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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28

'.- ...'l o. ilcnrico county Vas busy
um0uing witnesses ia the
'...I Anderson. The nero wAD
h, e0u.0us assault on Rev. aud
i.. 'ah lla.i about TWO years ago, who
..''e DIS second rial on the second
-''--ay iu next month.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28
CITY Circuit Court.

In ihi, court Yesterday one suit, James
r Vaugh against r. 5 Flournoy for
1886 78, was instituted and judgment con-
fessed
No coupon suits were tried yesterday,
but there Are u large number on the
docket. which will be tried to-day
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Died.

HEwITr-Died. az the residence Of Mr.. W.
G.. Moseley. No jle North Eiyhth street., az ~
Pun April 20. 1873. Eva NJ, dau Inter or Addio
NJ. aud the iats ]. Is. Hewitt; aged - years
The funeral Will take place from the Fiit
Baptist chur. har $50 O'Clock tbs attcrn, on.
Frleod- and acguaintauces VI the ianiiy sro
invited 10 attend.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28
College no,-' ouartette at the Y. NJ. c. \

College HON4' CuGrtotte al the \. vi. e. u
There will be- "a meeting for men at the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
morrow at 1 o'clock, lasting one hour
Mir. Martin of Richmond College will
make an address The singing by a
duartettc Of college boys will be an attrac-
tive feature.
Young men are invited to these meet
ings. and quite u number usually attend.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28
nnppy Marriage in Chesterfield.

NINITAvILLE, Va, April 26, 1888.
Edit0r of TIE Times.
Right merIily rang the marriage bell
Yesterday evening at 3 o'clock at Bethel
church In Chesterfield county, when Mr..
+. NJ Steger, young merchant at Cbula
depot on the Richmond and Danyille
railroad, and Miss Mamie c. Winham,
the accomplished daughter of Mr Charles
Winham Uhe well known lumber and
wood dealer, were united in the bonds of
mairimony. The service was performed
by Dr. d. B. Wintree, pastor OF the
church, assisted by Rev H. g. Crews of
-cousburg. Va the following were the
ushers Nessrs Bsssl Winlree, J. b.
Martin, John Z. aud George VI. Harris,
and Depp Hancock. The bride was
tasteful.y dressed i'm travelling suit and
looked very sweet as she stood under a
large horse shoe of flowers 10 make the
solemn pledge, for good or for worse
After The ceremony the happy couple leit
on the 3.4J pm. train for n short bridal
trip. with the good wishes of all. The
presents were many, and useful aud
pretty
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28
pUTNAWs THEATRE C0MIQUE.

THOMPSON'S MUSEE THEATRE
800 EAST BROAD STREET
EVERY NIGHT AT sP. NJ
MATINEE EVERY MONDAY AND sATCR-
DAY Ar2;3l.
First appearance Of the
FEMALE EBALL CLUB.
First tlme IA Richmond OF the s!de-splitting
BurlesQue-
SQUIRE FOR A DAY.
Last Week OF LITTLE MAMIE, the CLAd
Wiug Dancer.
Admission 10 and " cents. Box Seats. 50
cents. ap2,lw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28

S.S00 TO $500 WANTED.-Secured by
ID Deed OF Trust. Good per cent. aud no
risk. Address BUSINESS" care Carrier
No. la Sfgc4-ff
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MEETINGS.
WANTS.

WANTED 49, 4 SITUATION AS
w driying delivery wagon. kefereDoe
given II required. Address ~ >" this office.
1apg..tt
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,yr,~urN INpIClrioSs.

W,uu01oN. April G.-lndica-
,.r. for Virginia and North Caro-
.l. Warmer. fair weather. light
.. r.-h sou'horly winds, becoming
.....t1 t..-b ,outlerly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

We admi.c The way The Republicans OF
West Virginia stand up 10 the work. They
as.Crt their rights in a way that means yusl-
ness, aud they get up az early IN the morning
and stay up as late at night as anybody
Cincinnati CDmmfrC.0r G01etc.
Change the word "Bepublicans" 10 the
word 4" Democrats" and The paragraph will
De quite as true and more appropriste.
QUAY had made arrangements 10 defraud The
r4ople ~ west Virginia out Of Governor
AMI a Legislature. and thus ont Of a United
States seustor Enough CLEyKLAND's majority
IN the State Is over thousAndl. The Demo
Gratis IA The hltc state whose motto is
Mounlaincers are ALWAYS iucmeH,' deter
lnined 20 fight it out on that line i 1t took all
the year. They are stil fighting; aud It
need not surprise anybody If they get the
Governor. the Legislature, the United states
Senator, aud three congressman. They are
emitted to 81 much at least.
The Republicans Ia tho next House Of
Representatives Will try TO uuselt Democrats
enough TO secure for themselves working
majority Bu, Rs they clsim only five majority
we may set it down ~ oertsin that they will
have bard road 10 travel" on their way 70
that resllt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
SUNDAY. 49,. DECEMBER Q, 1883.


For the lat fifteen or twenty years the gas
works o. this city have tempted the cupidity
OF capitalists. aud again and again have
propositions been made 20 buy or 10 lease
them; hut the people have slways protested
80 vigorously that the scheme has been
abandoned as often rs proposed.
A new proposition is uOw up fer conside'
ration. We have read 80; but II We may
Judge Of the proposition by the force Of the
may say, "Thero's nothing in It," one a
the conscientious Is that about sl92, 600
has been Appropriated ia 1888 10 the gas
works, (Which amouut would not be re-
q1red hereafter u The works we're leased. y
There was last wear made and consumed IN
this city about so 100000 cubic feet Of gas,
which Of $3.50 per thousand, yielded
800 ono. u docs not change the fact that q
good deal Of 81 was consumed Tor public puT-
poses.
So as 70 lighting the streets. The city
stands ready 90 carry TIE gas 10 any neigh
borhood on any street whore 10 per cent.
will be returned on the cost. The idea that
company organized % make money will be
more liberal in supplying oGt-oi-tbe-way
places than the city is whose officials look 10
the people flr support does not strike u, as
forciMc. Nor are We ready 70 believe
that The hundred. Of voters m the gas-w works
would rather work Tor contractors than Tor
he city. Any bargain bssrd upon The os.
sumption That tie wond-be lcssees desire To
make money f0r The city rather than for
themselves would rect upon poor
foundation. A city that can ApprO-
pirate 5 900 10 buid a market-house in
Honyw,oI or ON tlic corner u Gary and
Linden streets, must surely have credit
enough 10 tnqbe % toimpfove the gas-worEs
O. any extent needed. But u 10 be so that
our city father. have performed their duties
- badly that Richmond whose per cent
bonds src above psr. CAM borrow hundred
thousand 50 .hc want, 10. then tle city needs
a new set ~ city fathers.
Mt. CuNW rs CAMPBELL, then superintend-
ent az She p3-works, as9ed twenty years
Ago for pow holder 90 bc constructed I'm
the penhcnisry bottom. That would Ie-
Heye an the Yves, End from every difficulty
suggested hy ftc proposed lcssecs. SO as
20 toe capacity Of the sas-works; what
have tho cty niters been doing that they
have neglected io Increase the capacity so
es 10 meet tAc needs ~ consumers? And
Why are there ori, 5.GN, meters and A. per
cont o. 'he streets without gas mansy
The lcssse- propose 10 continue 10 make
colLsa, We me clad Of that. We don't
wish TO Doe poisoned with water-gas. But
we think cur present superintendent can
alsO be relied up0u 90 supply coal-gas. 80
as 20 the large yic.d Of cheap coke and the
number Of band, io bee employed. All and
everything can Doe better done by the CITY
than by an, lessee whoever he may Dee. The
"Ienul Ieuuuorainc 10 both the city and
the lessecs" will al be- made 10y the city If
the works are not leased, or else new officers
should be put in charge 81 the works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

The Lsnchburg Virginian iniimates that
81 waste OF ammunition for the papers 10
be discussing platform 10 be used ny the
Democratic patty next fail. There II Is
again. that old weakness OF the editor Of that
paper. lie nss put Oh marrying until he is
so old that he may now be set down as a
BENKDicN Tor life. However, we must adj
init thai be Is not as old as the centsnarian
OF The Advance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

ThSl was most deplorable occurrence al
Birmingham, Ala, lat Saturday night. II
Is Impossible 10 express decided opinion on
the ease. Saving the life Of the wretch who
was about 70 be hanged Was poor recon-
peose fcT the loss Of Sbsli.dozen or more
good cidzeus. The SHERIFF was right and
wrong. The crowd was in the wrong; but
they paid an awful price for their mistake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
QUICK POINTS FOR CLOSE BUYERS
UOaRS.

lot No la collection Of Cloaks which sold
readily al il g and 81 apiece ked-letter price
g. % apiece. 49,
lot SO . ia a consolidation Of all Tailor Made
jackets which w. sold at $50 and "a apiece.
Re0-lo,ter price $40 apiece.
Let No 3 consists OF Jackets which sold
from - So s. spiece. ked-iettar price 81 apiece
Lot No. 4contRps a superb lot Of fine JscEets.
Former prices t4.5O, s., and $50 hed-leiler
price 81 ~ apiece.
lot 40 5 includes all q our finer Jackets
which We sold at s. and $3.50 Red-letter price
now SA5O apiece
Lot No comprises our choice aud nneeradc
garments which No sold III 3. ana So Now our
rei.lettsr price Ia only s. apiece.
Chnircn's Cloaks ~ dieter prices-sl.O
S.7S. 50, 81 90. 8o15. s.. aud 81. Formerly sold
for Just double the prices.
LAdi.r TAn-ColOrsd Walking Jackets that
sold A. g 80 now-red-letter lrice-s5 apiece.
ALOE OUR FLUSH GARMENTS REDUCED
COhRkSPuND NGLI Low.
An Elegant fine Coat. Binding- Trimmed Front
All Wool Jersey Coat sold al 800 Hcd-letier
price 50 only
NeWmarkets OF Modjeskas IN great variety and
az prices ranging from "a apiece to S%5-all OF
which have shared a like reduction in prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.

We have now on exhibition moro THAI our
usual display Of Holiday Goods-Wax Dolls,
Bisque Dolls, Rubber Dolls, Surprise Boxes.
shaving Mugs, Wnung-Des Mirrors, Ink
Stands. Whisk-Broems and Holders. Bisque or
naments Bronzes. Tea-ssts. Work-bo1ss. Odor-
stands, Horns. Smokngsets, Tops, Manicure
Seis, shaving Cases. Toilet Dressing. Cases,
Jewel-Cases, TooLChests, Albums, Pianos, Me-
chancal Toys, and many other things too nu-
merous TO mention. 80 would suggest that
early visitors have not only the best choice from
the stock Of new goods, but avoid the crowds that
invariably throng our store a little later on.
Purchases made nov will be cared for until the
time set Tor delivery.
While We are prepared TO meet all demands,
TO insure being waited on we would advise you
tocome in the forenoon 70 avoid the crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
CHRISTMAS. 1883.

Again we mako our annual salutation n our
friends and customers, and beg TO offer them
our congratulations and good wishes The year
perhaps has not been all ws may hsyo desired.
either In is physical. political. Or business as
poets. but We have been FREQ from all unusual
calamites-from tho pestilonce which has ar
flcted some sections Of our country and from
tho storms and commissions which hsvo desols,sd
others We have abundant cause OF gratitude.
and eau welcome the approaching festival with
JOY and thanksgiving.
We Offsr our usual large stock Of g0Ods-b00ks
IN eyory department OF Literature Theology.
Law, Medicine, science, Biography, History, Fic-
ton. standard and miscellaneous. OF the staa-
derd works we mention Shakespeare. Milton,
GtDb0u. Hume Goethe schiller, scott Dickens
Bulwer. Thackeray. Byron, Buns. Tennyson,
George Eliot. Mr.. Browning irving. Prescott.
Motley, Hawthorne, Emerson. and a great sbun-
dance Of tho lesser autnors aud Of Juvenile and
Picture Book.
Tho illustrated and Git Books are gorgeous
and Deautiiul-msny OF them new for thls sea-
son VIZ. Tao Earls Return, Laila koohk Gou-
pill Gallery, Song Of tho River. Parry Lillian.
Beautiful Ferns. Europe illustrated, Flower
Idyls. Poets aud Poetry Of Europe, Thames
Sketches, Ksats's Odes ana sOnnet., EdsRs OF
Italy. One-Y ar's sketch Book. Natures Halle
mlAh. Millions Paradise Lost. Dantes Inferno.
Of the smaller Wares, such "a Work Boxes.
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Toilet CAsos, jewel
Cases. Pictures. Albums, Gold Pens. Peurils,
POCKET Books, ladies Satchels. Card Cases,
Baskets. lnkstspds. Globes, Dictionary Holders,
Thermometers, Lap Tablets. Music Folios. Al
phsbet Blocks. and Games, No have an almO-i
endless variety
We have very dne ezhibl. OF Bibles. Prayer
Books aud Hymnals; also, thu unique lit.le
Booklets containing selections Of prose snd poe
Try. with notices and dcgices Ia many curious
forms: likewise the inevitable Christmas and
New ear Cards, 20 all Of which To invite the a.
tentIOu Of she public.
FrtfH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

An indianapolis telegram IN the papers
OF Yesterday SAYS that no man has yet had
The oder OF a Cabinet position, and II is the
hope OF tue Prc.ident-elect that the assu-
rance tbat tins Is the truth will be accepted
=. a sufficient answer TO the untrustwOrthy
reports to the contrary.
Just go. No more absurd report was ever
aioat than the one which was based upon the
assumption that Mr. HARRISON would ap.
point auy man selected for his Cabinet by
MALONE, QulY, aud CAMERON OF Pennsyl.
wants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
Special LeadeYS.

Ynrd-Wide Brown Cotton, &c yard.
Mourning Calicoes s.. yard
Irstonno nearly q yard wide, only 9Hc. a
yard.
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, embroidered cuns-
the usnsl Doe. QGality-ior this sale the price Is
30 a pair.
so quality Of TurEey-Red Damasks, IN REM
nEntS, BtS3c. "A yard. color warranted.
Fell Lam brOquins at 30 ySrd-aI colOrs.
Ladies BaiOriRgan Aose-iull regular made
sale price Zoe. Apair
Gentlemen's superane English iali-HOse
worth 25c for i24c. o pair.
Gentl6men's Fine Pure Linen Wide-B Ordered
Uemitiched HanGk erchicfs al sc. worth SOC.
Gentlemen's silk HRndkerchiefs sold al Csc
sale price lgc.
Brocsdel silk Handkerchiols-50c quality
sale price 35c. apiece.
Real Fine Japanese silk Wide bordered Hem
sutclel Handkerchief worth S5c.-sale price
IS. apiece.
Ladies' Back Cashmere Gloves. Sc. a pair.
Scr.m, Az inches wide, DC. yard for this sale
ouiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

"The members OF Congress from Texss
are practically unanimous against the divi-
sion Of that State" And so are TIE people
Of The State, judging from the vOI Ia the last
election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
BRIEP COMMENT

The proprie,on OF northern watering.
places are beginning TO advertise early.
ALREADY HARRISON is "booked" for most
reSQrts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

"a Montreal newspaper, the Star. is im-
agipiog how the Dominion Of Canada would
lock with The UnItsd States annexed"
canadian papers have some notion Of humor,
after all
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YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE.
Dress Goods.

pouble-Wiiih Cashmeres reduced 10 lOc. a
yard
Satin Der hers reduced 10 l0c yard.
Henrietta Clotrs sold al 3sc now 22c yard.
4linch Ail-MOOl Henrlettas 6Oc. Quahty-red-
letter prcs 4ic yard.
46-inch neuriettas - SIC quality -rei-letier
price t9c. a yArd. and It's great bargain.
Lovely plaiis Ia rlannel ehecls-GJc qualify
rod-letter price 4sc. yard.
Broadclolhs-65a qualify reduced 10 SOC. a
yard
Bfoadcloths-tl quality reduced to 35c.
yard.
Tycoon Reps. IN Remnants, l0c. a yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

WORTHY OF PRESENTATION.

Call 40 1902 Main street nnd look st our large
assortment Of CuklS rMAS CARDS. ic % e.,
bOOkLElS. unique style; BIBLES. PRAYER
and HfMS-BOOkS, ALBUMS, DESKS, WORK
BOXES. TOILET SETS GOLD PENS, CHAINS,
and other beauties. Two thousand BOOKS
for the young Of all ages. lc 20 81.
de il-dGw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
Nn6Prnenr.

Genuemeu's All-wool Red-Medica,ed Shirts
and PAnls at acc apiece
Gentlemen's Natural Wool Pants and shirts
every nbre warranted woOi-Tofth So apiece re-
ducod 60 CSC apiece.
ladies' ftue herino Vests-silk bound, with
silk cat-sutching aud pearl but.ons-30c. apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DR. T. c. VESTS HERFE AND tttf
TREATMENT, a guaranteed specific pr ht'.~
ria, Dizziness. IOnFuls.0ns. Fils, Nervous 800.
rAlglA, Headache, Nervous Prostrstl0n - sfl n
tie use II slcOn0. or tobacco, " akefIIar.s. b
"a Depression. s0fteuinz o. 10 rfa.n rrs-
IA insanity au1 leading - Inihery, 10r7I t-l
dean, Premature Oli Age, Less ~ iHFsr "a
Either sex caused By Cyor-eIertlon ~ itf trll
or oyer-lndulgeoce. Earh bcK contains go
month sreaimenL 81 q box, or ~ bstfs i.i b
sent W mail prepaid on reosI BOG * piit3
NJ ULAAANIEB ia AOA-5
10 cure any case. Win each ORDER received y
US Tor Elk boxes accompanied Win g. 10
sepd the purchaser our written g4hfahirH -
fund tho money n tlo ireatmeni dogs av. 7i'-'
scUFe Guarantees Issued only ~
T.kOBkkrs BAKER, DraFgsS
S0i3 Agsl5
80 east Main suse- hicLmOuA -
my i-d&Ely
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
nY rnE pMpArcH coMPAEE

sespAuy pfsPkTcH Is deiverea - -ro-
,rrfbers az YIrrsxs cxrrs PER week, payAe'e'r
sie CARRIER weetly Nailed as 81 per anaufa.
ts f,s six ,ponfAg si.oo Tor three iaonthS 'oa
fcfone month.
Tho sKni.wERKLY DISPATCH At 81 per
annurn, Or 81 for Elk monthA
Tho WEEKLY DIsPATCH stfi per annun.
TneSUNpAY DISPATCH atsi.s9 per annun,
s1stc. for rix months
Subscriptions in all ceses psvsbis N sfvancc:
srd no paper Continued AFTER ne expiration OF
ne tlme PAID for send post ONCE money
srder. check, or rogisierti letter Currency
sen. by mail win be q, the risk OF The s'nder
Subscribers vishlng tAeir postofice changed
sausi give their o.d A. won ~ ller lie" posi-
eAio~ sample oopiss froc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

KTDNEW AND ALL CHlNA
MIN II L hY TROUBLE 0s-
quickly. and safely cured ~ DulllA .aIs
soyerest cascs c4rod boz seven dars. -.l 81.
per box by al druggists, " - msi rom D.. .
Manufacturing Co., ~ Wits s.-cof, NrT b.
Full objections nr -~.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

We display a select stock Of Furs Care has
been taken 70 place on sale only such as we can
recommend. We keep the low priced as well as
the inner grades, ali Of which We sell at popular
Drces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
Mseyg'>
,.rrryzEzz.fz " ~ ,,uurn~nrzrH
<as11T5
HAVEN'T YOU HEARD
OF OUR
Great R0duc0d-PriCG Cloak Sale ?

More than WOOL tailor
ksandn stipesre
TBradho front Sne pac-ufs
cols hoIceSlsa in n
OtosA
@
Boaddoh
has the prceb you
trimmed with ar or handsomely oadea-e-
ia ell
rket four
rIushJac 81
TrushNo s
wouIdra he 81 u
n
zeal
found all marked from
old price
You can buy Boys OUercOat from an assort-
naent of oUer 100, in many Sizes three to eighteen
years of age at just one hafof the actual cost to
maize fyOu call this week We sold 0cer 200 of
them yuonday Athe prices ne are o6erin6 them
you can rest assured they r0nt stay here lone.
Ouercoats, with capes, they sell for $2.75 in
other stores ue can sell you for 81.
Fancy Overc0ats they sell for $3.50 in other
stores IRE can SELL for $l.25.
Special Christmas Bazaar nOtO open.
JULIUS MEYER 6 SONS, COL 6 6O3 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

Reading notices 81 TesdiOg-mA,ter type
hres o. less. 81: in nonpsreii loaded. &c.
Carl OF RACES Tor more spaco isruIsaed On APP
plicaEjen
Aviator. mi kilograms mus Be addressed
70 THR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejocted communications win pol 30 re-
turned.
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FuSsIrUxE, &C

7 ARGE AND SELECT SPOChG
IL OF PAkLOk, CHAMBER DiriSyI ~
AND HALL FURNITURE IL OAK, MAtrItt
NIT. AND CHERRY. Visitors aud Others -
In need OF goods Ia my iiae viii rnd y v w. w..
interest 10 call aud examine ny So e,'s''
parchasiae. X GAlHklGdf'S son.
o. I4-sm No. 10 Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

Has neyor faiiei % cure even the most .-
born aud chronic ca-0 % Ne4fnIr'l. H '..
also Of great Importance. whiIe o. .s af-
sure, 10 Is marvellous Qillh Iu iis NI N.A.
and seldom requires more thau ole .r .H.
% afford Immediate rrlief
As eviden. ~ it8 wonderful er. a.y re1 "
following testimonial. which la iIf 'u' .'
many thousands nov 90 1870 boo Dur l'ir' ...
prominent people throughout ihe DounfH.
Gentlemen This "a 90 certify ia. at.r
ing every remedy that know of or Was r.. '
BY friends for tho relief 90 facial ue4rs.r. l. '.
which had been sufferer f1r several I"...
secured a bottle ~ -NrVraIgllus. Ari 3D. -l.r
mo instant rolief. When nu~ i.Hl 1890 q l
coming Ou usc 10 hui am rnll-yeI at .'..
have been a sufferer from thiA disease a.l h'.
hal cases ~ neuralgia % lasi me for n.-e
four days. but nON l-i1cc have l.ru U..
heyfhIgIlIe nnfer fear its at.a.k. fN..
fully recommend tai, romeiy i0 tnla.
from this terrible and agllINns d.rr...
would not De without the Ncffa.YNlr.
Gratefully yours. r. b. rIItH4
NO.If.1 Crur.h afref.
iyn.hnIf.. 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

TOR OWNERS OF CITY COWS
4 500 bushels MANGEL WUBZEL BETS.
Tor sale cheap No superior for onrching and
Increasing the iow NJ milk. Apply to liOS Main
street, or PosyOnic Box iO6 Richmond, Va.
deg-Jt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

Orders by mail or information desired gill re-
/ celyo special aid prompt attention, When ru--
/ TONER'S are known tO tho house. Or satisfactory
/ references ar5 furnished, goods will 20 sent on
approval de- 2Su,Tu&W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
BID AT sACRTFICE PRICEs. RE


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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-19
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT.

OF the State of California, in and for the
county of Los Angeles.
Lucy A. Bartram, plaintiff. VS.. John w. Bar
tram, defenda
Action BROUGHT in the Superior Court of the
State of California, in and for the county OF
Los Angeles, ard the complaint filed in said
county of Los Angeles in the office of the Clerk
of said Superior Court.
The people of the State of California send
greeting to John W Bartram, defendant.
You are hereby required to sppear in an
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, in the Superior Court OF the State OF
California in and for the County of Los Ange
les, and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive OF the day of ser
vice. after the service on you of this summons,
If served within the county, or. if served else
where, within thirty days, or judgment by de
the prayer of said com plaint.
The said action is brought TO obtain decree
dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore
and now existing between the plaintiff and the
defendant and for custody of the minor chill
dren issue of said marriage, and for costs o.
suit. Reference is had to complaint for par
ticulars.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint al
above required, the said plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint
Given under my hand and the seal of tn {
Superior Court OF the State of California, in sn(
for the County of Los Angeles this Sd day o.
S September, 1888.
CHAs. H. DUNsMOOR, Clerk.
F. B. TANNING, Deputy Clerk.
Winslow T. Hyatt Attorney for Plaintiff.