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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-07-09
Sehoe! BEARD Proceedings.
+. N. Lcaka
Clerk.

St Francisvillc, La. April 2, 1898
The Parish Beard Of School Director,
met in regular quarterly session. Pres
eilt Mr.. jas. T. Bowman, Pres; Messrs.
Ard, Brooks, Evans, rha.cs and G. ".
Stewart.
Minutes Of meeting OF Beard in App |
and Of meetings of Executive Coaniitce,
May q, and June 4 Il read and approved.
1t was resolved That an appropriation
not to exceed 5000 be allowed for the
purpose Of buyirg matc!isl for Il shed over
'front.' of Pine Grove school.
1t was resolved, That the salary for Isl
grade be $500
II was resolved, That the Beard pay S2li
towards expenses OF parish teachers at |
tending sumner se!iyolat Esns.on for fonr
weeks.
The Finance Committee reported that
Treas. books for 2nl quarter 'GS had been
examined ana warrants rcoejptel for On
motion, the rrport was re ,e!Nel.
The following appointments OF teaci'ci''
OF white scioo!s WAS. made tor session
IS So
1st wd s., FrancHyille,
J. n. Angtl.. prin Miss T.. n. pongas,
ist, Asst isS .. i!iet pad, Asst.
2n.l wd Pleasant i!Ill,
Miss 3. Bnttcnnti.
A'li wd laurel Hi,
Miss j. l.. Argue.
5th wd Popular Springs,
Miss Lillian Dawsn.
9th wd Pine Grove,
=, Miss l.. II. Carney.
, 9Th va McNcs,l,
. Miss T. Wright.
@ 7th w! Tunica,
0 Miss a H. No1gnod.
0 81. w,l Beech Grave
0 Miss 4. X. Brandon.
Action on the Srd WI, and 9th vi, whitt
u srhouIs WAS referred to the Lxecui',
v Canlmitloe.
= Applicants for vacancies in 2nA wd
a Star Hill, 81. wd, Now Hope, and oh wd
~ Ca, Island .cuols were directed to l.
" present at @ mrtc,ly exam in on July
% CT, aid appointments ior SAID s'ho'
"a were rc!cr1eh 10 Executive Conmittc.
Is Tie following bills were approved az
" warrants drawn for same.
- Oscar Mix janitcr .................
~ Ellen Morgan ,ial;trcss...
% Herald Pub Co bill 5-:,S.. ..........2
~ Louis Iorrrc sanitary work .........o
~ G " Nswnan Miss Luna smiih......l ,
~ Ejlb,a,nc & Forester bill G-30-,E....l
~ L Daniel bill! T-5-H9. 49,. ...........l
W 5 d Barrow poll tax rcful'lr,'.......l
- Aaron Sohessingrr d0.....,........l
:, Tho Superintendent presented tabnlatt
w w statement of attendance OF tho schools IL
on Tie past term.
On Tho Superintendent recommended al
90 preparation for Teachers Library, and I'
no establishment and aid of libraries in II
- schools; also that the Office of the Bo"l
co be supplied with copies of text bool
o5 necessary for use Of Superintendent
% srreryising the work of the schools. :
70 All unfinished business was laid over
l., Executive Committee.
y. The Board then adjourned.
G. W. Newman,
re. Secretary.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-07-09
Tvs lE..:ess q Year.

When people hny, try, and buy again, II
means they're satisfied. The people Ill Tue
Ga.teA states arg nov buying tasc;sf-
cts candy CaFnartic ut the rate OF TWO
million boxes ycar aI1di vii! be three
million before New Year It means
merit, proves thatGnscaletS aro TIE N''9'
dr,ichtit.l b"w4. regulator fer everybody
t,o year ronnN. II! druggists l'c, 22c,
soc. hoE, cure g,.dranteed
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-07-09

large oak tree fr!l during The w;''d
Storm IN Prosperity st. Saturday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-07-09

There Will ho high mass at The Roman
Catholic Church at 10 \. NJ Sunday after
wards bcnedctinn by Re-. Father Van
CrinsvCn.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-07-09

T. Lc.Icunc has made some new ia
n,ovoueuts in h;s store on the river front.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-07-09

Tie town has agreed 10 the p:"po*'5'o'
made to them By the police in:y to keep
the said well IL repair at theft expense.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-07-09

An addition has been made to tie o.
house near Tie depot.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-07-09

Gala Water at f'lCtiiH GERS, lower
ST Franeisville.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-07-09

The Rev. ". Ia; Tor Douglas ho''s ser
vices at Wi;liamsport on Jul the 18TH,
sunday at II q. III.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-07-09

There was y grand bal! given at i'yShlai
Hal Wednesday i'll honor OF MISS Lucy
Vlcicr Of Bayou Go1|a.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-07-09
did YOU T3k8
SCOTS
En- ulSiOn

through the winter? If so, we
are sure it quieted your cough,
healed the rawness in your
throat, increased your weight, ,
gave you more color, and made
YOU feel better in every way.
But perhaps your cough mas
come back again, or you are get
ting a little thin and pale.
Then, why not continue the
same helpful remedy right
through the summer? twill do
YOU as much good as when the
weather is cold.
Its persistent use will certainly
give you a better appetite and Q
stronger digestion. -
It will cure your A9,
weak THROAT and heal MIH
YOUR inflamed lungs. q
il will cure every case I \
Of consumption, when III
a cure is possible. MA .
Dor't be persuaded
to take something they say is just
as g0ol,
All Druggists. soc. and ST.,
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, N. X.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
The Mechanicx, Lien Law.
Editor OF the Dispatch:

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Please publish the law in reference TO
the owner and contractor OF house
Or please answer whether or not, AFTER
the owner takes a receipt In full from
contractor, can any sub-contractor hoio
the owner? and oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
The law is as follows: Section 2H7-Per-
lection Of Lien by Sub-Contractor; Ex-
tent of Lien.-Any sub-contractor, In
which term is included all contractors
and laborers and mechanics and those
furnishing materials. as provided In sec
ton 2475 Of the Code and acts amenda-
tory thereof, other than general con-
tractors. in order TO perfect the lien
given him by section 2i75, shall comply
with the preceding section. and in addi-
ton. give notice in writing to the owner
of the property, or his agent, OF the
amount and character of his claim. But
the amount for which lien may be per-
fected under this section shall not exceed
the amount in which the owner is indeot-
ed TO the general contractor at the time
the notice is given. or there SHAH there
after become Indebted to the said general
contractor upon his contract with sale
general contractor for said structure OF
building or railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
sinia Capes they may be easily reached
via tho Straits Of Gibraltar and the sues


To the Editor of tho Dispatch:
Please let me know through the columns
OF the Dispatch what are the forces of
nature, and how they work, so as to
cause the earth to turn over every TWEEN
ty-four hours. NJ.
The principal so-calied forces Of ma
ture" are usually said to be gravity.
heat. light, and electricity. None OF these,
however. "cause the earth to turn over
every twenty-four hours"
The earth is supposed to have received
in some way, at its creation, or at Its
evolution. or al its separation fror, the
mass OF the sun (whatever may have
been its origin). a rotary motion, such
as 1t now has. and it has simply kept
this up to this time. because there has
been no resistance or force to stop It.
II rotates then. not because force acts
on 1t. but really because no force acts
on It to destroy the rotation 1t originally
had. Or. II one prefers to say so. 1t Is
kept moving by its own inertia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
History of the Irish Potato.
Baltimore SUM-

"Wil YOU kindly inform me wnere the
notato known as the Irish potato. origl-
mated? In what county were they hrs'
grown. and why were they calleo irlsh
potatoes. and oblige constant reaoer VI
twenty-six years?' s
The potato is native OF the eleVa'eu
tropical valleys of Chile. Peru ana Mex
On Johnson says: ut probably was car
ried 70 Spain from Peru early In the SIX
teontb century. and introduced into Vir'
ginia from Florida by the spanish W
nIorers and into Great Britain from VIZ
einia nv Sir John Hawkins in loo. thuue"
tho credit is usually assigned 10 Sr w az,
go poleiph. who never was In virginia.
,rbo notato is one Of the few generaiiy
cultivated plants that are well known III
t,o u,1d state. and concerning the origin
- hitch there is little room for discus
IT,, II crows at the present day In us
wild state In Peru ana CHlle' on ~
leland of Chloe and elsewhere. Precise
u, why Il is called Irish potato seems "
10 a mooted question. Some authoIi'i.
ot.o &C a reason the fact that the po'atO
- 6rst cultivated and eXperlmehteu
III an sir Walter Raleigh's estate heal
49, 60, ireland and by him subsequently
s,e+~ibuted among his tenantry IL seenis
I-oiaod was the first country to grow the
nctato in any degree OF periectioh' ano
H. irish POTATOES, which are occasloh
IN, ~ the present day imported 10 lhls
oo,,rtrv are always Invariably OF inoS
aVceuent quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
xo,,oo IN Correspondents.

No notice will be taken Of anonymous
communications.
In answering queries our first attention
will be given to the letters Of those cor
rosnondents who ask but one question
each. s.. and
We cannot publish copyright songs aho
INC without the permission Of the own
er or copyright ..,s,, ma.
rhis column is not an advertising me-
6,,,ro No query will receive attention
- o,sv,er 10 which would necessltate
W W adyert,sing Of any persons business
or wares -,.,o,, IN ,one
Nor win any attention be given 10 lohs
"etrines" Of questions. Every week nun
-, of correspondents ignore TINS RUE Vi
-. ord afterwards wonder why their
Queries are not answered
,torv queries are not answered because
,1Uo- ones have been recently answered
M cannot undertake to ascertain Tue
,.o,,s of old coins. For that Information
90 70 some dealer in them.
W. cannot undertake to answer queries
ou. we can only answer them
through this column -, -en,,h.
Nc IRE frequently calleu upon 10 i1Puo
,sh noems and songs, put we WIN no'
',r,dortake do SO, except where lhe pr.
si-ettoo called for has some hlslorlcal oi
eeo,,iier literary merit, ana is not OIL eaS'
aocess IA the average reauer. oaoo
Address query Editor, Dlspd'oh Oii''
Richmond, Va. .,..to,,aa letters
" B-We do not reau uIlo.e nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
xo,ioes of New Books.

r.r ADVENTURES OF FRANCOIS,
az W. Mitchell. M. d. Emo 81
oes with Fifteen illustrations py
bedre C,astaigne. New York: The CEN
turv Company. Price N'oO' 49,,
s.T5a Adventures of Francois fouhu-
No. Tbief Juggler, and Fencing-Mas
n,T'ne the French Revolution: ene
eret work that DR.. Mitchell mas uone Snioe
his wonderfully successlul i',sa
Wvnne." 1t is crowded Iuii oi % -.
ana is a vivid picture OF me u',ns ss ,r,,
NJ the most thrilling episoues Va -, 20
times. The book has the same uue.'y ~
.,iie9. .,,r1t 81 the times that marked
~ - yyvnne." Undoubtedly Dr Mitch-
~ Grst intention was to paint the soclal
'',ionnents of the French ReVolutloh'
~, Messing a Observation-Disclosures IKE [ ~
coie through its striking scenes nv
oIes.reionoI mind of the author. however
s-.'.,,,ined the contrast and play OF ch"r
otor among his dranaus peTsoilae
To,,r tvpes of the human nature cna a a.
.'ytstic az The Revolutionary materlai a.
49, utth a firm and carefn h'n'-
q. 49, Ia ah Jr Mitchell sees q
80 normal. though gifted 49, '''e'
49, sblo IN rise out OF vice ana vicious
loI '',',sS,oos as a chip floats on the sur
SUI 80 entter. his foil. Despard' VINO,
,',.aL and tainted IN cohst'"1,0
s ~eE gradually develops melancholy any
s,,sa'nitv. Ouasre Pattes. the cIl"''.i s
.Ii op-nn Of Lombroso and ste Luce, tn'
%on,Sn arlstocrat. who is at once capable
- ie ntj,,aIry. kindliness, vice-of bravery
~ o., tnows no fear and phlosopnS
nc" 80 Knows no remorse. "A man W.
lhue ,nings 10 amuse himself. ana soii'
ula'y " hem casts a lengthenins shauow a.
one % aoes on. We all have our SHADOWS ,,'
nm 81 sunset they iengthen' ne ten
s anu in the PRISON. The nith ehai
rlom r Sr the book is Toto. BLACK pooais
aS ne nnias the key to many OF the strong
est situations. ,o,-boo,h in tn
80 Of the chorister, where the sone ea
nous hou makes friends with circle OF roo 90
20, the fight with the peasants ga W
ca'o. or ri the chateau. and thar IN ,n
s sS6s,on,ettes with the doomed nooiss
Ma' ,Ou Of animation. movement am
are are. =" The thief is particularly agree
cV,o' and even lovable. AS . s,uoy !.
aple az" nhenomena. the fact that ne . ore
menta, shams or rsmorss for his pro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
NORTUU CUMBERLAND.
VIII Probably Employ White LABOR
A Curiosity.

HEATHsVILLE, VA, October r.
fspecial.)-The tomato canneries through
out the country, with one or two excep-
tions. have shut down, the tomato crop
being In. 1t is likely that foreign laoor
viii be employed next season 20 90 the
neeling owing TO the uncertainty OF lhe
coIored labor. All Of the factories com
nIein az this. and several employed Bone
mian workers the present season
The public schools in Northumberland
are being much handicapped by the ue-
Law In receiving the newly adopted text
books. Very few Of the merehahls are
handling them and these are selling OUT
r'ebt NOT caring TO undertake the trouble
~ exchanging the old books.
farmer OF Northumberland broush'
the Dlspatch correspondent quite cur,
ositv this week IL was the tongue ah9
wIndpipe OF a hawk. The hawk nad Aillsu
a fowl near the harn-yard, ana seFefa'
,rans we're placed around the fowl 10
catrh the hawk when he returned me
,srner was surprised some time AFTER,
u,srds 10 find the tongue and ~inaplpe o.
the hawk in the trap and the ha"K gone
=. - hard 10 understand how he came u
-. Ought by he tongue or how ne man
sgsd 10 pull his tongue out and escape
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
November Magazines.

METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE. Contents
for November, 1888. Full Page Illustra-
tons.
Victualling the Metropolis, James It.
Morley; Israel Zangwill, A. l.. Sam
son: The Art Work OF VIII II. Low. II.
G. Martin; New York's Gigantic Archi-
lectures, F. r. Mitchell; In the Shadow
of Trinity. Allerton l.. Markham; Birth
md Growth OF Popular Song, Theodo-a
Dresser; Artist St. Johns Studio. Arthur
Estes; Country Houses Of the Hudson,
III. G. Warren; Gypsy Camps in New York,
Jennie Young Chandler; The Month In
Theatricals. Leander Richardson; Marcus
A. Hanna. Alfred Henry Lewis; The
Mechanics of Magic, Walter Beverly
Crane: Famous. English Beauties, Helena
d. Jackson; Lillian Russell, 5. l.. Baker
Fiction: A Texan Romance, Estelle
Gustine: A Story That Was Not Told,
Thomas McCulloch-W Villains.
FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR MONTH
LY for November. New York.
This is the initial number in the new
and improved form Of this longtime
favorite illustrated family magazine. will
a handsome cover in colors and gold. IL.
price Is reduced 10 10 cents, 81 per an
mum.
The current CNovember) number Of tn
new Frank Leslies Popular Monthly
makes good it's promises in splendid
table of contents, which includes; Al
illustrated symposium on Create
America" with contributions by Colone
A. X. Mcclure. General Fitzhugh Lee
and Senators Chandler and Davis; wit
Wheeler and Roosevelt at Santiago" ,,
the Rev Peter MacQueen; Clara Barto
on Red Cross Work in Cuba; Waite
| Camp on Foot BALI; Mrs. Frank Lesli
| on '"The Southern Woman" "Convertip
| Silver into Cold" an account OF the won
dersul discovery of DR.. stephen II. En-
mems; the opening chapters Of APR
| Bloom" the new serial story by Egerto
| Castle (author Of 1.-THE Pride of Jer
nico'). illustrated by Wenzell; complet
short stories by Frank r. Stockton Nal
garet e. Sangster. Eta w. Pierce. an
p. Louise Liddell; sketches and poem
by Louise Chandler Moulton, Lila
Whiting. Fl. Villiers Barnett. Madiso
Cawein, Isaac w. Eaton, Charles Graz
dali, r. X. Munkittrick. and Henry Ty
rell.
The illustrators OF this number incluC
Albert Wenzell, S. Werner, Oh. Cruz
valid, Hugh NJ. Eaton, Frank Adam
Florian Peixotto, and Walter Goltz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
Lien OF Fieri Facias.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
please advise me through your Query
coi1nn which has first right or lien on
personal property, crops, SC. an execu-
ill.,, An he hands Of an officer or deed
~ trust given and recorded after sald
.,ec,fion was issued. but which had not
nm executed before said deed Of trust
went TO record? sOfS|i'i DIN
Berlin. Va.
section 957 Of the Code of Virginia
,re~ providing the things on which a
y.rit OF heri faclas may be levied states
,sst oas against purchasers for valuable
moderation without notice and credi-
TORS" the writ shall bind what Is capa-
bic Of being levied on only from the time
30 DO delivered 10 the officer 10 be exc
cutcd."
In short. the lien Of the execution dates
from the time the writ went INTO 'he
rs,ds Of the officer, and therefore takes
rrecedence over the deed Of trust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
UunaIo Bits show

TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In regard TO the question / propon Il,i,.i
sr,,, was here. think II you will look
INTO the matter more carefully. you Will
Gnd that the show was here just about
"a wear ago. Remember he disbanded
here at the time. You are correct as 70
his being here on October 4, 1895, but TINS
WAS not his last visit Kindly let me
know N such IS not the case. By dong
SO YOU will greatly oblige WILLIAM
we ind that Buffalo Bilrs Wild West mas
been here since October !. 1895. 1t was
here on Saturday. october IS 1897. ana
gave two performances afternoon ana
riphO AT the Expositlon-GrotTC CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
why In the East.

To the Editor Of the Dlspatch'
please inform me why IT is that me
pt1ipoine Islands are spoken OF as IN the
East when they are only accessible Dy
Ing ln a westerly direcuonT
Itlsa sufficient answer 10 this question
20 say that the Philippines arc spoken OF
by us as IN the East because they arc
ln the Eastern Hemisphere while we i've
200 the western Hemisphere. But the
people Of the old World also speak OF
those Islands as in the East, because they
Lare east Of those countries that have LOT
\ yes done the exploring and map-msKi"B
y the world. AS a matter OF fact, "the
! asst" IS rather a vague locality 1t de-
nds upon the point of view. However
may add that Il. t. 5. Is altogether
rong In supposlng that the Phiipp'nes
AM only be reached by sailing west
hardly. That IS certainly the pest way
|.om san francisco. but from the VIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
Authors Rights.


TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Does an author forfeit control and own
lr-riD of his article when he is pald
therefor by the periodical in which II
+. published? Does the periodical only
r.y for the privilege Of publishing an
article once or to be its owner outright
thereafter? Is there any law to conlrol
...., 100 RUSTIC.
AS a rule absolute ownership in an
article only passes from the author TO
The publisher when the publication Is d
-.svrfehted one In that case the pub
usher may print the article as often as
D.. ll<ee There are numerous decisions
on the subject. but we have none at
hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
Two Questions.

TO he Editor of the Dispatch;
VIII you please publish in your query
column Mr.. Robert IngersoHs orauoh'
.At the Tomb Of Napoleon? Also ca, tell
me which party received the majority
~ the votes OF New York city In the las'
presidential election. and oblige' yours
very truly. L. W. -
]. We beg 20 be excused.
Q The New York vote for president III
.he year 1896 was as follows:
NckIuley........ ..-....' '''''' '''I .2 pc,
Bryln...... ..-.s..... .....s'''.'''i' o'u--
PIlmcr.............. ...-....''.s''' O'oii
LeEeriug...... .......... ..'.'.'''' ~
,f.,ebeft .. ............ go. 1000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
NO FAITH CURE
ABOUT sTuARTs DYSPEPSIA TAB
LET'S.
They Cure Stomach Troubles and In
digestion Anyway, Whether
You Have Faith In Them
or Not.

Mere faith will not digest your food Tor
you, will not give an appetite, will not in
crease your flesh, and strengthen your
nerves and heart. but Stuarts DyspeI STA
Tablets will DO these things. because they
are composed Of the elements OF digestion
they contain the juices acids, and pep
tones necessary to the digestion and as
sanitation of all wholesome food.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
food II placed In jar or bottle In water
heated to IS degrees, and they will do II
much more effectively when taken Into
the stomach after meals. whether you
have faith that they will or not.
They invgorate the stomach make pure
blood, and strong nerves. in the only way
that nature can do 1t. and that Is. plenty
OF wholesome food well digested. 1t Is
not what we eat but what we digest
that does US good.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
nearly all druggists at 80 cents Tor fuli
sized package. or by mail from the Stuar
Company Marshall. Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23

doings form part Of the story. which
becomes more exciting when. after having
adopted the advice OF pious old woman
Of the neighborhood, and for nine days
offered prayers to st. Joseph. the patron
Of marriage. she becomes discouraged and
filings the image OF the Saint through tho
window. II lands on the head Of q gen.
tleman Just then passing. and she has TO
take care of the wounded stranger till
he RECEIVERS. He is Count Pierre de Civ
reuse. who. having lost fortune, had
gained another. After most amusing
Misunderstanding related by Pierre in
letters to a faithful friend. and BY Co
lette confded to her diary. the young
people become engaged. and the old cha
teau ia rehabilitated with the Counts
money.
The boolb is written in a fascinating
style, and is replete with humor and
gayety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
Tnxeyell Votes.

rAzrWELI. VA, october 2Z.-lSpe-
o,atS~The heavy winds throughout ms
0''''. - ~1r.ns this week has resulted ID
heayv damage TO the farmers. fences,
= 800. and fodder having been blown
10 ''' curt Is now In session ana IS
ADDING It's term IN he Town Han o".ls
80 IN, work being done on me shui,-
80 several criminal cases have peeh
continued until next court
Rev. /. p. Martin. VINO has been pasrol
Of the Methodist church here LOT .ne
mast three years. has been sen, 70 .he
Lebanon Circuit. The eitizehs here ie
gret very much 10 see MI Martin '0"'0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
The Second Church.

T5 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please inform me through your
Columns OF the location Of the Second
r.r-.st church" of your city. and
-t.se a NORFOLK READER.
Norfolk. Va.
The Second Baptist church building is
g.. The southwest corner Of Main and
sixth streets. There is also Second
...oreO Baptist church here. Its house
.. worship is on the south side of Byrd
street between First and Second streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
The Dictionary.

ri. ,ts Editor Of the Dispatch;
,- v..r query column please answer
~. GLOWING questions: Cd What is the
-..-.r if any. between healthy and
...-0 lO and between emigrate. i'm
.. and migrate? And oblige.
Il. II.
r.- riend will find all these questions
.-.....I In any good dictionary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
Medical UoardS.

r ~ EditOr Of The Dispatch;
4.se state I'm your Sunday issue II
OBJ. -.rreme Court of the United States
o.. decided within the last year that
81 ste from any accredited medi-
...tee is entitled 10 practice his
-... ion I'm any State OF this Union
.....- Going before the Medical Board
q. ...t State' MEDI~US'
Roanoke. Va.
w.. think not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-23
Our brave Heroes.

-. che Editor OF tho Dispatch;
IN one Of President Mckiniey,s recent s,
.,cs Dc spoke Of Generals Lee. Jack
t-ross." Is this not the FIRST Presi-
.-.s The civil war" to refer 10 our
..-tte generals this way?
y. T. NJ.
&. f.- as We remember. II Is.