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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06
For the Dispatchl
NV Little one.


Written on receiving telegram that me IN
ant son Of an adopted daughter was dead-l
BY MRS. A. ELAORE.
oh, No 70 cannot, cannot be
That no more his fa'o shall see,
or watch tho wonder IA his Dyes
AZ they discover with surprise
Some face or form not seen before,
For 80 bogiuneth WisdOme 5toIe.
Where. o my dove, whero dost thou strayi
Who watcneth DER thee, every diyl
Who welcomed thee beyond our signI
Where ends thy spirits outsnrd nlghtT
DID angels with TosplencenI wings
When thou had-t passed from earthly things,
swift bear thee % tho Fathers throne
With song Here Cometh in thine own7"
And aid they bond above thoo there,
With smiles upon their faces bright,
And whisper soft. ." We love you. dear.
This Is loves home, tho land OK lightI"
Oh didst thou miss a loving face
Tint thou had scarce begun TO know;
Could any angel take ia place
or its reyerent homage shown
Do they give thee the titles rsre
We thought Uedttug one 50 fair7
Or hast thou on A shining stone
ono sweet new name. for aye, thine own
Do they bestow caresses sweet,
And kiss thy face and hands and feet,
And clothe thee with tho sO'test fleece,
And make thy rest dreanless peG,ei
Henceforth, my precious. pure, white dove,
Though lOno and sad, tho wealth OF love
Thy coming missed within my breast
Shall to some lOveloss one DO blo5t,
For thou hast no more need Of me,
Or care, ioyod In giving thee.
OH had thought again % fold
The precious one upon my Dreesk
And cooling lullabys % hold
Him Graded In my arms AZ rest
Who cradleth him, or sngeih low1
would that 10 truth might know,
And look within on scene most fair,
Whore my wee one hath welcoming share.
Thought 20 500 the tiny bud
Lotto perfect blossom grow,
And on % manhOods nOblsness
From sin-storns kept as white as snow
But his Weo hand may not lead,
Nor 10 the leaning feet give heed;
The angels, too, will teach his tongue
The sweetest words e'er said or sung"
Dear Lord. bow before this rod,
But us with tears and fainting heart
And Thou alone dlstillest balm
10 heal sud sootns the deepening smart
Tho jewel ThOl didst lend Is Thine,
But memory and this pain are mine.
RICHMOND, VA, December q, 1858.
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water Company, and a score of other
corporations.
tic was married in 1866 to Miss Susan
Douglass keim. daughter Of George May
Keim. of Reading, Pa, who for many
wears Teprasented tho Reading district
in CONGRESS. Charles W. Klein, of the
Consolidated Coal Company, and George
De 3. Keim, president Of the Reading
Coal and Iron Company, are brothers.
inlaw Of Mr. Mayer. The new Presl-
dent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company is about five feet eleven
inches tall. Re Is spare and thin, all
enemy and activity In movement Ills
business methods are very precise and
thorough. In conversation ne Is ordl-
narily pleasing and persuasive, but
when aroused he is exceedingly deter
mined and aggressive. All through his
life he hes been very successful IN
making money, and he has not found
time 70 indulge in luxury and extrava-
gance. Not only t.reie.s worker him.
self. he inspires all around him to be IN
dustrious. lie is rs we'll known IN tho
business circles OF Philadelphia and
Now York o. in Baltimore. The salary
of the Office to which he has just been
elected is SO, 600 year.
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PERsON Al.
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4 CARD

~
Nessrs. Edi,ors.-ReplyiuR 20 tho caro-, or
rather the adyer isement, OF Nr. Ntlliam =;
Hughes, which appeared IN your issue OF inc %
Instant | beg 20 state that for years have gwen
your psDor tho statistics Of lumber measured ~
me (assisted by q, 50 In my employ and uudef
my supervisory, aud a. this is The nrst une D.
Hughes has soen it TO mako any "couec1on' }
desire 10 say hat last year ! received the Work
% inspecting tho lumber for the bAposulon
building. snd as it came I'm too rapidly togeWof
WIN my regular work. 1 and my regular asst
ant Thomas l.. Whiting, could not possibly per
form tho work. did got my clors, fhomes
Runln. aud SIR. Lcuis Washer IT., formerly IN
my omploy) 90 assist BIO temporarily IN the
measurement o. such lumber a. 1 knew lhcy
were capable q inspecting.
Ae 90 doing this "uDdsr ono Hcense,' mo
courts have decided that 10 De legal and prcpoI,
and go long AZ my business demands n sn'il
continue g. emplos all the a-ssiarts or deputies
/ need. Mr. Hughes fully unlers ADDS this. an9
n his work demanded it / I'm sure he too "onIl
employ assstants. II Mr. Hughes hal consult
Ell with me- a. 70 the supposed injustice done nm
/ would very cheerfuliy have made the - cor
re tom The lumber trade understand ust
MIR 7. T.. whiting has Doen my assistant ior the
past seven or eight years Very respe, truly,
la6-it' I. T. CAhIDHL'-
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SENATE CHAMBER,
ALBANY. n. Y, April 4, 1885.
On the 9th OF February, 1888, was iakea
with violent pain In tue region OF the kid.
news. | Suffered such agony that | could
hardly stand up. AZ soon as possible APP
plied two Allcock's Porous Plasters, one over
each Kidney. and laid down. Ia az hour. TO
nv surprise and delight, the pain had van
Isaed and was well. | wore the plasters
for day ortwoa s precaution. and then re-
moyed them. have been using Alleoek's
Porous Pissters in my family for the last ten
wears. aud have always found them the
quickest and best external remedy for colds,
strains, and rheumatic affections. From my
experience believe they are the best
plastsrs in the world.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ..,-,au.

XIIkGINIA STEAMBOAT a.,..sSr.,
Y COMPANY, for Norfolk. Porss- sSs1sgszS1-
mouth. Newport NOVA Ciarem0n. end James
river landings direcL By Gle CAN'T rsl0O0 stcanior
ARIEL, leaving Richmond kFkkI MOSDAI,
cars connect
Connections az Newport News for Old POINT
ana Smithheld. aud AZ Norfolk closely siih all
hnes for northern cities same afternoon James
river BY daylight Gress tourist iine. Cheapest
route.
Through tickets on steamer and At Garber's
Agency 1000 Main street Baggage checked
Frelgas received daily tor Norfolk. Porte
mouth, Old Poiat WayeflY. IicksiOrd. Va, and
oil p0ints ia hastern North Casoiina. Eastern
Virginia. and all regular landings on tho jaiaas
and kappahannock rivers, az Iowes. rates. and
through bills lasued
LuCIEN ID TATUA, ylce-Prestdenk
No. III Main street End kockeseS
IRWIN Wsisiosk. Freight sad Paseep ser Agent
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.
" SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
NOVEMBER %, 1889.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
" SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
NOVEMBER %, 1881.
IEAvE RICHMOND.
ebA NJ. for Newpor; News Old Point Com
fort, ami Norfolk daily except sun
day
sl5 A. ~ sundays only, to Newport News, Old
Point. aud Norfolk
HOS A. NJ. Through and Local Mail 20 all points
West, except sunday, PALM an
sleepers Clifton Forge 10 Lexington,
Ky.
800 p. NJ. Tor Newport News, OH Point and
Norfolk, except sunday.
400 P. n. Gordonsville Accommodation, except
Sunday.
go P, NJ. for Louisville. Cincinnati. Chicago
ST. Louis Memphis. and New Or
leAns-Fast Express-with through
Pullmans daily. Only route running
PullmRns vest from Richmond.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
$50 A N. Gorionsyillo Accommodation, except
sunday
1oss A. NJ. from Sortolk, Old Point and Now
port News except sunday
alo P. N. from loca! points and tho West, eI-
copt SUndAy.
Cos p. NJ. from Old Point Newport News, and
Norfolk daily Pullman Palace car
Richmond 10 Cincinnati aud Louis
vile.
Express-dAily.
Depot: Seventeenth aud BrOad streets.
Tickets 81 1000 Main street. aud az tho depot
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
J. T. ODELL. General Manager. no8
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TRAINS NoRrHwARD.
.Daaz. tDatlyezcept sunday

Nos. Il and q mako no stops. No. q
stoos on signal ~ tentraia. No. ~ stops
only on signal 10 Chester Centraua' hh9
Manchester No. IS stops on signal ~ al
regular stations. No. 66 stops on signal az AN
regular stations AMI also at Temples aud Fot.
WalthaU Nos 9 30. IS, and 81 viii stop az al
~ - f..r ~ l.IL.t-I-I
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
AS z. NJ. MAIL daily except sunday
OBS A. n. ACCOMMODATION daily toIcep.
sunday.

40 T. NJ NAIL lAliy lNAi' iA .uuNhIh
9l5 A. n ACCOMMODATION daily toIcept
sunday.
CONNEC Hons.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Ohio
railway Tor tho south. Wost. mi N9rtEest
At ynchburg with Norfolk and western rail-
road Tor all points South, southeast, And ,oltt-
west and YlrglAia Midland railway Tor all poiau
North and south.
At Richmond with Associated Railways Zoe all
point. In tho south. AMI Richmond. Fraiercks-
burg and Potomac railroad for no NOrtn.
Al LeKingtOU with Baltimore AMI ohio MI
road, making close connection. a. uarpert
Ferry % AMI from pittsburgh ana tle Wtst asa
70 points North aud Ea.t
Slesping-cars LYnchburg . Memphis, HeH
Orleans, AMI Little Rock.
Trains marked daily Except sunday
daily.
Tickets sold 10 al points onlces: 9i' ca.
Main street. 1000 Main strrct, aui as hchmoui
and Allegheny depot, Eighth AMI CANA suooA
john X. AACMUhDO,
f.nunraf HaaanuEHF AGENT
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old DOMINION STEAM -
" SHIP COMPANY. LLl.A

" SHIP COMPANY. Lk.A.A
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
snc FRIDAY ats Z. VI.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAfU kDAI at r.
NJ. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAI MOkNlNGs.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare % NeW York ria Jsmes-riyor
route dnclgGing moais ani berthl........s . 90
Kound-irip uicset4, limited 70 thirty days
alter date Of issue. ~ W
Storage with subsistence. .........-....... ~
Storage without sub-i.teucs. ............. %
Cabin fare Ga Chesapeake aud Ohio rail-
..ss-sssssss ~ W
Cabin faro GA Richmond aud Petersburg
EalFQal. ........... $3.50. AZ "
Tickets can DO obtained a. A. w. CARRIERS, 1000
Nam street: Chesapeake aud OHIO and Rich
mOnd and Petersburg dopoia, and 81 companys
Ofices, 1901 Main street, and wharf, kocketta
Freight forwarded and through bills OF ladlng
issued for points bsyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour Of sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS by The Chesapeake and ohio rail-
vey (via Newport News az sf5 A. NJ. aud oy
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same days.
3. 1888 A. NJ, will mako connection at NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street and
au3 Companys wharf. k0cEetts
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On Trains Nos a and p sleepinZ-care between
New YORK ami Tampa, la., on dacSs9nfliie''
On 'rrains Mo-. ia and ~ sleeping-cars between
Washington AMI Charle1tOn ani between " ash
Ington and Jacksonville On Train No. -
sleepin gears between N0w York and Jackson
villo ON Trains Nos % and IS sleeping-caIs
between New York aud Charleston, and between
New York aud ThomaSyille, ia On Trains nos.
% and o. sleopiug-cars between Warrington ana
aud between Richmond and Flo
renee, =. G.
In addition % the above
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TIE Best tn she world.
ALBANY, \. Y, April 4, 1885.

Senator Henry &. Nelson, OF New York,
writes:
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rur Nrw YnRK An rLoRIpA sPFcIAL.

THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
consisting Of yestbule Pullman cars only, leaves
Richmond, souihbound. az 7:23 =. NJ on Nom
day., Wednesdays. and Fridays, aud leAyes
Petersburg. uorihbound. 81 1923 A. VI. on Tues
days, Thursdays, AMI Saturdays. Extra faro IS
charged on this train.
The ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Richmond. 1850 A. N. Norfolk. .i;23 =. ".
Ricnnond 300 +. u. Norfolk. ......9,4O p. N.
Norfolk......'f:2OA 4. NJ Richmond ..ll57 A. ".
Norfolk. .....'5OO F. " Richmond Hl5 =. ".
These trains also make clOso connections for
Farfnyille, Lyncnburg. and Southwestern points,
and all stations on tho Norfolk AMI Western rail-
road h. ~. 81 LILY.
Superintendent
i. T. d. MYEES General Superintendent
4. NJ. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS, Trafic ManSger lao
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beads and uttenng fervent Ave Ma
rias and "Pater Nosters before the
carved ivory crucifx in her private ora
tory. what would he have beheld on this
occasion? The same noble lady again
kneeling in the dust of tie past, and this
time before an open cheat! Tut II
wonld have been necessary o have drawn
nearer and looked over her shoulder IS
she, WITH bated breath and trembling
hand. drew forth its hidden contents 10
the light. 20 ghestiy human remains,
no moldering bones or blood stained
clothes were they but ray of sunlight
shining through the small, dusty, and
cobweb.draped window-panes showed
the rich bloom OF carnation-coloredv vel
vet and the simmer of white satin
And so the invitations for the masked
ball at the Court We're sent out far and
wide, causing infinite surprise aud al
most more gossip than SIR Hugh's se-
cond hasty marriage twenty years ago
had done. A fancy dress ball, and
masked, forsoOth Here vas pretty
state of affairs In respectable country
house, and only year since the death OF
good Sir Hugh; twas enough - make
him turn in his grave BE sure that
foreign madame was at the bottom Of it.
Notwithstanding which, those who were
loudest III their ordinations of outraged
decorum were the quickest TO procure
themselves some fanciful attire in which
they might belake them TO the scene of
revelry, and there disport themselves
among the motley throng.
Ii was New-Year's eve, the young Sir
Reginald's birthday.
"Strange, he said to himself as he
rose that morning. "that | should have
dreamed o. old Deb last night How
plainly l iaw her, with what looked like
a big key in one hand, and she seemed
in terrible trouble, too, and kept
CHANGING over her shoulder at something
that looked like one Of the old family
portraits in the background. Good old
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~ ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Reference required. ADDRESS or
call at No 10l6 Main street feplq-
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WOLFF g. RANDOLPH. PHILADELPHIA

another direction. Aiming to counterfeit
the effect of TANNERS reckless i'd
ministration he has gone to the
other extreme and inaugurated a policy
as niggardly as TANNERS was reckless.
II is not known whether Secretary NOBLE
or Acting Commissioner Of Pensions SMITH
is responsible for the complete flopover,
but the first things done were the rescind-
ing of the order that no pensions should
be less than 81, which order was no more
than lust since 81 month is little enough
for any pensioner, and the PRONUNCIATION
of an order thst no more rerating OF PEN
sions will be allowed. No complaint was
made against the proper rerating Of PEN
sions. Some of the pensions, many Of
them, should be rerated. What was COM
planned of was the outrageous abuse of the
law under TANNER, whereby, for instance,
the clerks in the psnsion office were al
lowed to rerate each other Unfortunately
and rich and well.to.do and able-bodied
men, undeservirg Of having their pensions
increased, were given large sums out of
the treasury. 1t is plain that under this
niggardly policy Of retrenchment justice
will not be done the old veterans who
now are fast growing old and incapable.
1t even may be doubtful if the nation
would not have preferred TANNERS policy
Of squandering the peoples money to this
stipgy policy.
Meanwhile TANNER wants his pay fer
allowing bimeelf to be made scapegoat
of and is growing impatient, threatening to
let all sorts of secrets out about the matter.
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TANNER AND THE ADMINIsTRA-
TON.

1t appears that in TANNER out of office
this precious administration has as sharp
a thorne in it's fiesh as it had in TANNER
in Office. That TANNER did not exceed
the Republican pla'Esrm and Republican
party pledges in his squsnderipg of the
peoples money, is well known. He
claimed that he was merely fulfilling
the pledges of the Republican National.
platform, and HARRISON admitted that he
was satisfied in that regard. But, as things
went on, it was found that while the pea
sion end of the Republican platform sound
ed well, and was all right in theory,
when put in practice by TANNER it
would not do. The government
began running heavily in debt
and both the president and the cabinet re-
allied that things could not 60 on as they
were, that the treasury would not stand
it. The only trouble was that TANNER
did not take the Republican platform in d
Pickwickiau sense. In his ignorant,
laundering way he struck too close to his
party's pledges and naturally created a gi-
gantic scandal. The administration tried
to shield itself from the conseq uences Of
public condemnation by putting all the
blame on poor, ignorant TANNER and ig.
ANONYMOUSLY dismissing him. But TAN
NER has Just about enough discernmsnt to
see that he is made the scaps-goat Of the
administration, simply because be carried
out its pledges too strictly and he is nat
urally in arage. He was promised an office
81 lucrative as the Commissionership, but
the Office is not yet forthcoming TANNER
is growing madden and his friends, we are
informed, have to keep an incesssnt watch
upon his eapac:ous mouth lest ne let out
some important and damaging secrets re-
garding the administration.
10 short, the administration is in a box.
Meanwhile, the conduct Of the pension
Office has not been improved. The acting
Commissioner of Pensions appears to be as
great fool az TANNER himself, but in
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WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Apply at No. 63 Indiana street.
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Dr,PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver. stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless. One n Dose. Sold by
druggists. y cents vial.
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s.LACY,s,, CASE.

The case of LACY" the confidence man.
who is now in Jail for swindling several ei
our citizens, deserves passing notice.
In another column it is clearly outlined
that this sWindler expects to cheat the
Law of its dues. To eonsummste the job
he will probably rely on legal teehnicali-
ties, his own monumental capacity for
blnfiog and the skill of his council.
A writ of habeas corpus will be asked on
the ground that there is rot proper evidence
10 bold the accused. 10 the light of Mr..
FoREPAUGH's telegram to the REGISTER
last week, and later, toothers, thst LACY
is thief, arrest him, and the subsequent
information by letter and otherwise from
persons whom "LACY" had swindled, it
seems to the ordinary mind nothing fur
Their was necessary to hold LACY"
until the grand jury meets and
disposes of the case. Indeed
after the hlgrant high handed swindles in
this town by LACY" and known to
everyone who reads newspaper, one can
not understand where there is loop hole
through which 'LAcY" can escape. But
yet there are many who assert this rascal
will regain his liberty, because OF the weak
points in the law, and thus Re enabled to
ride out of town with his col
ors flying. and to proceed TO
some other community where, emboldened
by his success here, he will be encouraged
to commit greater crimes. What q trav-
esly on law and justice his release without
a proper trial would be- The REGISTER
believes, however, that States Attorney
HOWARD will be amply armed with more
than sufficient evidence of the necessary
legal strength to hold the accused, not
withdrawing the talk to the contrary.
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A GENTS Should Write for Illustrated Circu;
u lars. terms and two weeks trial OF Missouri
Steam Washer. washes dirtiest clothes clean by
hot steam without rubbing. Easily sold ana
profitable. ]. WORTH, St. Louis Mo-
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Tanners Wheels.

IWIUutIPItU
"The cat will new, and dog will have
his day" Corporal Tanner, when illus
trating the rapidity with which the
wheels 20 round" in the Pension Office
by writing an order for the discharge of o
subordinate and calling the attention of his
visitor to the man leaving the building
shortly afterwards, little rocked that his
own wheel would soon lose its tire.
Truly, there are s,me compensations in
this world
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Compliment for the Cardinal.

4NtU TWA HtTuII.
Cardinal Manning is great prelate in a
great church. He bears the burdens OF
more than eighty years. but like man in
his prime, with dignity and due respect
for his rights Of both contending parties.
he handled the Llndon strike and brought
it TO happy conclusion. How small the
differences between the warning factions OF
Christians seem when such work as this is
to be done. After all, he thinks closest to
the eternal right whose hands ara kept
busy in helping his fellow men.
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GEN. GoFF is now bsipg talked Of for
the Supreme Bench" 1t is hardly prob
able that this administration will appoint
him to that high place. 1t ia mighty
high and mighty big place. GoFF de-
serves well of his party, no doubt and
should be well provided for by HARRISON,
bu. this Supreme Bench talk is bosh.
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is type of thousands of young girls who
are emerging from the chrysllis stage of their
existence, rs they enter upon their teens. "
Nervous, eNcitable. irritable. stirred by
strange. unknowablc forces within them,
each a mystery unto herself. our girls need
the tendercst care. the most loving. patient
oversight. and the aid OF DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. 10 safely carry them through
this critical period. during which. in too
many lives, alas, are sOwn the seeds OF dis
tresSing forms of diseases peculiar TO the
female sex. But this boon 10 womankind
will prevent all such diseases. or cure them
il they have already seized n victim. Woman
owes IL 10 herself. 20 her family. and to her
social station. 10 be well and strong. Let
her then not neglect the sure means OF cure.
"Fayorite Prescription " is a legitimate medi-
cine. carefully compounded by an experienced
and Skillful physician, and adapted 10 woman's
delicate organization. Ii Is purely vegetable
in its composition and perfectly harmless
in its effects IN any condition OF the system.
Sold by druggists; SL0, or six bottles for
$500.
Copyright. ISIS, by WORLDS DIS. MED Assn.
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1t is as follows:

In the same county (Kanawha), on the 9TH,
Seth Jones, white man, about 80 years OF age
became involved in a quarrel with Bush Moore;
a negro Moore struck Jones with stone, ana
then procured an ak and struck him once in the
head and several times in the body, inh citing
fatal wounds
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WE WILL SELL

A Fine Short Creek Farm; 165 sores: well water
ed; Is acres in pasture; In very best condition;
underlaid with coal; improved by two-story Brick
Dwelling of u rooms, Barn and Stable, Brick
Smoke House, etc. and all other necessary out.
building. We will sell cheap and on easy terms.
If not sold before, the above farm will be offered
at public sale, at the front door Of the Court
seISi q A. SCHAEFER d co.
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Nfu, advertisements.

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