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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-18

hETLI OF hE !. " N. ~ HIU YIN ..
Below we print the very feeling
and apprvcia,ive answer of Rev. w.
r. Higgins and wife, to the " Fare
well Address" Of our citizens, pub
lished in last weeks issue Of the
TINES:
MARION, ND, Oct. 10Th, 1875.
To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Superior,
(ninety-seven in number) who addressed US
in a Letter of Farewell
Dear Friends: Your Letter of October 9th
has been read with the deepest pleasure. Its
kindly references to our pastoral labo,s dur
ing the last eight years in Superior, and its
t1attering estimate of our personal qualifiea-
sions, but assure US again Of fact lon2 un-
derstood and appreciated. thar we have many
warm hearted friends in your community.
In looking over the names Of the nearly
one Hndred Ladies and Gentlemen who have
addressed Us in this Letter of Farewell, it is
pleasant TO note that all denominations are
there represented, and pleasant 10 believe
that our services have not been unacceptable
to the community at'large.
Memory is busy, too, as these familiar
names are before Us, and we can never re-
read the list without recalling the hours of
gladness or sadness, in which we rejoiced or
wept with YOU.
Going forth, al what we believe the call of
duty, to another feld of labor, We can never
forget you, and the remembrance Of your
many kindnesses to Us will grow dim only
when Memory itself shall fail.
May the Savior grant you hundred fold
in this life, and in the world 10 come, life
everlasting.
Sincerely your friends,
WILLIAM r. HIGGINs,
MARY +. HIGGINs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-18

For the manufacture of lumber and timber of
all kinds, and always keep on hand full sup
ply, both green and seasoned, 50 that we are
enabled to fill all orders at very short notice
and low rates
Our location On Conners Point, with our
dock on the steamboat channel, gives us su-
perior couveniences for filing orders from
Duluth or points along the river or along the
line Of the Northern Pacific.
We pay particular attention to saving
timbers for houses, docks, bridges, &c.
aprl5,u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30
Hall: primary, Miss Nellie Brown CersIev,s

Hall; primary, Miss Nellie Brown. Cersiey's
Hall; intermediate male, W. &. Day. Perry
and Fifteenth streets; intermediate female.
Hiss Mag. Allen, sixth and Stockton streets;
primary, Miss Irving, Tenth near Decstur;
primary, Miss Montciro, Ninth near Deca-
tur; Mrs. Hall not yet assigned; cciored
high school, Rev. A. Bipga, colored Baptist
church intermediate, Miss Hill. and pri-
mary, Mrs. Anderson, at Temperance Hall,
Decatur and Fourteenth streets.
MINOR TopIcs.-Rev. Chas.ain V. Waugh,
Z native OF this place, now pastor OF
church in Albemarle county, preached at the
Baptist church Sunday.
All is quiet on the water-line. No suS-
pensions, nor is it probable that there will Ge-
The Wide-Awake Club passed resolutions
OF thanks TO Samuel NJ. Phillips, OF Mechaa-
iceVilc for his able address.
\ number Of the members of the Central
ana West-End Clubs united with the Wide
AWakcs I'D paylng respect to the memory Of
the late ". B. West.
over fifteen dollars were collected yester-
day at Police Court frcm disorderly charac-
terS.
No regular meeting of the ide.Awakes
this week. but 4 meeting will be called be-
fore the ma>S.meeting to make final arrange
mcnts.
The sentence against Ely Payne was sus-
pended on condition of his leaving town in
twcnty-fGur hours. which he did.
B. \. Hancock, E>l., county superin:cnd-
cnt Of schools, is reported to be fast improY-
ing.
The Jefferson Literary Society meets a: the
county courthouse tonight at !! O'clock.
The public discussion Of the question
"Sha!l women "otcI' takes place al the Rap-
tist church Thursday night at Il O'Clock.
Drt-digg;n@ per order of Town Trustees
has been suspended on account of the pre-
sent financial inlelicl.y.
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MtNCfsE ESTER ITEMS.

CAMPAIGN NoTEs.-At a meeting Of the
Executive Committee OF the Wide-A wax.
Club it was resolved TO have grand mass.
meeting at some central point, and the fol,
lowing committees, having representatives
from each Of the clubs, were appointed
On observation-disclosures 4. Gentry, james
4. Clarke, Thomas Walden, Jr.
To Solicit Funds.-R. Ii. Beazlev, A. L.
Bradley, \. w. Roundtree.
TO .41rdage Place or -HeetinJ- George
Abbott. a. 3. Woodbridge, Alfred Bowen.
On Ftreuorks, 1ranspdrencies, 6c.-E. l.
Howle, George Hubapd. John B. Hood.
To Preserce Order at the Neeting.-Ed
ward Browder, y. j. Simmons, William
Whitworth.
These gentlemen form joint committee
on arrangements, with the president of the
Wide-Awake CLUB chairman, K. II. Beaziey
secretary, and \. l.. Bradley treasurer.
Good speakers will be invited, and grand
time Is expected. NJ. \. Cogbill, township
superintendent, will call the meeting 10
order. and it will be opened by John +
TAYLOR, county canyasser. The officers oI
the various clubs will act as vice presidents
and secretaries, and in addition the following
gentlemen will be invited 10 act rs vice
presidents r. S. Whitehead, Edward
Yickers, Charles II. Fischer, Nathan EubanS
DR.. A. Monteiro, John Perry, James Dent
William ID. Craig, James NJ. Moody, William
p. Kidd, c. e. McRae, David Lewis, A. q.
Gibbs. and 4. b. cersley. Every effort will
be made to make this the granlest meeting
ever held iu Manchester.
PUBLIC Schools. - The public schools
opened Yesterday. The following are the
locations: High male, L. Morrissett. Jones's
Hall; high female, Mrs. Walker, Cersley':
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

New DIVISION OF CoLORED Sons OF TEMPE
RAScE.-Another division OF coIored Sons OF
Temperance will be instituted in Manches-
ter to night at Temperance Hall. w. H. J..
Combs, G.. w. T., with other prominent
members OF the Order, will otfic!ate. The
new division numbers twenty charter mem
bers of good material. 1t IS styled Western
Star, No. 26. Another new brancn will be
instituted in Norfolk next week with twen-
ty-tivc charter members. There are 1t pre-
sent sixteen divisions located in Richmond
and Manchester, which have been organized
since January 2S, 1915. On account of the
money excitement aud for other reasons. the
| Grand Division will meet in annual session
| in Manchester on the 20.h OF October instead
of Charlottesville, rs heretofore announced
There are at present under the jurisdiction
of the Grand Division twcnty-slx lodges,
scattered all over the State, with Applications
on hand to open new divisions, and all are
represented to be in a flourishing condition
The Sons of Temperance is the only charter
ed coloied Order in the State of Virginia
The Order, since its institution, has made
uood DrOnrass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

Police Court, MoSDAY-Justice j. j.
| Crntchfeld presid,ng.-The following cases
| were disposed of:
Robert Owens lncgro), guilty Of an assault
upon Joseph Stukcnburg, wa, fined Fl.
Bradford Robinson negro), guilty OF steal
ing thirty-Seyen brass boxes belonging to
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, was sent
to ilil for yclye months.
David Richardson (negro) was fined -
for fighting in the street.
Cornelius Campbell (negro). guilty OF
stealing pair Of shoes from {. Miller, was
sent to Jail for six months.
William Wilson (ncgro). guilty OF stealing
4 pair Of shoes from Henry Jordan, was sent
to jll for six months.
Mary Smith (Gcgro). guilty of an assault
upon Henrietta Johnson. was tiucd 800.
DR.. D. J. Prichct, guilty of being drunk
aud creating Il disturbance ina bHrroom. was
fined $50.
Porter Hill and David Dudley (negroe>),
guilty of stealing thirtv->cycn brass boxes
from the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, were
sent to Jail for twelve months.
james Manning, guilty Of IN assault upon
Mary Baker was fined >.
Thomas Martin and John Christian me
srocs) were fined $50 each for fighting.
DcYcrly Gray (ncgrn) was fined - and
sent to Jail Cor three months for beating bis
wife.
Wilson Nash tac.ro) for being drunk
and creating L disturbance in the street, was
fined -.
Jefferson Horn. gully OF being drunk and
breaking oncn the door Of The mouse of Joe
Cox, was tincd SO and sent to jtll for SIX
months.
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NO. 50.

BoDY REcovgRED.-Thc body Of Pleasant
hopkins, who was drowned in the canal
about mile from Richmond. was rescued
at an early hour yesterday morning in the
ga'Ige-docS. Hopkins was between fifty
and sixty years OF age, and lived in Gooch-
land county. Coroner Taylor was notified
OF the finding Of the body, 0ut after hearing
the facts, which were published in the Dis.
patch OF yesterday, deemed an inquest IN
necessary. The diusater oc the deceased.
who lives in this city, took charge of the re
mains, but being unable 10 get ready in time
to take the body away from the city on the
packct-boat, which leaves at ) O'Clock. it was
fouad necessary to bury the deceased here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

ACCIDENT AT RACcooN PTs.-A few days
ago Mr. Joseph Moorc, one Of the pump
managers in the Raccoon pit, while ascend
inc the shaft on Il wagon: was accidentally
knocked oil aud badly Injured. DR.. X. l..
Grymcs was called in and rendered his pro-
tessional services. He pronounced the lpJu-
ries not of serious nature, and Mr.. Moore
was improving at last accounts. r..
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN NEW KENT COUNTY.
On sunday morning rs Mrs. &. W. Libby
was riding to church in Il buggy from her
home in New Kent county, near Summit
station, on the York River road. the horse
made sudden start, and Mrs. Libby's eldest
son, who was seated in the foot OF the buggy
was thrown out. his head striking the hub
of the wheel, intlicting Il serious injury.
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RUNAWAY AccIDEST.--Late Saturday night
a horse attached to buggy in which Me>srs.
james Stanpcr and J. W. Parkinson, of this
city, were seated, took fright while about
ten miles from Richmond OH the Williams
burg road, and rau away. The buggy was
upset and smashed, and the young gentle
men thrown out and ilrrcd, but only slightly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

FATAL KEROSENE EXrLosIoS.-On Satur-
day night about o'clock colored wo-
man in the employ Of MIR. Samuel NJ. Price,
who resides at the corner Of 5 econd and Cary
streets, WAS filling lighted lamp with kero-
sene oil. when it exploded, setting her clothes
on fire and burning her SO dreadfulIy as to
cause death in few hours.
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Struck on THE HEAD.-iesterday alter
noon about O'Clock, while William LESS
was engaged in removing some scafioldlns
mt the Church Hili tunnel piece of timber
fell, and striking him on the head inflicted a
seriou, injury. He was taken to the Medi.
cal College intirmary, and bis wound dressed
by Drs, Dixie and Gordon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

TIE BANK OF COHMERCE.-Ihc cntcrprlS.
inr bankers OF thi. city, Mcs>r>. lsilcS. Tay'
lor Il Williams, who were forced to suspend
oDerations few DAYS since OH account o
the want of currency, are about TO resume
business again in Il rather different way and
on Il much more extended scale.
Being unable to sell stocks or negotiate 4
loan on them, and therefore dependent upon
collections, and torc>ceing that they would
be unable TO resume business before the Isl
OF November, and their large number OF Gus.
toners rcuuirin" banking facilities, they, 10y
the advice OF judiciou> business men. have
resolved to nct II charter for i State bank, to
be known aS the Bunk Of Commerce.
The charter will probably be granted by
Judge Wexford to-day, and business will he
commenced ut once. The capital stock oil
creased to that amount. Yesterday $780,
600 was subscribed.
Among :hc most prominent Stockhold lder>
are the following: Me>srs. Palmer, Hartsook
e Co.. A. :. Buford, John EnderS, l.. j. Bos-
sioux; Conrad, Shelburn & Co. d. J. Hart.
sock. a. }. Ford, Albert Ordway, +. u ).
Wortham l. Co., SPOTS 4 Gibson, Andrew
Washburn, p. H.'& A. Gary, James Nj.
Moody, l.. Il. Chilc>, John e.. Motictt d
Brother, w. |. Clopton, A. q. Wortham,
Brccdcn Il Fox, K. W. Powers Il Co.. Rev.
John f. Edwards, Parker Campbell. II. X.
Ellyson, James Thomas, Jr., A. 5. Shepherd
Il Co., Colonel j. X. Connally, 4. b. Clarke
simpson, Bass & Co.; Ellison & Harvey. John
Harwood L. Estes, +. 7. Glasgow, j. +. Glib
son. Z. Ii. Starke, 4. G. JettresS, John W.
Cunningham, and Judge b. K. Wexford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

THE CHURCH HILL Tunnel CoMrLETED.-
The Church Hill tunnel will he so far com.
peteL some time during to-day ;S to permit
the passage OF trains through its entire
length. Work has been pushed forward
rapidly since Friday Oh one or two uncom-
plctcd portions oil the tunnel, and Il large
force of hands made it ready for the track,
which had already been laid as far It's shaft
No | on SATURDAY,. :;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

THE New YORK CIRCUS. Yesterday morn.
ing he street parade Of the New Iorl; Cir.
Gus drew large crowds - Main aud Broad
streets Besides the long lice Of cages. there
appeared in the procession two buG,Ioc".
two elkS, camcls, an elephant, four clowns
mounted on ponies, and numerous male and
female riders. The cage III lions was open
to view, and revealed the Keeper exercising
his pets. In The cage OF snakes WAS seated
Il negro with one OF the huge reptiles wrap
ped about his body and neck. One OF the
cages was drawn BY six pairs of ponies.
Tie band, dressed in tlamiug red preceded
all in gorgeous car drawn by twelve mot
tied horses. This street pageant, which cX-
celled any of lis previous competitors in this
city, was arranged and managed by Mr.. J..
VI. kelSh. just here it is but fair TO say that
Mr.. Lent has been Fortunate in the selection
Mr.. w. +. COylc as his press agent. who,
though quite young, ?:ayin% been ncwspa-
| per man himself, knows what he is about.
1t certainly seemed yesterday aS il the
people of Richmond had gone circus wild
In the afternoon and evening the mammoth
tents pitched ut the corner OF Second and
Leigh streets BY Mr.. l.. Il. Lent. the great
New York manager, were Tiled rs circus
tents never. were before in our city. At
night the jim rcsemblctl the great Con>crv;!-
| tive mass meciin. recently held 1T the Thea
tre. Yet the utmost good himor prevailed.
| for all were aware that they had themselves
alone to hold responsible for The situation.
Upon the opening Of the dOn:s such rush
was made upon the Ticket Office rs to call-c
| Mcliilgh and LrT Lent, jr.. The agents, al-
most TO doubt their identity. Sti,l ,hcy pre-
| served their cu;IanimiV AMI sold thc tickets
like hot cakes.
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THE Ice WITcH.--The first presentation OF
this startling and sensational spectacular
drama took place at the Theatre last night
before IN audience remarkable for its size
considering the attractions elsewhere. The
piece was received with gIelt favor, and
promises TO have 4 fine run in Richmond.
Fine dance OF the bears, the polar scenery,
the dancing of little lSnacio and Lille Lee,
and the freaks Of the Martnettcs, all COM
bincd TO cncllain the attention Of the audi
cncc. The leading parts were well sustained,
and the support was much better than Usual.
Mr. Solltlard Is AZ excellent actor, and Miss
Wyndham is a capable leading lady, while
Miss Jennie Clifford (aiinnu) is the most
dashing soubrette wc have seen on Richmond
boards for many Il da?. Tonight the Ice
Witch will be repeated, and until further
notice. 1t will draw powerfully ut the ;i.ati-
rec, Is well is at night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

Preachers MEEriSG.-Thc pastors of thc
several Methodist churches in this city and
Manchester meet every Monday mornln" al
Broad-Strcet church for the purpose OF re-
viewing their work and giving information
rs to The condition and prospects of their re-
>pcctiyc charges. At the lncctln" yesterday
morning prosperous condition of the
churches was reported. Scrcnty->cvcn con
| versions were reported to have taken place in
the aggregate in tue last two or three weeks.
The prutractrd meetings are still continued
this week at Broad-Strcct. Centenary, anu
Oregon cEu uchc>. and commenced last night
at Trinity, to be held every night.
Similar meetings will be held ut Sidney.
Clay Street. and Manchester. The meetings
at Union Station resulted in iorty-siX con-
versions.
The congregations are large and attentive
in all the churches. and there arr evidences
of increased prosperity in every pastoral
charge represented in the preachers meet.
ing. 1t is gratifying in thc>" times Of tuau-
cia trouble and worldly excitement to re-
cord the growth and development OF religious
interest in the city churches.
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No OTHER MEDICINE ever attained such sn ur-
precedcutcd sa,c .ts HELMBoLD's BuCHU. It's i:anc
and l;ne are known everywhere: ard II deserves
Us great reputation, for IL las undoubei ucr!. II
Is warranted 10 all u seas,s OF the kiaEcyS and
the urinary organs. Beware of cornterfci:s. Cen
uIne has private proprietary stamp OF X. Z. Helm
bold on each bottle.
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CLOTHS. CA>SlMERES. VEsTINGS A*D FNC-
LISiI WoRsTED COATISGS. Of all the new styles and
designs, just received by L. b. SPENCE 4 SON -.
merchant tiil"rS. and viii he matic up In order In
The best style Of cut and workmanship al low prices.
Give them II call Al 1909 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

TIE iYn:A PEorofEn.-O Sunday after
noon 4 party of yoiln, iadic' visited LentS
ciGcu>-'cnt a!ter having been to Sunday
school. with The intention cs making the
acquaintance Of some o.. :hc animals. but
mortally opposed 10 encouraging the circus.
They cot alCn" tirstratc with the lions and
tigers. and the elephant ,,nyicd smile upon
them but the !lycra diuu'y Know so much
about il. He was 50 much diSpl9;l>cG at
some critical remarks the youn. ladies made
about his back hair that he went for his
keeper, and made about half pound OF
>lllSagc-inc&: out OF his Ief; elbow The
keeper GOT as lna;l As The hycna was. and
started oft for Il doctor, with the eyclania-
ton, :" rhat'sa ID gooI hycnG, that is; but
them wilnnin-grrat t;r3ais ghost they
are enough 10 Grirc anyone mad. ANY
hycna Wonid bite Il man when Il parcel Of
wimmiE are around laughing at him The
keeper Went 70 DR.. Leonard. Oh Second
street, and had, in accordance with his OWL
request, Il strong application of arnica to his
wounds, which did hila great deal of good,
although it made hi,n jump about six feet
when iG was first put or.
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A NUMBER Of co!ored persons who bought
tickets to "a grand pic.nic ut Elba Park !"
yesterday, given by the - Golden Circle"
turned to the city very much dissusted, and
reported that they were unable TO see any
thing except pot of cabbage boiling In an
Old field near the park.
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FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
EUREKA.-AMMONIATED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
manufactured and for sllcby
THE ATLANTIC AND VIRGINIA FERTl-
LIKING COMPANY
Ill their office
No. II1D MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
and for sale By the following general agents:
JOHN ARRINGTON\& SONS, Petersburg;
liODE X JOHNSTON, AlcAandra.
Price. S5u per tom Of ..tUu pounds, cash on &C.
livery al the tidc-wItcr points.
MANAGERS.
WILLIAM 6. tEEN>lAw. President;
FRANK G.. RrFfiS,
JAMES X. tEEN>iIAw.
WILLIAM +. SEWARD.
For particulars send tor circular PoSt-oficc box
No. 900. Give il Il trial. ,,,,
FRANK G.. RUFFIN,
sc a6-d.sw&wlm W. y. RCtFlN.
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THE STATE FAlR.-The approaching exli-
bitiou of the Virginia State Agricultural So
ciety, which opens October 18th, promises
TO be one of the best which the Society has
had for many years. Letters are pouring IN
TO The secretary from this and other States
making inquiries in regard to it, although
but few articles have as yet been entered for
exhibition. The larger number of inquiries
are in regard to horses, cattle, and poultry.
Colonel John A. McCaull, of Roanoke, iI;'s
already entered eight horses, and number
of other gentlemen, smaller numbers \
very large number OF poultry raisc"s have
siuniticd their intention of exhibiting fowls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

FURNISHING GGODs.-For the largest stock OF
ecntl"mcn's furnishing goods In the city call on r.
l.. SPENCE & SoSan see all the latest styles. 1900
Main street Is the place for underwear at los prices
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READG-MkDE CLoTilTNG.-.to- Il nice stock Of
rcady-,Badc clothing call at the oid-estabi,hci cor
Fer clohing-house. No. 1900 Main street, and ex-
anime the stock Of clothing that f. r. SPENCE &
SOS have just opened tall early aud often.
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VNRY THE VIRGINIA FERTILIZER,
i No. on YOUR WHEAT THIS SEASON.
At the suggestion of many farmers | am directed
N the maui cturcrS 10 reduce the price OF the IL
ynia Fertilizer to S2j per ton. which is considered
y those who have tried il 10 c far below III actual
value: hut having big supply IN hand, ana aliN-
ions for nlltirs try II. they have dctcrmncu 10
reduce tie price for this season only, III order to ill
trod ,cc it, Give il i trial "
J. r. HOCkADAi,
Feed and Produce Commission Merchant.
"a slim IJ9S Main street, Sole Agent
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l0;E LAST OPPORTUNITY TO Buy 4 TICKET
IN III" Masonic ti't Ent"rpris. Of Norfcik. Tick
cts 80. For sale nj 4! WEiSkER K cos hat store,
1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

PUBLIC SCHOOL BoOkS Of every Kind. at lowest
prices for sale by j. +. ELLIsOS. bookseller, lll2
Mnin street, three doors above OiSR0tch office.
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j. T.. WATKINS, IL IL MAIN STHEET, Is deliver
ing the best Bimnous aud Anthracite. coal AID
SOFT Gohrand Tie popular kindng aud Cooking
wood al The lowest prices.
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LAST DAY--r0-day Is the last for The sale OF
tickets III the Masonic Gift Enterprise OF Norfolk.
Tickets clle had at p. WEsIGEE & cos hat store
1901 Main street.
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MR. ASDIEw BRIGGS, formerly witt, \. A.
Allen. is now with +. WEISIGER & Co, 1901 Nsin
street, where H. would Ike pleased 10 show his
friends splendid assortment OF hats caps, ladies'
Iurs and umbrellas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

ELECTION DocUMESTs.-Theo officers III Inc
State library are busy sending Oft blank cleo
ton returns to the various counties through
out the State preparatory to the election IN
November.
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REEs & co. EMPLOY NONE But FTRsT-cLAsS
ARTISTS Their work gives universal satisfaction.
We have rcver seen = bad picture from their GAL
lery. We recommend our readers to their es;al.
lishuent Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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Evcrybo ought to know that LEVY HRoTIlEgS
have large stock Of embroidered IIaIu'urg edS-
lugs aud inScr,me- anG lace ciSngs all kinds at
just ,boat uI.c-nIif ,hn r, g,:lar prices.
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Io"E LAST CHANCE At $50, 200 -'To.d:y Is
the last day of the sale OF tickets IN the Masonic
li.tt Enterprise 0f Norfolk. Ticket. for safe "t /.
WEi>GGER 4 CO.. hat store, 1901 Main street