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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-09
LA FILIE
MONSIEUR LEC0Q,
Par v, susla,h .! /. chahrIuas

[Suite.
--Trop beau joueur, mon jeune
ami, trop. .Pourquoi diable avtz
vous pr6te deux cent cinquante
louis a ce NJ. Georges, au premier
venu!
-Parce que ce NJ. Georges nest
pas lie premier venu pour moi!
-Vous n'aviez pas Pair de le
connaitre.
EN- efiet. Mais avant pen je
serai son ami
Pnis lie prince russo ct M. Jean
prirent congo du marquis de Saint
Benoit ct Sc dirlgerent vers les
Batignolles. NJ. Jean semblait
reAechir profonde,nent.
Pierre, dit.il tout a coup d son
compagnon de route, demain, pac.
tion Va s'engager. Domain, il vous
faudra vous rendre chez NJ. des
Armoies, rue Bellechasse, car je
connais son adresse a present.
Et saus 6tre entendue de Rouil-
'"rd, Jeanne mnrmora:
Rue Bellechasse! q deux pas
e Ia Seine ct du Pont.Royal.
Pauvre Toupin!
-Es qn'y ferai.je chez M. des
Armoies Z demanda le FAte.
-Demain, je vous lie dirai
x
Une fois revenue pres de Coralie,
Georges he put faire autrement
que &c lni raconter "a desastrense
soir6e, ainsi que FACTION genereuse
de NJ. Jean q son egard.
| -Je mai positivement pas le
d,oit de lui en- vouloir, .ajoutait
Georges, car apres m'avoir loyale
ment gagn6 ct apres avoir large
ment jou6, CO jeune hcmme m's
irendn un reel service.
! -Tu es certain que tn ne le con
naissais pas, ce NJ. Jean! disai
Coralie. Tu ne Favais jamais rem
contr6q
-Luif non. J'ai demand6 d Ii
Liseron Qui le lui await presente
C'est .e vieux marquis de Saint
Beuoit, qni tait part!e du Cercle d.
la rue Saint. Marc. Quoi quill e1
soit, ce jeune homme me plai
! beaucoup ct je me sens attire YER
lui par une reelle synpathie.
-Tu vas lui rendre sans retar'
l'argent que tn lui dois, n'est-c
pas
Sans retard. Mais, entire nous
i, 81 celia marche CONNIE depuis u
mois ct surtOut CONNIE cette nui
pheritage ne durera pas longtemp'
!. -Tu as beaucoup perdu, depui
un mois :
-Quatre cent mile francs pou
4 le mOins j.!
-Firmin, 6conte-moi. Ne jou
= plus. Je ten supplie!
-Tu veux que Je reste sur nr
pareille perte; jamais!
-Fais une croix sur le pass
Oublie ce desastre, ct ne tOucl
plus une carte! Autrement, to-
&c que nous avons fait n'aura ser
= de rien!
-Je sens que tn as raisoE, ma
je sens aussi que je he pourrai p'
tenir cette promesse, 81 ie te
,H faisais.
-Tu sails 81 je t'aime, nest
\. pas vraii La seule passion do
" je ne sois pas jalouse, cest le je
'e Absorb6 par lui, tn demenres inse
slble aux millades que to font
autres fsmmes; ct ainsi tn es e
tiArement 4 moi. Eh bien M
Firmin, mon amour est si graz
ou'il to sacrinefsit au besoin %,
e6ourit6 dc ma jslousie. Ne 10
plus, jst'ea psie. Essste. Tieu
snnlssnemt s>andant nj, unn1n.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-09
No. Is.

Car II mest on ne pent plus sympa.
thique.
Nest ce QUE celia! II vOus
ecrlt, repondez.lui ct invitez-le
pour demaiu.
NJ. Jean reflechit un instant, pois
il prit la plume ponr accuser r6cep.
TO" dies cinq mile francs ct en-
meme temps libeler son invitation.
oen'ement, ce qni le g6nait, c'est
quill ne voulait pas encore donner
son adresse a NJ. des Armoies. Rue
Nolle', il pensait que celia produi.
ralt une certaine impression sur
luI, ct il vonlait juger de Elsa de
Peffet. II tut done cOnvenu que Nj.
Jean Berthler trait le lendemain
chercher sou nouvel ami, an cafe
Richie, que Pom passerait ensuite
prendre NJ. lie Saint Benoit, Qui
efaIt de la partie, a son domicile,
rue ueS MathurlnS 1T one l'On Sc
renlrait ensuite au lieu chOisi pour
dejeuner, lieu que la lettre ne d6si-
gnait point.
NJ. Jean arrivait done au r6sul.
tat qn'il Sc prOpOsait: devenir ell
apparence Pami dc Georges des
ArmOies, Pattirer chez lui sous uu
pretexte assez futile pour ne point
eveiller Sd me6ance, voir leffet
proslnit par son entree dams la
maisOn on s'etait accompii le crime
don't il le supposalt rauteur, ct
agir eusrite Ell consequence. Avant
do frapper, la file de M. Lecoq
voulait 6tre bien assuree de ne pas
atteindre un Innocent. Or, ce
matin la ellie await donn6 an ordre
don't rex6cu,ion lni semblait i'm.
pOrtante. Rouillard await recu
nne mission 4 accomplir. Sill Sc
TAFT trouve qnelqu'inliscret dams
le petit hotel de la rue Bellechasse,
il aurait pu voir nn noble 6tranger.
un prince moscovite bard6 de favo-
ris blYnds ct de fourrures brunes,
Sc servant dun rosignol ct dun
trousseau de fausses clefs, pour
ouvrir Ia porte d'entree pendant
que la maison etait veuve de ses
{ habitanls, ct prenire ensuite la
? cire les emp,eintes des serrnres des
pOrtes principaleS. Cette besogne
5 commune aux cambriolenrs, parai-
trait bizarre lie In part dun gentiI.
e homme, meme cosaque, 81 nous ne
A savions que ce boyard nest autre
t que le citoyen Rouillard, Pierre,
dit le Fnte.
G. Pendant que Rouillard Sc livre,
4 scion les ordres de Mile Lecoq, a
g Foperation que nous avons tlite,
g operation qui, a un moment dome,
II lui permettra ainsi qua Jeanne de
q s'introduire sill ell est besoin chez
s Firmin ct Coralie, voyons ce qui 81
II passe rue Nollet. Apres avoil
n trOnv6 GeOrges au cafe Richie e1
avoir piis chez lui NJ. de Saint. Be
IT. mott:
~ Nous all0ns dejeaner chez mo
> sans facon, await dit NJ. Jean, e
q sceller table notre pacte de nou
70 velle amitie.
Is En- invltant le marquis de Saint
Il. Benoit, vieillar.l ainable ct scepti
9. que qui await beaucoup va ct beau
+ coup retenu, NJ. Jean s'6tait assur,
nj un joyeux compagnon qui NJ lais
or serait pas languir la causerie, et
par la. suppl6erait d rabsence d
y. gazette de Pamphi,ryon. On n
X s'ennuya pas Ell ronte. Seulemen
~ Georges, suivant de Feil le che
lie min que prenait le cocher, finit pa
ez de,nander OH Pom Sc dirigeait.
A. Aux Batignolles, r6pondit d'u
ton Indifferent NJ. Jean. C'est
que je demeure.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-09
Ma cherie, IL pourrai-jea
-Au nom de nOtre amour. Al

-Au nOm ue nOtro amour. Au
nom les services que je tai rendus,
aiouta-t ellie en- baissant la voix.
-Allons! je te promets un mois
i'abstinence.
-Et tn verras, dit Ccralie heu
reuse, que tn ne le regretteras pas.
Peut etre celia ts ga6rira.t.il on du
molnS te rendra-t.il plus raisonna.
bic. Car enfin, apres le prix ter.
liblement dangereux que nous
avons paye cette fortune, il scrait
absnrde de la perdre Te vols tn
retombe dams la misere, .contraint
de reptendre Ia lisree!
Firmin etait tout q coup devenu
sombre.
Ne parle pas de celia, Jaime
rails mieux m0arir, maintenant que
j'ai connu Ia vie large ct brillante,
maintenant que l'impunite nous est
acqnise, oh oui, j'aimerais mieux
mourir que nous voir, Pun ct
Paulre, plong6s de nouv eau dams
notre misere d'autrefois!
-Alors, c'est dit Plus de jeu,
ct dabord plus de cercle.
bord plus de cercle.
Plus de cercle, ije le jure, et
Gautant plus ais6ment que je ny
metals pas les pieds depuis que ce
Toupiu await etc espionner par Ia.
-Tu as w, dit vivement Cora
lie, que notre bonne 6toile ne nous
Il pas abandonnes. Pour CO We'll
espiOn, GU a cru 4 un accident
CONNIE pour les autres, ct cette
tOis encore nous n'avons pas etc
inqui6tes.
-Oui, dit Georges, nous sommes
Ell r6gle avec lautorite! Chacune
de nos combinaisons recu 81 con
secration judiciaire, ct CONNIE on
ne fajt pas deux fois le meme pro-
ces, tout celia est fini, sauf cepen
dant paffaire de la rue Nollet qui
me preoccupe toujours un pen.
-Pourquoii Maize pas pris tou
tes les precautions necessaires pour
ne laisser aucune trace? :? N'as-tu
pas acqnis Ia preuve que je les
avais bien p1ises
--Certes! j! Mais Iai peiDe
l croire d tant de chance 3! Commen
+. les medecins n'ont-ils pas examin,
lie cadavre ? Et s'ils FONT examine
3 comment n'ont.ils pas decouvert.
} -Paree que Ia blesscre fait
pendant le sommeil, EN- toute secu
) rite, etait imperceptible, ct gu
Page du d6funt a rendu probable
l Ia supposition de lapoplexie.
Q -Dieu veuille que tn ne te from
pes pas ct que personne ne rechel
}, che apres coup les auteurs de cett
n apoplexie!
!, -Qui les rechercherait Toupi
J. n'existe plus. II ne faut pas Sc fo1
S ger des GRANTEES chim6riques. Nou
n'avons pas & redouter Ia WE'LL
r concierge, IN esprit tout a ia
borne. QUAINT 4 Ia familIe, NJ. l.
10 COO ma laiss6 qu'une enfant, ur
fillette qui 6tait encore dams ur
10 pension dun faubourg de Paris,
Neuilly, je crois. Ellie ne doit p;
6. s'occuper d'autre chose que de q
le chiffons, de sou heritage 'ou 4
1t prince Charmant qni viendra
ii parler d'amour d'ici quelq,
temps!
is Ia confiance finit par me g
"a gner. Nous avons tonjours 81 biz
la maneuvre ensemble que toujou
nous avons triomphe. Mas Get
il fois, ma belle Coralie, c'est seul
Mt toute seule, que tn as supprim6
u. policier, le dernier obstacle, on
n. ,noins celui que nous croyions Ct
es le dernier, puisqne, depuis, il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
Personals and Brirfs.

Miss Fannie 7. Haley has returned to
the city.
Mr.. Nat. Lancaster, of Ashland, was
in the city yesterday.
Colonel f. VI. II. Talcott returned
yesterday from New Orleans.
Or. Fl. G. Eorstmann has left the city
for a trip to Luray and the mountains Of
Virginia.
Rev. DR.. A. Z. Dickinson left last
night to attend the Augusta Baptist As
sociati0n.
Rev. +. II. Pitt and wife are visiting
the Baptist associations in Piedmont
Virginia.
Mr.. c. Emmett Hill is confined to his
home, No. 4l6 south Pine street, 10y III
disposition.
Misses Minnie Jones and Annie An
derson have returned from pleasant
visit to Bon Air.
Mr.. 5. c. Keenan,, OF Huntington, W.
Va, is visiting his cousin, Mr.. w. Ii.
Scott, OF TINS city.
Mr.. +. c. Thornbury has returned to
the city after pleasant sojourn at Rock
bridge Alum Springs.
A large number of Richmond people
among them Mrs. II. l.. Pelouze, Mrs.
Frank Pelouze, Misses Belle and Jennie
Pelouze, Misses Lester and Parker, and
Drs. Charles TomDkins. Louis c. RosheE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
Charles VI. Shields, and Henry c. Jones
are now at the Paris Exposition.

Charles VI. Shields, and Henry c. Jones'
are now at the Paris Exposition.
Miss Charlie Dickinson, of Trenton,
Ky, is visiting her uncle, Captain j. L.
Dickinson, IL this city.
Mr.. ]. ID. Andrews, OF Raleigh, y. c..
second-yice- president of the Richmond
and Danyille railroad, is in the city.
Professor Jacob Reinhardt, his daugh-
ter Miss Emma Reinhardt, and Miss
Katie Lauer are visiting in Baltimore
this week.
Mr.. John B. Culpeper returned yes
torday afternoon from a three weeks
outing at Old Point, looking sunburnt,
hearty, and well.
Miss Esther Mack, of Venable street,
has returned to the city after spending
several weeks with her friends and rela-
tiyes in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. John T. Guth anl wife have re-
turned home, to King William county.
after q oricf visit to their niece, Mrs. j.
l.. Lee, Cheleca Hill. Henrico county.
Mrs. Smith. nee Woodall, and daugh-
ter. of Baltimore. who have been visit
ING the former, mother, Mrs. Woodall,
Of 9oj east Broad street. will return
home today.
General Edgar Allan will leave to-day
to attend the National Annual Encamp-
ment OF the Gieni Army OF the Re
public. which meets in Milwaukee,, Wis,
next Tuesday.
Colonel John Bell Bigger has returned
from Hanover. and was at his Office in
the Capitol yesterday. His friends in
all parts of the State will rejoice to learn
OF his recovery from his recent illness.
Rev. John l.. Brandt, of Terre Haute.
Ind. was in the city yesterday. Howas
returning from a meeting OF the Chris
tian Church in York county. Mr..
Brandt was formerly pastor of churches
+ in Bowling Green and West Point and
at ono time State evangelist OF the Chris
/ tan church. and has held many great
reviyals in Virginia.
Dr. James b. Rawlings, who has been
so faithfully discharging the duties incl
| dent TO the position of resident physi-
clan at the Retreat for the Sick. has ac-
ceptcd a temporary appointment on the
medical stall of the Western Lunatic
Asylum. Dr. Randolph B. Carmichael.
Of fredericksburg, fills the vacancy
caused uy Or. haviugss absence at the
/ Retreat.
\ very enthusiastic meeting was held
( by Charity Lodge, NO. 5S7, !. Q. q. T.,
on Monday night. Visitors were present
/ from Trinity. Jefferson, ana Church Hill
lodge. The lodge was highly enter
tainel by speeches from Rev.. Il. Til
/ lory. j. B. Burroughs. o. B. Bates r.
/ G.. Glenn. Miss Mamie Atkins, and
others his lodge will hold an open
meeting on Monday night, the 2tth IN
stant, to which the public is invited.
/ Good speakers will address The meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
MnrE of tho Amhnlancc.

The city ambulance. in charge Of Dr..
Carmichael. was called TO the corner of
Twelty-iirst AMI Nenlbo streets yester-
day morning at $3.50 O'Clock to attend a
lady who was taken i'll on the street.
She was relieved anl carried 10 her home.
on = street between Twenty-siAth and
TVcn'y-seyenth.
At4:4J p. VI. the ambulance WAS sum
moucd to the corner of Adams and Canal
streets to colored man who was over
come by heat. He was treated and taken
to his home, at the corner Of Clarke and
Jackson streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
Murphy and Richard Carter. Alternate
J. Il. Cmtchfcld.
DIsrHmuUoN OF rArRovlGE.

As soon as the dclcQates had been
chosen IS. s. Jacob introduced rcso-
luiou endorsing Mr. =. BLAIR Morris for
the Richmond most Office.
Mr. rd.ar Allan c1.rol ae q enbsiitute
lcnqiag Icso,yurn a,,royinr the plana
of u. i.to orr,,ooa. arrived u, in
Washmgioo. vh..ciy aU fact:cn,l troa-
h.es had been .ouicd IL expressed on
hdcncc 30 judge Madlili e. recommend
tui'a".e person TO Office IN The lhlrd
clsluct, sad urged upon thc |rc'ident to
recognize the accommodations of t"e
Judge as 20 applicants FIR Tie Govern
Wclt position fu tra DIST Ict
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

Mr.. Philip Haxall has been very i'll for
several days past, but his condition was
thought to be somewhat improved yes
terday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

PoND's EXTRACT, without an equal for
forty years, for Piles lnhammations,
and Hemorrhages, etc, carrics WtS
prestige WiM crfrY botYo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

Mr.. Guy, the new chairman, Will
prove q worthy successor to one OF the
most efficient ami successful leaders that
the pa. has ever had IN It's city orsani-
zat0n. Mr. Guy has been vice.cAalr-
man for a year or more and Is familiar
with the duties OF his office.
Mcssls. B!oombsrg and Cary are both
earnes. workers, ana Will do faithful SER
wee in their respective positions.
4 resolution of thanks to DR.. Wood,
the retiring treasurer, who made capi-
tai man t, handle the party's finances,
was adopted
Alr. Ryan remains member OF the
committee, only giving up the chair
manship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

Henry Burger and wife 20 Waddill and
/ Sands. trustees, 3 acres near and east Of
Richmond, improved, g., 42l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

Mr. d. M. GEAYsoN, Of Cronyile. Franklin
parish. La, says. think swifts Specific is tno
best blood remedy in tho world hH'o known
it o. make wonderful cures n p.rsous VITA blood
diseases. some cases which had been regarded
a. ucurable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
ALL FOR MALONE.


NN IT ~ .Ngar A.srH tnf -ti"i-
n.,.ce.,rh.
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+. a.i tnc object 80 bc the
.... f...t,. a Iecatos end
r. N.,rot Cn,.
N.' .'''o"
t...... declared ia order
Or r.r au, and Nossrs.
r... I0..n. Ia1 lt3. Edward
Il..I.. "t t. B.. Noi.rr were
.'..'. Do '.'', - '''' A..
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4'.I 'iN..-
;. s. . .co.ar"1l Tloccd John
Na... .r.. dr.. .oolotcI in 9mnoilon
f.' cr ary. und Iu dong 81" .aiI no
I'.ae.. vo. ta' cAamPoh OF the me-
81. r.e.
,."neli declined.
CHrlo frI, % youog "h.'o man.
o.d edward lnoml son .'o.or'u IoI
i..- ~. thompson also 'ec.lHe''
IuHmn faui'if'.' 'coi".'D was
r.'I ..r tfci'ry ana '.e''tI'
r...,,-rrrr OK grrDrsTIAts.
,,..-l ,ll.o,,,.-,,... ,..o.l.. o. motion to
r. l1.~tor nf Jol,g4tDa but
tf.., ,f., r.o.l. a to.,.t of order
.,.......,,.r an cr.d'ptials shorld
I@.... ..,..3 .,l r..ort os to who
.,.,|.3 tososf..
TIa,....,t was ,geu taken. and the fol-
'owu. committee or credentials vas ape
,r.i,.... C,...,io III u ~ CI;1droy
~ Ic.t ia + Er,vn
HALF VOTE 'A'"'
I.c comw'ti'c It'Tc' To- 'Ac Hherli &
tiI''' h'' I'I a." i'ui "N" i'"'' We. .
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,...'a ,l,,5.'oll ,.., roo,on'',.J Lv ttc
C..4.... ......,.;,, ,,,..r,, l,.,,,,,,,
ih' 'alllIu WIS Dulle WafHl because
.t. committee bad reported IN favor OF
ing G.or-e W. L1gGon lcooloredl IN
stead ot himself from tie i lith lrecinci
ID '"nroe ward.
'' seems lA"' iiINnhl anu hdRRoh
v'r hoih meiA'eiS oi tIt pI,c'nc'
committee. ond each one had held meet
was elected. IlgQon said that fourteen
voters were present at bis meeting, and
Crnm Huduall sand hc lad been chosen
lv over fifty votes.
The convention voted to seat both
claimants and allow each one half
y.-c.
TIE REPORT ADOPTED.
a.. r...n. u-..;..o4 - vo1;,o,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
PoLlcE-cOuRT PlCKINos.
A Number Of Important Gases Before JUS
ticc Crutchfcld Yesterday.

Justice Crutchheld had sixpage
docket h. engage his attention IN the Po-
lice Court for about three hours yester-
day morn NJ. Among the large number
of cnses there were several OF moro
or less importance, and to few OF
these considerable degree of interest
attached. The size OF the crowd IN the
courtroom was in inil keeping with the
length OF the clerk record.
EXA,uNATioy WAIVED.
Perhaps the most important case was
the continued one OF Il. Francionl and
A. Nora, charged with asslultine,
striking, and wounding \. Delesandro
with a netll-headed cane. with intent 70
kill This trouble occurred on the ith
instant. and when the case was called IN
the Police Court the next morning the
wounded man, who Was dealt quite a
severe blow on the head, was not pres
ent lie was III court yesterday morn
inc. and the witnesses were IN attend
ance ready for an examination, but I'd
gar Allan, Esq, counsel for the accused
waived examination and had the case
certified to the grand jury OF the Hus-
tines Court, which meets September
2Oth. Fancioni aud Nora were ba'iad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

Thousands O., my southern friends know wha;
sufferer from ca.arrh have been. SIX months
ago boy the advice Of my physician gave up the
ua.,orato. lhaYc used two bottles oi Kings
Royal Gcrmetuer,r ini while canno, say that
an .oalD e'ey cured, 40 ani0m hat 10 Eas so tar
relece3 me- experience no pain Or discomfort.
feel 20 Doe my duty % say, also, that the 80
fects Of ;his remedy upon my wiie have been
even moro signal and wonderful She has been
alal8ta Nn-i9n7 tRra'm from HsryoVs hcIdqrhe
nsavayiI. ard ritln,1t.s-i. In period Of thirty
years she has scarcely hai a days exemption
from pain. She has been using "Gcrmetuer
about two months. \ more complete transforma-
lion have never Witnessed. Every symptom Of
dsea.e has disappeared. Sic app 10 be
t,-eufg1s1rs yyvnysr, aud Is a, happy aul playful
a. a child.
We have persuaded many of our aMicted
friends 70 take this medicine. and the testimony
OF all Of them is that tisaGGrAr REMEDY.
II. b. uAEru.RSE
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pyore to yo~ daily that
the house has iaciljtjeS
that are Of aolrant0Ge
10 you Othcr WaR mere
t0lk.
You often JudGe from
the prices oI the StUNS
y0u see Hat IRE are
losing. Some one may
be, but It's the great b'iy-
tn6 potcer Mat erhi6itS
itself. Tile man1ac-
ttyer---The Cohen COM
pany---there is nothing
betlccen. The old system
Of importer, Jodber, re-
taIler, and consumer is
taid 0Side. The quGR-
Hty Of goods handled
puts y0u SereyaL notcheS
cLoSer to the OriGinaL
source. Y0W recognize
the difference quick
enough. It's u SaCln9 TO
you to do so. Sirty-fOur
Ua1GouS departments at
eren u dOllar u day TOR
each WouId he $Gh in
faUor Of the house.
With these 1actS WdiS-
putaJLe, is there q house
In tie South IN better
position to sell goods on
the IO1C-price SYSTEM or
offer their rCareS cheaper
than the same can be
b0uGht TOR elsewhere? ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

"Onlv a dollar" for Hoods Sarsapa'
rilla may bring you health, worth th0u'
sands Of dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

LEvY DAVIS sell superior Girls TrIcyclss to
any shown elsewhere and yet their prices are
astonishingly low ON them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

DR.. h. T. CoPPEDGE. Of Verona, No, Gays he
has gold large quantity Of swifts Specific and
TO a great many customers. and knows II 70 De
most successfully used for maIadice Of ths
blood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

Ny wife cured Of malaria by simmons Ii'er
Resulstor.-lJ. y. Thompson, pastor he'houis'
Episcopal church. Leigh, Neb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
Mortuary Statistics.


The following shows the actual NOR
tahty of the city ior the week ending
August nth:
Couycs Of DEATH: Apoplo1y, l color
e1 bronchitis. colorod crebro sp-
nal meningitis, l white childbirth, |
white cholera infantUm, white and
colorcd: congestion of brain, / colored
congestion OF lungs, ! white; colc
craY,p. ] co'Ored consumption, whlte
aud . coiorel commissions lnIantle, ]
colorel; dmrrhma, l white dlph'hcra'
, colorcd: cnteritis, colored enteTo
colitis white feycr-typhold, 2wmte
castro cnteritis, I white; heart dis ase'
3 colorcd hcmorrhago OF stomach, co
lored infsntile lockjaw, ! white inlu-
ry. white: insanity, J colorcd no co.
Lus. white paralysis, l whlte peri
t1ni,is ] wmte pneumonia, / white
n,ooatlrc birth, colorcd ; soitening OF
brain. | colOr,d tcCtaing, : Wh-'G ana
3 colored whoOpng-coaSh, co'oieu'
whole number of deaths, IL.
F0te. Rate OF mortality OF whole
nonulation Was 2l.52 per l,OJ0 per an,
nun Whit population, lI64 per i'ooO
mr. annum colorcd population, 20 per
1000 per auuum. - , r.
c,Ior.l married, white and3 colored
vidowera, > co.orcd widows white
unknown, ] white. -. -.
.Srr c1a Co'or: Males white
colored Il; iomales- White, i ; col
ored, s. .,o,o,
Tempcramrc. Mean temperature i1r o.,
week ending August II, 1889, 81 week
ending August Is, 1888, ~
Rainfall for week ending August ~,
1ssg 0.03 inches week ending August
Is. 1888, 0.76 inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

Job Printing neatly executed at the DssPatca
Job Printing HanssL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

Attend the sale Of soiled Blankets a. LEVY &
DAvIss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded Yesterday IN the
clerks Office Of the Chancery Court:
,lq~ence Peyton and wife 20 Chowning
4 Rose, co feet on the south side OF
Moore street between Oak and Harrison,
improved, Sloo.
Julius otraus and others, trustees, to
D. f.. Francis, 24 ieet Oh the east side
Of Bclyidere street, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

OwgSs * MISOR DGCs C0'PASY.
opposite p0s,-oaice. Rirsmoni, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

The D.spafch Job-Priutlng House 10 prepared
10 execute al work 10 the best style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

Handy fo- travellers Il Simmons Liver Heeuls-
tor IN powder lt caa be carried IN The pocket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

LEVY & DAVIS offer goods tina. you want at
bargain prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

Don't read LEVY & DAvIs's advertisement, or
you will surely be tempted 20 call there and Sc
cure some Of their desirable bargains.