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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

VIZ have had the pleasure recently
of reading a copy Of |"rhe Boston Ga
zette and Country Journal" printed in
Boston, Monday, March 18th, ITO, or
one hundred and five years, ten months
and six days ago! 1t is the property Of
Mr.. S. D. Greenwood, Of this city.
Among other matters it contains the
account of the killing of Samuel Gray,
Crispus Attucks, James Caldwell and
Samuel Maverick, by British soldiers,
in street fight which the soldiers are
charged with provoking. Samuel Nav
erick is described as seventeen years
old, the son ola widow and apprentice
to Mr.. Greenwood, ivory turner" We
suppose the Greenwood mentioned to
have been an ancestor of our fellow
townsman and that this paper has been
preserved by the family because of its
containing the account of the violent
death of q favorite apprentice. The
paper used is of brown color but of
good texture, and the inside pages are
surrounded with deep mourning bor-
der und have the column rules inverted.
Every article in the paper breathes the
spirit of resistance to tyranny which, q
few years later developed the revolu-
tionary war.
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MARRIED..

N-DAVIs.-On the 5th inst,
in Belle Greek township in this county,
~ Rev. S. P. Chandler, Mr.. Robert
Smithson, Of Belle Greek, to Mrs. Mary P.
Davis, of Leon.
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Look Out for Colds.

About this time look out for Colds,
the change of weather when it comes, is
likely to be sudden and there will be
much unhealthy exposures. Colds have
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+ you want .

model or sketch, and full description of
your invention. We will make an exsmina.
ton at the Patent Office, and if We think it
ordinary cases, $25. Advice free. Address
LOUIS DAGGER l. Co., Washington, D. c.
@-Sead Postal Cards for our Guide for
obtaining Patents,"a book Of fifty pages.
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CITY NOTICES.

A SMALL, improved farm, with good
mill site, on Belle Creek, in Vasa
township in this county, for sale. Call
at this Office for particulars. Will be
sold cheap, by party who wishes to
change his business. loft
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To THE Treasurers of Branch Soci
cites, Agents and Pastors.-You are
hereby requested to make your returns
rnd remit your collections for the Bible
Society by the 3lst day of January if
possible. The annual meeting Of the
Goodhue Co. Bible Society will be held
on the 9Th day of February.
Yours Respectf'y J. SIMMONS,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Goodhue Co. Bible Society.
Red Wing, Jan. II, 1876. 3w
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TURNER'S OPERA HALL REsrAU.
RASr.-Day Board at liberal rates.
Warm Meals at all hours Oysters
served in every style. Sardines, Can.
ned Fruits, etc., always on hand. Gus.
toners promptly attended to.
14tf FK1Tz D1FFENBECH.
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Choice Groceries cheap, at Setback,
Danielson & Cos.
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OLD papers for sale at this Office at
fifty cents per hundred.
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EVERGREEN AND FOREST TREE
SEEDLINGS FREE.-The Editor of the
Evergreen, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin,
informs US that he has growing upon his
premises, Of spontaneous seeding, large
amounts of seedlings of the above of diff
ferent sizes, and some ten or a dozen Diff
ferent varieties, which he will give away
in any quantity to any person for his
own planting only, by his removing them
at his own expense. He will furnish
full information regarding size, varie-
ties, and cost of removing ETC., to any
person addressing him as above, with
stamp, to pay return postage.
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royal command. The unhappy couple
are saved, however, by the timely arriv-
al Of the real Captain George, who has
been g prisoner with the French and
escapes just in time to save his own
fiancee and his brother and Ef6e from
hopeless misery. Of course all ends
happily.
1t is the general assertion Of the
press that the Bernard Troupe render
this piece in the most perfect style, and
Mrs. Demands reputation is guaran-
tee that she would not willingly associ-
ate herself with Indifferent artists. We
feel justified, from oil the circumstances,
in commencing the entertainment as
one certain to give satisfaction.
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= Vir;-inia Charlie FsosS.

lCorrc>pondcncc CT the edmond Dispatth.l
FAEMyLLE, Va, October Z; 1876. =
No little stir WAS produced yesterday
among the news-mongers here on The ap-
pearancc Of boy who was believed to be
The lonG-loSt Charlie Ross. Mr.. p. a. Hub
bard learned his history over i'll Bucking-
ham county, and finding his age, fesem-
Dancc to the photographs, and statement
given by him, TO conform SO closely to adj
vertisemcnts SO generally circulated Of the
lost boy, brought him here, telegraphed to
Ross, ST., and row proposes to take
him 10 Philadelphia in few days.
The boy was carried to Bucking-
ham by IN old woman, who claimed to
be from Bedford. She died Immediately,
and no information could be obtained in
that county OF such u character. The boy
recalls living in city, and having been
stolen by two rough mon, who ran him of
IN top-buggy. His coarse, unkempt, I'M
cared-for appearance make it difficult TO be
satisfied with reference to him.
Public opinion is greatly divided ON the
subject Of his identity. CEPHAs. Ii
I'VE have no idea that Charlie Ross ever
Will be found, and Of course none that lie
mas been found in Virginia.
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Mexico.
.coNGREss1oNAL And OTHER NEWS.

= CONGRESSIONAL AND OTHER NEWS.
HAVANA, October 7.-Blexican adyices to
the. 10th ultimo have been received. Con-
gress is in session. The President asks for
the extension Of extraordinary powers to
the end OF April next. A bill is pending
to revive the so-called La FroJ,tG press law,
issued before the publication OF the Consti-
tuition, with an addition empowering the
President to punish infringing editors with
Imprisonment not exceeding two years, or
$4,000 fine.
It is believed that as soon as these laws
are passed Congress will proclaim its own
reelection, one hundred and seven members
being in favor OF that measure and forty
five opposed to it. About sixty members
are absent Serious events are expected
il this reelection measure is carried out.
All military operations are at stand-still.
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A RICHMOND Boy MEETS A TERRIBLE AND
Instantaneous DEATH.-About O'Clock
Yesterday morning an accident, from the
careless handling OF u pistol, occurred i'll
the Hayes and Wheeler wigwan, corner
Arlington and Edmondson avenues, that
cost young German, named Joseph
Schardt, his life. Schardt was employed by
Emil Schultz, baker, living at SSl Frank
lin street, and was in the habit OF stopping
at the tent every morning when making his
rounds to deliver bread, for chat with
some acquaintance. Yesterday morning
when he made the customary visit some
Young men in the tent were handling re-
volver belonging to John A. Neal. schardt
took the pistol and after looking at it awhile
handed it back to Neal. Shortly afterward
he took it again, raised the hammer, and in
irving to close it let it slip and the pistol
was discharged, the bullet entering Schardts
heart, causing instant death. Dr. 0gle,
coroner, held an inquest, the jury rem derins
q verdict OF accidental death. Schardt'S
BODY was taken to the northwestern station
house, where it awaits the disposition OF the
parents OF the deceased, who live in Rich
lnond, Ea.,.sand were informed by telegraph
OF the death OF their son. Baltimore &C.
zette, tie. CO.
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kercsena,s AenzineS and other highly com
bustibfe liquids, caught fire and flu mo
ment the hull was In flames from stem I'd
stern. John SeaYer, q workman from
Brooklyn, was badly burned. But the
worst was TO come. Numerous workmeni ia
1.-THE hold Of the ship were cut of from the
air, and they were like IN q tomb filed with
fire. Several of their number who were at
work anidshfps were completely surrotind-
ed by the flames, and those who were not IN
the midst OF the flames were exposed TO the
deadly fumes which arose from the fire. 4
Tho firemen were promptly on hand, and
succeeded in extinguishing che flames In
about half an hour. A strict search was at
once made in the hold, and soon the bodies
OF five men were found In various parts OF
the bark. The victims were all ship-car-
penters. ~ & +.z y. 81
JEROME PARK RACES. 81 I.
JEROME PARK, October 1.-THE one-and-
one-eighth mile race to-day was won by
Waco: Ambush second, Belle Bruce third.
Time, 2. Five-dollar mutual pools on Waco
pay S1O4.
The two-and-one-eighth mile race was
won by Sultana; Athena second, Virginius
third. Time, 1861. IS
In the three-quarter mile race Bombast
won; Loiterer second, Hibernia third.
Time, 1:l94. -
The acknowledgements mile race was
won by Pecols; shyloek second, Galway
third. Time, 3:18. S y. 80 b. .,..i.s
In the mile race Doswelps Outcast won
Cyclone second, Courier third. Time, lag.
PooL-sELLING IN NEW YORK. ST.
NEW YORK, October THE following is
a fair average OF pools sold tonight at. Nor
rissey's pool-rooms on the Indiana and Ohio
elections Observation-Disclosures, SI0G, Har-
rison, 800. Ohio-Barnes, 800; Bell, $40.
On the result in New York State-Tilden,;
$1,000; Hayes, $3.50. On the Presidential
Election-Tilden, $3.50; Hayes,aS1, 1000.
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DANVILLE.
CITY MATTERS-yARI0US MATTERS.
TC5rrc;uJndencc OF the Richmond Dispatch.


correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.I
OCTOBER 5, 1876.
The work OF constructing Il sidewalk
for oot-passengcrs on the east side Of the
Free bridge has been assiged to w. G.. Pey.
ton. The cost, $1,3G5.
The City Engineer estimates that the cost
Of constructing sewers from the highest
point on Main street. which is just opposite
10 Major Suthcrin's, to the foot Of the
street will be S12,239. 49,
The MAYORS report for last month shows
that the number OF arrests was 204; tht
amount al fines imposed, S314.50; tho
amount Of fines RENTED by the Mayor
SEQ: the amount OF fines collected II
cash, 1862. - - a.:-
Dr.. @. Stoyail, health officer, states that
il is impossible under present arrange
ments 10 submit suitable reports. The
number Of deaths last month was 81
whites, s.: colorcd, %.
The Border Grange Bank is now doing
business in the beautiful building erected
for Dir. c. G. Holland, next to the post
office building. -E.-.
Mr. Samuel L. Major, who died some
what unexpectedly ut South Boston, but
whose death we did not hear OF till Thurs.
DAY evening, was native OF Halifax, and
was related to the Faulkncrs, the Averetts,
and he JeiiresSes. He was for several
Years = member OF the Legislature from
Halifax county, and in q long and busy life
was noted specially for his zeal IS an old
fashioned Democrat and Methodist. Since
the war he lived at Keysville, and was en-
Gagged in the tobacco trade there; after
wards in Danville, with his son-in-law, Dir.
i. Il. Chambers; and lastly in Halifax.
Mr.. Ilutson is preaching very earnest and
pointed sermons to very large and attentive
congregations. lie is hopeful Of good re-
salts. Thus far only three persons have
manifested any special interest. lie makes
no efforts TO create ga STIR" but presents
Tie subjects under consideration rs ii he
felt that he WIS addressing people Of sense
and Judgment. ....-. - ALPHA. =.
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ANOTHER TEN-MILLIoN CALL Washing
ton, October G.-The Secretary Of the Trea-
slry has issued call for S10,000,000 five
twenty bonds of 1865, May and November.
interest on which will cease after the 9th OF
January The bonds embraced within the
call are coupon-bonds 800, No. 12,401 to
17,O00;, $500, No. 19,001 to %, 100; $1,000,
No. 1851 to 53,300-total, 100000.
Registered bonds $50, No. . to 200; 500,
No. 1,G51 to $3.50; $500, No. ISL to
1850; $1,000, No. SOL to 10000; $1,000,
No. 1901 to 4,150, and $4,000, No. S,o5l to
5,15o-total, S5,00o,00O; aggregate, SlO:-
900, 900. .. "'1
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|. The Popc's physicians are again alarmed
as to his health. In spite Of the mental
energy which carried him through fatiguing
audiences his feebleness Of body increases,
and the ndemo of the lett foot and ankle is
such that he maintains the standing posture
with extreme difficulty, and only for short
time. The symptoms OF general senile
dropsy are sufficiently threatening to cause
much uneasiness to his medical advisers,
foreseeing as they do the inefficay OF mea-
sures which rarely succeed in less tried
constitutions. On Thursday the l4th. III
reply to the congratulatory address Of an
Irish deputation, he delivered Latin dis.
course. in which his usual distinctness Of
utterance was so impaired that many Of his
words were lnaudible. His bonhomie,
however, continues, and while he am1scs
by his vivacity he gives evidence OF great
vital resource. .f.-.- ri. ....s. .,-sy .-
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UNITED STATES VS.. MARYLAND. George
w. Green, register for the Second Ward,
was arrested yesterday afternoon. by a
deputy United States marshal on two val
rants, charging him with assaultins, OBJ
structing, and interfering with United
States Supervisor William III. Slater and
Special Deputy Marshal Joel Hamilton, as
signed for service at the registration office
for that ward. He gave bail in the sum OF
$1,000 on each charge Tor his appearance on
Monday next for a bearing before Commits.
sioner Bond. Green had been arrested
shortly after the commencement OF the re-
gistration on charge Of hindering and OBJ
structing Supervisor Slater in the discharge
OF his duties, but an amicable understands
ing was arrived ut and, the case was dis.
missed by Commissioner Bond. The arrest
yesterday undoubtedly grew out OF the com
mitment by Register Green Of Slater, Ham.
ilton, Seaton, aud Conner on the previous
day. Baltimore Sun, 7th. 81 81
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THE CENTENNIAL.

A CRITICAL VIEW OF THE GREAT SHOW
A LETTER-wRrTER WHO TREATS THE
SUBJECT IN "A NEW wAY-THE BATTLE
OF GETTYSBURG AS A GREAT AND GLO-
RIoUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS A
HospITABLE PLACE-EXToRTloNs-
POLICE FORcE-THE EXHIBITION AS A
SUCCESS. -gs...s.s..s ~.
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At Chicago on Friday Mr.. Moody. re-
ceived a dispatch announcing the sudden
death of his youngest brother, Samuel
Moody, who lived at Mortified, Mass, With
il was decided that Major Whittle should
supply his place while he attended the fr-
neral.
General Toombs. OF Georgia, has pro-
fessed religion and Joined the Methodist
Church.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
s3-CEET STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE

so dozen WHALEBONE. WHIPS twarranted),
ESQ TAPESTRY MATS,
Splendid line WALNUT BRACKETS,
on, dozen TEA and TABLESPOONS, plated on
? y white metal; -. =
!; Us GOLDFISH and NEW STANDS ,@tre
i New WRITING-DEskS, $780,.
so sets TIN TOILET-WARE, ..:..sk
New DOLLS. twenty-four inches high;
New TOY DRUMS and TRUNKS, cu
New ALBUMS, ~. ,ag. ss5s.l
New ACCoRDEoNs, 81. =, - .-4
A lot of FoUR-WHEEI. WAGONS, =.
BOYS TooL-CHEsTs, =
IS HAND-aIIRRoRs. =,
]. Our stock CT LADIES and GENTLEMEN's
HATS has been rc-assorted by an addition OF six
cases, and is quite complete
Can and zee what can be bought for 90 CENTS"
9 t'f I, 50 - ~. 8 -. ~
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October T., 1876,
rs OFFERINGS. 80 $3.50,
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red. 1864 BUSH
els.
Cory White, 1,21o bushels :Nired, s36 bush
els ...a. s,g>
OATS.-4SO bushels. ~
RYE.-32 bushels. s,'Ss go
MEAL.-94 bushels. cH'r
SALES. rl-,ss
WuEAT.-IVhite, "a bushels at 1892; 80 bushels
ut S1.20; 16 bushels ut S1.30: IA bushels Mt 90c
bushels ut $1.10: 40 bushels ut 81 .25 so BUSH
els NJ $l.l5-tota, $50 bushels. Red, 1872 bushels
at 81; $40 bushels at Sl;25; IA bushels ut Sl15
100 bushels at Sl.2S; 234 bushels very good at
$3.50; 1873 bushels at 80: 438 bushels very good
Ut $1.33; 154 bushels ut S1.20; 258 bushels seed
at $1.35; so bushels at 90c. 124 bushels ut 81 81
21O bushels at SLIT: 1876 bushels good on private
termS-total. 2,56S bushels
White, 2S2 bushels prime Mt 59c.; 100
bushels good at SIC. 1872 bushels on private terms.
total, 564 bushels. Nired, $50 bushels very good
at SIC. 40 bushels good at 55c-total, 376 bushels.
OATs.-160 bushels very good spring at SIC.
RYE.-l4 bushels very good at &C.,; 1S bushels
common ut 56c.-total SO bushels.
MEAL.:-40 bushels prime country at Csc.
.,s.ef2:at RE-EXHIBITED.
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THE HEALTH OF DIR. WELLoNs.--We re-
greet that VIC are unable ito report this week
any improvement in the condition Of Dr..
Wellons. His condition is about the same
as at our last report. Christian Sun.
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r me OF MARCH FOR PRO CEsSION
j 1 OF GRAND UNITED ORDER OF GALLlLE.

IL. OF GRAND UNITED UkDEIt V J H5;aT6pTp
l1TH.-Assemble, Mt hall, on -Broad street; thence
down Broad Twentieth street hene ; to h Mai
tn Manchesfer: up Semmes street to Twelfth ave.
nue. down said avenue to Marlborough street. thence
to. COSvardin avenue: DOWN Cowardin avenue 70
full street. down Hull to Fifth out Fifth to Porter,
IN Porter to Eighth street, to tho hail; from the
hall out Seventh street ito Free bridge, thence 70
Richmond; up Main street to Adams, out Adams 70
avenue Thence to Baker; down Baker to Third, ont
Third to The Methodist cturch from The church TO
leigh street, up Leigh to Adams, out Adams 10
Broad. down Broad TO tlg hall III ),
THE Grand Lodge OF Grand United Order OF Gai +
Hear Fisherinen will meet Monday morning at 8
o,cinsk mt the Ishern EMS Hull, on Broad street:
Addresses will be delivered by Rev: Derrick aud
ROYAL Racks and other members OF the Order q IT
lid inhrd. Street Methodist church at o'clock L.
H. Annual supper win no held at Washington Han
"Wednesday night. - ~. - 8, < ~,
StE o. iii. ROBINSON, ri, w. s. G. c. Secretary.
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Wilmer Mclean has been appointed In
spcetor Of customs for Alexandria, Va Mr.
AieLeau was the owner OF n farm on which
the battle OF Bull Bun, opening the late
war, was fought, and ii was on his farm
aiso That the surrender at AppamattoX,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMQND. ocroBrn q, 1875.

r
.,.ssl Itii ARRIVED sATuRDAY.}fss al
!. steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, fner-
chandlse and passengers G. w. Allen 3 20, agents
Schooner Eddie, Palmer, Havre de Grace, coal, s.
n. Halves. !gs.tt $gA1sftt. 9;3t 81 ~ n 1sii
schooner chlngoFora, :Nsw York, H,erSahan, !,
- s,.,tf SAILED, sArURDAT.tes -
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk; mer.
cllandtse and passengers. L. Is. Eatla. agant
Steamer Wcstover. Simmer, BaltInere, merchnu.
disc and passergers. l.. 3. Tatum, agent: y q
I Brig soskummcrcn tNor.G Wohl, Liverpool, TO-
Sch: Schooner Oaks xmes, Edmunds, New York, coal,
Schooner Naiiant, Mcintyre down rfrer, totioad
sco %, Martts Collins, Groves Washington,
paving blocks, Currie 8 CO. q . lil'l,s
Schooner Helen, Carroll, New ,Bedford, Mass.,.
scrap-iron, C.rrie 6 Co. ess. ..,ig a. ..eq.f4
-, :, :, ARRIv Ed, sUSDAT.,tf.I
steamer Shirley, Trayers Baltimore. ulerchsndite
and passengers. L. Il. Tatunl, agent. -
~. ,.,' y SAILED SUNDAY. s. y
Steamship isaac Bell Lawrence, New York.
merchandise and passengers, g. W..Ailen g GO,
agents. 4i ssH t1Li.f z. -.
From New York on Thursday. Bark Texas tGer.l,
From Philadelphia on Thursday, schooner Ethan
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Annics. Gasli, Gaskill, hence. at Phila-
0f sshooSsr John Beatty, Marshall James river, at
Philadelphia on Thursday. go "a, Il.
Brig X. N: Heslen, Gould, from Richmond, at
Trieste = Instant 3f5l ,,sss..icjl
porteI ashore above Newport News. w.. hasius dis
charged her cargo tvheatl, has been condemnsa ny
board Of surveyors, and Will probably oe sofa az
Norfolk. !: ,;;{ EI;i;5s R4f ), 81. q isszg
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| EIDTELs.

GLOBE HOTEL, dAUGUSTA, Ca.
VI Thoroughly renovated, renlotleiled, and newly.
furnished: located in the centre of business: and
under the present management Will be SURPASSED
NY NO HOTEL IN THE SOUTH. .z5..g ~ IsE.
! Mr. THOMAS M. BfNFoRD, formerly of the firm
,ot w d. Dlair Co., OF Richmond. Is chief cleri, at
this hotel and solics the patronage OF his friends
from Virginia end elsewhere. s, 3
co 2e-tD1S proprictor
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The post-ofice at Sandy Hook, Kappa
hammock county, Va, is discon timed for
want OF u candidate. The papers 60 to
Flint Hill.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

X ENTLENIEN'S FINE HAND-Uaas
VI MADE CATERS and TIES, singleRSS
and double sole; Ladies, Heavy Walktng3 ES
and Fine Dress Boots, SLIPPERS, and Tics: =,
fants' Shoes and complete line of Trunks, Va
Uses, Satchels, Bags, Overgaiters 1t
10y j. a, GRIGG'S, Tenth and Main streets.
Mr.. ]. C.. PAGE, JR., Is with me and would DC
nIeased to serve his friends. DC 4
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D +. -TINSLEY u CU. nave re-wHs
ID. Gently fitted i,p their store, No. 49, RM@
T,road street. nc1r the corner Of Fifth III az EAs
very neat and handsome manner, and are -.
now prepared to suit one and all with most any artl
Gle III the BOOT and SHOE line, guaranteeing 70
srnny them ut rates rs moderate rs can he oiiered
An eSamiuation Is only necessary to convince any
one of tile same. TRUNKS sold remar Sabiy low,
REPAIRING done neatly, promptly ana In t.e Sss'
manner. 3. - --sa+a '.#z. ~ -
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THE CHANGE NOT KNOWN IN CUBA.

THE CHANCE nut KNUWN IN CUbA'
HAVANA, Octover @, via KEY WEST, Octc-
Der 7.-Captain-G General Joyellar uneEpect-
edly returned yesterday. His sudden re-
turn, after the papers had said that he went
to make arrangements for the winter cam
paign, is the cause Of much comment.
There are rumors OF his displacement; but
the DiQrio denies the truth OF them. This
change would make the present precarious
situation still worse. General ovellar took
S150,O00 in gold with him to pay some OF
the arrears to the troops. Two battalions
of Spanish troops arc reported to have re-
volted OH account OF not receiving their ar
Iears OF pay. <'-i'
INoTE.-Is will be seen from the above
that the information from Europe Of Jovel-
lars being relieved has not been published
in Cuba.l
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. sE E
MEDICAL TEXTBOOKS.

he p RANDOLPH ENGLISH, 4 ~
Ir.s !. 1918 MAIN STREET,, !sS!s
have for sale all the BOOKS used In the Richmond
Medical College. Also, a, large stock OF NEW and
STANDARD WORKS. .ggsts 4 rs f..IF&f
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