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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-03

Coal FOR THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-Coal-
dealers will doubtless be interested in the
advertisement oioMr. Alfred Moses, secre-
tary OF the City School Board, which will
be found elsewhere. ll ..,i .
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT YEsTER.
DAY-Judge II. W. Hughes. presiding.-J.
P. Jennings, bankrupt; Order of reference
TO Robert Catlett to take account of;liens on
real estate. a.,.@-rf as,i .,..3t
E. P. Hudgins & Co., bankrupts. Order
confirming assignee's report OF sale OF chooses
in action. - r.: p. :.
W.. R. McKenney, assignee Of John W.
Gurley, against r. IF. Williams and others,
in chancery. Order of publication against
the heirs OF James W. Butts, deceased.
Henry Bowler, bankrupt. The order here
tofore entered requiring certain amounts to
be deposited in bank is set aside, and as
signee ordered to pay John Dunlop all
claims lie may have against the estate OF
bankrupt, whether as secured creditor or as
attorney in the suit Of Bowler against Hous.
ton, pending in the Supreme Court Of the
State OF Virginia.
John w. Gurley, bankrupt. Thomas S.
Watkins is assigned as counsel for assignee
in the chancery cause OF McKenney, as
signee, against Williams and others.
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If MILITARY.-The First regiment had .
splendid drill at the. ,armory last night.
There were about two hundred and fifty
present ) ,sf .2;z@.i
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u; UNMAIIaBLE LETTERs REMAINING n THE
ERIcHN0ND ResT- OfEICE JrLY 81 -,
Mrs. Annia "A. Kersey, Matthew'S county,
Va; Mrs. Mary u. w ises
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], LIrERArraE, Ike q lady, should always appear
In charming dress. Il dces SO appear in : An.
drews's Bazaar, which Is devoted chiefly 20 the lite
rature OF dress. Every page has something TO In
terest and instruct. W. r. Andrews, publisher,
Cincinnati t!i.t.5 tsftsf &ts8f 49, t5trfatst
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OMISSION. LIN the report OF the proceed
ings Of the City School Board published In
yesterdays Dispatch Miss Belle Wade's
name W2s omitted aS one OF the teachers
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FoR NORFOLK AND OLD PoIST.-A quick
and pleasant route TO Old Point Is by rail TO
Norfolk and thence by Baltimore boat TO she:
fort. Tickets for sale by CARRIER.
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Ss pcr gallon which is veTy AIEo direct
importation 81; Dun Gord6H saerry Just arrived
We can the attention OF the trade TO ear ness
;brand or cigsrs Of oar own manufacture Fl ccn-
soIador,t = y Pisana,r Be.
These goods arc mada pfthe Finest Havana tohsc,
co, and cannot be exceiled In price and quality.
w. u. ELAM & CO.,
eeS Aatn street, HichmonA. i
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l. COMMISSIONER OF AGRIcULTURE.-Dr. Pol.
lard has entered upon his dutiesas Commits
soner of Agriculture.s iHe has an office in
the basement Of, the Capitol next to Major
Boykin's, + DR., Pollard, it will be remem:
bered, "appointed by the Governor and
copfirmed- blythe Senate during the last
session Of the General Assembly, and sub
seouently it was discovered that the act
creating the Office did not 60 into effect
until the 1st OF July. ,}l (,
The Acknowledgement some time ago gave
his opinion that DR.. Pollard would have to
be recommissioned, and that his appoint
ment would last until thirty days afte- the
assembling of the General Assembly, in ac-
cordance with that provision OF the Copsti-
tuition empowering the Governor to fill va
cant offices pro tempore.
The Commissioner will as soon as posi-
BILE establish cabinet of specimens OF Vir-
ginis products, and will in all other respects
proceed to carry out the law. He desires
the address OF each fertiIizing agent in the
State. @''
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PoLIcE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Jastice Jc.
sepb j. White presiding.-Daniel scroggins
was called up TO answer for being drunk.
He had no excuse. Thirty days IN jail was
given him. -. 1.a 80 -. ..-a.. =. =
Tim Iverson (colored) was required to
hand over to Sergeant Chalkley $3.50 for
abusing bis sister,, Tidy Walton.
81 Ellen Harper. one Of the worst charac-
tiers Of Cash Corner: was jailed for four
months for striking Sarah Cornet. with a
brick and Sarah Cornet, a white girl, ar
rested Tor creating a disturbance in the
street was sentenced to imprisonment for
thirty days. 81 o.QSG: ~
|: Tim Sullivan, John Cavanaugh, and Pat.
Belton amused themselves Sunday by beat.
ing Stephen Cheatham, an old negro man.
They were required to contribute 30 each
to the city treasury, and in default were
committed .tar.tl.ii.. l-':i.i = ~.
Isaac Schwartz and Thomas Rollins plead
ed guilty Of stealing one lot OF brass boxes
from the, Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company, and were sent to jail for six
months EACH. .eiR.s1at9 . y .43-.l& . -
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THE GIRLS MITE SOCIETY OF Grace-street Bap-
tlst church return thanks to Mr.. James C. Smith
and Mrs. Jane King for ice furnished during thei.
festival =. - 80 $500 +.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcRE.-DR. C. W.
BKNsoN's CELERY AND cHAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache. DYspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Her.
yousness and teeplessness. aad VIII cure any case
Price, SOC. Postage free. Fold By all drugsistai
ofice. 1Ge north Euiaw Street, baltimore, Nd.
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sLIpPERs,, TIES, BUsKINB. SERGE GOODS, SAN
dals, Prince Arberts, 0xfords, NeWports, Magnolias
Buckle NeWports. &C., cheap A s.5 +
BoscHEE's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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/ c. r. REEs, Photographic artist, returned to the
city after absence Of several weeks He will be
found at hfs post from 8 A. II. TN t6k P. IL.
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n. ELLYsoS & CO., advertising agents, ,rsert ad.
vertisements In all Of the newspapers Of the Unite
States at publishers rates. Orders le al the DIS
patch counting.room will receive prompt attsu-
q
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| BLAEY BOOKS OF many h5es, hncs, and qualities,
/ az eurUAn and tine cheap northern maxi. XccoHns-
Books and Paper Boxes made TO order. and all kinds
Eof Book-binding. Papes-ruling, 4c.. ct 1902 and
1904 Main street. RANDoLFH& q EFGLisII.
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TIE. FREIGHT DEPOT OF. the Petersburg
Railroad Company will be. closed to-mor-
row. i.-..sss /. IA IL $50 i &
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D THE PEARL OF ExczLLEScE Is5 G0URAUD's
SOLYNPIAs CREAss, This lunTtyaIled preparation
imparts to sallow, red, or pimpays complexions 8
beauty that conyeys no augssstton os artificial APP
,bliance. Large bottles one dollar. sgss5 sgss5
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THE MEETINGS IN HENRICO COUNTY
DEI.RGATEs CHOSEN TO THE STATE CoNVEN-
T1oS-PRoBABLE SUCCESS OF MEssRs. At
KINsoN AND HOPKINS FOR HOUSE OF DELE
GArEs.-The meeting in Fairfield township
elected the following delegates: h.tE -
To State observation-disclosures. E. =.
Minor, John L. Grubbs, J. G. Redwood,
and Henry Yoegler.
To County Convention-Messrs. A. j.
Tucker, P. G.. Larus, Fl. c. Hechler, Will
liam Smith, William Ell. Brauer, and Conrad
Feitig. ~. =
Messrs. Minor and Voegler are for Daniel ;
Messrs. Grubbs and Redwood for Talia-
ferro. The second choice OF all is FitZ.
Lee. The county convention delegates are
for Atkinson fand Hopkins too, it is be-
lieyedl for the House Of Delegates. q.
The meeting in Tuckahoe elected the fol-
lowing delegates:
To State Conveniently. J. G. Beatie,
W. S. Leak, j. W. Tally, B. W. Green, Jr.
The expression Of preference was Daniel,
II: Lee, 81; Malone, g.; Taliaferro, 2.
TO County Convention (Atkinson dele
gates1-J. r. Jones, W. S. Leak, b. s.
Baughan, DR.. Z. S. McGruder, E. G. Blaln,
B. W. Green, Jr.
In Varina township scaling-vote system
was adopted, and the following delegates
were elected: E. X. Gum for Malone,
George D.. PIeasants for Holiday, - Rag.
land for Lee, and Ben. Smith for Taliaferro
The delegates TO the county convention
were instructed to 60 for John X. Fussel
for the House first and II. A. Atkinson, Jr.,
next.
In Brookland district full report was moi
received at this Office last night but two OF
three different accounts say that it went for
TaIiafe-ro as first choice and Daniel second
The county delegation stands for Tall
aferro 6 for Daniel, l. for Malone, 1 fol
Lee, and for Holiday. :.ql.
The nomination of j. n. Hopkins and Fl
A. Atkinson for the House OF Delegates
seems proba able. -. The Convention meets to.
doxT .'-,!..ng,t.. -,.:.t jGyHa ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-03

EOURTH OF JULY. ...
GRAND PICNIC AT HATTORF'S GARDEN.
held by the combined s...
SOCIETIES OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH.
Proceeds to be devoted to the purchase of an organ
Admit;ancc, soc. y2'3l"
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JULY 4.
1877.

TICKETS, so cents; ladies half price; children
free. Cars run within two squares Of the grounds.
Abundance Of REFRESHMENTS at city prices,
aud best OF order preserved by the committee.
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{ scHENcK's sEA-WEED Toyfc.-Ir the ntluos-
phere experienced here during the summer months,
the lethargy produced by the heat takes away the
desire for wholesome food and frequent pesspfra-t
lions reduce bodily energy, particularly those suffer.
Ing from the effects Of debiiating diseases In orr.
der to keepa NATURAL healthful activity Of the system
we must TO artificial means For this purpose
sCfENcK's SEA-WEED TONIC Is very e1eetrai A
few doses will create appetite and give fresh
20 the enerrated body. For dyspepsia It IL lnyaua
bIe.i Many eminent physicians have doubted wte-
ther dyspepsia eau be permanently cured by the
drugs which are generally employed for that pur-
pose. The SEk-WEED Tonic In Its nature is fotaify
different from such drugs. It contains no corrosive
minerals acds In fact, II assists the regular ope
rations OF nature and supplies her deficiencies Tbs
tonic In Its nature so much resembles the gastric
tce that IL 10 almost identical with tha. did The
gastric juice is the natural solvent which, IN heal
thy condition OF the body, causes the food to be d.
gested; ana when this Juice Is not excreted In su
cient Quantities indigestion, with all its distressing
symptoms, follow. The sEA-WEED TONIC performs
the duty OF the gastric juice when the latter Is def
cient. scHEycK's sEA-WEEp TONIC sold by AL
druggists.
Go TO MCGovERN's PARLoR SALOON, corner Of
Twelfth and Rank streets, II you want everything
nice and Old Virginia cooking. Prices reasonable.
LEA & PERRINs' J.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Lea s. Perrins'
signature is or every bottle.
JouN DuScAN's SONS
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8ilI,n,ond Dispatrh,
TUESDAY -. -. ...... JULY 8, ls77.

xrFIIE CIRCULATION OF TEsEDIsPATCH
~ LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
| s.T1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PapEas OF THE CITY s'.9 lst$ 3ss
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The Common Council.

The regular semi-monthly meeting OF the
Common Council was held yesterday after
noon President Anderson in the chair.
Present at roll-call Messrs. Adams, Chris
tian, Curtis, Davis, Elicit, English, Foster,
Gregory, Guy, Hargrove, Haxall, Hayes,
Higgins, Johnson, King, Lauer, Manson,
Metzger,, Oliver, Pulliam, Starke, Straus,
Talbot, Taylor. Timberblake, Vandervall,
WhitIocE and Wood
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rRAND SELECT EXCURSION
" ..--.#.r---r WEST POINT
ON 4TH OF JULY, 1877,

ON 4TH OF JULY, 1877.
Fishina, bathing, and boating. There has been q
splendid baIh-hoiisc erected on the Point. Dancing
on the new pavilion ut the hotel No dtsreputabe
parties allowed on the train. ..-. :.
Refreshments ON the train and ground at city
prices. Oysters, crabs. aud FISH In abundance.
There wilbe no liquors Of any kind allowed on
the lraiR, aud strict order will be observed.
Sreet-cars connect with the train. .s.
il lS,25,30.Jy2,3,4. ~, ,..-,r'stf..sy.., ....#
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DRY FOODS. ANNoUNCEMENT

The cIosing-out saleof DRY GOODS at CHARLES
HUTZbER'S win only continue for
.s THIRTY DAYS LONGER,
and all goods not disposed Of by that time VIII be
sold at auction. - 81
s The remainder OF the stock now on hand will be
sold without regard 70 cost or value. u,
For bargains call early at s 46s
CHARLES HUTZLER'S,
! te 2s-eodln ~ Z 611 Broad street.
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DRESS GOODS AT COST
BLACK ALPACAsa at 22, 25, SO, and Soc.1 worth sa
MERES, BLACK GRENADINES, Sc, marked
down to bottom prices. Look at those DOUBLE
thew can't be beat. The greatest bargains In GEN.
TIEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS; GAUlE
sHIRTs at Is: 5oe;, and Upward upwards MaPsrs ana as %
PIOUES, and IRISH LINENS, we can show yon
barSains that win astonisli you; BUSTLEs, coz;
JEWRLRY and CYG6ODs. Don't fail to see
our PARASOLSl I PARASOLSl l PARASOLS! We
are sfering special bargains. LADIES' aud CHILL
DRENfS STRAW HATS cheaper than anywhere In
the city. Don't forget the N0.-323 Broad street:
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The James River steamer JOHN SYLVESTER
win make special excursion 10 the ab0yt-named
places under the charge Of the FIRST VIRGINIA
REGIMENT leaving Richmond on the night of the
Sd OF JULY It O'Clock. Returning; leave Old
Pont after the fireworks, arriving In Richmond on
the morning Of the bth at 6E O'Clock.
Tickets, good until the eth, inclusive. so So
Tickets can he obtained from Colonel Purcell,
Binford. Miller, Spotswood, Lieutenant Phillips,
and Captain Carter. OF the Howitzers. l@
Obtain your tickets before the evening OF the 3D.
c2l-o5293QEjy2&3 Isl
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VICTORIA LAWNS.-Another lot OF
Y those beautiful SATIN-sTRIPED VICTORIA
LAWNS Mt 15c. just opened at
10 2Q-eOl JULIUS MEYERS,
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nRESS LlNENS.-The greatest bargains
~ In DRESS LINENS at
N ie 29-eod JULIUS MEYERS.
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LRAND EACOhsION AND BAehEI
0E J!fY Nv oPEGnE SfETHei1IsT Hn H EPis1,n.
PA. SUNDAY YSCHooL.-Refreshments furnished
al city prices. s& r. a's ,,ss,ss +.
Mr.. G. H.. an old gentleman OF sixty years Of age;
challenges any person connected with any Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday school in Richmond to swim
{hadge Of honor). T. - ~ .E.5...s ),
~! baskets of provisions iefs at Oregon Methodist
veyed to the boat free BY the committee. i. ~
PRICE OF TICKETS: Gentlemen, 75c.; ladies,
5Qc.: children under fourteen years, 25c.
Boat leaves the wharf of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, Recketts at TX O'Clock A. NJ.
Tickets can bs obtained from members Of the
east Broad street; Mr.. e. e Wade, at P W1tlock's,
Main street, No. 1f45 ffd j. II. Wades store, Man.
je 20,30,Jv2S3< i ~ I E..s-s -
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,
ASSISTED By TIN
REcEpTIoS COMMITTEE.

r, J. REILLY. President c. d. $. rEs .af.2 X"
J. V REppY. President A, q II.
Jr.S 4. f'IZZISY. President McC,lI Lyceum-
y J. HOFFMAN,, President Knights OF 81. Joseph
John AHERS. President st. Vincent de Paal.
ASnREw PlzzISI, JR., President st. Peters c.
u, c.
FRAScIs AAHoNEY, President ST. Patrsck's G.
d. &.
Hon. A. ". KELLEY, President ]. {. R. T. t,s+
PHIITP O,SEIL. r. McGovRRs,.
j. w WHITAKER, JOHN RANKIN,
H. IRy.S. .@a +. j. MAHoEEY,
.JoHS X. MALLoY. JAMES HARTLEY, :.
NC HAGaERTY, tf JOHN r. DnHERTY, i
FREEMAN, THOMAS VCoNSOR,
j. L. LEARY, ID. MORGAN.
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coyuIT.Er OF ARRANGEMENTS.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
e. Fl. ENGLISH. IHohAs GoS,
j. J.. WHITAKER, THOMAS d. Saili'
Holm MURPHY. JOHN DlPSEH,
WILLIAM RANKIN, ID. BRoPHi.
JAMES HAYES,
Members OF committees will report promptly 70
'''e '''''' '''e' W ARTHUR ROONEY.
" 3-2t (halrlnah. 0C.
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Go TO MCGovERN's PARLoR SALOON, corner OF
Twelfth and Rank streets, II you want everything
nice and Old Virginia cooking. Prices reasonable.
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EXCURSIONS.

That elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOCK has been
engaged. and viii leave her wharf At Rockets 1T
O'Clock A. NJ under the auspices Of the above Order.
Parties wishing avail themselves Of this delight
ful drip will have opportunity OF Witnessing the
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS AT OLD
POINT on She night OF the 4th: aud parties wish
ing can return on the steamer JOHN SYLVESTER,
which will leave Old Point for Richmond on the
evening Of the 4th after the display of fireworks
Special com iltces for the care Of ladies aud chill
boat. ...a. .A 40.
TICKETS (good to return on 4th. 5th. or 6th),
$3.50. Can he had Of the following committee
William W. " ood, James u. Gill. John Il. Weather.
ford, Daniel Wren, M 7. Dill, and at the places of
city Hall: John FrischSorn, No. Seventeenth
street. +. f. Gin. $50 east Broad street. j.. A Gin,
1T0o Main Ct rect , 'ie %, 26.29 S.Jy2S3
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IORSETS.-75c. Corsets for 50c.; 81
" corsets for 75c.; $3.50 Corsets for 81; Alb
dominai Corsets only $3.50, at
te 29-eOd JULIUS MEL Eh'S'
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PICoNE(S-
-~~~S-~-ss-'----'a---
rRAND PICNIC

VRAND PICNIC -
" AT nLENNER's PARK
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1877,
BY THE @..@
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,
ASSISTED By TIM
Members Of the A. Q, H., McGM Lyceuin, INC
Knights OF St Joseph, 81. Peters Catholic ia.
and X s., and Catholics generally.
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pERcsrEs- and h4,ntifII styIesN,t akc.
worth 12kc., at
ie 29-eod -.-.... JULIUS MEYERS.
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r INEN DRILLs.-Fifty pieces PLAIN,
- STRIPED, and CHECKED LINEN DRILLS,
from 16Hc. up-the cheapest line In the clty-at
te 2q.cod JULIUS MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-03
FLOOR MANAGERS

REFRESHMEST COMMITTEES.
WV. M.RAGLASD tCh'n), JoRS BAILEY,
pITpICK CUMMINGS, WILLIAM KELLY,
II DUGAS. +. j. HOGAN. .r-
J.. FEESEsSEY.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
JUAN A. PIzZISf (Ch'n), T.. j. SMITH.
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COMMITTEE on GAMES.

JON. MURPHY (Ch'nl, JAMES RYAN. 49,.
j l.. MoHRISSEY, WILLIAM BAG0ErT.
n. MCCARTHY, '.s..
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DARASOLS AT PRICES GREATLY
i REDUCED.-H you want 4 bargain. 60 TO
10 oa-eod - - JULIUS MEYERS.
II INEN SUITS AND DUSTERS.-All
IL prices marked down to close ont. at
r. 5o.e0d JULIUS MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-03

uAyE YOU HEARD THE NEWS
IL Now is the time, and BROWNE Il ROWES
is the place, to get the cheapest ,
DRY GOODsl DRY G0ODS!! Dhf GOoDs'''
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RRY GOODS

BRF GOODS.
r AWNS.-Five thousand yards JACO-
IL NET LAWNS ut l2lc.-regular shilling goods
at JULIUS MEYERS,
je 2a-eod COS Broad street.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-10
4 Pleasant Adventure,

There was n husking bee down nent
Mt Pleasant the other night. One Of
tho young ladies present rammed hcr
hands into the husks md hauled ont n
snake rs long rs n whip lash, and too
cold 10 take much interest in the festivi-
ties. She fell over on her back and
allrickGl Nnl screnlncl until she was
black in tile facc, but everybody thought
shc had only found n red car, md they
laughed Mt Ilcr while The snnke got inside
Of her ruftle md crawlel painfully md
automatically down her back. SHE waS
understood at last, anil tho snake VIA
,lrngg0l ont aud killed, but she aays if
ElIe wns to live thousand years she
couldn't scream half M much M she
wants to.-ComcN Big0a Cio'ca) Nom
pHrick.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-10
Care of the Teeth.

Desirable and beautiful rs sound teeth
are, there is no patt of tho bodies Of
young children that is so almost univer-
sally neglected by parents. Scarcely one
child in hundred has rcgulnr sound
teeth, and tho proportion Of those that
are covered to 4 greater or less extent
with M unpleasant looking coating is
equally great. A very little care on the
part Of parents would largely obviate
this difficulty, but the misfortune is TINT
few parents arc willing to exercise such
care. And this is especially the case in
America, where dentistry thrives more
vigorously, perhaps, tlau in any other
country, md all because parents arc
neglectful Of their cllildren's teeth. The
regular daily use of the brush, without
my other dentifrice than pure white cas-
tile soup, md the removal Of n misplaced
tooth or two, would in most instances not
only give pearly wltiteness hut regularity,
both combining 10 greatly enhance the
beauty, whether in man or woman, aud
especially woman.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-10
How Many Pounds 10 the Ton !.

The suit Of Frederick Reclt against the
Phoenix Insurance Company was brought
in tic Supreme Court, New York, re.
Gently, 10 recover on policy of marine
insurance. The policy contained the fol.
lowing clause concerning the vessel in
which the insured goods were to be ship
pei: "Warrntcl not to carry more
than her registered tonnage in marble,
leal, coal, or IRON" The vessel III which
the goods were shipped was registered in