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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
BY Grubbs a. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A GRAND SALE ON WHIT MONDAY,
N MAY 20, 1876. AT 4:3o oCL0Gk p: M
MARKET GARDEN, WITH 4 GOOD DWELL
ING. &c. AND FORTY Splendid BUILDING
LOTS. AT AUCrIoN-The sale will e0m In1 ne ns,
with the place formerly known as IHAII0JR f
fng the new cemetery, fronting on Patrick street
bounded by four streets, containing TWO ACRES,
trees, well Of water, &C. ~ .,->,,> , ore
Then we will sell FORTY SPLENDID LOTS
lying opposite to the above, on the crown OF the NIL
overlooking the city. and without doubt unequalled
in beauty Of situation by any lots near the city Each
lot is 33xl24 feet to alley 16 feet WIDE NO city
taxes to he paid on thcsel lots:
This Is the grand opportunity for persons OF slaii
means. Come to the sale and secure your Homestead.
BUY while YOU can a fine lot at low price and upon
liberal tcrms-s;y one fourth cash: balance at four,
eight. and twelve months, with Interest.
4 liberal discount made for all cash, sec map Ut
our office. GRUBBS q W ILLiAMS,
my 13,16,lS.2O,22&tdt Auctioncers.
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TUST RECEIVED, q lot Of fine WAL-M :.
~ NUT HAT-RACKS and BOOK-CAsESsE
a new style WALNUT 8 hFE, with or without ~
marble; Iow-price PARL0R SUITS and Bed
LOUNGES, In addition TO my large stock on hand;
which pledge TO sell OF lower prices than the same
class OF goods were ever offered: Examine my stock
before you buy. L. GATHRiGHT,
my 2-3m l6 Governor street.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MEDICAL CARD

I'VE
On, GEORGE II. BRIGHT HAS REMOVED HIS
OFFICE from 200 Sixth street to his residence, No.
900, corner Of Baker and st. James streets.
Il OFFICE HOURS: From 2 to A: d., and q to
p NJ. Messages may be left, and VIII be attended 10
promptly at L. Wagner's drugstore, corner of Sixth
and Broad streets w. A. s. Conrads drugstore, 424
Pine street; L. E. Sales drugstore, 200l Yenahe
street, my 1-2aH1m
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ABOVE is TIE
EUTTALBURG STEAM COAL.
guarantee 1t superior to any steam coal In this
market or elsewhere Price very low. y trial will
prove its worth. Note the following certificate:
We, the undersigned, engineers In the employ of
the Old Dominion Steamship Company's line, ply
ing between Richmond, Va, and New York city,
have used the NUTTALBURG COAL, from West
Virginia. for about eight months and find 1t suitable
in all respects as steam coal and fully equal to any
coal ever used on our steamers.
HENRY G. HILL.
Chief Engineer Steamship Old Dominion.
JOHN B. TEMPLE,
Chief Engineer Isaac Bell.
e. A. LANIGAN,
Steamship Wyanokc.
JOHN Il. SUNDALL.
Chief Engineer Steamship Richmond.
S. II. HALVES, Sole Agent,
nv 4 Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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l776. Ie'''
81 COMPANY. 3asassns
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. PORTsSioe In
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
~

y T. w Ok M
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS On lhh
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk WIN uT ", NV
and elegant steamer FLORIDA Tor BAL AEAf
MORE. and steamer LADY OE lE1
LAKE for WASH1SGToS, u. =.
ON and after TUESDAY. May 10th inc ias. s me
elegant steamer JOHN SYLSESIEh caIf!, n , ,hs
Irpited States mali, viii leave Ricnm0n1 ~. w vS
ahoye-pnfncd points TUESDAYS, IiohshaAH -
anJ SaTIJRDAYS 1T . O'Clock a. d. ,,,.,, al
passengers By this route can view Dy ga s, -,
the hi sorical and interesting points ana $500
the lanes river, including DUTCH GAp 'RPa amcs
through the same fortfcations, ser hours :!
town. Hampton Roads, etc, and nave you. snars
Old Point Tor bathing and sightseeing, OF
nj Norfolk before departure OF Ba.inoes ni"t is
THE elegant new "Hygeia Hotel" AT oia foi|' =
now ope;, for the reception OF guests. so M
Faro 70 Old Point and Norfolk: ........'" 81
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk and retuIn,ssi and
Through tickets TO Baltimore Phiaaeipuia'
Me-. York at reduced rates. . 70.
Tickets for sale on steamer NJ SarsIl, Sol ana
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange ,,y oc
baggage checked through. Freight receives ,,. land
Rasfon. Norfolk and Portsmouth, ana resuppi n 4,
inrs on James river, from A. VI. 10 r III
reasonable rates. ,,,ro,,.,a
Weight for way-landlnss mast be prepa,,u;; .ept.
l.. Il. TATUM: General M ntsS
Office: Comnany's wharf, Rccketts, of.n'N
Mt ". ID. Blair 6 Co.'s, No, COS Main strut
NV l
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ADDITIONAL.
wIu no added to the above sale an asSorllnsi. VI VI
,.mtne, T0IISEHOLD FURNITURE consisting OF
WARDROBES, BUREAUS.
BEDSTEADS, WASHSTASDS,
OFFICE-DESKS,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAlHs'
SOFAS, LOUNGES,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. NOV,
one cntirely-new REFRIGERATOR, &c
ALSO,
m invoice Of GROCERIES from dealer declining
i an inaoiee oA WIN BYERLY & POWELL,
DuslhcSS' AuctiOneerS.
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WINES. LIQEORS. &c.

NEARTELL'S PURE FRENCH BRAN
W. DY.-We are now receiving shipment Of the
above celebrated
BRAN DY,
direct from France dark and pale, IN fourth and
one eighth packages.
For sale by "
my29 DAVENPORT L MORRIS.
T AGER BEER, ALE, AND PORTER.
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE TRADE AND TIL
PUBLIC GENERALLY.
! have erected In connection with the James Rive
Steam Brewery an establishment for the bo,tng Of
LAGER-BEER,
ALE and
PORTER,
and am now prepared to fill orders IN quantities 10
suit customers.
Having adopted the latest and most important i'm
provcmcnts In the manufacture OF these hcalthinl
beverages can furnish as good an article as can be
made anywhere, and 1t the lowest prices.
All goods delivered to any part o. this city and 70
all dcpots free of charge
City orders receiveda Mt sos MAIN STREET.
ID. e.. YCESGLTSG, JR..
nv 1-3m Richmond, Va.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DRIVATE SALE.-I have a large number
i Of HOUSES and VACANT LOTS TO he sold
lOw by owners who are determined to sell much be-
low original cost EDWARD {. GOD)lS,
Real Estate Agent.
nv 2o-3t No. lois Main street.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO DE-
SIRABLE SUBURBAN COTTAGES ON
GROVE AVENUE, AND ONE ON BROAD
STREET all very near the city. Prices and terms
to suit the times. Apply to J. l.. APPERSON.
my 27-6t Real Estate Agent.
L desirable new BRICK DWELLING No. I'll
Alp Leigh street, between Fourth and Fifth streets
The main building contains four large rooms, and
the wing four rooms, bathroom, &c. Good lot, paved
and graded. This house will be sold Mt great sacri-
fee. the Is determined TO sell Call early II
Won desire bargain. FRANK d. HILL.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
my 24-cod3t HOS Main street.
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BY Edward &. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1915 Main street.

1915 Main street.
TRAME STORE, WITH Two kIIGA ID
TWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENI? 81
CoND STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCI y, S,.IooL
p r.. I will sell STOKE No. 2fo6 east Main street
with two out-kItchcns attached. The lot fronts
eighteen feet three inches and runs back l65 ieet 70
cent. on what the owner Is willing TO take Tor IT.
TERMS: One-fourth cash |; balance at SIX, Twelve
and eighteen months, with six per cent lnterGsI.
,,roa Auctoneer.
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xxrEwILL,HAvE OUR SALE OF GRO
w Crp1Es. teo.To-DAY at 1oh o'clock at our
,nctton -i,o,ise 1924 Main street. ,,.so sord
Wishing to add to THIS sale VIII please seno
their consisnipenss' ~ s s: ANDERSON 3 CO..,
-oo,a $3.50 49, : Auctoncers.
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BY Edward c. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. lOl5 Main street.

TRAME DWELLING ON THIRTIETH
Il STREET BETW EEN LEIGH MD NJ
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On THUR
DAY, June LIST, on the premises. will sell, at l.:
NJ, the FRAME DWELLING on the east side OF
Thirticth street between Lelgh AND NJ, containing
four rooms Lot;3Ox136. Good we'll on the prem
ises. Will be sold low .
TERMS: 1926 cash; balance In monthly payments
of Nh ner month. EDWARD {. GODDIN.
NV 81 Auctioneer.
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ee.CENT STORE.

ee.CENT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE,
Fifteen dozen yALIsES-large and small;
Twenty dozen LAMPS with ARGAND BURNER;
Another lot of WATER-PROoF UMBRELLAS;
More of those LARGE PARAsOLS;
A job lot of CHROAlOs at 99c. pair;
A splendid line of CHR 09c. apiece;
few new subjects, including = PLUCK"
ut o9c. for PICTURE and 9ec. for FRAME
THIS PAIR OF PICTURES HAS NEVER BEEN
SOLD FOR LESS THAN seAPAlR
EXCEPT AT TIE
9s-CENT STORE. ed.
my 25
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Bv Byerly & Powell. Auctioneers'
1924 Main street.

ADGE STOCK OF HARDWARE,
| cARRIAG F., CART,ASsD BpGGYf-{WCnhRkEfahfs n
SIUhI a. At AUCTION.-On MONDAY, Z9ln
At To- O'Clock, WIN sell at our store sEse
assortment Of superior HARDWARE Sc.' c''''''-
i uRsW q FILES. AUGERs. BOLTS, ...-. -
boGKISai n ditKkGShkkS OBS, TACKs, NAILS,
ccihlRf SREIiASG cART- and RGGSYs.WHEELs;
SPORES, HUBS, BEGGT;c,BB1yWWssS SSiiE canacity
One very large LICORICE- or F p,
POTS KETTLES, STEW-PANS, ..
The whole to be sold without limit or reserve.
"cash ''ie "''eA' BYERLY & POWELL,
Auctioneers.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MULES. HORSES. &c.

MULES AND HORSES.-MrA
WI BUCK will arrive on Friday the 9th EfsfA
with nintccn MULES and HORSES. and " "
will receive on Thursday lie 35th of this CsA1zEH
month another earle of LOW-PRlcE HORSES
and MULES. Gail IT once. rs intend 10 sell them 81
small profits. EDMOND BOSSlEuA,
No. 1903 and 1872 Franklin street.
my 7-eod6ts
r VERY, SALE, AND HIRING IN
IL STABLES. III,
We keep on hand first-caSs HORSES and MULES
for sale. First-class HACKS. BCGGIES, an!
HORSES for hire. Livery at reasonable rates.
mv22-lm TURNER & co.
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80 ',te BY j. D. Whitehead,
GROCERY Auctioneer and Commission mefe'ian''
e~fT.-si =. ~ 1910 Main street. go

r. WILL OFFER AT AUCTION THIS .
iouday MORNING 29,h instant is4nc end weil-as
sorted stock Of GROCERIES, consisting In part Va
BICoN-SIDES, sHOULDERs, ana HAMS
GREEN and BLACK TEAS, ,-r,,p>r 1trpPrNGs.
SSoRTii CAROLINA and EASTERN HhhhLN"''
grades 4,,.:.er.,....
CHEESE, LARD. and I BIZ ~ E sPS
LAUNDRY and TOILET SoaIs, IA ~.
PfCKIES and VINEGAR; t.- ssa
BKO0Snn3; = J. u. WHITEHEAD.
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DILL AID ELPH1A, RICH ITNS
J. MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM sSeEzss p
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA Prov,
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ESGLASSD
STATES, THREE TINES \ WEEh.-untii lnrl iS
trips. leaving Philadelphia every TCESDaYi
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. and RICHMOND
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY., con,
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River inc 9s
the same city ri1Cape Cod. landing at O!d CoonJ
depot, and avoiding transfer. 49,,
". T. PORTER. Agent
1925 Dock street. RlciliIioud'
WILLIAM L. CLYDE < Co.
General Agents.
No IL South Wharycs. PhiladelphlA
ID. ID. c. MINK. Agent.
my17 No. 30 Deyonshire street. B0stou.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK; Old .rsFTN
Il Dominion Steamship Company's e:NsaRaRs
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER
will sail TUESDAY, May 30th, at 10 o'clock A. n.
Freight received until 8 O'Clock A. ~.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods ioF'
wardcd with dispatch to AL points north, souta
east, and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, 5l2: round-'rip tickets,
$40. Stecragc, $6 and SO.
For freight or passage, apply to
q. ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
nv oo-2t. Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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SQUIRE a. GODnIN,
Real Estate Agents, Auclioneers, and Brokers,
my 25-6t Git Bank street, Richmond, Va.
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r YKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four hun
drcd tons of this celebrated coal for sale. Aso
Reliance and Burnside Egg and Stove: West Vir-
gina Splnt of all kinds; Georges Greek Cumberland
for steam and smiths use; Clover Hill and Midlo,
THAN Lump; Soft Lump and Hail Coke; OAK ana
Pine Wood. Wiki h0BEhIc.
oc "a corner seventeenth ana Gary slrcets.
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On. C. c. GRAHAM, Of the Louisvill,
Public Library, Is here On his way home
from the Mountains, where he has been col
Letting specimens for his Museum, and
should any Of our citizens feel disposed ia
contribute either TO the Library or the
Museum, their gifts will be kindly receiv-
ed and carefully preserved. The Doctor
was born in fort near this place, in 1854,
and has witnessed many Of the early and
trying scones Of the "Dark and Bloody
Ground" From brief conversation with
this venerable, yet, clear headed, and ener-
getic man, we learned more Of the unwrit-
ten history Of this part Of the country,
than we ever knew before. A talk with
him is equivalent to reading an accurate
history Of by-gone men and things written
in a romantic style.
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THE suggestion made recently, that w
have a grand Democratic barbecue neal
town about the middle Of next month. We
are glad to learn. has met with universal
favor; and the ladies God bless them D say
that although the men deny them the use
Of the ballot, yet they are ready and willing,
like Miss Cornens, to battle for Tilden,
Hendricks, Durhsm, and Reform. Now
that Congress has adjourned, we hope the
committee on "Oratory and Orators" will
give an invitation TO Hon. Henry Waiter
son to come and address the people on that
occasion. At County Court day, Sept. 4th,
the committee Of arrangements will an
nounce on what day the barbecue will be
held, and at what point.
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LAND, STOCK AVID cRoP ITEMS.


srLAs Conn, Of Madison county, sold 10 q
Mr. Kyle 20 aged mules at sl35 per head.
ao,,.p.,, p,.,,e,.
x.ot - ~. ..,n. - sooo IT.. IT, 10y
-, -. " WV" ~ ~
Ben. EuBAsKs, three miles North Of
Stanford, has bottom corn field, that will
average eighteen barrels to the aero.
,s.,
500 W hog' 'hs' averaged $40 is' atso
% per huhureo. Inc snug hu'e sum OF
so'o was iea'i'eo'
THERE were yerv fev cattle On the Tor.
ington market last Monday. and being Of
inferior quality. sold low. A priyate sale
was made Of 81 2-year old mules AT slo7
so. Broke mules brought from $50 to
sI60.
l., "a, e. ~.'o ~, :" s D"" ""'o"
~" ~. s o'' 80 Per CIV, ~.'
~" Wv ,s " ", I" W." ."''' n''
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WE learn that there has been a local
difficulty among several Of tho citizens Of
Crab Orchard, in which fears have been
entertained that much more trouble would
ensue. To avoid that, mutual friends have
sought an interview with both parties in
order to accomplish an amicable settlement
Of the affair, We sincerely hope that such
negotiations will prove efectual. AZ a law
abiding people our citizens have bsen dis
iinguished for years, and we cannot afford
now to ieopardire our past good name and
fame by standing by, with folded hands,
without an effort at reconciliation. Let all
peaceful means be exhausted irst 70 accom-
plish work Of peace. II these should fail,
which We do not fear, then our only re-
course must b. to the strong arm Of the law,
and under its protection our officers car and
will go forth to a fearless discharge Of their
duties regardless Of consequences, and all
good, law. abiding citizen. will applaud and
uphold them in carrying out the mandates
OF our courts.
p. SIS. II. Hickle, went yesterday
evening and served the warrant Of arrest
on Walter Saunders, who, contrary to the
general belief made no opposition, but gave
bond for his appearance ON the day named.
Mr.. IIickle has in his possession, a letter
from Mr.. Saunders, greatly repndiating the
idea Of resisting an officer, and says at all
times he will most cbeerfully submit to any
process Of law. lie claims to have been
greatly misepresented. We would will
ingly have published the letter as requested
by Mr.. Hickle, but he did not arrive with
II till nearly s O'Clock, last night.
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MisceSia aeoNs.

Coal Oil has advanced steadily for sew
eral weeks, and is now retailing at 35cts per
gallon.
Puppy-Lose ia raging hereabouts in cpl
demie form. Nor cards and cake will
likely result, however.
TWIN BROTHER Yeast Cakes are perfectly
pure-and that cannot DO said Of very many
yeast preparations upon the market.
FREsH Bakers Chocolate, CoK's Gelstine.
Royal Dessicaied Cosoanut, Durkes's Salad
Dre@sipg, osxego Corn Stsrch, National A.
A. Cream Tartar. Lemon Sugar, ETC.. re-
eeiyed lately.
THE Gnest Jelly Glass In the market. at
one dollar per dozen.
Our Two-cEsT soAP.-rhe third edition
Of recipes for making our celebrated hard
laundry soap has been exhausted. One
hundred families in the county are using H.
The soap costs not exceeding two cents a
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An old farmer, who, for sixiy'two years,
has been right here in Lincoln, and during
the most Of the time tended a farm, and
besides, has taken observations Of things In
general, tells Us that there was never in his
recollection, such general plentitude Of
all kinds of farm products. Wheat, he
says, never yielded better return. Rye
was an abundant crop. Potatoes and water
melons are fed to the hogs, there is not
enough stock in Kentucky to consume the
immense crop of hay, and the probability
is, that with the present naltering prospects
for corn, IL will go begging at 81 20 per
barrel Truly, the year of Jubilee has
come.
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pound. Forty cents will buy the ineredi
snts for trial. The following is the
Rerp.-Put into m iron kettle Ave eal.
Ions OF soft water, 10 this add Eve pounds
OF Pure Soda Ash, and three pounds Of
unslscked Lime; boil the mixture three
quarters Of an hour; then DID all out into a
tub, slanting ne tub, and let Il sit until Il
settles 1.-THE I've will rise quite clear), then
dip u OF and put into your kettle; 10 this
add three gallons Of refuse grease, measured,
and boil from two 10 three hours. n solid
or rich grease IL used, add one fourth less.
You may try Il by dropping q little In a
saucer, and, " hard, II IL done. You NAV
then pour II into tub, let Il remain until
next day, then cut in bars tc suit yourself
Genuine Shaker Brooms-those that
sweep clean, are now offered at Is cents.
SMOKE The Big Bonanza.
cHEw Hollands Empress.
Pu, Lone Jack" In your pipe.
Two hundred empty sugar barrels at IS
cents each molasses and oil barrels at rs
cents each.
d.
-, ' ' '''" ." o"e Po""o
P"oS"seS'
w. h,,. A.. H.. II IT. MI,
manufactured Of Laurel county bright leaf
Fre.b ORANGE. Iemo,s .,d A ,n,.. -
ceived weekly.
Observation-Disclosures,
ware e'' =" u" """ ''P-e"
Save time and money by buying grain
shovels to handle your small grain.
Attention is called to our quotations Of
Groceries and Hardware, elsewhere.
sun,lv xo,, x;s. iii, ,o,. .f .,o.. al,
pans, butter crooks, s,rainers. Skinner. etc
,u, :,
N;ctsi. ' '"oNe'' '"oo'e '"e DoSS OF 'ne
To;,., H., ,.r
ties At from 10 eta N An as ner do,sn CO..
man Soap at so cts per dozen. Irish and
India Scan Al Al OO nor do,en sd Al
Soap al sets per pound.
- Axe handles. hoe handles, pick
handles. rake handles. pIov handle. sn.d.
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" merchant desires TO employ a clerk
LET him observe the habits Of the clerks Ia
town during dull seasons Of the year. The
valuable or we'll trained salesman keeps his
counters clear Of goods and dust, his stock
neatly placed in the shelves, his floor free
from dirt and litter, his show windows clean
and neatly dressed, his desk clear Of waste
paper, and books posted. lie abstains from
lettering on the sidewalks during business
hours, and nerr allows loafers to congregate
In his store.
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The PIc-NIc.-E1tensive preparations
were made for the Sunday School and Tenn
perance picnic which took place last satur-
day near Mt. xenia, and large crowd was
drawn together. Unfortunately. just as the
yery entertaining programme was about to
be commenced Jupiter Pluvius let loose his
hold on the aood-gasss Of heaven, and such
a rain descended (it always rains on pic
mic day. as is seldom witnessed. lie ladies'
we're hastily stored away In buggies. Ca
riages. ETC., bat the poor men had to stand
and catch il all and even as wet as they
were, after the storm, hitched themselves TO
the various vehicles and pulled the dear
creatures 20 the table, which literally
groansd I've believe that is the world with
an endless variety Of good things; and not
withdrawing many a lander little heart vas
sad at the probable ruin ola hat or the dis
fgurement Of dress, their appstites were
not affected, but did ample justice 10 the
tempting yiands so profusely offered. After
the dinner a goodly number Of the party
repaired TO the Mt Xenia Church, and the
young men who were "Pihng' to deliver
those speeches that they had worked so hard
on, frightened up at the prospect Of getting
a chance to display their eloquencei bu
each young man that had his sweetheart
with him seemed more desirous Of Grating
little speech 10 her than listening 20
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Tnr remains Of Mr.. William Trotter, Of
Indiana, who died In Somerset with an
affection Of the bowels, were put on the
train here on Friday last to be conveyed 10
his home. Mr.. Trotter was engaged In
delivering supplies along the c. 8. RR. and
had been In this country about two years
lie was a correct business man and much
liked by those with whom he dealt
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The Cumberland and Ohio railroad has
been at a stand for some time, owing 70 the
fact that the bond required to be given by
them had not been made. The matter was to
have been attended To al the present term
Of the GArrard Circuit Court, and We trust
II has been, or will be done. When execu-
ted, the Directors promise to resume work
nro,nutlv
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ABour the first Of next month, Hayden
Brothers will leave for the Eastern mar
ke,s to purchase s-plcndid Fall and Win.
ter Stock Of Goods. To make room for
the same, they offer at prices which cannot
be undersold, every article Of Summer
wear. II W, uld be good investment for
you TO buy now for next Summers use.
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BALI. At CRAD ORCHARD SraISos-A
grand ball will be given at Crab Orchard
SPRING on mex, Friday evening, Angus,
18th. Kerker's String Band which fur.
nishcd such excellent music at McCauley's
Thes,re in Louisville, last winter, is there
for the season. Those who contemplate
visiting Crab Orchard this Summer, should
by all means, be present at this ball, which
will he the affair Of the season.
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.
Edited bv.CaNp6eu d Muller.
Market Changes.

ludrket ChOu0es.
A GOOD glass Fruit Jar for one dollar per
dozen.
THE best Sealing Wax is a pale pink
color.
A few good shot.guns offered at panic
prices.
Special low figures offered on tin and
Japanned ware, and bird cages.
Special bargains offered in Willow ham,
pers for soiled clothes.
First class Mackerel offered a: one dollar
per kit.
The Universal Fluter Is the best in use.
Reduced to FIVE dollars.
A nice Tea Canister and one pound Of
prime Green Tea, for one dollar.