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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

confidently expected will be laid when the
next season begins. The br1ck-building
business in Richmond Is conducted
differently from what II Is IN most
cities OF this size. Here the work
Of making and laying is combined; in
nearly all he other cities the making OF bricks
Is conducted by one party and the laying
Of them by auother-thus making 1.-TWO dis
tinct businesses, which by many OF the
brickmakers Is thought 10 be the best sys-
TEN, and the partial success OF the separation
OF the businesses has been accomplished
during the year. The year 1887 among
brickmakers will he memorable as that in
which brickmaking machines were In
trOduced successfully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
COURTS OF LAW.
UNITED STATES, STATE. CITY, AND
COUNTY TRIBUNALS.
Criminal, common-Law, chancery, Reve-
nue., and Admiralty Cases Disposed Of
Number Remaining on Dockets.
United states Circuit Court for inc
Eastern Districf or virginia.

Hon. Hugh l.. Bond, Circuit Judge; Hon.
Robert w. Hughes, District Judge; Hon.
j. Catlett Gibson, United States District
Attorney; 7. W. Scott. Esq. United
States Marshal; NJ. +. Pleasants, Esq
Clerk.
Criminal Cases Total number, COZ; be-
gun IN 1857. 4; ended IN 1857, @.
Common Law Cases: Total number, l,6Oii
begun IN 1887, Il; ended in 1857. %.
ChaDcerv Cases: Total number, 1873; be-
gun In 1857, 10; ended in lS57, 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Board of supervisors or Henrieo.

Members: William Y Mordecai (chair.
man). James Hughes, William Ii. Lyons, and
Dr. X. A. Paterson.
Number Of meetings during the year, %;
rate OF county levy, 50 per cent OF the state
tax; number Of county warrants issued
during the year, exclusive OF jury warrants,
7G4: amount OF county tax on railroads,
81. 607.G0; amount OF schoo-taX on same,
Sl,OO474; rate Of school.t1X-for county
purposes, cents on the 800 OF value and
for district purposes 10 cents on the slOO OF
value; number OF paupers provided for ut
aims house, 50; cost OF the maintenance OF
permanent and temporary poor, including
medicines and medical attendance, Sl,Sl6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
MORTUARY RECORD.
DEATHS DoIKGs IN OUR CITY DURING
The PAST YEAR.
SEX, Color, Condition, sativitiss, Locali'
ties, aud Ages Of Those Whe Died
Ccrorer's Work-Burials.

The following mortuary statistics Tor The
wear ending December II, 1897, were COM
piled from the reports OF the Board OF
Health-Dr. Thomas T.. Stratton tpresidentL
DIR. J. &. Lumpkin. and Or. Jobn II. Hinch-
man. sanitary Advisory Board-Drs. L. j.
Moseley. IL. Wythe DAVIS. George II. Bright,
Charles II. Chalkley, William u. GRAY, L. j.
Riddell, sndJ. G. Elsom. These gentlemen,
representing every portion OF the city from
the extreme east TO the west end, have gene
rously consented to meet with the Board OF
Health once a month 10 consultation.ss to the
improvement OF the sanitary condition OF the
city and to assist in times OF an epidemic.
Whole number OF deaths, l,910- whlte'
$50. colored, I,105. In addition TO the
above 1-3 stubborn were reported in the
city. OF which 60 were white and li3 were
coOred.
c. W. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

The ratio OF increase in the general bust
ness 81 the office as compared with 1886 IS
a, follows: Postal funds and sales OF stamps,
&c. 9 per cent. money orders Issued, $40
per cent; money orders paid, per cent;
money.order deposits. 10 per cent; regis
tered letters, &c, received and delivered, s
per cent carriers collections and deive-
ries. | 80 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

A prudent man is like pin-his head
prevents him from going too far. To pre-.
vent cough from going too far we should
say: Use Or. Bulbs Couph syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
MARRIAGES.

The clerk Of the Hastings Court OF this
city issued Cos marrisge-liceDses during the
wear ending December 81, 1887, OF which
35l were issued for the marriage OF white
and 2st for colored. couples-as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
United states District Court for the
Eastern DIstrIcI OF virginia.

Judge, Hon. Robert w. Hughes; Clerk,
William b. Wall; District Attorney j. Cat
lett Gibson; Assistant District Attorney,
James LYONS, Jr.; Marshal, Thoml' ".
Scott; Register. Emmett Crump. Court
house BUILDING, 4O7 north Twelfth street.
Bankruptcy Cases: Total number OF bank
rupts not discharged, 1886; numh1r dis
charged 10 1887. 2; now pending, 15SL
Revenue Cases: Total number, 329; end
ed, 500.
Admiralty Cases Total number, 4; end
ed. 4 pending, none.
Chtncery Gases: None.
Commou-Law Cases: Total number, III;
ended, 202; pending. -.
Criminal Cases: Total number OF indict'
ments, 19S ; eldcd, 1888; pending, D.
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CHARITABLE HOMES
re TRE YOUNG. TaE OLD, ARD THE
SICK
vAat Our Pubic Charities Are Doing for
the Relief OF Suffering Hu.
manity.
1nc Female Humaue Association.

I Female Orphan A,y um, under the
~.rl.mut % Tins association, IS one OF
coolest and largest Institutions OF the sort
r POI >'UfI.
Tog several ycar> the income from the en-.
d.tucot h,s enabled ihc bdy managers 10
..r.s o1 their establishment without anxiety
o.. ,utarr, sm,ut. but were their income
rhr-c. irtiI ABILITY 90 extend their useful.
DIS. would Doc pIOporuonaic,t iucTta>cd
l.. managers most earnestly desire The in-
.l.tG 1ud cooperation az The benevolent
r...r &C our civ 10 their work.
.l. .3ieer; oi thc association are: PrC>l-
l.a.. Aii>. John l.. Bacon; Treasurer. Mf..
N.or h Martin; Secretary. Mrs. Lucy &.
Iurt Directors: Mrs. Charles Gcnuf,
ST.. France, Nelson. Ms. Frank G.. EuGi8,
49,, John b. Dmiogh, Mrs. Preston ,ockc,
'.,. D. 60. SPOTS. Nrs. Il. b. NommcNiile,
N., ur.tWi.iun, Mrs. ". =. =. Mayo. Mrs.
g. u. Addison, Ml,, Emily HarVe, aud
% SIS Jane Rutherford lac trust Is ot the
association are: boy. Z. g.. ID shell, Nh
..u.. p..aslniS. and NJ. William VI. Hil,
ssh, succeeds tnc lstc Jytu l.. G"on, long
iruiu ana moss efficient trustee.
Protcstant Episcopal Churca Home.
oil, NoEn Iov1a saEsr.
Tn, Homo vs. , t6e .ii' % ibe l'c Frcdr-
rI.A W. Unncanca'c, who boueH r. and
lI.-,Hf.d 10 as 3D. home for goutIewomeu-
tn-e hlir. in Virginia Who, having lost
friends rt fortune, are unable 10 maintain
Themselves. 90 d., designed ior members 90
Oh. Episcopal D.rfcl alone. and il presided
over hy t.e bishop. a-> -t.d Dy board OF
colrarit.I>. who hNe CHlrcr ~ ai fund,
except those !1t current expenses. which
t.c} invest O., ftty see D.. i'r the benefit OF
T|....n r..N f..L ..UTff4I rfllTl ut ii0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Peculiar

To itself In many important particulars. Hoods
sarsapsrilla Is different from and superior 10 any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination. proportion and prep
aratlon Of ingredients, Hoods sarsaPsriliA pos
sesses the full curative value OF the esss known
remedies OF the vegetable Kingdom.
Peculiar IN its medicinal merit. Hoods Srssp4-
FILA accom- plshes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength AMI economy - Hoods ssf-
saparlIlA Is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles reqairs arger doses. and do
not produce As good results as Hoods ssrsapsr'iiA
Peculiar In its good name 81 home there
more OF Hoods ssrsaparllla soldin Lowell. whsss
Il Is made. than Of all other blood parinsrs.
Peculiar IN ts phenomenal record OF sAiss
abroad. no other pSspafstisn has ever attained
such popularity In 90 short time. Do NOS Be IN
ducsdto take any ether prssArasisa- Bssafssosss
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sod by all druggists. 81; sir for - rrspAssdoniy
byc.L HOOD A CO.. Ap0rhssAIiss. Lowell n>'s-
100 Doecs One Collar
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Henrico Connty COurt.

Judge. Edmund c. Minor; Clerk, Samuel
y. Waddul
Days of session, 90; number Of criminal
cases disposed OF, %; number vi criminal
cases pending, 8; number OF liquor licenses
granted during year commencing May l.,
1857: Retail. -; blr-rOOm, 20. Total, As
Number Of miscellaneous orders entered
during the wear, 413. Amount Of tax on
deed., fines, s., paid into the Treasury BY
the clerk for the yearending August /, 1887,
SI2jSGi
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How aDyiingCIlld
Was Saved i!

CICERO, Hamilton Co., Iyo.. Sept, -, iss7.--
The following Is q true account Of what your
s. S. S. has done FOR our little daughter, Hazel
now four years old. When II months old a
lump appeared on her heel, which slowly grew
larger The family physician thought twas
caused by a piece of broken glass or needle.
but failed TO bring anything 20 light The
child became feebler all the time. seeming 70
lose tho use Of her leg. and finally quit walk.
ing entirely. The middle finger and thumb
of eitherhand became enlarged, the flesh be-
coming hard. The hip joints became inyolv'
ed. SO that when seventeen mouths Old she
could not stand, having lost tho uss Of leg
darn. Partial curvature Of the spine also
followed. The nervous system was wrecked.
muscles contracted. and there was general
wasting OF flesh and muscle. At eighteen
months Of ege she was placed under tho
treatment Of prominent physician OF Boz
ton. Mass, but at tho end OF ten months shs
had declined 70 such degree that she was In
A diving condition. This was In April. 1855
We took the child away not knowing what
20 do. In this dreadful dilemma we wers
oyer.persuaded by friends % try zone bot
tie" Of swIFr's SPECIFIC, which we did, and
before Il had all been taken we saw change
for the better Ia her symptorA We kepst
up, and have done so 70 this day. and VIII
keep II DIP, II the Lord wills. for many days
tocome, for Il has brought our dying Hazel
20 life, TO vigor. To strength and health again.
The ashen hue OF her cheeks has changed 20
arosy tint. She Is able 70 walk anywhere
her languor and melancholy have passed
away. and she Is now a blithe, e. serful. hap
py romping child. Should you wish to In
crease your testimonials OF proof Of the
virtue OF s. s. &, our names and what we
have said Is but a portion CT what we oweto
you, should you wish to use them.
Kindly yours.
bEs. y. swJrr.
GERrRrDE L. SWIFT.
20. BoxM.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THEswSz sPEcinc Co. Drawer s.AIlaa,a.aa
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Tho MaIe Orphan Asylum
The Magdalene Asylum, or Spring
Street Home,

Is an institution organized fourteen years
,po for the reformation OF unfortunate
women. Hundreds have here been shtt
tered and cured OF diseases and put in posi-
lions. More than twenty have while IN the
Home. OF on leaving il, been married, and
mony OF these are doing vel. Some have
died IN the faith Of the Gospel. after leading
useful and exemplary lives.
The Rome [, delightfully."- situated III the
western part OF the city, east Of Hollywood,
and has ample grounds for exercise and re-
creation. The Home is strictly private; no
one is allowed 10 enter without 4 permit
some ~ the most cultured ladies CT The city
compose the Board Of Managers aud take
great interest IN the work.
Eighteen girls were in the Home during
tue past year.
Au intelligent matr0n instrucis the girls
in sewing and housework, and, ii med be,
a. -
The officers Of the society for the past
wear: W. ". Parker NJ. D.. president; DR..
j HALL Moore. secretary; Mr. Thomas
Pott., treasurer. Officers Of Lady Man
ayers Mrs B. G. Gray, president; Slrs.
samuel Price, secretary Mrs. A. \. Stokes,
treasurer.
About 25O girls have been cared for in the
Home since II VAS opened. Quite number
OF them the bOard hear IRON ifequeniNs ana
arc perfectly satisfied Of their thorough re-
formation. The first girl VINO entered the
Home has been for thirteen yesrs hard
working and faithful wife, and has all this
time been under the observation OF the
hoard In this case, and in many Others,
there need be no room for skepiicIsm. This
society Is sow one Of the established beneyo-
lent institutions Of the city, hayinf lately re-
celyed the $4,000 left by the Will 81 lhe late
DR.. ID. II. Gregg, OF King William county,
as basis OF an endowment. IL Is boptd
other benevolent persons viii remember this
charity 10 their wills The INCOME from the
city $4,000 and this small fund Is not SUM-
cient 10 maintain the home. Judging from
the contributions, Norfolk has been better
friend 10 the HOME than Richmond, her con-
trbutions being double that OF our citizens
This ought not 10 be. II noble and inIe.li'
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Iufu. ~. NeIr l~s1 the chapel was
fri..tl Au addition Oi % dryiu-.rOOm TO
zoe .unj-v ud 3D. kJcheu and >l0r.-T0Om %
tie ..mr-s hail was made. s new cot aye
b., been stated 800 mcmorn Of "a once DIS
tu.ui,l,I Governor of Virginia. The
ruuoor 0i mcn GA re rolls ., a1oU l2l-
fh.ar'u. ilm.te. ll3-thr iu.t That room
cen De- provided for, vii tpe record for
comfort and hcsin. aud more llau can be
supported fac Nno'r yrar through Witn the
rrf.Dut income. IIis excessive number
Ias been 8dui'ted iu order 90 help "a, many
q. la.-ibIr through the whit months. " hen
went gud SUE rN. arc most prevalent. The
number fiom Virginia 90 thc home is 100
= ulorc than t.t money Appropriated by
the state. 80 sf3J utr capita. VIII maintain.
~ thoa-it taaf there uIe al least 2j1 Ola
soldiers in The state VITO ale IN dire need
and would avail iADm-elte- oi Pee benefit OF
tai, Home were u able 20 provide Tor them.
Letters OF irqlitv ore cousftnIly being re-
'cciyrd, and apni a'lgns discouraged when
there b. auy possible way oi p4ri.e- Getting
along wit0Odt going 20 Che poorhouse,.
Many OF the inmates who have been taken
care 4 we're formerly in Dc poorhousos.
Lee Camp Itself /. weekly aiding old sol
dicrs who have tsmlie, 81 relatives eud
would rather hail staryc thyn De separate
from them, and the Nariou. camps in The
state are d0ins Ekc"ise. Every dollar that
the State ha- appropriated has been expended
Ia The aciual maintenance 81 these inmates,
and the money Tor the grounds, buildings,
and equipment has been raised by the never
firing Effort. Of Lee-Csmp members and
glits from generous. wb0lc-s Ouird people.
siBct May, 1885, when me Home was for.
msily opened, A. has taken care Of 100 men,
out Of which number u have died, heavy
mortality bot shows their frail, aged, and
weakly condition.
The EetFeRt for the Sick.
The Retreat for the sick was founded By
ls6les ia this city IN 1877. Its distinctive
features arc tbe combining 81 hospital nd
yantages with the social eujoyments Of pri
yste estabiishDont. II is not sn individual
enterprise, aud H. entirely wofk Of cbirily
90 the part Of lis managers. Open 10 al
physicians OF good sta0oiDs, u promises 10
furnish kiud nursing ard attention u what
,ssT patients may be placed under it, care
ssd on terms that will suit persons Of mode
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Police Court.
Circuit Court of the County of Hen
rico.

Judge, Beverley Il. Wexford, Jr.; Clerk,
W. :. Leake.
Days Of session: Fall b; spring, Il;
winter, Gj-total, lGS.
Actions at law: Number commenced, 81;
number pending, 10 90 OF which are at
rules; number decided, II; removed to
other courts, I.
Suits in equity: Number commenced, 63;
number pending, 4j0 number OF interlocu-
tory DEGREES, 2Gl; number Of final DEGREES,
30: numherrrmoyed from other courts, II;
number removed to other courts, l; prose.
cutions decided, /.
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supreme Court Of Appeals at Rich
mond.

Judges: Lunsford l.. Lewis (presdent,
Benjamin W. Lacy, Thomas 7. Fauntle-
roy. Robert A. Richardson, aud Drnry \.
Hinton. Clerk at Richmond, George h.
TAYLOR; Reporter, George W. Hans
brough; CrIer and Librarian, Thomas NJ
Fowler; TlpStalT, Robert d. Ward.
Number OF cases commenced, 81; number
OF cases pending. SO; number oi final iudg-
ments and DEGREES, 30; removed to other
courts, 1; removed from other courts, 10.
NoTE.-Oi the causes commenced l3 are
causes o; the Commonwealth; OF the final
judgments 60 are in Commonwealth cases.
The number pending include only such
c,.es as are now on The court docket aud
not heard.
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By WHOM CERTIFIED. W. L
~ -o,,,,Ior ,n,,.,,ians ............... ;9 757
10y il ,-... ,'i.,rr ,,.,,.tiouera ......I . ~
ny roro,,s~ - IA
IN Health Onirer aud members OF tho. 49,,
Board of Health ...--.-''..-.-. % I'D
ro,,l...........................' $50 llO5
Males Fems Total
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Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
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November.
ID. A. G. Phillips; aged G2.
10Th. Colonel Lloyd j. Beall; aged 81.
1lih. John Chesia; aged 90.
18th. Thomas G.. Crump; aged 70.
18Th. WIllism q. Valentine; aged 81.
18th. Mrs. Jane Hudgins; aged 20. Henry
q. Taylor; aged II.
DIST. +. b. Spence; aged 81.
oath. Hulday j. Jackson (colored); aged
20
18th. Miss Catherine II. Harris; aged 66.
Mrs. Margaret Hanna: aged 81.
Goth. Thomas :. Deuel.; aged S4.
18th. +. W. Wagner; aged 6Sj
December.
9th. John NJ. Young; aged So years.
och. Thomas c. WATSON aged 40.
It'll. Joseph II. Saunders; aged 20.
10Th. Mrs. Mary Briel; aged GO.
18th. Louis Dill; aged II. John c. Muir
ny; aged 70.
10Th. Mrs. Mary Crawford; sged 70.
both. Mrs. Eliza Lyon; aged 90.
alst. Mrs. Catherine Dearue; aged 50.
22d. Alexander II. Sands; aged 60.
23d. John McCauley; aged 81 Mrs. Han
nah Potter; aged So.
9th. Mrs. Emily Pilkinton; aged GA.
18th. Mariana Lsnzarone; aged 60.
10Th. Mrs. Mary NJ. Burnett; aged 50.
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o.. Ma. Susan A. Lawrence; aged II.
4th. V. VI. Jones; aged g.
Sih. Richard I. Rcdf0rd; aged 81.
gfh. Mr.. Mlrgaret Bahen; aged 81.
18th. Charles Gcnnct; aged 81.
18Th. Mrs Ellen {. Burns; aged 63.
nth. Henry Wallerstein; aged G9.
DIST. Mrs Ellen O'keefe; AGED %.
2ld. John l.. Bacon; aged 6S.
10th. Richard Bastln; aged so.
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The receipts Of postal funds from e.
sources for lSS.were:
Postal deposits from other on cos.......S 81, 900
sales OF postage stamps, specal-deiWery
stamps, stamped envelopes and po7Ia ,,, go
cards. f..''''-.'''' - - ~
Newspaper and periodical stanps........ 500
short postage collected. avg
ROY rants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i,s2O
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28
PAuR.xaoAr vALLsY AorE..


At this writing the weather is lcv,ly;
crops look well and the fruit so far is u
hurt by the fr, st.
Politically our people are somewhat
vacillating, but wheu We consider home
and infant industries, we are inclined 10
claim Protection for Proteciion's sake.
when We have to rock the cradle d
and night TO keep the baby quiet
The people If the Valley are crazsd
With the new gold excitement and many
Of them have gone out t'pick up their
veilasting fortune. We will look for
them back in few weeks to retire from
business, each hs,ing gathered his mul.
tipled millions.
The U. c. Railroad whom II arrives at
this point will surely reap ,icb bar, vest.
Az soon as construction commences in
this direction theic arc numerous law
grade mines that will start up with a
view Of shin ing ore to Salt Lake
City, which viii make the freight quite
an object to any road that " i'll come in
to. the Valley. where, 1t viii be down
g,ads to draw the ore from all ths mines
in the country to. the depot. We feel
sure the road will come this way; should
it 60 around u,, it will miss a golden
harvest Z, be resped by another close IN
the heels Of the first, for We are in po
sition to know that there will he another
road. constructed, and ,hoald the first
miss US. the next will hit US whtre we
we're mis-, ed before. for the road that
gets our freight mu,t come into the val
fey for reasons above stated.
Our news is somewhat limited at this
writing go we will give short treatise
on the word NEWS" We differ from
many good authors about the origin .oi
| the word. According to our theory the
word news" was not. as many suppose,
derived from the adjective new, but from
the fact that many yoars sgo it was Gus
tomary to put at the head Of the peri, di
cal publications Of the day the initial let
ters Of the compass, thus:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28
Qualifications Of type writor.


"Is not the type writing business
-somswhxt ovsrdoue. and does il mott fer
. poor remuneration to-womeu anxious
to find field for earning their own ,liv.
ing!" inquired the reporter. ~
mo. it is not overdone, simply for
the reason that there are comparatively
very few competent type writers. This
being true it naturally prsseats a good
opening for women to earn living, pro.
vided they have the proper qualifications
for success to start with. The essential
one is gool education. The operator
should sbovs all to good speller, and
b intelligently informed about general
atfairs. Next. good taste in, arrange.
mcnt Of the varicu. kinds Of copy is nee
sassry. The requirement Of the man
ipulation Of the instrument 10 compar.
atively. easy. matter and can DO readily
accomplished 10 three months. Anybody
can learn It. The speed Of the wIittr
depends. Of course, on the amount Of
application and natural quicknes, Of the
learner. the manipulation 10 purely ne.
chanical, but when it comes t. turning
out correct copy, with proper spelling,
punctuation, etc. it becomes au entirely
different matter.
But comparatively strall number Of
type writers possess the knowledge to do
thi.. could tell you instances numer'
Gus enough to ala book: whore lawyers
and others have had to pay for imperfect
work and afterward have been compelled
TO take it elsewhere tc be copied correct
ly by competent person. Perhaps they
wouldn'e pay man for such slovenly Of
poor work, but they have ,ympsthy 70,
the girls aud 30 they pay them and talk
savagsly under their breath. There arr
lots Of type writers who appear 20 y
good operators. but il the truth wer
known 1t would bs found tina. thu,
change their Offices frequently. As nor
Intelligent women find their opportupitis
| IN this vocation, the unintelligent work
ere will certainly be crowded out int
pursuits more suitable to their limite'
abilities, where knowledge is not so pre-
eminent requisite-[New York Evcuin
Sun.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28

4 niss BODY ~ ire milling ore Wa
found % ~ ~ isvsl OF ths Fnha last
week. ~ b'ssvssA test IN width and
sssays made tssa ie rAass from 90 70
1000 ouness PER Ton In silver.
a dahos m givsa 4 Bailionvilis Wed.
nssday sssuink, st,whisa jolly time
w. hst BY H. ~ o. O. Survsyisg
pArsy ma P1aass wsjs both well rprs.
seated. !.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28

Fez huatsn ssaf washiaesoa ran ths
fox int town. aAd Il dasAsd into . 20.
Ees sntisa, ~ upstsin ists the dor:
hisssy, vAsls y ~ satssssA
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28

Signify ing that the matter contained
therein was from the four quarters Of the
globe. From the letters came the word
news" All publications are not news.
papers, but we think the RECORD is raj.
idly becoming . newspaper in the true
seuse-of the word.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28

II a cellar has damp smell and can.
not b Thoroughly ventilated, a few trays
Of charcoal set around on the floor,
shelves and lodges will make the air
pure and sweet.