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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-23
SUTLER's BALsAMTe MIXTURE i. NOT

ID thing of yesterday got up to gull the
wary and put money in the pockets of the pro-
prietors. 1t has stood the test of time. Having
been in the market over thirty years, its very
name will recall to many who are now the re-
spected heads of families, the halcyon days of
theiryouth with all its joys and sorrows; it is
still the same; infallable in its operation spec
oific remedy for youthful indiscretion and folly ;
a true friend, It Is for sale by all druggists
Price, VI per bottle. de lily
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HUNDURANGO!
~ N A~- TIE wosDRRPUL REMEDY FOR
Cancer, syphilis, scrofula, Ulcers, Salt r. heum,
and ail other Chrouic Blood Diseases

''sV1iHffS' ~ ot uit, OIttF :, s5ufI HheHiH,
and all other Chrcuic Blood Diseases.
DR.. p. T. KEENE having Just returned from
Ecuador and brought with him quantity of the
GENUINE CUNDURANGO RK,vfSecurcd
through the official recommendation and assis-
lance of His Excellency the President of Ecua-
dor, and the Government of that Republic, we
are prepared to fill orders for it to a limited OK
tent, and at q price about one-quarter of that
which the cost of the first very small supply
compelled us to charge. ~ l.l
A SPURIOUS article is now advertised and sold
as Condurango. We have, at n considerable ex-
pense, and with the cooperation of the althoii-
ties of Lola, the province where the plant giows
SO directed the channel of our supply as to en-
sure that none but the GENUINE. ARTICLE
shall be sold by us and we particularly call the
attention Of the public. for their projection. 10
this fact BLISS, KEENE & CO,
60 Cedar street, New York
u. W. Bliss M. d., Washington, ID. o.: u. f.
Bliss, M d., New York p. I Keene, NJ H., New
York. .Il',
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RESTAURANTS.
. r. ISH q l. A Nj =.

We will attend to all CLAIMS OF BRITISH
SUBJECTS against the government of the Uni
ted States, payable by the tesms of the late trea-
ty between the United States and Great Britain
These claims are for acts committed against
tstin during the period of the late war, and by the
ar my authorized agents of the United States.
CHANDLER, Morton SHIELDS.
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BY Cook 4 Laughton, Aucti,
sSIGNEE's SALE
IA OF
Sl4 ACRES OF LAND IN DINwIDD1E CoUN-
TY, VIRGINIA,
AT AUCTION

AT A UCTION
In compliance with q decree of the United
States District Court for the District of Virginia.
of August 81, 1869, in the matter of John W.
Slate, bankrupt, will sell Mt auction, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4rH, 1871,
at IL o'clock NJ, in front of the United States
Court House, in the city or Richmond, a TRACT
OF LAND, containing Ola acres lying in Dinwid-
of H. j. Hartwell, Charles W. Wells and Others
description of which will be given!on day of
sale.
TERMS-One third cash; the balance on n
credit OF six and twelve months the purchaser to
give notes, with interest added from day of sale,
for the deferred payments, the title to be
tanned by the assignee until said notes are paid.
J. AMBLER SMITH,
oe l3--2aw3w Assignee.
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HE33yE3S Solicited by MUM & co,
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fcas, 81 Park Row, New York.
Twenty-Five years experience
Pamphlets containing Patent Laws, with full
directions how TO obtain Patents, free
bound volume of lis pages, containing the
NEW CENSUS by counties and all large cities,
li0 engrayings of Mechanical Movers epis, Pat
ent Laws and rules for obtaining Patents mail
ed on receipi of 25 cents
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1871. 1871.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
SCHEDULE RICHMOND, FREDERICKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
INTO EFFECT JUNE z, 1871.
THROUGH TRAINS leave depot, corner
Byrd and Eighth streets, as follows
The DAY TRAIN daily at $40 A. M. Arrives
in Washington at. l2:la, Baltimore Except on
Sundays at 2:l5, Philadelphia at 6.l6, and New
York at 1020 p. M. THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily (except on smdays)
at s:45 p. M.
The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond at 2:l7
p. M.
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives IN Richmond
(Mondays excepted at $3.50 A. NJ.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, for Mil
ford leaves Broad street Depot daily Sundays
excepted at $3.50 p. M. Arrives in Richmond at
SAP A. nj.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Richmond en-
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at Gas NJ ia
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE Checks to all the principal points in the
North, East and West.
COMPANIES OFFICE, corner of Broad and
Eighth streets. hi
TICKET OFFICE, corner Byrd and Eighth
streets
J. b. GENTRY, IS
General Ticket Agent.
E. 7. d. MYERS General Superintendent.
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The amount outstanding embraced in the num-
bers as above) is one hundred million ($l0O, OO0,-
COO dollars.
Coupon Bonds of the Act of February 20, 1852,
were issued in four distinct series. Bonds of the
first series embracing those described aboyel do
not bear the series designation upon them, while
those of the second, third and fourth series are
distinctly marked on the face of the bonds.
United States securities forwarded for redemp-
ton should be addressed to the LOAN DIVI-
SION," Eecretary's office.
y. F. HARTLEY,
Acting Secretary.
Sc acknowledgements
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TARTH CLOsETs-Get the Best.

EARTH CLOSET CO., 215 State street, Hart
ford CT, see u. s. Proprietors of Moule's, Moule
Girdleston $, Lnthers, Warnings, Newtons,
and Doolittle's Patents. The only Closets that
have proved effective. The Earth Closet, by its
disinfection of faces, is the most valuable means
OF preventing spread of cholera and other conta
gious diseases. Send for circulars
Agents wanted everywhere.
SALEsRoohs-l9 Doane street, Boston; COG
broadway, N.Y.; 1921 Market street, Philadel-
Thia.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF
22e l-3 ACRES OF LAND NEAR TREvIL-
IAN'S, LOUISA CO., VA, AT AUCTION.
In compliance with a decree of the United
States District Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia, of October 7, 1871 in the matter of VIII
liam j. Walton, bankrupt, will sell at auction,
clear of all liens and encumbrances, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER sOrH, 1871,
at o'clock p M, in front of the United States
COURTHOUSE, in the city of Richmond,
a2S ID ACRES OF LAND
near Trcvai5an's. Louisa county, Va, with COM
Portable dwelling and out-houses thereon.
full description will be given on day of sale.
TRRxs-One third cash; the balance on Il credit
OF and IL months, interest added at sig per cent
per annum the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments. The title to be retained by
tho assignee until said notes are paid.
WIN. II. ALI4DERDICE,
oe 9-2aw3w Assignee.
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FINANCIAL.

NJ OF G e.
REDEMPTION OF FIvE-TWENTY BONDS
OF 1862.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-21

y ~ A good deaOons making an
Official visit 10 . dying neighbOr,
who was : very ChurIish and I'M
popular man, pat the usual quss-
tion: ARE you wiling to &c my
friend ?" cob. yea, said The sick
man, ~ ami'' "Wsll" said tho
aimple-mindal deaoon, II an glad
you are, for an tAe neighbOzs ara
willing n
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G Now, Young people. said
. professor az natural hislOsy 70
bis class "now then, - q hons 80
ben has the capacity Of layine Just
800 eggs, and no more; and sho
finishes the iob ii Just 6ye yeaEA
NaE ehat isfo bedone afseFthass"
@Cul otf her head, and aell her Coz
q spring chiekRD II exolaimed A
uFchin whose faAher dealt ID pOul-
try
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-21

self-respeOt should demand the de-
cent apparalling Of your boly. You
should make il ! point @ looe %
wen as YOU can, even II you know
nobody VIII see yoR bpt yourself.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-21

Aa, "A Boston teacher asked q
new scholar who made The gl0ri-
ous universe but The boy coaldn't
tell; 10 the seacher gOt ) raa hide
and told the boy II he didn't tell,
be would whip him. The boz loOk.
ga At the whip. and snivsled out;
Please Sir, ! made i but I WOat
do il againl'' The teaehor tainted.
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A Sleepv DC.

MISSISSIPPI lived Q man who made
horse trading a business. he
bought horses for a city market,
and was considered pretty good ez
a trade. 5F
One day, d long, lean, queer,
green-looking specimen Of the
western country arrived at the
dock with a, boat load Of horses.
He inquired for the horse i0okeg.
Daddy sent me deWn with some
horses, he said in a hale idicsio
tona 57E4 HH h#a ID GzaFE eva- Ger
who i lie p . sa1s .s..., =. J. .e.. .....
Daddy sa sv a~aaaa hss
What do yon want for yoar hsr-
ses? ?? o&r aaaE3 q. stv aan 4 llsn
Daddy said you could set your
price, was the response.
Let me so down and look a
your horses, said Brown, and ac-
cOrdingly they were soon atthe
boat. a.f u1HG iaga aiaaglvaaasg
Brown examined the horses, aut
named the price he would GiveffOi
this one and dor that, and the Coun
try fellow made no objection, al
though some Of the offers were not
more than one-llaIf the worth Of
the animal One of the bystaud-
ers said to the oOhntrymhu that he
was being cheated, buthe returned
Daddy said Brown would sci
the pride, and so Brown had Il all
his own way.a a.} .a1 aa@6 araJ
gcAtlast they came to another an,
Limal, which did not look so much
superior to the rest. sslG -u5.-
4 must have mora for this ami
mall said the fellow. Daddy ysays
he can run some, aaar
l. Run 7 said Brown, the nag
can't run worth q cent.
4. Daddy. said 80, and daddy
knows Ii vgiaaI hnn ,itno
why I've got one up 10 the sta
ble that would beat him al hollow
| Guess not, said the fellow, Acts
TRY em, I'll bet the wholS boat
load Of horses on 'em.' Brown
winking to the crowd; 'apd these
men, selecting two, shall hold tbe
'au8r 88s fo ho.3 6isuoa .
Browns five thousapd was in-
trusted to one, and the other went
on board the horsehoat.
One Of the crowd started % re-
monstrate With the idiotic fellow,
but he only responded
'Golly dad, told me he couls
run some. and daddy ought To lose,
ifhe was such 3 tarnal fool as to
tell me that when he eouldn
Browns sleek racer Was brought
down and Brown moulted him.
The countryman led ont his ami
NAL and clambered On his bask,
looking as uncouth and awkward
as the horse he proposed 70 ride.
The word was given and thee
started amidst the laughter al the
crowd. At FIRST Brown vaa NJ tug
head, and II looked as II Tie pooz
fellow wasto ~ badly beaten, vhen
suddenly his horse plunged forward
and the iocky was left Ear behind,
Such going had not been aesn ip
those parts sor = long tine, and
poor Brown was crest-fallen IS The
cheers of the bystanders fen on
his ears.
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a western girl. after CIV.
ing her lover a hasly snaek. sx.
chained, "Dog nv cats. Il YOU
hain't been taEin : hs gye, old
hoas
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Nv wire and child.


Of Gen. St0neWall Jackson, Of ConIede-
rate fame. They breathe the true. spir-
it Of possy and tender pathos. AS q
beautiful expression Of thought, they
viii No douhs be, appreciated BY Oar
readers
The tattoo beats-the lights are gone,
The camp around IN sIumber lies;
The night with solemn peace moves on,
The shadows chickens o'er the skies ,
But sleep my Weary eyes hnth down,
And sad, uneasy thoughts arise. ia
COMO. n1ET2&8 y IE1l1uI8 aa&
I think Of thee, my dearest one, .1'
Whose cary life nly life has blest;
Of thee and him -oar baby SON 4
Who slunlberg On thy gentle breast ;
God 81 the tender, frail ana lone. ...... ...,
,r Oh, guard the tender sleeper rest !
And hover gently, hover ntar zta.
TO her, whose watehful eye is wet,
To mother, wife e--the doubly dear,
ag In whose young hearts have freshly
IhnEv met; .griuB1 i.isa hnR 4Ilm
Two streams of love so deepand clear
IlgAnl cheer her drOOping spirits yet
InzFFs'A srurTfT aEA e and #nars
Nov, whileshe kneels before Thy throne,
Oh teach her ruler Of the skies .a
That, while to Thy bshest alone, fasrE9
Ehrth's mightiast powers fall andrise,
No tear is wept to Thee unknown Il
No hair IS lostano sparrow dies
J. IagrnffaGra .na .fdaHgg3 f.aIEtugm
That Thou Canst ataythe. ruthless hands
OF dark disease, and sootha its pain
That only by Thy stern commands
li The:battle's lost, the soldiers slain
That from the distant seq or land dz}ia
IThoubring Btthe aaadeTerh6me again
lud ,s2u.ghoI bha Qutlltal1 g.
And when upon her pillow lone auo2
IbuHPftearswet chaltk iSasaaly prsst, ,lI
May happier visionsibsam Upon I
lucTbe orig gRtsnin6 dufrentofhsr breast
No irowning hook or angry tone a
IhaDisturB the slbbbgh 6f her rest. 2tI
/ ts 45vi5a3T d3tffF.a.3 ssE T.
NEhateyer fats those forms may know,
Il Loved with d passion almost Wild
BE dayy by night.in ioy o. Roe-l adf
az by fears oppressed 0fhopea beguiled.
From every danger, eSeFy. svery foe,
N oh, GOda pEotect my vile and child
iSg0T3g rs 49, -s-s44 - -'alass ---l4 -4l g3
y R1lAMan zHr0te 10 Horace
Greeley for q situation and rseei-
we'd the following letter ID Horace's
handwriting gThis Is the 20Oth
application ina week. Go to the
devil Leans hitaeEeFy did fool. :
The document was signed Horaee
Greeley. but 40 one could read st,
The man presented i to the cashier
who looked il over and handed the
man $4,000, supposing il to be an
order for bis salary, and ~ has
been drawing lis salary regularly
on that letter iorsiz months What
a warning is this 70 the youth Of
the country TO learn write.
9 An hIrishnan vas seen in
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Plain Tails to Girls.

Your everyday toiIet is part Of
your character. a girl Who looks
like 3 'fqry" or HsloyenG il the
morning is not to be trusted, how
ever finely she may look III the
evening. NO matter how humble
ycar room may be, there are eight
things il should contain, VIZ "A
mirror, Washstand. a0an- t1waI
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RpYaE Is theYoioa ei the
hoard crJing; iades'p need, to Hlm
WHO alone can help aud serve.
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7 ,Hls5ltnG Lai9gamag0 odl ~ gtt..a9q1I
IL Il ,d0ois'o 9~e TOO ,sTJoI "a
no9d 9ygd s9d9tHgsib auiaulIolsdT
.Gg8gsaJ mo1I 3E3a { E5Yia8ay
-i1o dglAIL KINDS OF &3
yluo adt sbit oa tb9gogia9b aT8 a94
Es9ggz5 asGol Ed al aoitH9iuamn0a
-aL3t gbgEI 49ota noiaJ adt ot
,99alQ LgsTg
LIjnaa3T iUd ,9suod 3ruo9 adT
.suoftibba tuotr0qmJ u ha39lqmo9
tEHt h8TouUT II Fl bua .auinr nl Fl
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right. The anermal can git around
a little
Brown tried To say II was AT 3
joke, but che fellow would have bis
money,
L guess 4 WON'T trade to-day,
lie said, as he put up bis old rough
leather pocket book, I'll 60 back
to daddy" g
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-21

R Ah Irishnan vas seen in
the treaohes before Petersburg
holding bis hana above the earth
work. His captain asked, "What
are YOU doing that for, pat?n He
replied with Tie working % bis fin
gers, 'I'm faaliRg tor i fnrlough,
sure " just then rifle-ball struck
bhis arm below tho wrist Slowly
drawing ii down apd raapihg Il
with the other baud Il restrain tue
bIpoas q qpeer expression of pain
aud humor passetl0Ver bis face, as
he exclaimed s9An. f.ith. IFS 3 dis
~ fa E-sa EteE.sa e#H -.F
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9di llA .8aog aaBL gdt c5 "a
alg yti9 OBJ uf gnaaiiBd t9rf
TO aannf I'll v3l9 edI .69rgtd
-Ioa aa3 to gotfuTE986 a smEH
.sidfgsoTnII ID a5Eaas =IgGi
-am.'ao si ytr9qo1g TO gaol 8IE
dob 1g eroHEca 5azagaa ag.i fB b5i
JOB PRINTING oFFICE.
.oga0iaJ I0t tle. 3TBa do
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offTCE HRal I'm coUkT HOUSE. x
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-. " Z 70 aaEa
namr3i53 ,aauoFk. juoms1T adT
HamiHI ,9HBoH n49.rI ,ssuOH
EIoro1i3H .sqgoB smnhA ,a4uuH
.RulUT ri gTa ..1t3 .i4t0E Ggi
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w. Pr lkTREEes.as. .PEotEioG6r.
.tll-aNl 1Iada 1Ll1a lrn ig1n
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PUHLEHED EyRRy SATURDAY gx. "

POAhl HID 1VffisiY fl Y 74igp9 f74Ai4gp9RPnAY RPlnAY az,
Ws2laHl a THEIR s.as. .PrOhEinG6r.
tliLaAI 1Iada nlagf Arn tn1nI I'm
To- 5ort7oB Sns m Bhr-H00UsE. HOO Eia
8dt lg 3EIeI ga8a9f4 8nt I1 t89IE2
roo sa9dtaUel GO art98TjnT9 -rT1-T
TERMss8fio sd3 Ia roff
i 4rlau gdt fa asaear aui1z8y +adp
agBseBPTToH TWO DOLLARS per
r.Q 94g2 eds beila5 al ,d9ns1T
.nHap1i'sia' y a0Fpee. s.d} buG moi
ill3w qt d1Ho8 8aygg niam adfmo71
15dtUoR ApYEREEsrSa ;lna .lssria
Pst sqda 40 lines u ldssyt. Aa$11b0
Every subsequent insertion. .2a5Egf rs
nnouneaHsnt of candidates fOTfF
23. 99lge ,.., l,.,llSitSS: " y
Advert isements sent IN Tor publca-
hon, when there are no directions, VIII
5e inseFted ial II Eng lish and French, and
when time ia not linitsd, wilEbe con-
tinuda until orders ara received end
charged accordingly. fr,r,.-, .v-oY
Liberal discount to those who adver-
tise by the year OF quarter. ~ ..''ill-''
No credit win be given for Advertising
Or Job work, except by special agree
ne1lt ado pEN I9li8gDgT lJTag8- .
CaR3a, stating merely the names,
business. and place of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annIlEa.
- All Judicial advertisements must
be paid forOn tie last day Of pubhea-
tion, or on the day of sale, II r. aro1f !
standihg Advertisements. O !.
..L alaEnEE
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IAaINAlADl l4AlLl1hlA Ao9il
bod H9tasiWmWg ,E8gGt.0 89HB1HBni
.ur ri Oslo sTD ,tu99sEb0 ,.9l9 ,a8a
.gni
.rnI " T. ,.oJ q 1otisI ,biaiJ
ya8d ad3 l0 sg8dtu 5aa I'D ID ii9w
Il saa17iO 8 TfR ,R s. lasi
iadt iiiw ,sgaa4 ni oIg yti9 adt
5z iagi .sboog 10 52ota oauaumi
Gl InaiE0 tsallel adt OF t9dalI3lg
.ahH1t 1stagv gdi
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JOE PRINTINa OFFICE.

.oga2i8J Iol t.sL 87Ba e.l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-25

THE REASON WHY-A SATISFACTORY Ex-
PLANATIoS.-One OF the best evidences Of the
taste Of the young men land older men, too, or
Richmond In the matter Of dress Is the unantmity
with which they patronize such an emporium OF
styles as that of WIN. IRA SMITH. Since the
grand opening Of his splendid new store, llos
Main street. We have watched with no little Inter-
est the crowds ihroDging that establishment,
while others were almost bare of customers. The
secret, We think Is not hard to guess. By per-
severance, Industry, fair dealing, superior work
man, hip, practical experience of thirty years,
and urrCmlttIug attention to the wants OF customs
ers, and by these alone has Mr.. SMITH gained
for hiE self and his establishment the celebrity
and unusual patronage which 1t now enjoys. 1t
has become known that this Is the place TO buy
clothing, IL an elegant and artistic 1T, economl-
cally made in the city, is desired; and 1t Is also
known thst here are 70 be found the latest styles
and the largest stock Of goods between Ealtinc re
AID New Orleans. Buying Of the best houses for
cash he is enabled to sell at the most reasonable
prices aud commanding the best talent In the
selection OF bis employ ees he is always tdeni
OF his ability to please. To prove these things
true Mr.. SMITH has only to point to his patrons,
and knowing that they are true, We take pleasure
in ADVISING all in want or good clothing to 90 to
WIN. IRA SMITHS Buy Of him once, and you
viii buy OF him always. .'ast#a .H- s..a Il t.a:
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Manchester Iserrss.

REGIsTRAT1oN.-This morning, and ever
morning this week until Saturday, inelu
sive, the Offices of registration will bs
opened at sunrise and closed ut sunset. Mr.
John G. Robertson is registrar at Town
Hall for the township, and Mr.. Jos. Mann
at the office of chief of police for the. town
OF Manchester. At the former place all
parties who have not registered must do 50
before they can vote for township, county,
or state officers |; but If they have before
registered they are not required to register
again. But at the Office Of chief of police
oil persons must register in order to vote
Ior trustees. ANY information can be OBJ
talDed from the registrars, or from Messrs.
a. A. Allen and James A. Gentry, Conser-
yatiye committee to look after registration.
Captain II. W. McCreery is registrar at
Iorrance's store, where all parties south of
the Petersburg railroad will register.
THE ODD-F FELLOWS SUPPER.-Bros. R. 81.
Beasley, E.. Ell. Foote, Samuel Wells, E.
Morrisett, and &. P.Walthall are q COM
mttee of arrangements for the supper in
honor Of the anniversary at the Masonic
Hall Tomorrow night. <'..-
The NEW DIsTRIcT.-The addition has
been surveyed, and is now a part of the
town. The town ordinances will be in fu-
ture enforced in that section. All citizens
residing in that quarter will register and
vote IN the coming town election for trus-
tees.
MINOR ToPICs.-The funeral of Mrs. Jas.
Lowell, ut the Methodist Church, on Sun,
day evening, was we'll attended.
We are panied to announce that little
Susie DENLY died on yesterday. Due notice |
will be given Of her funeral.
The Friends of Temperance and 4. great
many others attended Mr.. Christians tenn
)erance sermon Sunday night. ,
The case OF Lewis Beckman, for theft,
vas continued until Wednesday.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
GWEET SPRINGS,
- MONROE COUNTY, W. VA.

SWEET SPRINGS, -s..
- MONROE COUNTY, W. VA.
This favorte SUMNER RESORT-famous for
its extensive and agreeable plunge baths Tempe
nature ~ degrees) as we'll as lis tonic waters-wll
he open for the season on the 18Th June.
Telegraph office In the hotel.
A handsome and extensive livery In conjunction
with the establishment.
A FIRST-CLASS BAND OF MUSIC engaged
for the season.
CHARGES: Per day, 80; for one month, s75;
for two or more months, at the rate OF SEQ per
month. Children under ten years and cOlored SER
wants half price.
Families DESTROYS Of taking rooms for the sea-
SON, or for further Information, address
an l9-2w GEO. Nc IOVaRN, Sup't.
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Trunks 10 suit everybody ut PAGES.

THE proprietors Of the Dollar Store, having
inst returned from New York are now offering to
the public elegant assortment Of Bohemian
ana Parian vases; lava smokers sets and spit
ICONS large Backgammon boards, furnished ::
black walnut writing desks and work-boxes !;
book-shelyes; brackets; large looking-glasses, 10
by 10, rosewood frames, selling everywhere and
considered cheap at 81; statuettes and lumber
figures, all designs Jet jewelry, far superior to
anything offered In the stores for $3.50; opera
chains, albums, and fine assortment of silver
plated ware; knives, forks, and spoons; god.
plate bracelets; gents slceve-buttous, studs
chains, rings-all new and latest ST. les-at s3t
Main street. You can get self binding music
book for 81. F...."s -