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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
THE LATE MISS CARRlNGTON.
Her WeIl-Known and Distinguished Con-
nectIons thoroughbred Stock.

uons-Thoroughbred stock.
Correspondence Of tce Richmond Disuatch.l
CgRLorTrsvILr. Va, December S.-Miss
Virginia Preston Darlington, who died at
the residence of her nephew Mr. Campbell
c. Cochran. at Bristol, Tenn, on Thurs
day. was well known herr, where sha lved
many wears. and where msny OF her rela.
tIves live now. She was the daugh inter- OF
Gcueral CarrngtOn and a niece Of Colonel
William &. Preston, OF South Carolina.
She was "a sister OF Captain ). McD. Car
rinatou. of the Confederate army and at
rreseut a distinguished lawyer of Wash
iurton. Captain Edward Darlington, OF
the Federal army, another brother, died IN
Washington last June. Miss Darlington
was buried at Aspenvale, the family bury
inp-grouud OF the Prestons, in Southwest
Virginia, yesterday.
arrived here Yesterday from Lexington,
Nv. where they had been purchased at
the stock sale conducted by Colonel
Bruco. The purchasers were: W. j. rick
i'm .. J. l.. Humbert, 4 Captain j. ii.
NcGavock, of Max Meadows, va, 4.
These mares are IL foal by some OF the
best horses in America.
ACCEPTED A CALL.
The Rev. Il. B. Ecgleston has been re-
leased from the pastoral charge OF churcnes
IN Nelson county at the meeting OF the
West Hanover Presbytery. lie has accept
ed a call to a group Of churches, including
Gordonsville, Wills Memorial On Louisa
county, and South-Plains church, at Hes
wick. -
Invitations have been issued to the mar
riage of Miss Maude Is. Durrett and Mr..
John ID. Early. to. take place Weunesaay
ot the residence Of the bride, near Earlys-
vile. -.
The following Masons will attend rn1,t the
Grand Lodge. which meets IN hlch Ia,,ina
b. Wood, h. ii. Wood, c. W. Rogers, DR..
X. ". Nelson, ". I. Jones. J. " PeTIley'
4. J. Williams, Hiram FOX d: A. lie new
q. W. Fuller, and ". II. Prout.
The new badge selected by, the meds. IS
a white ribbon stamped with cros;s-boneS
and skull and "Med. Class, '32-'93.'
DR.. Paul b. Barringer has returned from
North Carolina.
Professor William II. Echols Is confined
Mr.. Cabell Dabney Is out again after q
severe illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
T&0 CROPS ON THE SAME LAND.
ttei'sc Production in James City--A sa-
credIy Kept Vow-Eider wade.

tf.liir Production in james City-A sa-
oredIy Kept vow-Eider wade.
'aresp'adence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
IoNo. JAMES CRY COUNTY. December 8.
y Branch, our pioneer trucker, has
ia4. THIS wear two crops upon the same
tit, flowing peas with corn and uish
l'.s. es with cabbage. The three acres Of
B 10 Ita1 Welded forty-two barrels Of corn
t.l Ile seven acres Of potato land have
gwen mn 5000 head OF magnificent cab-
ID a4t Fifty barrels Of splendid yolun-
t- pO.atoes-the very best Of seed for
tafF planting. Young man, why so
HIs FIRsT TAmURK.
Elijah Lewis, ex-slave Of Mr. William
hcsl, once the representative Of this dis
tret 10 tho House Of Delegates, failed. on
account OF sickn IS. 20 vote for Harrison.
]. was hls first fan are TO vote since has en-
i'-ucl.seuient lie has since died. When
Us Mars Billy" died. about thirty years
40 LhIah vowed never more 20 comb or
'4l lls bar. THIS vow was saeredly kept,
eal the tangled mass OF HAIR upon his
.sa- looked 70 be impenetIable alike TO
Aflt, ar. and rain. and even 10 ten
penny uail driven by sledge- hammer.
L.deT VI. g. Wade, whose term OF service
VIII Ohyo-Brancb church will terminate
next March. has notified his congres alton
t1st he cannot preach for them another
year. Ibe hand OF sorrow has rested
heavily upon Elder Wade OF late, having
o1fieg the past three months lost sister
ava three nephews, two OF whom were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
HIs FIRST TAIIURK.


A Riebmepd Hunting Party.
lcouespOndencs OF the Richmond pispatch.l
halee Aessrs. u. w. Hill. George u.
oe0lt, and John A. Priddy. Of Rich mond,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
DELEGATES TO THE GRAND LODGE.
\ Negro Murderer Reported Lynehed-A
TazeweIl Farmers Record.
rSrecial telegram to the Dispatch.i

SPECIAL telegram % the Dlspatch'I
LYxcHBUEa. Va. December 3.-Ihe fol
lowing delegates Of the Lynchburg lodges
Will attend the annual meeting OF the
Grand Lodge of Masons IN Richmond next
weeA: Marshall Lodge, No. 39-W. u.
johnson, worshipful master; q. "; Arg.-
BRIGHT, senior warden: J. b. Bondursnt,
iunlor warden. Hill CITY Lodge. No. i5S-
i. T. Krebbs, worshipful master; John ID.
Oplesby, senior warden; /. G.. Bell, junior
warden. Bethel Lodge, No. William
King. Jr., worshipful master; W. y.
Duguid, senior warden; Joseph Button,
JUNIOR warden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
oa,hered at Green Bay.

Correspondence Of toe Richmond Dlsne'0n,,
GREEN BAY. Va. December S--slrs. Ei ,is
Rsrrett who has been visiting her Invalid
father. mas returned 10 Richmond.
Master Henry Jones is considered maeh
Captain II. A. Murray. of your city, was
here yesterday. W. Il
visiting relatives ia the village.
Rev. 4. w. Berry left for, kiees tnls
morning. where be was called to preaoh
Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

Victory Corn aud Bunion Plassers give
immediate relief. Always effect painless
cure, Sold by druggists ana snoc
deslere--2b cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
HANDY ANDY.

After an attractive musical programme
the farce Handy Andy" was most
amusngly and excellently rendered. The
leading role OF Handy Andy" was capt.
tally taken by DR.. Reed Darlington, for
merry of Richmond, who played his part
with discrimination and appreciation of
the character which would have done Gre
dit to a professional. lie was ably sup
ported by Mr.. B. h. Harrison as Mr.. Muir
DIV. Professor II. Sheffey Roller as squire
Frau. Mrs. Roller as Mad Nance, Miss
Carrie Sandidge as Andy's sweetheart, and
others, all of whom acquitted themselves
creditably. The musical programme, con-
aistiug of vocal and instrumental solos and
duets was att1actively rendered by Misses
Dnlard of Campbell, Allen, Dobbs and
Christian Of this place, aud Messrs. Ihomp-
son and Scott.
tajnment is due Mr. l.. l.. Taylor, who was
the originator and general manager OF the
affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

A. HU7ZLER'S Sons,
3l5 EAST BROAD STREET.
ACTIVITY AND ENTERPRISE

ACTIVITY AND ENTERPRISE
are the main ingredients OF successful
business, and it is o poor merchant who
fails to mix up a good deal of the for
mer while trying to make an impression
with the latter. Just at this time there
is on our premises no lack of either. 1t
requires
ABIG STOCK
to make a show these days, and that is
what we are doing in q most elaborate
way with our
HOLIDAY GOODS,
COMPRISING innumerable lines Of catchy,
attractive, aud bright-looking articles to
please the old, the young, and the md
dle-aged. First of all comes the greatly
augmented stock OF
Fine Linen Table-Wear;
STAMPED. Etched, and Embroidered
Squares;
Silk and Linen Initial Handkerchiefs ;
silk and Linen Embroidered Handker-
chiefs
Gloves. for Ladies, Children, and Men
silk and Chenille Covers
Portieres and Curtains;
Fur Rugs and Robes;
Fiderdown Comforts and Cushions;
Smyrna and Moquette Rugs;
Hassocks, Stools, Mirrors, Tables, &C.,
&c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

Professor II. A. Strobe, formerly Of Ken
more High School. and more recently
president of Clemson College, =. c., with
ms family. is expected here this week. lie
has given up his position III the south, ana,
il ia said, Will again take charge OF hen-
moro, which in the past ranked hlgh
among Virginia schools.
telegram Yesterday announced the
dangerous illness of Miss LlzLie Parr,
dauobter of Mr.. John III. Parr and popu-
lar Young lady of this county. She IS at
tending Mrs. J. L. b. Stuarts school, IN
Stanton. Mr.. Parr left for Staunton at
once. and since news of IA more encour-
aging character has been received.
Miss Dunn, Of Petersburg, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Lee, of Albemarle, are visit
ing Mrs. j. l.. Lee.
Nr ]. Jacduelin Amber, Jr.. OF Glen
Amber" this county, and Miss Carter, OF
Nelson (the bride granddaughter or ex-
Senator Nithers), were married at Mas
sle's Mill last night.
At a meeting of the Amherst bar. on
motion of Senator Taylor Berry, 1t was
unanimously resolved that, IN the OPINION
OF This bar. MIR. John Randolph Tucker IS
nre, eminently qualified for the position OF
Attorney. General OF tho Uuited States,
and ia recommended for the position to
the incoming administration;
Mr. Tucker 10 wonderfully popular IN
this county, and the above resolution
represents the universal sentiment OF our
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph. diocesan OF the
new diocese of Southern Virginia,
preached an eloquentsermon here on Mon;
day night last and administered therlte OF
confirmation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

We shall continue this week the sale
of CARPETS begun at special prices
last week aud which has met with such
marked success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

1. Trio for Soprano, Mezzo-soprano, and
BaSsO. NOithohu
nnie Louise Tanner-Musin, lnez Parmaier, and
Pier DelascO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

V a. Evening STAR" from Tannhauser.
Wagner
4 u.z,rka Musin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
FRUJT-CAKE.

Wilson's Frult-Cake. In % ana 5-pound tins
They are very rich with fruit and you viii ind
them equal 10 homemade.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18

MdrnN sHites, Sat 9sn % %bstfter. gerHas
.s~ nsnt Rlaes. auiSs MI. Ebrier fIn
Se baaroiPre 5rGlprter Dor Specialized. RROWN
BROS. CO. Nurserymen chicago. is
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
Oct bGnoer enonu al % til, at s

Oct bGnoer enbuu al % til, at So.
reipDr9iIer inolsber til bort 8lao uns
8anenoe Eaalioeli9beoen al ben iaa Del
betjenote Or. 8eter3 Kuriko. s Den
Inleonjng fan oplpies, at Der er faa
Wteoiciner, eiter boilteu Der bar uGret
iaa itaoig itigcnoe Giterippr9iel TOM
kuriko, o9 bette ipnes at uare ct tent
melt9t pe9ti9t Sepi5 ior, at Weoicinen
maa bore goo. Sois oen life ouepe til
no9et, plloe Meoicinen for lanse 3ieer
Iioen oEre upbprt at eriitere. Kuriko
anbetoles life, iom laa man9e andre
Ntebiciner, for enboer mulig SDgoom,
men iOrnemmelig for SpBOomme, Tom
BABE i'm 8Oo os ubiprius / urent Blob.
utter ital ri nebenfor aitrDtte en- glnbe.
faling, iom nplis er inolGber.
uplano, Hebr., Glg. rs. '92.
Seq pil life unblaoe at meooele be
Grfartnser, ies bar sjort a~nsaaenOe
&irtntn9en al Or. Yeters Meoiciner.
vi bapoe Ell Sige, iom paa Saaren 1891
blep me9et ips. 8i iu9te to 99ger;
ben enc futoe intet siSre, Os BEN anben
ia9oe, at BUN feb al @atteriot. San
CAB benoe noset Weoicin for at Hippo
at tappe benoe, men intet bialp. gi fit
mango forIfjeaise Raao al ale be, Tom
fpm til bort gus, men intet bjalp. Gr.
oellg 1T bun usiaa &rampe; paanp gift
ieg til 999en og ban sao os 8loroform,
iom neiten furpeitebe bort gus, men
intet piloe bi9lpe benoe. s Sanuar pg
Sebruar iaar begpnote bun at tomme
fig libt isien, men III iaa after ct pDlo.
lomt Gnfalo; fenocs Ben traf fig opab,
benbes Strube liaeiom insreoes ionts
men, benbes Senoer % grme blep itiue;
unoertioen ltre9 bun, iaa man funSe
6ere benoe en- Mil bprte. 8i baooe az
brig tGnft, at ct Menneife funoe uoboloe
ilise Yla9er. Saa fit ieg i "spenifa
3ribuuen" ie ct gpertis ON Or.
8eters Kuriko % itaffeoe mig en- 6las
ife, % bun baUoe life benpttet Mebicis
men / mango Gage, fsr BUN bar fulos
fcmmen iriit us bar paret bet iioen.
Wtin Suitru bauoe / pper tire Nar
libt al Spimmelbeo / Sppeoet, % blep
liot eiter Iiot mere us mere ips, iaa bum
iii llut maatte 9aa tilienss. s belle to
Raareoer laa bun MI, os plaseoes bsss
uoen al 0iarrbue us Siertetlap. Sun
be9pnote MI at BRUCE Kuriko o. fpm
fig itaoi9t os ~iittert. SUN fienber ia
MI nloeles iriit Og tiger, at bun altib
pil bape oenne ubm9rtebe Meoicin / lit
GUS. Si fan life bore tafnemmeliae
NOT for ben SiGlp, Kuriko bar sicrt
for pS. glnbers Ropp.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18

5or at bIioe gseut for ben npe prastfulbe
BOG "1e Siem pt forloo % Dc
Siem pi fanot'', en- Seitrio,Iie % Sil.
leoer ira Dit 5rorelaab | bit sset Sproa,
bpr man itrar %tnSieuce 81 for Srppebus %
Noerts lloitnr til
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18

mer bar perst iaa n9r 1ellus, bar Der
prrst ifreuet mseet ON WulisbtSen al
Signoliierins mslIem be TO glaneters
8eboere.
Men bet blir oiIt oani.slist at no'
isre Ocune 7aute / 8irtelisbeo % SanO'
ling.
5or at Rnrsbeboerne Ifuloe tunre Ie
bet Stag, man oilbe fcrisse paa at olite
til benz meo fra @al0bspig9en eaer ct
anbet Simmelbiers, MATTE bet famine
6la9 p9re iaa fort iOm SrlanO, bar
en- itratinoiuSenbe flint Resnemeiter al
en- GitrOnum funbet no.
S9 3rlnno er ipm befienct $50 SIS
lumeter lang os 45O SilOmeter breo.
st iaa fort 5las pilOe life ensars grG'
orene 8oblous poata Zig at lepere.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
"Suu GO Gents for 2tIt|..

Sanobooen inoeboIoenoe Speriges p9 Rorges bebIte gG
tioualianee arrangcrebs for MRu0 og tIanOeoe &or, GO
lper, nleo Gianp Nccomp. iumt 5 fine &abinetpOrtr9ttsr {
Ole Smn, Gbriittna yieIiot, SenHD Club, BE
bers Itcrlte SngenIBr Sobn Gricion % ben bebeno
WuiitbanOlsr 6. 4. canton iamt Vrisltte paa a.
Sla9s @~iuITalisr, oa alt for fun so Gents p%ortoirtt.
Stprt % psut Spld9 uf SrRtipll fra $3.50 I'll $l2.
9ene 9~ioIiner meo alt Silbebpr, meo pen poleret 8afi
fra SAP til $5.25 oQ til bgiere 4riier, pRrot bet bpbbsItt
ZINE @uitarer fra Sc I'll $50. @~arunteres at bore or
beoite fnbriterebe Qauoet.
sSy- 8ortart rtaa meofslge bper 8eitiQing 81
5 Grocent Giabat til benz ipn uotHpper benne Wnnprtr
ener uRpner bette Slao, unar 8eitilIneen troieross.
CARL F. HANSON, SIT MainSt. Worcester, Mass
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
Wal Goers egem Seeo.

Nalet 5eeo pil lasse mere 6ebt yaa
a%reatursrne euo belt 9prn, us buer
5armer oil ipare meset Yenae peo at
fisbe en- Msae. Si benleber goers Sp,
m~ariiOmbso paa Star @ia, fabritsret
al Star Manufacturing Co., @etu
asyiHstOn, Ohio. @aun tilItripe Dem,
for man tjp6sr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
TDe rigboloiae @ulofnno e. npli9

TDe risboloise 6uloinno er nplis
gjorte peo 5loben Bonn / bet Gitli9e Sis
birier, % life bet mirOit martelise oers
ueo er, at beres OpOuseIie ifploss Rs'
uere. Gu flor Reperbanoe bauoe ferret
fig / Ell i~uloitenbis ubebOet @9n ueb
ben nnunte 5loos 8reober p9 baobe
opoa9et Ell Mansoe @ulOianO / 6loo-
mleiet; be i~Oritaffeoe fig De nBouenoise
SuItrumenter til Sanoets llouaitnin9
% panot paa benne Mnaoe i 2e6et al
no9le Maaneoer $50 9uno rent @ulo.
Sngen bleo imibtertiO beticnot, bporpau
Re9ierin9en ienote en- aiOeling SOloas
ter til Stebet for at iuroripe 8Duerue.
3ette lDiteoes o9iaa, og Re9ierin9en
bar III ielu anla9t ct fort @ulouaiteri
paa Steoet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
Sbenife Huae Sraeler

er Iiaeiaa melet eiteripurste M ium fsr. Dper 14ONO
er aaereoe iOIste. Npe Suffer (mauae iusnffe salme,
meloelerl er uetgInniet, pg man Tan M erhoIoe pmtrent
gIpreis c. o. D, meo 8ettiabeo til at uuberisas Sst
hpts $500 n~ieefelaer sefiliugen. Ratalpa frif. 81
Roller Organ Sansbsger for 20 Gents. 50 Sanos
6fser % Ct Nlbuln, inoehploenoe 8ileoer fra Nefp
vert eler Hmerlt as itsrite StRoer, ienbes for so Gents
! ,brtniGrier De, ION sniter at ieuoe Rul Graelet III
Norse til Suler, B. r mart beitiQe.
blsl3 Mue. Semaros, aibtabula, Chin
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
Scandal American Pub. Co.,

1O6 1903 Wabash Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
vi bar osiaa prastfuIoe Gotoara.
fer iamt ale andre nse itaupinaptIte Sub.
itripttonsbsser. Bort Premietilbuo
er b'Sre emo andre 5irmaers, % bort Sire.
ottipfent sisr bet muiist for ubemibIeoe
assnter at slsrs flor 6crretuins uoeu So.
pual. 5.19,4
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18

uIior lprieIia til at fomue uaruers % G~nsitslis for at BET
I'm er ct 8Gauopsrf.
Neu uaur BUN os Sarrp er atens, bpiter Run %spisnoe:
"Sois Oh life hnpOe freIit mig Sarrp, tiare Oh, bois
On iIe bopoe freIit mi9l"
6prrtil ban altio for at trsiie heuoe ioarer:
"Eaen pi freIite DIG 10, flare Ronl % butt paa boilfsn
iuruuoerlis Naaoel Spem bar isr 5srt, at en- Glfer er
bIepen siort iua u~ueruattss IpifeliS peo en- 5otOsrafplooe? 2"
Sertil fer glon % trptter fig iOm sOar tettsre ino til
BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18

Soao hi elifer. Iaar hi er 3 glar
samle eliter hi Dor Wama, taar pi er
6 Gapa, itaar ri er 10 Selisbasene,
itaar Ri er 16 &laber, raar Ri er 20
Dor Sorlopeoe, naar ri er 80 Dor gu.
itru, naar pi er 40 bore Born ps uaar
pi er 60 ps ielu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18

sEsci Noe @etlt ttts 8 sIgr 10 Gems for en- Itttr
wv WV SLATE almtnoeItst o~aarItat lot tusr
r'ot ti9t, men ituO eitsr bet brgmte Werners Ink
Powder, pUer Slate gtUsr en- Quart al bel auerfusnt
iortt tler rsoe DlRt. Get bruqeS / marQe Goqeot5,
@tottr, Banter o.ku. Der isuoe5 ". Roit betaltl Tlaitt
tor 10 Go; l Guiu 5Laitsr Tor s1.OO; It gros pr.
ErprfS, 'ttatt, $3.50. Opaip. 6utl,eu Tarue snFts.
AGsnier tlsutr Rer5e uso at ialgs bsm. gubutr 'iebsr
II Slalts tuer htre. z. Il. Wcrntr,
+I'" 5eu City, Juoiann.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
Stuiae Nart,te.

bpts 5 oil tlsbe en- biuis gSorm euten pilbt
suer Spepriet gane ! ipSliss Riuneiota,
boor Nplinsen aloris ilaar fell, ooresier
3. T.. Suder, Burr Oct, Scua.
40. 1S.tf.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

NEW TutE, july .p.~~-tit"ver t-leVe~
lauu end Ad.al t.. : tur'-nf! VII! hs
:fo,nt4Ily t,ntltirn 1o~s,sxiit IN Ma}j@or
@>,uute 4Hrltu It t''i htlt{*1lot1 az The
ilu,ll,iet> ot tt'' dcnrtcrAtlc party, ard
the ev~st wi; h~ l4a'lt t4t: ot'cA=lo'! Of
i. great a. *tnon>tf4tttrts1 ts1! tht It.Fttf
t'4t tltna*n:racy Of knhss rtsuntSx m"ny
t,r,sl,l,as+tit tietnErta1- from different
J~rt* ii th~ :>4:"utl1'N A*st*'hK III the
event. Mas.lot r:luerc gA'dtn WAS
:cl1.:Ats. n~'ng /" >1r t'ltv~lan"'s d. re
>t,ut t,,- r+-lrs1t@<. t. Et@e + tn1al h"l1fi-
cat1tsn >htA!;itt" ntard ny ii. }afge an
audience H. r@-lh't
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

The white ant is possessed Of the
most extraordinary egg laying pro-
rensities Of any known creature,
she often produces sG, 100 eggs in
single Day. From the time the white
ant begins to lay until the egg lay
ing season is over-lsually reckoned
by entomologists as al exact lunar
month-she produces $500, GOO eggs.
In point Of fec>ndity the white ant
exceeds all other creatures. st.
Louis Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

HulsE, Etalrt, July @h,~-WArrants
for tt4r arrest III tke !eAdtr= ot tht [dA~
ho riot. W. r. i>~''ti :r'n4 Judge E*at~
tiesH c<,urt to~da<.* Tue MEN Will
rrn|'ah1y tr hr: nSht h. r.. :und tht
1ut:,tou ut Jurisdiction +t't ttfH after
~nf*A. rhr otI;~n+r tI'H,Kto II viola =
ti''i'f f t'+ ltjnt:ctnu Issued ny Judge
Keatslr ."lt't TX! rt+trat'1nE u" ht'i
ftot Interfering win ttt'* working IT
the nlin+H. : +: -: .>
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

Laramie, W>o., July II. Judge
i}lAk+ tn,- :anrulnK r"nde1td hi. oe~
cIriu,t on the application Of Ihe chttle-
neil who invaded Johr'on county for
Ii change of Venue. The application
Wa granted. aud the tria VIII be held
u Cheyenne. beglnn-ng 4 gut lst.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

We authorize our advertised drug
glst 10 eell DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs. and Cold@,
upon this condition. If you are stflfc-
ted with a Cough, Cold or auy Lung,
Throat trouble. and will Use this ~
directed, giving it fair trial, and ex-
perlence no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money re-
funded. We could not make this Of
fer did We not know that Dr.. Kings
New Discovery could be relied on. 1t
never disappointe. Trial bottles free
at w. E. Suvage's Drug Store.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

Notice Ia hereby given that th~
partnership heretofore existing bt-
tween the undersigned, under th"
firm name OF florence Il Coty, hs~
been this day dissolved by mutu"' !
consent. Robert Terrence will COD :
tinue the business, and Ia authorized
to collect all debts due the firm, anti
will pay all the liabilities
ROBT. TORRENOE,
JOHN CORY. =
Miles City, June rs, 1892. =
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

Notice Is hereby given that the un-
deryigned have this day dissolved par
nershir by mutual consent, w. N.
Haynes retiring, and CT. Smith ami
F.. e. Haynes continuing the huein*s+
under the old firm pane and style OF
smith t. Haynes. All debts due the OLD
firm will he paid u the new firm, who
are authorized to receive and receipt for
the same. And all liabilities OF the
old firm will be paid by tire under
signed. ~
EhfrTH It. HAYNES.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

Martial law may yet have t" b. de.
cla,eA ut the t}Ieuter Of operation. The
troops will continue to be along the
Lr3rtltr tll,e If thAt state. 1t II h+.
lteved thu, t;+n.t'nrIin L. perfectly at e
10 cope with any t,ody who n'Ay
he de]udtt! Into entering uI"t1 Ill in-
NA 4tftI,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

NEW YORK, July 20.-Mr-. j. Co|e~
tuan Uray,ou sailed yesterday in the
steamer Aller Tor Br-men. Iohu JA-
cob A.&or and arty OF relatives aud
fFie1d- saw her ttf..
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

Senator Hlll Is Il Young imam yet, anu
he has done pretty we'll for man Of his
age. Tkerall he several c4lances to gob-
bio ,1p the ea-th between now aud tho
Jay ,et tor It's dissolutlon.-W Wash1ug~
ron P,a*
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22
Peace Promised,

NEW York, July 2o.-The Herald's
Caracas dispatch says:
DR.. RI jas Paul has arrived IN this
city ard hostilittes between the gov
ernment and the revolutionary aru,ies
have been suspended during me-
gotiations for peace. It is hoped by
all good citizens and believed by many
that the war Ia over, and that peace
will be permanently restored.
A dlspatoh from the ooast announces
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

The $50. ooO which was subscribed by
the foreign steamship ring in New York
city to promote Clcve1and's reelection
in l&S9 has whctted the Democratic
appetite fur more Of the same kind
from tra1ls:, ,lan:;c 1nonopolists.-Eoston
t...1s1tr1
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

,hnt th, rtvo nary forces III \.n~
ez1eta under Gen. CHlina have. enm~
t,ellt1 the ch,iiuIastnf OF tilt kove'n-
sn+nt 'rr11'~ at La \rla, und ARE how
hr-a+E,Eu he CITY 1T Cort.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22

England marks the values Of her
copper coins that don't amount to a
l1,p and doesn't put the value mark
on her coins ot silver and "old. This
sometimes costs the c>el>l1ss stranger
cold (lucats. New York Sun
flis Occupation.
Bupker-Huw does old bachelor
Sul~tono mulie hi. ltv''>::*: He neve1
goes anywhere .nd never seems tc
be doing anything.
Hill-WAy, don't you knowa He
writes the notes On womans dress
for The Sunday Kaleidoscope e.-Cloak
Review.
DR.. Cutting. Of the \erN@ont boaru
of agriculture, once cu>:14ted 222, 300
hairs to the square inch Of a plect.
clipped from the pclt Of a full blood
ed ram,