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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
EDITORS FROM emo STATE
Arrival or tne Hoekfag and Onto
valley Associaffoa.

Richmond has only five daily papers. but
this morning she has within her borders
more than halt hundred editors.
The members OF the Hooking aud Ohio
Valley editorial Association, many OF them
accompanied by their wives and children,
arrived in the city last night about 0 O'Clock.
They came from the Natural Bridge via the
Chesapeake and Ohio route.s On reaching
the city they Immediately drove TO the Ex-
change and Ballard, their headquarters
while here, where they took supper.
The following is full list OF the party,
which numbers about 100: James w. New
man, wife, and son; Il. S. Purcell and wife,
J. q. A. Campbell and wife, S.V. Hinkle and
wife, b. II. Tayman and wife, ID. S. Bower.
smith and wife, e. Z. Bonebrake and wife.
Carl Huber, wife, and daughter; NJ. V. Sim
mons, wife. and sister; e. T.. Hord and sis
ter, w. S. Whitman and wife, John +. Ir.
vine, wife, and two daughters; Thomas
wetzler. wife. and daughter; J. +. Griswold
and sister, William +. Kemmber aud wife,
b. Il. Higgins and wife, William y. Brown.
wife, and son; X. w. Reyne and wife, Colo
mel RudesiIl and wife, Ella and Nora Kerr,
Charles S. Davis and wife; General Wood.
wife, and sister; J. Il. Vatican and two chill.
dren, John A. kuster and wife, Miss Mary
-
and wife, G. 81. Gould, Miss Anna Wood. =.
NJ. Culliman and wife, Miss Stockton, VII.
Ham T.. Price, Il. &. Reber, K. Coreill, Frank
Taylor, c. Il. Bowen& son, D. &. Cable, T..
T.. Wells. o. w. II. Wright. T. a. Ross, w.
S. Furay, james Il. York, Charles A. Parker,
Frederick Rochester. +. NJ Reminder, n.
Greene. A. n. Downing, A. Z. Whitman, A..
Il. Hougb, i. L. ilood, II. Trimmer, X.
,spurrIer. r. w. Vauden, Charles b. Gould.
Charles Bishop, NJ. b. Reber, WIG. Thoman,
a. Barleop.
The officers are john l.. Vance, president,
Galpolis: e. +. NJ. Jennings, vice-president,
Athens; Edward J.. Davenport. recording
secretary, Logan; Charles l.. Barker, cor
responding secretary, Athens; Thomas
Weller, treasurer. Lancaster.
Captain J. &. Dame, the popular passenger
agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio, met the
exculsiOnists up the road, babe them hearty
welcome, and did what he could TO entertain
sud interest them the remainder OF their
tnp.
lie was near 10 O'Clock last night before
supper was over, and consequently many OF
the quIll-driyers, who felt fatigued from
travel, remained at the hotel. or II they went
out ct all 1t was only fer short distance.
There is no fixed programme for to-day,
so the time will be spent in do>as-you-
please way. Doubtless a large number OF
The Ohi0ans will drive over the city to-day,
taking a bird's-eye view OF the points IN
which they feel most interested. They will,
OF course, all ride on the electric railway
many did this last night; and this afternoon
they leave for Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
LIQUOR AND PoOL DID IT.
otto wiGnnd sent ON for Violently
Resisting the Police.

Otto Wigand was before the Police Court
yesterday morning Charged with assaulting
and beating James Brown; also. with being
drunk and disordcrlv in the police-station
house. violently resisting the police, break
ing and destroying the city property, and
assauting and biting Policeman 4. III. J0y-
ner. Wigand is OF small stature, apparently
about thiriy.fye years old, slightly bald,
wears gold eyeglasses. full hut short beard,
and was well dressed. lie is a son OF Mr..
HI. Wigand. who died in this city few
days ago at an advanced sge, and whose re-
mains we've taken North for inteIment.
The evidence showed that while under the
influence Of liquor Friday night the accused
went TO Captain Paul's barroom and played
several games Of pool with James Brown
(colOred); that when the two stopped play
ing tbcv Ds came engaged in dispute. which
resulted in Wigand's striking Brown over
the head with cue. He was then arrested
aud taken tothe Second station-house, where
be was exceedingly dIsorderly. He violently
resisted Policeman Joyner and bit his finger.
The accused was fined s. and costs IN the
first case and sent on TO the grand jury to
answer The latter charge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
Election or officers.

At a called meeting Of Hines Lodge, No.
II, Knights Of Pythias. held on Friday eve.
nIng tue following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: Past Chancellor. r. $.
Denny; Chancellor Commander, Edward
Alvey; Vice-CbanceIlor, w, A. Watkins;
Prelate, George G. Jefferson; Keeper Of Re-
cords aud Seal. s. +. Beach; Master CT
Finance, L. L.. Courtney Master OF Ex-
cherquer. T. II. Powell; Master-at.Arms, r.
+. Cox; Inner Guard, j. II. SouthaIl; Outer
Guard, q. 4. Blankenship, Jr.
At the meeting OF Aurora Lodge, No. ZIG,
|. o. o. T., held on Thursday night the tol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Past Grand, X. X. SAdler; Noble
Grand, l.. Il. Mason; Vice-GraBd, J. ii. ID.
johnson; Secretary. u. S. Denny Financial
Secretary. G. L. Sims; Treasurer, James w.
White; Chspllin, Albert l.. West.
The appotntiye officers will be announced
on the night OF installation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
riuy Dollars for Selling Liquor on
sunday.

George Chllds, the colored proprietor OF q
bsr-room at the corner OF Munford and
Leigh streets, but who until very recently
kept near the corner OF Eighth and Cary
streets, was before the Police Court yester-
day morning charged with keeping his place
open and selling liquor on SUNDAY, June
10th. Two witnesses. Thomas Carter and
Milo Grinusn (both colored), testified that on
the dsy named they went into Childs's place
and got something TO drink, and when they
came out they were seen by Officers Walton
and Jones Otey. Several hours later Carter
told Officer Walton that he had gotten lfquor
in Childs's bar.rooul, and that II the officer
would give him bottle and some. money ne
would then go in and get some. Carter was
given bottle and Eve cents and in lew
minutes he returned with the liquor.
Childs. who has been reported several
times before, but against whom ease was
never made out, denied keeping bis place
open on Sunday, and bis counsel. Giles Jack
son, plead for him, but Justice Richardson
imposed foe OF fifty dollars, which Is bis
minimum in these cases. Childs took an APP
peal and his case was certified to the Hus'
tings Court.
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a vera.e. n ,ne campbel, ease.

To The case In the Chancery Court OF
Walker against Campbell the argument was
concluded Friday evening and the case YVES
submitted 10 the Jury. Yesterday morning
tie Jury rendered The followiog verdict:
We. the jury, ind in response 10 the fact
OF The issue submitted TO Us that the sale by
Wright. receiver, 70 john ID. Kelley, Jr., OF
the factory. fixtures. and machinery em-
braced In the same was device Of George
Campbell 10 hinder, delay, or defraud his
creditors, aud wefurtber ind, Ia response TO
the second issue, that Jobn ID. Kelley, Jr.,
did not know Of said George CampbelPs
purpose. and did not participate Ia the same
or assist hin In carrying Il Into effect by pur-
chasing said property or taking soy portion
OF sa!d property on secret trust for the
use and benefit OF said Campbell or other
wise,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

III. nan VINO PrsssussEs Cots seared
md Laaxea.

About $50 O'Clock p. NJ. yesterday young
coiored man came into tho City Bank and
presented check for $40 payable TO bearer
and signed .sE. Il. ADDISON Nj. VIM
looked al the cheek and asked the fellow who
gave It to him, when aud where he got II 2
lie replied that "iLe old gentlemen" tmean-
ing the elder Mr.. Addison) gave it TO MIN "a
few minutes ago.
Mr. VIM being very suspicious looked az
the signlture-book and not finding that the
writing corfesponded to Mr.. Addison's, tele.
phoned to Allison & Addison's and FOUND
thar mis- Mr.. Addison was out OF town. BY
this time, notwithstanding Mr. VIM had re-
quested some one 10 keep an eye on The man,
the man had fed. and though pursued was
not captured. The check he left behind and
will probably moi call for il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

tory avenue, s22o.oe. s. y. 3lsstou's trus.
teo to Preston Cooke and Y v. Meredith. lo2
fest on Ivy street near sys.smorc, tsiSS John
n. Brown and wife 70 IL 3. Unailin. one
half interest In 200 feet on Carter STREET.
sis470; Alexander Delaney snd wife to
John Ahs.n, one FORTH interest IN
"a a5s 1000 acres on The Meadow-Bridre
road, $4,000; John Frey snd wife to J. II.
Dtrbysbife, 100 feet on Wal ace street cor.
ner OF carter. $1,000: John W. Loving and
wife TO William Buckley, 30 feet on Wood
street, 1918; Samuel II. Pleassnts's ndm'n-
islFstor TO r. &. Garrison, 90 feet on Clay
street corner Of Thirty-iflh, s22J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

Where do you buy sheet-Music! At
Sanders g. StaymAn's music.house, 12l7
east Main street, yOucan buy Sheet.Music at
half price and reduced rates. viii furnish
classic, copyright, and all music published at
reduced prices. Orders by mail promptly
attended 10. Write for catalogues. Trial
order solicited. Headquarters for Estey
Organs and Weber Pianos, the leading in
strumenis OF the world. Low prices, easy
terms. This is the largest piano and organ
firm in the South. Il. Il. PAUL..
Resident Manager.
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Po,iceC ours.

Among the cases disposed OF in the Police
Court yesterday morning were the follow
ing:
Thomas easaptstcoIored). stealing car.
pet and dress, the property OF Mary Zincke.
Sent TO Jail for thirty days.
Nellie Robinson (coloredl, feloniousIy as
sauliIng and cutting Scott and l.. HUI.
cher with knife, Fined s. and costs and
security required for twelve months In the
sum OF 500.
Major johnson, Charles Washington, and
Robert Williams tall coiored) were fined IS
and costs each for being dtsoyderly and
creating disturbance and interfering with
the club calied "GhtserinE STAR Of the Day.y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
meteorological Report for June.

The subloiued table gives the sunrise,
minimum, and maximum readings OF the
thermometer, the course OF the wind at sun
rise, and the amount Of rainfall for the
month OF June.
The readings OF the thermometer were
taken IN an elevated portion OF the city, the
position Of the instruments being free from
any Influence of reiracted heat. They are
STRENGTHENING, OF the best French manu-
facture. are carefully noted each day, and
the figusres are believed to be absolutely cor
rect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

1t will be seen that not only has the past
been the hottest June for the time indi-
Gated, bu. that the rainfall was unprece-
dented.
II has been said in the last few days by
many persons that the weather was cooler
than they ever before experienced in June.
The record shows, however, that on the
2Gtb, 9th, and 2Sth OF June, 1851, the Their
mometeg registered 90" each day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

1t won't do to say that everything that is
advertised is a humbug. for we are going to
let the smokers know that the Grand Repub-
Inc Cigarros aud Buffos are what the masses
want il printers ink and money will do the
work. TRIBBETT TAYLOR,
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

'Phons, 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

The city oil Nashville has authorized the
issue o. $500. 900 IN water.works bonds-ail
of which come 70 Richmond Messrs. John
L. Williams x Son. bankers ana brokers
here, having bought 5000 outright aud
undertaken 70 ne2otislc The balance,
Judge JAMES r. Bel, The representative Of
the city Of Nashville was IN the eitv yester.
dsy making delivery Il bonds 70 the drm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
rour.h-orIu,v Ercur.iou RATES.

The Richmond and Petersburg railroad
offers special inducements in the way OF
Fourth-of.July rates: To Norfolk and re-
turn only SO; Virgins Beach and return
only $3.50; Lynchburg and return only
$3.50. Tickets on sale at Byrd-stre station
aud CARRIERS July Sd and 4.h, good to return
until July 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
The BIues' EncampmeBf.

Captain Sol. Cutcbins, Of the Richmond
Light Infautry Blues, yesterday appointed
Flrst-Sergeant Henry +. Vaughan. CORPORAL
William Pizziui, and Private Charles h.
Harris committee 10 communicate and
make arrangements for the company's con-
terminated annual encampment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
Poor ELECTRIC Light.

The incandescent lights have been OF a
very unsatisfactory Illuminating power for
several nights past, and customers are COM
planning OF them very much.
They did not afford the light needed AND
expected, aud which at their best they give.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
A Curiosity.

Messrs. c. Lumsden & Son. S23 Main
street, have for sale a tine Gold Rocko
Watch-1jO years Old. 1t winds on the face,
Is handsomely enamelled. and has seventy
Eve diamonds around the face. Ii will be
shown with pleasure to any who may wish
10 INSPECT IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
Go to ISAAC sYeLE & CO.'S for Ratchet brand
Collars and Cuffs. Collars, &C.. Cuis, l2hc.
DRINK Malto a. soda-fountaiu.

When your liver is out OF order your whole
system is deranged. Your blood is impure,
breath offensive, you have headache, feel Ian
guild. dispirited. aud nervous Tho Baltimore
" EptoeopdI Methodist" says: "SIHNoNs LIVER
REGULATOR is acknowledged to have no equal as
a liver medicine, containing those southern roots
aud herbs which an All-Wise Providence has
placed IN countries where liver diseases prevail"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
ClrY-Hfreet Property.

A deed OF bargain and sale was recorded In
the Cbancery Court clerks office yesterday
from Mr.. Sampson Kirsh and wife conveying
to Mr.. James Fox houses Nos. 702 and IO4
east Clay street, fronting together 46 feet g
inches. The price paid was $500.
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Averages for the month. !
Mean temperature, $50.

~ Light rain at night
90 Showers ia tho afternoon and night
(s) Rain with thunder and lightning at night.
a. Light sprinkle Of rain la the afternoon.
% Light rain in the afternoon.
10 Light showers Of rain about noon.
"a Rain ia the afternoon and night
o. showers all day and night
(9) Showers all day and night.
Amount Of rainfall for the month, 4S9 inches
We give below table showing the mean
temperature and the average amount OF rain
TALL during the corresponding month for the
past nine years:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

A full line Of beautiful samples OF French
Flannels for 0yershirts 10 be made 20 mea-
sure. WILLIAM MITCHELL * Co.,
Manufacturers,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
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400 East Broad street

is the place to find the best assortment of
hammocks 10 the city. Our SOC, 75c., aud
81 hammocks have no equal.
w. s. SUBLETT.
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Drink Malto; tits pleasant.

Perasols, White Goods, Flouncings. Ladies'
Underwear, and Unlaundered shirts are offered
this week at especially low prices at
NIrTELD0RFERis.
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pon,t Trine with your Eye.

and do not allow any one else to do ii for you.
Call on Or. ;. Galeski, 9l5 east Main, and
have your Glasses correctly Tilted to the eye
at moderate cost. Examination free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

50 per cent. sure il you find pair to iii you
among the SPECIAL sale OF Odds-and-Ends at
JACOB MAY & Sons,
COZ Broad street.
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sound mind goes very seldom without a
sound digestion. aud nothing contributes toward
II more than tho use OF ASGOsTURA BGTrERs, the
world-renowned appetizer and ingigorator
Manufactured only by DR.. j. G.. B. SegerI & Sons.
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.The Destts Nome roo Gooc -

stelnwsy Is acknowledged by all to be the
leading piano OF the world. Walter d.
Moses Il Co. have secured the agency. 9l4
Main street.l
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Personal.

Mr.. George W. Hill left yesterday TO
spend the summer At the White Sulphur
Springs,
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large assortment OF Flannel Oyershirts.
WILLIAM MITCHELL a. Co..,
corner Ninth ana Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

The undersigned having retired from the
retail trade has disposed Of his goodwill IN
the retail business to Messfs. +. b, Robert
son q Brother, with woom be has been 50
sgreesbIy associated for the past eighteen
months.
lie asks for them the sane confidence and
patronage you have bestowed upon him, az.
surlug you that you will be faithfully and
promptly served with the ptrest goods at
moderate prices.
+. II, Robertson & Brother sre young men
in hon YOU can place full reliance, and they
invite your orders.
Very thankfully yours,
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

OF special bargains in Shoes and Slippers at
j. MAY 4 soA's,
COZ Broad street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

Vuelta Abaio Is valley In the island OF
Cuba where the fine tobacco grows, aud
where we get our stock for Buffos and CT
garros. TElBBETT " TAYLOR,
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
Drink MaIto for the nerves.

ISAAC sYcLE s. Co.--Low prices on Carpets and
Mattngs. sO3 Broad street, next to corner of
ri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

Referring to the above announcement OF
Mr.. Blair, we join him in thanking you Tor
your past patronage, and we coidiolly unite
with him in requestiog you TO give us your
orders and your Influence.
BY personal aud diligent attention to BUSH
ness we expect 10 merit large portion OF
your trade. We will keep nothing but the
purest and best Groceries, and we viii sell
them at moderate prices.
Very respectfully.
+. b. ROBERTSON & BROTHER,
Fancy Grocers,
G22 east Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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Shirts made TO measure. Fit guaranteed.
WILLIAM MITCHELL Il Co,
Manufacturers,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

to visit the special Odds-and- Ends Sale OF
shoes and Slippers at ]. MAY 4 Sons,
COZ Proud sleet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

ADMINISTRATORS are requested TO ex-
anime our large aud well-assorted stocs. Prices
in this department are lower by fully 25 per
cent. than elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

Reduced round-trip rates will be put on
sale by the Richmond and Danville railroad
July Sd and 4th, good for return until July
9Th inclusive
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Drink Malto.

Special bargains this week In Gauze Under
wear at ID. & L. MIrTELDOgFER's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

Soc, 7Jc and 81
are our prices on strictly tirstclass line OK
Before you leave for the noun
ialns see our stock aud it will surprise you.
our prices are the lowest, our stock the
largest. SUBLETT's, Broad street.
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Dom. Forget

at cheap price.
phone, 13S. BRswAsGER & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

Large Asssrtmsst sseiuway Fisuos.
walter D. Moses 4 Co, Ola Main street.
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Drink Mslto-a5 cents a bottle.
CtAKS'S TEN-DOLLAR SUITS.

It Is not our purpose to write an essay
on the laws Of health, or to point out to
you the consequences Of neglect OF their
observance, but common sense tells US
that the feather-weght clothes we wore
this week. when the mercury Vas flirting
with the ninetles. are not VAIN enough
for day like this, with a raw, damp,
northwest wind blowing.
A. sAKs & co.
1t is our purpose, though, to tell you
how cheaply and well you eau provide
against such sudden and radical changes
in the weather by paving visit TO our
house and investing a Ten Dollar Bill ina
suit OF clothes.
A. sAKs & co.
We offer you the choice Of over Three
Hundred Suits-all wool suits--in both
cutaway. frock. and sack styles: pro-
perly proportioned, perfect httlng and
fashionsbly cut, for TEN DOLLARS $40.
The fabrics from which these suits are
made include Casslmeres, Cheyiois, and
Tweeds, in plalds, both large and small.
In st.ipes Of various widths. In mixtures,
and In solid colors. There isn't a suit
among the lot worth less than sl2, and
some Of them are being sold elsewhere
in town as bargains at tl5. Our price for
choice Of the lot is TEN DOLLARS gl0.
A. sAKs co.
We have long season OF hot weather
ahead, relieved by occasional cloudy
days and cool mornings aud evenings.
win it not be a good investment TO put
Ten Dollars clO) in one Of these hand
some suits OF ours. They are warm:
they are cool. "Paradoxical" you will
Say. SO It would seem, but we wiz ex-
plain. Being made from Atwood fabrics,
they ays EARN iR cool wsatt~. Again,
being Atwood, ioosely-voven wool, mado
in half skeleton fashlon-that Is, orly
half iinsd--they are non-conductors OF
heat; consequently cool IN warm reathsr.
A Ten Dollar BIZ win buy one. Can you
afford to let this orer so BY, Hardly.
Kidd
ouTr1rrSRs TO ALL xANKIsH
iOosAAIS STREET.
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King of Piapos-stein.ay.
EiT-ScreenH

Walter d. Moses q Co., sole Agents, 9l4
Main street
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They Cams Come I'm

II you apply our patent wire screens to your
windows and doors. You will no longer be
worried with flies aud insects. Prices on
application at Subjects, Broad street.
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One Basou e. szamiin Cheap.
Cash OF time. Manly b. Ramos & 20.

How to get rid Of Indigestion-Take TAR
Rants SELTZER APERIEST.
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knabe Pianos.
Sole agency, Manly b. Ramos & Co.
Everett Pianos.
Sole agency, Manly b. Ramos & Co.
Fnurrh IuiY Rates.

One GrOvesteen & Fuller Cheap.
Call al once. Manly b. Ramos a Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

ID. Sc E. MITTELDORFER,
81 Broad street:
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Why IL the Grand Republic Cigarro like
old wine?
Because it needs no push or bush.
TRIBBETT e TAYLOR,
Sole Agents.
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rlY-kcrcenS
You Can save

at cheap prices.
Phone, 1873. BINswASGER Il Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

HIy-screens
at cheap prices.
'Phone, 1883. fiISswAsoEa 6 Go.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-06-07

The application Of Mrs. E!rod
AID her father, William Kelly, to
be admitted to bail was heard be.
fore Chancellor Hall in the Chan
Gerry court last week and bail was
taken on the hearing Of the ease.
These are the parties who r un-
der indictm ent charged with conn.,
pllcity in killing William Elrod
last July. IL will be remembered
that Elrod was fired upon and kill
ed while asleep in his bed. This
evidence against the parties is
said to be weak and bail was or
dered in a small sum. Howrv Il
Falkner vera the attorneys for the
defendants.