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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
rmE cAueG orIuuIOaATION.
Tucctive w"rA Being UOuc s"d Many
htrAugers Entering our Midst.

Gentleman from Ohio called at the Agit-
cultural Department yesterday morning,
hyut charge oi party Oi immigrants from
hat STATE. This gentleman has since last
winter kept in communication Win The COM
1...oper of Agriculture, nnd through his
Efforts persons nave hcen coming from the
Wt,.to Virginia since last iall. The pres
emit larty consists OF twenty heads OF ianl-
lies. Ehtycn hive already purchased farms
and will take possession, and TIE rest expect
io buy. a, they are looking for cheap, de"
-naola homes. They 90 to the country south
o i,irIa0urg.
Tho number Of visitOrs nj the department
fr0m noHo.rn ana northwestern states Is
mcre .sinc every day. Judge Gratlan Is no"
In Iowa, aud viii 70 90 Minnesota and BACK
through tuc Lake : aies. COLONEL Whue-
head inns sent and Is sending property lileras
ulle and such county hsuG-books as be mas
fn,t section, anu ~ dniy replying TO let
Ton. and applications ior Information ana
.i,U.ucN lie is now working on a hand
book tor immigrants winch Will contain
state and railroad maps aud statistics ct the
agricultural. mineral, timber, and social al
la.rs of the state.
Letters lately received at the department
from capitalists and scientific men makiog
fnuu.ric. sud asking Tor statistics OF mlnes
and minerals indicate largely iucreased Ia
ier,,t ou tbe psIt Of tbo2e uorth OF us.
Colonel whitehead has been addressing
and Nill conuuue 10 address the people al
lAe court, To- secure the cooperation OF the
counties IN the immigration movement aud
20 eive thc farmers and planters an account
oi ue dongs sud intentions OF their State
Board aud his department. lie viii speak
ntxt Monday at Abingdon for Washington
county and Tuesday at ChristiansbuFg Tor
Montgomery county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
A Young Nan Drowned.
Special telegram to tho Dlspatch.l

INpecl3I IeIugfdW % NO UI8VAIvH'I
WEST POINT. VA, February 90 Virgin
Miller, a son Of (. +. Miller, deputy internal
reyenue collector, was drowned to-day about
IL O'Clock. Virgin jumped INTO boat
tied to wharf near his fathers house to
carry Jane Diggs across Beach river, in Ma
tpews county. Jane jumped In the boat and
upset it. Virgin sank at once. The body
was taken up with oysler-tongs. Jane got
ashore somewhat exhausted, but there was
no one near 10 render assistance. Virgin
was about eighteen years Old and well
grown, ana held a position on one OF the
railroad barges that run between Norfolk
and Cape Charles City. lie came home yes
terday. Jane is q coiOred woman between
twenty-five and thirty years old. She is over
six feet tall and wears No Ii shoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Indian TrouhIes Montana.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.


CHICAGO, February 20.-A dispatch rom
Helena, Mont, says; News Just received
from ,lissoula, in this Territory. says that
the Flathead indians are armlng themselves,
and the settlers in Flathead Lake Valley are
IN rYeat danger.
The section where the trouble originated
"a without telegraph facilities. A letter re-
ceived at MissOula from Ravalli says: Il
seems that an Indian stole an oyercoat from
J. 4. Clifford. OF Clifford or Dcmersviile.
Clifford struck the Indian on the head with
a pistol, from which the Indian died. Major
Roman SAYS that an Indian brought him the
report that j. i. Clifford was killed by the
Indlins Saturday night. IL has since been
rumored that both Clifford and d. Cunning
ham were killed. There seems tO be feel
ing that II Clifford is not killed the Indians
will lose no opportunity 10 Kill him. Every
thing is quiet here. There are few Indians
IN town, and they are chiefly bent on buying
ammunition. The squaws and children are
hurrying toward the agency. Two white
men IN Flathead Valley have been Killed,
and there Is likely 10 be great fight.
A freighter from Clifford saws that there
was no excitement in the valley when he
left last Thursday, but the Indians threat
ened him a GOOD deal while be was coming
scros. the reservation. Bad blood IA known
10 baye existed amoug the lndi!ns about the
Flathead.LaEe country every since the citi-
zens OF Drmersville HANGED three OF their
number about year ago. The absence OF
the mail from that section, or any definite
news, has created uneaSiness among the citl-
zsns Of tsIs place. The stage from Flathead
is now past due at Rayali, and the people
are snxiouslv awaiting 1t. The uneasiness
Is increasing.
MISNElPOLIs, February 90 "A special
from Helena. Mont, received at A. NJ,
saws: The latest reports Of the trouble on the
Flathead Indian reservation are conflicting.
At Missoua il is said that two men, Clifford
and Cunningham, have been killed. The
Indians have been troublesome since last
March, when two Indians were hanged at
Missoula. The people look for serious trou-
bic. At Rsvall it IA said that the stage has
arrived and that Clifford aud Cunningham
are safe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Charged with Forging orders for
eef-Ianic.

James L. Hublnd. a Young white man,
was arrested last night bv Officer Crane and
taken to the First statiOn.bous@. charged
with forging the name Of Mrs. j. W. Fer
guson to three orders for bottle OF Liebig's
Liquid Beei-ronic.
Ii is charged against the young man that
these orders were presented at the stores OF
Mcs.rs. Judson Cunningham, w. II. Scott,
and Bodeker Brothers, where the tonic was
obtained.
Hublnd denies that he Is the man who
presented the forsed orders.
Accused is a baker By trade and lives in
Rockets, and has a wife and young child.
He was lately employed by Ammons &
Hardcsty, rwenty-sixth and Broad streets
Hubsnd will be before Justice Crutchhed
for examination this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
,rouarlAcsneEny ofMusic.

Tomorrow night 0csslader's Minstrels
make their hrst appearance IN Richmond at
the Mozart. They come here almost direct
from their pretty theatre in New York city.
The refinement Of the performances OF the
Dockstader's is proyerbisl, dealing rs they
do cDie1y with local and general affairs
worthy OF note. while the musical portion
OF their entertainment has always been
Spokon Of as the best Of the kind.
A brilliant feature is said TO be the ballad
and sorg staging, while the choruses are
very efiectiYc Another feature OF this or
ganizalion Is the chorus OF Madrigal boys.
This company make no street parsde, as
they concentrate all their talent upon the
stage.
The entire support OF Mr.. Dockstader con-
sists Of well.known artists, all Of high stand
ing IN minstresy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
MRS. WINSLOWs SOOTHING
w SAKT n

Rev Syvnnus Cobb mus wr,ies In tho Boston
Christian Freeman: We would hy Do means re-
commend any kind Of medicine which We di
not know 90 bo goOd-particularly tor iuianit
But OF Mrs. NiuslOws Soothlng-syrup We can
speak from knowledge; IN our own family 10
has proved n blessing indeed by giving an in-
lant troubled with coic pains Quiei sleep ani
the parents unbr0aen rest 40 nish- Most
parents can appreciate these blessings. Here
10 an article yhich WORKS 10 perfection, uut
which IS harmless. Tor ihe sloep which i' A.
foris tho infant Is perfectly natural, aud No l--
tie cherub ssa1es ~ bright ss button
And during tho process % teethlny o. value IL
incalculable We haye frequeutly heard mo-
thers say that they would not he without % from
tho birth Oi the child al il hli Gulshei win ths
teeihng siege on any consideration Whateyer
Sold by all druggists . cents d bo;gio
r. i0-s0i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

The will Of Mrs. :. V. Paynter was adj
milted to probste IN the Chancerv Court yes
terday. The estate is bequelthed IS fol-
lows: =.
To her daughter, Nora b. Paynter. Is lefl
all OF the household furniture and ie~eiry
and s., 900 I'm money siter the real estnte IS
sold. To her sons Eddie and Willie sre be-
queathed two gold pencils. formerly the
properly Of their father. Richard IL. Paln'
ter inherits a gold watch. Mrs. y. NJ
l'ayntpr. the mother of deceased's husband,
receives 800. $500 il left TO George Edward
Pavntsr, a. the esidue OF the estate Is left
10 willie and Ricuard Paynter, each TO re-
celve an equal share.
Wnliam a. Clemmitt is appointed execu-
tor Of The estate and qualified Yesterday.
The estate is valued 1T 0,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Tho CIAinnAn.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

Iby IfIt8Thf % tII7 UIoVHIIIsI
SAN FRANcIsCO, CAL, February 20.-The
suspicious Of the customs officers have been
aroused by the Increase in the number OF
Chinese passengers from Port Townsend.
w. T. The steamer Walla Wals which ar
rived Yesterday had on board eleven China
men, who were held and examined by Sur
yeyor Tinnia. Eight Of them swore that
they were employed by firm In Port Town
send, though they did not know each other.
Most OF them confessed that they hnd entered
Victoria, B. c.. since the exclusion act was
passed and then had crossed the border to
Port Townsend. The officers Of the vessels
on the sound declare that coolies are being
constantly smuggled over the border, aud
when once IN this country they can go where
they please.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

In this court yesterday Judge Welliord.
upon the application OF the proper officers OF
Amity Lodge, No. 70, A. f. and A. NJ, ap'
pointed Messrs. Richard wagner. Alfred K.
Courtney. aud William Gibson, Jr., trustees
for said lodge.
In the case Of r. L. Hickson VS.. W. B.
Farwell judoment was confessed by the de-
fendant for $3.50.
In the case OF Dickinson against Jones, the
trial Of which was concluded OIL Monday, the
plaintiff was non-suited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
The Recent Disaster In Hartford.


HARTFORD, Conn.,, February 20.-The Inc
yestigation into the Park Central Hotel DIS
aster seems to show that the building was
very poorly constructed aud Of very weak
character. Several OF the sub-eontractors
who assisted in building the hotel in 1873
testify to the insufficient strength OF the
Foundation and the Inferior quality Of the
brick and mortar used.
The work Of excavating at the Park Gen.
trail ruins has been vigorously prosecuted
to-day, aud more effectively than hitherto.
The streets on both sides OF the ruins are
crowded. but special policemen keep the
people from interfering with the work. No
bodies were found beyond those already re-
ported until about 10 o'clock this morning,
when one was discovered, that OF Night
Clerk Perry. A great mass Of debris Is yet
TO be oyerbauled. Many people think that
no more bodies will be found. as no other
persons are reported missing. But others
exnrct 10 lind more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
one Hundred Years Ago.

WASHINGTON. February 70. The anuiver.
sary OF the Georgetown jesuit College was
celebrated to-day. At9o'cloek procession
composed Of the various bodies OF the clergy,
students, cadets. and Aiumui was formed and
marched to Trinity church, where Poutiheal
mass was celebrated by Cardinal Gibbons.
The Cardinal, ArchDmh0ps, ana bishops all
wore ineir richest cosiumas, and the bri.-
llaney of their attire. the gay uniform ~
the cadets, the prltsts With their white cas-
socks over their long black ropes, the stu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

Miss Adele Aus Der 0he, the great pianiste
and famous pupil Of List, who enraptnred
the audience last night at Mozsft Academy
OF Music, plays no other Piano but Stein.
way. Miss Emma Juch will have only a
Steinway Piano to accompany her IN con-
cert. This make Is preferred by artists such
as Patti, JoseffY, Theodore Thomas, Wag-
ner, List, and thousands OF others IN all
parts OF the globe. Walter ID. Moses Il Co..
zoos Main street (opposite post-ofiiee), are the
sole agents for the sale OF this isyorle Piano
for Virginia and North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
nni,ca Court.

The docket in ih;s court yes'e.usy 'notn- ,n-
ing was very trifiing one' AnonI 'u'
cases were these; .,...N oh,s,,,,s
&c from J. q. Proctor under false pre-
svoss $500 semi 10 iaiI for sixty days.
W,1i,sm Booker tcoloredl. assaulting ana
,.,,s n,. iisrriet booker in the street. Con-
'isss. n..ee pa>s fcolored), stesllng q from Tue
~ 49, ~ ~ ). Reeves. Dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
work OF ,ne Ambulance,

st forty minutes past 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning the city ambulance was summoned
10 colored man who was taken sick 10 his
shop on south Seventh street opposite
Msyo's factory. lie was carried to the hos
plts.
Al 1855 p. NJ. the ambulance was called TO
the Old Dominion steamship wharf 10 one OF
lie colored men employed IN handling
treigbt who had thumb very severely
mashed by heavy book Of goods falling on
n Tae injured finger was dressed and the
man LETT nj the wharf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

Provisions OF the sew ordinance OF
Tnis Cffy.

The ordinance extending the franchises OF
the City Railw8y Company which was sp-
uroyed by the Mayor dAy before ye.tefday,
has now 10 be formally accepted hg the CON
panv and VII tucu become operative. The
following is one Of iis provisions:
20th. The privileges herein given are
granted npOn the further condition that the
Isice q Transporting passengers from one
ptrt Of the civ % any other shal not here
after exceed i've cents ior each passenger :
bot II the passenger without leaving tue cars
sbal return to anv point nearer to that from
which he started thln a point from which be
psssed, he shalt pay q second fare. unless
fh,s be- caused bv The i've % the route over
which nc is passing being circuiious. But
whenever PASSENGER ls Obliged t. change
cars in order t0 reach the Now reservoir. the
SAID company shall not charge any additional
fare.
Any party Tpersonl riding on a Maln'street
car going east or wet shali be entitled u q
irsnsier nj Ninth and Main streets without
any additional charge as far rs Ninth and
Broad streets. ANY party getting on car
OF Eighth street between Broad aud Min
streets shall be entitled, without any addi-
t,onal charge, 10 transfer al Eighth and
Main 10 a Maiu.slreet ear going west ANY
party ou a Brond.slreet car going east shall
be entitled to a transfer To a Miin-street ear
going east at the eastern terminus o. The
Bro.d-sircet li0e wthou, any additional
charge. Any patty going west on the Full
ton route shall he entitled TO transfer to a
Rroad.sirect ear 40 the eastern terminus of
the Broad-street To1te Without any ad-
diu0nai char.C.
2lsi. The pcrmIssions hereby granted are
given upon the further condition that tue
said company VIII az al times make ar
raugemeni7 proper. suitable. and satisfactory
To- the Committee on sireiS Tor The con-
ycnlent transfer Of passcuscYs from one car
10 another when such transfers are necessary
in order for satd passengers 70 reach the de-
siIed destination on any route OF sad COM
pany.
should the said company fal at any time
20 carry out any requirement made oi Sald
c1mpanv bv the eaid committee under this
section n shall be liable 10 fine OF not less
uln $40 nor more than Slo0; each days
failure 10 be separate offence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

The members OF the City Electoral Board
met in the clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court Yesterday evening al O'Clock to con-
slider the appointment OF judges and regis
traIs Of election.
They adjourned without making any ap-
poiniments to meet Friday evening at 7
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Thieves CsptureG-DeRth or Mrs. Dr
ThOnI.

Especial telegram TO the Dspstch.l
NORFOLK, Va, February 2O-A gang OF
six negro thieves were to-day captured and
lodged u jail aud quantity OF plunder re-
covered.
The steam-yacht Restless, belonging TO W.
\. Sngerly, proprietor OF the Philadelphia
Record. arrived In port to-day.
Mrs. Dr.. w. A. Thom died to-day, leaving
three chlliren-One two weeks old.
Rev. harles II. Green, OF Mathews coun-
". has been appointed pastor OF Hunters.
Vile Methodist Episcopal church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
lumber-worMs burning.

I-N9IIdI I0IVsI III y II0 Dl7E6I-H'I
NORFOLK, VA, February 20.- fhe extern
siye lumber-worhs OF Messrs. Turis & Ser
pel, in Norfolk county. about two miles be-
yohd Berkeley, caught fire about IL O'Clock
tonight and are now burning furiously.
The fire bids fair to be the most destructive
that has happened IN the county for long
time, a. the works are the largest and most
costly In this section and probably In the
South. II IS impossible to learn any particu'
lara tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

dents and alumni all wearing medals COM
memorstive Of the occasion, combined TO
present a picture rarely witnessed. Fsther
Hesly, an ex.presideut OF the University,
delivered the centennial sermon, IN which
he reviewed the history OF the universlty
from ITS establishment by John Carroll, 100
years ago, to the present day. The evening
programme iucIuded an address by Chan
cellor Rev. Z. II. Welch, S. j., profession OF
faith by candidates for the theological de-
grees, and comforting degrees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
r.av Hpsch ed Down by q Horse

As Mrs. Bigelow, who lives on Third
s,reet. was crossing Broad street AZ sixth
Yesterday morDing she Was accidentally
tnocksd down BY ooe OF the Baltimore and
OHIO Express Compsny's horses ridden by
W. 8. Perkins, the driver. who was resufn-
ing from the blacksmith's stop where be
had been 10 have the animal shod.
A wagon vas crossing Sixth street going
nm Broad at the time. ana Mrs. Bigeiow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
An Anarchists Teur Proposed.

CHICAGO. February 20.-At meeting OF
the ArbeIier Bund last night the announce
ment Was made that It had been decided that
Albert Curlin and Mrs. Parsons should be
sent as delegates 10 the Paris Labor Con'
gress. Before crossing the water Curtin
proposes TO make tour OF the United states
nomInally to lecture on the eight.hour move
ment, but to devote his time largely TO the
Organization OF Anarchist groups on the
plan OF the Chicsgo Arbeiier Bund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

crossed Inst behind this. so that the aorse
wss against her before the rider saw Der or
she ssw the horse The rider was arrested
and taken to the station.house, where be was
bailed for his appearance before the Pollee
Court this morning. ITrs. Blgelow was
considerably bruised, though not seriously
hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Election OF Congressmen. e "a.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, February 2O.- Al 2
O'Clock this morning dispatches received at
the Herald Office indicate the election OF
Charles +. Boohr, Of Andrew county, and
r. Z. {. Welson, OF Platte. Democratic nomi-
nees for the Fiitieth ana Fiity.first Congress,
by 227 majority. Frank NJ. Poseg9te. the
Republican nominee for both terms. carried
ST. Joseph by 1923 majority. The official
returns NAV change The result. This cleo
tion was held to oil the vacancy caused by
the death OF James N. BurDes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
CURATORS EST0PPED.
A NEW PHASE OF THE LITIGATION
ABOUT TIE THoA1s ESTATE.
Counsel for Bette Lewis Propose to Con-
test the Appointment Of nd
ministratoE

The following paper was served upon
Ke.srs. Msnu 8 and W. r. ouarIss by coun-
81 Tor Bette Lewis yesterday evening;
To Mann $. and ". Il. Qusries. turst0rs OF
~ Estate Of ". A. Thomas, deceased;
$eyHnemen.-You are hereby notified not
10 Inrn over 10 the administrator OF william
A. Thomas, deceased, or 10 any other per-
ton. The property which ~ now In your
aerd. whicf came ont Of Box ~ OF the vault
81 the Phnlcrs National Bsnk o' Richmond; :;
the money on deposit m aid blnk repre-
..,tod hv inc bans book Of said William A..
Thomas dressed q note oT A. Grant Tor
son 4 note OF +. J.. Darlington lor 81, 80
= note n y. Y. savage for 5000, note Of
J. l.. C1rrinsion Tor S75. note Of j. y.
Parker for S22.j0. or the proceeds of SAID
n0ies; The hapk.1O0k ~ said Nillisp A..
Thonas. decoased. and the articles found IN
the safe a. TIE Office of Drewry * co.-al OF
which are claimed to he nay property even
10 ne bs The said william a. Thomas, ana
70 recover which property | have OfouSht
tbit against von in the Chancery Court OF
the cifs of Richmond. and shall hOld you
and your surcties accountable 10 me therefor.
You are bereby further notified thit on
saturday next, The 23d instant, shall move IN
fbc said Chancery Court Oi the cily OF kich-
Inond, IN said cause brought by me against
YOU, 10 appoint q receiver to take cpaTge OF
sald property claimed by me as Aforesaid,
snd to bold the same during tho pendency
Ol said suit.
BgTrE THOMAS LEwis,
by EnMuND WABplLL, jR.,
CrGIgIIAS & CHRISTIAN. and
EDoAR ALLAN, Her Counsel.
Richmond. I0.. February 20, $780,
The curators respected the notice and de'
cined 10 turo over 10 the administrator an
pointed by the County COuri OF Henrico TIE
property claimed hy the petitioner.
Council i0r Bette Lewis were not present
In court when the attorneys Tor The Thomas
hcirs.atlaw moved the Court to appoint an
administrator. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

be that all Of tue dlscoloraiions will be re-
moved ADD the whole front Of The custom.
house VIII iaok Ike new aud correspond In
freshness with the front wings and the back.
The furniture for the post-ofice. the
United States conri-roOms. aud other Gov.
ernmeut ofllces located in the building has
arrived. and Il said to be very handsome.
TIE post-oiiico will probably be moved Into
iis elegantly-aranged new quarters In few
weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
10 VA. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY q. 1889.

cipients Of useful eifts. The church Of
which be "a PASTOR has 600 members. and
they are steadily paying OF the debt upon
their house OF worship.
called at the Office OF the Union Passenger
Railway Company yesterday afternoon was
informed that the rumor which had gotten
ahoat that q meeting OF the stockholders Of
the company would be held yesterday was
unfounded. 1t II not yet known when the
annual meeting, which was postponed from
February 7th because OF the lack OF quo
rum, will be held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla.
You can save Money
on Pianos and Organs al Ilume, Minor b
Co.'S.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
A Littla RoY

Las, year my little boy John had breaking
out with sores all over hi, body, which VAS paia-
fdl anu troublesome. After using other rene
dies for several months, while the sores grew
worse, l was induced 10 give him swiits Specific.
He began TO improve a, once. and after taxing
three bottles tho eruption Was gone, and the
child was altogether healed. J. <. Cock.
Albaau Cd, SeDtemOer - iSs2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

The Chesapeake and Otto will run Pan.
man builet parlor.esr between Richmond
and Old Point dsiy except sundays. rne
parIor.car leaves Richmond II $40 p. n. and
leaves Old Poin, AZ 7:l5 A. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Can.urnn,ion. hrroiuia,

General Debility. Wasting Diseases o. Chil.
dren. Chronic Coughs, aod Bronchitis can
be cured by the use Of Scott's Emulsion OF
Pure Cod.Liver Ol with Hypopbosphites.
Prourinen, physicians use itand testify 10 its
great value. Please read the following: II
used scott's Emulsion for sn obstinate
Cough. with Hemorfhage. Loss of Appetite,
Emaciaiion, sleeplsssness, &c. All OF these
have pow left. and believe your Emulsion
bas saved ease Of well-deyeloped Consump-
toni. J. FNDLEY, VI. d., Lore Star,
Texas