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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-11-29
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-11-29

The most cherished of all 1.-THE griddle
cakes, and when properly made the most
delicious. 1t has been against buck wheat
cakes made in the old fashioned way with
yeast or risen overnight that they were FIRE
quently heavy or sour; that dsagreable eff
fects followed their eating 1t has been
found that these objections are completely
overcome by mixing them with the Royal
Baking Powder instead of yeast. Quickly
made no setting overnight no materials
spoiled. Risen with Royal Baking Powder
they are most dclicious--light, sweet ten
der assuredly wholesome and may he eaten
by any one without the slightest inconycn-
fence. Once tested from the following re
ccipt, the buckwheat cake will be awarded
prominent place among our table delicac-
les.
RzCEIPT.-Tatc two cups of buck wheat flour.
one cup Of wheat flour. two tablespoons Of
Royal Baking Powder. one half teaspoon of
salt and silt dry, well and thoroughly
together. Then mix with sweet milk in
to a thin batter and bake Mt once on hot
gridde. Try them made this way. They will
be a revelation.
Royal Baking Powder is specially made
for use in the preparation of the finest, most
wholesome, and delicate cookery. Because
of its great strength it is also the most eco
nomical Of eavoning agents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-11-29
KEEP TO TIE RIGHT.

DO not be imposed on by any OF the numerous
limitations, substitutes etc, which are flooding
the world. There 10 only one Swift's Specific,
and there is nothing like it, Our remedy con.
lalns 10 Mercury Potash, Arsenic, or any pois
onous substance whatever. j builds up the gen
eral health from the first dose, and has never
failed TO eradicate contagious blood poison and
its effects from the system. BE sure to get the
genuine. Send your address for our Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases, which will be mailed
iTee. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Lrm. CONGRATULATIONS srssioN.
WASmyGroN. March ,, 1859.
EpugfA


The Serate IL an early hour This morning
pa,sed the deficiency appropriation bill.
The Indian app OPERATION biii va, reported
and ordered - be printed and The COME
renee report On the sundry civil appropra-
ton bill Wa, presented bat not acted on.
The Senate then, at 800 4. NJ, adjourned
TO II 4. VI.
The Indian appropriation bill vas taken
M and It held It's place during The entire
days session. II was frequently laid aside
for the reception OF conference report, out
n vas not finally disposed Of until go,
when the senate took recess until $780,.
Among the amendments reported by th-
Committee on Appropriations are the follow
iog:
Inserting substitutes fer paragraphs ap.
propriating Sl,9l2,9i2 10 paw the Seminole
Indians for an their right, ut,e. and clam in
certain lands N Dakota. and providing that
such lands shall be part OF The public do
main.
Inserting paragraphs for the allotment OF
lands in scveraltv 10 Indians on various In
dian reservations; Tor enabling Indians to
establish themselves In homes thereon, and
nroyidiro that the children Of such Indians
shall not excluded from the benefits OF
the appropriations for the education OF H.
diau children.
Inserting substitute for the paragraph
directing negotiations 10 be opened with the
Cherokees in the Indian Territory for the
ce.sion Of all their title or claim to lands
known ~ the Cherokee outlet.
Striking out Two Paragraphs sppropriating
sl7s.95 and SiS,33S to fuihi the treaty
stipulations with the POtawsIomle nation OF
Indians and with the citizens band OF the
POlaW atomies.
The paragraph approprlasing Sl7s,953 was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Emin Bey.

The report that comes from Wa1dy Halia
Shat EHiN Bey has defeated the DerylsbeJ In
tho Bshr Gael province adds another int.
resting chapter to the history Of the Central
African problem The Bshr Gael country
j. some distance north OF Wadelai. where.
when STANLEY started on his expedi.
ton, EHiS was located and IN need
OF suceor. That the latter should now
be operating 30 far away from hi. Old head.
quarters presents phase OF The situation
tbstis particularly significant when taken I'm
connection with the rumon REGARDING
sTAALEY's Intentions. LMS never IA. had
any intention OF abandoning his work In
Africa. aud the fact that STANLEY, after
bis brei communication with civilization.
hurried back " EEIS's territory immed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

Fine quality Cne.k-Muslin shirts and Drawers,
Mitcheus price was 'Jc. apiece, OUT pi'1'
g, - apiece;
Patent Dixie Blsarhe ,JeAls Drawers, Mitchell
price vas s.. our price Co., apiece,
Patent Dixie Blcached Canton lame. DraN'r'
MtcheIs price 81, our price .',- eiif''
Exua-Fine Balbriggan st'r' END b'aT'' -'
Mltchelrs price vns 81, our prize" ''. - apiece 3
E1,ra-euperone Fancy Ba.brig~1n .hi''- sni
Drawers. Nilchclls price 0a5 fl..C, OAK price
60 apiece;
Extra-Hcavy Au-Wo0l Nciirs'et Rei shaker
Flannel shirts and drawer, Mi'h'N7 iii
WAS $780, our price tl.~l apiece,
Amorican-Hoale~y SupsrGue Meruo shirts aad
Drawers, Mitchchls prize Was - "i1 p.'.l
a apiece,
Fine Camel .-liair shirts ani Drawers, Michel. B
price was s., ol- pric" q apiece
Non. ~hrinsahlo -eot'h-No0l shirts and Draw
ers Mtcheus prize vas g.. oar In'e $50
apiece;
Fine Lamts-Wool md California srakNr-F'an-
mel Shirts All Drawers. hltclelS price, WAS
s., our price - apiece:
one los OF EuTHah Ha.i-uose, sold q, e5c-. onr
prico i2sc pain,
One lot % Gloves, sold 81 y, our price 5lc pair
FOR TIE LADIES.
POGO Yards solid colorcd &C. quality Fronch
Saline in remnants al oisc. y'ri;
100 dozen Linen Napkins az <5r. dozen;
100 dozen e1tra-0ne white Cambria Handler
chiefs a. s. apiece. worth lJr.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

Try telegraph o. 90 ulspairol
WASHINGTON. March 2.-Ihe secretary Of
War TO-DAY ordered 8 c0urt-msrtlal for the
triai OF Major Garrett j. L'dccker, Of the
Corps Of Engineers, or charges OF neglect OF
duty in connection with toe worn of con-
structing tbe aqucduri tunnel III" court
wilt meet al tbe war Department Tuesday,
the 18th instant. IRE detail for the court ls
as fonoNs: Major General Croos, colonies
Ba L. Twcnty-third infantry; Ood-e,
Eleventh. infantry townsend, wcinh m-
hniry; Whttemon. ordnance departments;
Piper, Flfh artillery; Commodore st'cA.
engineering deptrimcnt; hsudenhaN'
Fourtn artillery; Poe. engineering dcpr,-
mput: Lieutuaut-, olonels Flagler, ordnaa q
Departments: Roberts. engineer; Merrill. en'
eiueering department; Gillespie, engineering
department. with Major George y. DAVIS Is
iudgc-adyocaie Of the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

ately suggests an understanding between
the two for the accomplishment Of Just what
STANLEY IL credited with ambition to accom-
pi,h- the recapture Of khartoum and the
smashing OF the Mabdl. The undertaking
would certainly be bold and hazardous one,
bat Il should be remembered that several OF
the provinces 10 the Central soudan have
been brough, under the Mahdrs sway by
coercion aud are said 10 bc ripe 70: revolt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

The philadelphia Times SAYS: "Alas, il
might have been. There lived in a little
Ohio village thirty years ago two very al
tracuye girls. TO one Il. b. HAYES was en-
gagcd. but the match was broken of because
he was poor The other received marked
attention from vouoc J. \. GARFIELD, but IN
that case, TOO, poverty prevented him from
making any headwsy. They both might have
become Presidents wives" But one OF
them would not have been the genuine arti-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Republican Majority Three ia the
AextuOuSe OF representatives.

ny I0I'tI lpU % IU' I1I7TA'1'I-I
WASHINGTON. March A-6entrh Clarke,
Clerk Of the House OF Representatives.. today
received from ne Governor OF West Virginia
certncstes Of ticc,ios Of cougres,men for TIE
Third and Fourth distr.cts OF that state.
they are issued in the names OF the Demo
cratic candidates. This makes Republican
majority OF three in the next House oil Repre-
seutatiYes,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
want TO see the inaugural CeremO-
MES


WASHINGTON, March 1.-The demand for
seats 10 the Scpste chamber during the inau.
gural ceremonies Monday has been 80 great
that Colonel Canadv, Sergeant.at.Arms Of
The senate. has been driven almost
to distraction hy the incessant inn
o0rtuuing for the desired pasteboards.
There are about l.jo7 issued. including
uckels for The press, and so great is the de-
mand that certain members Of the House, IN.
clined to thrift. are dispo-ng u their tickets
al the rS,e OF s2j apiece. one gentleman
bought six at these figures from A House oill-
cial tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

The Macon Telegraph saYs: 1.-THE Tri-
hume Of Rome clas-e. the Philadelphia Iele-
graph as Democratic paper Not sur
prsed at f. The Philadelphia Telegraph is
able and honest enough to be a Democratic
paper. Fact Is, since We come to think
aboutit. We believe the Telegraph is a Demo-
cratic paper and does not know It,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

Some Of the people OF Virginia are 40 en-
amorcd n Mr.. Randall that they get bin 70
present their petitions 10 Congress In prefe-
renee to theii own members. Washington
letter Alcrapdri0 G0zette.
Wat I'm the House OF Representatives
meets next. and the south needs friend Ia
stard up for her rights, and you will again
laud SAM RANDALL as you Landed him when
be defeated the force biil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
THE forktOw


fBY telegraph 70 the Disps,chI
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Socrclary WHIT
nev sand this afternoon that be bad not yet ac-
cepted the guuboat Yorktown. Thero are
be ,ad, certain preiminsries thai VIII nave
10 be arranged before the vessel Gao be ac-
cep,ed by the Government. lie intimated.
however, that he would make statement IN
regard to the matter 10 few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Attention, "recretary Biains.''


OTTAWA. ONT, March In the Canadian
Parliament last evening Mr. LawrieI's mo-
ton to continue IN force for another year
the mOdus yivendi and advocating closer re.
lstions with the United States was defeated
yeas, IS; nays, lOS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
sou,hern wtntster called North.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.i
Boston, March 2.-Tbc Columbus-AVehue
Presbyterian church has extended an unaui,
nous call to Rev. william Adams. ID. d., OF
Auelrta. Ga, 10 assume the pastOTaLe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

CLEANrD Our.- The Wheeling lntelll-
gcncer Republican, says:
d" For the present the Republicans OF West
Virginia have nothing more for the Demo-
cratic politicians TO steal"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
E,g RtOt In 0nio.

by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
PITTSBURGH. PA, March Ut Is repol Tea
that blg rot Is IN progress al The CArnoh
stone.qusrries, rear YOUNGSTOWN ~. ne
Iu,liaps cut four cables. Three sherihs aud
other officers have gone to the scene. Sew
eral are reported wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Fiye tn Chtc8ga

CHICAGO, March "A fire on west Kan
doiph street last night destroyed the stock O,
GIBSON, Parish & Co., upholstcier', Valuc0
at Sl55,O00; insurance, sl2'OOO. Otne'
losses aggregate $4,000 insurance, s2o'VVO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
THAT KUsTvchY FGUD.
All l. reace How, but the Families
HIT ,rnhen Norslcam OaIhs.

All - ie"'' ''""'
Have TAKEN 'orNie"" jain
a Louisville telegram says Ho'eheao'
the capita, oi Rowan county ana made TO-
nous IS. tho secneoi the ieud' OIL rag lot
liver and h.s henclwen. ha' had quiet llin'
suce th.t notorious outlaw WAN kNitH
7 has was over iwo years ago, ana there has
not been 4 % ylt within tbs town NmlN
since. The former trouble vas largely
caused us political differences, aud The
defeat as samuel Goodm for ,herll
hv Cook Humphrey cost = number 81 lives.
The roiiyers .Horc that Humphrey should
not sct as amer q and they attempted 10 carry
out their threat. bv force Of arms. The re-
Suit va. thebat,les and a,sa-sinstioDs, which
never ended 900 Craig T0liyer's life Was
brought 90 10, sudden end But things have
chsngei there now "a 'T. zoe Ooouli'
brother o' sam u""l'h' le,, leI iH Cou' eI-
-ation WIN ir Today hf' "''oII o1ul5
doW1 hereto appear %, witness DID, t"t Cn'leu
states DISTRICT i'di1 ana la.Acu very lH'
terc-ti1-f c1u'e'tin~ lue Ola I'u o' auu l'e
prospects ioI renewal Oh lne 4i''te's'
SOW AiLIs PEACE.
When Boone LOGAN first began % pr1,.
iioc w. ,ald Nr. Oo0iu, she used to -it
30 nI. dc-i cling tie door aud with SIX
shooter close ft his hand. lle never ia'rd
a.rclr on the street without Biz wel-
rOus strapped sr0uud him, but now ne has
Ia.l them ala aside. Notagun, revolver. or
hu.r cin now be- seen 90 visit Go Zoe hiile
tow ltI, Us peaceful, place rs tAete is ln
kc1u ~. 81 Itu)r has cls1prered, ihe
f.r.. D.. .fn.r under IIrti.lfflnN TfifF. NnW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

The Philadelphia Press says: General
HAgRiSoN'- callers are Il numerous and mot
ley crowd" Particularly motley. ToRAkEE
can console himself with the reflection that
it he does not get a portfolio lac will continue
10 be the grand snubbee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
ATTENTION.,

Wet have come into po'ession Of ~" remainu''
OF the stock Of Messrs. William Mitchell " '@'
sold Nv their trustee, FOR 80 cents on tho dollAr
The stock consists OF SHIRTS AND DkANEH9
Of every description and q the te't makes' s'.n
"a Medlcots'. Wrighter q Wrishtera' ana hoD-
err X. Davis & COS. lc4t qualirot
We have tie stock now displayed on our c'a-
ire counters, and al prices that VIII ray yoh 20
supply yourselves promptly wiA 7N.s for tA'
approaching sesson. aud 81 cause you 90 secure
outnts for next winter. - no sa'n goods VI" b'
offered you again at such figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
RKJEF COMNENT.

"Mr. BLAME will tske his seat on March
Hh and on MALONE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

The Philadelphia Inquirer looks 20 pretty
in iis nsw form and new dress that we fear
that hereafter we will not have the heart to
say meau things about it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

al Floater DUDLEY could only confess
right now that those blOcks-otfye letters
were forccries how happy he would be-
And taeu he might 20 to Mairid-and the
rest Il known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

Tho Ohio state journal says: at issaid
the CommcrciaLGazs;to is giving shotguns
to It's subscribers" Not bad idea consider
ing the Ohio Wh.to-Cap cutrages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

The New York Press saws: 1--WE take
things rs we ina them" No doubt OF it.
The Press i. q Republican paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

"The New York Evening Post calls hand
sinking ar American vice. Has the Post
been shaking hands with JOHN l.. SULLIVAN!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

The Southern Planter for March Is
another number Of superior quality. Colonel
W. &. KNOTT. editor, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

"some ladies' are not happy unless they
are In bot water Or are keeping some
man In hot water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

"SrrrTNG BULL has been raising crop OF
whest ana oats in the Grand.Elver valley"
That's decided Improvement upon raising
enaln..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

A HEALTHFIL TONIC.
Used In place Of lemons or llme'iuice IL
will harmOnlze With such stlmulanls as are
/ necessary 70 take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

Seven into % goes Il times and no re-
msinder. Therefore Christmas day was the
same day Of the week in 1871 that 1t VIII be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

Look cut for couDrerieits Buy the gen
ulne Salvation Oh, the great pain cure. -
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

w.. ,-,rr-.A AEfrNorl TO INTRO
~ ~ 49, 'r.,.,.,.,1,,,r txtHrf
rcoi.4 ny every roasrfc-pcr. particularly
through to hoIs"-t' Gaming '' i'. %. tA ..l"
proi- oamn.es'nt 'a f"'t ir. .i '.; .'''''
win stamp Tor iei'AN 10 To-
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Va 'ANIED, TWO OhNl0nI-D
~ ROOM. suitable for N-Ht Bookkeeping
AdIre-s. uigl tcras, n. 81. O., care b.'tt. De-
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WANTED, TO ElNI, bti Dht
r'.i y. az, - Ssa..s ri a' = e.a
Drop po-.a.. ca.l o nor SD
mb a-!' -J ''ns' '"e'-
w AIMED. IN a Lula He IT, Ol
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AA'ANIfIh lNi tl hlN ~ It-fisN
" 100 SAKE DH ROOTS ANp W'hN 81 b.
CHIMES Andy to f IS. ~lnNDFp- & t'.
Nona- B. ,.et..t Factory, Eleventh street below
AA'a ''''
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~ w.f. w. fvr. 'ng.e meu o. BOARD in f--
va.r .au. f IA.--. nt~if-.Irri.lei rp.T+t ft
improvements. ..nfrai location. Alif'-- h,
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mi lR.t tu.t 20 without an. 4INIiH. 1.i
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03


1VASONIC NOTICE. THE ~
VI memb-rs of HENkico UNION "
LODGE. $50 1870 are requested 20 attend
srs-e,i r.e.. at thrlr Lal'. or iw'nfy-nfih
e.-.0.. Ola MONDAY tFtNING 80 SD o'clock.
il Master uasons in good Standing arc ifatoF-
ny i'yoli.ro. tae " -
WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary.
March g. =. z. 5',9, a. D. ls-A mn o-l.
4AscB,sr.R, yA, March 3. 1850.
TR. o. e. i. NJ. THE OFFICERS
. ana momoef- Of new SOUTH COUNCIL,
N..Esrs Lote1y summoned 10 meet a. thelr
hal. tislth ant HUI s,-cets, tbs sunday
A.'I tKN'ON. "a Instant. ~ . dclc,A. q pay ne
IL .,I triouto u -esroct 20 or decreased orO-
...-. MICHAEL HiGGI>N Members u sister coun-
r.-afs fra.ernally invited 20 lAl.e Will u.
~ order % u. j.. tQ0z, Councillor ,.,,,,
na-it Recording Secretary.
II l.. o. or 0. F.-ArrEs- .sSa&a.
II. I!oS. - Brethren, you are isstss<ese
harobg uJi.1st io meet at 0tI-tcl- ~
lows Hal. ln.rd street, SUNDAY.
V.r.h So. ~ O'Clock r. NJ. 10 proceed from
flere 20 too second Baptist church 10 attend me
thanksgiving services, whlcn WI Do CONJUNCTION
~ Il. y. D. Ii. a. MITCHELL, % Danrile, ~ )
o'clock p ~. You vii wear the regsla Of the
order rsp-oseaiinE your respective degrees 30
proupt 10 4iHr llau'e.
Nv order q tie committee
Yours, In r.. l., T.,
GEORGE K. JOHNSON, Chairman.
,,rrVI Titpnfs Ssrretary NH $lt'
VHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
TOCONOTlNE e AID MACHINE WORKS VIII
b held at the worKE Of the company on
WEDNESDAY, March o. 1889. at 10 O'Clock 81.
fe ss-lw GEORGE +. JONES. Secretary.
oyy,cs Va. AND NORTH ClRoLIsA WHsEL COT
RICHMOND. VA, February II. 1883.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
l sfo~Sholiers 81 this conf hny Will b. hold IN
49,. rresidents room, Planters National bGnA,
WEDNESDAY, Mana -, 1853, al ls ".
\. v RANDOLPH
fela-tNl3 Secretary and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Correctly Answered.

We came scro,s an old almanac the other
day, published ~ johnson ~ Warner. Rich
mond. Va. for the yesr 1911. VINO can tel
MS what day OF tie week Christmas day was
for that yesr p Iit4r Advertiser.
What il the reason that % was not the
same d,y of the week as tins year ;-Hict-
uiond Dispatch.
Mr.. 7. +. Carter sends the following:
have an almanac That gives all dates from
1C0C 10 900. should tine world stand and The
old thing last t1at long.
In reply 10 Your query, "WhO can tell
wha. day OF the week Christmas day came
on in the wear ISL" | answer, W educs-
day -HaHfar 1dVcrtiSfr.
II needs no almanac 10 tell this, as witness