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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-14

0sH q. trAiSs connesG at Albany and
Corvallis The AOOye trains connect at
Yaquin4 with the Oregon DeyeIOpmsut
COmpany's Line Of Steamships between
Yaquina and san FranciscO.
SAILING DATES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Personals and Briefs.

The first wsterme!ons Of the season were
seen in Richmond yesterday.
There will be an important meeting OF the
Clav.Ward Actiyes this evening.
Mr. Z. Pinch, editor Of the Banner Of
Truth, Clarksyille, is in the city.
The number OF deaths in the city last week
was thirty.
There will be a seml-annual inspection OF
the Fire Department on the 18th OF next
mouth.
Treasurer Z. n. Turner aud Delegate
Scott, OF G0ochland, were in the city yesler-
day.
A negro band made night hldeous in front
OF the hotels and baT.rooms near the DfSpdtca
Office until nearly II O'Clock last night.
A Mr.. Ware, who lives on Twenty-fourth
street, had bis pocket picked OF q gold watch
and chain on seventeenth street last night.
A dog attempted 70 do damage among q
herd oi cows on Broad street Yesterday
morning, and would not des!st until Police
man Yarbrough put four pistol-shots 10 him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
WHO IS MRS. WINSLOW?

Asthis question Is sfrequently asked, ,wowill Sim
plysay thatsho Is a lady who for upwards Of forty
years has anunngy devoted her time and tal-
ents a. female Physician and Nurse. pnnci-
palIy among children. she has especially s;iI-
died the constitution and wants Of ibis numerous
class and as a result Of This efi0rt and practical
knowledge, obtained IN a lifetime spent ~
nurse and physician, she has compounded
Soothing syrup for children teethiDg. IL ope-
rates like magic--giying rest and health, and.is
moreover sure 70 regulate the bowels. In con-
sequence Of this article, Mrs. Winslow Is becom-
ing world-renowned a. a benefactor Of her race;
children certainly do RISE Up and bless her. es-
pecially is this tho case in this city. Naet guam
titles u tho Soothing Syrup aro DAILY sold aud
used here. We thinS Mrs. Winslow has immor-
tallzed her name By this invaluable articie- and
We sincerely believe thousands Of children have
been saved from an early grave BY It's timely
use, and that millions yet unborn will sharp Us
| benefits and unite In calling her blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty 70 her sufiaFtng
little one. IA cur opinion. until she has given Is
| the benefit Of Mr.. WinslOw's Soothing syrup.
| Try II, mother, TRY IT Sow.-Lddtes yistoy. NeS
York city. Sold BY all druggists. Twenty-Five
/ cents bottle. Api~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Pre.ident Pickeit's Dlyislon A.sOciatIOn.
seutOnfor Feiony-other Cases.

A cOlored man named Washington bailey
was before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing charged with asslulting, striking, and
wOundiug John Thomas with a brick, with
intent to Kill. An examination resulted IN
his being sent on to the grand jury
John Booker, 3 colored boy about twelve
wears old. was charged with stealing Sl.0j,
the property OF Lucinda Hall. Mrs. Hall
testified that she engaged the boy to take
some wood home for her. After reaching
there she laid her pocket-book on the table
in the kitchen while she went into the ad-
Joining room 10 take of her bonnet. When
She returned to the kitchen the boy had dis
appeared, also her pocket-boOk. The boy
was found soon afterwards, and when
asked about the pocket-bJok first denied
knowing anything about 1t, but alter
wards said that he had given 1t to bis mo-
ther. This wa, found to be false. In court
the accused denied all knowledge OF the lost
pocket. book. lie was set back in the prl-
soner's box and after court was over the boy
told Justice Richardson that the keeper OF a
shop on Third street near Broad had the
money. His case was continued until to-
day. and q berch-warrant was Issued FOR
Cbiles, the keeper OF the shop.
Robert Carter (coloredl was fined s. aud
costs for fighting In the street.
Louis Raby was fined Sl5 and costs for
being drunk and recklessly driving his team
On the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
ROycott and Conspiracy.

A generous public, and especially all true
members OF the different churches, are here
By called upon to compare the document be-
low with the doctrine Of brotherly love
ado unto others as you wish tO be- done
by"-as taught by every true Christian, and
| think 4 general condemnation OF the par
ticipants In this conspiracy Will be the re-
suit.
That Justice may overcome all evtl-foers
will be the constant effort OF your humble
servant and law-abidng citizen,
j. II. BEIsEN, SR.
The following is q copy Of the document
referred to:
MASTER CARPENTERS ASSOCIATION,
OVER S27 EAST BGOAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, May -, 1883.
Mr. -, Stair Builder:
At regular meeting OF this association
held on the 9Th instant the following resolu-
tion was adopted:
ResOlred, That In the future the members
OF this association wall not receive an estt
mate from any stair-builder who does mol
work ten hours for days work.
am directed TO inform you OF the above
action. Yours very truly,
I. WILEY DAVIS,
Secretary Master Carpentery Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Accident on Hancock street-streef-
CarsGOliide.

Yesterday evening after the Hollywood
memorial exercises there was OF course a
great rush for the street-cars. The Electric
Line at the time had four cars at the end OF
the line, aud they were Immediately nlled
and started down the track together. When
near the corner OF Hancock aud Clay Streets
on Hancock, the front car, before turning
the curve, stopped rather short. and the
second car, which was close behind. over
took IL and iammed into It's rear platform,
smashing the spatter-board and It's own
headlight.
In going around the curve young man
who persisted in standing on the side-step
hoard Of the car was thrown on, but not
much hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

RAWLINGS 4 ROSE. y. NJ, bulldog lots on
Church Hill
". W. BOWE, ~ 7. NJ, commissioners' sale OF
attractive land at stapless Crossing.
CHEWING & ROSE, i2 n, trustee'ssals OF
two frame stores.
b. NJ QUARIEs. p. 81. two three-story or'ck
stores.
Il. B. CHAFFIN & CO, 5 r. NJ, delignuai
summer home and farm
SUTTON & CO., ,4P. NJ, trustees ard commits
sioncr's sale Of real estate IN Caroline county.
sToRRs & CO., I0H A. NJ, mules, wagons, ana
harness
CHEWING & ROSE, Z. NJ, s'ore ana
dwelling.
PoISDRXTRR & DEVON, p NJ. eommh'
siOner's sale OF vacant lot
L THOMPSON BROWN & CO. p. ~,
two-story frame dwelling and building lots
H. SELDOM TAYLOR, p. NJ, nice building lots.
WILLIAM JENKINS, u NJ, bananas and lsmcns-
cFoRoR W. MAYO, pk NJ, furniture. re-
frigerators, stoves, harness, shoes, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Co,xeutsau Rates.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany are issuing cheap tickets To the Demo-
cratic Convention TO be held at 81. Louis,
June 5th, and the Republican Convention st
Chicago, June 18th. The attention Oh dele
gates, alteTnates. and all others wishing TO
attend Is called TO the exceedingly low rates
and superior advantages. Full particulars
can be had OF Mr.. J. ID. Potts at the Chesa-
peake and Ohio ONCE; OF J. 9. Dame,
travelling passenger agent; II. W. Fuller,
general passenger agent, or at CARRIERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
sacred Heart Fair and BaEaar.

A large crowd attended the Fair and Ba-
zaar al Armory Hall last night. Among tie
visitors was Rev. Thomas V. Robinson, OF
the Pauist Fathers, In New York.
The vote on the watch for the most pop-
ular letter-carriCr will close tonight. Mr..
j. T. Lewis Is still ahead.
The vote for the piano lamp for the most
popular attorney Will close Friday night.
Miss Es,ele Florsheim was voted lady's
watch, Miss Agnes Black a ring, Miss Jen'
ME Ryan a ring, Miss Katie Rankin badge
last night.
Mss Loretta McGinnis was ahead on the
doll. J. b. Kirk on the ring, J. III. Whitty on
the umbrella. Father Cutler on the vest.
mcnts, Thomas II. Joyner on the gold
wstch.
The pony will be raffied Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Reduction or Locnl-PEssenger Fares
by the Richmond ana Danviiie Kali
road Company.

Early next month the Richmond and Dan.
vile railroad will reduce its local-p passenger
tariffs within the States OF Virginia and
North Carolina to a basis OF three and hall
cents per mile for iirst-class and three cents
for second.class fares. This action will
make a considerable reduction in the fares
for short distances, at the same time the
rates for longer distances, which are now
about three cents per mile, will not be in
creased. The saving. therefore. In the cost
OF travel will be considerable in the short
trips which make up the bulk Of the local
passenger business Of the roads IN this
State.
This voluntary reduction OF It's tolls by
the above corporation furnishes an evidence
OF the desire Of It's management TO act libe-
rally with the people, and, beng done as II
is without compusion, Is an earnest OF a
broad and enlightened policy, OF which its
ever growing interests and largely-increasing
traffic are the best proofs Of successful re-
suits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
ENCOURAGING WORDS
THE UNITED STATES MINISTER TO BRA
I'll WRITES ABOUT TIE EXPosITIos.
valus OF Such Exhibitions as Observed by
the Hon. Thomas j.
Jarvis.

The following letters will be interesting to
all Virginlans and North Cirolnians, aud
they give words Of cheer, particularly to the
gentlemen who are engaged in getting up
the Exposition here:
RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1888.
To the Virginia STATE AgriCittrdI and Ne
ohanical Society, Richmcpd, Va:
Gentlemeu,-I had the pleasure OF re-
ceiving to-day letter from Hon. Thomas
j. JARVIS, our Minister TO Brazil, touching
important commercial relations between this
country and Brazil. After conveying inte-
resting and valuable information upon these
subjects, he takes occasion to speak In such
cordial terms OF his interest In our city and
State, and especially OF the approaching ex-
hibition under the auspices OF youe society,
that feel assured his words OF commenda-
tiou and encouragement will be most grati-
fying endorsement OF the work you have uu-
dertsken. | therefore enclose you the FOL
lowing extracts from his letter.
The conspicuous position OF Mr.. Jarvis as
patriot and statesman, and his eninentiy
practical devotion 10 the material interests
OF the country, would alone render his opin-
ion invaluable upon such matters; but hail
ing, rs he does, from our sister State Of North
Carolina, with whose people we have the
closest relations OF every character, these
voluntary expressions come WITH peculiar
force and effect.
Very respectfully yours,
z. A, DUNLOP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
flifte<s nv N apfder.

The two-weeks.old boy OF Mr.. LOUIS A..
Cont, Of 305 north Nineteenth street, who
was bitten by q spider about five days ago.
died yesterday morning about 1880 O'Clock.
The little one suffered great deal and his
arms were much swollen from the effects OF
the poison.
As soon as II was supposed that the red
spots on his hands were the result OF spider,
bites "a larRe spider having been found un-
der the bed-covoriug where the baby lay) 4
physician was sent for, but his efforts were
unavailable.
Mr.. CONT Is an employe in the Dispatch
Dress.ronn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
PErnoroLIs. BRAzIL. April 80, 1888

PETROPOLIs. Brazil. April 80, lSSS.
Nv Daar Sir. | have
read in the columns OF the Dispatch OF the
efforts OF the progressive men Of your city to
hold an exposition In which shall be set
forth an exhibit Of the resources OF Virginia.
Were to attempt to tell you OF the interest
| feel in the success OF this movement would
either fail or you would think was over
drawing the picture. Twen'y.four years
ago ! spent the summer In Richmond at the
hospital. so seriously wounded that the doc
tors all thought that when ! lett there It
would be TO be borne 10 the cemetery. But
thanks to the goodness of a mcrcii1l Being
and the constant attendance Of the good peo-
pie Of Richmond and Virginia, was spared.
and would be m migrate il were 10 forget
the kindness Of your people or fail to desire
to see them and their city and state prosper
know something OF the value Of such
exhibitions as the one proposed 10 be held
in Richmond. IL was my fortune TO be in
position TO have much 10 do with an eN-
position made hy North Carolina at Atlanta
In 1891. at Boston in 1888, and at Raleigh
in 1884, and / kp0ic that these exhibits OF
the resources of the State gave an impetus
! 10 the industrial progress OF the state whose
force cannot be measured and whose value
cannot be estimated. II your people had
the same idea Of these expositons that do
there would be no trouble IN raising the
money, in collecting the exhibits, and in
holding an exposition OF which Virginia
would be Justly proud. The influence OF
such an exposition upon the industrial lnfc-
rests and progress OF your state would be
! felt for years to come. | beg pardon for
| saving this much. II has no connection with
the subject matter OF your letter, but know
/ ing YOUR interest In the progress OF your
city | felt that | would venture 10 say this
/ ~ you.
| am very truly yours.
THOMAS J. JARVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Tne Gospel OF Memory.

In these latter days science travels on the
wings OF the lightning, and among her latss,
discoveries Is one by that aecomolisnea
memory specialist, Professor A. Lolsette, 70.
Fifth avenue. New York. The Professor
makes bad memories good and good ones
better by method peculiarly his own anu
the result accomplished remslns as nxso
fact ss long as the individual lives. Iaagn'
perfectly BY mail. Look into this; hw'h pay
you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

The twenty first year Of the New England
Conservatory OF Music, Boston, which has
Just drawn 10 a close, has been the most sue
cessful in the history Of that phenomenaIly
successful institution. Nearly 1880 pupils
have received instruction In Its several
schools of music, art, oratory, languages.
literature, piano. and organ.tuning, physical
culture, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Secretary Master Carpenters Association.

Last night Miss Jennie Ryan, OF Seventh
and Clay streets, won the hsndsomest dia-
mond ring at the far now IN progress at the
Richmond Arnory. This ring is very beau
tiiul and unique in design, and was sent from
afar a. donation TO the Fair. Miss RYAN
carried a majority Of J4lt votes, and her
friends heartily congratulated her as the for.
tunate winner OF so lovely prize.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
prnnartx Trauxfers.

Richmond: Christian aud Cooke, special
commissioners 10 Moses Millhiser, les feet
on Harrison street between Franklin and
Park avenue, 1890; h. I. Crump, special
commissioner, TO Z. Y. Cannon, 2S1 feet on
Marsnsli street between Fifth aud Sixth,
%, 200; z. d. s,Arks and wife 70 w. T. Rob
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

inson. lGj feet on Twenty.seycnth street
corner n, $3.50.
Henrico Samuel J. Davis snd wife to X.
o. Deupree, 20 feet on Washington street,
$3.50; w. b. Seldom to Hugh NJ. Taylor,
$50 feet on Marshall street near Lodge,
sl,SO0; John l.. Williams and wife TO Frank
II. FairlaRb, so feet on Brook turnpike,
Sl2iO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

The Board Of Public Interests is respect.
fully invited 10 the claims OF Jackson Ward
FOR representation upon the Board OF Fire
Commissioners soon 70 be selected. The
Ward would have Dir. oswald NJ. Gasser as
its representative. lie Is the choice OF many
TAx.PAYERs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

A CARD.

Having concluded 70 odesote my entire time snf
a,tsrtion 70 the MANUFACTURES OF CIGARS
AND CHfROOTs FOR rhK JoBBlNG Trade
,oha,sS, and cigars 70 Messrs q. W. whitaker
snd Moses Zandsr, ~ % carried on under
sns fiYm-name OF WHITAKER. ZASDBk
4 CO.. they continuing a. the same stand
No NJ Governor street. in tho loooing ot
,onae,o and cigars Ns formerly carried On BY ma.
ThanssuI for past fsvors, and asking eonsioa-
aace Of no same 70 ths nes nru. remain.
Yours respectfully,
p. WulfLocK
Owing 10 the above change 1 kindly asa AL
Who are indebted 70 me " settle sheir accouats
ether through Mr.. whitakor et No II Governor
ssrset. or al my factory, 3ci and slo east FRANK
In street Respectfully,
mvi.in r. whlfLOcA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Ambulance Call.

The city ambulance was called TO 1907
east Cary street yesterday afternoon at ball
past S o'clock TO man named 0tey, who was
III. He was taken to the hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

Especial attention Is called TO our sale this
day OF mules, wagons, &c, iu another
column. All wishing stock 20 20 to work
right away will do well 10 attend.
srogRs & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
meassa. nulEn. COVE, Ac,

NOR SALE, FOUR FINEpue
IL CONS, with young caves; yoaeg. gen S-a-
,le. and coed milksrs. On consignment hon
the country. Can be seen ~ the stable ot bow
man q Rail ToMPkiNS. HALL a co.
General CoIamisstoa Merchants,
my si-as Ne 10 south Nieta street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

Remember the Afternoon Tea for the bene-
fit OF the Hollywood Memorial Association
at Soldiers Home Thursday afternoon, 3iSt
instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
shoes, shoes.

Eight hundred pair Ladies' aud Misses
Kid, Goat, Grain, Dongols, Serge, and Fox
Lace aud Rubbers at 81 and sl.25, worth 81
and 50, at the great rebuilding sale, 422 east
Broad. 422.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
The Reunion OfPicRett's Division.


10 the Survivors and Friends Of PickeWs
Division:
II being now certain that our monument
will be dedicated and our Tennion held
some time in October next. make the fol-
lowing appeal in behalf Of the poor OF the
division that every survivor, no matter
what his present condition, may be able to
be with us and participate I'm the dedication
Of our memorial to our dead comrades.
When Virginia sounded the note OF war
which called her sons to her side, with pa
irlotc ardor they came, and with berolc
fortitude and scli-sacrlticing devotion unsur-
passed. for four years beat back the pllies'
storm Of war hurled upon her.
Pickett's division, composed entirely OF Nir-
elnianS. represented nearly every town and
county in the state. How the division did
ITS duty is matter Of history. ] think there
is scarcely battlefield in the State in which
some Of its members did not seal with their
lives their devotion TO her. The war ended
disastrOCsly for us and our survivors en-
tered again upon the battle OF life. many
with broken health, many with disabling
wounds, all with wrecked fortunes. With no
government to foster and care for them, no
pensions 10 aid In their support, II Is not Won
dcrful that many have never been able
to recover, but are still feeling the sore pres
sure OF poverty. The STATE, God bless her,
has done what she could and large-hearted
men among our former enemies have aided.
and the Soldiers Home has brought relief
10 many, still hundreds Of our survivors
wiz be utterly unable to bear their expenses
and be with us on this occasiOn-One dearer
to their hearts than any which can ever occur
again. We desire 10 raise a fund which will
enable us to bring them and care for them
while they are with us, and give them such q
welcome as will gladden. their hearts and
make them realize that Virginia knows how
10 honor her sons who for four
years confronted her enemy, ready
| il need were to die in her defence. The
survivors Of the division will contribute a'
literally as they can TO this object, and We
appeal to the patriotic men and women
| throughout the State TO ala us. A committee
will be appointed in each company to ascer-
tain what amount will be needed. Liberal
| rates will no doubt be granted by The
/ railroads throughout the State. The clerl,
Of each county will be authorized to receive
such voluntary contributions "a may be
made. The Finance and Monument Com
mittee are requested to meet at the ArmOry
| Hall next Friday evening at o'clock, that
such measures as shall be deemed necessary
TO carry ont this object may be adopted.
| The press throughout the state is requested
TO COPY this appeal that our comrades ano
| friends may receive the earliest possible
notice OF our plans aud prepare at once to
render US all the aid they can.
Il. Z. REEVE,
President Picketts Division Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Den TfsTn.

DORSET'S DENTAL PAR EWa
~ LORS, No. 100 NORTH sEvENTH'rfffD
STREET. Insert sets OF teeth ior s., IS, and SO
psr sel Filings from 81 up. Teeth extracted
Tor b0a Gold work aspscihity. All work guar
sntesd V give entire satisfaction.
Iah sDSm w. X DORSET. D. d. s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

81 want some sOzODoST. said he.
"Ju.t out" tho cunning druggist said.
"Butberes some powder known tobe
As good" The patron turned and red,
Asking. DO you suppose don't
Know nothing elnals SOzODoNrf'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
HueciaI Notice.

Our entire line Of Ladies' and Gentlemens
a. Shoes have s.een reduced 10 sl.2j 10 close
stock to rebuN At WEETHgInrg's great 70
building sale, 422 cast Broad. 425.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

VUHE 'rANNHAEUsER BEER IS a
~ Special Brewing of the BERG
NER 81 ENGEL BREWING COM
PANY, and unquestionably THE FIN
EST LIGHT BEER EXTANT. Il Is
browed from the finest PALE CAN
ADA WEST BARLEY MALT and SAA-
2FR HOPS, and HIGHLY RECON-
NFNDED for its TONIC and NUTRI-
TIVE QUALITIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

For sale by The following druggists: Polk
Miller Co., on & Main; II. @. forstmann, ol9
vest Main. A. Z. Johaun, S23 west Main; q. w.
La.mer. So west Marshall; Cary BROS, so
loigh, Harrison q Pierce, Broad Foushee; l..
h. Thomas Co., PA Broad; Il g. C6Dell, Jr, &
Co, 30 Nain. b. +. Dupuy. 42i Broad; w l..
Moody. Manchester and Virginia; H. NJ. SHIELD
a Co. 80 east Marshall; A. r. Snollngs \ Bro,
Manchester Va :; 4. y. Sauer g Co., l3th &
ssCO easf ioigh: j. r Iew,s ~. ea.t Bread X p
Reese Co, o92 east Marshall: c. a. Borrtsn, y
north l4th: r. Roberts Baker, oi9 east Main;
Briggs Bros lst q Main; }. J, Morrison 25i5 east
Broad; &. ". Turner, 2l29 east Main: |. W.
Ffayser, iJs Main; W. n. Scott, ifth & Frank
ln. W. y. Philipr. Sth d Mais: l. L. Koutt III
east Main; l. Wagner 80 broad: w. NJ VIII
name, xllO Venaoie; A. II. Robins, 523 north "a !:
Beveridge, fss Brook. l.. T. sale, 2OOl yenabie;
J. Blair Broad q Oh. ap zC-eOdtJy26
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

For Sick Heaiache or Constipation. T,RRANr's
SETTER APERILNT Is pleasant anf certain
remedy.