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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
HIS LAST DAY ox TEE BENCH.
Justice Richardson Rctires aud ar.
Crutcbneid Quniifses.


Mr.. David Crockett Richardson yesterday
laid aside his official robes rs Justice OF the
Police Court and they were dOnned by Mt.
John J. Crutchfeld, who was elected to that
position by the Gi.y Council on Monday
night.
Justice Richardson's last days work was
not an altogether lieht one, but most OF the
cases were OF triling character. short
while after the court adjourned Messrs.
Richardson and Crutcbfeld went to the office
OF Mayor Elyson together, and Mr.. Crutch-
field qualified. The moment that Mr. Cr'ltcb-
field became the Justice Mr.. Richardson re-
turned 10 private citizenship.
Mr. Richardson had presided in the Police
Court for eight years aud his administration
from beginning to end was marked by fair>
ness 10 all, and while the offending classes
feared 10 come before him, they respected
him for his upughlness. integrity, ana
honesty. None Of them could ever feel that
they bad received more than Justice, aud In
the esteem Of this class lies the highest com
piment that this efficient aud faithful office
has ever received. As clerk 10 the Police
Justice. which position he held for ten years
before be a.cendcd the bench, Mr.. Richard
son showed his special fitness for the position
which he has filed with such eminent salts
faction. Mr.. Richardson will spend few
weeks In New Kent. after which he will re-
turn 10 the city and turn his attention to the
practice Of his profession.
Mr.. Crutchfeld Is gentleman OF clear
head and good sense. Is well acquainted with
the duties Of his Office. and will make a
worthy successor to MIR. Richardson.
HIS FAREWELL.
Before leaving the bench Justice Richard
son wrote the following:
To-day with this docket my official con-
nection with the Police Court ends.
! was elected clerk TO the Police Justice
July 4. 1870, and continued in that Office by
subsequent reflections until July |, lSSD.
when. in consequence Of the death OF my
generous friend and bonefaclOT, Hon. Joseph
!. White. Police Justice OF Richmond. was
elected TO succeed him. and by subsequent
reClecious continued IN 4 Office until this
day.
Having declined reelection b. the Office
Hon. John J. Crutchtield was on Yesterday
elected to succeed ne aud will qualify to-day.
I desire here TO testify TO the faitbiuness ot
all the officers Of the Police Court during
10y connection with the office Of Police jus.
tlce, and to express my grateful apprecia.
ton Of the kindness ana courtesy OF which |
have been the recipient from them, from all
others connected with the city government,
and from counsel who have appeared before
the court. | retire from the Office with
cheorfulness on being relieved OF its weigniy
responsibilities, with consciousness OF
haSing endeayored TO do my duty under The
law, with pity for the unfortunate, and with
malice towards 40 person on earth.
July 3, 1888. -. G. RICHARDSON.
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All work inirusssd to tho Dispatch Job-Print-
ing House promptly executed.
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Dig
EOOTWEAR.

FoorwE AR. .dM9
ssfsSl''~
FOOTWEAR. for LADIES, GENTLEMEN.
MISSES. BOYS, CHILDREN, and INFANTs will
be placed at great sacrince. Only q fow weeks
longer Entir . stock must go, no matter at what
price. as ge p,ed nom to rebuild. No matter
what competitors may advertise we win promise
oven material saving over he lowest
WERTHE MER'S
GREAT REBUILDING SALE,
AZ EAST BROAD STREET. Gs
uy i-eodtSeil
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StPECTAL SHOE AND SLIPPER
-
SALE OF
ODDS AND ENDS.

Ladies', Mlases'. and Chiidrens Nlkado Slip
pers al 5Jc worth 7Jc. and 81;
Ladies 10 Iinnd-furn Boots sold fOrmeiy ~ ~
now selling at f25O;
Fine Cinrlnns Make Ladles' Opera slipper.
with bows AT G5c.. regular price. tl.5
Ladies' fD Han l-SItcbod Boots reduced % ~;
Ladies' -Four utton NeWp0rt Low shoes gi tL5o.
This ~ q abe Cincinnati make AMI W. 2od
them at s. ~.
ladies' Genuine French KID, French Heel, New
York. Made Boot ~ fgtO, Old price 81:
Big lot Of LaIles 81 Kid Boots al t2JD.
LoI of Misses gJc. Beaded Bow slippers Tor jOc;
Lot OF Mssss' i3 tiigh-Ci Heel Md Boot: sacit-
iced now FOR 81:
Gentlemol's Nikalo Slippers ct 75c., old price
fl.25:
Lot Of ladies' IAuglry Ties at 5oc.. oil price
SL@;
Misses l.Stra Iligh.Cut Spring Heel Boots that
we're ~ nov se-slzes u. y, -. i3s, ani -;
ladies' Fr9nch Kid BS0s sold formerly al 81.
now g.;
Lot Lsdies' Patent-L Leather ti.s0 Oxfords nov 81;
ladies' French Kid BOOts. Louis AN. heels, worth
g7--sizos :. 3, I. and 4x-nOw 81;
Lot Of Genllemon's IS COlOrod-IOp shoes nov ior
81;
LOtoi ientlemens $3.50 Calf Shoes for i2.ih
Como before your size IS gone as wo cannot
guarantee 20 hay0 Sll sizes and widths Ia aDgfs.
No exchange For cash only,
JACOB NAY q SON,
ty l-iw on Broad street
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haul baggage.
w, DELLIg SUTHERLAND,
phone lS. north Eighth street.
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JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE.

Announcements for rse next academic year
or now ready and VIII be seut on application.
Thirty s-holarshlps are open to graduate stu
dent ;rom Virginia and North Carolina
81 aLM KNafOcl
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open after the fireworks display tonight.
Electric and city railroads pass the doors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

NEAR CULpEPEK, VIRGINIA.
OrerssuPcri alvanlagos 90 boys los business.
f.r College or tbc University Oi Virginia. IA
Dli,y oi instruction aul Management: JOnS
lAtl, ~. A., 20 nircr-iiy Of Nirginia,) d. y. HAR-
El-. III. A., university az NnginiG,) and X. H.
POWELL Board and tuition. without extras,
ga Write t0 Cuipcper ior catalogue.
~ Isl. .MNI 2,nsN k2m &w2m
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4 UGUsrA FEMALE sEMINARY,

. = STAtNTON, VA, MISS MAhl J. BALD
Mn. Principal OPENS SEPTEMBER 5. ltSs
CLOSES JUNE. 1857. Unsurpassed location,
DlidinR., FrOun0s, and appointments. Fun
cUYps ot Icscbcrs. tDriyalied advantages In
Music. languages. Elocuuon. Art HOOK. Koeping,
Physical Cuifure, Stenoeraphy, and 1ypowritine.
Baafd, Ac., wiih full tng.ah Course, S25a for Tie
e4liro session Of nine months Music. Art. aud
LANGUAGES extra. For iuli particulars apply 10
Llc fruapal Tor catalogue. 70 &7-eOd2in
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rne Iianuafar Telenhanc ComnanY

A meeting OF the directors OF the Tide.
water Telephone Company was held at West
Point yesterday and presided over by Judge
Garnett. General j. b. TaIaferro, Hon. J.
N. stubbs, and Maryus Jones, Esq. are OF
the directory and we're present. All the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
A NATIONS HOLIDAY.
THE FOURTH OF JULY AND HOW IT
WILL BE OBSERVED HEgE.
Excursions - Regatta Baseball - Fire
Works al the Few Reservoir Tonight .
street-Car Arrangements, &c.

The Fourth Of July glows brightly in the
memories OF our elderly citizens who were
familiar with the fashion in which 1t was
celebrated In "the good old times" meaning
the halcyon period when they were Young,
when Fancy colored every prospect, when
Fame had only to be sought to be won, when
rheumatism and carking cares were M
known, and all the world was q pleasure
garden. Fled are those happy times; gone.
too, the Armory Guard and Band; the pa
rades Of The infantry aud the sautes OF the
artillery on the Capitol Square; the quoit-
pitching and mlntiuleps at Buchanan
SprIng, and the lurid Oratory with which
every incipient statesman sung the glories
OF "our country" We have come upon the
stage later, and a quarter century hence,
as we fan the embers Of The past
and recall 1883. II viii be to think
OF a Fourth when the excursi0nists
were pouring in and out oi the city
at maryellously cheap rates: when all the
public officials were resting from their cares.
and the national colors were flying from
many hOusc-tOps; when Warwick Park was
brilliant with landsmen end Doaimen, and
the regatta was the thought OF the hour;
when for the first time the New reser-
vOir grounds we're used for the display
OF fire. works, and when such institutes as
Richmond never dreamed OF before went
thither IN Electric coaches, horse>csrs,
buses. spring-wagons, and various other
vehicles to witness pYrotechnics wherein
many pictures were painted in the air.
Altogether we win be able TO make our
Fourth compare very well, indeed, with
those long gone; at least the boy of to-day
Will certainly vaunt It's glories In the time
coming.
POsT-OFFICE AND OTHER PUBLIC OFFICES
The post-oilice will be closed to-day ex-
ccpt for Sunday hours.
All the City Hall, Capitol, and custom
house Offices will be closed.
so will be the banks, the freight depots,
dc. Ia fact, very little business OF any sort
Will he done in Richmond to-day. Most Of
the men-folks arc going OF on excursions,
and those who stay in the city will want to
save up their strength for to-nighps visit to
the New reservoir, where they will have the
charge Of their wives, daughters, and sweet
hearts.
The Office Of Flour Inspector will be
closed to-day and tomorrow.
HAeF.HAII.
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Drink xalto; MS pleasan.

RJoB Pnnrno neatly executed a the Dispsic
Printing House.
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NEISS RANDOLPH'S SCHOOL.
WI SARAH \. RANDOLPH. Principal

An able and experienced corps Of teachers
Ofers unusual advantages 20 tho pupils Of tnis
scno0i lsi8 Eutaw Pace. baltimore, Nd.
sc sql .eodfSea1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

There will be two games Of baseball TO-
day-one at 10 A. NJ. and the other at
$3.50 L. Mat Boschen's Park between
the RichmOnds. who have recently re-
organized with good team. and the Pallas
Club Of Washington, the championship club
Of the District. These clubs play tomorrow
also, and three interesting games may be ex-
npctel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

& MARY'S : SCHOOL.-Foundcd
- 1913 Tho new Ar, buiidine completed iSSi
Tor catalogue afdross Ley. B. SaEDEs. A. NJ,
kcctr and lrncral
iho climate 0f Raleigh Is one Of the best In
o.. world LIP. LYNAN. je 23-eOd3n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

VErAkE-FOREST COLLEGE,
W NORTH CAROLINA.
sixteen miles norm o. Raleigh. Fiity-fo fourth
anuusl session begins SEPTEMBER lsr. Ton
,fs.rcf schools Ten instructors. Ten thou
sand volumes in Library Wen-cqupped Labo-
fa'ofia,. Eeaiing-Room and Gynsslum; extern
slo grounds For catalogue. &c, address,
rEEsIDEsr CHARLES t. TAYLOR,
farigu Wake Forest, y. &.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18
HEALING WITHOUT MEDICINE.

ARISE AND WALK
II say unto thee arise. take up thy bed,
and 20 tiny way unto thine house. and i'm
niediately he arose took up his bed, and
went forth before them ALL
Most forcibiy were spectators reminded of
this passage IN the Holy Scriptures while
seated in Hartman Hall. yesterday morn
ing, as they saw one after another of the
lame halt aud blind seek the powerful aid
and ighty touch OF Dr. Evans What his
gilt D. healing is or what power be pos
ses>es. cannot perhaps bs satisfactorily az
planned. bu, the sense of seeing and hearing
cannot De denied. and those VINO were pres-
ent saw the strange and wonderful things
happen which are now selected. lady
was led upon The stage who WAS totally
blind She stated that this was only her
tGiTd treatment and that she was rapidly
recovering kef sight.
The next case was tha. of SIR. Michael
Casey, who resides at 40 Sout Division
S.. who was the next patient. anu created
quite an excitement by proclaiming 10 the
audience DIS wonderful cure of neuralgia OF
the heart. from which he had suffered 70
such an extent that he had not slept tw
hours a. any one lime for the last SIX
months. also total deafness of the LETT ear
Ehich was perfectly cured by Or. Evan
after few minule-' treatment. after other
physicians bad tried in vain TO give him
relief.
scores Of similar cases were treated dur
| ing the morning. and not IN single in
| stance did failure TO cure or relieve the
| patient occur. DR.. Evans as undoU bted )
| the greatest magnetic physician OF the age
| besides being regular physician OF emil
nent ability. his consultations at Sweet:
Hotel are Tree from 10 a. IN. till Z p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18

The SUBSTANTIAL growth anu rapid progress
when - generally conceded "a oue Of
fsrsud Earia,' Hsost ustGral characteristics,
sau c8aunaes. Aud in tas boon. one Of
tas mess aol saa.e new FIRMS wGIoh comes
unaer asf 1assrF sl0n - taSt Of TIE Ren.n-
saiar Esper box tompaly. D.siin. BFDoss
IS Co. rropTstors. toca ed - - snf Al
Narfa p.visioB-se.. 6ltsd up vifh al the
.4zssi improved machinery 4ecssssTii7 ss-
s-nt2i far Hrst class factory 70 every rs-
stsct Ire ia,lory. sit4o1zb located on
tae rairu foor. Is lerTe iigns aad eon ven
isntv arranged. aioris8g. a. it does. ample
suace tor tu- assny dt8ereag 5spaFlmenls
nr Dstiu. tae courtsons mansxsr Of this
ceurzny. nas aar see psss seven gesfs been
canneCfe8 wf. h4Tios Bros. 81 rnis city.
aaa -sT-r resrs rrrrlnas acted in fae
csnacltr cd foreman fof A. h-rlnx & Co
al lsSrait Re laoroeshiy understands ihs
rsana aCtaTi aI Paper aexcx having
sssvesi "a ssfareen years n tse sas.ness
F8rard b fHsgn : nrether 90 the nlsa-
age. $50 sfF fesrs sxper.e-ice. 81 can-
rrls8 cT tause zoo seow him snong shs
rFssieszfta - taofaflzaiy Hr&ctlc4i trx-
aaaser. ne lset saas faee asnt.euen aa-
aarsrzre sa- cusiaess 81 tAereug8lF sna
f.ia. tha sfaer ssncn4 ~ Eae factory
taausset ~ a sufficient ID usfrans thar 81
.s.tsrs Is fsses a taen riiI recssTs prons ef
sra cerssrai So @1ison- Ia~ Esalnsu 81
Faper 8tx CeEi nsng are rev is.lg rrsosrsi
- slszs stelf .slee SD n1tlllneEF coxes
essa fsefioners tu3 ~e,fcias cake hcEes
.t~ekzisfs alce-. packinE SIT and arFss
-rxeS sa.sA.e easps. ri4-an bees. Sc
i,.sxss a. .slher 1He wcrxs spe-ialtv. %
s... seaar s rtssl esnt -.s.l xost.ts a. ressoa-
ss4e eses scr f1ls s8caeanv can SapFiv
y,,,. xifa aEssasaz Ia t4is lne-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18
NOTICE.

To The Qual.sed Esefors Of "a, cysrntv o.
Ieuf
Eotiee y herefr gvep hat ths quesrior
rslse fs leer fhe efu - nDe hundred snf
erecting > Cfurt huHse wiH - admitted r.
tte 0fieiffed rieesDrx ~ ths COUNTY ~ Eeuf
- fbs srnflsi fosnstir fftesf ines tneresf
ard tbs clisrtef eisffiYr n TIE esq - Crnnf
feDids - - bed m saic louatf ~ tb< frss
Eonosfin tprf a. p fset - n inar - - fay
site - - iDrs Erd rste - fuie-e~f NJ y
ercerf I've fef reut snutns az surns
remaining Cue anf utI pslc IN fhs hffeftth Gag
fEnusry ~ fHft enf sveff Fess a. vii
TIE ftrr - tsr thoust ~ doiiof Dsrfbis ~ ne
ffte~r dsf - fsrDsrr "a
The sUfn - twenty tho1Eend 0Dilsr pevaols
fi.s fi.sentt day ~ 1spnars If9l
The s1i1 - ser ths4send dpis~ fsFshis o. tie
fftHeuth 1ss ~ tsoUarg. ~
Ths SIN ~ fsenfF thcsssu5 ooiifn psysbls 81
NJ ffteeuih oeT ~ fsRufrT 1fH
The TDru 81 trE fbosssIat doIisrs teFssis e. ne
fneentb Gar - lsDuer5, is4
7bt sru ~ twerts ttors ~ doI az rsFsbif
shs ff.erffff Ger ~ Ifnuefr fsf
Tn eurn ~ fer snnu-s q 1oliarr Jsssbie - tss
tree1ft dsy q 5srffx<T. 1sef
TIE e1fm rf twruf tnfu< 80 fo1ss- TsTsrst -
Ire tfisertf "a o. fsuperF. ~.
Thf IN - ter ~ r.sot aoilsff psysese 90 he
feeefltk 3sF - Jsr7erf. 80
Tbs ssu ~ fwtelfF tkeueenr defx re- etie %
ftss ffteenff 6fg ~ SsutarT. -
f,ate1 kefsrusrT - 80
p ofser - G,f Rsxff ~ sgpertz~rf - rert =,
1frHE " vafEFk
coEF FITT-p 3 rfRFFt fhsifr1sin of E-s-f
Gers o. Boarf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18
Fresh Air mt Night.

Jenny June tells Of lady who for years,
during the winter months, rose at night
after her husband was asleep, and noise
lessly opened window about two inches,
top and bottom. If he knew of it he would
declare it gave him cold; il he did not know
of it he was not affected, except that he
would get up particularly bright and well,
and frequently remarked to his wife: "You
see it Is all nonsense, your idea about open
ing the windows such weather as this.
have no headache, hefer felt better in my
life, and if you would tell the truth you
would say the same" His wife always rose
first, closed the window as noiselessly as she
had opened it, and turned on the register.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18

f~ss Il ls=e gorsses "a. of "a
- tls rhtra - 3 taes ssas b.
Wac tas p.i.el sa..ss 2li aaEr4of es.9
Ns1t efla O. nfh. a. o1g er d.,
~hsn ---1-a .sir ss.ass Az1x
Lived r.-1t1 eaea rsst ~slA
sHt l-s slsz ssll es.rsa a -eks p4iE.
1sse .o.-st.as-t .si- All l4ll-
Tvs ls tsa.e 80 q ia ...1s ks2s ~.
of s,ir.l1-lss 49, soas
The rs Ga salca ofls1 sig1.
F9s aalea @e lea isEs.
ira hsrss14ss. e. .si Ia Eiisssrag Da-ls
ie1Gs 'ssi -5a ar.i q cAss.e hlsh.
~nien l4f asa. ri ss hil alll vale.
Li1e1 psolfg a. .3ss1s v .ks cay.
p day asai algl. as zza 4 ssa - far.
As 80 sces ~ a.s s.tssi s&ssd.
NJ u.sazis.l aoF sissrs i - ssoald oar
hs co1r-e e. he rsss e- lae mead
~ he rlle be l1ols-t 3i sls n4iten fair
NO solla b. 8. lAe caste gate
20 ns.i b % a. he aligafe1 there.
Al ea.ts h'ia boz being as.
And ae ihs'ashs ne e,a,d aesS The trunpet call
Ffoal he herA.d above the por..
AID be l1oashf of me fast spiead forth Ia ne
hsl
whts he seses ehslnped their bss IN ,ha
court
Tier tie l5fc o. ne caste 0us born 70 coDmsnd.
VIA tie cOun.sss IA, ~tse ~ his SIDE.
woaid descend - meet hin AID give hin his
asui
Aal a.Gl wlsh tasm 70 ABIDE
Ana .at4. she knight dreamed the hours away,
a "a. cautcred . er mead sns down,
Singing % himself some o1Fder laY.
.aas se aeAld when last al the town.
Soon AFT nishs. descending fast
NiIh shsdoss had d4skeaei his way
/ lie came % loresi. deep aud sast.
Through which his pathway lay
/ Boldly ne plunged mid Tue lea;y trees,
Waaeh lesed their dark shades round.
Their soilsss stirsed ., no passing breeze.
Gave iogth no rus.ie or sound
lis steed - .t plunged . eE root and moss,
I Sp.sshed In q ruanlug stream.
TIE kaigh, drew rela. nor would he cross.
TIL he cauga. OF the shore gleam.
/ lie STA uef his eyes. but he could not see.
| Nor by any slga could he tell.
/ How deep the rolling fo) might be.
/ How vile IL turbid swell.
/ A nomcnt no waited ia anxious doubt
Whether TO stem the tide.
! or whether 'twere bess TO turn about
i ANA for n daylight bide
/ But the mai.el who stood al the castle gate,
! Ia vain for him would look
| SO he boldly plunged ia without heed or wait.
/ When 10. twas but shallow brook!
/ Ia life when doub. sssails your way.
/ o. irowns aeross your PATH
When darkness hides the light of day,
| Nor point, no. pole star hath,
lie, the roar no. stop your Onward stride
Nor the currents threatening look,
| Plunge IDLY into the swelling tide,
! Pcrchaace It's only brook
| Cal. A. MAZU.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18

ILs le.is-aay lu iEs ma.,sr oi the
charges ffessnsa against Prosecuting
Aitorosf ClAEby sng sr.nssudent oi Pc
hco oHlra Is abons al ia-lhs fact bsiug
thas Fudge passios. s.tins IS Coz
missioner. tes ru.sJ thar al la test
nouy hss beea tsksr. That would seem
O. seii.e t up 20 ths arguments.
hh-s % tue fssuts
4 io Gata the result . pTso0ely what
H. Ialzessii- -HsrAiD prsdistsd that Il
would be-lts manifestation q much
sympathy for CRAY. TIE facts are that
clsy odiesr haa charged county cllcer
WIZ G.al.easarce n else. aud the de-
isalart has shown conc.Gs.gely that
som3 sort oi uslfcasanc5 bas taken up
~ alode in sae gerson oi SnpeFiDssnd-
eus Ssrru. The ingsst cation of CIAY
disc esssa tie fcls that Salra nas sab
oFnsd, os attsuF iod 90 su5orn witness -
e. issUly 10 mss.srs - ihs Police Court.
ard ihat - has been guilty of acts OF
wbish 20 sGislsl IN Ia position should
dream o. "a short, tbs investigation
has proven that T. e. SMITH is not nt for
tao Fosi'ioa which Do hoids.
4a.s us Chef oe PgAcs began bis ca
reer s4t1 biSh hand. lie Instituted
r's'-s ard regulations Tor tie force which
we're not only SiilcnlaEl. hG. impractical,
snd ,ss mas bssa ooaAsd 20 reeeds from
tDera- T-o 20 2.s ol tbs c;:y Gre te2iu-
mag 70 uz de-stand that the Police De-
Tsr.aas-t % ran, not for the purpose OF
tle detection and prevention OK crime,
bui. r... sr ier t18 aanoyaucs o: liberty
lovnr c,t zf~s. ths venting o' personal
stitF, s44 tie aEgrendizsa-sus ot the
martinez w1o riiies tia fo-cs.
eNWu zoos not seem CD profit by the
cross of judgement .s the past. and hia
dmnistral GA q sffars ia tie P9iics
-Jeea-,asnt wu continHs IN too future,
- .n tes r,sf. 10 20 40 utter failure.
4hsss are .cc.s which n stranger may
issrn H. aa5s VISIT TO the cry. The
remsIg u tbs case les ia the election o.
Magoc Who Ill taSs is upon niElss.i as
speedily as possiols 10 change the con-
slex.rn ~ ths poli,s comnisslon-s0i
fslersi SMITH sid NOT rseiEu, nslshsI
viH ls casDzs h.s tactics uatil compelled
g. 90 go.
Ia tas raaltss c. SxrrH -. Cav. snc
q hss cone 90 rs nothing moTs r0r iess
than rsrsoual matter. ths majority o.
tls eonaruniiy . Ia sympathy with ths
assaraaaf. T1s TnLrepAas- HERAlD hs'
pc sx.~.sss t3 masa far CLtr-Eor car
veexisansss h,s -oudsci-bus we 30 in
sist .iat ea stsil be- irss sl fairly, ant
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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18

The Siar Furniture Company. a new and
substantial firm located a. 100 South
Mvisi0D-st.. Compton Bro. s old stand, wish
~ call the attention OF the public 10 the
iscl that they have for the past two or three
weeks been ousiiy engaged in receiving ana
arranging large and most complete stock
Ot oil the latest style Furniture. Bedroom
Suits, Chamber suits, Psrlor Goods, Hail
frees. Chairs, Comu.odes, and in fact every.
tuing ia the shape OF Rne and medium
Furniture. The Manager or this firm is a
well-saovn gentleman, who for many
years has been a worthy caterer 10 tbe
Valley City trade and prospects are very
favorable Tor lsrge and prominent bust
ness. the location Deing one of tic hest Ia
the city. By al means do not fail 70 cal
on the Sssr Furniture Company. 100 South
Divisloa-st Get their prices and see toeii
styles. Visitors and iuspsctioo respectfully
- Irifetl
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18
IAr Gnrxa To HArE Orr

Is remark frequently made in spsskinz Of
TIE Weleh foulnz bed. whica Crockett x
H0ppins. one u the leading wholesale and
retail furniture dealers of this CITY, have
secured exclasive sale and have FOR the past
tSo or three Sesss been selling them ss
fsss ss could possibly get their orders lied
by the manufacturer. Iaey keep enough
ou hand. however, % show 70 Customers.
aGd tns many, very many advantages
which this bsd possesses over al other.
mace. are tco numerous 20 rne8uo1. con-
seausntiv for enc to become Thoroughly
acquainted With and appreciate sane. vii
rave 20 cali a. their hBe furniture establish
n,enf on Csnsi-st. Every body IS baying
fhe Welch foidi7x bod