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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
IN JUDGE wELLFoRD'S COURT.
Three Gases Decided Yesterday and Two
Companies Chartered.

Three Gases Decided Yesterday and Two
Companies Chartered.
The session of the City Circuit Court
Yesterday was quite busy one. The
trial of three cases, two Of them quite
important ones, was concluded and two
charters were granted.
In the case of Leigh r. Page against
Preston Belyin. Alderman, and Others,
in which the evidence was concluded
late Saturday afternoon, the jury re-
turned q verdict in favor of the defend
ant. A motion TO set aside was over
ruled and counsel for the defence ex-
cepting were allowed ten days in which
to file their bills.
The Jury in the case of Franklin
Stearns's Executor as. the City OF Rich
mond. for damage to property by reason
of cutting down Twenty-frst street
awarded the plaintiff damages IN the sum
OF 81 900. City Attorney Meredith
asked that the verdict be set aside, ana
the Court took time to consider the
motion. .,
Charles f. Mitchell as. the National
Mutual Aid Society of Virginia Tor
5000 for salary claimed. Verdict and
Judgment for the defendant
LOANS AND INVESTMENT.
A charter was granted by Judge Well
ford to the Southern Loan and Invest
ment Company. Its objects are to con
duct general investment business, and
the capital stock is to be not less than
$50. 900 nor more than $1,000, 600. The
principal office is to be in Richmond.
The officers are President, Ii. l..
Pelouze. Richmond yice-Presidents,
Alpheus Winter, Hartford, Conn,
and s. II. Bowman, Richmond General
Manager, NJ. A. Winter, Richmond (;
Secretary and Treasurer, W. L. Richard
son. Richmond; Counsel, Philip b.
SHIELD. Richmond. Directors-S. MEG.
Fisher. John |. Boswell, Lewis W. Bur
well. q. n. Sherman. p. b. SHIELD, Fl.
L. Pelonye w. L. Richardson, NJ. A.
Winter, of Richmond; A. Winter and
J. II. White, Hartford, Conn. W. X.
Barston. Springfield, Mass, and Edward
Payne and Benjamin Douglass. Middle
town, Conn.
TO DEAL IN LANDS.
Judge Wexford also granted charter
to the Paramount Land Company, the
purposes of which are the buying, sell
ing, leasing, and improving real estate
by opening and grading streets and by
erecting buildings and other improve
ments on its property.
The capital stock shall be I not al less than an
300, 600 nor more than 100000, to ODE %
divided into shares Not exceeding ,OCo
acres Of land may be held in the State
OF Virginia, and the company may own
realty in other States. The principai
Office shall be kept in Richmond. NJ;
The following are the officers: presi'
dent, John Il. Dinneen Wednesday,
DR.. John Mahony Treasurer, n. w.
ABove; Secretary, F. @. Brauer, IL
| Directors-The above and Aessrs' '.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
SEVERAL GOOD SPEECHES.

SEVERAL GOOD SPEECHES.
Professor Charles II. Winston. the
speaker of the evening, made most in
terestiug address on Bible Boys" He
was followed by Rev. Drs j. William
Jones and j. NJ. Frost with speeches
alike in interest,
The next meeting was announced for
the second Sunday in December with
the Pine-Street church. Rev. Decatur
Edwards pronounced the benediction,
after which the association adjourned.
Methodist Sunday-schooI Society.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday-School Society of
Richmond and Manchester was held at
Union Station church Sunday afternoon
Of a o'clock, Mr.. j. r. Perdue. of Cen
trail school, Manchester, presiding, with
Charles p. Rady and A. j. Gary secreta-
ries The meeting was opened with
SINGING by the school, and prayer by
Rev. r, Ii. Mullen, OF the Virginia Con-
ference.
MIR. C. +. Brauer. superintendent,
made n gratifying statistical report OF
tbe school, and Rev. j. W. Martin, pas
TOR stated that the school has a band Of
devoted workers in the officers and
teachers and Gods blessing has crowned
their labors with success. He spoke IN
very complimentary terms OF the former
SUPERINTENDENT (Mr. Hasker), and SAID
tbat he thanked God his mantle had
fallen on the shoulders OF one Mr.:
Brauerl who was in every way qualifed
TO AM the responsible position. ln sever
inc his connection with the pastorate
apd tho school. he prayed Gods blessing
might abide with them. mt,
The President then introduced the fol-
lowing cbildren's exercises; Recitation,
"Tj,tle Things" by Fannie Hoffman
"Speak 1t Now" by Mamie Jones
Marching Song" by the infant class.
FEEDING AND EATING.
Rev. W. II. Atwill then addressed the
,ooot;n, Subject Feeding and Eat
ing" Ministers, officers, and teachers .1
he said. are feeders, working under the 9
treat commission. Feed my lambs.
Feeders sbonld have something TO feed
with ', bsS Sa time to feed (; feed kindly,
choerfully, gladly. They should 'a !, en-. en-,
deavor to learn the condition anu xa .ha
Of the lambs 1.-THE eatersl, ana aaapt ps sn9
them then " With iui tina a1 truth Of God. That will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
Buchanan

Cheap fuel cheap and excellent abundant
papermi,
furniture woodworking establishments and oecoe ou
machnoshops
will fndt is the best locaton n South.
facilities 70 shipment of products unsurpassed
Ohio and the Norfolk and
building others the baltimore aud Ohio AMI
Virginia assured has coal within
Coks the magnificent
deposits Of fe upper James the limestone for the Roanoke furnace
scack foundry
II i a ideal manufacturing
land lying both sides Of the rail-
@
responsible locating
LAND COM
OF BUCHANAN DESTROYS such establishments
prom .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

The next meeting will be held at
church the second Sunday
in December, Board meeting fourth
Sunday III this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
Entitled to tho Best.

All are entitled 70 the best that their
money will buy, SO every family should
have at once bottle OF the best family
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, to cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For sale
in 5Oc and 81 bottles by all leading drug
pieta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
Y0RK-RIVER LINE,vn wEsrPoIsr
THE FAyoRITE ROUTE NORTH

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN no. 81. $40 Y. a.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily oxcept sunday. stops
al ell stations. AZ Loster Manor connects vita
stage for Waikerton: with Baltimore steamer ~
West Polnt
TRAIN No 81. 4:S8 P. n.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except Sunday,
for West Point connecting with fors-kiyer
steamers for Baltimore. Al Baltimore steamers
connect win Baltimore and ohio railroad for
Washington, Philadelphia, and New YORK
Steamers leave Baltimore +. n. daily except
Sunday
Trains arrive at Richmond DIS A. N. and io:l 10
4. 81.
LOCAL MIXED. daily except sunday leaves
Tventy-shiri stree. Tor West Poin. and lnisr-
mediate points ,.,
Oneus A. 81. toBP 81 and from z. y. - 2.31
A. n.
Streets - -
sol HAAS JAS l. IAfLohs
Trafic Manager. General Passenger Agent
Joseph i POTTS. Division Passenger AgsnL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
4 I. u. ArsAA General Superintendent
4. n. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent
EARMyILLE AND POwHATAN

LARMVILLE AND POWHATAN
Il RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 7O3 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN BEFRCT AUGUST 4, 1899.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
s:15 A. NJ, ria Atlantic Coast Line fer Bermuda.
sos 4. NJ, ga Atlantic Coast Line for Winter
pOck aud intermediate stations.
Go A. NJ, ria Richmond and Dsnyillc, for Farm
vile. ana ali stations west OF sosoley
Junction.
300 p. ", TIA Richmond and Danvillo. for Farm
Vile, and all stations west OF M0selay
junction.
900 P. NJ. ria Richmond and Danyille, for Skin
carter and Wiuterpock.
AazIy2 AT RICHMOND.
9:I0 A. ~, via AtlAnnc Coast Lice, from Winter
pock anc Intermediate stations
eco +. NJ, va Atlantic Toast Line from Bermuda.
s.45 A. NJ, rfd kichmOnd and Danvlie, from
FarmYlllr, and all stations west VI
koseley Junction
s.45 A. ~, ria Richmond and DaDyillo, from
skinquarter sud Wlntorpock.
All trains daily oxcept sunday.
For rctets, bagzag s-cGseks, limo tables, &c,
call upon A. W. GAhBEB. Atlantic Coast Line,
aud kiehmoni and Danyill dcp0,S
W. q. LAUGHTOS,
General Freight and Passenger Agent
JANIS K WszTH. General Manager. aus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
RAILROAD LIMA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY CONPAkT

Whh Nt"f nv v
SCHEDULE ~ EPTRCr OCTOBER %, iW
Lslyg KICnsosn
$40 A. NJ Daily for or Point All Norfolk
Chair car RichmOld 10 Oii Point.
iiO0 A. 81. Express, daily tor Cincinnati Pull
man Palace Car lirfmnnd - nou-
ceyerle. AMI Pullman sleeper Char
l0ttosyille W Cincinnau. Chair Cor
Ola Point % Richmond.
$40 2. N. Rzpr3ss fsliy fJr on "gin' al Noe
t0ik. Pullman Shopping Tar ,incih-
natl 20 ca Point
40 p. NJ. Aeon notation. oKc,p, sunday. nc
Chariot syllle.
$50 Y. NJ Tho r. r. v Limited daily. Pullman
tlooping Car Oli poini b Cincinnati
SOli vosab1is Train. with Dining Gar
eni Pullluans Charlottesville - lin
emmett and Pullman n Louisylis
rsAiXs ARRfyE AZ RICHMOND.
T6 A. NJ. and a55 p. ". daily from Cincinn,u
gl3 A. n. daily, except sunday, from GAR
lotiesFiuo.
jnsO A. NJ ana 7.i5 n ~ daily from Norfolk
COOP. NJ Frelzbt from Charlottesville except
sunday Carries passengers
station: Broad rifoet noar royonioenih.
JAsEs-RIygR DyIsIos
RIchmond and Allegheny Kailroaii
Leave aIcgHosD
500 A. NJ. daily Tor Lynchburs Lexington. AMI
Clifton Forge.
40 r. n. for Lynch burg except sunday Sleep
ING Car for ba.coD1 fGis. A tiin
leaves LyAohburg az 5.i5 A. N. dany
Tor Lexington aed CiiitOO fOrga
TRAINS lERiys At sIcirncSD.
eco r N. daily from clifton Forge
SlO A. n. eKoep. sunday from IlitOn f0fga
Lexington. Aad Lynrhbus
station Eighb and Canal sHels.
H. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
q W.5rsvFss. Gonersl superintendent isD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
Leave Arrive
}. RichmOni Petersburg
TRAINS NORTH WARn.
'Dally.
STOppIHGPLAgg1

Nos. Il. 81 and 50. mako NJ stops Nos.
q aud ~ stop o. HRnsi NJ hancneitof.
Drewry's Bluf. CentralLa, and CHESTER No. 30
stops on signal At Manchester and Chester. Va
~ stops NJ Manchester. No. q stops Oh signal
at Manchester. Nos 81 81 IS 81 viii stop 90 al
stations for passengers.
PuLLMAS-CAR SERVICE
On Traius nos. IL and vs. sleeping-cars between
New YORK and Tampa, fla (viI Jscfs1nVlleh
On Trains Nos IA na1 a. sloeping-csrs hc.vesa
Washington and Charleston. On 1rsln No ~,
sleeping-cacs between Washington and jack
sonyille. on Train No - eiooD.ng-csrs DO
tween Jacs sonylllo ami New York
Tug ohLY ALL-RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK
R.oamoa rIAvH Norfolk. A.iy ,s.ss p n.
Richmoui. Ass r. N. Norfolk. -. 200 p N.
Norfolk '8:t0A. a. klchmond. .is:i5 A. N.
Norfolk 400 r. u. kioh N J:li.. 6:35 Z. n.
rbe trains leaving Richmond ssks0 A. II and
Norfolk az p. N. arc folii traias between
these Two pOiup aud passengers 70 through
without change Of cara Close connections ar,
also made az Petersburg by ths 1885 y. N. train
from Sonmond sni tho $40 A. u. traIn from
Norfolk
Tr.ins leaving kicnmoni at 40 A n. aad
fi.SO p NJ and arriving a. Richmond az is.l5 p.
N and sos T.. N. maze close connection a..
Peter,Durg " and from FsrmVille, LynchburL
and south western poinA
h n sULLT, superintendsnk
T. 7. u. ArsxA General Superintendent
4. n. ExKgsOs. General faassnx3f Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

-Four CONVERSIONS and three bsptIsms arc re-
ported Tor the mouth.
These reports were especially crafty
ing, and the fact that every school was
represented afforded pleasure to all
rrnsnnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-


NORFOLK AND WkolEHS KALI
" EOAR
SCHEDULE IN gFFSOr MAYiL IDI
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO ao8FoLk AND
LYECHBUR0
LEAVE RICHMOND. BrRD-sTasRr STATION.
Gao A n Daily. ia Petersburg -kichmoae ami
Norfolk ThrO ga Rxpress-Arrfvo al
Norfolk la:25 r. n. Stops only at Pc
torsourg ana Suffolk second
train, having Petersburg az il:30 A.
Il and arriving st Norfolk ala r. D.,
stops at all stations.
snAx Daily, rs Pessrspury. Arrive a.
Peorsburg 1918 A. Il No leaves
Petersburg ll:i5 A. N. for Farm
vtlls, Lynch burg. and ali points soura
,.,.px Daily. va Petersburg. Arrive Pc
nrsburs i;l5 T. n; issvs Petersburg
s:lO p. n daily arriving nor,oikf
,,.oo pu Daiiy. sSs Pstsrsbux Auiv, a.
Potersburg ls:os A. n, ooase,tins
Win rraia No l. leaving Petersburg
NJ ll:40 A n f1 farmytlIa Lynch.
burg, PocsnonsaA and all points
south and West
,,ooA NJ DAILY. via Barxerus for Farmuua
LynchbuTg. tho south. aad wess
PULLMAN sLzsPl1S , AoooAAopA
xo.i-sies2ing-car from Petersburg 70 Brss.c,
without change. leaving Pesorsears daily II
ls:l0 A. NJ. ADD Lyncnourg 70 hsmpnh Win
ey No sA [Lyuahbux 70 Roma sad ROANOKE .,
Memphis Without oaAass
Ticsets, Dasgase.dhecA& and al informstioa
,aiiroad depot A. W. 0ArbsrA lao Main sseesS
and ~ ne Compsay's onaoA va east Ham stresS
h W. CCCnrSkY,
rs.senyor Agcas
W. n bKviLL
General fsassAssr ASsua
CyIslss q. Eppy. Vice PreslosnA
general erzeA ReaaakA We fal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
DICHMOsD. FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOED. FREDERICKSBUR G
~ AND POTOMAC hAILhOAD.-scAeduls
commencing APRIL -, iss-easlern standard
Iina
yzz 4 N. leaves Byrd-sress ssaaoa daily
soDs only ct Ashland. bosa veil. MI
ford. and Fred oricsA bury, BROOKE ani
wfowssse sieepe 70 Washington
ana Nov York
u.ssA. Il. leaves Byrt-ssress station daily OF.
except sunday. Buffet Parior Car
icnIaoud 70 washington.
e4aP. \. leaves Byra-Strsss sarioa daily
sleeper kich moni " New YORK.
GscA u arrives Of Byrd -sRoss ssaaon daily
sleeper from Mes York
a5sP. u arrives q Byrd-sveei stAuon daily
Sssys ~ fredericksburg A'iforl
Both sell. aud Ashland. Slospsr IRON
wsshiagsoa and New r0fG psss n0S
Sap n. arrives a, Byru-atress s,aaou daily
exseps Sunday. Buffet farior Car
Washington 10 kichmend.
ASHLAND rKAISS
rAilY sxcarr suSpArA
eeA. N, leaves nbA Arsvss Is Ashland "
zap " scoon modsaea leaves Byrd-swsss
slAaon arrives q Ashland 81 7. H.
GAP u lssvgs xib~ arrives ~ Ashiaad ~
eSA u sssivss aba Leaves Ashland aik,s
esaA n Aeon modAtion arriyes - Brya
street. sAsoa; issvss Ashland ssS;3
eisn n . n = HI sa-s AaAlAse
4 TAYLOR rssme xssasss
xH u nynbs 0ensssi nassstnssa6eas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
IN DESTITUTE CIRCUMSTANCES.
IAN Appeal in Behalf Of an Old Friend of
the south.

the South.
~ U'N'lNs '->aTr, o., November 8, 1890.
40 y ne ha''oN\ Of he Dispatch:
unps 80 I le1m y" me through the col
s eoI ReGP p ,b Of and enlist your
irended the South inX her time Of tr;aI
! have Just learned NJ ta Co.," ,ha, sa .,,
uel 4. Itomas, Of CinSS a.; '" % a.
vas the bosom friend of <c ", ~ I W.
u. Morgan and j. G. Bred 1ue,ai oi -
now eighty years old. and il dns,;s,,. -
circumstances 10 fact, he $500
TOR the necessities and c0mfo ~ i,se
AIR. Thomas made and pA VI ai ~
General Morgan the suit Of cIoAsen'eu 70 :.
tho latter wor. when he made hist yes 'ua'
from the Federal authorities at q escape
bus. Ohio. hr. Thomas also spenkiuIn-
entire wealth OF over 900, 600 in defen, bis
OF the southern cause, and during thee
war bis home was an asyl lm for yonr
gallant Confederate soldiers who han.
nansd to oct across thu lima Ha was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
PRRGONAL.

The piazzas OF the Maine summer
hotels are now occupied by partridges,
according TO reports. -Lcwfston Jour
nal,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

Never despair of curing your cold as
one as you can buy DIR. Bulls Cough
svm 'Twantv.fva cants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

No place in the
South offers superior
advantages TO those
seeking Manufac-
tcring Sites than
Buchanan. II has all
tho conditions Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
A PROPER MEASURE.

Ex-Councilman Thomas n. Kendler:
1.-THE ordinance is certainly very
proper, and such a law is in operation in
nearly all northern and western cities. "
SAFEGUARD AGAINST ACCIDENTS.
Ex-Alderman Sitterding, who is an ex-
tensive contractor:
II have always thought that there
should be an inspector OF buildings, and
have said SO hundreds and thousands OF
times. There is quantity of inferior
and unsafe work down in Richmond,
and this ordinance strictly enforced
would prevent much future trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
A HAPPY COUVLr.
HURRAH FOR LAWSONl
A Burst of Enthusiasm from Gallant Lit
tie Warwick County
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
NEWPORT NEWS, Nov. s. 1890.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
NEWPORT NEWS, Nov. s, 1890.
Hurrah for Lawson We expressed
fear in our last correspondence lest
apathy in the Democratic ranks should
weaken DR.. Lawson's chance OF success
in our county. But all our fears has
been dispelled by the realization of
glorious victory. 1t is said there is great
stiffness on the eve Of great earth
ouake. so it was prior to our election.
Tho forces which were to strike terror to
the hearts of the Republican hosts on the
memorable 4th were working so silently
that their existence was not suspected
until "Force-Bill" Bowden was living
byeathless under 6W Democratic votes.
"Wbom the gods would utterly destroy
thew allow longer immunity from pun
ishlnent."
We learned yesterday from the
county chairman of Surry that one
voting precinct OF that county, which
cave Bowden one hundred majority,
would be thrown out on account of IT.
Irregularities.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. A. ID. Carter, who was go serions-
" injured last week, is no better.
Mr.. Tom Purdie, Brooklyn tobacco
mist, is visiting his venerable father, DR..
John II. Purdie, who was rival appli-
cant OF the late DR.. Caboll for the pro.
fessorship OF medicine in the University
Of Virginia.
Mr.. w. II. Thomas has tomato-yine
that is II feet tall by Is feet wide. The
tomatoes are large, abundant, and OF
fine quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
Ea EAEg EF1T7 and Whishoy Habits
feJf9 ki<j1M II btG A cured ut home with
f1 E31f n II III XII out pain. Book OF par
Ed Hdi n 81 HB1 ticulars sent FREE.
rs w s,E--zz = IlliicEsgSia b. NJ WOOLiEI,N.D
V<Y AilGusn. en-. Olice IDli, Whitehall ST
lmh 25-eoi&wiynrl
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
Ia RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN REJECT NOVEMBER ?, 1871
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
ut5 A N. SOUTHERN EXPRESS daily, 10 A.
lsnia, Augusta, snd points 5outh Con-
necis az Greensboro for Durham and
Raleigh; 81 Salisbury for Western
North Carolina Passengers con taks
sleeper at Up ~ Through sleep0rs
nom Danvils South.
GO "A NJ ACCOMMODATION, daily, except
Sunday, 10 Clover Va, ami inter-
mediate pontA
ii:OO A. N. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. daily, through traia %
Raleigh "a h0ysVillo. Connects as
Burkoyile with Norfolk aud Western
railroad for FarInule. LynGhbury
ana points West at heysyll0 Tor
CiarEsYtllo Oxford, Henderson, ant
Durham.
500 p. II. EAST MAIL, daily, for Atlanta, Au-
gusLn, and points South. Connects Q.
Hoseoy's Junction VITA Yarmyiuo
and POwhR!an rahroad. at GreonI-
boroi for Durham and Raleigh: as
Salisbury for Western North Caro-
lima Through sloepers from Dan
Villo South.
Goo p. n. LOCAL. daily. except Sunday, for
Amelia Courthouse and interInoiia,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

RooK AND JOB WORK KnATLy
~ MscUrso ~ ras p'APAscn NM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND;
as as 2 n n From Atlanta and Augusta
s:.5 A. NJ. Prom Amelia Courthouse
40 =. M. From Raleigh
$50 T. NJ. A. Manchester. from Glover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

I hope some Of those days this misera-
bic farce Of prohibition will be done
away with and sensible regulating laws
passed, aud then / believe she will grow
again. More beer IS used in homes now
than ever before, and | really believe
that more is consumed in the State than
before prohibition went into effect
There are numberless joints here as in
all larger towns and whiskey and beer
can 100 had as freely as ever-not
only it bottles but from the keg. The
revenue is not regular. as it depends
on police raids, bat this is mere mat
ter Of form for collecting license, And
yet some Of the fanatics declare It is
success
Our business has been good and our
collections surprisingly 90 considering
all things, but we are careful and take no
great risks. Iwouid not care TO scat
Ger goods broadcast on credit without
being near by 10 look after customers.
Yours, CLIFF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
A SMALL ITEM.

Mr.. Creed T. Davis, who has had con-
siderable experience as contractor,
said CT think the ordinance is needed.
The tax is so small in comparison to the
cost Of a building that it will hardly be
felt, and it is certainly worth something
to a man to know that his house is put up
properly"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

zee 80. ocia,si.S oliSsS,u
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-19
ApVlCk To RUTHEHs,

Are you disturbed At night and brok. n
OF your rest by sick child suffering ard
crying with pain of cutting teeth7 II So,
send at once and get q bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for childrc n
teething. Its value is inCalculahj, 1.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer in y
mediately. Depend upon it mothers.
there is no mistake about il. Ii cures
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ems the gums. reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
TEN. Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant 10 the
TASTE, and is the prescription of one If
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout ;he
world Price 25 cents per bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-19
STATE CONVENTION.
HEADQUARTERS STATE ID MocRATIc CEN
rRAL COMMITTEE OF ILLINOIS,
CHICAGO ILL., March 9th. 1890.

HEADQUARTERS STATE ID MoCRATIc CEN !
rRAL COMMITTEE OF ILLINOIS,
CHICAGO, Ill, March 9th. 1S90
The Democratic State Central Committee met
at the Palmer house in this city on the 9th day of
March. 1890. and authorized the issuance of the
following call:
The democrats OF Illinois win meet In state
convention at Springfield on Wedne esdav June A.
1890, for the purpose of nominating candidates for
the following state officers TO be voted for on Tues
day, November 4th, 1890, 10 wit;
One Treasurer.
One Superintendent of Public Instruciio ion. and
Three Trustees of the University of Illinois
Atthe meeting of the state central committee
the following resolution was passed ana eX-
preston of vlews as in said resolution asked, is
invited The chairman and secretary of each
county convention are requested TO report the ac-
ton of their respective conventions to the secre-
tary of the state central committee MS soon "a it
NAV he had The resolution is as follows:
sEInasmuch as the propriety of nominating a
candidate for the United States senate by the
state convention has been extensively agitated
throug hout the state. il ia suggested 10 county
conventions, TO consider the expediency OF such
a course and instruct their delegates accordingly u
Each county shall be entitled 10 one delegate
for each four hundred votes cast for Cleveland
and Thurman at the last presidential election,
and one delegate for each fractional part thereof
of two hundred votes or more,
GEORGE NJ. HAYNES, Secretary.
Under this call the Eleventh congressional
district is entitled 10 delegates follows: Rock
Island @; Mercer 5; Henderson ,; Warren 3; Nc
Donough 8; Schuyler 5: Hancock 10.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-19
Would Have Been Glad to Spare Her

Would Have Been Glad to Spare Her.
The company had struck town in the
provinces where histrionic appreciation
was scarce, business poor. public hall ac-
commodations primitive and the hotels
execrable. Knowing that there wasn't
another actress to be found within a
hundred miles, the leading lady said to
the manager;
Would it put you to any inconven-
fence, Mr.. Bonstommer, if | should leave
the company after tomorrow night
Madam" he replied, with exceeding
stiffness, Il am sorry-very sorry-to
say it would!'-Chicago Tribune