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IrGn(ein Sannuidef

trat geifern gum erlten Wfale in Serbs
Spernbauie auf, unb omar ais nDfaria Stu-
art" in Der en9Iilben Bearbeitun9 bon Saitz
lcr'8 gletdnantgem Stitde.
@ie 3u ernarteu, mar baS 9aus gut GEE
fiilt, nainentlif) batten iid aud piele Seuts
fhe einQefunOei, tpelde begierig iparen,
su iebeu, lpie Die 9roBe &iinileriu iid Die eng.
lilde Spra9e an9eeignet babe,
SRI. Sanauihef bat in Der Sbat in ibrem
Stnotum oes @n9lii6eu auBeroroentlldes
9~eleiltet, Obldon in ei1l5elnen @Orten Der
fremoe 4ccent redt i9arf ourdtlin9t. Shrc
Defamation baSe9en bat fi6, fuenll mSgli6,
nod peruolfomm1et, II. ebenlo oas er9reis
fenbe Wtieneuipiel unb Die mabrhaft flaifii4en
8epegungeu, ne9en beren Die &inflerin
itetS 10 beriibmt mar. Son nabrbaft ergrei=
ieuoer @irfuug mar ibr Spiel bel Dem GU
Iammentreffeu nit @liiabet9. Der Seelen.
fampf, Der iid) in ibren Wienen ipie9elte, oils
ie fi9 Dor Der perbabten &iualin anf'8 &nie
nieoerlafen muB, ma in Der Chat unuer=
gleidli6 tpabr gegebe1, unS ni1t minoer
sroBartt9 eridien iie am S4lufie Der Scene,
NO ie Der &Onisin bic 8~eleioignn9en ms
@eiidt l6leiOert, Die ibr trauriges Saidial
entiheiben.
Die Sitte ober lnftte, am Shluiie iebes
9ftes ourd cine art Sableau einen Small.
gffeft berpor5ubrinaeu, pirft Ifiir ms erfd[z
teuo, mag dber auf en9liidel 8iibnen anee<
bradt iein nno fano aud bier rei9liden 8eis
fad.
Srl. Sanauidet fanS Seitens ibrer Slit.
ipieler cine tit6tige lnterfiisnng, natnentltf
iiibrten Die 9amen Blacioe (S0nigin), @ea-
Der (0aOD SenneoD) uuo Die 6erren Miettiff
(9eicefer), 9spid (Mortimer), 8eauer (8urs
Leigh, 6iaparo (Sbrelpaburpl, ibre Stolen
uOrtreflid) burd, pbidOn es befaantlid, Elm
unOuntbares @eiadft 1T, nit einem Stern
erfer @r0Be" 5u ipielen.
Das Yublifum lieB es on geifaG nidt
feblen NIB REF SRI. Sanaui9ef mad ieoem
afte, iomie mebrmals auf offener Scene.
6eute tritt Sri. Sanaui9ef oils Deborah"
auf. @s lit Das Die Yartis, in pel1er fe TO-
uobl apf Der beuti9en, wie auf Der enslii6en
Sibne bic sr6Bten 2orbeeren 9eer. Diet bat,
unO MAIDEN mir Daber anf Die 8orfeanng
aufmerfiam.
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~ Seridtisnns;,--S n Der seitrissn ansSslse
K. Moienaarn's bohin Al beribti9ent baB Ct nhpt ulrl
Gr[aubnis Sunt Gaue eines beoeften S6ngpsns.
Sonoern elues bebedteu Stales, 12h bel 10 Tns
oro6 p;roeFnumpn in.
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Ser vSmnee MGnnerdbor"
ssist AMI ben II .Sebrlar ieinen Masfenbaa Gin ben
sststusa iembips &ooms"J an,
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en- Der ...Strbeiterhaaem

an I'M : 3 re6eridFr.
fnS fir bas Sr9eftrion, oieies iuuuoerbare Wert
oeutffgr 9unff, fpieoer ieds Ecue gB al5eH einsetroffen,
pel6e iolsenbe Bieeen reprdienttren: 1. SIoertlre
alr n0iebiIhen Glitter" LA Gazza Ladra) BON Ofoiini;
Z. Supertire 5ur nStalienerin in al9ier;" 3. @olop
nod %.fsault;" 4. amerifaniIde 2ieoer; 5. Barrier Gin=
,u9smari9 nit abt Oenti6eH 2ieoern; 6. Totpourrt.
Sr. Shleael ldBt es fud, iuie man fiept, augeie9en
Iein, niht nar fir Gririihuns ieiuer gdIte gu IorgeH,
fon6ern aud abiDetieiung in BEN ibnen s%ebotenen
ObreuGd,mnuS M nj PtPu ~--
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@ilmington, N.sG..


S& 2treft.
~ 6rddJtailfer tGgIid, enpfaNaenI
Die Baltimore unb SOutbern 8ampfz5raTspors
tations@@ ONT. " befebeno aus ocu 9ampflbiifeu
nSplinar !" Capt. @oans;
nSeSedd SlDSs, " @opt. 9. 6. gblIbs.
"Sueiuc," Capt. Sabio s. Brice.
Das Sdmpii1lfi "SiOIioar" Gdoct nlInmebr ano
miro Sonuerftas, Den 1. 6ebruor, gsa6mittass nm /
nbr, abaeben.
Die 9amptidife biloeu jCst cine ~reoeImdFioe
ME, nelbe ieoeH 5dien Zen ,. Saa ~oerlafien u1a lid,
IN 4tlmington NIT alien giienbo6ncn unb Odmniss
6tff=9inien iucthe uob Dem Sunern BON Ror6s nnS
Slo=@ aroltna tabrGE, en-.
0urd9efenee 6rGhthrteic per6en aue1coebrn unO
ole Gra6tsHoteH mad Glleigb, GbarIeRpn, Nonettes
elle' Sboe 9ta, Aebtteoiae, 5air 9taff, Buckingham
uno anesreH Suntten in @toro=9u rolira, Wariou.
Sumpter. Mandeiter, Darlington, Societp Sin
ePerawr Stibopsptue, @reenptQe, Columbia, Cams
Den uno anoerH BnHtten in Slo, @arollna aarontirt.
Kradt9ilter tOsrSentQstif ansenommen unS Sradts
9tattn 70 ellls' als bel treeno eintr anoerneinie qds
rantlrt:z Serh6erungsn iueroen gu Sen biaigfen Br6.
mien e%ffettuitt, Wv
suRit lpen6e man fd an
~ .: Solanh, aaenten, 8itmtuston, R.s@.;
MHereIDS s Comp., General aenteH,
Ill Hr. 70, smiths Werfte.
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M0r0Iid1f Central GiErnbdhl.

M0r0lihe Central -Gi[rnbabm.
Bon uno nod gpnutag, 26. geou. 1871, p%crlafen
bic l3lgs Baltimore. pie lotgt:
soc Mcrgens, Gidgara Tauss, Snffaios
Sdmen,ua, tdstib e onnt0gs G~usseHommsnl.
$40 M1urgsns, A,OfsSdneIsus. EGgIih
(Sonutd9s ous9enommen), nab BittsburS uno Dem
sSefen, Giuird, Buffalo uno Den gia9ara : 6duen
1910 Radmittass : Sdneu;us. 9deIi6
(SonHtass nussenommen), mad Bittsbur9 unb BEN
ReFcn uno norolih nur bis Biaiamsport.
S.35 S1ad)t &sprek. - 8dglid, mad BEN
nab benz Roroen, 8uIfato, INSTRUMENTATION &C.
1890 abeubs asetern : Sgprek, (Sountnss
aus9enOmmen) nod oem 99eiten.
Die 3ige nit Der Observation-Disclosures Stlenhapn"
9eben $50 Worsens, uno $50 Etahmitta9s nb.
Die 3ige nab @ettp5bur9 9ebeR $3.50 Wfor9eH5 u.
12.40 ga6mtttags ao.
Die Sige nab 6dnooer 9ebeu $3.50 Yor9ens, uno
IL. 40 uno !. 80 9iadmittag6 ah.
Die 3uee nit Der "Sumberlauo zSoneo'er @tiens
balm" se6en $50 Niorscns un6 70. 40 @tttass ab.
QrrnmmDDatinns>3 uge.
Rd6 8Grrisburs I'm $50 9ta6nl., tdgliG,
Sonnta95 au5geHomnen.
gfadJ 2iprf- tGeIid, Gonntdes aus9eHomnen,
$50 abeuos.
Rad @Grftpn nm 1 1br Radmittass unb 5
nbr atemos tdaitt Sonuta9e ausgsnomnIen.
Die 3iioe fOmmet in Baltimore an :
Bonn Weiten un6 Rorben 2,20, 7,20, Dioleeus
uno 8, 6 90 unb 10 nbr 4j Dc. attends.
gorf - 1911 Wor9cn5.
Baltic. nc Accommodation BON Surris6urg ~ Il. 80
Wtlta9s.
SarftouzNccommo0ation - 8.20 Wtorgcns uH0 3
u9r 10 SO. abeu6e.
8o9oagc uiro pom Sotels unb @obnnnsen abges
bolt, foenn man Die Oroers in Der StTce Jr. 8, A.z
@alpertftr., abgtbt.
WeIt uno goro, fuenoe man it6 in Der Stlletur, Gals
pertzStation, uno ytr. 9, &orb~g aIuerttr.. an
@IireS y: Sisfs, Gen; <super.'
(076-0 MRnPrnI L ~Ialiloe, MnRutpu.
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EHVtII.-.... StFut. NFNI' NIuI' AIUI, NIu('
RSetterberidDt fir @aibingtuu, sc, pom 30.
Sannar, a ubr 30 Min. SeadJmittags.
2bermometer Stano So gorometer=S tano 1912
Ger ofh;iene Betterprppbet
In Waibineton ia9t, bas mir beute iuabrideinlih fei=
eenbes Barometer, friihen gBinb, tlares unb ialtes
Better bdheu uerben.
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0aS
ctut Ndiber'fden ,,SpeOn"

(ofIen I'D bes abenbs einise Stunben aui Die anses
ne5mlte uno unterbaltenofe g9eiie SubrinSen. Dag
Blbnen<8erIon0l 1T onrdtps9 nen; lo9ar Der Nealll'
ieur Sr. sSrant Some bot Somto9 a5eno einen tlt@
tigen gta6iolser in Der 8erIon oe6 Srn. Rtee erbal-
ten. Sri. A9nes I~obinion lit cine treIHthe S9lora=
tur=S dneerin, Die ielblt Die l9fpiert9ften Hana9en
nit ihrer &1hnlP iiherlpinnet.
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Ser Eurn1crein v0ortpGrtS"
a%nnonctrt Ielnen arosen Ulasfenbaa fir Nfittuod,
ben ii. Sebruar. SinlaBtarten 81 81 ftno bel Den
gEifo lienPrn All boher.
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Der @eianguerein nArion" 5ei9t leinen oieSjdRri
Gen groGen MastenbnIl auf Den AbenO bes 10. 81
bruar in Der r@oncoroia" on.
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Ma8fen,Wn2iioe,

Die 3ett Der 5afnadt uno Nta5fenbdaer iIdi nd
Der. &ir perDeiien 6elonoer5 5ur Yiietbun9 pom
anSisen aui Die auSei9en bes
SIN, Mntpn Reifer, Scr. 81, German, nabc Gus
tafpitraBe.
Wta0. II. 6. 2cmis, SIR. ia, Rorb-SisbfraBe.
fSrau ". Spe, Nr. Sc, Weft=9aftimoreltraBe Be.
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Scr DQmensyfGb=SSerein"

oes yNagem. oeutIhen 85aiienbauiee" peranit0ltet
lRittpod, ben 81. Sanudr, bon 4 bis 10 n6r Abenos
Gin auItern> Souper gum Seiten Der SaHe oes @Gilsn@
bouipSin SIR. 10. RorOzS o%(Derttr,
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Ser Seiang0eretn uGtntratbt"
sibt Wtontas, ben 8. Sebruar, i'm srosen 5aale bon
Rdine's Safe ielnen erften Ntasten@ nno G%ipiIbal.
Den Sbreni6maus lieiert Capt. GeloRanu's Mniifz
CORPS; Die Delitateifen=S uelen in St6e nno Seler
IGEt Sr. g.. yei0barDt fieReu.
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Sum Seffen 6c6 rMu9. beutfAen
WaifenbauieS"
siebt 0onner1as, ben8. iSebruar, bic "Gba!ia, " aus
funaen 9ilettanten beftebeno, in Der rNie1Gntcs~
safe" cine Theo terzS oriteuuua
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| geltern Criminal : Hidter Gilmor: iber Die
| S1marse Sulanne 9apfinS tpegen Selfe6;
lens g. Mabnfen'S uul 81. so brei Dtonate
| StaotgefGngniB iiber ben Sdmar3en gtatba1
0illiarns, Der u. 2amion nm einea &orb nit
Golden i'm @ertbe BON $3.50 beltoblell, 6
Utonate @efdusnib.
Die befannteu anflagen gegen bic
s II er=G 0 m M / o II wurben 9eltern auf
Srn. Seim's antrag pom erfen 3weise ab,
gemteien.
Seinen 9 ii%rserbrief erbielt gefern i'm
gnnOesbesirfs. @eridte Selmutb Saber9 aus
Wfedteubnrg.
Sbdtli9feiten unb MiBbanbs
- 0apib Sones, elm Sbmar3er,
Der @oie Sobnion selaiert uub NIT @etpalt=
tbatisfsitea beorobt hattie, iprroe aeiiern osr-
baftet, crit ms @efdnsniB seidift, oann
freigelafen.
Glue @rtraporfellnns Der Rieper,Sa !.
renanden SrIppe fano seftern abeno
in Der ,Mehanics-SaGe" lfatt unS cling redt
glatt uuo abgeriinbet Dor i4. Der 8elud
mar ertrdgli6. Cur Nnfiibrnng fafnerl
yDie Gntiibrung aus einem Ma66et>Benz
~ionate" utlb ,'s letti 6enferl," Muiif BON
2ahner. Die e~in5elner Bartie'n murOen,
iuie man eS BON oieier Grippe Gep0but 1T,
funitgereft burdgefibrt, lno oeS YnbItfums
Qpplaus mar reidlid nnO poblperoent. Na4
geeneianns Der Sortellung Cabs Elm ge-
miitbltdes Gan5trdnSden.
Der nit GROCER Spannuag ertpartete idbr,
life Mnstenbal bes 50 morer
Surnperetns" fanb 9eftern abeno i'm
groben Saale Der yNcusAfemblD Hooms"
itatt unS entipra6 allen sebesten @rpartun.
gen. Die S%emiihuu9en OeS arrangements
Counties fir oas @elinsen Der Setlidfeit
beroienen belOnbere Entertaining; Der Saa
mar in ieber Sinii6t selunsen. Gar biele
Mnsiise unb @baratterzg ertleibunsen maren
iebr geI9madpod ; bic 6aihinssfimmung
unperfsnnbar. Bic sroBe Wafe Sarleqnine
unb Iarrenfiirfen erreste allentbalben Seis
~terfeit, u11b Dor Der 2uittgen Britife mar man
nirgenbs fi6er. Die Gotten beS Is. anen-
dement's tuaren beoeutenb Dertreten, 2arbs
mdo9er, @drtner unb @drtnerinhen, @abr.
lager unb @litdsritter, @anleil pom Staube
unb &rautiunfer nit 9roeus5ciden tuosten
in buuter Maiie burbeirafber; es mar Der
anblid bes bnntsemiirfelten Sreibens Elm
uabrbaft iibsrrai9enoer. Der als tidtiser
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anuertraut, Der es o~eritano, alien aufOrberuns
gen beiens entge9ensntommen. Oas anz
commissioning batteaqeS anfgebpten, bas
8alfelt interefant uno a~niiiant Su 9eitalten,
nro beltanb ans folsenben @anaaeriifen:
Sera. Gorb, 4oam Sorn, $. @lee, Sob.Sob,
Sris6. OieeIer unO gsors Stepp.
Die Mitslteosr bss v@riipinus.Or,
ben 8" bielten sefern46enS in Der 8e6abite,
Sale" inter !6rn. @m. 0unfer'sS oriise cine
&onoention ; bas YrotofoG fibrte Sr. @. g.
Soeqfin. Nafbem Die So. Sobn 900
nopan, SEQ. Or1r1 bon 9fetpzg)orf, CORE
iponoirenoer Sefretdr elmer 5eftiou Der s'In-
ternationale,n unb @m. 9. Gilbert bic Sra
&c Der abidafuns Der 3iihtlinss : arbeit -
gum She'll in r~aoifaler @eile = beiprohen,
murbeu bic So. Gilbert unb Sobn 0arleD oa=
nit betraut, Die befannte Oeuflbrift iser Be
ieitigung Der contradiction Strdnings=Arbeit
in Der Shubwerfbranhe Der @eietgebung gu
iiberreihen. Son ben 80 Qntpelenben erl
bielte1 lie reip. So uuo 81 5timmen. @S
murbeu mebrere Gremplare Der Yetition, Die
rnebrere 9urbert 1nterihriften, oarunter A
bon Grauen5immern, batten, einserei6t nro
ben beioen @euannten ~iiberseben. Gum
Saluiie fpurbe beialofien, Mittnod abeno
ipleOer IN Der yEurnbale" S1 tagett unb Dies
il, Der vSnn," oenty @orreiponbenten," Nme<
%ricau," nSournal" nnO u8sder" anSuseiseu.
Cine Stiefel= unb g dubfabrif
nod benz Corporations Snfem murbe bier
i'm persanseaen Serbfe sesriinbet. Die
@ompagnie Orsauiirte iid nit einem G'runo.
Capital bon $15 900 bur9 aftien a $25 aufz
9ebra9t. SIN OeSember miethete bic @eie1s
i9aft bas @runofiif Scr. 81, Roro-6omarbz
StraBe unb bat oaielbe ieitber in bofs 3fpeds
maBiser nao praftii6er Beiie ausaebaut nnb
fiir ibre 3mede bergeri9tet. SIM urtererl
Stodlperfe fino bas Serfaufslofal nnb bas
Compton, i'm ameiten tpirb bas 2eoer sliae-
idnitten nnb suseridtet, i'm oritten perSen
Die einselnen Sbeile gelonbert nnb bic Sdube
gang ferttg gemaht. unb i'm pierter beirben
fid 8orrdtbe II. Der9l. Die geIeaidaft be.
i6afti9t eine sr0Bere ansabl bon arbeitern,
Wannern unb Srauen, bat bic beiten unb
neueiien Maihtnen angeidaft urb beabfd.
tist, a1e arten BON Saubmerf III fabri3iren.
DaS iunge @tablifement, ME aefa1t, bas
erfe bieier art IN unierer Stabt, iels inter
Der 0eitnng beS 6rn. @nn. MiG, zines err
fabrenen @eihaftsmanres, Der friber in Fl.
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tssn5 ,ang 1ahn1 s,ase sltsd(ESas
Williams, shared fisa la7aa is4s ssaSs assls.
Ion, Tdxsas Id 1853. a sthaF8s aatsNzss en-
ven, was Killed In, 1890 near Cedar 7saptds.
Iowa tic fourtss Bill Williams, MAS sent 10
5hss fast account in philadelphia in 1867, and
the fifth, nsmed McDeyitt, in Ohio, In 1863,
completed the list of !" Romeoss Victims
Ia the winter Of 1869 he made himself
disagreeabiy conspicuous In Chicago by
tearing to pieces The building IN which
he was ,eonfnssd. Jon the site Of the present
lfty Hal, and rushing out on the street In
reckless manner. greatly TO the alarm Of the
inhabitants, who brought out q eanHei with
which to cope with tie formidable monster,
but be was recaptured before further damage
Was done. Similar depredsfions have been
committed by him IN various places, and his
grim hide now hears the scars Of numerous
bullets, and red-hot irons used to. suhdue
him. His left eye was shot ont In 1865 near
Philadelphia. He was bought IN 1888 BIZ
Adam Fofepaugh at an auction sale of Ma
b:e's menagerie, $25, 600 being the price paid.
He was held to be worth at least twice that
sum, Mr.. Forepaugh having been offered
SIC, 600 year for the use of him five years.
His weight when In full flesh was l0,153
pounds, and he stood eleven feet two and
half inches! high. He Ras supposed by COM
petent elephantine chronoiogists to be about
one hundred years old.
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: 1919 800.
The 80Fnaf1a I'm 0hao

ASTONISHING DHTAIbs--THE STORM pErcpyns Tn
2 THE EARTH, TAXES UP TIABsRs AND orHgR
THINGS AND CARRIES THRa oFP-Loss or
LIPF, LIaB, AND PROPERTY. ltE - sfr.sse 4 =
S1ScISNAT, June 71.-Later particulars
rom the scene of the tornado which visited
quincy and DeGraff, in. Logan county, ON
saturday evening, show that il ,gas more
Terrible and destructive than first reports in.
alratcd. 4 sultry day was followed III the
appearance OF q cloud in The west ut ! o,;.,ocl,
in this evening, which gathered b'ackupss
and siZo with fearful ripditv, A heavy
wind set in, aud at $50 o'clock the wl,irl.
wind struck the earth five miles from Quincy
moving nolthwcstwardly. Is
The destroyer was hardly more than five
minutes in reaching Quincy, through which
1t passed, making n clean sweep of houses,
trees, and fences along its path, which fortu.
natcly wa, comparatively narrow. In this
village fifty on sixty dWelIinysand stores and
two churches, and As many moro shops, sta
hlcs, and out-buildngs, were unrOofcd, or
rocked upon their foundations. or demolished.
The air was literally filled with flying we.,-
thci-boartls, furniture, lutlis, aud plaster. A
par!or stove was caught up by the wind and
hurled through the air, and falling upon a
woman, crushed her so that she died. The
Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches
were completely destroyed.
The tornado on its way to DeGraff struck
Boggs's Touring mill, five stories high, con-
tanning three thousand bushels Of grain,
moving the building nine inches upon its
foundation, and carrying away portion of
the fifth story. It plougLed Its way through
Detratf, scattering destruction in its path,
but hurting fewer persons aud injuring less
number of buildings. After leaving DeGrltl
it passed several settlements, and finally rose
from the earth, and was seen for miles, car
rying in its funnel-shapcd form timber, rails,
aud dehris which it had gathered in its de-
structivc march. The papers this morning
give the names of thirty-nine persons injured
in Quincy and eleven in Detirltf, not COM
prising all the injured in the former village.
Mrs. Rail. reported to have been killed i'll
DcGraff, is yet living. Two of her children
were killed. Mrs. Click, in Quincy, llas since
died Of her wounds.
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DocKBRlDGE, ALUM SPRINGS Va.
OPEN JUNE I,ls7a. iiifttsR'' y

This f,yoritc and celebrated WATERING PLACE-
win offer additional attractions this season. among
nthcr improvements there has beers added an eie.
S,nt and spacious ballroom. adjoining the pariTi
fhe nirior las been enlarged aud imprgyi.J tp1 te
rroyiInty OF lhe two renders each easily
n Xiii be kept tn styIe nos surpassed nnyWhesein
RE WATERS Of these special Springs either cure
mr. Greatly relieve most eases OF scroiua'
Tm,suIn fytion Chronic Bronchitis, CbroEHl Lar
viti,.. Chronic Pnculnona, Chronic iSSsptsia.
S;IironIc Diarrhaa, Chronic Dyseniery., lIey ne
ais prtat yane III those affections WHEN nIe pse
uIr "a Inc female constitutson, ana ~ an
toti,c and general restorntiy thfy are,
nnrivai,ed amongst mineral waters: me pfopsistsa
.iii baye proy hld for the lawns ana bi@fnV =, Y,
nrsf-rlass Band of MUSIC, and In gehsf1l ~ sl
surcts of amusement and recreation ushahy Ipts
IN nur best summer resorts VIII . at Tug c0naiab
The guests al .RoCBBkfDGE AIOstb " pass
is within ecYen 10 thirteen hours * kTni ,h,s
WashInpt0n BaitmOre; etc.. by rait AT III uiy hsnsi
Passenger leave the ears OF The Ciiesapaae a,t
ohio rIiIrosts Mt Goshen depot, and new aln f,fha
stage coaches Iassing rapidly over smootn anu na
level road onhfy eight miles set down the fss'.ots
. i' a' '''' JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor
Persons making use of the gronn9s, &C., gi shc
Springs and not stepping al ny Y .(t ", Tnt ps
charged fiaif my regular rates.
The Rotkbridge watertsi for SALE by ktlaa;Gi;L
LADD 4 90, ksehnsapsl, ana g = A.. aiaE
fSTkkE. charlottesville. ~
descriptive pamphlets sent free on application
N tytg ~
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s1sspiAs mt Il b saaesii soilil,
n1ents ha roofss sse ID sha nc sud 4nks.
ana ATe Seiafatstt by tsGHe s;Rallsl sud con.
nected hF ANAL dooss 6f apeftsiress These
apartments nre represented 90 be about five
Feet high and fye feet square. We have no
doubt this place was rendezvous during
the war for deserters and skufkers. FTede.
a'scksb1fg Star. Il 80 s., 81
. One Of the hands employed BY the Lynel,4
i'urg and Darxiiic raiiroad ii the ancient
and tine-honored business of tfirt-earter
met with ia sudden stop in his profession
yesterday. He had a mule I'm fact very
smart mule, who knew his business better
than his driver. 1t seems tint the mule was
taken with a sudden notion to descend ii, the
social scale (exemplfied and written Of by
DhrWin5 and cootly backed over the steep
bank into Bhckwster creek. He turned
seventy three double someEsauits down the
hahk. and when he reached the bottom dis,
rributed the wagon over twenty square yards
OF groupds The mule picked himself ND.
and proceeded 10 chew grass along. the side
OF the creek. The driver, who stood ON the
Top OF The bank in anfazemrft at the sudden
disappearance OF his mule, recovered him. him,
sell and tit his pipe. The wagon ia: kif,iling
wood, and the mule IS .unhurt - LunctIatrd
Republican, 12th. sss, a O.. .
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q The Springfield (Ill.) Register says that
one-fifih more corn will be raised in Illinois
this year than ever before that "wheat, rye,
and barley look well, and that grass is uli.
preeedentedly promising; that the fruit
prospect is equally cheering"
A somewhat laughable "ring" has been
formed in California, where this years grain
crop is very large. Knowing this fact, some
willy gentlemen haze by purchase Ragged
the entire stock Of grairl-sicks, so that the
farmers are at their wits ends to know how
20 store their grain. .....s
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CLOTHING.
( NOTHING AND FURNISHINGS.

500 pairs Bleachea Jeans Drawers. 81:
asD pairs White Linen Drawers. 81:
l.'Ho White Dress Shirts, 81 to So;
.-'oo summer Undershlrts, In variety;
S'""o While Linen Collars. In variety
9-pdo Paper Collars, In variety;
BOWS, TIES GLOVES
and othcrgoods pertaining to iIrst-class house. all
io =, Stif " prices Thai caHnot he heat
you want your moneys WORTH call at the oil
established house of '''' ''i "' VIC "'"-
*, WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agent.
,,a,,,.,.1 .r..4 LOO Main street,
y -o-nt E.s. Sign OF the big lag
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MATER FROM
THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, s'
. BoTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The propr!etors, of this valuable MINERAL
WATER, SO highly esteemed rs remedial agent,
In order to have II within the reach OF the public
have had It nut up In HALF-GALLON BOTTLES,
In eases OF dozen each, and placed II ON sale
ut accessible points.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the character OF THIS
WATER aud its application to diseases, &C., may
lie Ind Of the agents Tor the sale OF the WATER ia
Richmond md elsewhere. : =
NE append better from =. " Daniel, ESQ.,, attor-
neyiut law, - highly respectable and Rell-knowil
citizen OF Richmond s.< - ~ 80
JOIN, Herbert Claiborne, Esq, President Blae Edge
Springs Company = - .:f-!r. ~ 49,
I have repeatedly and continuously used the water
or TIE Blue Ridge Springs, and with Long expo,
pfence Of the waters Of nearly all OF the luneral
springs OF Virginia, and Of several OF those OF ot,tr
States have meyer found any superior, nor taken
al distance from their source amy equal 10 tose OF
the Blue Ridge Springs as u, sure but very gehiie
ancrient tonic, and regulator Of the stomach anu
ylsccra Unlike any other mineral water with which
MN acquainted, its efficacy seems unimpaired ny
keelIg-at lesst In glass-or by exposure 10 the air.
have used II With great advantage from demi3ohn
illrd. twelve months before. have sometimes
Thought THAT perceived, what others In this city feif
convinced that they perceived. decided and silii-
tnry effect the liver where torpid DISTRACTED.
For home use decidedly prefer 70 amy other min
eral waiter. e 4 49,, -. d. i. ~ t.4
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
,rs.-i ->.s:E 81: s,s s-.ys 1T +. V. DANIEL, DR.
Richmond, ia, May 7th, 1879. 49, ,....-
i This water Is for sale III Richmond, Va, by
s'st-s. f.tsa PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists
:. u 1876, corner Of Matn and 1fdreenth streets.