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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

B. j. Boulton & Bros, manufactur
ers and wholesale dealers in Confect.
ioncries is ono Of the growing institn-
tons of Ottumwa, of which we all
have reason to be proud. Many OF
our citizens will recoilect Bcn's one
horse Bakery, which he set up in
Ottumwa about 1860, but Ben and
George have outgrown that. They
now manufacture and sell Confcction-
aries alone, as their business has in
creased so that some years ago they
had 10 abandon their bakery branch
of the business. They now use two
barrels of refined sugar per day
in the manufacture of candy, or GIG
barrels per year, which at $50 pounds
each, would be l75,SS0 pounds of SUI
gar. The cost of this sugar alone at
Ii cents per pound would be So, 1884,
40.
Besides the immense amount man
ufactured by them, they buy very
largely in the east for the wholesale
trade, and one item alone, in this falls
trade, is the purchase of 70 barrels OF
gum drops and fancy candy. These
they buy and box in quantities to suit
their trade. Two men are travelling
vousSauIy as saIesmen, and from four
to five hands are busy day and night
packing goods to fill orders received
from day to day. Success to all such
manufacturing enterprises is our wish.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20
FOR SALE
Att
Bargains on Long Time!


Houses and Lots on Court street.
Two acres on Court street, between city and
TWO good Houses and Lots on jefferson street.
tween Main street and the bridge.
House andlot on Main street, near n depot.
Several lots of ground on Main street, between
Houses and lots on second and Fourth streets.
Several houses and lots In Blake's addition.
Improved farms and wild lands In southern Mis-
souri, at low prices and on long time with per
cent interest to actual settlers.
40 acre farm, house, barn and granery, small Or
miles east Of Ottumwa. win sell cheap or ex-
change for city property.
80 Acres No. farming land. Is acres timber,
balance prairie, In Highland township.
l40 Acres, good orchard. and 25 acres improved,
plenty Of spring water. In Green township.
100 Acre farm In Green township.
Wild lands In Washington, Agency, Keokuk
House and 1914 acres, nice farming land. Two
miles west Of Ottumwa.
Several small farms In washington township
Reserving coal rights. Would exchange some Of
the above for otsumwa real estate Estate .r 70 ~
change for Houses and Lots In Ottumwa.
Good farming and timbered lands In Western
change for city property and horses and mules:
Some desirable farms to exchange for merchan
a tract of 1890 acres heavy timbered lands neal
rail- road in Missouri and 5000 cash for stool
Of Dry Goods.
$50 acres, farm and timber, near Queen City, OF
North Missouri railroad, and $1,000 cash to ex
change for stock of Dry Goods or desirable resi-
dence property in Ottumwa.
Good farming lands, in Southern and Western
Missouri and Western Iowa, In tracts to suit pur
chasers and on long time with per cent. interest
Also, farms Of 40 to 900 acres, well improved, Il
different parts Of wapello county, some near Ut
tumwa on liberal terms, at low prices
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad land
at low prices on long time with low rate Of int.
Free transportation to land buyers. For railr0a,
tickets. maps, plats and full particulars apply to
address
LaFoRCE & MORSE.
janl3dawtf Ottumwa. Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20
State News.

The State Of Iowa is 20 years old.
The Eldora Reform School has los
inmates; all doing finely.
Consul James Thorington will sail
for Aspinwall ON the Goth.
The wells are running dry at Grin
mel and water famine ia threatened.
The Statesmen" of Iowa are secur-
ing their seats at the State Capitol.
Abba has imported five cashmere
goats.
Waterloo enjoys hi gh tragedy in a
homemade theatre.
A Sioux City editor has become a
mail agent on the railroad.
A farmer living near Ft. Dodge is
said to have 5000 in gold to watch
aud fret over.
A Shellsbnrg justice has decided
that slaughtering beef on Sunday is a
work of necessity.
Twelve Council Blutis firms agree
to pnt up shutters at o'clock in the
evening.
Page county has commenced build.
ing hundred thousand dollar Court
House at Clarinda.
Sioux City is credited with arrest.
ing twenty-seven drunken men on one
Sunday.
One thousand and thirty-flve trains
passed over the railroad bridge at Bur.
lington during October.
Eighty thousand bushels of wheat
have Saen marketed at Greene, Bnt.
lcr county, in the last GO days.
A large number of Pennsylvania
coal miners have arrived at Dcs
Moines and gone to work in the vi.
cinity.
Green, the Dallas county murderer
has been sent to the Insane Asylum
Four years as clerk of a tobacco facto
ry would probably restore him.
A couple of Tama county farmers
obtained few hundred dollars OF
forged wheat tickets, and have to an
swer in court.
1t cost Des Moines man $46.4O tt
run his horse by the Walnut stree
bridge toll house; he made only II
cents to balance up with.
A Dubuque washerwoman deposit
ed $500 with female friend for SAT-
keeping. Thinking to realize recently
she put In her verbal check: but he
banker had suspended.
The Clear Lake Observer reports TO
last Saturday week over two inches o
snow on the ground and the lake hal
covered with ice. The "Island Queen
| has been removed from the water t,
spend the winter.
1t is revealed by legal notice il
the Lawrence, Kansas Journal tina
Mrs. Isabel Sells, wife OF Col. Elijal
Sells, prominent in Iowa and Kansa
politics, and formerly Secretary O
State in Iowa, Ia an applicant for ,
divorce.
Useful domestic CONTEMPLATING
both ends "meet."
A wealthy South Carolinian has Of
fered to contribute 10000 feet of lum
Der tor the Centennial building, be
meath whose roof he hopes to see thu
people Of the whole country assembled
In peace, concord and brotherly love
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

STATE OF THE LABOR MARKET
Yesterday woman with one child
visited the residence of a well.to.io
citizen, with view of hiring out to
do Homework. Her terms were $3.50
per week, a seat at the first table fol
herself and child, free access to the
parlor, in which to receive her com.
pany, and every afternoon and even.
ing out. She was not employed, and
went further to look for more liber.
al employer.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

Ben lIoyland was driving a two
horse team up Market street this
morning when the neck straps be-
came detached and the team ran a
block before they were checked up.
For a moment first class runaway
was imminent.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

James Reeves, of Dahloncga Town.
ship, was in our office to-day, and he
says corn is turning out much better
than was expected, at least il is so with
his corn. He reports that his corn
averages full fifty bushels to the acre.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

G. w. Cook, who for some time has
been superintendent of Schools in
Webster City, has pitched his tent
among us with a view of being per-
mancnt citizen.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

We are informed that the coal COM
pany of J. w. Higgins & Co., shipped
an average OF 30 cars of coal per day
during the last month, averaging about
300 bushels to the car, or aggregating
800 bushels per day, realizing at the
bank somewhere in the neighborhood
Of $1,000 daily. We should consid.
er that bank sound.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

In another part of this issue we
publish notice announcing a change
in the nursery establishment, between
here and the Driving Park. We are
pleased 10 see Mr.. Roberts locating
here, as he is young man of very
good reputation and well qualified for
the misunderstanding been two years
with the famous firm of Briggs &
Bro, of Rochester, N. Y, and over
two years in nursery in this vicinity,
besides being horticulturists son.
The senior partner, Mr.. Graves, is a
gentleman we'll known here, having
resided many years in this city.
We think we will soon have first.
class nursery, and place to get our
''roots and YARDS" fresh and plentiful,
near the city, d&wlt.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

Eight movers teams, all headed East
to the land of Egypt, where corn is
plenty, passed through town in one
squad to-day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

Commissioner Lakewood is inn
proving the sidewalks here and there.
We hope he will not skin any.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

ENROLLING CLERK. - Mr.. L. M,
Huneertord, an accomplished graduate
of the State Agricultural College, and
one of the most promising of the
young newspaper men of tho State, at
present on the editorial staff of the
Burlington Ha~k-Eye, will be a can
didatc for Enrolling Clerk of the Sem
ate at the coming session.
Mr.. lIungerford has served in the ca
paci'y of Legislative reporter, and
made a popular record at the Idesk.
lie is worthy Republican, and de-
serving young gentleman, and amply
well qualified for the duties OF the
position for which he is caadidate.-
Des Noiaes Register.
Edgar is an Ottumwa boy, was our
special correspondent at Des Moines
last winter, and we heartily endorse
all the REGISTER has to say of him.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

The Changers of Davis county have
determined to pack their pork in
Bloomfield, this winter.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

Mr.. j. Baird Thornton,
of the extensive Book and Stationery
house of James McClurg & Co., Chi
cago, ia stopping at the Ballingall.
Mr.. w. NJ. Morse, of the firm of
LaForce Il Morse, went to Missouri
last night, to see after the extensive
business Of this concern in that State.
Hon. Sam +. Caldwell, of Eddy
vile called on the COURIER this morn.
ing.
Geo. Green, one Of the perpendicu-
lar proprietors of the Bcntonsport
Paper Mill, was in town to-day.
Mr.. +. NJ. Buttorf, one of our good
subscribers in Keokuk county, drop
ped in to-day. lie reports everything
prosperous about Martinsburg, in
spite OF the hue and cry of hard times.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

Fine Coral heads, Coral Leaf, Garnet, onyx.
gold and other t1ne sets OF jewelry In elecsni
atylsa and great variety, at low figures, 81
OHA6, HAOHn9AN'0,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

Recollect the Thanksgiving dinner
at the Presbyterian Church.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20
RIM 6 S.

slDiaInond, Amathyst, Topaz, Stone, Canoo
DloOdstone, Ruby. Sapphire. Garnet, Agate
Pearl, Onyx, Plain 1sk. and other Rings, this
6nest assortment In the city, making hand
some present, very cheap, at
OHAS. BAUHMAN.S
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

Of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neural.
gia Lumhsgo, Sciatica, Kidney. and Nervous.
Diseases, after years OF suffering, by taking
DR. FILTERS VEGETABLE HHEuMATIC
SYRUP-the scientific discovery tof J. r.
filler, NJ. D., regular graduate physician,
With whom We are personally acquainted,
has for 80 years treated these diseases ex.
lieve 1t our christian duty, after elaboration,
to consclentiously request sufferers to use IL,
especially persons in moderate circumstances
who cannot afford to waste money and time
on worthless mixtures. AS clergymen we
seriously feel the deep responsibility resting
Onius In publicly endorsing this medicine Blu
our knowledge and experience rf its remark
Ewing, Media, Peun'a, suffered sixteen ears
became hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, ,. ID
frankfort, Philad'a. Rev, j. b. Davis, Hight
stown, New Jersey, Rev. j. 8. Buchanan
Clarence, Iowa. Rev. g q Smith Pittsford
New York. Rev Joseph Beggs, Fall Church
Phila. Other testimonials from Senator's and
Governors. Judges. Congressman, Ply sicians
Ing these diseases. One Thousand dollars will
pc presented TO any medicine for same dis
eases showing equal merit under test, or that
can produce n az many living cures. Any per-
son sending by letter description OF affiiofion
Will receive gratis q legally signed guarantee
naming the number OF bottles to cure,
agreeing to refund money upon sworn state
ment OF Its failure to cure. Afflicted invited
TO write to DR.. Filter, Philadelphia His val
liable advice costs nothing.
CURfIs ANDERSON, Ashland, Iowa.
q. w. REYNOLDS, Agency City
w w. ENNIS. Ottumwa, Iowa.
r. BOYD, Eldon, Iowa.
mariSwly
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

SnsYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING.
the love and affections Of any person they
choose, instantly. This simple mental &C.
quiremsnt al can possees. free. by mail. for Is
tian Oracle. Dreams, Hints to Ladies'. a
queer book 100000 sold. Address r. WILL.
IAN CO., Publishers, Philadelphia.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20

z < IA &nn per day !! Agents wanted Al
Do " 0zO GLASSES OF working people OIL
either sex. young or old. make more money
ct work for a. in their spare moment. or eli
tree. Address g. HTIN9ON 4 CO., Portland,
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THIRTY YEARS. REMEDY!

RAessa>--,- sis-twY Ma,~as. Ss,ss.
iner Complaint, Flux. Chiidren's Teeth
ing, and the Great Preventive Of
----- AsEaslc Cholera.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-20
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
90 one of the most
eifectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. II has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
saantly growing rer
utation, based on its
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p. UTECHT,
ADotheoarv,

DRUGS AND FANCY GOODS.
Prescriptions carefully put . all hours
MARKET STREET, Posr-OFFlCE BLOCK
NovlSdkw. OTTUMWA, IOWA,
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sgwEss.-We repeated the other day the
remark of prominent Richmond, physician
that he would rather have case of small -, i
DOE in his dwelling-honse than such a con.
nection with the city sewers as is common IN
this city. We have now the testimony OF
Or. JosEpn J. HULI, Of New York city, to
the same effect. He says:
Is The escape of sewer gases is by no means
confined to one class Of dwellings, but Is
found as well among the wealthy as the poor.
| do not know that there is any one district
more, thoroughly exempted than another
| from! the influences of these gases. have
had notable Instances Of their effects in my
own practice; and every physician can say as
much. Prince Albert died of these poisons
| I'M Windsor Castle, and the example has
plenty Of fellows in New York. ] find many
| cases of scarlet fever among children which
| are greatly aggravated by these causes. Ty-
phoid, however, is their especial work. II
IS a diseaseaohieh is arondefJ1lly prevalent
on7onq the sreatthier ct0sses-tndeec, almost
| the one from ty7,ieh they. hGue most to Jeor,
and in, almost eoery, # not eoe':y, case at
arises from the escaping seDer gases aIo,!e.
There 10 no doubt that continual devitaliz-
| ing influence is exercised, setting aside cases
of recognized disease, by this constant out
break from the sewers" -
The decree that man shall hce by the
sweat of his brow has new illustration here.
In our anxiety teavoid whatever has the ap-
psarance of labor we have introduced die
ease into our dwellings. We avoid little
sweating Of our brows; but we do not avoid
death. We cannot circumyent the DEGREES
OF Providence. Let US, then, live in accord
ance with His laws :; sss.f .1. @2l
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THANks.-We are obliged to our young
friends Of ipnumerable institutions for, their
polite invitations to be present at their seye-
raj commandments and atsthe, proceedings
of their societies. Weshan endeayor to give
a GOOD account of these interesting events,
and rendering the young gentlemen all our
best wishes for the realization Of their bright
ast hopes, we congratulate them upon the
close of their years hard study. ,.f.!e.
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D.nw1x ASraacstzEb. 4-Generai ROGER A
,pnyoa poured out the Tials, Of his wrath
mon DAxwss sand1the, rest oftthe modern
athaisttc philosophers 'ia his beautiful and
e,od,erit address at oHampden' sydney CQl-
lego last week. i Is true bis address does gts
not; contain much solid argument, but; 4
does rccite facts which are worthy fof con
sidrstion and draw inferencest that are NOT
unvarranted BY them. Hs bids the causs Of
truth with his flaming rhetoric. .r i tsTs
and here comes mar whom the world
adrnires to furnish the solid arguments which
PsYoa did not giyeus. sAGAssIz, SO we learn
from the New York Tribune, ia, bis Twelfth
lecture at Cambridge, this season. "not vel
.a published, goes, a step further than we be-
"lieye he has hitherto advanced He mo,
g only exerts himself in the work of demoli.
!" ton, he builds up a'rampaft for his OWE
g side. He oferoa solution of the method
"and mystery of..creation and whateye, e.
else may be said, Of it., it must ct least b l'
/" regarded as the absolute antipodes Of ths
!" Darwinian theory" we shall let: on,
readers know what the new theory is when
WE get II into cur possession. hs.a;
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RaafsPECIAE ATTENTIoNyIS IN
yited to the SALE TOMORROW; 18th instant
upon the premises, by r. w. Grubbs, trustee, OF
the VALUABLE FARM known as WOOD
bourne" at Tunstall's depot, With the HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE STOCK,
ARMIEGiMPEEMEETS, &C., &C. II ri
See advertisement. tfif 4s,' as ~ asaif .srI ;.
ASPEGlAL TRAIN win leave the Richmond,
Cheszpeakeand York River Railroad Depot ny ~
O'Clock a. NJ, and return when the sale y oyer.
This Is good opportunity 70 buy fine farm WIN =
complete Quilt, IL p,1pr,s /. w;l,IJ.Ns
,et,1-n :, - - .Auctioneers,
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Bret Harte's last poem is scarcely sue.
cess. It reads Ikea imitation of Harte.-
Philadelphia Press
And very sorry imitation at that. We
don't think BRET, will write another "sHea-
then Chinee@ very soon. -. -.~:z.a.;
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.ai,I,a,,ESiTAL NOTICES.

| n-asTHE III a aN / FLgE NsEREsI.
LXTE JoHAD HoEspN TO
LIE HeSsn an ,AUcTt0N This AFTERNOON
|AT WCLoCK.- spscta1 atscfitfdn is called 70 the
a,s Of she foregoing residence admitted 81 all 10
be the most dealrable residence for 1arge family
ever offered before in fiis city. See advertisement
OF Messrs., Johu Wise, John II. Guy and g. U;
Wfliiams,a Commission under action head
. IL hit W. GoDDIN. Auctioneer
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DEATHS,

|; Died on the 10th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH
HUOkELMANN, in the !sixty-fourth year of her
age. - --,; - ,,, ..-,1,s f,,,:,
nesdayy MORNING at half.psst o'clock. from st
Marys Catholic church. Friends and: relatives of
the family are respectfully invited to attend
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MARRIAGES.

; Married, IN New York city, at the residence OF
the brides father, JUNG ~. 1s1s, by the Rev.Ds
Steen JOHN d. DAVIS, formerly of htchmond,
10 Miss SARAH A. WILEY of New : ork city,.
Petersburg papers please copy .....r, -,r =
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MEETINGS.

/ MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. 4 ;,
/ IHl bers OF RICHMOND RANDOLPH Xxx
LOUGE, No. 10, Will attend slated meeting wv
4 1T the Masonic Hall, 'PHIS EVENING at o clock.
/ Election Of officers will take place ,,,rt,
|! Members of sister lodges and visiting brethren
are invited to be present
|! BY order Of the W. ~ -, - &
lie IL lt& - -. ..5, Secretary.
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATEs,l
RICHMOND, VA, June q, 1873.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
ID SEMBLY approved April 81, 1873, 1t Is lawful
until the times for holding the terms OF their respe
tive courts shall be prescribed hy law, to h1 the
time for holding such terms. The terms OF the
Thirteenth and Fourteenth circuits have been fxeu
asfollows: zH1 p t.s' .a..-'{
-&g THIRTEENTH, CIRCUIT. a54t
RocKBRDGE CoUNTY.-1oth February, May, and
September. -4.a. r.-.s... ...u
AUGUSTA CoUNrY.-lst March, June. and octo-
Der. 2 '.f -. -
HIGHLAND CoUNrY.-1ath April, August, and
November. .:..s ....sr
BATH CoUNrY-2oth April, August, aud EoveIn-
Der. = 1.# GIf h# s''
lAtLEGHANY CouNTr.-25th april, August, and
FOURTEENTH CIRCUIT: I>.s
ROANOKE CotNTY.-First Monday In April, Au-
gust, and November. -. ~:
/ CRAIG CoUNTY.-Second Monday in April, Au-
gust, and November.
BoTEToURr CoUNTY.-Third Monday in April,
August, and November f-e Z,
FLOYD CoUNTY.-Fourtll Monday IN April, Au-
gust, aud November. i.
+ MONTGOMERY CoCNTY.-First Monday after
fourth Monday IN April, August, and November.
GILES COUNTY.-Second Monday after fourth
Monday In April, August, and November. :, = :;
- }. BELL BIGGER
Clerk of House of Delegates.
ie s.1ayt,r5Sw -..e-~--.e-
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fGsxraaL p.ron's ADpasss =
chs Inornins the elegant ana eoau 1|sg go
sress delivered last week G q.
pnyos, ESQ, before the soct OF s!e mn
81 Hampdsn sydney cotle: sis nsane-
al pnyos,s inimitabsh atyle. = BE has an Ia.
arhsnst,bIe vocabulary, and chocses There.
nom the saoss suitable and expressive words
VIII which to clothe bis thoughts. His ad. .
dress does not argue the queStiony he dis.
eusses In manner that would commend Y Z
to tho fact lowing, .Gradgrind, phsnops 3 s
seeking philosophers ostthe hours pus 2
excellent reading nevertheless .',sa' a n ,. "
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OFFICIAL.

s- OFFICE OF CITY SCP'T. OF SCHOOLS
!. .ss<s.... ..ssf sss 1901 CLAY STREET
.,., i, RICHMOND, Va, June IL, 1873. }
THE SCHOOL BOARD, WILL RE
4 CEIyE applications for positions as additional
principals and teachers IN the public schools OF the
city Of Richmond until July cd. :. -. Pc
Address applications to j: Z. BlNFOhD;
/ ie Ia etawfiy3 p. Superintendent Schools.
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CITY COLLECTORS OfFlCE,l
RICHMOND. VA, May 81, 1878. J :.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
'sf''"i L..'s RICHMOND. VA, May 81, 1873" =
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
i from O'Clock Am. to 8 o'clock r. III. from the
18TH DAY OF JUNE TO THE 10Th, inclusive, for
the purpose of receiving from, any person Charged
with CITY TAXES for the year 1878 the whole or
ten per cent. will be addict to the amount Of tax
charged In every where the party assessed shall
fall to pay the whole or one-haif within the time so
limited. To avoid crowd and pressure on the last
few days of the collection, the Collector would re-
spectfuly request all parties to call early In the time
specified, aud those having lists apd fnemorandums
TO leave Win DO so, that their bills may be selected
and receipts made out. -. - --5,...L b.. -. +
| il s-im JOHN +. REGEAULT, Collector.
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CFRlN LOTH1N & .-r.- ,...
~ ... .. AT
JULIUS KRAKElS's, THE CL9THIER,
No. 1917 MAIN STREET:
I have returned from the North Win "el-se-
lected stock of new style - 1900
Z l-r0I00 CASSIMERES AND CLOTHS,
which can make up III garments III the laest stse'
as am q practical cutter. "a. ....
Also. q large stock Of ,
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