Of the most
robust and fnely-built men in the city.
The Norfolk Western company IS
making active preparations for the
change Of the gauge Of its road, which
is to be made early in June. The work
will be an immense one, but 1t will be
done as expeditiously as possible. The
gauge Of as much Of the rolling-stock as
can be spared is now being changed
with the view of preventing any inter-
ruption to trade and travel when the
track is changed; but necessarily
much Of this will have to be done af1er
the track is laid, and great deal OF 1t
will be done in Petersburg.
Every desirable seat for the Music
Festival has been taken, and the sue
cess of the festival is guaranteed be-
yond peradventure.
The Democrats Of this city have as
yet determined upon no decided action
relative to their policy in the approach
ing municipal election, and will take
none until after the nominations to be
made tomorrow night by the Republic
can convention. The idea Of mixed
or citizens ticket, if there is to be any
opposition to the Republicans, seems
to be gaining ground.
The trial of Holmes R. Puryear for
the murder Of his wife is in progress in
the Circuit Court Of Prince George
county to-day, and probably will con-
tinue through the whole week. There
is large number of witnesses on each
side to be examined and some five or
six lawyers in the case. MIR. Powell,
the Commonwealth attorney for Dim
widdie, will be assisted by Judge r. II.
Jones and son in the prosecution, and
the defence will be conducted by Messrs.
Keller, of Dinwiddie, and Messrs. Will
son & Garland, Of this city. The fight
in court will be very stubborn one.
The indictment found by the grand
jury of Dinwiddie is in substance that
the said Holmes r. Puryear did feloni-
ously, wilfully, and maliciously poison,
kill, and murder the said Emma l..
Puryear.
To this indictment the prisoner plead
{" not guilty" upon his arraignment in
the Circuit Court, and an affidavit was
read declaring that great prejudice ex-
listed against the prisoner in Dinwiddie;
that this prejudice was so manifest that
he had to be kept in the Jail 10 Peters
burg since June 20, 1885, to prevent
his being lynched; that false reports
were circulated about him in the coun-
ty, and people subscribed to fund to
pay counsel to prosecute him and that
for these and other reasons be could not
safely 60 into trial with jury from
that county. Whereupon it was asked
that jurors be summoned from some
other county to try the case. This was
overruled. and exceptions taken, but
afterwards it was agreed that the case
should be changed to Prince George for
trial. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
What LOcaiify II EXEMPT

from malaria? In city and suburb, village
and hamlet, in the mining districts OF the
West. the bottom lands OF the South in re-
gions teeming with the fruits Of husbandry.
In trackless wastes Inhabited by half.naked
savages, IL exists. But travellers, sojourners'
old settlers, all who are liable to IL. can up.
root from the system the diseases TO which
IL gives birth, or prevent them, with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Chills and fever
bilious remittent, dumb ague. and ague
cake, are each and all overcome by this
potent and searching specific. 1t Is not
less efiicacious for liver complaint. dyspep-
sla, and costiveness, ailments not untre.
quently complicated with malarial attac KS
Rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles,
and a want of vital strength. are also RENEE
diable by its persistent use. Appetite and
sleep. always seriously impsired by the ner-
vOus disturbance and biliOusness consequent
upon fever and ague, are Invariably re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
A Question.
To the Editor of the Dispatch i:

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
! ask for information. Can an Of
ficer OF any county sell whiskeys at
public auction in counties or districts
where local option exists? Please an
swer through your paper Tomorrow
May 5, 1886. Respectfully yours,
LOCAL OPTION.
That's a question difficult to answer.
Every man residing in wytheville, for
example, has right to buy liquors in
Lynchburg or elsewhere out of that
prohibition district by the barrel or
otherwise. II he owe debt, and
Judgment be rendered against him in q
court having jurisdiction. and execu-
ton be issued, it would seem that the
liquor might be levied upon and sold.
On the other hand, it would seem that
O good deal Of liquor might be disposed
of in that way by collision between
the parties concerned. Therefore we
leave the question unanswered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
DEATHS.

ELIls.-Died, May 9th, at 7:S0 O'Clock,
at the residence OF her soD-tn-law. h. IL.
Farmer, l33 south Cherry street, Mrs. CA.
ROLINE =. ELLIS. In the sixty. second
year OF her age.
; Funeral will take place at her late resi-
dence At 4 o'clock THIS EVENING. The
friends OF the family are invited to attend.
SCHlLIJNG.-Died MAY 8. 1856, at her
husbands residence, No. 600 north Third
street at 10 minutes to O'Clock, y. NJ,
Mrs, HELENA SCHlILlNG. wife OF Robert
Schilling; aged tifty'two years and ten
months.
Dearest mother thou hast left us;
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God who hath beieft us;
He can all our sorrows heal
She shall sleep but not forever
In the lone and silent grave;
BLESSED be the Lord that taketh,
blessed be the Lord that gave,
In the bright, eternal city
Death can never. never come;
by and by We there shall meet thee,
In the blesst d heavenly home.
The funeral will take place from st.
Johns German Lutheran church FRIDAY
AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintance are respectful
ly Invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

Displayed in the above sale will be found
all kinds Of goods at the same reduced
prices which II would be useless To attempt
10 describe In the limited space az our dis
posal STRAUSE BROTHERS,.
i. $40 insure attention parties order
ing samples enclose postage.
my 4-Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
New Books.

Aliate LA Nort0. By OCTAVE
FEUILLET, author of /" The Romance
of q Poor Young Man." Trans
lated from the French by j. HENRY
HAGER. New York: d. APPLE
TON & Co. 1886. Price in paper
so cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Songs and Ballads ofthe Southern Peo-
pie-lS61-lS65. Collected and
edited by FRANK MOORE. Same
publishers.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The ErI Genius. A Domestic Story.
BY WILKIE COLLINS, author OF
"The Woman in White" &C., &c.
Price IN paper q cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
EXCURSION SEAS0NAT-I
~ OPENED. 1~~~-s<s

EXCURSION SEASONa@I
u OPENED. k2k.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT
STEAMER ARIEL
Dust renewed and refurnlshed in every
PARTICULAR
is now ready for charter 10 church, mill
tsry, sunday school. and social societies on
any of the following VERY ATTRACTIVE
EXCURSION PLANS:
DAY EXCURSIONS.
No. Ito Norfolk. Old Point, Virginia
Beach, or Ocean View. Start any
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. or FRI.
DAY aud return next day. Tickets
good for one week.
No. g. TO bermuda, and thence by Bright
hope railroad to Ches or and Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad 10
Richmond. Start any MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, or FRIDAY, at 7
A. NJ. and return about 9 T. NJ.
ZANE DAY. Specially adapted for
Sunday.school and other picnic
parties.
No. s.-To CITY Point and thence by rail to
Petersburg ana Richmond. start
any MONDAY. WEDNESDAY or
FRIDAY, at 2 A. NJ, and return
about +. NJ. SAME DAY. Spe.
cially adapted for sunday-school
and other pic. mic parties.
NIGHT EXCURSIONS.
No. 4.-The well-known and popular
TUESDAY and THURS JAY
MOONLIGHTs" TO Dutch Gap aud
return. Vocal and instrumental
music. dancing. &c.
No. 5.-SATURDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO Old Point, Norfolk, &c. Leave
any Saturday night. aud return
Sunday night al . O'Clock.
The Ariel can accommodate 1000 pas
sengers
For further particulars apply to
l.. Il. TATUM. Superintendent,
ape hoo east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

GA recently-appointed Democratic
postmaster has been compelled to resort
to the shotgun to defend his house
against party of Republican Kuklux
who were stoning it," Will Mr.. SHER-
MAN have committee appointed to in.
vestigate that outrage?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
MI77ELDORFER'S.
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS THIS
WEEK.
WHITE GOODS

WHITE GOODS
IN VICTORIA LAWNS. INDIA LAWNS,
PERSIAN LAWNS. PERSIAN Nj LIS,
CORDED and ST X T. + d PIQUE;
LINEN LA NS, STRIPED and
CHECKED MUSLlNS aud nice line OF
ALL-OVERand FLOUNCINGS In Ham.
burg swiss. and Oriental, AT prices guar
teed the lowest.
DRESS GOODS.
We show n DOUBLE-WIDTH MORE ETA
MINEa 2jc. which would BE- cheap for
40c
We nave very cheap LACE CHECK al
lie. reduced from l5c.
YARD-W IDE IIOMESPU y at l2Hc.-splen.
did value.
Better grades Of HOMESPUN from 35c. to
75c. plain and combination.
Don't forget 10 see our lie. SATIN BER-
BFR-Was formerly seli at Csc.
NCNS-NEillNGS at is, rs, and jOc, black
and cOiOred.
PARASOLS.
Another invoice 10 arrive this week.
SATIN COACHING PARASOISatsl:
CHI DREN \ PARASplS from 25c. 10 So
BLACK SILK PARASOLS from sI.25 up:
Full line Of SERGE. ALPACA, &C, SC.
MATTINGS, QlL-CLOrHS. sc.
Large assortment and low prices.
LACE CURTAINS.
In these goods we show larger and
finer line than ever. An examination OF
this department will satisfy you that our
prices can't be beat.
JERSEYS
from soc. up. A good ALI-WOOL JER-
sEY at 95c. Bargains in better grades.
And lots OF other bargains at
p&E. MITfELDORFERS.
my 4-Tu&Th 527 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

JEFF. DAVIS, in his speech at La
grange, while en- route for Atlanta,
spoke of Mr.. BLAINE as shat misera-
BILE Yankee Well, if disappoint-
ment makes a man miserable, isn't
JIM a miserable Yankee?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
HEX 7 ER' 8,
sol BrOad.

We will advertise this week nothing but
special bargains in goods that are desirable
and suitable for the present season. Every
item mentioned IN our price-llst this week
will be very interesting reading fOrour lazy
patrons and the public. We rely on tue Oh
adage OF QUICK SALES AND SMALL
RnHcK eros GRAIN SILK t47c.;
FANCY STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS
COiORED DRESS SILKS at $50:
BLACK ALL-SILK RHADAMES, special
BLACK CASHMERE SUBLIME SILK. 81
BLACK and COLORED NUNS'-VElLlNG
LACE III NTlNG atIoc.:
ALL-WOOL, DOUBLE-WIDrH TRlCOrS,
Barss sii; in HoMEsPUNs:
Two special lots Of FINE BLACK DRESS
GOODS worth s1.25 at 75c.
so pieces Of CHECK sEEkSUCKER5 AT
The latest styles in BATIsrE and SAT-
RED TABLE DANAsK at 25c.:
200 LADIES WHITE INDIA LAWN
DRESS ROBES with Swiss embroidery
so dozen INFANTS and CHILDREN's
SHlRRED MUSLIN GAPS worth 40, 90,
ana 6Uc., al Csc. each;
so pieces PLAIN WHITE GOODS at &C.;
Special bargains In PARASOLS;
GENTLEM IN : BALBRlGGAN SHIRTS at
80. 40, and 50c.
A lob lot OF HAIR BRUSHES at 25c.;
our 3-BUTrON KID GLOVES at Doc. and
5-BuTTON at 7jc. are the cheapest IN
the city;
We are Offering special bargalns this week
in our LADIES' MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR DEPARTMENT;
800 different patterns in SWISS EN-
BROIDERY from Sc. 10 SO per yard. We
guarantee TO sell these goods from to
25c. yard cheaper than any house in
the city;
Special bargains in FANS this week.
HEXTERS.
BROAD STREET BET " ZEN THIRD AND
FOURTH.
my z Su, Tu&Thl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

"A man who buys his way into
Congress cannot be regarded as an
honest man. He is handicapped with
crookedness from the start" But in
these days Of universal suffrage how
can man get to Congress without de-
pending to certain extent upon the
by-ways?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

The big riot in Chicago took place
near Halstead street. If our memory
serves US correctly it is not the first
time we have heard the name HAL
STEAD in connection with rioting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

Congress should make an appropria-
ton to found little idiot asylum in
which to take care Of the statesmen
who are trying to make political capital
out of the Montgomery episode.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

can Iowa judge has decided that a
man is bound to tell his wife where he
spends his evenings" As if every good
wife did not know that her husband
spends the evening at the lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
BRIEF COMMENT.

"The Mormons want to 60 to Next
CO." The United States Government
ought to furnish them q guard and
"lose - them en- route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

THAT statistics will show that one sixth
OF eli liquors consumed In The country are
dispensed by Druggists or Physicians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

MONTGOMERY NJ. FOLSOM has I'd.
dressed . poem to Miss wISSIs
DAVIS, "ths Child Of the Confsders-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

THAT there Is not o Hospital. Curative
Institution. or Inflrmary In the country. in
which whiskey isnot employed In the treat
ueut of disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
In Memory OF

our beloved LILA EUBANH, nee Jones.
who died May .. 1855 aged twenty. one
years, nine months.
It's just one year ago to-day since we laid
her 10 rest:
We clasped her hands over her cold white
breast.
10 silence she suffered: with patience she
bore;
But God called her away where she sui.
feB no more
BY HER MOTHER AND GRANDMOTHER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

THAT nine tenths OF all the Physicians OF
the country prescribe whiskey in their
practice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06
AMTSEMENTS.
.ICUMOND THEATRE

~ NE.
IL TWENTY-SECOND SEASON.
Two Performances Matinee and Night
SATURDAY. MAY sTH. McNlSH. JOHN
son &SLAVIN'S REFINED MlNSTRELS.
under the management OF w. y. Cleveland.
The swell troupe OF the world. Fresh from
their triumphant tour on the Pacific coast.
Now ci, route TO NiblO's Garden. New York
city. A bran-new show from first 10 finish.
An All.Star First Part: McNish's Silence
and Fun: the Black Hussar's March john
sons Artistic Specialties. 10-The Coach
mans ClOg-I0. Bob Slavin, the Eccentric
Genius Frank Howard's superb Singing;
O'Brlen Brothers Marvellous Gymnasts:
W. Henry Rice's Burlesques: Burt Haver-
ly's Refined Comicalities; j. Marcus Doyles
Wonderful Dancing; and the Funniest POI
litical Satire ever INTERNATIONALLY Re-
ception at Widow Malones.
Reserved seats, 81 general admission, rs,
so, and rs cents. Sale OF reserved seats At
Box. Office SATURDAY at Q O'Clock. Tele-
phone 4B7. my q ST.
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To TRAVELLER.
No|<O~~oo.---oic-SI S--"-.N""S.ooo<o
ITO. FOR EUR0PE.-REPRESENr +.

no. FOR EUROPE.-REPRESENr +.
IL ING all first-class ocean steamship
lines, We are prepared TO get the best ac-
con modations on the most reasona bic
terms. Berths secured by telegraph. aud
all arrangements made for parties before
starting. Railroad and steainsh ip. kels
10 all points in the United States and
EUROPE. Sleeping and parlor.car accom-
modations reserved Passengers and bag
gage called for at hotels and private resi-
depces for all traiEsan steam boats leayIuz
the city. Baggage checked 10 destination.
Agents on all trains TO attend IL passengers
and their baggage. Information cheerfully
given by letter or otherwise.
A. w. CARRIER
and General Railroad and eteamship.
Ticket once, 1000 Main street.
NH 25.Th. suATu3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-06

THAT thousands to-day are suffering from
so called diseases whose blood Is vitiated
and impoverished by the poisons OF impure
liquors. manifested In bloat. blear eyes.
bursting Veins, infiammations. and running
ulcers.