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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
Tssex County Dem0Crats.

TAPPAHANNocK, Va, August -, 1889.
70 tie EdHor of the DisPafch:
At meeting held at Tappahaunock,
Va, 10y the Democrats of Essex county
on the 10Th OF August. 1889, to elect del
egates to represent said county IN the
Senatorial Convention to he held at Sa-
luda, Middlcscx county, Va, on Thurs
day. the 18th Of August, Hon Thomas
Croxton being in the chair, the follow
ing delegates were unanimously elected :
For Occupacia District. p. X. Bau-
man and ". l.. WarDg with instruc-
tions to select their alternatcs.
For Central.-R. T.. Wmtlock, Il. H.
Banks. and John II. Kidd. Altcrnates
DIR. A. r.. Route, d. p. Motley, aud j..
l.. Henley.
For Rappahannock.-H. l.. Newbiil,
". H. Hoskius, and Il. p. billiard. Al
tcrnatcs: VI. r. Marshall, L. VI. Ware,
and W. Il. Scott
After stirring speech by Hon.
Thomas L. Blakey the following resolu-
ton, offered by him, was unanimously
passed;
Rcsotrcd, That the Democratic party
of Essex, in public meeting assembled,
do hereby express their unqualified APP
prevail Of the action Of the Democratic
State Convention which met in Rich
moad on the 18th instant, and pledge
their hearty and earnest support to ITS
nominees, Mckinney, Tyler, and Scott.
housing speeches were made by
Messrs. \. +. Evens, T. il. b. Wright,
Thomas Croxton, and Ii. Il. Pollard.
1t was also moved, seconded, and car
ried that a statement of the proceed
ings be sent to the Richmond papers and
the NOrthcrR Neck Mars"
THOMAS CRoXToN, Chairman.
T. W. Ware, Secretary.
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STAFFORD COUNTY NEWS.
Personal Mcntion-A Popular Road-Law-
Tournament. Etc.

[Correspondcnce Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
STAFFORD c. H., August -, 1882.
Mr.. Archie MaXiom. OF Washington,
d. C., who has been confined 10 his bed
from an attack Of inhammatO1y rheuma-
tisrn, is now convalescent and paying
visit to his mother in-law, Mrs. NJ. {.
Jones, at Brooke.
Miss Naude Maxiom has returned
home after a few weeks visit to Mrs.
Jones.
Miss Tess Alexander. of Prince Will
liam county, is also visiting Mrs. Jones.
NJ. X. Lowry, Esq, Is erecting new
building for the post-ollice at Brooke.
II. A. Crittenden, Esq, lost his saw
mill, planning mill, ana indeed almost
everything connected Herewith 10y tire
on the 10th instant. No insurance..
The remains Of +. c. Jones, Esq, OF
Washington, d. c., were brought to
this county for burial at Point Ridge
Yesterday, accompanied by friends and
relatives. One feature OF the funeral
was the flowers, which almost buried the
caskct.
Mrs. Charles Hickerson, Of Rappahan-
mock station, accompanied 10y Mr.. John
and Mis- Matte Hickerson, are visiting
Mrs. c. II. 1ackett at this place.
The citizens of the county, irrespec-
tive OF party, adopted the road bill pre-
pared by MIR. G. a. Bryan for this cOun-
tv. with two amendments, as follows ::
That the age of persons required to
work the roads shall be from sixteen to
sixty and teams and drivers ltwo-horse),
81 per day; without drivers, Sl.5O.
This bill gives general satisfaction and
is TO be sent to the Legislature this fail
to be enacted Is law.
The tournament of the Goth WAS sue
GETS. After quite time fitting, the prize
"a saddle was awarded to the Knight of
Stafford Courthouse. After the tourney
was over the crowd adjourned to the
courthouse grounds, where pavilion
had been erected. They tripped the
light fantastic 10 the sweet music OF
Captain Pete Hedgmsn, the veteran mu-
stefan, until the sma' hours. The occa-
sion was most enjoyable.
OCCASIONAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
The Anpomattor baptist A..oeIation.
The APPROXIMATELY HhpIIsI TRANSFORMATIONS
tcorrespondence OF tho Richmond Di'pntchI
HrxBURd, APPoMATrox COUNTY, VA, |
August 90, 1889. (

The AppomattOr baptih hss"'iaio"'
tcorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch1
HrxBuRa, APPoMATrox COUNTY, VA, |
August 90, 1889.
This pleasant village, situated as 1t IS
IN one of the most prosperous neighbor-
hoods in Southside Virginia, has been
the centre OF no little stir for the past
three days. The Appomattox Associa-
ton OF the Baptist people closed to-day
after harmonious and delightful session
at Walkers church. which is only few
hundred yards distant.
j. W. HARDWOOD, Esq, OF Pamphn'
was re elected moderator, and W. L.
Nichols, Of Campbell, clerk.
Noticeable among visitors we're Mayor
Fllyson. W. L. Drinkard. Esq, OF Rich
mond, and Rev. J. Il. Newbil, OF Chase
City.
The discussion Of the several reports
revealed the fact that this body Is in
prosperous condition, enlarging its work
and contributing moro literally than
ever before. O.,
While several desirable fields in its
boundary are yet without pastors,
number of able preachers have been To-
Gated during the past year.
On Thursday more than one thousand
people were on the ground, and yet the
systematic and liberal provision which
had been made enabled them to be well
cared for.
The writer has seen no such evidences
OF thrift and contentment in any portion
Of the State visited as were displayed at
this gathering, end as for broad hospi-
tally and the creature comforts in pro
fusion commend us to this favored spot
we'll named to perpetuate the sterling
worth. enterprise, and public spirit OF
the Oldest inhabitant, William Xix, Esq,
and long may he live to illustrate these
virtues. NJ. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

WANTED, SIXTY BOARDERS
W for September and October az Lynn'lde
Private clearinghouse, acknowledged by pa
irons from twenty-five states 10 De tho most
abundant ana tho most beautifully situated
private boardiug-house ia tho mountains q
Virginia. Address ". l. LEWIS.
au.tst' Sweet SPRING. IS. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
SKIN CANCER.

Several years ago was called to sec q coiorcd
woman who had 4 malignant form Of cancer on
her foot. The cancer grew worse under The PFC
fcribcd treatment and tie toes and one side Of
the foot were at length eaten entirely away. The
patient could not have survived much longer,
hnt ! commenced the use Of Swifts Specific
and It cured her sound well. That was three
years AGO, and there has been no return a the
disease. regard Swift's Specific n most excel
lent medicine for blood diseases, as us tendency
II TO drive out the poison.
MatheDilc. Miss. WV F. STAGE, MI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

10 Y .lIFI INI.'''T1IF
Superintendent oi Agencies,
an o. + cuETust lll5 Main stree ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

Train NJ 81 cunnecfs daily 81 keyfFiiio fr
Chase tt.y. tl7rksFllle. oxford. Durham. heI-
derson. and Raleigh. Connects daily a, 'f.or e.
toro Tor Ulfhsrn. Raleigh. salem. All 30 l0f.If.
and all points on N0rtl Carolina DIVISION rs.
Salsbury f0r Ashevlls ll0t sprngs. Az fN
points in Western Nor.h faroiiaa. AL 40 , la--
road.
Train No - connects Tally ~ Greenshor, '.-
Salem. winston Raleigh. Ooiisborl, aui II Do.
heal city. az salisbury fJr AshosI'e. li9i
Springs. AMI al points In Western NUrlh Ca-1-
Ina ~ charlotte NTH charlotte. Columbia a0i
AugustArAilroai Tor Columbia. Augusta, AiAe",
Charleston. Savannah. fhomasyill" Ga.. Ja a.
s0nvtlle, aui other FLORIDA points alss, sl.l
Carolina Central railroad Tor NimIog.Hl
Trains from ihe south arrive 10 ri 'lmc-iiil
A. ii. au1 $3.50 h. "
tANEllA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond ............ .-.......... fpl IT, NJ.
Arrive Richmond ............. ~ A. ".
t,IOFER AtCOMMODAuoN.
Ieave Ricamopd ............. .,..0 a. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

l,5OO T l%H , GHf @1 I7 "52t
AERANGED. AND THOROUGHLY APPOINT
ED BRICK RESIDENCES on Floyd street be-
tween Plum aud L0mrarly, Is all you need pay
in cash. and the residue You can pay az your
Cali aud let me show 10 to YOU
mud be sure NOT O. Jose the opportunity Of your
life for getting splendid house Boa an improving
location, a. a low price, and on easy icrm--
y. ~. BOW r.
an 2i-enltt R.al .sialo Agent.
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sol. HAAS. Tra-- Manage
q. 81. MIAlDOI J.. tir,t fl.e rr's.Icrt.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL.
\ NAY COMPANY


SCHEDULE ~ FFfECr ACDr,Iis i.l
IEsyE R.0urlsr
SD A. ~ Local, except sunday '.r "l.i" -.t..
palr lar.f.lHI a..4 A.
en- A. n. Lrorcss daily for on Pom, ali n.f-
f..k.
liIJA. n. Mail daily f9r '.ucuna. f..r "a
paiAc- sleeping BID b .fe -. .Ir
gl0P n. Express daily t.r Oj i.. OBJ
hurI..s.
s.i5H, u. accommodation. c1-a.. r.f...l. ..t
sunday. lur d. s. s. D.. lr
4U0P u. Du -a.4ulaY only -..J. .t. n
tlAT.uttest..-.
g!5PM E. g. foslUIe e.HrA. .It
wiu. Dining lr q. bal a
q. Cincinnati aul louisville ..
ma1 ~.fepiU ga 'i.'H fI....
Tktiss shElFE A. a-. ihiNt
Sos g. " ant 81 iD D.. ". daily ii.. Ii .a.Il.
gOJ A. ". On Mouiags only if.u
sllIs.
100 4. II. an ~ g. g. daily frou Nr.'.ir
1OP II. dauY -1ceg. a-44al i..l Ml's
Ha.lElr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
NORk-RIYER LINE WA WtsI
Il POINT
DAILY EXcerr SUNDAY


The faF0rits rouf7to Baltimore The sfeAmf-s
on his line aro moiels ~ beauty. eiegau.' t.i
comfort. Leave Richmond '1.@I r.. a. All fi ID
e. A.. hrrlY8 a. baltimore $50 4. H.. lekfs
Baltimore isiiy except sunday 49, IT, w. a.
rive a. Richmond ~ 50 A. y. anl 3 A. "
Fare from hilnmoul sfrnig.t . ba. iun.t" ~
Washington. 50. Wilmington. Dell, fiD.t fhIO4.
delYhia, $50. AeW YORK. s. l kDall trh
Wilmington. Del, g.. Palate pl.n q. AeF
YORK. ~
WEST POINT AC,OMNOnAf
Leayo Richmond twenty. h.rI-
street dep0N ......... .....-....... I A. =.
Arrive Richmond tlucutY-flfi-
Street depog ...... ........ 1850 l. IL
'Uauy. fDaiIy eforgl sunday.
Depot sal uekot-0ri-" fol. virginia '..'f-
Uptown onlso Corner Tenth AMI Nal ''.''-s
JAS. q. TAYLOR.
General t..rl4nr A-...
j. 81. POT lt
Division lassrlrar Ago.
IoLu..i, "a
sol. HAAS. Trs-- Manaesr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
No. ldJl NaIu atroes. AMI
aus Company'swnari. kockes.A
SrIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s.s.p..

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT la,
' COMPANY. for ola Point NOR lkss12f-
folk Portsmouth, Newport News ClafemonL
AnI James-riyor landings direct by elegant
,aloou-s.eamer ARIEL. Leaving Richmond
FVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY
atf 4. NJ. suect-cars connect
Connections a. Ola Poias and a. Norfolk
closely with Al mos for northern clues same
Afternooa- James river by daylight OreAs
tourist lins Cheapest route.
through tickets on steamer -at a. Saroer's
Agency lOUJ N2la street Baggage cnockst
tnrouea. stAte-rO0ms engaged To- day OK night
srs.shf received daily foe Norfolk, Ports
mouth Old Point NayorlY, hcksgord. Va, AMI
All points "a kastera North Carolina, hsetcrn
VrEiaia and all regular landings oa the Jane,
river al lowest rates. and through bills issued
LuClEN b. rArUM, Vice PrssideRI
No. ill1 Main street and kockettA
LAWN wEIslaER. Freight and Passenger Ageas
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old DOMINION STEAM Ii
~ SNIP COMPANY. hFA
FOR NV YORK.

FOX MN 1Dth-
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY III ESOAf
and FRIDAY a. J.. ".
Steamers leave New York f0r Richmond
EyEltY WEDNESDAY and sAIi kDAl a. J.
NJ. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
PASSENGER accommodations unsuri asseL
Cabin fare % Sew \ ord ia James-rifer
route dnclLdiug meals eul BERTH. - -
Round-trip ticsels. limited I'D iAiriy DAYS
after date OF ISSUE. .........----. - -
e,.r,.gs vim slhst,teuro .............. 90
Steerhge, without subsistence. ....--.----.- NV
Cauin fare ga Chesapeake and ONO rail-
way 40 ~
Cabln fare cia Richmond sni Petersburg
ffllruaI. srt..t. ~ ~
TIcsets can DO obtaiaed a A. ". 6atcer 4. 4u9J
Nam street. CHESAPEAKE and oniJ and islcu-
noud aad Petersburg depJts, aud % company
olIices 1871 n AIN sgroe., AID wharf Rockets
treish. forwarded and Inroush bills VI la4ing
Issued for points beyond NeW 1Osk.
Freight received daily until hour oi sailing
Passengers LEAVING Richmond on MONDAYS
TUEsDAlS, MkDN 4SDAfs, lHJ KsDA1s. hui
SATURDAYS By the GhesaUeaSe snG OAiO rail-
way era Newport Nows) a. SD 4. n. aud T. Il.
md ~ Richmond and Petersburg rGiiroai same
DAYS, a. 80 A. NJ Will mako connection AZ
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those dayA
GEORGE ". ALLEN x CO, Agcns~
No. lSOl Main street. sui
AusB Company wharf. kOcke.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

HAVING QUALIFIED AS AID.
1 AMISISTKATK1X ofHENRY z. HANMABD,
deceased, have appointed y. Y. RANDOLPH.
1872 Franklin stleet, my attorney 10 settle the
estate.
an parties having claims against the estate
will pre-ontthcm TO him properly certified for
payment, and all parties OWING tho estate Will
mako payment q him a. once.
mrs MARY G.. HANNARD.
Administrator Of Henry X. HammarL
an g3-3ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

PERSON Al.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS AID
/ 4 MINIsTRATRlN q the estate of THOMAS
BURNS deceased. hereby give notice To al
concerned 10 present their claims for payment.
and all indebted 10 the estate 20 come forward
and settle AZ once.
BRIDGET BURNS, Administratrix,
M gi25&2%St Graham street. Fulton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
DIcHMOND. FREDERICKsDTEi

DICHMOND. FKEDERiCk1bl h,f
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -'
JlNE - is,s-eastein s.t.''
time.
,.gA. NJ leaves Byel ,'-s't station q p
st.osonly a. Aai ani, Jlaca ID. N.-
fO-I. aui fredtrrGsnlfc ,ers-t
81 Washing. DID asl Sew st.A
ll.O- 4 n leaves hyrl street s.tt l tAJ. q
cspt sunday
90 p. N. l-eye, Byr.i-~traa. s.aHea 1air
sleeper 90 Sew York
s.soA. N. arrives q Byrt >lrort station fa-f
sleeper from Nes lprA
e.as p N arrives 40 Byri ~.refI stt.1n "a.
STOPS a. treIerr A,n..s. u .Ti
J.l.tiou. aud Ash. Auf. -I' pf.f -t. a
Washington AMT NrW f.fa
1880 f. NJ. arrives Al Byrd sreo. sl. loA JAP
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAILY EActPr syNpArA
ASA. NJ. leaves gloA AsriYes a. As1iAnis
s.8j 4. NJ.
.Oo p. NJ an,cmm0iAuon leaves byri-,Ics
station. arrives a. Ashland a. ,. Al
t.Os r. NJ leaves Ella. arrives AZ Asn.sni -
GASP. "
e4sA. NJ. srrisss EibA Leaves Ashland A.i.D
A. NJ
ssA NJ. recommendation arrives a. bpi.
street. station; leaves A'hiand a. 80
A. NJ
E9P. NJ arrives at ElbA leavss Ashland Al
a taylor General Tiaasl AgsaS
Er. d. MyEss. Gsneral sepss'ntasasss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

Referring 70 tho above ! ask Of my friends a
continuance II their patronage 70 tie ncw con-
Germ. / VIII be pleased 70 serve them In nay
new capacity. Respectfully. &c,
an 9i-gts Il. X. SMYTHE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
RlcnNoND. Va. Angus; g. lSS9
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Ihave this day purchased the BAR 81 SlNFSS
heretofore conducted boy K. h. Smythc, al No
lsgg east Broad street Richmond, Va, aud solicit
the patronage ~ my friends AMI the public
Nj. r. X. smythe has been employed BY me as
bartender. Respectfully, &c,
j T. BAKER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
AUCTION sALEs-This Day:
BAZAAR. N
III Nos 1893 AND 1ii0FRASBLIF sTErEr'

Our regular sale viii commence
TO-DAY
NJ 10 o'clock. VIII n we will offer number o.
god HORSES. MULES, BUGGlES, PhAEIoNs'
aud WAGONS.
ATu O'CLOCK
20 halos hay. IN prime condition. ..,.,,
/ BAY MAKE. PHAETON. aud HARNESS;
pair good FARM MULES, sound and ROMA
BILE;
SECONDHAND TOP-BUGGY. In good order
I SECOND HAND GKOCEk'S WAGON;
lJUMP.sEAT KOCKAWAY. q very good We
hlcle.
BLACK MARE. soryiceablc family animal;
and all other stock registered In time.
au2i r. b. COOK. Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

I OSG, BETWEEN EXCHANGE
4 Hotel and Chesapeake and ohio depot,
GOLD WATG H-CHAkM MONOGRAM; o. 1. ID.
ON one side; the nane "ANco," in blue enamol,
on the other. A liberal reward will be paid II
returned TO THOMAS CHRISTIAN.
au 2l-fts l4lS Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
FRAME DWELLING or WILLIAMS STREET.

BY virtue Of n deed 81 trust from Clarence
Peyton ami wife % secure certain credilors
therein mentioned. dated August j.. lN'l, am
duly recorded IN tho Richmond 'hancery CONT
aud In part execution thereof, Will ssh a. pup
lie auction. on the premises,
TUESDAY, AUGUsr e, f,s9. AT F. NJ.
the PROPERTY described. and IN the following
order:
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND lying and rc-
ing in the ci'y ~ Richmond wiki Improvements
thereon, Consisting ot THREE HOT SEA-
FRAME STOKE. So 900 west Leigh street.
FRAME DWELLING No. 9J1 west eigf sirce,,
adjoining the above AM FRAME ~ Okt ANp
DWELLING in roar fronting on Graham street.
tho lot poing % 4-l3 fee by ~ feet AZ tue north
west corner OF Leigh AMI Graham streets.
ALSO.
that CERTAIN LOT OF LAND corner ~ Moore
and HARRISON streets, fronting on north side OF
Moore street n , l. ~ feet 10y no ient on Nh'ch
there is q good SlA-ROOM DIV kLLlNG.
ALSO,
that LOT OF LAND fronting II feet, moro or le.s.
On the south sle 81 Williams street with iul-
provemenis thereon. consisting ~ COOP
FRAME DWELLING. the line ~ SAIL property
commencing 80 feet from OAK street
All OF the above property j. in good ren'ao'e
condition. and for remuncrshye Investment noe
thing better can be- hal IN THE section.
Terms: one third cash, balance six and tveiYe
months, interest adde's. and secured by f"ei Of
trust ". n. BEYEklDGE. JR.. III u9tee.
j. THoMrs)S BROwS x GO, Aucuonecr-.
al. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

I OST, AUGUST 2lsT, Ny SNUFF
IL COLORED PUPPY, two months old. with
two spots on his two front feet and one on UP Of
his tall, also one on his forehead Answers 10
the name Of Fritz A suitable reward Will 10
maid for his delivery 20 LEWIS t. END-.
gi-lt' "a north TwenIy-fouTth street
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" OLF-TR AP
MA TER.
.4nH-Acid,
.DjureHc, and
AnH-D ySpeDHc.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER GALLON

A remedy for dyspepsia this WATER has
achieved q wonderful success. as Is Gttes.ed By
our best physicians.
In all cases Of dyspepsia arlsing from dis
orders o, he stomach Constipation. Glidi-
Les- OF tho Head. and lOrpility OF tho Liver
this water will be found highly beneficial
It's mildly aperlent. bat IL MT purgaiiYo IL
can DO used In any quantity without nai eie:L
10 Il especially adapted as diuTetr In al ctsos
Of diseases u me kidneys and Bladder.
The WATER will % furnished as hsrot0fOre 81
DC. per gallon 10 which must Do added the cost
Of demuohn. as follows: Five gallons boxed
ready fo- shipment az fl.O each; or, you can
send your vessels for the wateras usual
II can also be had IN cases OF ono dozen halt-
gallon bottles a. $40 per case. To be hal Of
al druggLsLs.
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LOST. srRAyED. AND FoUNO.

I OST. BETWEEN FIFTH AND
I ! CLAY street aad the Reservoir. GOLD
BREASriIN WITH AMETHYST SET. suit
able reward will DO given If returned 10 5lsH
north Fourth street au2ilt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

WANTED, A FIRSTCLASS MAN
w T. represent he sol THERN ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY IN this city. Liberal
e. mmi-sious 20 right party. .....,.,.,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

WANTED. ALL SORTS OF
w DWELLINGS % supply custom rs. Both
buyers and reniers APFEkSoN ~ o.
No north Eleventh street.
,pbcre 70 er3 au 2t.2Js .S-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

WANTED, THE PEOPLE IN THE
w Northwest End 70 know that my PRE-
srRIPTIDN DEPARTMENT is supplied with
reliable CHEMIST PREPARATIONS. such ~
Sluibbs. Powers & Weghimau. Wyeih &
Brother. ana other reliable rLemists
d. VI. BLANKS. Druggist,
corner Hancock aul Clay streets.
Tafauhone e-. au -3-1t
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-11-01

Tuesdays Republican says that
Andrew Jackson Simmons has "gener-
ously refused" the U. S. Marshalship OF
South Dakota. That the Republican
was "contending for a great principle"
We have heard OF another "Jack" who
didn't eat his supper, he, too, had bat
tied for a great principle, but when sup
per time came and there wasn't any he
declined with thanks. He wasn't hun
cry and if he were the remembrance OF
the great principle for which he battled
was enough to fill his s~tomach-with an
aching void. While reconsider Moody a
standing disgrace to to the sectionh he mis-
represents, we know he is no Heknew
how to keep his precious carcass out OF
danger when he was twenty odd years
younger than he is now, aud he certain
" knows how to keep his political car
cass out OF danger now. Men often use
tools which they throw aside when the
job is completed. Moody's job is done:
the title secured to him for Il time and
now he is shelving his tools. Some he
is evidently throwing into the bach
yard. At Pierre Moody and his Grove
from this city told Mellette that thu
only way to restore harmony in TIN
republican party in the Hills was to Sc
lect the old salary grabber senator
He was elected and now the contract O
delivering harmony in the future mus
be fulfilled. There is a difference O
opinion as to the causes Of the land
slide in this county. Moody says it wa
Simmons. Simmons says it was Coat
and all unite in saying it was Moody
Simmons says Coad is buried where HI
won't bother any more and Moody has
evidently made up his mind thai
Andrew Jackson shall also rest under a
covering Of the "beautiful' heavy
enough to keep him quiet. AT some
future time, when it will do the most
good, we propose to write up the whole
inside history OF the recent campaign,
as a pleasant (?) surprise to several TEL
lows who were "battling for principle.
Mean time we can all rest assured, that
when Maiah Teton Andrew Jackson
Simmons refuses his official fodder, the
said fodder is conspicuous for its
absence. Moody is evidently scrapint
off the barnacles, and the barnacle
have to say they are tired OF hangin
on, that they were going to Quit an
way, IN fact had just completed "othe
arrangements" before the scraper can
along.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-11-01

.LHN1EH TaHrrNAn
the Northwestern railroad company
does not accept the mile square on the
conditions heretofore agreed to between
the company and the government. The
adyices also add that the company is
certain to take the land, as it has re-
Gently signlfied its intention OF SO doing,
and that the land is exactly that on
which the Fort Pierre settlers are locat-
ed. The information clearly states that
in either case the settlers will be COM
PEELED to vacate the reservation entire
ly and come across the river after the
president issues his proclamation and
before it takes effect, and the military
authorities have been notified to compel
the settlers to vacate at any time.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-11-01

The Princess Sophia, OF Prussia, was
to-day married at Athens, to the crown
prince OF Greece.
A negro and a white man fought ovel
three hours at Hammond, Indiana:
to-day, the white nan was beaten.
Pettigrew reached Washington and III
an interview said that he thought he
might oppose the ratification OF the
Sioux treaty if it went before congress
giving as his reasons that Dakota wants
better terms.