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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30
AMlJsEMENTS.
RICHMoND THEATRE.
THE WORLDS NOVELTY,
commencing MONDAY, Octob.r 4th.
AMUsEM ENTS.

Debut In Richmond Of j. F. ZimmermanS
MEXICAN JUVENILE OPERA COAlPANf.
This wonderful organization comprises
SESoRIrA CARMoN UNDA Y MORON,
Prima Donna (eight years old)
GUADALUPE USDA Y MORON. I'm,
Prima Donna tsiX years old},
Also, THIRTY CHILDREN Of extraordinary
+. talent.
FULL CHORUS and GRAND ORCHESTRA.
MONDAY aud TgBSDAY EVENINGS,
GRAND DUCHESS;
WEDNESDAY, and TnURSDAY EVENINGS.
ROBINSON CRUSOE.
Fr,ts,y-beneit of Carmon Moron-the beautiful
sentimental opera MARINA. ,
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE Saturday 1T z
O'Clock. ., --
Saturday evening. EAST PERFORMANCE.
Popular theatre prices: Admission. 10, 6Vi aihe
o5e reserved seals, 81. Sale of seats commences
Fl iday. October 1st. ab A. d., at Wyaits M9s<
Emporium. - : -.
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LEVY BROTHERS store is closed to-day.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

*a*The day previous 10 those marked Is also
observed as New Moon.
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,T,0R RENT. "A VERY DESlRABLEl
PLACE on the Brook turnpike .ihrss quar- ,ss,
u - VI I' nja nnt builGtpgs Including those nssd
h9 ats tn,chsr: SIXTEEN FIN LAM,: nn,,
Ssul,.treos &c. VIII DC d!siafa npPrRsga.p NJ
ga - os.s, Real Estate Auc.ioneer and Aksa.. =
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>LpTEMRER so, 1870.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

A Mississippi boatman with i'm
mense feet, stopping at a pubic house
on the levee. asked the porter for a
b,o,jscS to pub off his boots. The
colorcsd gentleman. after examining
the strangers feet, broke Gu. as fol-
lows:
mo jack here big huff for dem
feeta Jsckass couldn't pull 'em of.
uassa. without farctring the Lee. Yus
better 20 back about three miles to
De forks in de road aad pssl 'e1n OF
6ar.
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rs there any person you wish me
TO marry ?" said q wife to a dying
spouse who had been somewhat of a
tyrsn. in his day.
Marry the devil, il you ike" IVES
the reply.
mol thank you, my dear, one
husband Of the same family j. enough
for me-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

e IA E00 per day. Aeenfs wansel. Al
~ w. .iaeAs of working people Of
h,th exee. yeuax AID "a mxkem ose monsy
q .Ork for ~. in their cwa localities. daring
anything else. We ofsr enplnyuent that
NH pay Handsomely for ere > hours ve.k.
Full Pafticlt1s1. term. ke-. seat free. send
NJ yoaf a4dress - ~ NJ delay. Now
elesuhers. mil ~ Aase learned yA.t 90
e1e1. g. sriasoB ! Co. PostlA1A. Maine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

An lsdsana msn bet SO that he
es.I; ride the ay-uheel in = saw-mill,
- . his widow paid the bet she re
nsrkea: Wiilissn uas . kind hus-
lhnR Ass ne didn't know puch about
bsuked"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

The girls attending s seminary in
Illinois set two chickens fighting in
their room last Sunday. Bets on the
result ran high, and at the conclusion
Of TIE CONTEST the winning maiden was
..better" By a gold watch, a pair of
silk stockings, a French corset, two
rolls Of false hair, a patent hustle, and
q beautiful book-maik with Christ
Our Guide worked on it in color d
silk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
The Valley County Herald

The Valley County Herald says
"Whilc Buckshot was out hunting
yesterday he sat down upon the
ground near a coyotes hole. He had
not been there long before a huge
grasshopper poked his head and half
of his body out of the hoe, and mild.
~ asked what day of the month it
was. Upon being told, he sighed
and said. mot q dlrned groen thing
yet" Give US a chaw Of your to-
bacco. lie took the tobacco in his
lean fccier, turned it over once or
twice and then bit out a quarter
section and vanished mutfering
something about the mouth Of
juno.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

A man whose wife hung herself in
his presence. on being asked Why he
did not prevent the tragedy. replied !:
81 cat her down three times last week.
ard can't be always cutting her
dorm"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
Scrap Books.

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1t is surprising how little attention
is given by the majority of people to
the cultivation of flowers. 1t is the
more surpri-ing. when We consider
how slmo.t universal is the admiration
which tn y call forth. One eau hard
ly pass through the streets with a
little boquet, or even a single flower,
without at once becoming the Object
Of attraction. We never see one ad-
miing a beautiful flower without
feeling, that through that flower. that
person is approaching nearer the
Great Givcr.
Those who can afford the attention
and necessary expense, may cultivate
the rare eqotics of other chimes. But
oil, who have a few spare feet of soil
exposed TO the Sun, with 4 little care,
may during the winter and summer,
have plenty Of flowers. In the country
the householder is inexrusable who
has not his flower beds and his rose
bushes, his li'acs and his crcepcrs.
And there are scarcely any, ever Of
the re idents in cities, who may not
cultivate a few blooming plants and
roses 10 their gardens.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31
TIE SORROWS OF LIE.

Mrny o volume has been written
shout the love Of mothers, its enthu.i
asm Of hope and fancy. its alterations
Of the unworthy, its agony for the lost;
bot ! do not remember that any one
has vcntured TO touch upon o sill
more terrible view Of the subject, viz:
the disappointment with which q
woman of high ASPIRATIONS, noble gen.
erosi,ies, and perhaps an unwarrant-
able personal pride. all intensified by
the homely circumstances Of life
around hcr-sometimes looks upon
the absolutely common place people
whom she has brought into the world.
She, too, has had her dreams about
them While tley were children, and
oil things seemed possiblc-while they
we're youth. with still some grace and
freshness Of the morning yelling their
uBherOic outlines. But a woman of
seventy eau cherish 10 fond decisions
about her miid'e-aged sons and
daughters wis are, to all intents and
purposes, as old as she Is. What a
dismal sense Of failure must come into
such 4 woman 5 heart as she looks at
them: Perhaps this is one reason
why grand fathers and grand mothers
throw themselves so eagerly into the
Dew generations, by means of which
human nature can always 70 on dec:iy-
i.g Itself. What a difference between
the ordinary man or woman Of fifty,
and that ideal creature which he, or
she, appeared to the mothers eyes at
fifteen! The old people gaze and
gaze to see our former youthful fea-
tures in u and who can express the
blank Of that disappointment, the
cruel notifications Of those old hopes
which never :ind expression in words?
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-31

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The peculiar features Of II. Niciiss. which
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OLDEST DRUG STURE IN
r. f u CLIO II u,
Opposite s. GsrJer d Co.
Drugs, Oils, Pat
ent Medicines,
STATIONERY.
Also q c: dice variety Of
FAMILY RI
Constantly on hand.
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se'res that you can do no letter in
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

In searching for items Of interest this week
we called at the millinery rooms of Mrs. 0Meara
on La Sale street, and looked through her large
stock of spring and summer styles of hats.
We found her room literally crammed with all
sizes, shapes and colors Of hats and trimmed in
all manner of ways. The sun hat for 1875, to our
notion, is by far the most sensible style adopted
for many years. But why pass an opinion upon
her stock? Our fashionable ladies well know
that her rooms are the very emporium Of late
styles, SO we will simply speak OF prices.
We found nicely trimmed hats at from 50cents
upward and everything else in proportion. To
enumerate the prices on all the different grades
of goods would be too lengthy task, conse.
quenty we will condense by saying that in our
opinion she has the cheapest stock in the city or
county, and with such competent trimmers
as she keeps in her employ and selling goods
at the prices she does, we do not wonder that
her establishment ranks as the most fashionable
in the city.
We might 90 on through half column giving
our views upon matters concerning her parlors,
but feeling assured that the ladies will be sure
to call and see her before selecting their spring
goods, we forbear writing more.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

The entertainment given by some Of oui
young people on Friday evening of last week
was in every respect decided success. The
charades was of very pleasing and interesting
character, while the singing and instr umental
music by Miss Munger, Miss Pratt, Miss ia cobs
Miss Jones and Mr. 4. Jacobs, was received with
due merit Thetableaux, under the able rnan.
agemcnt Of Mrs. Pratt and Mrs Megatfin, were
executed with great care, and brought forth
cheer after cheer by the audience. Mr.. W. +.
Bowman, our A No. | Photographer, was on hand,
and with his very efficient assistants, attended
to the colored lights, assisted the players and
made themselves generally useful. The audience
was highly pleased and with the exception Of
the delay between acts, pronounce it far supe.
rior to any entertainment OF that character ever
given III this city. Prof. Harrison, who was ex
pected TO be there, WAS detained O. on account
of the non.arriyal Of freight train from strestor
with some pieces OF music.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
= Cool Reception.

On Thursday afternoon, in reply 10 al invita-
, ton from that prince of caterers, Henry Wal
thcr, ana with a body. guard of half score OF
typos, we visited his palastal restaurant on
Madison -. and partook OF his choicest hospi
tali,y. or the perfec,ness Of his establishment
our citizens well know, but for the Information
of our readers who occasionally visit bur city
and desire 10 Gas well as eat) the best of eve
rything WI will attempts brief description. His
building is in size 10 by IS feet arranged in front
as fruit and confectionery store furnished with
marble counters and shelving Of the most mod
ern style. In the rear of the store is the gener'
al ice cream room carpeted with Brussels and
furnished with marble top tables and elegant
furniture. The walls and ceiling are beautifully
frescoed and ornamented with oil paintings, mir
rors and plaster representations Of fruits and
flowers.
The second story is finished and furnished in
ladies' private parlors in as complete and elegant
a manner as any OF the ladies' parlors in the lar.
ger cities.
The spriEg opening Of this establishment has
been looked for with more than ordinary interest,
and on Thursday afternoon and evening the at
tendance was large.
The day was an unpropltious one, heiug rainy
and cold all the forenoon, yet with the coming
of sunshine at midday came hosts of friends
and patrons to extend their congratulations to
Henry and behold the magnitude of his rcfur
nished palace.
We trust that with the coming of warm wealth
err Mr.. Walther may regain his health and vigor,
that he may enjoy prosperous season and that
we may be permitted to greet him on many more
opening days as full Of gentlcmanly courtesy as
on Thursday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
Ottawa for Sale. Who'll Give the LEAST

OF course the city council must second the
efforts of the Mayor in these efforts; jobbers OF
every kind should be crushed out, and the
business Of the city done on the same prin-
ciple as private business is done-letting Jobs
and contracts to those who will do them at the
lowest. -Repub,icaB.
Nast, eh! The above advice coming from
blonde" just at this time is refreshing to the
council. Why not be frank and tell the alder
men of Ottawa that you must have the city
printing
II our recollection serves us right, must CON-
mittee waited on the council nearly a year ago
and told Its members they must raise the liquor
license. Following the sublime rhetoric of the
Pee We the important positions Of city collec'
tor and treasurer should be put up at mock aut.
ton, and if Buffalo Rock Giant or the ghost Of
Cullens cat would take the Office for a less sum
Of money than our present efficient officers. why
of course the mayor and council must succumb
to the behest Of boss Cullen.
Our opinion is that the council will second
and support any measure OF the mayor tending
to economy or looking to liquidation Of the
city debt. At least such has been the course fol,
lowed during the year past, but We doubt wheth
or the must of the Pee Wee will whip them into
meek and lowly submission to its commands
When you are elected municipal dictator it will
be time enough for you 10 take command. neigh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
Eureka.

WhGr YOU see crowds coming out with such
elegant styles in bonncts and hats-geauine
French chip and Leghorn--you may safely ar
rive at the conclusion that that's the place To
buy. We have something more than six or
eight hats and a half dozen punches of flowers
en exhibition. The ladies are bound to 20 where
they can find an assortment, and get gOoi, as they
are represented. We have Just now the largest
and most elegant assortment of hats bonnets
and flowers ever exhibited in Ottawa. Genuine
French .folrers lrd,TdHted and are now offering
them less than any shop in the city can buy
them at wholesale. \ job lot Of fancy goods
Just opened and very cheap. Bear /" mjad zoe jag
OF, goods for Gosh erclndre'g and can sell for less
than those who buy on credit. Seeing is believ-
ing. Come and see them, at Lows millinery and
variety store
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
HOME MATTERS.


Vt T.. VI. last Sunday dcnsc cloud OF
black smoke caused an alarm of fire to be sound
ed. 1t proved to be the burning OF the barns
Of VIM. Thomas and Warren Moore in East OF
lava.
The fire department responded in remarkably
good time and did very effective service. 1t
was the remark Of many that they never saw a
department work with more promptness, and at
the same time DO so little damage TO TIE prem
ises. To Chief Wolf and Assistant Using, great
credit is due as both took particular pains that
The force should destroy nothing.
For time it seemed as if the flames were bent
on destroying the residence of Messrs. Thomas
and llapeman, but by valiant fight on the part
OF the citizens, the building WAS saved, but bad
ly scorched and blstered
The loss sustained is estimated rs follows
Vim. Thomas, barn and contents, 1880; Warren
Moore, barn, $500; total loss $4,000, exclusive OF
the damage done to Mr.. Thomas house. No in
,urance.
The origin of the fire supposed TO have been
the building of bon fires at or near the river
bank.
IN another column we publish card from
Messrs, Thomas and Hapenan expressive of
their gratitude TO the ilrcmcn and citizens who
50 nobly assisted them in their hour of danger.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
DfeD.

On The bh inst at home the Wade farm ttawa
MARY ROBERTS. wife OF Thomas Roberts.
on GS ea Ms MARY ali E9i vie Vi Of S
Walker; aged ii years.
At her residence in Ottawa on Monday, between and
aged nearly IS years.
AT Marseies. La Sale county Ill., on the 10Th inst Nrs
JANET McARTHUR RYBURN.
So ends the earthly life OF one who to AN uncommon de-
gree, was Wise patient cearinded and strong oil spirit
Born In Scotland In Ayrshire but few miles from where
Burns lived and sung she had by the strength
fastness and accuracy OF the Scottish character.
In 1917! at the age OF nineteen she married Thomas y
burn, who survives her and the year came 10 this
country with husband and fathers family among whom
her brother Dr. Macarthur who so widely known in
this community Her fst home here In Aurora where
she became member the Congregational Church Aiew
years aterward she moved with her husband this city,
where they lived many years. She was member Pym
ouh Church up to the time 1t united with list Congrega
tional Church. although short time before that event she
removed 20 Marsecs where her husband had gone into
business.
For the last nineteen years OF her life she invalid
often shaking almost to the graves mouth. then Iaying
and becoming strong enough TO enjoy the society OF her
friends She became used the thought CT DEATH and her
mind often dwelt the great themes Of religion But yet
there was no goonness in her manner bat rather gentle
gravity, which attracted those who knew her.
She able during all the years OF her illness to have her
own home the of which she adorned with rare taste
and skill 1t always pleasure TO converse with her
for she kept with the progress of the age was Interested
in and sympahsed with the great reforms and familiar
with the literature OF the past and present She lived
tient hopeful life, with clear and strong thoughts.
She died with full confidence In the resurrection Of the
dead which gives GODS children the victory the grave
aud In the Infinite love of God which receives His risen
ones and welcomes them home
The lonely husband has the deep sympahes OF all who
know what he has lost Not without pain and of hu
weakness lay up such treasure Heaven. L.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
Now Ready.

Patrons of ice cream parlors will be pleased 20
learn that l.. Hess, in the postofiice block, has
reGtted and refurnishcd his rooms IN neat and
will offer the public the full benefit Of his ice
cream and other good things which are usual to
his store We advise everyone to give him a
call when they want anything in the way Of
fruits nuts, cakes, candies, ice cream, lemonade,
o. whatsoever else the sinner man" Graves He
can supply all the wants TO satisfaction,