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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
Available phosphoric acid.
ANOTHER HIGH LICENSE FAILURE.
The Amount of the License Fees Does
Not Affect Temperance.

The liquor question seems to be a difficult
one. The NeW York Evening Post says: MAS
sachusetts has now tried Its High License
Law for year, and Instead Of finding In 1t a
solution OF the Temperance question:" is
even deeper in the mire OF intemperancr.
The operation of the new law has been at
tended by such an increase in the arrests for
which was responsible for It's enactment has
been at Its Wits end to know how to appease
the increasing clamor Of Its temperance mem
bers, and at the same time retain the allegi-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25

Try our "Bull Dog" Pants and Drawers.
They are the best you ever saw. Smith Il
Sons.
New goods just received at VIM. Z. Bell,
very cheap and stylish.
Soda water and milk shakes at Speeds
Drug Store.
Whether Tillman "gets there" or not, VOL
ford's Sanitary Lotion will. 1t will cure the
Itch In thirty minutes, II has been tried. For
sale only at Speeds Drug store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
For the Senate.

Hon. c. a. c. WALLER, of Greenwood, is
announced as n candidate for the Senate, sub.
ject to the result Of the Democratic primaries.
ROBERT r. HEMPHILL is hereby an
nounced as candidate for e-election TO the
State Senate, subject TO the action OF the Dem
ocratic party.
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Nos s. 6, 5O 81. So. 81, IS and 50 daily except Sun
day. Main Line trains 81 and IS daily between Col
umbia and Alston. Daily except Sunday between
Alston and Greenville.
Pullman parlor service between Augusta and Hot
Springs, N G., without chfrge on No. 81 from Angus
to, connecting with C. & g No. 81.
D. CARDWELL, Div. Pass. Agt., Columbia, 8. G.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent, Washington
ID. &.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager, Richmond, Va.
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For School Comm issiOner.

We are authorized TO announce Mr.. Il. g.
McLEES as a candidate for reelection to the
office OF School Com issioner, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce Captain +.
COWAN as u candidate for School Commits
sioner, subject to the action Of the Democrat
ic primary election.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
THE LAST OF HARRIET CHEATHAM.
She Had No Doctor, and 1t was Ne
ccssary to Hold an Inquest to
Learn the Cause of Her Death.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
DIR. l.. T. HILL, sworn, says:
live at Abbeville &. H.; practicing phySic-
ian. have examined the dead body Of Har.
ret Cheatam. and find that she came to her
death from heart disease.
BECK WEEMS, sworn, says:
Yesterday she was about all day seeming
very we'll, but she said she had pain around
her heart that she believed would Kill her.
Between twelve and one o'clock she was
taken with a coughing spell, and compla ined
of pain around her heart, then fell down
and died. She took a little walk just before
she was taken with the coughing.
VERDICT OF THE JURY.
An ipquislion indented, taken at Abbe-
vile In Abbeville County, the 24th day OF
June, A. D., 1890, before NJ. II. Wilson, Cor
oner upon the view of the body of Harriet
Cheathanl, of Abbeville, then and there being
dead. BY the oaths of J. A. Harris, n. O..
Stevenson, VIM. Richey. w. 6. Chapman, j..
A. Shllito, r. &. Perry. r. E. Cox, NJ. Chilcs.
Elijah Jones, David Chilcs, lvcrson Logan,
and Sam Baker, being a lawful jury OF IN
quest, who, being charged and sworn to In
oure, for the State Of South Carolina, where
and by what means the said Harriet Cheat
ham came to her death, upon their oath do
say she come to her death from disease OF the
heart. NJ. H. WILSON,
Coroner a. G.
J.A. Harris, foreman, R. E. Cox. ]. A. Shil-
Ito, F. c. Perry, w. &. Chapman, II. o.
Stevenson, Elijah Jones, VIM. Richey, Manuel
Chiles, lverson Logan, David Chilcs
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SPEAKING CANDIDATES AND FULL BAs-
KETS.
All Varieties Of Ofice.Seekers are In.
vited to DOnsISs On JuIy 18Th.

AT meeting OF the Donalds Democratic
club 1t WIS arranged 10 have basket picn ic
gress from the Third Congressional District
are expected to be present and give their
views on national political questions OF the
day. Candidates in the county are also in.
vited to come and shake with the "dear con-
stituents." The public generally are invited
to come and bring "full baske ets."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
Fire I! Fire q!

The Blue Hill Brick Company burnt last
week q kiln Of $4,000 brick, and now a kiln OF
100, 900 brick is being burnt. These are for the
oil mill and Messrs. p. Rosenberg & Co. Other
kilns are to be fired a t an early day.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
Mr.. MiIIer's Speech,

Owing to circumstances we are unable to
print this week the splendid speech John II.
Miller, ESQ. which was delivered In Green:
wood last Wednesday. 1t Is in type. andi will
appaer later.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
For Columbia.

Mr.. Coulter Cothran and Miss Clarke Goth
ran left yesterday to attend the University
Commencement, In which Mr.. James S. Goth.
ran, Jr., takes a part.
Mrs. Benet and Miss Lucia MCGOWAN may
90 down today.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
The County Club.

The County Democratic Club will meet
next saleday at the usual hour. A full at
tendance desired. By order OF the County
Chairman. 4. w. JONES,
Secretary.
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For House OF Representatives.

We are authorized to announce Capt. J. N.
KING as q candidate for reelection to the
House of Representatives. subject to the ac-
tion Of the Democratic primary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
pic Mic Near Sharon

Mr.. John Bass will give pic mic dinner al
his house on Saturday, July 5th. The public
are invited.
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For AuIitOr.

1 respectfully ask the endorsement of the
people Of Abbeville county for re.appoint-
ment az County Auditor. A. w. JONES.
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IHEM !!
We beg to call the
attention Of the public
to the fact that we
have a most complete
stock of desirable
SUMNER GOODS.
When in need Of any,
thing in our line we
will take pleasure in
serving you with the
best goods at most
reasonable prices.
To the gentlemen
who want good solid
comfort we would
suggest a FLANNEL
GOAT and VEST, an
ALPACA or SEER
SUCKER, which we
have in all qualities.
Our sales Of FLAN-
MEL SHIRTS for
Summer wear have
proven a great suc-
cess, and we are forced
to order more nearly
every week. They are
both cool, comfortable
and economical.
Special bargains are
now being offered in
Mems and Boys Suits.
Also a splendid line
Of single PANTS, at
very low prices.
We have the largest
stock Of Straw Hats
in AbbeWi||e County.
Just received 10
Dozen Of those ia
nous SEAMLESS
SOCKS at Ioc. per
pair. The best ever
sold for the money.
Try them.
Our stock Of Shoes
and GENTS FUR-|
NISH|NG GOODS is
always complete. |
Price our GROCE-
RIES before buving
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25

For County Commissioners.

]. FULLER LYON, ESQ, submits his r
election to the Democratic primaries.
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BACKED DOWN SQUARBLY.
CAPTAIN T1LLMAN's REFUSAL TO AGREE
FOR A STATE PRIMARY.
Earle's Square PrOpOsitiOn--He OF.
fers 1t In Writing...Tillman Re.
fuses to Accept 1t and Offers u
Poor Excuse.

tnSSS ~ ASSVPa eH" OssSA" -
Poor Excuse
The following Is from the Neus and Courier s
account of The Union meeting and Is substan-
| TALLY the same as given by the World:
General Earle then read the following pa
per-,
| officers do hereby agree:
81. That the state Executive Committee or
| the Democratic party of the State OF South
Carolina be requested to order primary cleo
tion for the election of delegates from f each
county on the same day OF the State Nom-
mating Convention OF the Democratic party,
II the same be within the power OF the said
committee, and If it be not competent for the
case that a convention be called for the sole
purpose OF determining whether the said
primary election shall he held.
That further er agree III the seNn eHehI na
dertake TO make nominations, that We shall
consider it our duty, and hereby pledge our
selves not accept amy nominations that may
"Will you agree to that?"
TILLMANs RESPONSE.
"How about the demand for primary. In
my Rldgeway speech appealed to the Exc
mary, but Colonel Hoyt said 1t was impracti.
cable and utterly unattainable. If the Exc
cutive Committee is the agent of one OF the
rbt tbe deVi ~ With TtI vi ire TbeV 70 Want e 10
pledge myself not 10 accept the nomination,
but can't they put in some one else7 IT, by
any chance, there should be TilIman major.
ity In that convention, they would never let
such chances slip by. They are catching at
straws. If they will give me free fight and
a fair count, l will beat h.m out of their
boots. am not going to sign this paper Of
General Earle's. / am not going to bind my
self not 10 accept the nomination of any con.
vention. If they can arrange some plan
whereby It will be Impossible to nominate
amy candidate will agree. They say atm
ambitious. So am, but 1t is to be OF some
good to my State. Ihave led this fight from
sense of duty because men came TO me and
said you are the only man with the brains
and courage TO show those people up.'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
CHICKAsAw HIGH GRADE FERTILIZER.
High Testimonials as to the Value OF
Fertilizers Manufactured by the
AbbeyiIle Oil Mill.

The Abbeville Cotton Seed Oil and Fertilizer
Company have received from the Commits
sioner OF Agriculture copy OF the analysis Of
the "Chlckasaw High Grade Fertilizer man.
ufactured by them, which shows that their
fertilizer analysed considerably above their
guarantee. The following is the official anal
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
GOING TO WORK.
Active Preparations for a Busy Sea-
son Mt the AbbevilIe Oil Mill.

Brick and lumber are now being hauled to
the grounds, and work has commenced on the
extensive improvements to be made at the
Abbcville Oil Mill and Glnnery. The oil mill
will have larger engine, and the ginnery
will be one Of the best and most complete In
all this country.
Colonel Yarb Madden is digging the well.
II will have perhaps twenty-five feet OF water
in 1t, and its great Size will make 1t an extcn.
sivc reservoir
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-25
DISSATISFACTION AT LowNDEsvILLE.
The Endorsement of Capt. Il. II. TIL
man Creates u Muss.

Hl1n CFCHICS u W NSS.
The following poeamble and revolution was
adopted at meeting of citizens at Lowndes-
willie last Saturday:
Whereasthe LOwndesville Democratic club
No. /. has by resolution endorsed b. X. TILL
man for Governor, and whereas, we do not
consider this action consistent with Demo-
cratic principles, viz: to commit Democrats
against Democrats, and whereas, the manage
ment of Club No. l, has not been satisfactory
to many OF IFS members.
RcsOired. That we, the undersigned do here
by call upon those members of club No. !,
and all other citizens agreeing with above
preamble and being interested in good Gov
rrfnent on sound Democratic principles to
meet at I.owndesville on Saturday June the
18th, at4 o'clock p NJ, to discuss the silua-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12

not in such manner as Congress may pro-
vide"
10 be consistent Mr.. Edmunds will be
compelled to take the same position when
Mr.. Chambers Federal election bill comes
before the Senate The Constitution Ia also
very plain regarding the rights of States IN
the congressional elections. They, too, are
regulated by the State legislatures and
Congress can make no laws TO govern those
elections III any State.
NEW PosTMAsTERs.
New Postmasters: Virginia-WSR. Tai
ley, Crimora station, Augusta county, rice
j. W. Iount. resigned; Celia X. Lockhart,
JoeEformerly PATS Store, Russell county,
rice G. Wallace, resigned; 5. /; Thomas,
Shooting Greek, Franklin county, rice }.
Lemon. resigned j. II. Blackburn, Stokes
land, Pittsylvania county. Utce W. L. Pen
nick resigned.
North Carolina-James n. McNeill, God
win, Cumberland county, Cice w. L. God
win. resigned.
Mr.. Samuel Yost, of the VALLEY Yirginidn,
has been in the city for several days and
left for Stanton this evening.
A RICHMOND GROOM.
One OF the most embarrassed bride
gr0oms who ever attempted to register
names turned up this week al one Of the
bic Washington hotels He was from Rich
mond, aud he arrived a few hour after
facing Hymen's altar. After seizing the
pen he wrote his own name and then right
under it registered that of lady bearing
the same namo but varied rs To front ini-
tials. rs this your mothers name" IN
Quired the clerk, and do you want two
rvoms?"
"Oh, no." stammered tho newly-mar-
ried man. "She is my wfe-that IS, she
has been for four or five hours. We were
married this morning IN Richmond"
The clerk instructed the disseminated
young man how TO write land wife " after
his own name. and then he went off TO the
reception-room TO rejoin the Idol OF his
heart.
r. II. Fdmonson. of South Boston, and
u. W. Spencer, OF Henry county, Va; j.
Ii. Busba, of Raleigh, and J. A Pierce, Of
Reidsulle, n. g., are at the metropolitan;
Joseph L. Mason, of Petersburg, and II.
c. Gordon, Of Stanton, are at the st.
James.
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and all Of bis family wearing apparel. which
was uninsured. It's origin is unknown.
PERSONAL AND OTHER rrEEs.

PERSONAL AND OAAEb
At q meeting Of the Golden Chain last
night Mr.. Joseph Hablc was elected dele
gate to the convention of that order when
meets IN Richmond next Thursday.
Company q. Third Virginia volunteers,
of this city, is again without o captain,
Captain George A. Walker, who was re-
Gently elected, having rendered his resig-
nation, which has been accepted. AT their
meeting last night next Friday night was
set tor the purpose of filling the vacancy.
i hrs will be the fifth captain this company
wi i have had since its Inauguration.
Mr.. Thomas Chandler. probably the old
est citizen Of Caroline county. died ut his
residence. near Guiney's. Thursday, in tho
ninety-fOurth year of his age. He was
highly esteemed and much beloved By all
who knew him.
Theladies OF the Mary Washington Monu-
ment Association will hold q bazaar at the
Opera-llouse for the benefit of the associa-
ton. commencing on February 18th and
continuing until the Esd. 1t Is useless to
saw that the ladies will be literally patron
lied in their patriotic effort TO raise tho
amount necessary for the completion OF
the long neglected monument which stands
as q mark to her resting-place.
The law suit of Messrs. Colbert IL KiTt-
lev for libel against Dir. q. W. Shepherd,
which crew out of the alleged option on
the Mary Washington monument. ana
which attracted such Widespread interest,
will begin in the Corporation Court OF this
city Monday. Messrs. Washington, White,
and Dickinson are counsel for Messrs. Col
bert d Kirtley, and Aessrs. Maryc d FItz-
hugh represent Mr. Shepherd. The case
will no doubt again awaken considerable
interest.
Never before in the history Of the city
has such continued charming weather for
this season of the year been known to ex-
ist as at present. In number of gardens
flowers are in full bloom, and It is reported
that both Wild and garden-strawberries
are also in bloom. The farmers in this sec
ton are all nearly through their ploughing
and their work generally is greatly adj
vanced.
Mr. Thomas Waller, former internal-re-
venue collector of this city but for several
years travelling salesman for Tennessee
house. was to-day taken of the train at
this place very sick aud carried to the
Hotel Daunehl, where he Is now confined:
Mr.. Waller is we'll and widely known, and
it is hoped that he will soon recover.
From reports received to-day from our
medical fraternity, la grippe, which has
been prevailing hero to quite an extent,
is rapidly on the decrease. Fortunately,
we have not as yet had any serious results
from 1t, although anumber have been quite
sick.
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THE sURsoN MURDER TRIAL.
Motion for Bail Argucd-Rule Issued
Against an Editor for Contempt.
,sneclal telegram TO tae Dispatch.l

ABINGDON, Va, January 1.-THE Circuit
Court begun here Monday, Judge John A.
Kelly presiding. The only case taken up
that day of Importance was the case oil the
Commonwealth rs. A. Il. Burson, Tor the
killing of s. Il. Bonham in Goodson, va,
last August, an account o. which appeared
in the Dispatch at the time. The case was
continued on motion OF the defence on Ine
ground of the absence OF material VII
noSSes. nh,
Judge Kelly was called away on Tuesday
rnorpinp by the severe illness OF ms wlfe
NJ Marion. Va. and he telegraphed Judge
Morrison. of Estilville, Va, TO come and
hold court for him. Judge Morrison came
THURSDAY morning, and has been mere
since. L. L.,
The Burson case came up again to-day
before Judge Morrison on motion Tor
hail The evidence of about fifteen physl-
cians.vyaa taken % 10 the condition OF the
prisoner. Some of them testified that bur
son WAS a right sick man, and others tnat
in their opinion he could roman III jan
without any deleterious effects. Inc court
is still in session at this hour, 10 L; M; ana
tho argument has just begun. Inc court
Will hardly decide the question to1night.
Bairson Is represented by Messrs- Wni.e
Buchanan, Fulkerson. Page a Hurt; auuee
Rhea. j. III. Wood, and w. ,. hauii NJ "
THIS county, Otutia NssAN, ffl
and 7. n. Williams. Of Iynchpurg. Inc
Commonwealth attorney, Coionei ouiis
mers. is assisted by A. NJ. Dickenson, OF
Marion; Captain L. S. Blair, OF Wytno'
and j. s. Ashwortb, Of Meadow view, va
The courtroom during the entire proceed
ings Was crowded with interested spec'a-
tors.
EDITOR GARY IN CONTEMPT.
A sensational part Of the proceedingss
this evening was motion on tue par. ol
the Commonwealth Attorney asKing tue
Cont for a rule against George ". GARY,
editor OF the Abingdon Vtrysn'a',, Tor con-
tefppt Of court 1t seems that Mf. Gary
n,ibiisbed an article III the trg"sa's
crihcising Judge Keily's conduct IN ae,
clining to bail Burson on MONDAY ias., nn =
sent the paper containing the nrusie
marked 10 Judge Morrison, ana ~ the AZ
stance of MIR. Burson. .,.h,. A.
Tho motion OF the Commonwealtms ny.
torney was accompanied by on sfnoavit
stating the foregoing facts ana copy .,
the said article. Judge Morrison issued
tie rule, returnable next eaturdsys shu
stated Is ho was somewhat involved 10 the
matter he would endeavor 70 get yuage
Kelly TO hear II on that day., Judge MOTIF
SON presides with great dignity ana -
giving entire satisfAotion 70 the bar.
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Electric Lights for Hampton.


HAMPTON, Va. January IL, 1890.
Mr.. J. b. Crockett is quite sick.
The measles are prevalent among the lit
tie folks.
Mr.. j. u. Cumming has resigned his po-
sition as secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association. He has purchased
the Monitor and viii assume charge about
February LIST.
The Treasurer of the Electric-Light Com
pany appeared before the Council on
Tuesday night and offered to light the
town with twelve I.200-candie-power lights
for LOO per year provided afiye-year con-
tract was made.
A committee of citizens was appointed
to obtain signatures to memorial asking
Congress for an appropriation TO deepen
and widen the channel at the mouth OF
Hampton river.
Mir. b. +. hudgins, Jr., while on his way
10 town on yesterday saw a fine buck near
New Market. lie had nothing with him
but a pistol, but with that he managed TO
Kill the animal, and throwing him across
bis horse, brought him 10 town.
Messrs. Tennis d Wheeler have been
awarded the contract for the buildings Of
the Eiectrc-Light Company.
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A Troublesome Bridge.
Correspondsncs OF the Richmond Dlspatcn.l
WuIIAuspuRo Januarv II 1891.

WILLIAMSBURG, January IL. 1880.
Mr.. Iayior, attorney. and Dir. Tabb, en-
gineer for The Chesapeake and Ohio road.
were here during the week in consultation
with the city authorities In regard to the
proposition made some time ago by the
company Tor raising the railroad bridge
six feet on Waller street. The matter viii
be brought before the Council at its next
meeting. The bridge in question is over
the street leading from this city TO the
upper portion Of York county. which is .
main thoroughfaTe, and when the railroad
was built i was constructed. AS far as your
correspondent is aware, without any def
mite permit from our City Council. This
bridge has been for many years ! source Of
annoyance ana serious trouble to the com
psny, as two men have been killed BY their
others seriously injured, Tor which the
company has been muicted a heavy
damaees, and IN order to prevent 4 repst-
ton Of said trouble they desire 70 raise Il.
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VRUSTEE'S SALE OF LARGE
STOCK OF
CONFECTIoNERIEs. CANDIES, TOYS,
FANCY GROCERIES, &C.

oror for sale n. the store recently conducted
By Mr. T. Neurath, jiii east Main street, MS
complete and varied stock OF
FRESH PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES.
ALSO,
FANCY GROCERIES AND CANNED GOODS;
TOYS AND FIKEWOKkS;
TOBACCO Ann CIGAnS; ,x-
CONFECrlONERIES OF every sort and CRACh-
FANCY NOTIONS and other articles
STORE-FIXTUREs, LARGE FIRE-PhOOF
SAFE, and new CAsi-RE0lSTER
ALSO.
EXCELLENT MULES. 3 HORSES. and DE-
Livery WAGONS, all in good condition;
ALARGE STATIONARY ENGINE and yaluable
and complete outfit OF COPPER KETTLES,
MACHINERY, and TOOLS tor manufsc-
turing plain and fancy candies.
Dealers and consumers are requested 70 M
epect the stock, machinery, and n<tures al l4ii
east Main street
sales will be made in lots. large or small. 20
suit tho wishes OF ali purchasers. All sales Tor
cash.
Grea. bargains may be secured by small deal
ers in all parts OF tho city by buying their stock
now much cheaper than they can elsewhere al
regular rates. Cal early before the stock Is
A complete inventory is IN the hands OF tho
trustee, who will furnish al desired inforrna-
ton. ii. W. SAAhrhhi Alus'oo'
NOTICE-Au persons indebted 10 SIR +.
NEUGATu will plenso settle with mo NJ once, "a
al claims due D. bin can DO collected only by
me. ia l&tsl H. W. 3iAhfhh.
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The dwelling belonging to Mr. ThomasS.
Love, in this county, and occupied by Mr.
Henry Clore, was entirely consumed by
fire yesterday evening with all Of its con-
tents. Loss on dwelling 81 500. insurance,
$500. Mr.. CIore lost most OF his furniture
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WAN rN.

A GFNTS.-LATEST NOVELTY IN
"A HITCHING DEVICES. No knots To tie
self.lOck Great inventop. Sixty-cight orders
taken 70 one day. State agents wanted as once
for Virginia ). l. siLSbi.,
In l2-lt. Quincy. Ill
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A PURCHASER FOR

w one - and one g..uoksB-PoWEk
sTFAM.FVGiSE AND sAW-MiLI. nine miles
from Richm0ud, al Aliens siding. mchmond
ana YORK Rivor railroad. Address 1870 Main
street. Richmond, Va. -
la iy-lTs a. p. AlIfN bkoTHbH
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r OST. -STRAYED FROM 81
lLsoe north sixth street COACH
roo PUPPY. about six months old. A literal
CAME 10 NY PLACE ON HERMI.
~ TkcE road sbout ten days ago NANNfn
GOAT. tina oWner csa get Il ~ deea<fn1nG her
'1 = R Isn ~ '''' 'A'''aii b ooppnt