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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06
Co.. LEGISLATIVE Nominees.

Tho Legislative Nominees
.ser . short period OF very cons'oelso'e
-, IN csnyaysing claims of asprants ior
49, Nominations for the Legislature the pfi-
,nsrv election Of Friday settled the ela'ter'
and on Saturday the Convention to make tue
,nm;nas;ons In accordance with the Will OF
the conservative voters met at the Exchange
Hote, and discharged their duty Their pro-
ceedipgs will be found in the local oep''s
men, Of this mornings Dspasoa.
Without entering into personal desa's' W.T.
very sincerely say that the ticket is one ",'n
which the Conservative party may oe sa''s.
sed-nay. of which it may be prouo- i. Is
one Of unusual strength for ability p,ao.sas
GOOD sense, and energy. we saa,l eh'. :.
heartily into the work OF electins II o'' II
,ossihie larger majority than has ocen
Given nv the Conservative party SINCE ITS
formation.
We ,,ant harmony 10 the ranks-a ankins
of personal csnsideratons-the offerng up
of nriya.e feelings upon the altar of the city
and s,a,e-and the devotion OF ooth ID.
aueuce and effort to the cause of ehat party
which Is absolutely defending the State from
incompetency, faith!essness, and oaroarism'
For ourselves, we say frankly that We
sometimes don't like things 50 wei
and find ourselves grumbling and relsps'ns
into apathy, We rise up, ind with hanc:
driven 10 the bottom Of pockets we stree
ont and take look at the "buzzird roost.
THAT'S enough. We come back full OF ere
and. like bauIky horse that has bad hl
nostriIs filed with mud, We absolutely TUT
Dp-hill in our zeal for conservatism ana en
country.
Indeed, we think tia bad thing for an IN
4e,i;gent gentleman, anxious to'DresorVe th'
order and security Of the State anu pse o'g
nitv Of her gounscls, to be engaged IN pro
noting discard In the party that opposes IL
whole cover to the enemy. Upon that part!
we relS-uponit We fix our hopes. We kno"
that il It fails the plunderer ana fne oaroa
r;an will enter the door, aud Virginia al once
,yanes in dignity, her interests decline. mis-
ru,e * exalted, confidence and nope ass
nut to digit and security and peace are shav
eriDg in fear.
Now, no man who helps on discora u
such party properly considers his obe'sa
4ions to bi. country. Let us, then, foa;ge
osnbicAeripgs and jeateusies, aud persona
tll.feelipg, and unite heart and hand IN ah'
fight for our dear old mother FirsFo'a'
remembering that it Is only those who car
make sacrifices for her when the exsses1oy
comes that deserve her love and Faos'
honors which are the highest reWaasS aba'
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ThesSQuthpr Pacific Raih@ad.

A correspondent under the signature 'ol
" Chesapeake" places Senator JOHNSTON ina
dilemma. In opposing the Texas Pacific
railroad Selator JGsNsToN makes the diff
Guilty OF constructing bridge across the
Mississippi river at memphis serious chico
fion to the road. ;Iudeed, he shoEsthat it is
next to impossible to build bridge thase al
all. Yet he declares that he would lbe ir
favor Of q trksy>SoutherC Pacific lice, as IL il
were easier 10 build bridge there ,far &
S'truly southesn lipe', tSan it would he ae
build one for q line to which he Objects.
II the difficulty Of huilaing bridge ,sf
Memphis is good reascn for opposing
the Texas Pacific road I'VE cannot see how
thesenator is toayoid the same difficulty in the
way of truly southern line. :" Chesapeake
suggests looping T all norlSsrn connecting
lines; or he might build a WaE on the north
side of the road to force it to be a " truay
southern line" But 4 Chesapeake" shoVs
that votes could not he ca pectai,srom north
ern congressman for snch line. Nor could
northern votes be aapssled fes . scheme
placing the road in the hands of several
southern governors, with a southern presi-
dent to administer snd direct its srairs-a
scheme talked Of, strange to say, by very re-
spectacle people, notwithstanding Its folly
and utter inpracticability.
Could there be anything mope absurd4 A
small party objects to scaeme alleged to be
northern IN dts character add organizations,
and proposes in Aleu- Of il another that is ex-
clusively southern. Would Congress yotei
for any such scbaae?
The Texas Pacific line is located entirely
within command of southern enterprise.
II the South don't share in its business it
will be the serious fault of the South, and
will prove its incompesency to build the road |
and the utter folly of asking that the euter-
prise be handed over to the South.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-Ibe stated ~
;1HnS S2n M ian viii take place THIS/VN
EVENING at O'Clock at Masonic halI, on atndnyc
dfh Street Ali Master masops n 5000 rds st8 wv
are fra,ernalIy invited to attend ~ ocretsrv
T1HE MEMBERS OF ST. Al SgEsM
l. BANS ROYAL ARCH CHAttEhJi SEAEz
c" con Of their Chapter at st. Adams o.
Hall This (hiondly) EVENING, September OH
All r. a. Masons in good standing arc Invited tc
GO fI ~ s. b. JACOBS, Secretary.
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FRANKLIN CousTY.-Thc nomination OF
PETER 1Arpsros, Jr., for the Senate oS Tue
Conservatives in Franklia county seems 70
piye general satisfaction. Our old Ii'enu
p .rrsnsoN was not q candidate. Coionel
uA,Rsroy was gallant officer In the lale
civil war. He was in the frat Manassas anu
was severely wounded at Williamsburg.
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Chicago Water. Works.
DASyILLE. Va. September 3d is

UANVILLE, VA, September Sd, 1916
Editors Richmond Dispatch:
In your excellent editorial of to-day on
" Water.supply for Cities" we notice some
mistakes in reference. TO That worlds WON
der, the water.supply system Of Chicago.
You state that "at Lhe shore.end of the tun-
Del the water Ia pumped into reservoir"
which is q mistake. At the shore.end the
water is pumped ~ 40 iron column or pine
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INFERNO AND ALL-WOOL
NDE r w E 4 Z.

LADIEo' MERlNO aud ALL-WOOL VESTS and
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GESTLEMEN'S MERINO and ALL-W DOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CHlLDSEN'S MERINO and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities
LADIES, GESTLEMFN'S, and CHILDREN's
MERINU and ALL-WOOL Hose and HALF
HOSE.
Weare now receiving our fall stock Of the above
goocs, to which We invite the attention OF our
friends aud the public generally, and guarantee
saving of 25 per cent. by buy Ing OF us.
COURTNEY & POWELL, 81 s Broad street.
SC Ism between Eighth and Ninth.
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Tag HENRY RAILEoAD.-DanYille IL to
vote ON the 1lth instant upon the question
OF subscribing 100000 to the Henry rail-
road. The friends Of this work expect to
continue it westward 10 Bristol. There is
smart enthusiasm about it Ia both Dapyjlle
and Henry county,
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RICHMOND AND rETERSECEGI
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND rETERSHCEGI
RAILROAD COMPANY. ,
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1875 train'
~ on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICBMOSD SOUTH.
5:10 A. b., THROUGH MAIL daily except sus'
day., connecting for all points s9u1
and West. Sleepiug-car sttacbe'L
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily (eAcfRtsE.'
cay), with coach attached Tor fepis'
burg and stations on The SoutHsi9e
road, Lynctburg, and the West.
las 2. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, conneclh4
for all points South and West. Ps-
sengers taking this trash VII H Ia.
close connection at Petersburg !"
Norfolk. 49,,
500 P. n, FREIGHT daily Except Sun'sh
with coach attached.
LEAVE PkTkRSBu KG NORTH ,.
7:30 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, teree"
Sunday with coach atttched. ,.
1O:40 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily conneee-d
with Richmond. Frederick onrt s ass
Potomac railroad for 81 poluls -"
6:0OP. NJ. FREIGHT daily iexceut sultiyh
coach attached.
1856 P. H., THROUGH MAIL daily le1c,psesaT'
day). connecting with Rlchnoh.
Fredericksburg snd Potomac ,a iIs.
for ali points East and West. fpai s -
Sleeper attached. running arousa ~
Baltimore. Also making cloer SpI
necti0u with the Chesapeake ana o -
raIiroad for the Virginia SPRINGS Az
points North and West o,.s
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between nv
nond and Petersburg except * Chester; ,t lave
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad WIZ Co I'll
leave Chester at gao r. ~ dali! except sGn In
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII sA'' '''-
nv 90 4. SHAW. Superintendent!
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EXCURSIONS.

Round.trip tickets including beard at the Hygeia
Hotel, Old Point, from Saturday afternoon until
Monday mornIng, for FIVE DOLLARS only.
On SATURDAY, September 1lth,a " O'Clock
A. NJ. the elegant steamer JOHN S1LVEsIr Il
will leave Richmond on an excursion trip 10 Inc
above named places, and return Monday AFTERNOON
September 18Th.
Round-trip ticke.s, including board at Oid foin'
as above, $5.
Tickets on sale on steamer. Sc o'ot
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A NDROsCOGG1 FRUIT.OF-THE-
IA LOOM, and ROCKDALE BLEACHED
COTTON. 1916;
DAFOL BLEACHED COTTON, lac:
WAMSUTTA BLEACHEO COTTON, 15c.;
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, 1916;
BROWN COTTON, 81, 8 10, and l2kc.;
CALlCOES, 81, 81 and 10c.;
sHEETtNGS, TICkINGS, FLANNELS, BLAN-
KETS, Q 1L1S. &C.;
Elegant ana handsome lot Of SASH-RIBBONS
just received;
Choice lot of French and English CASSIMERES,
for carly fall. just received;
BLACK ALPACAS from csc. TO 81, which we
would Ike TO compare with anything in the
market;
The best CORSET for sec. In the market;
CORSETS at all prices;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, 35c.;
KNITTING YARNS, all qualities.
We Invite special attention to our LINEN-BO-
som SHIFT at $3.50 worth 81.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
Sl5 Broad street, between
sc Ism Eighth and Ninth.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

WALKER LIGHT GUARD. COM. &
w PANY "B,~ FIRST REGIMENT viz
GINA VuLUNTEERS.-As Assemble at your VI
armor,, Ola Main street, THIS tMonuav IL
EVENING at s O'Clock for business.
10y o'o1i "a WI BURGESS,
soe1t* Orderly Sergeant.
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n DECAYED TEETH.-We have
prepared after consultation with some of our
best dentists, a CARBuLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
cAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts as
complete diSinttctdnt 10 the odor caused by de-
Layed teeth, and Is very pleasant to the smell and
TASTE Sold In bottles 50 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE i BAKER, Pharmacists,
felO 919 Main street
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO

On and after July 3Ist The ACCOMNon Anu,
TRA1N leaving Richmond AZ 3:3Op n mrriVS
SATURDAYS run TO STACN1UN, r.tnrpin n %
Monnays. '4'"'nS %
kcund.trtp tickets are on sale 10 all the ..,,,,-
for this train. hey are good 10 Ic'utn Iron, Scsi
ton by tuesdays Eight-tra In, and from nt> .alH.
tlons by Tuesdays Oay.rrain '''f' ia.
CONWAY z. HOWARD
General Passenger and Freight So,
W. NJ ;. DUNN, Engineer and Superintrrd.r,'' .
TRANSFORMATION. s ~ q
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M L. K. PRICE Il co.
DRY GOODS.
EALL TRADE-1STj.
A. l.. Elicit & co.

have removed to their new warcro0mS, Nos / d
IL, and II Il wei fiji street. between Main and Cary
streets. Richmond, Va, where they are now pre-
pal eli to offer to the merchants of lir South an en-
iirely new ard fresh stock Of STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS AND N0rIONS-the largest
they have ever off red-all bought at the very lowest
prices which have prevailed the past few months
Their stock embraces every variety suited to the
southern trade selected with great care from manu-
facturers and thcir agents. We ask the merchants
of the South to an examination OF our stock, fully
assured that we can satisfy any who will give US
fair chance that they can do as well In the Rlch'
mond marker as any other In this country ~
Sc S-ie0d2 swim A. l.. ELLETT < ".
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RICIIMOSD AND DASr!LLE RAILROAD C0Yr'YJ
tFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. May 30,ls7j
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAly 80
- l.-CHARLOTTE EXPRESS. We-lva.d-Ie.y.,
Richmond at 5:CS A. 81: leav.. Ernkcyille !,
1856 a. NJ: leaves Dupdce 4, ia Z. NJ: lac:
L. NJ: leaves salisbury Al GIG z. W.; atry,s i:
Chariot III SAB =. NJ.
TRAIN NO. NEW YORK AND Ng1 Ug.
LEANS Express. Eastward leay.s Ihsrnf,s :,
5:45 A. NJ; leaves ART Junction 81 6:a0 A.
NJ: leaves Salisbury at S:3i a. NJ; lr1YcsGrt.s.
boro' al 1855 p. H.; leaves DanT!i.C al lllE
NJ: leaves Dundee al LEO z. NJ: leaves 3lrk.
vile al 07P. NJ; arrives al Richmond al SAT
TRAIN No. 3.-TnnorGu MAIL-SEw Y0ay
FOR THE SOUTIi- Leaves Richmond x l:is 7. ";
leaves Burkevi!, al Asp +. NJ; leave, Duut,e Il
1898 2. NJ; leave Danyillc at iO39 p. "
leaves Greensboro al 2:45 A: NJ: lcrves sallgN
ut 5:27 A. NJ: leaves Airline Junction :, 7;j
A: NJ: arrives al Charlotcat s:22 A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 4.-THRoCGH MALL Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:I5 p. NJ. lca,e, >ali.'ary
at 1888 p. NJ: leaves Greensboro al 3 4. NJ
leaves Danville at 6:(S A. NJ: leaves puniee a.
6:lS 4. M: leaves Burkeyille at 1888 A. ";
arrives a. Richmond at 2:22 p. ".
TRAIN No. 5.-LYSCHBURG hCC1HN1pATl
Westward-Leave; Richmond at l0:20 !. ~: ar.
rivcs a: Rurkeyile AT :0j +. " leave, Burs, sle
al 1:2C Z, NJ: arrives ut Lynchbura al i2t 7. NJ
TRAIN No. 6.-BURKEvlLLE ACCOMMODATION.
Eastward Leaves Bprke vile al 4:i3 A. H.: A..
ryes at Richmond nj e:o5 A. n.
Train No. 2 connects 1t Richmond With The
Chesapeake and ohio I'll ilrosd.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect al Greensboro VIII
trains Ia and from Raleigh and G"ldsb"ro
All through trains connect at Richmond and DUE.
dec with trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, VIZ.
eina Midland and Great Southern railroad, 10 and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia. and
New York.
Trains Nos. and 4 connect at Richmond VIII
the Richmond, York River and Chcslpt7ts. RaI'
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and essen
points.
Trains Nos. and2 conrer. At Charlotte viii
trains on the Atlanta and Rlchm nd AIRLINE FaA
road 10 and from GreeuYille. Atanra. MONTGOMERY
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and al! southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. and connect al Charlotte Win
the Charlotte, Columbia ard i ilan'a railroad 10.
Columbia, Augusta, Sarannah, Tallahassee, ana al
southern points.
Train No. connects ut Burkcvilie with me Al
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lincf
burg, Chattanooga, and all Southwestern loinL.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and sour "e:'e's
points, and DaQpana checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to Ne"orIah.,
PHllman paIace-cars through from New Oreshs
to New York. T. NJ. K. TALCOlI.
Engineer AMI SUPPLEMENTARY.
W. T. WEST. Master Of Trains. my29
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ONE-THOUSAND-MILE JACKETS
for general travel good until used, and available Tor
families or parties, are now on sale at $50 each nj
the ger eral rcket-ofice in Richmond, or they may
be ordered through any ticket agent along the line
or tho road, CONWAY X. HOWARD,
an o7N.W. SF3w General Ticket Agent.
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RICHMOND, YORK hIyEE AM tHE>AfEAA'
RAILROAD tOMpASI,
OFFICE OF THE SUPPLEMENTARY.
RICHMOND, VA, Nay 10, 1917
NGE OF SCH X ID l LIZ.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Foint pA'IIt.
at A ~, arriving ut richmond At - u ,o W.,
leave Richmond at L. NJ, arriving Al me''
al 5P. NJ. .,,.,,ers FROM
Trains connect at West Point with stesnisfs:,s
baltimore and all eastern points on WEI, u',h
DAYS FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, abG ;" 49,,
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern po, Ns "N
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and Fhlpais 90
Fare 10 baltimore. ............'. .'''''''' 20
Fare 10 Washington ...............'''''.''" so
Fare 10 Philadelphia. ...u.......'.'''''''' 10 SO
THROUGH Fkklt ut TRAINS lesT n, Ri.Ias snd
at $50 A. d. OH WEDNESDAY. fni ,,,fa.mer,,
SUNDAY, connecting al Yves, Point wan sieaI ssyt
and Geiiyering freight 10 Baldmcse eaIi' S' -.
morning; returning, leave West ~ ~ a,rset.ps
irving at Richmond 3. 5:2S Z. NJ. ana cohhs,nana
with the Through Freight Trsins on TOE N.Y.
and DanyIle rairosd for all southern poiht. ,s,-
Local FREIGHT TRAiSs, Win pa n on
coach attached leave Ricnmoad NJ o:SS , o.
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. ahe $4,000 .SS Al
and leave West Poin, fer Richmond saips - Il
II: US A. 81, ar, living AZ Richmond 81 S:oo
The management takes pleasure 10 ALL L. Inc
10 the travelling public and shippers ~. vi. yrst
steamers of this line, between bsi'lnote snnnr,u.h
manner for III. accommodation OF passsne>
Travellers taking this line arrive ID ba nno 70.
I'm amn,e lime to connect with tile ra'i hbe IN
phiiadsiphia, New fors, Boston, an" al
and western points. ,,.,,,,.h NJ
Freights viii be given the utmost a's late",,ih.
transfers ut Richmond Of freish,s 70 on itoa
ern points. II. y. DODGLAsS..snpetin.'rns II
w. n. BRAGG. Master Ira sportat'oa. IA. ~
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ALASKA POWDER--best 'prepara,s,D oi
/ ~ I'm use for cleaning metal. washing rahI ,n.
&c. To lovseseepers L L partleses1mslts, tfs.
msaded by CtRlsslAS y "' aas,.l.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAlLRoAD,|
PASSENGER DEPARTMENE, {
RICHMOND, VA, August 20, 1872
CHESAPEAKE AND
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DARE CHANCE.-A newly and hsnd-
IL somcIy fitted up DRUGSTORE, having The
best stand In i've and rapidly growing country town
of g. 90 Inhabitants. two railroads 10 the place ana
two more under contract The town Is thrifty
one and The county l. the hest In the Stale. The
store has every convenience, and oilers rare
chance 10 an enterprisi"g druggist.
HarrsOnburp, Va. sc al"
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BUSINESS CHANCES

business FOR SALE.
n es,,h,isbcd BAKERY BCSINESs-onc of the
oldest and best loca ed In the city. Apply to
RICHaRDSON & CO..
.oa1w lib Main street.
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DOR SALE-BUSINESS CHANCE.

FOR SALE-BUSINESS CHANCE.
A gentleman going 10 Europe desires to sell out
his business in Manchester which IS quite profa-
BILE and requires from $4,000 to $4,000 in cash.
An active. cn,erprisirg mau can secure good. 1--we
business by application 10 the undersigned, who
will treat ccnentially with parties desiring to i'll
vest. Business IS light ard agreeable.
FRANK ID. HILL.
Real Estate Agent and ARCt onetr.
sel.5t No. HOS Main street
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I sPECIAL NOTICES.

MET. GREAT BARGAINS IN WHITE,
RED, and GRAY FLANNELS at ,,
1000 yards remnants VELvETINtS at great
sacrifice au 90
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ME- KID and BUCK GAUNTLETS
ut Use. at STYLE y d a. 90
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wA LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTIC
GOODS of the best brar DIS at the lowest prices
ut SYCLE BRUTHEnS'.
Q, 600 wards remnants Of IRISH LINENS at about
one half OF their value. au 20
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The Lynchburg Republican takes up
rather surprising sentence in an editorial Of
the Bristol Ners, and comments upon it
fairly and properly. We make an extract
below from what the RepuGlican says:
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~ CAMBRIA EDGING and INSERT
INGS from &C. up TO 81 per Yard at
az % SYCLE BROTHERS..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-09-01
PERSONAL.

20. w. Mead, General Manager N. p.
r. r., arrived early last week, and has
spent several days in our young city.
Gen. Terry, Col. Barr, Judge Advos
cate, and Major Hughes, U.s. A., ar.
rived from ST. Paul Tuesday evening of
last week.
Among prominent arrivals since our
last issue are, Judge j., +. Brooks, of
Salem, Ohio, Judge VIM. White, Of the
Supreme Bench, Springfield, Ohio, and
Edward n. Brooks, Of Springfield, Mass.
These gentlemen are pleased with the
appearance Of our section, and are
cleaning much information Of it's ad-
vantages and resources. s.tgr
D. M. G. Murphy, of St. Paul, has
been in town for few days. E
w. W. Bill returned to Bismarck
from the busy scene of his up river con-
tracts on Friday. a
G. Hobart, Of Brainerd, a brother of
@. F. Hobart, our fellow townsman, has
been visiting US for few days past.
Geo. Bridges returned on the steamer
Mead Thursday. At Carroll he saw
Marshall, Hollowbush and Ed. Hackett,
jr., all Of whom are doing nicely.
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"PH1L1P, ,''said Mrs. Sheridan yester.
day, ''go over to Mr.. Hooligan's gro
Gerry and purchase some Of those straw
berries Philip gave vent to long,
low whistle and remarked after mo.
ment, "Oh! my dear, will it not be bet.
ter to send the servant2" "Certainly
not" said, Mrs. Sheridan promptly,
you are an excellant judge Of straw
berries and the servants are not. And
besides, I think it best for us to do oil
the marketing" "But, my DEAR" pre-
sisted Philip, ri pay the servants to do
this sort ofthing, and when WAS in
the arm. . ..Now, sir," interrupted
Mrs. Sheridan, sharply, I'VE may as we'll
understand each other at once, believe
the war is ended and the necessary
clasplng across the bloody chasm
has been accomplished. / do not wish
to hear anything further about the war !.
This is an era Of peace, and I'll have
peace on the subject if have to read
the riot act here in my own house.
Now then, will you get those strawber-
ries?" The little Lieutenant thrust his
hands deep into his pockets, fingered >
moment, turned on his heel and walked
slowly to the grocery, merely remarking
in ! low voice. '.ill this is Keeping
house, is itf Now when I was on the
tented field He stopped suddenly,
and looked back over his shoulder, and,
reaching the grocery ct the same mo.
ment, the sentence WAS not completo1h
-R0lAester CAronjele.