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Eetter from the Allegheny Springs
A HereSS EsHki,

Correspondence of the kichmond Di'patch.]
ALLEGHASY SPRINGS, July 20, 1911.
/ have be. n i sojourner ut this charming
summer resort only Il few days, and yet my
sympathy has grown SO much for those who
are not here that | cannot refrain from beg
cling them to come. We reyel here in cool
weather thermometer ranging from jOo to
S0so. Fires are pleasant ; night and morning
and midday is IS charming as October. We
have delicious mountain breeZes, beautiful
promcuades and walks, good fare, good
beds. and, in a word, real genuine comfort,
with but little prctension to show and
g ]praudeur." I cannot attempt to tell you
how grandly beautiful are the Allegheny
Mountains, non how romantic the ever
flowing Roanoke river, which runs ut their
foot.
The Springs have been greatly enlarged
since last season. We have q splendid new
ballroom. 1t will hold 600 persons comfort.
ably. and with Prof. KeSsnich's renowned
band, who cannot enjoy themselves! And
then we have forty new'rooms ana splehu'o
corridors for the promenaders When tne
others dance. There is no end to amuse.
mcuts. We have tcn-pins, croquet, AND
billiards, plenty of hunting, fishing, and
bOatlng, while some roaming parties go on
on trips up the river TO Princeton Run
Falls, Hills Falls, and Fishers View. |
cannot undertake 10 mention all in this brief
letter.
On every Tuesday and Friday evening we
have dress balls. On last night it was grand.
[ can only give you u very brief description
of it, as / am a very bad hand to describe
dress,
Miss r., of Georgia, was dressed in an
elegant black satin, with white fringe, and
she looked truly grand.
Missy b.. Of Augusta, was, as usual, look-
ins " as sweet a. a pesch." her dress was
of some incomprehensible material, nu!
the color, / am sure, was rather u I
pink or salmon. u
Miss r, Of Georgia, was dressed lpR Qel.
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peared in South France. Measures have

peared in South, France. Measures have
gesn adopted to prevent its spread II pos
D~AAoorIyE FIRE AT GyADALoUpE-30,WO
BOSTON, Aug. 1.-The mail steamer Delta,
Point : erInnda, brings accounts of a fire ct
strnxed ,-fltre, Guadaloupe. which de-
tboIsnn ~ neaTiy the whole town. Thirty
A iar@ea people were left without shelter.
ment. was asa aIso of sugar, ready for shin
ries. 0'eh the work Of incendia.
Inc town, which was DESTROYED
quakes In 1s4a, had been rebuSyt ~ earth:
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Ehe Valley R"tlroad-The Amount OF
Subscription Raised Election OF

Ehe Valley R.tlroad-The Amount OF
Subscription Haised- Election OF
GG:Ge.s
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.1
LEXINGTON, VA, Aug. 1.-The Valley
Railroad Company met here to-day. The
representation was full. The amount OIL
subscription necessary to secure the sub
scriptions of Baltimore city and Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Company was reported
raised and the cash quotas provided for.
rhe company organized permanently. Mr..
Robert Garrctt rs president and fifteen
directors were clectcd-the same as were
elected ut a former meeting. Propositions
were submitted by different sections along
The line Offering large subscriptions and q
eight of way free of land damages if the
road be run ON their routes.
A corps of engineers are already in the
field making a permanent location.
Cur people are enthusiastic, and consider
the road as q fixed fact.
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From, New gou1h Wales.

SIDNEY, New SOUTH WALES, July 1.-The
steamship Adelaide, the first of the mail
ships, has left with a full freight, including
wool, for California.
A rich tin mine has been discovered.
Three of the crew Of the ship Storm
Bird have been killed by natives of New
Hebrides. "a
Several earthquakes have occurred with
in the month.
Fresh pearl.shell beds have been discov'
covered in Australia.
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. NEW ENTERPRISE.

The Undersigned will make application for a
charter for n Joint stock company 10 he 2tyled
the RICHMOND a CHlTatIUaAI thOE
WORKS AND TOW COMPANY.
Only a few shares necessary TO complete the or
yaniZition of the company are nneu )sei lbed.
This Is deemed 4 favorable time for AZ enter
prise OF this KIND, as There IS Il large and growing
demand for III ,nufsct res such Us nc propose u
make I'm the southern States.
Parties desiring 10 become stockholders are In
yited 10 communicate with citter OF the under
signed within the next tweuty Gays. They Will
JeclIye detailed Information as 10 the plans anG
prospects of he C 1mpany.
asa YD Il. II Snyder 6 Irby.
KICuAGB IRBi, OF spyatr Il lr5y.
b.. HAtKtkS, II. D., OF Brunswick Co.
W, c., ANinHT. or V at & Knight:
J%O. L. BdAHCA, Of oayannah, Ga.
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Preparing to Investigate the West
field" Disaster.

New YORK, August Limited States
Commissioners Belknap and Lowe have
been busily engaged all day making arrange
ments tor 4 thorough investigation into the
cause which led to the explosion OF the
{. Wesltield." They are determined TO
make a full and searching inquiry, and
elicit such facts Us will disclose where the
negligence or culpability existed: For tnls
purpose numerous witnesses have been
Summoned to testify, and the probability
is that the investigation will to-
morrow, before the commissioners.
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~TEI.EGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Stock and MencyNsIarkets.
NEW YoEK, August l.-Money. :@3. sterling.
TO- 6cld, 117A@i1't. Gnvernment's,teady: ,s2,s'
1las. Tenncssee's. "a; new, 70. vlrginIa's. "a
new, y. Lenisian,'s. e5; nev 81. Levers, 90: ss,
~. Aiabama's, osa: SIS. 81. Gaorg!a's, 81; new,
o2. South Carolin as, II {; new, SIS.
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Mr.. WILLIAMS has n calf eight IN Nnths
old that gives Il gallon of milk per dac. lie
purchased it ut the sale Of the late Andre"
Croy, when it WAS very young, and kept i!
as q kind Of pet for his children, who, by
by constant milking" as they called il,
have made a good cow, and yet only
calf.-Pear1S6urg Gazette.
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p]osr-oFE1CE CRAEGEs.-The following
postal changes in Virginia We're ordered
Monday: Beverly Henry, co!orcd, l.
appointed postmaster ut Elk kun. Flu.
quicr county, vice Thomas NJ. Cn>sril.
resigned. New post-o1liceS are establish
ed at The following sites: Dry Fork
Wise county, w. D. Curiico. postmaster,
and the futloGing III Richmond county
ok Row, James Il. saunders, postm iter
postmaster; Jones's Wood, l.. y. Jones,
nnSimaSipr.
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The Dental Conyeutinn-SClne Wise
E~cElecttoUs upon Dentistry DIsltn.
ru,sncd Arrival. &c.
correspondence" OF The Richmond Dis catch
WHITE SULPHUR SPRISGS,1

1 OETtSp3IuclC: vi TIE hiC.iuouu us sdlCN'J
WHITE SULPHUR SPR1SGs,1
| July 81, 1871.
| The arrivals tonight have added largely
| 10 tie company at this famed summer resort,
| and the saloons Of tomorrow night will
| show 4 considerable accession of beauty
| and grace.
| TIE delegation to the Dental Convention
. numbers about sixty at present, and Other
| arrivals are expected Tomorrow. | con
LECTURE that its proceedings will be interest
me to the public ut large, since every one
| has teeth. or wants to have them. They
| cannot be we'll dispensed with. And it is
| matter Of general concern that the probes
| sion which has possession of the gate tt
/ one OF our chief clJoymcntS should be alto
! ocllcr competent. and furthermore. tbs
they should improve their art rs much a:
possible.
Indeed the dentists art has been wor
| dcrfulIv advanced in 4 few years, and The
day may come when people VIII he willing
| 10 part With natural teeth aud rely upon
| The artificial a. more ScrriCcatle and more
(; a.!ccat,ic. They can be taken out arL
| clcan>cd so conveniently. Then YOU woulI
| never have bad teeth, and If you had, the!
| could be drawn without hurting.
| But, seriously, this Convention OF den
fists is OF great advantage TO society, az. by
/ the exchange of views and the VcnlllatloE
of new discoveries and new theories, the
practice of dentiStry-which III so great a
degree involves III comfort, health, and
good appearance-will be undoubtedly i'm
proved.
1t is noticeable hat the extremes of the
Union will be represented in this Conven'
ton; and I hope that this Will help to
soften sectional aSperitieS, and dltluse lloe'
raj feelings.
q we arrive at the great hotel the music
of the superb band is ringing in the spa.
cions bal-room, and the fine ladies and the
gallant bea.ux are moving through. the
ulazes of the dance. The season Is bright
cuiug, and a gay time is ahead.
Emong the arrivals this evening IS That OF
the lady author OF "Falerie Aylmer," one
of the brightest and most gifted of her sex
in this country. Her animated expression,
the well-detined and closely.chiseied tea
lures, make her face the very mirror OF
genius. She has a new book i'll progress,
and | am sure hat it will he an improve
ment upon her earlier essay, which is one
OF the most charming novels Of the day.
There is no news of especial interest
here. People are gay enough. and the
thermometer Of the spirits is rising, no
only ut the bar, as you might say, but else
where w.
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Rnces at Unn..

LoNa BRANCH, August lie ys.,,
won the first race to-day ; "Middavn ~
second, and "Salinu" The third. Tim sae
1.4S4. w e-
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Domestic Markets -IBY T~ELEGEAPH.]
E YoRK. AEp: L-Cotton steady sales, 2, 15t
bales ; upiands, 1qic. Flour-Southern dull and
lower common to fair extra, S5.sOGSe SO; good
to choice. 81. 5OOs9. Viii! key, SEC. Nhe,t heavy
new red and amber southern, IL. $50 Mag. Corn
active, with large home demand, d5M 68c. Pork
steady. Beer dull. Navals quiet. Tallow, o@'ic'
Ffe.ghts firm. ...
BALTIMORE, Aug. l.-F!our In improved de"
m@nd. Wheat active. Corn steady. Pork Sl5.
Bacon weak; shoulders, 7N7tc.; rib sides, ST.;
steady at ~ t@lltc. Whisky unchanged.
CINcINNATI. Aug. l.-Flour quiet and weak.
Corn dull at sO@5lc. Pork. Sl2.75@sl3. ] ard,
Of. B ICON drooplDg; shoulders, 6i:.; clear sides,
ST.. Whfskay. 90.
Tobacco Demand good q full prices ; sales for
the week, 1920 hogsheads receipt, for The week,
Q, COO hogsheads.
ST. LOUIS, August 1.-Flnur firm. Corn dull
Whiskey. 9!c. Pork, S'4@sli.3. Bacon du l
shoulders. tic; clear sides. sl@sc. Lard-Choice
kettle, 9sc. Tobacco steady.
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: diEtaTUEg ALMANAC. AUGUST 2. an
,an r.ses. sos n7oo scls.....--. 81
;rn g.ts ... SIS Sigh b.it ......... 5.5
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A BEAR NEAR cCCOQUAN.-lt is reported
that Il large bear las mace its appearance
near Occoquan. Five sheep have been
killed on the Lundy farm about three miles
from the village, and two dogs that struck
a trail have not been seen since. Bear
tracks have been discovered in the neigh
borhood, and it is said a lady saw the ami
NAL going through a corntield.-Alerondr1a
Gazette,
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WNDD AID COAL.

GLOVER HILL COAL-FUEL.-The
" Lat month OF summer is here, and those wish.
Ing 10 secure FUEh at SUMNER Prices had
Dslter buy at once. Tnc :!beral policy OF .nc
prices so low, added to thar rliims rs Il home cor
porstion, should influence q large patronage. Ere
sent prices Sre IS for BEST i.UHP and $3.50 for
HAIL CLOVER HILL co Al. II you want good
coat and full loads, buy o. tie veterans OF the
trade. w. G.. BhkZEAL, and
j. +. COITRELL,
3u 2-1w Corner Cary and 9th SITS.
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PERsoSAL.-The Hon. Jacob Thompson,
of Mississippi. was in the city Sunday, Ell
route to the White Sulphur Springs
Lynch6ur1 Ne3US.
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. DE- O. Y CA LICURICE.-We:a are re-
ce!vlng a small shipment OF the above brand OF
SPANISH LICURICE, which Is equal - The l.
G. Y ca brand or any other. .
A. Y. STOKES & CO.,
jye. Importers Agents.
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The Late steamship Disaster at New
SsrK-More Deaths 4 cported.
New YORK, Aug. Twenty more
deaths are reported among the vic.
Tins of the recent disaster to the West
ield-making s~eyenty-pine in all. There
are still 10 wounded, Of whom pro-
badly two-thirds will die. The dragging
for bodies was resumed at daylight this
morning. but with no result up to noon.
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Corn CEoP.-We are sorry to learn from
our farmers such u~utavorab!e accounts re-
>pecting the corn crop. We were greatly
in hopes that Il farmers would be blessed
with Il good corn crop, particularly rs the
wheat and oat crops were so deficient in
quantity. We understand that the corn
is locking badly, particularly on the up
lands. and that there is 10 lon@cr & hope OF
having even an eTerage crop. The con-
on the low grounds ard river bottoms is
tolcTably good-that on the up!ands is short,
and seems to be diseased from some cause,
rs the blades are Spotted Stanton Spec
tdtOr.
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Women Admitted to the Vernon,

BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. 1.-The corpora
ton OF the Vermont University has voted
to admit women.
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ahe Cuban InsurreettOn-A Spanish
Defeat.
: NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Sun says That
the Spanish in Cuba under Palance were
s9mpletely defea TED y sos m \ ias . 's Wss o sso
killed and 900 wounded.
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rOMraE1,.


GHY SAVINGS AND 1Ns11P1N1rE
--ELAs4 CoyPANY.
OFFICE CORNER or 18th AND uam srprx-s
LAWSON EUyyALLY, President
z. B. MEADE, secre,arv.
VIM. CoULLIHG, Cashier.
FIRE, LIFE, and MARINE rNsURANrEer ar
fected in the best companies o, the Lotoesf ynf.s.
AS the fire insurance companies doing business
here are governed ng nottriY OF rates, the public
will find II to their interest TO effect their insur-
ance through this inEtitutIon.
Losns negotiated, and interest allowed on de-
posts. ~ 2s-3m
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The Italian National celebration IN
New YORK.
New YORK, Aug. The society of Turn
ers of this city, about 1000 strong, sem q
request last night to the committee OF the
Italian Union, stating their wish to JOIN 10
the Italian national procession on the 2otn
inst, The request win be carefully cons!d.
cred next Monday night. "
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pEFRlGERAT0RS, COOLERS, AND
DIV or tbs most improved EGFkIGNRArORs
fCE-CHESTe, Cu0AEKs, and FtTf AZGhS =
Call aud SEE them. john
my 1896 Main street.
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nOAL AND WOOD.-I am prepared 10
" furnish the best quality OF CLOVER AlLL
UGA rs ut the following reduced prices:
LUMP. es per load, delivered.
HAIL, o. 50 per load, delivered,
suFr COKE, OAK and PINE WOOD. and
ANTHRACITE s D /, OF 4 n ISL, QUALIFY alt :,t 70 Law IN
their fuel for the winter during The GUNNER
snon,ha G. b.. L1PSCIhB,
~. sn Seventh and Byrd atrerts.
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GOAL AND NORTHUMBERLAND
~ COAp4 for fouadfies, furnaces, CRATES, and
all kinds or stoves. at from IS to s6.75, q. liverei,
n.r ton 1910 poupts; FXrhA HENRY CHA 81
per ton CLOVER n.LL LUMr, IS; HAIL;
ID so per load, delivered. COKE alid oAh ana
PTS f. WOOD ut Lowest marke: prices, lor cash,
Ut is b AID Cary, or T0s CI ace stree.
=, am CI1AS. II. PAGE / CO.
A NTHKACITE COAL, all sizes;
IN CIOVE Err Silt LUMP AND halls OA',
CUMBERLAND COAL.
All co Il trst-class, and Will be sofa al loWeSt rates'
5. II. RAWfS
w 25.2w 18th and Cary streets.
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SPORT AT MANAssAs.-AJ Manassas on
Saturday last Il race of two hundred yards
was run between Mr.. Oakey's dun mare
and Alr. Woodyard's Flying Childers, for
5000. The rider Of the lsttcr WAS thrown
and the race Won by the former. a second
race Of one thousand yards was run be.
tween Cannon's bay colt Wildlior, run by
VIM. Gooding, anu Jas. HurrlPs bay colt
Crazy Joe, for 500. The former won by
six inches. \ pigeon shooting match he
tween Dir. Rhoda Fcwell and Mr.. Thorn,
ton, of Kentucky, was won by the former.
4 large crowd was in attendance, among
them several from this c'ty. ana nj seemed
to enjov Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
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3il PLY
WYNN. f. JOHNSTON & son.

w -
We are now prepared TO furnish
coal, E, AMI WOOD,
In all It's varieties, at the lowest cash prices, AMI
solicit = call from cur friends.
Wn. +. JOHNSTON,
m Of Dudley & J1hnston.
JAS. n. JCHNST,S.
on Lin Ofic 9th, between Main and Cary SITS.
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CoLoRED CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
Near Rapp's Mill, in the upper part OF
Rockbridge county, Il house was burned,
with a little girl four or five years of age,
under the following circumstances The
mother went to help a family in the neigh
borhood where an old lady was i'll, leaving
this little glrl with two brothers older than
herself. 1t seems that The boys left the
house, leaving the Little girl alone. When
TO the ground, with the little girl in it. The
flesh was burnt of the bones Of the little
girl. 1t is not known how the fire origin
ated.-Stdunt0n Spectator.
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lo Insurance COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCO.
FIRE AND MARINE

snua, - 'eoLD' PAID a. oo, 900 "a
I,.,.u, ".".".. TT, 2es
su.es al Kinds Of property and merchann
s.IHu uamage oy fire and the perils OF Tina 40,
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sEHE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
L OF VIRGINIA,
CAPITAL. $500, 900.

vNHE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
L OF VIRGINIA,
CAPITAL. 100000,
A. G. McILWAINE. President.
DARCY PAUL, 1st Vice-President
d. h. TENANT, End President,
SAMUEL X. PAUL, n ,nsger and Secretary,
q. .. FACkLkR, Actnary.
Is open for business at No. 1909 Cary street for the
present, and until our office under the new Corn
: 1cnsnge,cornerIo shockoe sup ana Gary street,
All reserve from premiums received in the de-
limits under the supervision ofthe folio wing Board
Th9@ lAs kE g + LH 2. cR r
I: y. k1SkETeI' T. 7; X X :r aExKTis
y3HS Il asG GyKk, 4;R. %%5b66 hlHMssE
join F. LAY, ! sec's Of Board and Genl
Dr.. i /, / %IGsSh, me Afsa'i E & snf Co.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
NCoHPohATED 1894.
OFFICE coHNaR or 10TH N bAnK Srha oIns
Losses e~quitably adjusted and promptly paid.
The quota tor 1872 having been REDUCED, persons
having property to insure VIII hnd IL 10 their IN
"f Hisk ( A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
join B; DsNF0RTa' Secretary; scrst.rv.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM, Collector.
ShIGIasMMtCS &. ALLEN
JGHISSSG; THBSns'
l WILLIAM A
WTLLIAm Il: HAxhLL,
s NLSHEb E E: HsKRiss
JOIN FREELAND,
W1 I I Fl il. Ars2Ei &C 10
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PARIS, Aug. I,-'Ihs cholera hss ap-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-02-22
HORACE WATERSo
Warer0oms, 481 broadway, ". Y.
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
The Waters Pianos are known as among tho
very bGst.--N Y E6dRgeii8t
We can speak of the merits of tho Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge as being OF
the very best quality C2risiidR IntellileRCor
The Waters Pianosaro built Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned matcrial.-AdU0oate
and journal.
Our friends win find Mt Waters store tho very
best assortment of pianos, mOlOdcons and or
gans TO be found in the United Statos.-Gra.
hdm'8 Magazine.
Horace Waters, 1Si broadway, is famed for
the excellence of his pianos and organs,-Eoo
ming Past.
The Wqtrrs' piano rank with the best manu-.
featured IN Amcrica.--N0 independents NJ y
MUSICAL DoISGs.-Since Mr. Waters gave IN
publishing sheet music he has devoted all his
capital and attention TO Tho manufacture and
sale ofPlanOs Melodians lie has Just issued q
catalogue Of his nov Instruments, giving new
scale Of prices which shows marked reduction
from former rates, and his pianos have recent
ly been awarded the first premium at several
Fairs Many people Of the present day, who
are attracted, ifnOt confused Of The flaming adj
vertsements Of rival Piano houses, probably
overlook modest manufacturer like MIR. Wa
teIs; but we happen TO know that his instir-
EXpositlons and "hOnorsn connected Herewith
were ever thought of indeed we have one of
Mr. Waters Piano ForteS now In our residence
(Whorc IL has stood for years. of which any
manufacture in tho world might bo proud. We
have always been delighted with 10 is n sweet
doubt OF It's durability; more than this some
OF bost amateur players In the city, as we'll
asseycral celebrated pianists, have performed
on the SAID pano,and all pronounce ita supe-
rlOr aud first class instrument Stronger Cyi-
donce we could not glye-HomO journal. 10
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-02-22
For Fine Perfumery, go 10 Sis
sons Drug Store.
Job Work.

We have just received a large
supply Of Cards, Note Heads.
Letter Heads, Bill Heads, En-
velopes, etc, which we will
print for merchants and bust
ness men in good style at reas.
enable rates. Bills posted and
Circulars distributed at'reason.
able rates on application at this
Office.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-02-22
Fresh Garden Flower, Fruit, Herb,

Fresh Garden Flower, Fruit, Herb,
Tree 6 Shrub, and Evergreen Seeds,
prepaid by mail, with directions for
culture. Twenty different pack
cts or either class for $t.oo The six
classes $500.
20 900 lbs Evergreen and Tree Seeds; Apple,
Pear, Cherry, &c Grass Seeds; Beet, Cabbage,
Carrot, Onion, Squash furnlp, and all Vogcig-
bic and Flower Seeds, in small or large guantl-
tics; also Small Fruits, stocks, Bulbs, Shrubs,
Roses, Ycrbcnas, &C., by mail, prepaid. NOW
Golden BANDED Japan Lily bOc. Priced Dc
scrlptlye Catalogue sent TO Nny plain address,
gratis. Agents wanted. Wholesale List TO
Agents. Clubs and the Trade. Seeds on COM
b. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass, Established
In 1912. hZ'|m
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Partner Wanted.

AN energetic business man having a capital
or$1 600, or more is wanted as q ono-half inter-
est partner in the Foundry business, Foundry
doing q very large business situated within q
few feet of railroad in Southern Ohio For
full particulars, address the Editor Of Enquirer
Macarthur, ohio.
septeml 2S, lS7O-tf.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-02-22
For Ayers Medicines, go to g.
w, Siss0n's,
Foundry for Sale.

A FOUNDRY, doing q very large business, sit
uatcd in Southern Ohio, is offered for sale on
account Of disagreement between partners
A e-halr or the whole interest insaid Foundry
will be sold at bargain. Parties desiring fur
ther information, can obtain it by correspond
ing with the Edltorof Enquirer, McArthur,O
september %, lS70-tf.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-02-22
L0HN KARNES, ESTATE.

Probate Court Vinton County, Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby given that CORNELIUS
IN KARNES, Administrator bOnis non ofthe
Estate OfJoln Harnes, deceased, has filed his
accounts herein for settlement; and that the
same is set for hearing on the 25h day ofFeb.
ruary, A. ID. 1871. H. b. MAYO,
February l. 1S71-4w Probate Judge.