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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-24
ALL SORTS.

:. D., this offlce. aIO
Ex-senator Marker OF Washoe il
1 visiting Carson.
: Senator Harris of Genoa was in
the city yesterday.
Col. Harden passed through to
Reno last evening.
Johnney Reed, advance agent
for Nat Dow, was In town yesterday.
VIM. Thompson, one of the king
pin of Reno, was in the city yester-
day.
w. c. Dovey, Supt. OF Public In
struction, came down from Silver
yesterday.
Suits and shirts. made to order
and fit guaranteed at A. Cohn's
Emporium. jail I'm
| The Carson Guard proposes to
have the grandest ball of the season
on Inauguration day.
| NJ. Cohn, the dry goods man,
went to San Francisco last evening
to buy large stock OF dry goods.
Two men have been arrested in
Genoa suspected of being implica-
ted in the murder o. 3 lima Celas.
Fish Commissioner Mills shipped
10000 trout last night to Ely,
Wells, Winnemucca, Paradise, Pal
asades and Elko.
Judge CAry's sister, Mrs. Eliz-
sbeth Adams, and her daughter
Miss VI. Iris A lams left for Cleve-
land Ohio last evening.
1t is proposed to give the Nevada
Congressional delegation a recep-
ton when they come home, which
will be inside OF week.
DR.. E. q. Winnie, dentist
Office on Telegraph street, two doors
west of Zshner's fruit store. Office
hours from l p. m. to Z p. m.
Tie city reporter of the APPEAL
is out in a new suit OF Spring
clothes. The publisher is obliged
ts plod along in his old last Sum
mer suit.
Captain C. I'll. Galusha, acting
Adj't General, Tuesday received
letter from the Secretary of War
notifying him that he had filed
d requisition at the Philadelphia !
depot on April 10Th for the manu-
facture of the uniforms ordered for
the Nevada militia.
1t James Drake Bolton, last heard
of IN 1874 as residing at Austin,
Nevada, Gn employ of M. M. Egan
Esq. } or his Representative apply
to the undersigned he will hear of
something to his advantage. Tench
& Reynolds, Sol'rs., 16 Lr. DOM
mick St., Dublin, Ireland.
The recovery of the 700 passen
gers of the Denmark was one of
the most unexpected events that
ever happened. Yet no one need
be surprised at anything the sea
ever does. The news OF the rescue
must have carried joy to at least
10, 900 people more or less inter-
ested.
Not fit, but an expression of de
light. "About a week ago. says
Los Angeles, CAL, druggist, ga
Chinaman came in with a lame
shoulder. | sold him a bottle OF
Pain Balm and guar
anteed that it would cure him. He
came in again last night, and as
soon as he got inside the door, be-
gan to swing his arms over his
head like an Indian club swinger.
| thought the blamed TOOL had fit,
but he finally stopped long enough
to say: Medicine velly fine, velly
fine ally same make me feel plenty
good" Chamberlain's Tain Balm
is without an equal for sprains,
&C les, pains or lame
back. For sale by G. G. Thaxter.
Cough! and Cough!! and Cough!! e
What in the world is the reason Ii
you will cough and keep coughing "
and still keep trying inferior medi- il
GHEDDV
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-24

CEMETERY WATER. At the
annual meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Cemetery water
works, April 18th 1889 it was.
Resolued, That all persons
wishing water for irrigation, the
present season, will be required to
pay for the same on or before May
LIST 1889, for the season OF FIVE
months, from May 1st to October
1st.
The Superintendent will not
water any lot except on compli-
ance with this resolution.
W.. D. Torreyson
President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-24

MARYsvILLE's PosTMAsTER.-A.
S. Smith, who edited the Marys-
vile Appeal for about two hundred
years or less and who was prime
grumbler in his paper about post
office encouragement, will be
Postmaster at Marvsville on and
after the LIST day of May. When
ever We do not receive exchanges
from Marysville we shall say that
Smith is keeping them back. We
want hin to know how it feels to
be one of the fellows he used to
abuse.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-24

WANrED-women to do house
work. Apply at this Office. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-24
90. 8. DAWSON.
Physician and Surgeon,
Carson City, New.

Office in Rinckel Building up stairs. hours,
IL AM to 2PM, and to Pm. a2lf
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tho right way viii knock them all. Tifeso
pins orc Of swamp elm aud weigh about two
and one half pounds each.
The balls used are Of lignum vita wood,
from South America. Ii Is the hardest wood
weigh from one pound 10 twenty, aud cost
from (3 60 90 aach according Go size. The
pins when set MP as described above, IRE
called "a frame. in ten pins there are three
frames, and The player s allowed threo balls
81 each frame IN is possible for him 10
mako ninety, but twcnty-sovCl is the general
average. Ii "a man knocks a.l Of them down
al one roll thcy are reset. and bee las three
rolls " be KNOCKS bot part Of them he
rolls az tho pins remaining large ban
rolled down the alloy maize. % loud, umhlng
noise
Washington Irving, in hist1uciug story
Of ''Rp Van Wrinkle, ai.ulrs t1 iAs distant
mutterugs Of thunder as tho noise oi Helm
rich Hudson and bis baud playing at ten
pins in the Catskll mountains. lu ton pins a
large or medium bail b. generally rolled Ii
10 runs OF the alley IL goes "miO She gutter,
and IS called "a poodle
At the opposite end Of the alley IS located a
boy, who sats up tie pins hl Is the TOR
most position Of all, as some os tle Wild
rollers send "a ball down SOD swiftly that DO is
pleasant 20 Zee as iar away from So as pos s.
bic Tho boy rolls back the balls TO player
on a rack that looks AEr % water drain,
which is elevated "a few ioat from ile floor,
and extends tAe length 81 tHe aiey.
l. Will cost 500 o. bu.II mi equip an
glleV I'm fln uuIIfo ra.0Ht. .....a nr. l-nr.rf..
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This splendid Euphorb.a IS known ln Mex
leo as "tho flower of the nativity j, j. used
as a remedy in pulmonary affections ] have
never seen anything Ike Che Insurance ~ iu
growth around CuegnaHaei, tle cty whore
Mazimiau had his SIMMER residence. A
great many 0f tine eullOrlleclus plants, ~
not all, arc called palo de acle, and thcu
uses rrs diverse. Toe indians oi the coast
u.3 il for fishing. simply throwing tle leaves
into tho water WHOM tie fish. iu'ehed, rse
10 tho surface. THO principal Use a'Boas
these people, however is O far igss innocent
one-destroyIug lfo1usload az contributing
TO its support TheAck. acs.l, milky juice
or sop is extremely poisonous. 10 thrown
upon d fre.it gives oIt fumes which Tloduco
au a.ou.Uug headache and nau el. Taken
internally, 1T is q deadly poison, which
causes. according 90 tho way DO IS prepared
and admin. tered, death or insanity To is
popularity supposed tlat The maines Of the
ill fatcl Empires C4rlota "as caused by
paIo de icche MezIraus often deny this
statement, but they admit and fear its deadly
power iu others respects Some ie" years
ago governor oi tie state OF Vera truz-l
forget lls name at this momcu'-was given a
dose of this breJaje. as 3D. lf Called n bus
coffee and oh the sHl of hs physicians
failed % arrest the course of tlep1lsoI, from
Sire results Of which he died in terrible agony.
Itis believed also that it was given tD Gen.
Luis M.er y Tcfan Tie patriotic governor OF
Olxaea, nlo suffered q terrible and mys-
terious illness, with Subsequent insanity, so
tho lo bad 10 be- removed from tho charge
of government and taken 90 Europe
10 is strongly ecsemtel tla. the Indians
can SD prepare tho poison as % regulate the
period Of time in which it WI prove fatal
Foreign chemists with whom ] have talked
scoG 40 this idea, bus DO docs not seem SD
utterly improbable. in view OF Tho cTac-ue-s
with which can Dor determined tae operation
of various germs ana microbes Inc lact re-
mains That pal3 DO leche is Almost powerful
and deadly substance, and many are the
tragedies enacted through fundamentally
in the Terra Clliente Tho nc-atou Of the
chemists aud doctors is also weakened iu
force hy tae.r vehement deuuuciat ions of the
practice Of tho Indians, whose remcd.f
nevertheless. often accomplish results which
all the science of the colleges has failed t1 ai-
tain. Ia dropsy for instance in cases where
the treatment and repeated operations hy
regularly appointed practitioner bad proved
totally notifications. tho simple horoal re.no-
dies 81 iguoraut baroioo,od, half naked I'M
dams have in three days slm0-t entirely re-
dlced the d.sienson and in short period
produced a radical euro. as may be uitoe,ci
by tho patients, t0d1y alive, strong, vel ana
active ln Moxlc0--Sln Francisco Chronicle.
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Tire new life aoat which supplied with a
reservoir of Oh. in order D. support bodies in
tho water, is based on the recent ca-es of sue
cezful experience with oil boo overcoming the
power of waves and thus saving h.e and
property from destruction. The reservoir in
this case IS provided whitman outct. by means
OF which the Oh may escape automatically
no matter ON which s.1o tho 1olt. or buoy,
may be- turned when thrown in.o The water,
or 10 which 10 may Doe imlcled by tuo waves
when once in the water Thus, by means Of
thc escaping oil, the surrounding water is ex-
psctei 10 become sufficiently calm 90 enable
tho float 70 DE discovered at % farther dis
lance than it otherwise could De, and % calm
space secured around the l1at for the proser-
yatiOn If lle.--Bo5tCn Transcript
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STRAY BITS


The University Of Pennsylvania celebrates
ia centennial in 1871
The output of the coal mines near Albu
querquc, ~ NJ, Is $50 tons @ dag.
Saxouy is said 10 furnish the largest per
centaco o, suicides Of any civilized state.
Capt Sidney O'Danne. the famous pre-
tender Go the throne of Ireland, is ON trial in
Berlin for swindling.
ENGLAND has only ono college paper edited
by undergraduates, namely The Review,
published at oxford
Tho richest university in the world IS SAID
10 BE- that Of Loyden, Holland 1t has real
estate % the value of SO,OJO,OlO.
It is said that Charleston has improved 30
per cent in general appearances since the
earthquake Obliged 50 much rebuilding.
The almot incredible statement is made
that Honolulu ha5 moro telephones IN use IN
proportion 70 her population than any other
city.
Quick firing Armstrong guns SO and 100
poundcrs. dischargng Ton and eleven shots a
minute. lave boon finally adopted by the
British army
One of the greatest innovations inthe house
of parliament is the Introduction OF q boot
black In the commons cloak room. lie Is the
first of his kind.
II is said that Christmas shopping was not
30 brisk in Now York this year as II was
last. Nevertheless, the popular stores were
damned with customers.
There is an acrimonious debate going on as
20 which of tho New England states raises
the finest turkeys. Thus far Vermont seems
10 have the best Of the argument
Tho roof seats Of coaches ON Fifth avenue.
New York, are supplied with rugs to wrap
about the knees Of passengers who care 70
brave the cold for the sake oil the view.
The church in Shaker village, Canterbury,
n. H., although built in l,J., has never been
reshingled The shingles are OF heart pine,
and were fastened on with wooden pegs.
A dry goods clcrk in a Pennsylvania village
ate three large mince pics in AN evening and
went % bed. Instead Of dreaming that DO
saw his departed ancestors, no went TO join
them before morning.
A Louisville paper speaks OF a robbery il
winch lAlt lIkA4A MNso u A4sA4 u WI lltt-f ~ "a
gal man, who, by IA lifetime OF toll, had
amused the sum OF Si3 and was about toen-
Joy long needed rest"
After having at least fifty fire drills there
came on alarm Of fire IN a New York school,
and every pupil lost his head IN minute and
assisted 10 create confusion Ia which over
twenty children were injured
The yearly income OF the great Kimberly
diamond mines Ia South Africa is s20,OOO,OOJ,
and besides this 1t is estimated that fully
$1,000 OOO worth OF diamonds are stolen
every year by the natiyes who work IN tho
mines
Tho people OF Wapolla, Ills, recently saw
tlc little town of Midland City, twelve miles
distant, suspended in the clouds Themrage
was 50 vivid that tho obaerver5 could 50 a
train of cars approach and leave tho Midland
station.
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FOR SALE By
Owens ~ Minor Drug Co.,
Richmond. Va,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
LOTION

For the prevention and cure Of CHAPPED
HANDS. ROUGH SKIN, SKIN BRuPfIONs,
ECZEMA. and ANNOYING ITCHING and
indeed oil kinds of cutancous diseases.
This prescription was prescred by eel"-
brated specialist OF Philadelphia for one OF
our well known oiiizons. 1t accomplished
such wonderful results. and the calls upon
him for lt we're 50 numerous that he piacesi
the prescription In our hands 20 be com
pounded and sold at such reasonable price
that all sufferers might avail themselves OF ~
benefits. Il can Do had at low price, and 80
advise all sufferers TO Try H.
Numerous testimonials could be obtained 70
ia merits II desired.
BODEKER BROTHERS. Druggists
emhiI-tf iils Main street.
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The GAME or tan PINS.
something Of It's Origin and How 1t
Played i'm America.

i.iaNtu III Atuttt'sts
Bowling is an ancient and noble sport AZ
an carly period 1t was a fayonio pastime IN
England. IL Was first played on the open
ground. 10 was the custom t9clean mp, shave
md roll tho turf and then bowl with balls
shich were nat GA one side. 1t became 50
popular as means Of SPORT and gambling
hat during tho reign of King Henry VIII 1t
yas prohibited 10y law, which was not re-
sealed until 1915
Atau carly period in tho history Of Amer
lea it was introduced 10 this country and was
very popular
Every one who has been much in New York
eity j. familiar with the open park on lower
Broadway near the Battery, which Is stll
known tomany as Bowling Green.
In tho historic days, when that part Of the
city was Now Amsterdam, this open space
was used as a public bowling ground. Hence
the name.
in moro modern times the game OF "bowls'
has been improved upon, and ltisnow known
rs ten pins. aud rolled on alleys from City to
sixty five feet IN length, made OF bard wood
aud perfectly even. Tho pins are SGT up 80
the front pin stands out alone and the pins
follow so that 10 makes pyramid, and a
we'll directed ball hitting the center pin IN
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IIGAf NDIICES.


NTIRGTNfA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURrOF THE CITY OF RICHNOND
DECEMBER .OTH. ISIS:
G.. d. Rand and G. Is. Birbee. partners trading
under the firm name and style Of Rand &
Iirhce-....+.. DO. ---.ttt+ s-+.tt fldlutlu,i
against
+. ". Stock, ..........- .....- Detenddnt.
In case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object Of this suit D. 10 recover against
the defendant $50, and iO attach the estate
Of the said defendant In the city of Richmond
and subject ti.e same 10 the payment OF the
plaintiffs claim.
And Affidavit having been made and hiei that
the defendant H. "A nonresident Of this Stale.
10 Is ordered that ne appear here within hf-
teen days after due publication hereof, and DO
what Is necessary Go protect his interest Ia
this suit.
A cOpy-Teste;
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
COURTNEY PATTERSON, p. q.
lde2l-iawlwFn
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INSURANCE.
------~~------->~--> $4,000
I LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE LARGEST FIRE INSURANCE COM
pANY Is TIE WORLD
Total assets. sU00.o0. Assets la the -nitcd
States. fb.r3Jlj.s. Losses paid in the lnItcd
States. srUOnru losses paid iu Virginia
over flnAev. LOSSES paid.on proof OF Same
without discount.
Stockholders personally rosJO sihlp.
LOoi. Board ~ directors. Colonel Archer
Anderson, Chairman. r. +. Brown, q. 4. Davis.
DAVENPORT a CO., Genl Agents.
oGce: Compauy's building, lll3 East Main
street. ia2gw
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". ). LAX I, LItrh.
WADDILL, JR.. Attorney -ja l-Fiw

NIRG y | AN THE CIRCUIT
' COrRT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
DECEMBER GOTH, lsss
/. e. Younger, NJ Millhiser, and q. Millhiser.
merchants and partners. doing business under
the nrn name and style of l.. &. Younger.
Plaintiffs,
against
Noah W. Holt and 49, Kendall millers and
partners, doing business under the firm name
and style OF \. ". Holt x Co... Defendant.
In case and upon AN attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit Is 10 recover against
the defendants s4i.lu. with interest thereon
az the rate OF six per centum peSanuum from
Apri "a, ISIS until paid, and To- attach The es-
tate at the said defendants IN the city OF Rich
mOnd. and subject the same 20 the payment OF
the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made and hled that
the defendants ere residents Of this
state, 10 D. ordered that they appear here within
nitct days after due publication hereof ana
do v hat IS necessary 10 protest then inter
eats I'm this sui.
cOpy-Ieste:
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
STAPLES q MUSFORp, y. q. 2deZl- RI
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES FOOT ROT, sHOULDER-ROT,
SCREW-W0RM AND SCAB N SHFEPi
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PAGE CARTER, pa. Clerk.
5dcls laWtW

X1IRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HEN
RiCO-IN NACATION-ON THE 3lsr DAY
OF DECEMBER, lss5.
William II. Beveridge. ................ Plaintiff.
against
william II. Parkeraud Margaret C.. Parker his
Wifo..... ... ................D Defendants.
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The object OF this suit Is 10 require the de-
leudants Margaret e.. and william III. Parker,
90 comply with the terms of sale 10 the plain
ill., in the purchase Of 81 y-l2ths feet OF land
0u Baldwin street. between James and Baker
streets. ga the county Of Heurico. and % make
tO said plaintiff a good aud sufficient deed 10
said land
And au AFFIDAVIT having been made and filed
that diligence has been used by said plaintiff To
ascertain la what county or corporation the said
defendants, Margaret g.. Parker and " llliam
n. Parker are. without effect, IL - ordered
that they do appear here within fifteen days
after the due publication Of this order. and do
whatever il necessary % protect thor in
forests herein.
COpy-leste
W. :. LEAKE. Clerk.
In 4
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CO NSU M PTION

last stages OF that terrible disease. rs effect Ia
wonderful The couch Il eased. and tho
respiratiOns lerVthencd; the lungs begin Co
checked. strength and XigOr return, sleeploss
nights give place tO quiet rest and cheerful
awakening. thoappotlte returns. and hope and
happiness take the place 81 teehlcness ana
despair. III it does not 10 what T. ciaimed Tor
h. return the tonic and your money VIII 10
che, rtully refunded,
TIE Only ORIGINAL AND GREAr
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES PILES. BURNS, CUTS, COBNS.
BRUISES. cHILBI.AINS &FRoSTBITEs
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MUSTANG. LTNIMENT

is FOR MAN & BEAST. PENETRATES
UUSCLEATIBRE 4OTllE VERY BONE
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

HEALS INFLAMMATION. OLD SORES,
CAKED BREASTS q INSECT BITESl
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NIRGiNIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' C0CRT uF THE CITY or RICHMOND
THE llTH DAY or DECEMBER, ISIS.
O.. +. swift ana T.. c. swift.......... Plaintiffs
epli 80
city Of Richmond and administrator Oh liar
ris EdmOndsOu. uccea-ed, and Robert VI.
sfegrr. executor OF John o. steger. de
D----- ------- --.------ DOT uluuL..
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RUNNICJTT'S
THROAT and LUNG CURE
OF
Tar, Mullen, Wild Cherry,
and Honey.

10 ne HlNnicuu Rheumatic Cure Company.
Gentlemon.- have been troubled With Bron.
chitis and occasional sore Tn Qat, WIN soigrv
Cough. for u number ~ years past, ana nav"
tried "a great many OF the most popular rene
dies known tO the public on the profession
some NIT eating the disease more aud som"
less. / was finally induced % try the prepaia,
ton knownas HUNNltt IT lHhOAl AHp
LTNG CURE. which hagouscd frequcutly OF
late and hnd n a most excellent nedicne
Indeed. do not hesitate 20 say that ! hafo
derived more hencnt from 10 than have from
any " all the other preparations.
In case of sore Throat u IL especially nno.
When in that condition zip about atea-poon-
ful At "A timO every hour On 20, Keeping mo
throat lubriosted wthitwitb very satisfactory
results.
N has another excellence IN my case. IL new
ar uroduce, nausea, bun acts Dthoi a. tonic.
Very truly, etc. JOSEPH L. BROWN.
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cHAscFRY

The object OF this suit is 10 subject the pro-
cecds OF the SAFE OF the trust property CON
veyfi hv A. VI. Kaufman 20 W. =. Dashicll,
trustee. in ~ ffain deed 81 ct ST executed on
che 2.d day of December. 1875. AMI recorded on
The same day ln the clerks Office 81 the Rich
claim asserted in the bin OF complaint fled by
fae g a.Htiis.
And aH1nyit having been made and niel
thgt Cmsc. Perry d Co.. The Morrow Shoe
Manufacturing Co.,. and l1um9s st0klcy are
lOu. r.. l1e.ts OF the state Of Nurinia, 10 is
ordered fhIf thcy grp ar here within fifteen
DAYS after duo publication 0f this order, ana
do what is necessary 30 protect their interests
in this suii
a 0Iy--Tcste.
CHARLES ". GODDlN. Clerk.
WILLIAM lLEGENuEGMER, b. 70.
IT, f.rrl.. stsr
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XyIRGINIA.-IN TIE CLERKS or
FICE or THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COZ NTN OF HENRiCO. ~ NACA-
fIO.. DECEMBER -. ISIS.
Central Lunauc Asylum. ............. Plaintiff,
against
p. ~. HaW1aic sheriff OF ninwId3io county,
Isaac Davenport DR., Constance X. Moore,
and Thomas Moore, her husband. ........
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LEGAL NOTICES.

lltNl4fi Il - ~ III Ri-Lhh ~ ~
, FlrE % THE CHANCFRY COURT or
THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE llH DAY
OF JANUARY. l.ss
Il VACATION.
solomon Frank ana Charles Adler. partners
tmHiDr H- Frank * Adler. Piainiihs
uLiinsf
william s. Dishicll. in his own right aud a'
trustee. 4 n. kaufman. l.. Nachman
81, rhen pltuoy. Lewis N. Blair, l. nghOrnt
pufnef. ana Wllier II. Miles. c0-partncr,
Go.rr business under the firm n me- and
sfyl-of stephen Pufuey 4 Co; VI iies-hurg
doing business under the firm name and
sfvlrof Southern Shoe Eichcnsreeu
aud--W We'll. doing bus ness under the tfm
name aud sttic Of ticLengrecn We'll
Clarke Perry and. co partners DO
inr ni-inc under the firm name and style Of
Clarke. Perry s. Co: The Morrow shoe Man
ufacfuing Co.: William Dor CD and
Dor-ch. partners doing business under the
firm nameand style Of william Dorsch a Son,
aud Thomas otOkloy. Defendants.
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W. $. LRAKE. Clork
MADE HAsKINs, p. q. iialI Ulw

VIRGINIA. ~ THE CHANCERY
: COURT OF THE CITY or RICH
NOND, THE lTH DAY OF DECEMBER
ISIS.
r. b. Herndon, Sheriff Of Campbell county
ard, as such, reccIverin suir Of brown IS.
BF WI. etc., and T.. ID. Gallon, receiver ln
Rector. ......'. $500. 90. .......... Plaintiffs.
against
r. ~ StrattOn ........... ... DefCn liant,
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Dyspepsia, Headache&c.

n Il unflFaIoi.
Wherever there are organs that are weak
cncd. or whose healthy action has been in
paired or altogether suspended. n ID unequal
ga In restoring their normal power. giving
them now strength and ygor. and rendering
him 20 whom thcy were formerly source or
misery once more Capable OK enjoy ing tho
pleasures of life In ail diseases OF the throat,
suchn ms ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. and GROUP,
a.. effect B.. marvellous oven in tho