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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-04-14


I'm those districts csmposed Of ono par
ish, there shall not be less than six terms
If the District Court each year,
I'm all other districts, there shall be ia
each parish not less than four terms of the
District Court each year, except in the
parishes Of Cameron. Franklin and vern-
ON. in which there shall not be less than
two terms Of the District Court each wear"
Until provided by Law, the terms Of the
District Court IN each parish shall be fixed
by a rule Of said court, which shall not be
changed without notice by publication at
least thirty days prior to such CHANGE
s'lhere shall he in each parish not less
tLsn two jury terms each year, At which y
grand jury shall be empannellsd, except in
the parishes VI Cameron, Franklin and
Vernon, in which there shall not be lexs
than nne jury term each year, ct which q
grand jury shall be imrannelled."
AT other jury terms the General Assem-
big shall provide for sl'ccisl iuries, y hen
necessary for tie trial Of criminal cxses.r
Joint Resolution No. IS of the Regular
Session If le86
Amendment No. 4.
Article l8O-s'Tho New Basin Canal aud
Shell Road and their appurtenances shall
not DO leased mr. slienAted.n q
Joint Resolution No. 81 IT the Regular
Session Of 1886.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-04-14
Act Nc. IS Of thesReeular Seasion of 1873
Amendment No. I.

Tho terms Of Act No. g, Of the Regu-
lar Session Of 1884, adopted ct the session
of the Legislature in the year 1884, arc
hereby ratified and approved; and all pro-
visions of the Consultation Of 1873 repug-
n MT thereto, or in any way impairing the
passge theyeof. are hereby repealed, 60 far
~ the operations Of said act sre concerned.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-04-14
Spring and
Summer Goods
A New Stock just received and for sale at
/ B. TURNER'S,

Flmev1hSe.-..... La
The Public are invited to call and OK
anime his large and well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS.
Fancy Notions. Mems and Boys Clothing
Hats for Ladies' aud Men in endless vari-
riety, Shoes and Boots, Saddlery, Crock
cry, Hardware,
Groceries, Plantation Supplies and
FURNITURE.
His Stores and Warehouses are filled to
repletion with this large aud varied Stock.
Bought for Cash, aud Extraordinary In
ducements are now being offered to pur-
chasers who wish to secure
Genuine Bargains
and Goods of the Best Material.
e1To the Ladies he would respectfully
call attention to his Superb Line Of Dress
Goods, Hosiery. White Goods, Trimmed
Hate, Shoes. Etc, Etc. ap7|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
THIS WEEK.

N niocos Pacific Cashmeres, all-wool filling,
every color, only SIC. yard worth l2hc;
tycoon Reps, a variety Of patterns. Ike a
yard;
Doup,o- Width Cable Twins, all colors, riHc a
yard:
Ysrd-wide Henrietta Cloths 9j-. yard:
Gentlemens All-Woo Scarlet Undorshirts aud
Drawers 4sc apiece;
Isdies' Merlno Vests at 25c- apiece:
Gentemeu's Pure Australian Wool Undershirts
atsl apiece;
Atwood Jersey Waking Jackets az $3.50 apiece;
Ladies' Tallor-Made Beaver Walking Jackets
$L69 apiece;
seal-Plush Sacques in all sizes cannot DO
equalIed for SIS. for this week }lS29 apiece;
ChilIrers Cloaks In all styles and qualities at
the gery lowest prices;
Curtain-Poles with brass trimmings, complete,
only 2jc.;
Brass Chains for Lace Curtains i5c. pair;
Misses Seamless Hose. all colors, l0c. pair;
Ladies Pin-strped llose, full regular male, at
IKE. pair;
Ge.tlemen's British Tslf-llose, full regular
made, all sizes, i2%c. apair;
Tapestry Mats Ike. apiece;
Felt with tinsolled fringe for lambrcquins only
PC a yari:
Plush Tablc-Covcrs from sc. apiece upwards;
Ladies' Gloves. four button length, l5c. pair;
Plush with fringe already attached, suitable for
lambrequins, 4sc. a yari;
Ladies' and Geptlemen's Collars, all sizes and
styles, s.. apiece:
ladies Cu1s &C. pair. white and colored;
Gentlemen's Cuts &c. pair;
Three Papers Of Pins for &C.;
Remnants Of Yard-Wide BloRchcd Co ton, equal
10 Fruit-of- tho Loom. NC. a yard.
We arc continually displaying new and attrac-
tive bargains. and It will pay you and your
friends TO give US call
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

showers OF microscopic shells" And ex-
pertinent proves that tiny she'll woulo take
about week 10 fall from the sur
face 70 the deepest depths. since sun
Iight does not penetraie muea lar
tier than the litoraI zone. there woula oe
beyond this perpetual darkness except ief
phospborcscence. Many OF the animals W.
babiuue the continental and asyssal zones
have merely rudlmeniary eyes; put lnese
blind creatures have very long ieelers' "n'ch
help them to grope their way along lhe Dot
tom. Othcr deep-sea snlmsis, on tbe con-
trayy. have enormous eyes, ard lhese very
Jigeiy congregnie around such Of thfr nuu-
Der ~ are phosphurescent, AMI NAV p'rh'ps
follow tho moving l1mppas's about "nere-
ever lbey 20. And 50 bright Is ihis hsn' on
many OF the iish brought UP by the dfeuge
that durine the bret space the animals sui'
yiye u 4. not difficult 10 read by II.
The reason why fishes and mollusks hFlng
more than three miles under water are ahie
10 bear pressure OF several tons = tna1
thew have exceedingly loose tissues, wh'ca
allow the water 10 flow through every ln,er-
stice and thus 10 equalizc the weight. When
The pressure Is removed they perish. In the
fbalesger expedition sent out by Inc
British Government hll the sharks brought
up fran q depth OF little less than three
ousrters Of a mile we're dead when they got
10 The surface.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
NORFOLK.
wsAr CAUSED THE DEMOCRATS TO
LOSE The CITY.
A conaie, OF Acknowledgements Will
liams-A Yire-A Negro THIEF
Shot.
,r.-...,..oorc. >, me Richnond Dispstch.l

ocorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, November Z, 1883.
Tho election excitement continues here,
and the buletln-bo boards are surrounded Dy
.nx,ous crowds. The returns from the
counties continue to come In, ana show
sligbt Democratic gains IN some portions oil
he dis,rict and a decided loss TO the Demo-
cr,ts In other portions. Princess Anne was
a disappointmeni, and gives the Republicans
over one hundred majority. The followers
of williams, the anti. Mshone candidate Tor
Congress. sold out at the last moment, and
abandoned him 10 man IN TINS secton'
Marshall held his own and ran ahead OF tbe
ticket IN many places. The loss 10 TINS cltT
l. attributed to the management and trouble
among the Democrats in the Fourth Ward.
There l. a conflict OF authority between
the Republican Mayor OF this city and the
Democratic Police Commissioners, the
former Insisting that the officers shall not
arrest without warrants during the pending
election excitement and the latter have IL
sued Instructions TO the members OF the
force 10 use their discretion In making ar
rests.
number Of negroes In this city and
Portsmouth and Norfolk county were ex.
smined this morning for Illegal voting and
sent on for trial.
The two-story brick grocery and liquor
store Of II. W. Adams, ou Cumberland
street, was partly destroyed by fire this morn
ing.
In this CITY fifteen votes were cast Tor
constitutional convention and thlrty-two
against II. and Ideltically the same vote was
cast in Portsmouth. There were no votes
cast for the Prohibition ticket IN NoIiolk'
Int in Portsmouth there were twenty.
Sergeant Andrew stephens. OF the police
FOR &c. shot a negro thief named Henry Mt
son on Market Square last night. The thiei
was running from him with stolen yalise.
Captain A. p. Cooke, commanding the
frigate Franklin, returned fIom New YORK
this morning.
To-day Special Deputy United States Mar
sbal Thomas A. Farren arrested Deputy
United safes Marshal David Childress on
warrant issued on complaint OF {. u.
Langley. charging Chltress with having
unlawiully arrested and imprisoned several
voters OF this city. one OF whom, Chelsea
DAVIS, was innocent Of any offence. The
case was examined before United states
Commissioner Charles T. Barry, and the ac-
cused was released on his own recognlzance
| I'm the sum OF $500 for his appearance be-
fore the Unted States Circuit Court to-mOr-
row morning.
The Merritt Wrecking Company's steamer
Rescue will leave tomorrow for New York
with pontoons IN tow 10 raise the steamship
| Atlas, sunk in that barbOr, that company
| having secured the contract. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1888.
Virginia

The cloud Of doubt that hung over the
situation m this State Tuesday night has
cleared away. and Virginia sends greeting
10 the Democracy throughout the country
All things considered she has done well.
She gives a majority for the Democratic
electoral ticket, and has elected eight II not
nine congressman. She has kept The faith
pnd answered the appeal Of her southern
sisters TO stand firm for the preservation Of
southern civilization. The efforts OF Ma
HONE. aided by his northern allies, to cap
ture her and chain Der TO the ear Of the ma
hgnanls have again been defeated. The
campaign on the part Of the Republicans
was desperate and no device was left IN
tried that could possibly contribute 10
their success. They calculated no less
for the future than The prcsent-no less for
the next Legislature thsu for their electoral
ticket and for congressman. The Demo-
cratic triumph is therefore one Of double Sig
nifcance and importance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

The worst feature Of the result OF Tues
days elections Is that 1t may give the sec
tlonAlists a new lease upon life. But there
IL lesson in that which II pOndered may
Illustrate that ont OF evil good may come-A
Lesson 70 those who, having been lulled INTO
a sense Of security by the claims OF the Re-
publican leaders that they had buried the
bloody shirt, were induced to make the fight
on politico-economic lines. We should take
20 heart the fact that no other issue can with
safety be considered until the malignants
have been utterly wiped out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
DEEP-sEA DEsOLATION.
Tho Ocean Bed Desert or OOxe and
slime AFTER the first Mile ia Depth.
[Cathollc Magazine,

[Cathollc Magazinel
Despite the ianeiful pictures which some
writers have drawn OF the ocean bed, It's
desolatoD, at least 10 its deepest parts, must
be extreme. Beyond the first mile il IS
vast desert OF slime and OOZe, upon which is
constantly dripping rain OF dead catcssSes
from the surface. which carcasses supply the
pourishmeut for the scanty fauna inhablting
the abySsal region-in some places more than
FIVE miles ffom the sunshine and the micro
scope reveals that the shiny matter covering
this deepest ocean bed is very slmilarln COM
position 70 the ancient chalk Of the cIeta-
ceous period, while mixed With IL here and
there are minute metallic aud magnetic
bodies, which have been proved 10 be dust
from meteoritCs. At long intervals phos-
phoreseeut light CLEANS from the head OF
some passing fish which has s,rayed hither
from higher aud happier zone. But II is
not until We have mounted a good deal
nearer the surface that the scene changes
for the better. We pow meet With forests
OF brtlliantly-colored sponges, while the
phosphoTescent animals swimming about
are much more numerous, aud the
nearer We get 10 the hltofal zone more
and more phosphoTescent lights appear
tin At length the scene becomes truly
animated. When only 1900 feet seps-
rate tis from the sunshine we come upon
the tirst seaweed and keip Q,200 feet is the
deepest limit OF plant lie 10 wateT; but we
must rise still another 1900 feet aud more,
aud Get As near the top ss I20 feet before we
find any reei-baiIdlog eorals. As plants do
not live ia deep sea, the deep-sea animals
either prey on one another or get their food
from dead organism and plants which sink
down 10 them. Thus Msury says; "The
sea, like the Snow.cIoud with It's lakes In a
cain, Is always letting fail upon It's bed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
HELD & CO.,
600 BROAD STREET.
mo 4-su, Tu&Thl
THIS WEEKS LIST OF BARGAINS
AT MITrRLDORFER'S,

THIS WEEKS LIST OF BARGAlNS
TMITrRLDORFERiS,
CARPETS.
FROM NC. TO sl.2j YARD.
HEMP ut IL, 10. 10. and Do. yard
INGRAM at i9. %. %, 80, and BIC. yard.
TWO-PfY At g.. So, 81. ana &c. yard.
TgREE-PLY Rt69. 81, and 9Jc yard.
TAPESTRY from 4sc. yard.
BODY BRU SsELS At SC, 81, and tl.2o ysrd;
our large assortmentot TAPESTRY, VELVET.
and SMYRNA HUGS at reduced prices.
FELT and INGRAM DkUGGEIS we are sell
ing now much under value.
JACKETS.
New lot Of BLACK, STRIPED, and SOLID
JACKETS At s395. a, 80, So S.5O' and IS Just re-
ceiyed.
MISSES STRIPED aud SOLID JACKETS from
IRDiES STRIPED JACKETS from s. 81 up.
STRIPED NEWhAkkEIS for Misses and
Ladies from s. up.
The newest shapes and shades ana BLACK ana
Solid NEWMAkkETS.
Stripes, Checks, and Solids.
LADIES BLACK JERSEYS from 49c. up.
DRESS GOODS.
Double-wldth Scrges-yalue 1sc.-at isKc.
yard--all colors aud Black:
New Plaids and sE1pes-Yalue 25c.-at l9c' a
yard:
Ats. a yard We are selling all colors hslf-wool
Cashmcres value l2%c.
ss-inch Atwood nenriettas BLACK and colorsl-
value C24c.--at 44c. yard;
SILK Pushes al 49c. yard;
Braid Trimmings at 30 per cent under value.
Big inducements will DO offered this week In
our six Department
MEKINO UNDERWEAR.
Chilfrenis Ribbed Vests from &c. up;
Chudrens Merino from l5c. up:
Genuemen's Natural Wool Underwear at 81 aud
s. a suit:
Ladies' MerinO Vests Of 25c.
Ladies' ribbed Vests AZ 5Oc., 75c.. and 81.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
Special prices this week IN White. Red, and
Gray Blankets.
Bed Comforts from 49c mp:
At 7sc. We offer red-lined Calico Comfort worth
Sl&:
Al 1886 a Comfort worth fully t275;
White Bed Spreads from Sc. up.
ID. s. L. MITTELDORFER,
no 6-Tu&Th 5T Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

We would say to our friend the WING
that we have not located STANLEY and EMIS
Bey with mathematical accuracy. but as
suming that they are in some vast wilder.
ness some bOundIess eontiguity OF shade,
We feel at this writing that we would like 10
i0ln them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
YOU DO YOURSELF A GREAT INJUSTICE.
PLUSH GARMENTS.

Superior sEALPLUSH SACQUES, quilted satin
lining, at S2250 This garment caunVt DO dnpii-
Gated IN the city for less than $3.50.
Handsome SKAL PLUSH hODJ EsNAS st
$3.50. SEQ these garments ana compare with
other peoples goods and prices.
Elegant SEAL PLUSH NISIIES az prices that
are wOuders-for example, handsomo Nlsi 4
for $50. real plush and handsomely made.
We believe we show more styles and sell more
than any three houses ia the city. We don't
think this. We believe H. We know that oug
STYLES are better than shown anywhere in the
ely Whatever you may want, whether NEW
Market or JACkEr for yourself or a CLOAK
for your little girl, the place 10 save money Is at
the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
Esrmsr,. Phy.,elsn.

j. i. Porter. DeKalb county. writes Am
remote from medical aid, but have physi-
clan ever wsse me 70 check sudden Attacks
O. she bowels u keeping Df. Biggers's
HutkIebcrty Cordial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Aiss ParIoa'S Nep Cook Book. by MARIA
PAeLoA, principal OF the High school Of
Cooking, Ia Boston, land author OF various
cook.books.) Limited edition. Boston !:
Esns 4 LAvRiAT.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
GEAvD LODGE or vIEGINm,l
tRANp 3bOhEIAHl't UFFICt, Z
RICnM0ND. Va. Novam Der =. lssA

RICHMOND. VA, November, lSs2
VlHE MOST WORSHIPFULu "a.
4 GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA will Xxx
hold "a special communication OF WE'D
NESDAY, IAN instant, AZ IL O'Clock A. NJ, at ST
Adams Han. for the purpose Of laying tho cor
ner-stoue OF the Masonic Temple, corner Broad
aud Adams streets. Members are requested 10
be puuctuAl In attendance.
by order Of the Most Worshipful Grand Mas
ter WILLIAM b. lSAACS.
no std Grand Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
l.. T.. SALE.

ruRIrY GrARANTEaD.

900 poun Dc IMPORTED CAsTnEsOAPatit..
40 plnts GEN JISE IMPOEED BAY hlh a.
51.;
100 pInts NoRwEGIAN CoDLIygR OIL A.
&c;
I5o. VIII buy CARRIERS, DAylDs,o or BRAS
DRETH PILLS;
isc. viii buy FRAYsER's NERVE ANo BoSa
LINlMENr:
IL. will buy JUMPER TAR Tor colds.
20. will tuy VALENTINES MEAr-JulcF.
40. will buy WlErh's BEEF. WINE, AAD
IKON:
5sc. will buy PfERcEs MEDICAL Drooyg
&c. will buy AYERS or hoops sAhsArA-
klLLA;
75c will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGUlA-
TOR;
u.95 will buy sWIFT's SPECIFIC large.
65c. will buy WlLBORs COD-LVRRolL AID
LIME:
zoe. will bpy all SOc COD-LIvER ENlisioNs
G0c. Will buy sOZODONT, tho best denu,.ice.
w. will buy MEADE i BAKERS CAhbOiIc
MOUTH-WAsH:
81 will buy WARMERS Sab KIDNEY
CURE:
Clio VIII buy FELLOWS SYRUP HlPorHN'-
PuIIgs;
ioo. Will buy ALLCoCKs PoRoUsPLA>rEH
g5c. Will buy four pounds BEST MIXED bltJ
Sled.
:. 100. will buy LAZELLE's. VIOLET, or LAYEN-
DER WATERS worth si-tlo bess per
fumes sold.
900 half-pint bottles BAY NUN tg5c.
rs gross TOILET SOAP ~ Dc. q DOZEN
81 VII buy LOONEN's HAIR BRUSH
Zoe i2-Su. TuSIh3ml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
FINANCIAL.
S120,000.
Prcuunnn Y. Nozarnh

RIcHN0sD, VA, November ], 1854
Sealed bids addressed % the undersigned will
be received at the Office Of the City Auditor until
o'clock THURSDAY. November &, 1888 for all
or any portion OF tlS0OO0 PER CENrUM
MOND, payable thtrty-four years after the LIST
day Of July, 1884
The bids will DO opened at the time above
named In the presence Of the Committee on
Finance Of the City Council
These bonds will be Issued under authority OF
q resolution Of the Council approved April II,
1882. 70 provide funds for the completion OF tho
new City Han n. ID. HARGROVE,
no la Chairman Committee on Finance,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
60 1.oKETs oLoAKs. NEW.

MARKETS, MoDJEsKAs-alf ct, los ana prices
tho best assortment over shown IN 'nis Guy. w.
can &c you In all sizes. Our prices VIII W lou.u
far lover than the same quality goo1s ean 10
had elsewhere. For nrstelass' rehaoie' Wel-
made goods cell on
no LTh&Sa LE'1 pA'l''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

"Lord TkNNYsoS. who Is still in Surry,
has been sick for some months" Lord
TKSSrsoS must have gotten hold OF some Of
bis own recent poems.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

"The Republican ticket gained glorious
victory In PhiIadelphia." And the Dutch
have taken Holland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
,ar-M1ssEg cLoaKs-To Frr

,,,sraa ~ all ages--lna grand variety OF styles
For ,tvles they take tho lead. The prices are
bound 10 please.
ISFANrg CASHMERE, PLUSH, and ELDER
DOWN CLOAKs-yery attractive styles ana
colorA
CAPS.
no s-Th&Ss LEVY DAVE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

A NNUAL MEETING.-THE AN
n NUAL meeting OF the stockholders OF the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POIO-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY viii tase place on
WEDNESDAY the Fist Of November, lSSs, az ls
NJ. at the ONCE u the company. 10 the eity Of
Richmond. J. b. WINSTON.
nO7-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

~ ENERAL MEETING OF THE
W STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPANY.--A general
m Getting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF THR
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPA-
NY Will be held st rs Office Ia the city Of Rich
mond on NOV kMBER %, 1883. at u O'Clock noon,
for the purpose OF taking action upon such mat
ters as may be brought before L.
BY order OK the Board Of Directors.
n. T. INGALLS,, President
RICHMOND. VA, ostober ~. 1888 oc 2s-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
TENNEssBg MIDLAND RAILWAY COXPANY,l
RICHMOND, Va, November g 1855

A NNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
"a HOLDEkS.
As provided by the bylaws Of the company,
the annual meeting OF The stockholders OF tho
Tennessee Midland Railway Company for The
election Of directors and the transaction Of such
other business rs may come before 10 viii DO
held at the Office OF The company In the city OF
Mem phis Tenn. 81 y O'Clock NJ. on WEDNkr-
DAY, December 5th. The stOck-bock VIII close
on November 8Oth and reopen on December 9th
ROBERT /. TRAYL0R.
no A-tDe5 Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

There Is a crumS OF consolation In the fact
that the campaign poet has been shelyed for q
eeasOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
A FULL LINE OF DIR. GLONEH1
"A DOG REMEpIES for sale by
HARRfsON g ftEfCH,
Special Agents irIggi-'.
corner Broad and t0lsh'o $500.

KIDNEY A ~ Pa AEh S" w. ~.
quickly. ami eafcly cured by Du'l lf ts.s.
Seyerest cases cured in soYfn dave. -..f tf ed
por box ny all drugglste, ~ ~ 'r si from ....s
Manufacturing Co., ~ WHIT strrat, N.F inrt.
Full directions a-.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
BRIEF COMMERG

Tho fun crops out In the promise OF the
organs that tue Republican party will reform
thlrga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

ASONIO NOTICE-A e
~ / stated communication Of MErRO-NyeN
POLTAN LODGE. No. II, A. r. AND A M
NJ, viii loo held a. their lodge-rOom, In
81. Adams Halt. Third ami Main streois, THIS
CThlrsda) EVENING. SIN instant at o'clock.
All Master Masons in good standing are tratel-
nally invited 90 attend
By order Of the Worshipful Master.
no SIT 5. & JACOBS, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
lEYIINtaa.

GRAND COylHANDERY OF NfRGlNfA,)
GRAED kECORpEE's OFFICE,
RICHNONp. Va, November 5, ISIS.
TINHE ANNUAL CONCLAVE ~
L or TIE GRAND COMNANDERY x
OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF VIRGINIA ~
will bo hold IN st. Adams Han on IUES-/ y
DAY, November 18Th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM b. ISAACS,
no std Grand Recorder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
RIcuNoSp. VA. Noyember D ls,l.

RICHMOND, VA, November ?, ls'c-
VNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
4 ING OF THE WARM SPRINGS COMPANY
will be held So the Citizens Bank, Richmond.
Va, on MONDAY, November ls, lsss at II
o'clock A. II. J. T. v. DANIEL.
no 3-lat Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
Take Advantage Of The Opportunity
TO SECURE A BARGAIN.

Carefulness IN small things indicates worth,-
ness NJ larger trusts Read carefully Whist We
have to saw Come and examine our stoct aud
gee II what we lay is not true. We are heal
quarters: ia fact the only lObbiug house ia
CLOAKSin the city, ana Il you buy your WRAP
before seeing Us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
DRUNKENNESs.

DRUNKENNESS.
IL OK THE LIQUOR HABIT.
POSITIVELY CURED 81 ADMINISTERING d
AAlSESS GOLDEN SPECIFIC
ltcan be given IA 3 cup u coffee ~ tea without
the knowledge u mo persOn taxing %. hAlsr
lutoly harmless, aud Will effect permanent h.i
speedy cure whether the patient ls = upJrrati
drinker OF an alcoholic wreck. ILouaAais n
drInkards have boon made tolipora.e moo 49,
have taken GOLDEN SPECIFIC Ina u.eir oofeB
without their kno rledge, aud to-day bolloye tl7l
quit drinking Of their own tree Will AZ ~ .t
FAILS. The system 0uce im prFgnatei ali4 go
SPECIFIC, 10 becomes m utter inpo sisiuig 10
iho l.quOr-sppeute 70 exist For sslHtg
4. KOBERTS BAKER. Drlgfs,
So east Main street.
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