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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18
EERTIIKZERS.

A TTENTION, FARMERs.-The cheap
n est and most durable fertilizer to he had Is
GAS-HOUSE LIME-oniy two cents per busnei.
For sale In any quantity at the Gas orAs.
DE S-2w
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READY-MADE CLOTHING, nice stock, at II
prices for sale by e. B. SPENCE s. Son.
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RELIEF FOR THE PooR.-Yesterday at II N.
there was to have been meeting of confer
ence between the Council Committee on the
Poor and the Richmond Relief Committee.
AS no members of the latter appeared. the
committee adjourned to meet on Friday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

Tug REVIVAL AT THE SECOND BAPTIST
CHrHcu continues with great interest. Rev.
Allan Curr, of London, will preach TO-
uisht.
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THE GREAT SALE OF DRESS GOODS continues 10
draw much attention. LEVY BROTHERS nave large
lots of desirable goods which they oer at very 10"
prices. Don't think of purchasing uhth you nave
seen their stock.
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ENTERED lEsTERDAY.--The British bark
Susie, Captain John Smith, entered yester'
day from Liverpool, laden with salt.
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LADIES IN THEIR SHOPPING should stop at An
TOMS dining-saloon. Main street.
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oREAMENfED FRUIT AND pouSp-cAKEs can be
had at ANToNI'S.
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LEVY BROTHERS continue TO sell all kinds OF
cotton goods at the lowest panic prices. Ihes also
offer great bargains In Irish linens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

THE PUBLIC MUST NOT FORGET THAT ANToSl
keeps only 6rst-cass confectionery. Main street.
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Levy BROTHERS have o1idized buttons OF the
Newest stycs large button-moulds, large black
and white cord velours, silks, sateens' vclves' anu
nl,.
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NEW ARRIVALS OF background green-s,riped
caiicos at LEVY BROTHERS..
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G. GUyERSAToR, corner OF seventeenth anu
aIain streets, sells Bowief's cream aie' tne oeS' !"
me cit,, Mt five cents per glass; Call and try 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

HANDSOME FUR SETs, for ladies, "a 90, al I'm:
hERMASN's, manufacturer, 90S Main street.
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W. III. ZIMMERMASN, 008 Main street, has th
best and cheapest Ladies' Furs iu the city.
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Observation-Disclosures and scarfs Of all the ne
STYLES for sale by E. 3. SPENCE & SON.
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BOAs, WHITE and BLACK, ut T. WElslGER &
~
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w ANTED, an ACTIVE PARTNER IN
w the tobacco manufacturing busiuess, which
Is well-cstabished aud has paid fine profit for the
past four Years. A cash capital 0f not less than
$4,000 will be required. The business enjoys the
advantages of fine home trade s,.ifciept to make
It an inducement to any que desirous OF making 3
profitable Investment. The location Is outside Of
the city. Address \. h,
de 1861 DiSpdtch office,
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DREss1SG-RopEs for sale low by E. B. SPENCE
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For GOOD CLOTHING, at low prices, call on f. d.
SpIScE g. Son
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WANTED, BOARD or ROOMS for a gen.
W tlenan, wife, nurse, and Young child south
Of Broad street, near the business portion OF the
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JEwELRY, d

n BUTTERICK & CO., New York,
Els manufacture and sell greater numsr ,n 1t
Amertca df, In wear. This tells the whole stoIy.
Raw BUTTERICk'S PATTERHs at ne ne, Mnesier y ia,a
q WILSON office. corner Ninth end Frahall
PATTERNS FOR JANUARY just iees''s1'
da 1a.l W s-E-et
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WANTED, 5000 FOR ANTHRACITE
Virginia SpHut tump). S6 per load: Hail, Is. 90:
Cumberland Average, Se. 80 to $3.50 per ton Tor
lump; Coke, $3.50 10 80 per load; Pine Wood,
S5 to IS SO per cord Oak, S6.0 per cord Glover
Hill Lump and Average ut lowest cash prices, at
Nineteenth and Cary streets.
0e 16-eod4t G.. Fl. PAGE.
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GES1LEmEX'sFUR CAPS at T. .WElslGER & ca
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WANTED, ,B0ARDERS.-Parties desir.
w ing good board aud comfortable rooms fam
lilies preferred) cil be accommodated by Supplying
to Mrs 7. B. STARKE. No. Ill south Third street.
do 17-2t<
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UNDERwEAR-large stock, and at low prices-fo
sale by E. b. SPENCE Son.
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LADIES' FUR TURBANs ut P. WElsIGEh CO
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MISSES, FUR TuRBANs at P. WE1sIGER & Co
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VERY CHEAP ruRs at P. W wEIsIGEn & Co.'S.
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that the business with the Clover Hill Rail
lagd Company has fallen OF, the receipts
t.inG less, while the expenses are greater.
An account with this company makes the
following exhibit:
t,nisuv for cal. :.................$l 81 e.44e 54
,t,'rsuI i'Its ins ,rayei % s.4e4 IS
,,,.,nt t' toT misc. lIn1ous ir,IgGt. 6,Sc3 o5
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WANTED, occupants for PLEASANT
ROOM IN private family-a gentleman and
wife, or two gentlemen: also, FOUR Day
BOARDERS, Location convenient 70 business.
ADDRESS "P. W. at Dtspatch ostce. de 1912
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THREE VERY DEsI- d.
l. RABLE ROOMS, with closet attached Ton HI
first noor), conveniently arranged for bouseKecp-
Ing. or lodging-rooms for gentlemen. ,o
FOR RENT Apply at 271 10 Grace street.
do "a
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TOR RENT, II very pleasant ROOM, G%a
Il with BOARD, in gcntee family, In Es4
pleasant neIghborhood, within Ten Inlnutes WIN
of the post-ofice. Address Box 6S, Richmond, va.
de 1876
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WANTED, to BORROW from ten to
w twelve hundred dollars at eight per cent. In
terest, secured on improved city property. Time,
from ono to three years; three years preferred.
Address W. F.. Richmond post-offce. delb-3tE
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, o ROOM
w for q lady with two small children. Best re-
ferences given. Address "W.," at the Dispdtch
Office, stating terms. de 16-St
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WANTED, an active BOY. or NAN to
w ran Us news sgeIre on trains On the Chesa-
'peaSc and Ohio railroad. Apply to -.
...ss- j. 7. EI.LYSOE,.
de 1S-lt I1I2 Shin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

UvERCoATs and TALMAs for sale low by Z. l
SPENCE s. Son.
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WANTED, by a lady,a SITUATION as
2ousekeeper or companion f3f au invalid
iady.' is willing to make herself generally usefu!.
Richmond post-0fice - de 7-2t~'
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FIR TRIMMING at p. WEIsIGER s Co.'S.
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The total amount of freight carried during
~. YEAR Wn> 9S,3S.a tons.
The following table will exhibit a com
,.rl,rn Of the receipts from the varieties Of
irl-,.usels ana tonnage during this and the
A.-tl>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

WANTED, SIX MEN to work at my
w saw-lnill, on the Richmond and nanville rail-
road, trn miles from Richmond. Apply 10 me ut
the Sanrille depot at 0 O'Clock 4. u.
DC 17-3t* II. SAUNDERS.
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wv rooms, with dressing. rooms attached, on h1t
moor. FURNISHED or unfurnished. Apply at No.
III FranS,in strrel. co.ucr Second. . de i7.2tk
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:" "ANgED, o tirst-caSs WHITE COOK.
YI AIlpIY at II Grace street. de 17-3t
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hides WANTED-DRY, GREEN, and
LII SALTED. The highest cash prices will be
paid by y. ii. CHALkLEY Il CO.,
Thirteenth street between Main and Cary.
no 19-1m
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WANTED, at S. A. WINSTOCK's
w LOAN OFFICE. No. II Fourteenth street,
$50 good CUSTOMERS for u large lot OF forfeited
DIAMONDS, finest kind Of GOLD WATCHES
aud CHAINS, suitable for ladies and gentlemen;
among the watches is genuine J UL ES JURGEN-
SEN. Also, BRACELETS. BUTTONS, RINGS,
SILFERWARE, ,OPERA-GLASSES, &c. All arc
left over from my last sale, which am anxious to
close out ut about HALE THE ORIGINAL COST.
"A. MINSTOCk, Loan Broker.
no 29-1m No. IL Fourteenth street.
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BUY YOUR FURS at z. WEIsIGER & Co.'S.
BARGAINS IN FURs ut T. WEIsIGER s. Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

PEMBROKE WHITE DREsS-sIIIRTS tor sale hy
r. SPENCE Son.
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WANTS.
WANTED, TO EMPLOY FOR THE
w coming year a COMPETENT SINGLE
MAN TO TAX CHARGE z OF A GARDENAND
TRUCKING FARM near Richmond. a man who
knows his business aud can give good references
can makea very aarantageous. arrangement with
US. STORRS Il CO.,
1920 Cary street.
de 1S-1w Richmond, Va.
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ling less ,llan last year by s6.o51.4l.

l'.ying = rs nnncratinE 10 this com
,t.I general management flo,S77 7G |
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GLOVES, SUsPENDERs, COLLARS, and HALF
HOSE for sale low by E. b. SPENCE 4 Son.
DREssISG-RoDES for sale low by +. B. SPENCE
& Son.
FOR GOOD CLOTHING. at low prices, call on E. d.
SPENCE & Son.
Observation-Disclosures and scarls OF all the new
STYLES for sale by z. 3. SPENCE & son.
UNDERwEAR-large stock, and at low prices-for
sale by E. B. SPENCE & Son.
PEMBROKE WHITE DREsS-sIIIRTS for sale by L.
B, SPENCE & Son.
OyERCoaTS and TALMAS for sale low by Z. b.
SPENCE & Son.
BUY YOUR FURs at z. WEIsIGER & Co.'S.
BARGAINS IN FCRS ut T. WE1sIGER & CO.'S.
MISSES FUR TURBANs at p. WE1SIGER & CO.'S
LADIES FUR TURBANs ut p. WEtsIGEH & CO.'S.
GESTLEMEN's FUR CAPS at 7. .WEIS1GER & Co.'S.
FIR TRIMMING ut p. WEIsIGER Co.'S.
BOAs, WHITE and BLACK, ut =. WEIslG Err
Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT
v IN DANVIIIE VA-Wc will offer for rent
al public auction on 22d DECEMBER, 1873: II
not rented privately before that day, our THREE
Mil LS-wheat, corn, and saw-Inis; Also our
FOUNDRY, MACHlNE-SHOP, and BLACK
SMITn.SH0P. together with the use OF machinery
''''' CREWS, RODEnHIZER Co;
do 7 eodtd DaBviile, Va.
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For sal g byJ. T. ELLYSOS.
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IT OST,. COUPONS from bonds Nos. IS
IL and 70, Richmond and Petersbqrg kalirnad
been stopped, and the finder will be rewarded by
leaving them at 1907 Main street.
de 17.3t Is. =. oOIION.
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, s.~. ,yn-', amNunt expended Is. ..Slao,1uI TO
.,-t deducted from the receipts
,,.> g, ,,s.aNCC II .............. Sl4,s1a 10
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6overnor. .........
Secretary .........
Chief Justice.
Eimes aRd Places for Holding Courts I'm
the TERRITORY of Montana.
SUPREME cougr

SUPREME COURT,
at virgini. City, first Monday in j uary and sec
end Monday In August.
UNITRD STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
Ftrst District-At Virginia City fret Monday IN
April, secs I'd Monday In July. aad second Mon
day in November. ,...
sesnS sDisirict-At Deer Lodge, third Monday In
April, first Monday in September, and first Mon
lay in December
Fhsr District--At Helena, frst Monday in March,
first Monday in July, and fourth Monday In oe-
tober.
a-=---~4 rRnnIToaIAE soourre.tss
first Dstricf-In Madison County, at Virginia City
Fret Monday in April, second Monday in July,
and second Monday in November.
Ia Gailatin County. at Bszemin, hrst Monday Ia
March and fifth Monday in October
In jefferson County, at Radersburg, second Nom
day in May, and first Monday in October.
esconS Dis.rict--Deer Lodge County, at Deer Lodge
City, third Monday in April, hrst Monday IN
September, and first Monday in December
IN Mssoula County. at Missoula, fourth Monday
in june and second Monday IN November.
In Beaver Head County, Bannack, first Monday in
June, and third Monday In October
Third District-ln Lewis and CLARK County, at Hell
ena, first Monday IN March, first Monday in
July, and fourth Monday in October.
In: Meagher County, fourth Monday in Ray ana
fourth Monday IN November.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-15

Il BAEY ron 4 HALFPENNY.--Cn Thursday
evening. a workingnan named Edward
Jones, was proceeding home along the Ash
ton road to Chadwick, near Oldham, when
he met three women, egch Wild a child in
her arms. AS be was nota little in liquor,
he at once addressed the nearest: sHow
much for the baby?" and was as promptly
answered. "A ha'psnny." Done; I'll
hae't." he said. paid the money, and marched
off with the child, fully expecting the mother
to follow and claim ller progeny. She had
no intention of doing anything Of the kiad.
however, probably thinking herself very
lucky to get rid of it SO easily, and allowed
the purchaser to reel off to the nearest tay-
ern. There he discussed sundry pints of
beer, aud then concluded thai nothing re-
manned for him but to take his voluntarily
assumed charge home. He did so, greatly
TO the amazement Of his .mis sis,' who has
no fewer than six children of her own, and
did not understand thes. purchase transac-
tion at all. She gave information to the po-
lice. and herself walked nearly to Ashton in
search.of the mother. She lad no success.
and the baby still remains weil-trea.ed.
though very unwelcome, guest in her home.
Dundee AdSertiser.
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A PAPER published at Bonham. Texas, says
that few days ago, and short distance
from that place, a man .'saw something re-
sembIine an enormous serpent floating in q
cloud that was passing over his farm. Sew
eral parties OF men and boys, at work in the
fields, bseryed the same thing, and we're Sc
riou.v frightened. Et.seened 10 be as large
and foag as telegraph pole, was Of yellow
striped color, and seemed to feat alo ng with
out any effort. They could see it coil itself
up. turn over, snd thrust forward ito huge
head as if striking at something" 1t is 8
pity that lager beer or some other mild liquid
could not be substituted for the beverage
now in use at that place.
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A CoLoRED VxsDIcT.--En one OF the towns
Of Mississippi two eoirred men were arrested
on the charge .: burglary. The jury before
whom they were tried were al colered. Alter
the cl.e was tried they retired and made up
verdict, which WIS announced 70 tbs court.
On being called, the .Fudge assed for The YER
dict which the foreman delivered 40 follows
.'Dis jury iini datoae Of de cursed busted in
de sto', and stole cat bacon, and dat tla odder
didn't do aalIssl.n (which one do you fad
guilty?" asked the Judge. Oats de ques-
ton, toss." returned the foreman; ''a4lt's
meaas dat 1T Ii onorahle coat jest have anod-
er trial and fua o,t which 90 dem two Mig
gers steal dat bacon.''
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DEATH:
Out OF the shadows Of .tiness,

-
Out OF the shadows of ldness,
Into tbs sunshine OF 81 ,dnes-,
IniU The land oil tn birst;
Ou. OF the land Ct Int dreary,
Out IL the land or the wary,
Into the rapture Of rest.
Out OF toalay's sin and soxro#.
Int the blissful te-,norssw,
Into day without sloon;
Out of land filled with si%hing--
Land of the dead and the oyinx-
Int land without tomb.
Out of life Of coffimotion.
Tempest swept oft rs an osean.
bark with the waves drifting DER,
Into land calm and quiet,
Never storm cometh nigh it,
Never wreck ON the STORE.
Out of land IN whose powers
Perish and fade all the flowers
cut Of the land Of decay;
Into the Eden where fairest
OF flowers, and sweetest and rarest,
Never shall wither away.
Out or the world OF the wailing,
Thronged with anguish Gnd ailing,
Gut of the world of the sad;
into the world that rejoises.-
World of fright visions and voices
Into the world Of the glad.
Out Of q life sver lornfnl,
Out of the land ever mournful.
Where in bleak exile we roaza;
IRto joyiand above us,
Where there's Father to love us
Into our fsHome. sweet home"
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MY FATHER.

wnc hailed me first with rapturous JOY,
And did MT fret and feel annoy
waen the ntYrse said; .tWhyl shs's . boyp'
My Father.
Nhe gave that nurse half-a-crown
To let him hold me-awG ward clsWn,
or course he held me upside dswn7
Ny Father.
WHO meier to cut my hair did try
Jabbing the scissors in my eye.
And cutting every hair away9
Ny Father.
Who set me in the barber's chair
Instead; and had HIM cut my hair
Like my big brothers.. good and squares
Ny Father.
who when had little fight
Because Tom tore ny psper kite
And bit me, said did just rightf
My Father.
Who told me pluck and luck must win,
And taught me to put up fin ~
Till could trounee that Tom like sins
ny Father.
who pennies ne ser refused TO plank.
Nor dropped them in that mimic Bank
where could only hear them CLARK?
Ny Father.
VINO when wished to buy atoy
Ne, er thought ,twonid give me much more Joy
III, send tracts to some heathen bey7
My Father.
Who bought me ponies, guns, and sich,
Andgave me leaf to fork and pitch,
While he raked up to make ms rich9
My Father.
And who at last, when all was done.
Passed In his checks, and, noble one,
Left all he had to me. his SEMI
NY Fsthrr
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SCIssORINGs.

/ A melancholy artist-a sign-painter.
! Man respiras. aspIres. conspires, and 81
pires.
The New York State says the devirs king
pin is rum.
! Hints to singers: II yotr voice IS thicl
don't you strain ii.
Artemus Ward used to say tic best q
everything was good enough Tor him.
DID you ever enjoy the bliss Of counting
4 not, set little gal an try.
A secret has been defined as s.anythint
mads known 70 everybody in a Whisper
Manufacturing is the poorest paving busl
ness, because it takes ten mills to make one
cent.
There Is an honest man in San Francisco
DC is tobaccoaist, who has put outa sign,
reaaing, imported cigars OF our own manu-.
faeture."
a Kansas lawyer said SIC transit to the
Judge, who thought it was swearing, and
tined him $50. He said that no one could
ssick' him in that court.
a ProVidenes paper states that Mrs. Sena-
tor spragaan invites clesgymen, school,
teachers, aud the common people TO fill eigh-
x fooals Of her home in Newport.
Al the Smiths who go to Europe this
summer vii. come hoelc smythes. ThoEp.
con will drop the y and the Bakers will
style themselves gaeairs.
A Frencamaa, boasting Of tbs inventive
genius OF bis csanffy. .'fe invea.sa lace
fuiies." ..Av. 'said John Eull, ..and we
added shirts to sllem.''
"Ah! bow do gou like my rautlltache, Miss
i4auzas' ii-ecd i dandy to 1t alrrry girl. Oh.
very much. II looks Ike the hair On the
back OF CATERPILLAR
Down East, when they waas 10 speak Of q
mans libeFality. and ,es not prise him too
much, they say he has heart as big as
RhoLs Island.
Dear me. how Gaidly he talksI" said Mrs.
Partinstan, recently, II am always reioiced
when he mounts the nostril, fer his eloquence
warns every cartridge Ii. nr BODY
Nov, children asked school inspector,
'"who loves all men?s' A little girl about
four years old. evidently not up in the cate
chism. answered aaicaly. sAl. wolaea.''
A Massachusetts, postmistress has resigned
her Office, as matter of honesty. because
she cannot find time 10 read all the postal
cards and attend to her other duties besides.
For throwing ora9ge peel at f2le ballet
girls during the performance o. the panto-
mime at III. Surrey, England. Theatre, two
young gentlemen who had bean dining
out, have been fined $50 apiece.
The JAG kson Jet rnal states that a bloom
ing. blusli'ng schoolgirl called az that Office
the other day and inquired for peppers for
weak lack" the idea conveyed was that
she wan 90 them fer d pannier.
A Tennessee lady presented Ter husband
With pair OF twins and IN due season added
triplefs. Dear me-. exclaimed IN assonished
neisb5oti, Il suppose Mrs. Stebeing win have
quadrupels next, and then centipedes."
General G. 4. Beaaregarl teleg raphed
from New Orleans to IN III ,uiring friend i'll
Nashville. Tenn, day or two ago: 'Our
carpes ba@gers must be rooted (tAag and bag
gase) OFT Ct the State, or we shah be utterly
ruined. The question fs narrowing to one Of
existence
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SPONTANEOUS ConBusTIoN.-A one Of the
large manufacturing establishments III Mid
dletown on Friday, handful Of cotton
waste which had been Used to clean machines
was left on d work bench. and Id little over
an hour after it had been used it was in
flames. This reused the curiosity of those
who saw 1t. and another piece was saturated
with boiled liaseed oil, and In less than two
hours took fire from spontaneous combus-
ton. Another piece was tried, and in half
an hour was so hot that Il could not Be held.
--lNear Haven Jonyaai
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Religious Notices.
bishop Tatt,e's Appointments.

sunday t9th after "rinlty), August 10, IL o. N
SteveHsville.
Sunday 10Th after Trinity, august 10, p M,
Cory 4Ils.
Sunday 10th after trinity, August IL, II m and
-, s b. m, Mssoula.
Sunday alth alter rr aityl August q. II a. ~ and
= a. N. J. Deer IsedSa- =,
House.
Friday, August 30, s p n1f, .rgenta.
Sunday, 9th after Trihity), August 81, IL .. m
and p. m, BGRaac1.
The .holce Of thu 22d CT 2ad July for the sp-
psintment at Diamond viii depend Gu the day OF
the running OF the st2ge from Helena.
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SEATTLE offers lands and money cxtirnat cd
70 be worth one and quarter million dol
lars an inducement for the N. r. II. h. Com
pany to locate the terminus at that place,
and Tacoma offers her entire front and
nearly all the land within mile OF the town
for the prize. Where the terminus will Be is
still an undecided question.
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CoINAGE.-The officers Of the San Fran
cisco Mint report that the amount OF gold
bullion worked up during the year ending
June Both, was I647 1888 ounces, valued at
$50, 65o,324, and Of silver bullion the guam
.ity worked was IS3, $50 ounces. worth
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". Y. cHuRca (sou.ssi SERVICES

NJ Z. CHUhUd IsVIA-AJ sHfsFKCE5.
The Rev. j. L. Curtis viii preach ne 1t
Sabbath. at IL a. a., and 1t 2. IL. in tie
District School house.
The Sunday School meets 1T 2 2. u.
Everyb dy ia respectfully Invited to st
tend these servic IS.
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ii. r. c.-usca su-yIcEs.

N, +. = --4>I-I Joy rs. "A 1900
Preaching on Ss5bati morning st IL
o'clock.
Sabbath School at t-s p. m.
Preaching on Sabbath evening ut Z O'Clock
REV. w. w. ANDERSON. Pastor.