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The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

J. jay Joslin. Of Denver, is nov ready
10 deliver very handsome illustrated
catalogue for spring aud summer, free
OF charge to anyone sending for II.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

For Salc-A handsome la.li~a' saddle
VIII he sold at n bargain. Inquire Al
this office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17
No e,


At low rates and no delay. Inquire o
+. $. Il. Sanderson, ut Antler's hotel.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

J. V. Houston received to-day an
even i.0oo pounds Of choice ftesh con.
fcctiotety.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

Fifty shares lone twentieti,) Of Meekel
Town Site property for sale.
ATTIx Il HARP.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

James 10 Fonda, dealer In ladies' and
gents fine silk bandkcrchiefs, crepe
shawls, scarfs, etc. For prices call on
"China jim"
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

Nssey

Al New Castle. All work warranted.
Send your watches by stage driver.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

.o''''''S'''''' .'''
'"ee"''' lit.
Mrx. Mary Moore. OF Ast0"' ''"
INK MT. ana MIS- M"|o''
NJ. q. Lynch, OF ficc-ance, was u
guest Of the Metker yestefday'
Herman Pfeifier, OF tho DO ou'nI'
spent few days IN town III Tue cur"
part Of the week ..,,.
.....'.,... =, nm. N.skar hotel
'"'"'' ,,,..;u.
'c"'''""' e".
Sifs' iau' To- "ax"'' -" 49,.
hneu 10 he' Io'"' ""''"s '"'
Oh account I" . sewers ''"t
J. Is. jackson, the popular manager
Of the Hathaway cattle ontht' cams III
Monday on brief business Trip
Mrs. II. II. Leonard, OF Pice-ance,
favored her many Meeksr If'eho" wiz"
brief visit IN tue early part u he
week.
Hugh Terrence md ID. J.. Edwards
two 0f Axiai's most popular young cat
tlemen, xrs in tho city To witness the
Iaces.
Tom HUTCHINSON Anu W. o. S"""S'
of Ptce-ancc. registered Al the AieeAe'
Sunday. Mr. Hutchinson proven UP on
his ranch Monday.
Colonel lien Price returned " Meeke
In the early part Of TIE week. AI'e' n
absence Of about ten aa3s s;.e 4. ty SS 2sos'e
nY .s,.. .,~,mn.n,s., NV Mr.
,.,,,... nm, n., hrn,I.r H. n,.,.n
~, Xr,,,y IN, ns"v.r xh,r. Wr Ash
-. .,,,,.m,,a,.. ,.,u,,m,n. ,nr so,n,
time.
Charley Price has sold his ranch on
Pjc.. a,ce, Mr.. and Nlrs. Price arc now
visiting MI. and Mrs. Simpson IN
Ai,rk-r. md think Of coming here TO re-
sid. permanently.
&. j. Dufy, Of Houtt, was mIny,,ns
among his numerous Aieeker freud.
this week. Mr.. ID. seldom visits The
city nowadays. Ills growing catt;. and
raurh business. consumes about all OF
his time.
n p,.,...,. n..... I. anti,
vrun,.,, a, ,bc s,u,i.r,ou Hons. MIR
H,,h.rI.on i, The Colorado ,cpr. ,en,a
tiy. Of IN, MI,,d,r-e, I,.nk,n, com.
many ~. hos. 4, ,.,,,,,. ,no,cy M,
,arch n,,,.,,y
.r,.. u,' ,. , s,. u,
..,., 49,"
'..,.'...,.,. -. -, A. 49,, ~
~" ~, -. -, ~" 80. ...
80 w., 49,. y" . 80. , So. '
" w.. . w.. ~ vAs s"s ~ ~
:" '"N
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

To prove up on short notice. Call on
l.. s. Il. Sanslerson. n Antlcr's ho:ci.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

A large number Of our readers re-
member Jim Tate, who held ''sit" on
Tug HERALD about three years ago
Jim had only been hero about four
months when he met with the I'M
fortunate accident which came very
near putting M end 10 bis career. AfteF
that n,su,ossbss Sunday afternoon ride
ON the 10Th Of September. lss6-the day
on which the genial and versatile Jim
Tate WAS thrown froN the back OF y
White river bronch0 with such terrible
results--ho fingered for four weeks he
tween life aud death, but finally re-
covered sufficiently u permit OF bis re-
movai To his home In Pennsylvania.
where no slowly but finally recovered
from tho effects of the terrible header
Jim loved the West. The duh and eiiet~
East WAS too tame for him. Several
mouths ago ,he writer heard from him
In Kansas, presumably with his feet
turned In the direction 0f White river.
For sOme time We had lost track Ut the
Irrepressible Tate. but tho reception Of
n letter. postmaIked Guthrie. !. T.. con-
vineea w beyond the shadow Of doubt
that Jim Is still In the land OF the liv-
ing. A. tho following extract from the
letter above referred To will show:
~ was n victim on tho -. to this. the
great ind only Oklahoma, and Wa,
among the iirst TO tIod tic soil Of thu
noble tY rcd mnu, The excitement M,
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

The man who is Tying to satisfy a
whisky appetite on beer income Is In
danger Of financial suls.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

Nobody objects lsca,,ss tho church
organ gucs Oh ~ BOT every Sunday.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

Houston Is now receiving fresh frui
daily.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

Meeker lovcp who nnd tbnt the
course Of tine love don't run as smooth
M y placid s,rrnm on n calm autumn
afternoon. should call nj Ho,ston's aud
procure about two pounds Of Jacks lest
candy. This remedy Is almost infallible
1T smcoths the wNy TO full rralixa-
ton Of loves young dream
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

We have some choice ranch proprrt
ON easy terms. Titles perfect.
ArTix X llAGr.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

That genial old German Caspar Slipp
came In Tuesday In badly crippled ny
condition. MIR. $. has been In the en-.
ploy Of tho Lilly Park company on
lower iampa river for some time back,
aud WIS thrown from his horse over 4
week ago and badly used up; hence his
crippled condition. lie says the Lilly
Park onttit Is getting large bodies Of
land under cultivation, special attention
being paid to alfalfa, Of which they will
have an immense crop In . few years,
and will bc able u feed large number
Of cattle IN the near future.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

T~~ts y.,wv ifschc. u column, p-'f Month ID !"
Professional Cards. When paid ~ suNsi'~'
eiiO Isr year.
I>.ai.nnd Legal Notices, nf'-en cents I-'f
iins for tr.t Insertion ani ten cents for esen
subsequent Insertion.
All communications should NJ addressed ="
TIE NEIkEr HERALD,
Ne~ker. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

Perfumcry a, llous,on's. sample.
free.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

Go to Houssoa's,'r drugs and patent
medicines.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

>e
The Rev. Mr.. Williams. Hon. J. +.
Mclean, Treasurer Of Garfield county.
County Surveyor Clark Of Rio Blanco
.-~..~s-s 800 rs,---- o----. ---AA. 800
fishing Thursday afternoon. Nothing
remarkable In this. True; but IL is tx.
ceedingly painful TO have to chronicle
the fact that the clergy. az represented
by Mr.. Williams, "downeti" the lay
delegation. collectively and Individually,
rs to the catch. These arc humiliatinp
admissions to make, but an adorable
love Of the truth compeis us to adhere
strictly to facts in this instance. Mr..
Williams caught one trout that was
well, there is no use Of trying to get
that fish inside THK llERALD's chascs.
as Its tail or sn0Ot would surely protrude
over the margin. 1t was q wlopper.
20
The 1T. Rev. J. +. Spalding. Bishop
OF Colorado, came In from ASPEN on
Tuesday evenings stage, on his annual
visit to st. James mission. The Bisl,gp
will preach at both services on Sunday
tomorrow, celebiatin the Holy Com.
munion and administering the a postoiic
rite OF the LAYING on OF hands" to a
class to be presented by the Rector.
The Bishop notes a great Improvement
In the town since his visit last Novem-
Der, and expresses the opinion that
Meeker is destined to he an important
point in Northwestern Colorado. On
Monday, the 10th inst, the Bishop and
rev. MIR. Williams leave for an ex-
tended tour OF the Bear river country,
holding services at Hayden, Steamboat
springs and other points in Rou.t
county.
The Meeker herald., 1889-08-17

The Rev. Mr.. williams. Hon. J. 4.
Mclean. Treasurer Of Garfield county.
County Surveyor Clark Of Rio Blanco
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
A VIRGINIA INVENTION.
The "Carpcr spark COnductor." which
Promises Great Comfort to Travellers.
ICorresronlencn Of Tho Richmond Dispaich.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
CHFwE. VA. August 3. 1889.
The Carpcr sparb-conductor made rs
first appearance az CrcWe last week ON In
oinc s. Of the Norfolk and Western rail
road. This IS a new invention that the
uatentco. Mr.. Kent II. Carpor, Of salem,
Va. confidently claims precludes the pos
sibllity of the escape OF locomotive sparks,
thus preserving property along the line OF
the road from al danger from fire an /
adding Immensely TO tire comfort Oh travel
II has been undergoing test by the Nor
folk and Western people during the last
six DAYS on the Blue Ridge mountains
hauling freight, and 50 far has proved a
complete success i'm every particular. 10
dispenscs with the extension smoke-boN
and also the diaphragm ard wire gauZe
now used on the common straight stacks.
Your correspondent has seen tits con
ductor" and finds u different com any
thing in use in this country. The stack
travels back over top of cab aud tender
and deposits the sparks IN q sbeet-iron box
IN rear Of tender made for this purpose,
the smoke being evap0rated from the
sparks while passing through the sixteen
inch stack-pipe The smoke and "eX-
haust" steam is let ont over tho cab
through fine wire gauze. u does not
oLstruct draught Of engine IN the least,
and doing away with the extension smoke
box. &c. it llghtens the burden on the
engine trucks. and makes a clear saving in
weight of about five hundred pounds.
The company iuauguratng this spark
conductor has its headquarters IL Salem,
Va. Mr. Carper, the inventor, is o clipper
young gentleman Of twenty-five, whose
fine face and pleasant manners enhance
the interest which his rare triumphs of
inventive genius have impaired to him.
MIR. Carper has been working out the idea
of his late invention for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
EVERY PIECE
II OUR
Wash Goods Department
Is TO BE SOLD AT
A BARGAIN PRICE
JE:3 ZLleeN.

The following lines will show marked re-
ductions
Cream color, very fno and sheer BAIlsTE
CRINKLES from 10 TO 3d.;
4 very complete assortment Of CkEPELlNkS
They will not crinkle at all and drape very
gracefully. reduced 10 l0c.
SATIN STRIPED BATlsTES-very pretty pat
terns-rednced to TO-. yard;
All Of our CROWN SATTEENs-vory desirable
patterns-down to I0c. yard
FRENCH sATTEENS. the 80 and 85c. goods, very
choice patterns. down TO l6c. yard;
Very fine PERSIAN LAWNs-the coloring IS
strictly fast and the styles are porect-re-
dgced 70 loc. yard
i6c WOOL CHALLIEs about % pieces down 10
12Hc.;
lsxc. YARD-WIDE CHALLlEs about % pieces)
down TO &c:
Ltlc. CHALLIES tahout 80 pieces down to &C..
b. Y. YARD-WlDE CAsuMEhEs, light tans,
modes. and greys, down 10 lshc. These
goods are worth 9Oc. yard.
pieces MORE SASH RIBBON, 9 inches wide,
10 be sold for 25c. yard;
l6-inch heavy sCRAH SATlN-EDGE SASH RIB
BON worth ll.5o down 10 81;
All tho other RIBBONS have been reduced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Colonel WILLIAM LAMB was on Friday last
interviewed in Washington by Post re-
porter. Colonel LAND is one of the best
men in the Republican party of Virginia.
and, unless MALONE desires that honor for
himself. viii be the Republican nominee
for Governor. Colonel LAMB said:
81 am here to learn something about this
arbitration OF Republican differences IN
Virginia. want the party TO win and do
not want any factions set up IN the state.
The principal issue which ! think Will
come before the convention VIII he the set
Element of the debt question. | want to
see capital flow into the State. Rather than
see the industries of the State langulsh for
want Of capital anxious TO come, but afraid,
i would be willing 10 accept the PROPOSE
tion OF foreign bondholders with some
notifications, believing II could be done
without an increase IN taxation.
Support of protection, an Endorsement
of the Blair education bill, and advocacy of
the repeal of internal revenue taxation VIII
give Virginia Republicans winning plat
form. NV name has been mentioned az q
candidate for the gubernatorial a1mina-
ton, but my business interests are 50 eX-
acting cannot be considered as ID the field.
cannot say that nv name Will 90 before
the convention. / am only DESTROYS of Re
publican success, and the best interests of
Virginia"
1t is worthy Of remark that Colonel
LAME thinks that the principal issue which
will come before the convention (the Re
publican Convention, we supposed will
be the debt question, and that he is will
ing to accept the bondholders' PROPOSE
tion with some notifications" Almost
anybody could say as much. The "modi-
Gcationsn viii occasion all the trouble.
Colonel LAND was debt-payer before he
became "a Mahoneite.
Colonel LAMB cannot rely upon measures
which the Democrats advocate as means
OF securing success for his own party.
The internal taxes were levied in the first
place by the Republicans, and they have
had twenty years since the war in which TO
abolish them. but always failed 10 do it.
Trust no such latter-day saints.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

would have ample hotel accommodations?
Spot and hog fish are abundant al the pres
ent time and the water at the seaside re-
sorts is delightfully."- pleasant. Had we sup
posed that Richmond would experience
any difficulty in the matter we would,
weeks ago, have suggested Norfolk as tho
place OF meeting. Noyfok ledger.
You are not so generous in your comment
as was the Landmark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
The AM9ust Prices
OUR HOUSE
ARE SUCH THAT
WILL SURPRISE YOU.
MANY ARTICLES AT HALF PRICE,
MANY BELOW HALF PRICE.

MANY BELOW HALF PRICE.
The following are no common, ordinary, every
day bargains They last but a short time:
LADIES' FLANNEL BLOUSES-they are all
wool-the SLsj, $50, and Sl.i5 numbers
down 10 81
LAD IES' FLANNEL BLOUSFS-the 81, g.. p, and
$50 numbers down 90 $3.50:
GENT.ENEN'S OUTING FLANNEL SHIRTS re-
ducei to 314c.;
GENTLEMEN's OUTING FLANNEL SHIRTS
the 81 for &c.
GENTLEAEN'S SCOTCH CHEVlOT. linen I'm
ian, very cool aud pretty. worth e for g. 33 4;
GENILkMEN'- NIGHT SHIRTS down 10 tOc
GENILkMLN'S PIQUE FOUR IN HAND
oCAkFS from 10 10 &C.
Tho ilc COLORED-B UkDERRD HANDkER-
CHIEFS down % &C.;
BOYS SATTNE WINDSOR SCARFS down 10 Sc {;
BOYS SHlRT-WAlSIS NJ reduced prices
100 yarasaied sUhAH SILK PAKASOLS down to
Soc.
About 100 PARASOLs. about - styles. many
worth 3. some worth but SLJ0, al have been
marked down tofl,
Another lot worth $3.50, g, and $40 down 10 81 ;
Another lot from $50, s.. and 8 down % 80:
One lot ot damaged AID 6LONES-.hey were
a.. and fl-dowu ~ pc.
%. CURiAlN-POLk, gtlu selling for 20c. 20 re-
ducs the quantity;
Ono lot of slightly solel LADIES' GAUZE
VISITS that were 80. down 10 l5c.
GEM LEMhN'S HALF-HOSt-tho fullregular
balprisgan Hose formerly l5c. now Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

CASHMERE SHAWLs and SCARFS-light-blue.
pinks. cardinals, modes. ians. nlacks-em-
broldered and plain-over 5ol diuerelt
kinds-6O,. each to ii2 oGch-all entirely
new;
NEW CHATRLAINE BAGS.-Bags with chain
and clasps az &c, ilc 5Oc. II, up to $50,
The new Perforated aud stripe BELTS az eJc;
Plain 4 an Extra Tanned Leather BELTS al I'c.
worth BIC;
Tho one-dollar-and-fen-cent quality BLACK
SUkAU SILK sells now for Sjc.;
The nfiy-csnt BLACK MOnAIk FOR dresses sells
for &c.:
SILK GLOVES gro being sold without urodt as
much ns anything ose. Embrolderef-Ra Back
Tancta six Gloves AZ 2Oc. pair for tho 40,.
quality, e5c pair for the 90. quality Pure
SIX Gloves Don't you think these prices
ought TO interest youg
Remnants Of swiss Embroidered SkltllNGS-
moro than 100 OF them-I 10 yards. Prices
less thsn hall OF usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Tho Toilet Dep lr'menf Is making n specially Of
BAY III N-good quality guaranteed. In sill
bottles o.. hai-rirts ilC.. TASKS -J-. Ncty
large bottles t3lc to g.
AYERsN hECAMtE3 PREPARATIONS mailed
anywhere at less than usual prices,
Large. White Cakc BATH-~OAP-mndeo Of cot
ton-sced oh. no greHse--5c.;
LINEN NOIf-PAPEA--ou bargains qulrc,
a.. quire, o.. qlire. knye.Dp q To- mAt'h.
Ladies Thin summer STOCKINGS fancy
stripos-lhey arc ihe fifty cent Quality-tno
protest Uauorns are sold What's ieft wa
nre selling for 2Jc. Mind yOu, tho quality is
lu-ta as gOOi.
The De- quahty n striped HOSE we've hnd 70
reduce tO l6sc:
ChiIrcU's Black Lsie-Thread HOSIERY IS PEE.
Have you rvor heard ~ such prieee
Ladies seamless luin hJSE-sOiiI blacks.
browns, blues, reds. &e-ii-. pair. Other
times you pay .jc. for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Whenever trust is formed by those
who are protected ty he id'7f," says the Au-
eusta Chronicle, I'VE would favor placing
the article on G,e free Hsi." This, SAYS the
Charleston Ns,,s and Courier, Is good policy
and sound Democratic doctrine. And
being so. let the tariff on sugar be abol-
ished. "A free breakfast table" would be
good rallying cry for the Democrats OF
.,,fo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

OUTING CLOTHs.-Dont pay 1910. for them
our price Il Sc. yard.
Don't buy UMBRELLAS elsewhere. We sell
moro than any store In tho city. All kinds
aud styles OF handles. our specialtes arc
Gloria silk aid Eng sh 1willed silk for both
men and ladies'. We save you fully ~ per
cont
LINEN WINDOW fixtures COM
photo, springs. sc. Have beautiful gilt Dor
dcrs. AFRO worth i.c-we soil for 2jc.
We have quito a large sale OF Gentlemen's
SOCKS. Why shouldn't wc7 such SOCKS as
we sell for 15c. and lie usually cell for 25c.
our Seamles l0c. SOCKS usually sell for l5r.
our Lislc-Ihread Socks--the lnest for sum
mer wcar-at i9c. usually sell for zoe.
It Is seldom you buy IANDkkRCHIEFS for tho
prices wo are selling them. The l2s
braNn.1hreRd Cambria ones are now Be-.
each. Tho 20c. Drawn Thread Linen ones
are now l2<c. Tho 40 Dad 50c. Embroidered
and Drawn Thread ones are now 2Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

| The new-found Republican harmony in
I Virginia is OF character TO be apprOpri-
ately celebrated by u scalp-dance. - rort-
dgboe journal.
Ix-Congressman YosT, another Repnbli-
can, is no doubt Of the same opinion. His
paper says OF the MALONE compromise that
1t is no compromise. We quote:
Mercenary politicians may concoct
their schemes and lay their plans TO barter
away the rights of a people for mess Of
pottage. but they cannot deliver the goods.
They may essay 10 play with the dearest
interests Of a great Commonwealth as they
would with the stake apokcr-table, 10 be
determined by the expert manipulation Of q
marked deck, but they cannot transfer the
manhood Of apeople Is a trophy Of the
deal,n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Some of our contemporaries are disposed
to discrcdit SULITyAN's statement that he
did not know he had violated any law in
fighting KuRAIN. Our contemporaries for
get that from all accounts JorN hasn't been
in condition to know anything since the
foIf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

The Pare That MS. BY ErGAR SALTrs.
Chicago. New York, and San Francisco
BuroaD. CLAHhE i Go. 1889. Price -
cents IN paper.
For sale bv the publishers.
.TuI.yc L.nrh. A Romance of the California
VINEYARDS. By GroRGE II. JEssop. author
Of Under the Redwood Tree" &c.
Same publishers. Same price.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

The New Orleans Times-Iemocrdf SAYS .
"Shll the news pours in Of the removal Of
competent postal clerks IN the South to
make way for ignorant negroes" Well
isn't that in harmony'with the Republican
party's usual blqck-mailing policy in deal
Inc with the SoutLl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
For the Dispatch



You who swOre me in the morning in tho glen
That you could not trile with my passion then.
You WHO showed mo- when the falresI day was
done
One,-
Who every tender feeling could awake,
And thon engoniercd passion could forsake;
When faith and trust aud hope and love were
And COD Himself seemed smiling down from
Hcaven,-
Remember. tho the silver stars shine on.
That hope and faith aud trust fore'er are gone.
You, who inspiring. sO0ihod yet drow the breath,
len wh.ie Bltl vampire wing you famed TO
death
The best impulses Of an honest soul
Remember, when ambition holds her Hight,
Tho Ore you kindled but 20 XIII that night;
And when love whispers softly in your ears,
Remember then q soul you STEPPED in tears
Who knew zach soft embrace but meant good
bye,
And every kiss but heradcd sigh.
Remember, hate o. love Is lear AKIN,
That where THIS stops the otner may begin.
Remember, then, the cynic you have made
A doubling heart Is but heart betrayed
NJ. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

As Richmond is unable to obtain the use
Of hall sufficiently large 10 accommodate
the Democratic Convention which is TO as
semble in that city on the l4th instant, how
Norfolk, where hall Of suitable capacity
can hexoadily secured aud where the sisitnrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
so NATTER WHAT TIE fO>s MAY l.. F"
WlLLNOr CARRY GOODS ttoN
YEAR To YEAR.
NJ An ENORMOUS SlCRIFl.

special bargains viii Do onrrel d--as ".
week 10 tha following departments. I.'..
ami COLORgD SILKS, PLNN aai IiN..
DRESS GOODS. BLACK GOODS. LNENn $751;
KEEPING GOODS, LADIES, Mi>,t-. a'
CWLDREN'3 HOSIERY anJ GLOVES lt.
ani EDGES. CENrlENENs llHN'-l'>..
CARPETS. OH-ClOrus. al NN,>.'
TRUNKS snd DISADVANTAGES Nt
GOODS aud BATIsrE SATr,E,alIDuti..
FLANNRLs. aui CAssfNE.L-
Prices That or stock will % s..i a, a-'
markaoy los that ~e lo uot .are to at...
them. for fear mat small laa.ea H.I.... a
and try o. soDD.e i0,' un
our stocs q LADIES' MUSLIN INo..ha.-
and JERSEYS VIII ~ ln tli- ea.o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
Hennig Discharged.

WHEELING, W. Va, August 3.--George
Hennic. arrested for completely with Harry
Seybold in the robbery Of the Bank Of
wheeling, was to-day discharged on the
testimony of Seybold that Hcnnig knew
nnfhinn If tho rnhhcrN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

"Dr. a. c. MoYER, Of Pennsylvania has
on his farm ten acres of horse-radish."
with the Doctor farming is evidently
burning question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Hale the farms in Connecticut are said
to be running at a loss That unfortu-
natcly has been the case with half the
farms in Virginia during the wet weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

x-President CLEVELAND, says the New
York World. 'ls peculiar as fisherman. ,"
What's the matter? Doesn't be indulge in
FISH stories?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

General BouLANeER denies the report
that he has committed suicide" All the
same. he has committed suicide-politi-
caliy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
BRTEF COMMENT.

"FoRAKER says he would rather be right
than be President" But he can't be either,
so he might have saved his breath.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

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