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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-05

The KNIGHTS TRhPLAH's EXCURSION TO
BALTIMoRE.-The knights Templar of Rich.
mond are making careful preparation for
their expected visit to Baltimore on the oc-
casion Of the triennial convention of the
General Grand Encampment of the United
States. At recent meeting the following
resolution was adopted:
"Resolued, That we tender our services
as an escort to the representatives OF the
Grand Commandery at the meeting Of the
Grand Encampmaut to be held in the city
OF Baltimore on the 10th of September. and
that the Eminent CommafIder be instinct.
ed to request our sister Commanderies to
unite with us.
Acting under this resolution, the Emf.
nent Commander of Richmond Command.
cry, No. (Sir Knight James a. Scott). has
issued q circular letter to the various Com
manderies In the State, from which we
make the following extract: .
" 1t affords me pleasure to hand you the
above resolution, and to ask that you will
submit it to your Commandery, and, at as
early day as practicable, send me list OF
the Sir Knights who propose to join us.
We have perfected an arrangement with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company to transport our
Gommandery to Baltimore and back to
hlohmond, as follows:
Leave Richmond on Monday, the 18th
OF Septemof, at 30 o'clock A. M, by rail
to Aqua Greek, thence by steamer (the
"lronsides," Captain John Fl. Freeman, J
| to Baltimore; remain IN Baltimore until
Thursday, the Dist September. Returning,
leave Baltimore at o'clock A. M, the 21 It.
and arriving in Richmond Friday A. nj.
Meals and sleeping accommodations fur
| nished on the steamer.
The entire cost of trip, including railroad
fare, board, &C., from Richmond to Balti.
more and back, $l5 for each Templar. II
any of your Sir Knights desire to unite
with US, it Is important that [ should be
furnished with their names at once"
A tender of escort was duly made to
Grand Commander Mcdaniel, of Lynch.
burg, but that official politely declined the
same, preferring to go in the ranks with
Richmond Commandery.
In view of this pleasant excursion the
Richmond Commandery is receiving valu.
able reinforcements. A dispensatfon has
been granted by the Grand Commander
allowing them to act upon petitions with.
out ali the usual forms until September
10Th, but the privilege will not be exercised
for SO long time. Last night four or five
candidates for orders presented themselves
and were duly created Knights Templar
The old regalia with regulation chapeau
will be worn on parade in Baltimore.
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MONROE SoUARE.-Yesterday mention
was made of the intere ;ting improvements
at this pleasant evening resort. There are
some things, however, which yet remain to
be done, and which may be done at very
small cost. 1t is to be hoped, for instance,
that our Council will at once improve the
walks of this health and pleasure ground
SO that it may be made more available. The
underlying bed of cinders demands cover
ing. In its present state, the inducements
pair Of shoes to reach the fountain from the
paved walk outside. AS there are beds o.
gravel in the neighborhood of the park, il
will cost the city very little to finish the
! walks.
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SECOND ARREST AND IMPRISONMENT OF THE
CAPTAIN oP THE BARK P. G. WARwICK.-A
telegram was received in this city last even
=, ing from Hampton, Va, stating that Capt.
. McGilI, of the bark p. G. Warwick, was in
! Jail at that place. He was arrested and i'm
prisoned at the instigation Of some Of the
| Virginia pilots. 1t will be remembered
that the bark 2. c. Warwick left Baltimore
! several. days ago in company with the bark
Wavelet, now lying in our dock. Both OF
! these veisels were in tow Of the tug Jas.
Murry. On passing Old Point the barks
were hailed and offered the services of q
| pilot, but refused, and were brought to
! this city by the tug. A warrant was then
gotten out by Capt. Sam. Drummond, q Vir-
; ginia pilot. charging Capt. Kirby, ofthe tug,
. with violation of our pilot laws. The case
| was carried before Justice White, of the
| Police Court, who, after hearing the able
arguments Of counsel, and carefully con-
dering the law, held that if there is any
offer of service required by law, it should
! have been made at point impliedly desig-
| mated by law-east of Cape Henry. The
! vessels having been hailed at point other
than the one designated by law, it was held
: that the offer of pilot service was illegal :
the offer of pilot service being illegal, 1t fol-
lows that there was no service.
| For these and other reasons the Police
/! u Justice helQ tDaC CQere naQ Deen no fiOla-
ton of The law on the part of the defendant,
and Captain Kirby was accordingly dis
charged from custody.
! AFTER remaining here several days, load
| ing with flour, the bark 7. G. Warwick
! cleared for South American port, and as
! she was passing the Roads her captain was
| again arrested for the alleged violation of
the pilot laws, and imprisoned in the jail
) in Hampton. This affair is creating con-
| siderable excitement among our shipping
men, and the apparent injustice OF it calls
! for summary remedy. Not to mention
! the very serious damage it is doing the
commerce of this city and the whole State
generally, the detention of that vessel,
thereby losing fair winds, as the case may
be, is q matter of the most serious import
, to both owners and shippers.
! The manifest injustice of the fact that
some half-doZen men (tor there are scarcely
more pilots than that within our borders)
should he allowed to trammel the com
mercc of this city, is point which 1t Is
hoped will commend itself to the notice OF
| our next Legislature, and enable it to en-
act some wise law. based upon the plain
principles Of justice to the pilots them
selves aud the shipping community at
large. Many captains Of vessels have e1.
pressed their determination never to enter
this port again if they are to be imposed
upon in this manner.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow. - We
note the following special appointments
Second Baptist.-Rev. John L. johnson,
of Danville, at II A. N. No service at
night.
Grdce-street Baptist-Rev. N. W. Will
son, pastor, at II A. NJ. and sx p. M.
Broad-street Methodist Bishop Doggett
ut IL A. NJ.
Centenary Aethodist.-No service.
Trinity Methodist.-Rev. J. Powell Gar.
land having returned from District Confer.
ence, will preach at II A. nj. and S4 P. NJ.
st. Johns Episcopal.-Right Rev. Bishop
Whittle at II A. M.
Christ Episcopal (Valley).-Rey. William
HoXton at on p. Nj.
Sidney Methodist.-Rev. James Z. Gates
at II A. NJ.
Sunday School at the arbor on Belle Isle
t2x o'clock.
Grdce.street PresbWer1an.-Preach al
6 O'Clock Z. Nj. by Rev. r. L. Preston. Nc
services in the morning.
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You may break, you may ru,n
The vase, IL sou wiIl;
But the scent OF the roses
Will hang round IL ssrt

Once again does Fate confirm poetry ana
our motto true. r. FRRRANDrsr las lust rese,vss
direct from Paris the first two numbers Of che
Aoniteur de Ia coiftsrs, the beauty, variety, and
elegance Of the plates Of tohich In new styles O,
dressing hair, hroio all noe hsve seen during ia
absence into comparative irlsionifeancs, and
proves that France will always be France, and
Paris the queen OF cities and capital Of refined
taste. , i2-
The ladies OF Richmond viii. as single glance,
sanction what the world has long acknowledged.
3. FERBAEDINI Is still, as tefore the war, q
member and the corresponding agent Of The Ma.
tional Unioa, Of Paris that peerless association
for all branches OF commerce, industry, and In
ventian, through whom any applications for giving
publicity 10 patents, &C., through the means Of the
8aid association, may be addressed 10
- Il. FERRANDTyI,
al Broad street, Richmond Va.
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Jon PRINTING.-Weca call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks OF courts. sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing, to the faci-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTA B-
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bil-Heads, Letter-Heafs,
Programmes. Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bils, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
RuarRntnad.
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Rev. FATHER MONROE, s. IA well.
known Romish clergyman Of New York
city, Rev. Father Monroe, died yesterday
afternoon at the College Of st. Francis An.
vier, In West Fifteenth street. de was
nephew of President Monroe. --PhsIdde1'
phia Telegraph. s% r.
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EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE VIRGINIA
SPRINGs.-We invite attention to the re-
duced rates of excursion tickets over the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to the Vir-
Hnia springs, as advertised in another col
umn. The price has been put down so low
as to place visit to the mountains within
the reach of all.
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(LOTHING.-Larg and unbroken stock
" Of hue and fashluuapie CLOTHING Is yoI on
hand al the nrS store, llo9 Main street. My stock
q! u!LI%E: ;, ALPACAs, AID FLANEELS, are
sL comp p4ls as in the heart Of the season. and
n"Ee need ilI 10 b. suited. The stock Is entirely
usw his season, gotten up In the mott recent
sty!.s and with every advantage In the interest OF
lie cuusumey. Call and eX anime. With corps
I'll J." il,e c,erks, and no charge for showing goods
iitIc Is no such word AZ TAIL
NEW sIUSE. VIM. IRA SMITH,
aus liO9 Main street.
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VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoLoGI-
CAL SOCIETY Y-rhe Executive Committee
of this society will hold a meeting for the
transaction of business pertaining to the
approaching exhibition, on Tuesday even
ing next at 6 O'Clock. AS this is very
impol tant meeting, we have been requested
to urge every member to be present. Sew
eral OF our prominent citizens VIII be pres
ent to act in conjunction with the commit
tee, The committee intend to do all in
their power to make this, as it should be,
the Great exhibition of the year.
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NEEDs ATTENT1oN.-The attention of the
city officers whose duty it is to look after
such matters is called to the fact that build
ers are in the habit of obstructing the gut
ters with bricks and timber-a practice
equally unnecessary and illegal. Several
instances of the kind have been noted IN the
neighborhood of 9th and Main streets.
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New CARs.-Three handsome passen GER
cars have just been completed at the Chesa-
peake and Ohio shops, under the direction
OF Mr.. j. N. King, master builder. One of
them was taken to Gordonsyille OH trial
trip, and returned to Richmond with the
eastern-bound train. These cars are built
of the finest material, and reflect great
credit on Richmond manufacturers. The
third car will be tried to-day or tomorrow.
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G. r. REEs requests all persons who had work
at his photograph gallery In an unfinished state at
the date Of the recent fire to rest assured hst such
work will be promptly attended TO as soon rs his
gallery can be re-equtpped.
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RETuRNED.-The Governor and Mrs.
Walker returned from New York yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Walker has spent the last
two months ut Binghamton, and is, we are
glad to say, in improved health. The Gov.
ernor is looking well. He expects to spend
q few weeks at the .Rawley and other
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. A. M. Gibson, OF the
New York World, was in Richmond yester.
day, and left for the Greenbrier White Sui.
phur Springs this morning.
Capt. George D. Wise will spend bis va.
cation at the New River White Sulphur.
Judge B. K. Wexford is holding court for
Judge Barton, of SpOtsylvania.
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nrs7RUcrIvE FIRE IN LoUIsy1LLE.-Lo,

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LoU1sylLLE.-Lou-
isuille, KY, Aug. "A fire this morning
destroyed seven buildings, including Thos.
Merkle's bait factory, j. j. Hare's pump
and block and tackle works, George
Scott's pump and block and tackle factory,
McDonough's boarding-house, and John
Simms's lumber-yard. The los, is not as.
certained, but there is partial insurance.
Bare's loss is fully $25, 600.
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ORGANIZING FOR THE FALL CAMPAIaN.-
The Conservatives of Jefferson Ward will
hold meeting at the Old Market Hall ON
Tuesday night for the purpose OF reorgan-
izins the old Jefferson Ward DemocratiC
CLUB, which in the past has done such good
service for the Conservative cause.
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FATAL AccrDENT.-Yesterday afternoon,
about 5 o'clock, as train of cars on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad was ap-
preaching this city, some distance this side
Of GordonsvilIe, Mr.. VIM. Mosby, an en-
ploye Of the road, accidentally fell from the
platform, and was 80 seriously injured that
be died in an hour afterwards. His remains
were brought to this city last night, and
conveyed to his residence, ON Oregon Hill,
from which place he Will be buried to-mor-
row Sunday morning at Ii o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-05

Flowers from the graves OF our loved and los,
ones are eEabalmed so as 80 retain all their beauty
| and freshness and warranted to retain that bean.
| ty. This praiseworthy work Of art is performed
| by Mrs. LAURA TRUMAN. Orders received ut the
LEE" Gallery.
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The Ease Of Mrs. Henry wharton.
[aeported for the Baltimore Americana


The interest in the Wharton case remains
unabated, and each day developes some new
fact or rumor which affords material Tor
speculation and conjecture. While the un.
happy woman is brooding over the misery
of a blasted reputation in the tower OF the
city Jail, the outside world Is busy with
her past performances in the way ct getting
rid of her creditors; and if the half that
is told is true, there has not been such
an expert in her peculiar line since the
days of the Countess OF SoissOns. That
there should have been no detection until
the 29sh day of June, 1871, is one of those
unfathomable mysteries that cannot be eX-
planned on any rational basis. Leaving
out of the question the skill and acumen
and professional experience OF the
eminent physicians who treated some OF
the supposed victims, it would seem that,
under the ordinary doctrine of chances,
there would have been some indiscretion, or
blunder, or failure, that would have aroused
suspicion and led to an investigation. But
never in all the world before did pol
ished manners and high, social position con-
fer such absolute impunity. Suspicion was
disarmed in her presence. When one poor
heart-broken woman, inconsolable over the
loss of her husband and daughter, charged
Mrs. Wharton with having caused their
death, she was declared to be q lunatic, and
by some of the friends OF the accused has
been so regarded ever since.
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GONE TO TIE MoUNTAINs.-Col. Strother
has just sent to the mountains, via the c.
and o. R. R., tw enty-two white and fifteen
colored convicts. They will spend the rest
of the summer at work on Lewis's tunnel,
under the supervision of Burnham g. Cor.
dom
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PROPOSED DUELLIsTs ARREsTED.-Last
evening james Walsh and VIM. Lamkin
were arrested by officer w. F. Rogers on
the charge Of being about to engage in u
duel, contrary to the laws Of the State.
They were taken to the first police.
station and bailed by Justice Wise for
their appearance before Justice White
this morning. Mr. J: F. Gibson undertook
for Mr.. Walsh, and Captain Lamkin for Mr..
Lamkin: The amount of bail required was
$500 paph
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SALES OF CAROLINE ToBACco.--Littleton
Flippo sold nine hogsheads at the follow
ing prices PEI hundred pounds: S32, $4 30,
S3j, 80, $3.50, S13, $3.50, SlO23, S3S 80.
DR.. j. A. Fippo sold SIX hogsheadS at $40,
S12.15, $40, $3.50, $500.
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Hatred we easily conceal, love with difficulty,
and with still more difficulty Indifference; but cur
admiration for the beautiful pictures taken at the
"LEE' Gallery is increasing. Thanks to the
proprietor for his moderate prices.
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Just received at PAGES 1903 Main street, ladies'
Martha Washington walking shoes, children's
pearl, black, and bronze Marie Anto,nette slip
pers. lnfsnts' slippers. black and bronze misses
pearl colored lace Bslmorals, children's button
boOts-all OF which will be sold low.
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THE FULTON BAPTIST SUNDAY School
will have picnic at Tree Hill on Tues
day, August Sth. This will give persons
wishing to take little recreation an oppor
tunity to do so, and at the same time ell
courage worthy enterprise.
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BURGLAR FoILED.-On Thursday night,
at about u o'clock, an unsuccessful attempt
was made to force an entrance into dwell
ing-house on Jackson street, above Adams
'r6e burglar was frightened off by the
cries of some ladies.
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DEATH OF AN OLD SoLDIER.-Augustus
Barry, superintendent Of the national &C.
mctery Ut Cold Harbor. died at the keep
er's house OF that cemetery on Thursday
afternoon. lie was 4 gallant Union soldier,
and had received medal from Congress for
b;s services in the army.
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FIRE IN BosToN-Loss Of Works Of Art.
Boston, Aug. 81. b. kimbalPs lumber
store-house, containing $1,000 worth Of tin.
ished work, IN East Boston, was burned
last night. Loss, $4,000. The building
was insured for $5, ,70O, and the stock in the
yard for $500. The Lyman school-house,
adjacent, two-story brick structure, with
French roof, was burned in the upper sto-
nv. A bust of ex-Mayor Lyman, one of
Shakespeare, and several works of art were
destroyed. The damage to the building
will amount to $4,000; fully insured.
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iUSMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND POsT-oFFICE. AUGUST 4, loil.-
MeSsrs. John Duer q Sons, Baltimore
Major Nj. Hanger, Staunton; MISS f.
Scott, Jersey street.
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INTERESTING TO CoNTRAcToRs.-TheC Clty
School Board advertise that proposals lol
supplies of fuel will be received until tne
18th of August, and proposals 1of scnooi
desks until the same time.
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FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED PAPER for
this week has been received from Ellyson
g. Taylor's, next to Dispatch office.
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NLOTlIING.

CLOTHING.
LOOK AND INK
that nave now IN store and for sale, to keep coo'
with,
30 auz. WHITE D2RSS SFIRTS,
40 duz. BLEACHtD ID JEh Ms DRAWERS,
20 a., r. LINEN DFAWE EkS,
.Vd Z. SUMMER GACZE UNDERSHIRTS,
ov cor. EHGLlSH HaLF-HOSE,
Iodoz. HHITE LINEN hHANDkFRCHlEFS,
l50d 7. LINEN & o l. l. A X Washington,
Florence. and Gladstone styles; besides ) les,
HoWS, oCARFS, GLOVES, &C. all this season .
pufch tses, and from first hands.
Your Inspection IL respectfully invited at
NEW STORE.
NM. IRA SMITH.
Au .-cniH lluq Main sire e..
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STRICKEN IN YEARs.-A couple of dar:
kies, the number of whose years amounted
In the aggregate to one hundred and forty,
were made happy in matrimony at the ED
enezer Church on Thursday night,
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/. For THE SpR1Nas.-A very large number
of persons lett the city yesterday for the
White Sulphur, Hot, Healing, Sweet, and
Rockbridge Alum Springs.
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Peaches, pears, apples, oranges, grapes, and a
fine fruits are 10 be found at PIZzINI's.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed 20 their
address at so cents per month, payable In ad-
VINCE.
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. CHAnaRD w1TR sRossEsY.-The only ar
rest reported at the second station last
night was that Of Frances Abrams, charged a
on warrant with feloniously, ssesltp
from w. w. Sneaa.s 60
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT TIE Dis
PATCH OFFICE August 4, 1871 s A. NJ, 82o !;
P. NJ, $50; 6 Z. NJ, $50.
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xx,rRs1oSs AND PIC-NgCS.
GRAND EXC RSION

GRAND EN- 4 L KS o.
n WILL. RE- %AnE TO r.TNCHRuRG
y, the colorcd societies or tho
,l-xG LABoRERs AND SUPPORTERS OF
TIE VINEYARD.
The irwin viii leave the HicGmond and Danrtlle
t-,.d ,.rr>o. at O'Clock ]. RI, and arrive In
T>'a,'. hNuTg TUESDAY MORalN4, August +.
rrs. societ.es will re accompanied BY rev. DIR.
a.. s-.er. Of BalttAore. VITO Viii deliver an
n,i-r,~ on he occasion from the text Exodus, Oh.
EAc., v 10. ,.,o. ~ ,
.r sth and si,f. on Main; T. Taylor, at III ays's,
w Market square T. s. kpps, IL {. 2. Alien's,
- s,reei. tst ~een Grace and Franklin /; Reve,ly
land uiher Mitchell al Z. Il. Psce's toaact q
..y'.a,y No. 20, 221 street; :. II. shsckleford q;
) >r.,;,'s, on Sd street. eetSeen Broad and Mar
NJ !,t societies will he alco provided with DAB
>rNas FINK BRASS BAND.
,-n.r nrr, come XII. IT.
r. F. AND r. RAILRoAD,}
tyryCH OF TIix GRS'L TICKET AND 7
YgxiuuT AG'T, RICHMOND, Aug. l. s7l.'
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FEAST IN NEW KENT.--The congregation
Of Olivet Church haye picnic to-day, the
proceeds of which will be appropriated TO-
wards repairing the church.
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1CE-CREAM.-The warm weather reminds uc
that PIZzlSI Is prepared to send you the finest ice
creams, Of all f,vors.
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Those Missouri hams at W. ID. BLAIR Il CO.'S
eth and Main, are perfectly delicious.
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Don't forget to leave your ice-cream orders
with PIZZINI to-dsy.
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UMBRELLAS are very useful things this hot wea-
ther. F. +. sPENCE s. SON, 1900 Main street, have
q fine stock of them.
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Try that elegant chewing tobacco at w. ID
Blair 4 Co.'S, corner OF 9th and Msin.
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A town-pump-local editor-is badly
needed In many Of the city papers OF thus
State.-Hillsboro' Recorder.
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For cool summer weas call on IT.. B. SPENCE q
Son, 1900 Main street. Large stock-moderate
prices. -
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GRAPES, GRAPEs.-If you wish something de-
ltciou,, 60 to PIZzINI's and buy sone OF this
fruit.
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ENVELOPES furnished snd printed at -, $3.50
S3.7s and $3.50 per L e0o, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.