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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
hnit Arainrt . Granlle oompnny.

A special term OF The city Circuit Court,
held for The trioloi the case Of John l.. Cole
against The Wcstbam Grsoite Company,
b,sau Yesterday morning. Judge William
=. Barton, Of Fredericksbnre, Is sitting Tor
Judge Wexford IA The trial u the case. The
evidence was partially heard Yesterday and
Tue jury adjourned over until this morning
Al ~ O'Clock.
Cole who Is a coloTed man, was working
IN the graniie-quaTry on the 9th daY OF MAY,
1851, when derrick which was swung
around struck him, breaking his lex and
otherwise iuiuring him. The declaration
claims that Cole was pat Al this particular
pi,ee 10 work. and that the swinging OF the
derrick was done by order Of the bosses
without giving hin any potlce or time to get
away 'front.'. II also claims that the derrick
Was faulty. decsyed. aud out OF repair, and
should not have been worked. Damages
are placed u $4,000.
The counsel for the plaintiff are Messrs.
Nllhsm II. Beyeridge aud j. Aston esDell,
and FOR the Richmond Granite Company Mr..
John = Wise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Az IMPORTANT NRW LAW.

n " tMk Oh1AN NV La w
~ BOOK published t,-dsy-ConAfssIOS-
EkS IN CHANcEkf IN slk@ISiA-py A
Meade smith, II the Norfolk bar. comprising .
digest Of The statute Law governing Commits
s.oDers la ChAncery; sholr powers ami duties
clksssd and arranged In separate parts and ull-
der proper titles. with eEpisnstary comments
aud references, forms and tables, aud coi'aiii-
leg, also. brief exs osttioa "a the lao cooeerf-
ing some matters most frsqeontiy presented ior
cOnsidofeflon--ss notices. hearing. reports, nda-
eiaFies, legs:ics, distribution. interest Ann1.-
ties. accounts &c. OHs volume, eso Price ~
vl WEST. JOHNSTON q CO., Publishers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

Igy telegraph % tho Dispaloh.I

10y tIUksAQH 70 tNU l7t7F77'II.I
WASHINGTON, Jaly IL. = Major A. n.
Daniel, Of the Corps OF Engineers, submits
the following esfmstes for the river and bar
Dor improvements under bis charge; lin'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

They vii dye everything. They rsseid evsr1..
Tor etrupxshs Brixhsncz-. Amount In Packages
OF for Pastaess " Color. noo-fsiinS Qsaii<i<>.
Ihoy Do nos crock &c smat: ~ olon- For sale ~
p. n. slanxnssr. Sofsaxess faxrsaacy, 4
G. CsDeii. Jr., a Co., Polk Nnser : Co
Iaun,sr. Purcell. LAdd Co. PouefA fAf!oe
4 Co. ossas = MINOR Drug Company, vtots-
saIs druggists: fark-flass fhefmscy, Aaln-
suess Pharmacy, walter h. th'iiipS. asd y. -
fesrce, DRUGGISTS ~ u-eodiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

Cotton A4PJac

We quote: Fine g. JOas275: snperhne, s275a
t8.25; extra SI0Oat375; family t4asLJ0: patont
family, country, gi7JzsA2j
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

per-onEi and either HENS from our
Sf.fer stty.

The Hastings Court was engaged ycster-
t.. i'm the consideration Of civil matters.
The annual uic.nic of The West End Motho.
l0. church Will De held at Drcwry's to-mor-
IlW.
MIS-. ". r. Perduc, who has been quite
il. was better Yesterday. She viii soon
leave for The country.
Mrs. John Apploby, Of New York, well
known IN Chesterfield as Miss Minnie Pub
LIAM. Is here on Ni.f.
Dr. Lawrence ingram, and Mrs. II. Is.
owen and children returned yesterday from
Occsn View.
Wr. Everett Robinson. - Swift Creek, who
ns, been visiting hls brother Mr.. w. l..
Robinson. has returned, taking sill him bis
two uiecos, Mi,,c, Bertha and Ole kohln'
son.
MIR. George W. Meredith, formerly Of
Manchester now ~ North Carolina, is in the
cii, visiting relative, and friends.
The little child OF Mr.. r.. T.. voolfolk,
which died on Monday, Wa. buried ye>ter-
dsy. In their affection MIR. and Mrs. Wool-
foIk have the sympathy Of many friends.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Adamson, Of Bon Air. and
her mother have left for . visit 10 England,
sni were accompanied as FAR as New York
rs Nh Adamsoo.
Ncs,r,. Joseph ". Bronnugh. Jr, and
.
visit To 1ohh's Islqud.
Mrs.. =. y. Nelson and Miss Florence Nell
son loft Yesterday for Halifax county TO visit
trends
Mrs. John II. Ingram LIT Yesterday MORN
lng for HOwhalan io spend the summer win
her sister, Mrs. NicbauN.
Mr. 4. r. Atwtn was painfully hurt yes-
tetday mOrnin. rs beng Knocked oil car
by ibe she'd at the Dlnyille depot
The officers OF Ruth Council OF Chosen
Friends have paid 70 the widows OF Messrs.
stephen q. Dyer aud Edwin A. Mann the
sum. NJ 5000 and Sc 200 respectively, for
wrioh amounts their husbands held ceriih-
Gates.
Judge Ingram Yesterday granted the
Rchmond aud Danyiio Railroad Band per-
mission 20 play on the Courthouse square.
The grounds and buildings committee OF
fhe Council Will have baDd-stRnd erected,
and the first free opeu.air concert Wal be
given FRIDAY night the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
GRAIHAED COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AID CUIIOh EXCHAF0k
RIcsHoSD. July l7, 1854
oFFEHLh1A
WHEAT.-i,03G bushels
CORS.-i.igJ bushels
OkTs.-LaD0 bushels
MEAL.--l6g busb0lA
sLLgs AEPORrsD tn ggcSyrAgy
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
WEATHER REPORT.

rBy telegraph to tho Oispatchl
1-s7 WASHINGTON. d. c., July h.-For yir-
LIAR lginia and North Carolina, slightly
-Jwarmer. fair weather. souiherly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

WHEAT.-Whlto. 81 bushels very good At SIC.
IOngberry. 80 bushels very good at SO. Mixed,
SO bushels very good az s1c. ShOrtborry. u BUSH
Of wheat. ls6 bushels.
CoRs.-Whl,e, 400 bushels common on private
terms.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-25

One night John II. Mclean, editor Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer, a seated at
his desk up TO his oyos in business.
when IL bumptious young reporter
strollcd in from tho city editors room
md. seating himself familiarity near tho
editor-in. chief, inquired iu Nh of-hnnd
way:
We'll, Mac, how does tho news pm
out tonight"
Not in the lrast disconnected by the
extraordinary conduct Of his subordi-
nuto. who by the why, was n new
conner on the pnper aud hardly
known to him, MIR. Mclean re.
sponded in au apparently pleasant
way:
Don't call mo Mao II eoIns too
stif; call mo johnnie. - brooklyn
Citizen.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-25
\ Powerful Appetite.

at Ia curious" remarked n rcd.uoscd
individual. what nh appetite those
Yakutat Indians hnvo for whisky.
Daring my prospecting trip up there
this Summer, tho chief cnme iuto my
camp and offered mo two otter skins
md n squaw for n quart bottle OF whisky
I Ind with mo-"
"of cours you tradod with him2"
"Not mu,h. II was tho last bottle |
had left out Of my case, and no SHOW t.
get moro. but, rs I was saying, IL
shows you wha' n powerful appetite
those Indians have for whisky"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-25
Judge so,v eli strlkcs Il Rich.

Tho Walker Lnko Bulletin says: On
Wednesday last u rich strike was undo
In tho tunnel OF tho Antelope mine,
In which Judge Sewell owna n third
interest, at Aurora. nbout 15G
feet FROM the bottom OF tho
winae mud In tho noighborbood Of
800 feet from tho surface. Tho ore
body is about thico feet wide. II IL
contiguous TO tho Young America, from
which 81 1000, 600 was taken oft 10 the
palmy days OF TINT camp. The Ante
lopc IL uudUr lcnso 10 tho SilYor Hill
Mill Company. Tho orc will nssay
5000 to $500 pOr ton, and Ia undoublcd-
ly q big thing for Aurora.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-25
'"Thc Merry Maiden ana the
uur.S

Sho WA merriest before she ''slruck"
tho Tar. Her spirits sink aa she be-
held her new white gown blnCkonel Ivy
the tar. This tar helped q wagon run
instead Of helping run n ship. Just so
n thousand trivial accidents anl neg.
lcctod "siunll things" take the mcrri-
mont out of tho lives Of young girls md
mniicns. Particularly Is this tho case
with diseases peculiar TO their sex which
tako so much enjoyment aud Happiness
from life. However n remedy IL found
IN Or. Piercc's Fnvuriio Prescription for
all female "wcnkncsscs' or ire guInii-
ties, nervousness. neuralgia, aud utter
inc tr0nblss Ask your druggist.
DR.. PiGrce's Pellets, or A%nti-bilious
Grnnnlcs, have no equal. % cents o
yinl; one n dose. Cure hondnoho, cor
alipation aud indigestion.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-25
cannot ]ltCcOvcr.

A Now York dispatch Of tho 10Th in
slant says:
Ills said b: n fricnd Of Robert Orr
rot that lo will DO removed this week.
to Baltimore. This decision hns TO-
emitted from tho announcement OF his
doctors Tint hc cannot 1.-Two mGch long.
or. lfc is daily becoming moro violent
aud unmanngeaOlo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-25

Having purchased Of Brown & Hos
kins thor interest IN tho Undertaking
business, I am now prepared to attend
to all calls in that limo. ! will also at
luud 10 tho repairing and upholstering
OF Furniture, etc. Shop on Commercial
street, noxt door 10 Brown Il Hoskinp'
old stand.
Gu. Me-. P.TIRsos.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-25
June Manufacturing Co.
B%sLvipERE, Ill.
WnrnInu 20 Trcnpn,scTs.

All persons arc hereby wnrnod to
avoid fencing lands belonging TO the
Undersigned on The North Fork OF the
Humboldt river, al3o to refrain fiom
driying our stock oil our rangos In that
vicinity. Trcspassers will be prose-
cutrd TO the full extent VI the law.
Munrnr g. HILL,
Hallcck, May &c, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
Petit Laro ,ny on . LIBERAL scale.

Now that the act of stealing q red-ho,
stove has gone OF t OF fashion, Other
thefts OF colossal proportions, such as pill.
fering roof and the like, have been sub
eti uted. The latest achievement in this
d rection occurred in CincinL att one
night last week. 1t appears that O
but cher named Rovekamp had left his
horse ttandipg near the Sixth street mar
ket, while he transacted some bust less in.
side. On returning he found the animal
standing between the shafts of the vehi.
Gle, every bit of harness having been re-
moved. Having been absent bat five
minutes he was so overcome by surprise
that he was compelled to sit down and
study out the problem. A police sergeant
happened along just then and took part
IN the investigator. A little boy In
formed him that the man who had taken
the harness had thrown 1t into q sawdust
wagon. At this moment "Hoppy,n no.
torious cripple, appeared around the cor
ner, and as he passed by the sergeant mo-
ticed that his back was cover d with saw
dust. Putting these facts together be
concluc ed to arrest "Hoppy," who, on
being caught, 1t is stated, "owned up, :"
and showed The officer where the stolen
harness was concealed. He was locked
up at the Central police station on q
charge of petit larceaY
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
"aood Night" Professor !.

General Henry G. Dwigh', of Hartford
says a contemporary, relates that Will,
he was on Governor II rrisc ms staff, tive
years ago he was called ON to attend &
reception in New Haven When the af
fair was through with a carriage was IS
signed to take him to the station. The
driver seemed especially disposed TO find
out his Il lie, and addressed him at first as
maj General Dwight paid no attention
to the Ii lie, and tie next time the driver
advanced the rank of colonel. This
ELECTED no response. When he station
was reached and General Dwight had
a'ighted from the carriage the driver
lifted his hat and said, Good night,
Professor" evidently considering the title
OF professor as the acme of distinction OF
New Haven.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

4
According 70 New York Times dsa
patch, an Aer3lits, on Monday. fsil
within ten feet Of 1. N. MniIin, while
the latter was smoking In the yard OF
bis homa, ON Seelye avenue, Cleveland,
Ohio. The Aerolite was flrst observed
In the heavens. After 1t struck, "tbs
macs OF hre resolved Itself into q ball A
, large ~ = football, and burned for s
few seconds. The atmosphere was allied
with = strong sulphurous edor. For 4
moment Mr. MoMullen was struck
dumb with nszsment and terror, but
upon recovering he fastened TO the
spot where the mass had fallen. He
found hjls 10 the ground, from which
considerable amount of heat issued
Resolved ct all hazards TO find ont W hat
bad entered the ground. he procured o
light, and SELLING small hatohet, dug
down 70: distance Of two feet. when
he found substance about Is large as
q small AIp'e, too hot to handle, He
threw IL out on the ground to cool,
which took about half an hour. After
being sum oiently cooled TO handle he
took Ii into the house and proceeded 10
examine 1t. II Ia half sphere in shape
weighs about ID onuoes, and has the
appearance Of copper coated with q
thin black substance IL 10 20 hard
that sharp knife will not cut it. The
bottom, VIII oh 10 fat, :punctursd with
small hoes, making It somewhat re.
semitic sponge. One side Is corrusat
cd and ha1 the appearance of beaten
brass, only the color ID dullsr and
coArser one. The mass 10 covered in
spots with q thin, melssd substance
which causes 1t TO resemble o new
casting Bar. McMnlleu will place 1t
In the hands Of Prof Morley, Of Adsl.
bert College, for arslysis."
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
THE BRANCH OF THE BOSTON SHOE HOUSE,
NO. 3o4 KING STREET.

Are going to move for the Cape May j. H.
Will close out the entire stock the will
never nuy such bargansa will have this week.
Know Wen that sell nothing but scas goods The
must ee sold this week to by freight and will
cents below cost and will mention several articles
Infants shoes from l5c to 25c Chdren 81 IT,
seng at o5c Ladies' kid shoe medium good quality
selling for VI Ladies' kid square opera toe price
selling at s135 ladies' dongoa satin lined kid
button price selling at 81 u.s. ongola patent tips
price 50 rs; selling at % 90 -
Ladies French kid flexible soles 81 So selling at szzs
Inc name OF the shoe well known city Kid Dive and
are satn-ned Also large stock in Chdrens Misses and
LADIES' sample goods And very nice assortment OF
Misses and Chldens lace shoes beautiful OF
Boys nigh and low cut shoes Now is the you to get
your cheap slippers which will cheap this season.
LADIES opera toe slippers at acc No humbug Ladies' French
KID Newport ties worth 81 25 7sc Ladies' French kid
ties worth 81 So now 81 Ladies French high heels patent
nppe price now 81 Ladies' opera toe fancy, low price
g. selling at SIIo Mems base ball SHOE price g. selling at
oe Mems lawn tennis selling at Csc. all sizes. First
mems lace shoes regular price $780, selling 81 go
seamless shoe Sz2 selling $3.50 Cong butt and Mems
patent leather price IS CO. selling at $780, best quality
genuine kangaroo BUTTON Congress- price 81 now
only So So great low cut shoes very
reasonable Also bargains in mems slippers carpet slippers
seng at zoe This stock is fresh of goods made
aud 1t win pay to call and goods and prices This
store will only be open this week.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

The chairs which are rented for q
psnny each OF shows In Hyde Park,
London have curious history, which
dates back TO shortly aftsr the battle oil
Waterloo, when an Mnglah general.
who had done good service, found
himself reduced 70 extreme poverty
The Government that day acknow-
lodged his past services by granting
him and his heirs forever the right Of
hiring out chairs in Hyde. Park. The
General gathered his resources and
started with 100 chairs. There are
now over 600 chairs. the income
from them amounting, 1t In said, TO
over $50. 600 year. This sum goes
TO two young girls, who are the only
direct descendants Of the General.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
a Good Mind for rse.t

II have good nc Ind 70 lay of anu
rest couple waeks." said o young
journalist, w'Arily, nj he fnishsd q
thrilling ten line MOTTO, of Brown
bakery and leaned back In his chair.
"You have THAI" warmly exclaimed
the grizzly old newspaper mar, who
was wrestling W th two columns OF
telegraph and . q aok OF proof. 'You
have the beet mini TO rest with that
ever saw
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Sold everywhere; rrlce, cUTICURA. SOC. i;
SOAP, Csc. RHSOLVEST, 81. Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston, Mass.
sS-send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases, y,
o. pages 50 Illustrations aud 100 testimoutnla,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY DRY
.... GOODS
"BEE HIVE"
OF WILMINGTON, Is AT
300 Market Street,

Among the special attraction.
for this week.
50 pieces Of Swiss, Cambria
and Pique Flouncings, 50 cents
to S2.25 a yard.
A few Swiss Panels left, tc
be closed out at three-quarters
price. .
Foot and hand wear.
81 dozen ladies' pure Sill
Mitts, reduced from IS to rs
cents a pair.
The balance of our 81 Silk
Gloves, in the right shades
colors and black, to be closed
out at 50 cents a pair. That
means two pairs Of gloves for
one.
Gents, Ladies and Children's
regular made Hose at 1917
cents a pair. No one need go
without stockings now. A lot
OF IS cent Lisle Thread Goods
to go in the sale at 3715 cents a
pair.
In the Wash Goods Depart
ment.
81 pieces Menado S ripe, last
week IS cents; now IS cents a
yard. IL pieces Lace Effect,
last week 81 cents; now 40 cents
2o-cent Challis 10 cents.
French and American Sateens
in new effect; not shown in
America until few days ago.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS
Now is the time and the
prices are in your favor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
KINDLING WOOD.

AFTER THE REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
SAVED AND SPLIT WOOD WAS ANNOUNCED
IN THE DAILY PAPERS, THE ADVERTISING
CARDS IN THE STREET CARS WERE CONTIN-
UED CONTRARY TO ORDERS, AND SOME PEO-
PLE MAY HAVE BEEN MISLED. THE PRESENT
pKlCE Is So 80 PER QUARTER CORD. GOOD
MOoo, GOOD MEASURE AND PROMPT DELlV-
cry ARE GUARANTEED.
EDWIN G. SAWDON,
THIRTEENTH AND SCOTT STREETS,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
AFRlGHTFUL skin DISEASE


hessrs. STEVENS BRuNER, Monroe. N. G.
recommendation, bought bottle OF Guti-
cura kesolgent. one box cu icura Salve, ard
n ,hts, eAke OF Gutfetra Soap, for my son aged
eczema Tor long time. ant | ain pleased to
say that believe the ren,ed les have cured him
HIS suherings were Intense his head being
Leariy raw his ears heinz gone except the
gris le, ana his body was .yered with sores.
HIS coa5ition wss irtghtfnl 10 behold The
healthy, eyes b,ight, cheei ful In disposition,
ana Is WOr king every da'. My neighbors re
witnesses to this remarkable cure, ana the
doubling ones are reqn'siej To call or write
me. or any of my neighbors
VIM, ). STEPHENSON,
Winchester Z. o., Uaion Co., N. q.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

pTMPLES, black heads, red, rough,
- hchapped and oily skin prevented by
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

-,,NED-C oKs, CHAMBER /.
A. heip for hotels, restaurants A. q
n.,h,s antilles. latellLgence efice Tor
/ hlah "u m2l-mlS-eod-ime
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

5tsS NIL oaI,. " StLE-DESIRABLE 7
= N0uss' ms location, 800 W est 10th
MO eod.ota
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

|TlyTED - PERSONS WANTING
pllsbe help for hotels restaurants wf
s g!l,ss, can A. ge iStsIIlTsnce once sos
|s,usstfest
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

|-,yr,I,--A SITUATION BY an
tic and sctise young man 10
W s,,hle aos k'irst-clLes references
| w is .sppyas,sr al / O. brioly Address 9.S
|nptnN -----------
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

D-OOOKs, Oh aMBkh.
I'M 49, help for notsls, reetsufzn@
w p su families lntslligenee sfnss
VI y P, ts spa tisrnsn, NO. ioa orsnge
+ NJ trglnn mit-eod-lms
S,sss .-------------
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

~ naLS VERY OHgAP.-TWo
l, s,s y tae Plo1eor OlUo stables Ninth
esSa sIsets' uh ARIES n. LIRE.
Si7 M9fkst street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

~ INTRD = BOARDERS, AT MRS.
|W R,msberger's AZ King street Pleas
|, \, rooms and good accommodations
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

EIyANrLp-rWu 1--we, ENt.k9sTIu
INV men sS canvssserS Liberal terms
ss,,d n 10 Me'k., rect. between Q and Q
Tnjsll II. 7. j. mes.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

&rU1ErEp-tIuHT OH TEN STONE
EW mas0ps and several lsbcrors. Ap.
ssna ". THOMPSON, 18th street and
EytI.Sd, aal-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

I'M. sSs 4, "A VINE RUoM FOR A
,,s y N me darkness building loth
I'M D. 'uee;a. Apply to h. MO
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

gShLE-rHEtP, FhLLTOS OR
utfnaniown vagcn, OF will exchange
wv good mich COW W. v, REY.
~, New Cattle kCal. MI m, tbs
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

PR sALE.-A TWO STORY BRIOK
ioaN, No vi Monroe street, contains
honi and tath, in first class order
y nodein olnvehien,es Apply to A.
kRhOR, at this otiloe. ib-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

SALE = SEVERAL THREE
i Nv NJ Ahd I'VE srrc fatmt about IL mile
10 ety. L, TATNALL, 7l2 Marke
mlsm-w- sa-Im
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

|UYAhTED-D IRYMA7 AND FARM
|W hsnd At ono by tn month Apply
RYusJn staff n, b h o, Il. H., pel, Of
liz. TERRG. A-etA
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

pBsALE-A SIP Az SPRING BUGGY
W. 6ulli, newly painted. Apply AT
kE1 XIV Liver and Boarding Stable,
- VtAuBe sHee'. b.3t
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

10 tn9 ~
|hso act; , l:S u
|s SasIT rS, q, ~
1t arc III
perfoni;. y,n u
II ts easy io n. Y
|SS,,y0ans q EIy VI
XII you: M
|HtllirY req mr.
i, Hiss Is any oh9 4
SSis.rItical1,t,ss'. y X
|Eson = o'''
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

raoP0sAIa WILL b

STen--PROPOsALs WILL BE
VI ANISisssu an 70 thursday esenihs Jsns
N, 3: .ss 's fsr ' sssar.isa q
at,tef bar Anu tssnssrhund 70 Cspe MAY, on
H eernan sssAs ii, y. SCh NEPF
ssncsy, zane IL 100 Pire street.
"Lk
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

HTAErEU-A guO1 SrRur q BOY,
IN yhoh,s hSd some ex leri snce in cut
Z most Apply at No. GOT kin< street.
,4-St
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
for BaIa

DRsLLb-,Syup BUILDINa STONE
t,llTsfsd at East Lake Park and also
|ahn ward st reaso aAbls pr!ces. ISAAC
ALLEY, Osfcroit P. o., Del.
b-nason work done, and lims, sand
ilsae furnished. nilotf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

IN ANTBD-A DINING ROOM GIRL,
ono pho has had experience and can
SssEsll recommended. Apply ct Western
In Fourth and O!arge streets 8 8t#
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

UANTBD-glgL To ASSIST IN
general heuioSorS at lN 4. and
HI 6sta
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

|yLNTED-TWU GIRLS With SOME
N 1psiitnoe at sewing To learn dress
elisg, ii lfg0 King street it-2tA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-02-10
ITO be Continued
A Distinguished C1ergymnn's Testi-

a Distinguished ClerGymnn's Testi-
m0Dy.
Rev Il II Pickcns President Of the
Methodist Protestant Church OF South
Carolina, writes from Grecnville:
"Abont four years ago was attacked
with what the physicians pronounced
neuralgia rheumatism, accompanied with
erysipelas. My appetite failed Inc entirely.
and had an intermittng pulse and very
irregular puisations of the heart A ter.
rible pain soon came into my chest and
shoulders. and became so helpless that |
could attend TO no business at all. The
pains were movable, and would sometimes
pass from one part of my body 20 another
Finally the erysipelas broke out on my left
hand and arm. and produced much swell
ing ! was for eighteen months afflicted
in this way. and of course used great
many kinds of medicines, but nothing gave
mo relief. Friends finally persuaded me
10 try Swift's Specific I noticed decided
improvement while taking the first bottle
continued its use until had taken about
one dozen bottles, when found myself
sound and we'll again. with no sign of dis
ease left except stiffness in my hand. =
result of the erysipelas While taking
the medicine I gained on an average two
pounds of flesh per week think S. s. 8.
q valuable medicine, and / frequently
recommend it to my friends"
Write to the SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Atlanta. Ga, for Treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases. mailed free to anyone"