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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-08-16

IT will be found upon inquiry OF represen-
tative store-keepers in city and town, that
ladies no longer depend on foreign makers for
their Perfumery and Toilet Articles.
To Messrs. COLGATE g. Co, the credit is
largely due for this marked departure from
the old preference.
Their Cashmere Bouquet Soap and Violet
Toilet Water, is universally esteemed by the
tasteful and refined, as the most delicate and
recherche of perfumes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-08-16
A Result of Obstructed Digestion.

Among the hnr.faI consequences of obstructcd di-
gestion is the impoverishment of the Blood, and
ince deteriatIve condition of the vital Aud not only
sproduces serious organic weakness but aceordingtc
the best medical authorities, sometimes causes as
phyxa it is apparent that to improyesthe quality OF
the blood by promoting digestion and assimilation,
is wise precaution Hostetter's Stomach Bitters 10
precisely the remedy for this purpose since it stimu
lates the gastric juices conquers those bilious and
evacuative irregularities which interfere with the d.
gestive processes promotes assimilation OF the food
by the blood and puries as we'll enriches it. The
signs of Improvement in health in consequence OF
using the Btters speedily apparent in Access
sion of vgor gain in bodily substance and regular
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-08-16
THE MAR TX ETS.
CHICAGO,

Chicago, Aug IL. 1877.
Wheat irregular Iii "a 113 Corn &C tive 43H a
1870. Oats firm 23A a 1895 Rye 521ac. Barley
&c % 6611c. Beef cattle $3.50 a 5.25.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-08-16
LANCASTER.
Lancaster, August 16, 1877,
lorrectad weakly by Nathan Schrainar 4 Co
MARRIED.


In Bloomington, August I'd, by G. ]. Woodward,
Esq. Mr.. Joseph P. Francis of Highland, and Miss
Mary e. Harrington, of Bloomington.
In Cassville June 28th, John H. G. Sneclode, ESQ
NJ Hyronessius Robinson, and Miss Eliza Jane
Potter, all of Iowa
In Richland Center, July Goth, by Rev. j. Wal
worth, Mr. Joseph Cover of Lancaster to Miss Adelia
@, Walworth, of Richland Center.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-08-16

Mrs. Vanderbilt the elder, has had
her income fixed at $4,000 o year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-08-16

Wells drilled by W. Ketner, OF Lancaster
Orders solicited by mail. lstf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-08-16

70RTls not easilyearned in these times, but
>11.Aitc can be made in three months by any
tNE II one OF either sex, in any part Of the
~ ~ II country who is willing to work
steadily at the employment that we
furnish. 800 per week in your own town. You
give your whole time to the work. only your spare
moments. We have agents who have made over 500
per day. All who engage at once can make money
fast At the present time money cannot be made so
easily and rapidly at any other business. It costs
nothing try the business Terms and S. outfit free
Address at once II. HALLErr & Co., Portland, Maine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-08-16

does.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10
A School Fund.

What a splendid school fund the six mil
lions of dollars of railroad stock turned
roverto General MALONE by the State would
make. Or we will even accept the four
millions which his consolidation scheme
promised to pay to the State. Four mil
lions Of dollars for school fund! At six
Der cent. the annual interest would be
s24O,0O0-a sum sufficient to enable the
Legislature to make all the usual appropria-
tioDs to the University and other institu-
lions, and have large surplus left for the
public schsols Let us set aside these four
millions for this glorious purpose!
But will the State ever get these four mil
lionsp Never, never! She gave up her
stock, and allowed General MALONE ito
mortgage it; and, as Senator CAMPBELL told
the Senate when the bill was under consid-
eratiop,; the State win never get thevalue Of
4 pairing OF q finger-nail for her six millions
OF dollars of stock turned over to General
MAHoSE.t The public schools will never get
q tlime;of IT, 3 ~ :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10
Colonel M0sby 70 Mr. Russell
WASHINGTON, July Z, 1871

%. HI Russell. ESQ.,. tf,i eS.5 ! s'ta
~ Dear Sir,-The Dispatch Of to-day has an
article representing you as saying that some
friend OF mine, Ginning to; represent me,
had made q proposition to you for bargain
in ;referenceaito certain revenue appoint
.ments infRichmond. In Justice to myself 1
desire to sayito you that no one has ever re-
ceiyed any such authority from me-, and I
lrepudiate any such pretended friend. The
first intimation L ever had OF such propo-
sal having been made is this publication.
No one knows better than yourself that l
never asked any favor Of you eitherf for my
self. orfriends. II any one has misrepre-
scented me by assuming to demand fayors OF
youin my,name have rightto know who
it is, andi l ask. therefore, that you will in
form me Immediately. - "s'tts- Ees@"
Respectfully yours, JOHN S. MosBY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

The precedent set by the MAHoNE men in
Cumberland county will not be allowed - 70
pass unimproyed. In NottoWay the friends
OF ROONEY LEE have called township meet.
ings, and intend to have a new hearing Of
his claims. In York county, too, there is
talk o, similar course. In Nansemond the
anti.AIAnoNE men should certainly make
their majority felt u; they have q majority,
rs they claim they have. The anti-MA.
HONE men here allowed MAHosE full re.
presentation according to his strength
But in Nottoway and Suffolk the anti-MA'
HONE men were not allowed adelegats
though they claim to be in majority and
certainly constitute nearly half the,yoters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10
The Public Debt.

The Petersburg Post says that the State
Conservative Convention will be compelled
to take ground on the publie-debt' question:
So belt, We shall not object 1t is time
that the State bad determined either. to pay
the interest upon her debt, OF to let her
creditors. know that she does not intend to
pay<it. The lingering, lettering, Mcawbef-
like policy Of waiting for something to turn
up-waiting for the wealth of.the State to
grow up to equality with the task Of pay
ing the deDt-will not profit either the State
or her creditors. "Giye the old State 9
chance!" 4 : 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

In fact the very marked similarity Of the
views or the 4,,ispatch and Of Mahone's let.
ter on this question Is so striking that, u
We. did net know better, we might natu,
rally surmise that the same author dictated
the two articles. There must have been
somespiritnsl collision between them any.
how - Petersburg Post. :es3; II 4
g Spiritual collusion . is good. But there
wasn't any such thing. We wrote our an.
tielewifhout Knowing that General NJ AHoYs
had any idea OF expressing his views tpos,
the question Of the public debt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

. GENERAL ,TALIAFERRo's PRosPEcTs.-We
are morethan gratifed to see that General
Taliaferro's strength is daily increasing.
He will enter the Convention with very
strong following. Already he has ma.
iority of the Norfolk delegation; Rich
mond city gives him fifteen votes, Henrico
county seven votes; several Southwestern
counties have appointed Taliaferro dele
gates, and Gloucester (his native county,
where he is known and appreciate0 sends
q solid delegation in his favor. The coun-
ties between the Y ork and Potomac, as we'll
as the Eastern Shore counties, will certainly
send Taliaferro delegates. 1t is said that he
is the second choice Of a large majority OF
the people of the State. His past services
to his party and State, and bis well-known
ability, should commend him, to the people
generally, andiwe earnestly ask afayorable
consideration OF his claims at their hands.
The drift of public sentiment ct this time
seems to indicate very strongly that General
William B. Taliaferro will be the next Gov
eEpor Of Yirginia.-.Ha n,pt ton Monitor.
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ra,,II,o,,es aEospy.


Sc, 81, Fti;sor Of tae Alespndtsa tesstte
your issue q The s stlsin snsri
GO a,.,e y, Ind demanded Of Bfr Russell.
s ssha has lust been appointed collector at
Riehmond that he should ALLOW me ,,s to ae-
S!,inn ~ nv not opposing his pointmert.
.irsys;rsiratusay that rbsref moi. tho sifadeof
a shadow of, truth in this story. I have
never i, tneddled or concerned mysei! IN any
way With the controversy over the Rich @,
mond collectorship;, but, on the contrary
have maintained a strict and impartial neu.
tralityt; consequently: the appointment OF
Mr.. Russell or anybody else, could no more
be construed into d victory over me tnan
the crossing Of The Danube by the Rus
SLAMS. Ineyer saw Mr.. Russell in my lile,
nor have T ever had any communication
with him, written or oral, dsgect or ina'-
rect. The information purports to come
from the. Internal Revenue Bureau, YIN
inquiry Of the Off GERS there I was informed
that they had meyer heard az it before.
2e Very respectfully, 4, Il John s. M0sBY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10
That powhatan Meeting.

~ 'a:H!t& SO = P0WHATAN, July q, 1871.
III Editors Dispatch: An enthusiastic parti-
san Of "Little Billy" has written letter to
the Wing which is we'll calculated to mis-
lead. ~ q 5'if, 80 80 l."st ="
The meeting in this county on Monday
was very small, and was not representative
meeting. After the chairman Of the meet
ing had chosen the delegates and alternates
motion was made that the sense OF the
meeting be declared in favor Of Malone.
The Little Billy "fmen trotted out several
speakers. native and imported, who fatigued
the auditory with tiresome iteration and yo-
ciferousi screams! Nobody spoke against
Malone. Aivote was taken and announced
as either a tie or one against the General.
| A motion was made. to adjourn to the yard
and vote by dividing of, and the meeting
adjourned. Still the Malone men gathered
in the yard (most Of the opposition having
DISPERSED and claimed majority for 6 Lit
Lille, Billy BE 70 to 16''-as the correspond
ent of the Wing asserts. Now, Messrs. Edl-
tors, If the meeting consisted of 20 Malone
men and 16 anti Malone men, was it not
piece of sublime magnanimity in such ma
iority to assent to plan OF choosing dele
gates whereby theygot but three out OF SIN
~ The county ia much divided. Major
Daniel has doubtless majority here, with
two thirds Of the county against Mahone.
The Crater record is the trump-card OF the
champions Of {. Little Billy" But all the can
didates have splendid military records; so
.shonors are casy".i on that score. Indeed,
it is bad policy to plake military achieve
ments the avenue to civil preferment. 1t
was this dangerous heresy that imposed
upon us the despotism of Grant and its at
tendant train OF evil results. Certain du-
ties are connected with the Office of Gov
error, for the proper discharge of which arc
requisite certain specific Qualifications
such as a knowledge OF law, experience in
making and expounding laws, a serene i'm
partiaIity on all public questions,a lofty
-unselfshness, and devotion to the interest
OF Virginia. General Malone, it is need
less to add, is not conspicuous for any OF
these recommendations. No man who will
stoop to the employment Of unclean appli-
ances for the accomplishment Of private
schemes is worthy to don the same official
robes which graced the shoulders Of that
illustrious succession Of 3distinguished gem
tlemen who have filled the gubernatorial
chair Of Virginia. 1t is to be hoped that
the people are not ready to confer the high
est place in their gift upon pocket edition
of Tom Scott. ; ;.@JiiAih - Nd.
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-DEATsfs.

DIed,oh suiday at IL 1, 9'c loci,
gf aas oaptaia JOHN RREEMAN In The seventy
se sar "a ~ ia nom Trinity Metho;
az. saa5e 81 Sfps i ios
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintanees invited TO ut
sNew York and PORTSMOUTH cya.) papers please
COPY. 81 Is ~. -.
ssssssss e,a
AND a as9sss p dass aged years. eight
The funeral viii take place from his parents resi-
dence, MOI east Clay street At O'Clock T. NJ; To-
ih Washi Ii papers prease copy go
eass PoERiRgp Ely e 1s s.ass 1s II
SSnfs 4 ana Henry &. Rhodes; aged eleven months
and three days. a;Is ~ %. = ~ -
ir.s I Another little lamb has gone. "a Il ~
To dwell with Him who gave;
ri; - Another little darling babe '@,at -
Is sheltered in The grave. 5s4
God needed one more ange child
Amidst his shining band. 49,,
ISi.t,!.St And so he bent with loving smile
yrir.3 And clasped our darling's hand. -
,Nhe funeral will take place from her parents RESI-
dence, FL Broad street, THIS tTuesdayl MOhSs
rSG 81 "a 70 S atfend friena'
! Died, on Sunday evening the sth, LINwOoD
MARTIN. infant son Of W. T. and Sallie +. West
aged eight months and eight days. < 40
The Saviour kindly calls .,t,., 49, s.:.,. .a
= 81 Our children tn his breasts
H.: e He folds them I'm HIS gracious arms "
Himself declares them blest. r.-.-,i :. r. M.
! With joy we bring thems Lord, ~
| G"ati Deroting them TO Thee: .2't
h iri ImplOring that asiwe arc Thine d. ~ So.
lror p Thine may our offspring be. !.yt.ii;,i ut
| Danyile papers please copy, -,l,i:ot-z:Ef
peg TpE IN e + beo at e Ts q keais
Henna. in The forty-seventh year or her age: -
Her funeral look place the 9th instant from St
Peters Cathedral. She leaves devoted husband,
three Children and MANY friends 70 mourn their ir-
reparabe loss. Peace cher ashes. y i.3''it -
Died OF, Sunday morning, July 9Th. at 51 o'clock.
of holera.infantum, JOSEPH. only child OF Charles
and Jeannetta Hutzler; aged 1--WE months and eight
days. y. ~
Tie funeral took place yesterday morning
Died, on July /. SIT, JOHN ERsKINE, son. of
Isaac and the late Mary Erskine; aged nineteen
years; one month and fonr day.; ,,,o ....o
copy. ~ -. '''''.'' 80
Died, July l, 1877, IN Gainesville, Nd, GEORGE
MAYO, aged eight 1nonhs, infant SON of Eugene
and Cora Carrlngton. ~" $3.50. 4. 49,
I Died, in Port Royal Va, on the cd Instant AL,
LEN, infant son Of G. w. and L. 3. Catlett; aged
three months. .,.. ..s-:-f.ss ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

;. In tho July No. Of the Popular Science
Monthly QsupplementJ there are twelve, ar:
ticles: Excavations. in the Forum; a Leaf
OF Eastern History; !, Submarine Gables
Genius and Vanity /; Christianity and Pa.
triotism; Walter Scott and His Dogs; The
Soul and Future Life; The Polynesiar
Races; Beer and The Temperance Problem
The Mystery OF the Pyramids; The Moon
Dead; Cool Advice. Most Of these are.val.
liable articles. ia ~ ts4s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

!, 1t is evident, from his. repeated apologies
FOR bad spoilers, that RICHARD GRANT WHITE
knows nos;how to.spen correctly" Eleven
goes 50 far As to say that people who spell
wrong Ia manuscript see the error when il
Is repeated in print. This is doubtless his
way Of trying to make compositors believe
thst he WIN see the errors in the. proof, how.
eYeg he may overlook them. in writing
Shame on DICK WHITE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

j. MARS BoB's SoN:-EFrom the Alexandria
Gazette. ]-So far as: we can learn the Rich
mond Dispatch but expresses the opinion
of the whole State when'it SAYS: :NThe
Manone men say that 1.-THE Is defeated him
self 4he,Will dictate the nominee. Not he.
We intend to do that ourselves in case our
first choice should tail to be nominated.
And that there may be no mistake as to the
man we will say thathis name is w, II! F.
Jee--hfarsI Bob 8 son. pr @a2t .@Ia I ;'.tE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

= ME- COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
In receipt OF an extremely large stock Of goods
OF which, owing to the advanced state of the sea-
son, they have purchased far below market value.
They will Offer OH MONDAY: - ''.t' 't"t3t
5opIeces of yard.wide VICTORIA LAWN at loo. {;
100 pieces al 2kc., heretofore sold at 1sc.:
The imported VICTORIA LAWNS reduced to 49,
LIZ, 90, and 25c, actually only half their value
SO pieces NAINS0OK CHECKED MUSLIN at
:l6kc., heretofore sold at 25c.;;;,, ~, I'd: ,,.J
SWISS MUsLINS. NAINSOOkS, PIoUES, and
81 other WHITE GOODS greatly rodueed:
DRESS GOODS greatly reduced-BUNTlNG re.
duced to 25c.: -"
BLACK GRENADINES reduced from $1.75 to
65c. n yard;
GREShDiNEa at I6ac., would be cheap for double
See their all wool-alling zoe. GRENADINES;
Their stock Of BLACK and COLOkED SiLhS Is
- undoubtedly the largest ard cheapest In the city
prices are warranted against any house d IN
America. ~ 1e 81
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= nj COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
completed the purchase of over eleven hun dred
dollars worth .HAMBUGH EDGINGS and IN
SERTTyGS, some few of which are slightly dam
aged By the bursting Of wster-ppe. They viii
commence MONDAY the I'd to sell them at half
value. .1n}9af's '.."J 90. .F'.,. ''' je 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

NFILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
I'VE TY, VA. two miles from Mboro' depot, OH
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad open for visitors
at reduced rates The cheapest and best place IN the
mountains for families seeking rc.t and recreation.
New and superior accommodate on-. Beard: s30
per month; $40 per week 81 per day Addrr.,
W. II. HOPKINS.
nv o2-Tu&E2m ... Mi.lboro' Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

a~eoHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
IN recent OF one hundred and fifty Ladies' LINEN
SUITS which they are offering at bali their cost 10
Also another lot or vALENCIENSES LACE
!BAsOUES and OvERSKIRTS; ,''~E.1
l52 dozen CQRSETS just received;
Their 75c CORSET is reduced TO 6Qc.; their 81
- CORSET TO Use; their $3.50 CORSET reduced
to 96c.; sd 5tiz-.ti. .@t.. .-'tst.i ~
a5 pieces GRAsS-cLoTH At Sc, reduced from
from 12nc.;.at 1910, for quality heretofore
4 :, sold ut 1Sc.; .fI.
See their real LINEN SUiTING. full yard-wlde, at
1SS, 8. aud zoe. reduced SO ner cent;
365 dozen HOSE in aliqbsasies and styles much be-
i, low former price, "a je80
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T Y ] U y c Z / Q y !.

I'M CT / o n!
have to notify the trade and the public generally
that Oh the 9Th Of 3lay last obtained an injunction
from Judge J. +. Daily, Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, against person styling herself ~ Madame
Gouraudn restraining her from 'selling, transfer
ring, or In any manner dIsposng Of the goods chat
tells, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES. and Trademarks Of
the late DR.. T. Felix Gouraud." THIS enlo'ns Tue
sale OF the ORIENTAL CREAM and all other Of
the proprietary articles of my deceased father.
have therefore 10 the trade against purchasing
from the said $ Madame Gouraud" any Of said pre-
partitions, or from dealing In the same. Meanwhile
my oLYMPIAN CREAMS free from any legal en-
tanglement, and my right 10 It's manufacture ana
sale unquestioned. The public will find 1t In guam
THY and quality at least equalt Its Late competitor
and is price reduced to ONE DOLLAR.
- ~! Eay. na.s.'s-' A. II. GoURAUD.
~ = ie 2e-Tu&WJylli
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II PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY. IA mass-meet-
ing was held ct BrentsIlle on Mon day last,
and delegates selected to represent Prince
William in the State Convention. The dele
gates 90 uninstructed, fand, we think, are
divided between Lee and Daniel, the for
mer having majority. We learn that Ma
jor Daniel is the second choice OF majority
Of the delegates. Manassas (Prince wiz
Hanl) Gazette. t,.,I.s 3,i q rs FL! ne
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.
PROFESSOR THOMAS J. MINOR. '!2s'
,n,>-Y, =, r, 7 rrrrxr 1r.-,r r,p IN ,IS<5rSu
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT.
r... with his pupils. -
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1877,
49,. - for the benefit OF the I'D.
- ELEVENTH-STREET SYNAGOGUE.
lie has spared expense In getting up the scenery
and costumes, and In making appointments such rs
will insure its success, > - 0'sS
General admission. 25c.; reserved seats Soc: 10
be had ut G. +. Johnston's muslc-store. jy lost
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SUMMER RESORTS.

RATES OF BOARDING SO per day. SI2 per week
$50 per month. Especial arrangements ma'c for
families spenGing the season.
Omnibus will transport passengers and baggage
FREE OF CHARGE from The cars - The hotel.
ia m
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COURT ORDER. r

TINNEY AND. AIS, vs.. HETH,. &C. !;
BARKSDALE AND AIS. VS.. HETH, &C.
BY decree entered bX the Circuit Court Of tho
county of Henrico on the 14th Of June, 1877, in
these causes one Of the comnissionersof the court
is directed to examine and report to the correct
ness Of the accounts returned with the report Of
Andrew Johnston, special commissioner, of the 9Th
of June, 1877 and whether the same are supported
by proper vouchers. And, further, to inquire and
report as follows: .,.t . I. t.,,r..a +,,y.
Isl. what viii bel reasonable and Just compen-
sa1on TO the said Andrew Johnston for his services
as special commissioner since the last allowance
made to him as such? s-.=
-.!2d. What will be reasonable and just allowance
to be made TO Mr.. Conway, Robinson, Mr.. james
Since the last allowance made to them as such
3d. What win be reasonable and just allowance
TO be made to MIA. ~ Trabue as receiver since the
last allowance made to him. such .,,.,, ,.: -
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PLENTY OF GOODS LEFT FOR THOSE VINO
HAVE NOT MADE THEIR PURCHASES

- 3}ii't!fi +
Z >iis.-g.,.t. :'y.adgf,.ft~-e.gEn rs
s i; 49, - -----T--tG2iE Ill "9fEr
r1;aB,aa..jt
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BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY.

5G:i3ah ,saI ..T.j'at,: @ni'e>@'Ii''. so
.~5ryss5 Sea = ..4HnI =! sr'rtJl q.
-.a7 g4.s--1.iu=; gl.fE @.,i iilW: 90
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NO TINE TO-DAY TO ENuMERATE THE
GOODS AND ToGrvE PRICES.

~ --7'-I!-T = -F99I|I- -'-'I E-9-l' y.
- -. - g. ...I .ayf,s ~!a'N Il
, .ar.sasa -J i;.& fGJ. ~
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL.
n DnIET rnNEnRr

L OLD POINT COMFORT Va
Situated within 100 yards OF Fort Mouroc. open
all the year. special attractions t.. summer, With
ample capacity for 500 guests Has ali modern Ina
provemcnts. Six daily mails, and telegraph Office
Fifteen to twenty rstclass steamers tnd daily cN-
cept Sunday $50 yards from the door. Superior
beach for bathing at the d0orstcp.. aud good from
May until November. Boating, fishing and driving
specially attractive. Send FOX circular describing
hygienic advantages, terms. &c.
nv 1l-d&w3m II. PllOEBUS. Proprietor.
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HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.

This popular resor. will he open for tho reception
of visitors June Isl. All the dciicacics OF Tide
water Virginia" will be scrrcd. 4 comn"diDuS
bath-house Is attached.
TERMS: $3.50 per day: sl2 per week: 40 per
month. j. j. BARNES,
my l9-2m Proprietor.
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GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE OF
VI SUMMER GOODS,-Aftcr this date all Sum
mer Goods will be sold atyery low figures at j. G:
WHITLOCKS; 1909 Main street. Having, q full
stock Of Dress Goods, Linens, Par asols, and all
Goods found in dry goods store, the public Is IN.
with Grenadines reduced from so to Soc, from 80
to 25c, from.25t to 20c.> j. G. WHiTLOCK.
je22 1909 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10
TOILET ARTICLES.
TNGLISH TOOTH-BRUSIIES
MADE TO ORDER.
- A LARGE LOT LATELY RECEIVED.
TOILET ARTICLES.

Most of these brushes made after an I'm
proved shape suggested by distinguished dentist.
j. BLAIR. Druggist,
TWO corner OF Broad and Ninth streets.