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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is particularly
recommended for children. 1t cures
Coughs. Colds. Group. Sore Throat, and
Whooping Cough. Is pleasant to the
taste and acts like Il charm. Price, 25cts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

Our neghbor, Ben. Hunt, has been
suddenly called to Nashville, We
know OF no cause, but that he is after
n Bright idea.
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IS" At the store OF Ellis Days You can
say money by purchasing goods at les;
than the same goods can be purchased
elsewhere. Nv
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For County Surveyor.

We arc authorized to announce J. W
Sylcr candidate tor County Surveyor
before the next Quarterly Term Of the
County Court of Franklin county
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Preparatory Departmcnt-Mary
Sharp College.

MRS. JOSIE LUSk has been secured
Tor this Department. Mrs Lusk attend
ell the Mary Sharp for three years. and
completed the course. except the Senior
year. She had experience in tcachin. be-
fore entering the College, and II very sue
cessiul experience since. She is u woman
TO great energy. II thorough student, and u
persevering, faithful and accomplished
teacher.
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Sales
For January 18th, 1879,

Louisa Sells Va. Peter &. Sells.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale In my
hands, issued from the Chancrry Court of
Franklin county, Tenn. in the above
cause, | will sell to the highest bidder for
CASH, at tie Courthouse door in the town
of Winchester, on
Monday, january 18Th 1879,
the following tracts or parcels of land sit
uatcd in civil district No. IL Of said coun-
Is. being part Of the lands purchased by
petcrG. Sells of the heirs of Mark Holder,
and fully described ia the report and plat
of the Commissioners who pirtitioncd tha
lands of Marx Holder. deed, which appear
OF record in the County Court of Franklin
county, Tenn. in the case OF Leroy Holder
VS.. Peter G.. Sells ct al The lots or par
cells Of land levied upon consist of lot NO.
10 in said plat, containing 90 acres; lot
No. in said plat containing Gl2 acres;
the boundaries of botl, of said lot, being
fully given in said report. to which refer
encc is here made; and also 3-S acres in
lot No. . in said plat being onc-iourth OF
said lot.
Levied upon as the property of Peter g..
Sells, and will he sold TO satisfy said order
of sale with interest, cost. &c.
This December l0th, ISIS.
Il. r. OAKLEY. Sheriff.
lnr1D-tIs IN
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
G. Armstrong ". Tyrec Riddle and

W. G, Armstrong ". Tyrcc Riddle and
others.
injunction Bill
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk " Master, from
compliments bill in above cause, which
is sworn to. that defendant, Malinda Good
Toe. is u NONRESIDENT ct the state of Ten
nr,src, 20 that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served upon her.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be madr for four successive weeks in the
Home journal, published in inrhe>tcr,
TrnH.rcQuirug said resident defend
ant 20 appear on or before the lth Mon
day in ,Ianuary next, before the hancrry
Court at Winchester. rankin county,
Tenn, and plead, answer or dcmur 30
bill, or tie same will be ta-
ken lur confessed and set for hearing eX
plrtc H. to Hcr.
Witness my hand, Mt Office in Winches-
ter, Tenn, this Oct. 9th. 1873.
T. ii. FINCH, {. L VI.
orlI-.iw ~
Simmons & Curtis. solicitors.
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Peter T.cnelan and others -, A. 5. Colyar
and others.
Br virtue of decree of the Chanccry
Court of Franklin county, Tennessee. pro-
nounccd at its November adjoui ned term,
1878, in above cause. will. ON
Monday, January 18Th. 1879,
At TIE Courthouse door in Win'hrstrr.
Tenn. sell to tie highest bidder for CASH
the mousse and lots described in the plead
ing, situated in Sharp'- addition to Dcrh-
crd In -aid county and State. know i rs
lots Nos. - and y.
Tuis December 9th. ISIS.
r. II. FINCH, C.& NJ.
lnr1I-tl "a
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E.y~ Go to Phillips Drug Store and
get some Of the new kind Of candy.
Best in the world.
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It is the only medicine would give TO
my Baby, Il mother said. speaking OF DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. At all drug stores
% cents.
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CHRISTMAS TRICKS
JOHNNIE SCHR0M

Has lust received fine and select stock
of Christmas Tricks, Candies. Cakes, &c.
and will sell them CHEAP FOR CASH
5Y- Come one, come all. 1t
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Fashionable Barber Shop.
LEWIS BOND

Has opened iirst-class shop in the
brick row opposite tie Home JOnrna. OF
lice. where he will practice barbcring IN
all its branches. lie keeps everything 10
parlor style. lie has convenienres for al
those who wish to wash their faces and
hands. free of charge. Give Eim acall.
lei lso prepared to mend broken UNI
brella IN workmanlikc manner. at low
rates. !srp2O
OId ,thcs cleaned. and made almost rs
good new.
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rs" Christmas comes but oncea year,
and it is not often you can get sncA par
gains as are offered By Ellis Days ut his
Store on the Public Sullure wv
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Chancery Sales
For january 18th, 1879.

WIN, \. Gill, Jr. adu'r, &c,.y Y, ii. Bra
2Icr ana others.
BY virtue Of decree of tie Chaurcry
Court Of Franklin county. Tenn, pro-
mounrcd at it, November adjourned term.
lSIS, in above cause, | Will sell to the
highest bidder, on
Monday, january 18th. 1879,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn, the 94i q acre trac, of land dcs,rihod
in the pIcadimgs. adjoining the lamd, OF
Elijah Bralicr and others, in cii il district
No, 2ur snid county
Said lands will be sold on credit OF
one and two years, except 10 per cent. Of
the purchase money which viii hcrrlUir-
ed in cash. The hiddings to commence at
So 90 perNcre Notes with approved G.
curly required OF the urclI user, an n
Len retained, &C.
This December Oh, ISIS,
7. II. FINCH, {. & VI.
dccl2-tds "a
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!1EW GOODS !

have just received new addition to
my stock Of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
g., and respectfully solicit AN cNamna-
riou Of the sunc. would call especial
attention to my stock Of
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
which will he sold very low. pay cash
tor my goods, and propose to sell at a very
small profit, but Jar caSh only.
viii pay the highest market price fer
all mcrchaUtaLlc produce.
T. j. JACKSON.
Nov. u. 1873.
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tS- Travelling Bags ut cost. WinStead
Bros, opposite Maxwell House, Nashville
nOvl2-lm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

EY" For nice books. suitable rs
Christmas presents, go to the Drug
Store Of G, q. Phillips.
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EmbreV, Bro. & Go.

Have just received II fresh lot OF
CIoaks and Fancy Goods Call and
see these goods, for they are nice and
cheap. Nv
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Embrey, Bro. IL Co.

Have on hand u select assortment Of
Christmas Toys, attractions, DC. Gail
and see them before purchasing els G.
where. Ii
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JOHN SIMMONS. p. II. CURTIS.
SIMMONS & CURTIS,
Attorneys at Law
Winchester, Tenn.

viii practice in the counties OF frank-
lin Coffee and Moore; also. IN ouprcin
Court at Nashville. Prompt attention
given to collections. lho''i
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Opposite Maxwell llousc,)


Elegant Dress Suits.
Stylish Business Suits.
Fall Ovcrcoats.
Winter Oycrcoats.
Boys Play Suits.
Boys Dress Suits.
Boys Ulster Coats.
ChiIdrcn's Suits.
Kilt Suits.
Dress Shirts.
Party Ties,
De j oinville Scarts.
The Vernon Scarf.
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'COTEINT5

Made to order, and full supply of the
incest ON hand, orany size, at less than
they can be bought for anywhere else.
He will deliver them in a NICE llEARSK
to any part Of the county.
| keep on hant an assortment OF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

Before removal to our New Store In
January we will offer extraordinary bar
gains IN fine goods.
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O'lI-iN -
Simmons q Curtis. solicitors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-25
IFor the Dispatch. ]

As we are getting into the beautiful state,
as far as our Sunday liberties 60, that the
Puritan saints wished their neighbors to
be, why, have a suggestion to make. /
amt allowed to get my toddy on Sunday
out. I take my jug home. can't get ice.
Hot water and hot whiskey makes me sick.
Won't the Board OF Health order the supply
of water cut off on Sunday, and the police
boss station line OF his men along the river
and creeks with orders to arrest all who
drink anything but water? II not there
will be case OF spontaneous combustion
soon in some poor fellow, like that barrel OF
whiskey on Second street. sg
Whilst the police are at work let them
clean up our streets Of distractions, other
wise called signs, put up generally on the
principle that the smaller the store the
larger and the more in the way the sign.
Look up or down Main street, or tue busi-
ness portion, and gee the mass OF ugly OBJ
strnctions as far as the eye can see. Take
them all down wherever found, as far as
the ordinance allows. This aouL improve
our city, and give our police some more
work to do to keep them from feeling the
heat. The last suggestion is on general
principles for the good OF ali who have an
eye for decent looks but the first insist
upon for the personal benefit Of some very
bad sufferers. l03 -.
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r,rofitabIy emutoyed il

memberl might be. proftably employed ID
cleaning up CoErt house square.
The Manchester Musical Association. Is
making arrangements for d grand musical
festiYai soon to enstie. ~ sifo,' f'st.ss p,t0 y
The new Street Oomrnitte promise 10
give north Hull street and Bridge avenue
needed attention as soon as circumstances
will admit. :sif&7i 24 s3s szti:a:ss, .
News items Ok advertisements, IL fest dc
William D. LithgoT's by O'Clock p. NJ,
cy con be sent over ut 1880 P. NJ. -: 49,
The stage-lines to Richmond are we'll
filled with passengers on every trip to and
from the metropolis. ff.'i ~ t5t I" .i.,:
Watchman Loterzo Is engaged In the up.
hill business OF repairing the Free bridge.
He gets in one or two new planks every
day. ~. =! 19siate
The new turn-table OF the Danville Rail-
road Company near the arch Is nearly COM
pIeted, and is an excellent job. Is,7.i'
Business was never better ut the many
brick-yards with which Manchester
abounds. a,., ..s,e.; - -a...r, ~ .
The city Jail mas as few inmates as at any
time since the establishment Of the city
governments. - -.
Some Of the finest wheat in Chesterfield
county can be seen on the Ampthill estate
OF II. G. Watkins, Esq, near Falling Greek.
There is q general complaint OF chicken
thieyes;- hardly night passes without the
premises OF some citizen being raided upon.
Nlnta street east OF Stockton needs atten-
tion. This Is the main thorougbiare 10 the
beautiful Riyer-View road and the fine es-
tates through which it leads. .7 .1-.,y
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Installation of Officers. = Manchester
Royal-Arch Chapter will tonight install the
following officers for the ensuing year !:
Rev. George C. Vanderslice. H. p; Alex
ander Dick, King; w. E. Gary, Scribe; /.
G. Wells, Treasurer; D. X. Weisiger, secre-
tary; T. W. Crow, q. OF H.: S. c. Dyer,
p. S.; A. Fitzgerald, r. A. c.; A: J. Sim
mons, Master Of Third Vail; n. A. Eubank,
Master Of Second Vail; A. G. Gibbs, Master
Of First Vail; D. f. Weisiger, S: and j..
This installation was postponed from the
June meeting on account OF the inclement
weather. Grand-Lecturer r. II. Ducsber-
ry and other distinguished members OF the
craft are expected to be present, and a
night-of instruction and entertainment may
be looked for.
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=. Minor lopics.-so Some good citizens COM
meneed cleaning out their cutters as soon
as the order to that effect appeared. The
city carts should now remove the rubbish,
or but little good will be accomplished by
said order. 80 z1 ~ . s,
AS long as the heated term continues nth the the
BelIe-Isle men do not appear over-anxious
TO resume operations. ..,sl'
: A PARTY named NJ. T. Edwards was ar
resred Yesterday, charged with obtaining
money under false pretences, aud bailed I'M
| til this morning. E9 5,s9,Sa
Only one case at the Mayors Court yes
terday-two colored women, charged with
disorderIy conduct. Both discharged.
The Hastings Court yenire will probably
be discharged for the term to-day.
The chaiu-gang (which consists 81 one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-25

ANDRoMAcHE, BY YVALENTINE.-" Hector's
Andromache," as Virgil touchinSly calls
this woman OF misfortune, when Eneas met
her as the wife Of Pyrrus, the murderer OF
her father and the son OF her husbands
slayer, is exquisitely modelled by our native
sculptor. The time represented is just after
Hector bids her to go to her loom and distaff.
suited to women, while he goes to the field
prepared for men and heroes. The little
Astyanax, happily ignorant Of how soon he
is to be hurled from the Tower OF Troy, is
playing with bright face in striking con-
trast with his mothers pensive visage) with
some ornament hanging from the.neck Of
Andromache, who instinctiyely but uncon-
sciously presses him to her breast. AS il
oyershhdoWed by coming fate, the wife and
mother forgets her distaf, which lies in her
lap, and forgets herself also, as her head
droops towards her shoulder and her arm
hangs supinelv down, and her whole per-
SON presents an abandon Of appearance,
while, like Mary of Nazareth, she deeply
nponders inher heart" ';s.i ~ ;:e1tAEs= @si
! The furniture. as the. owl.marked chair
and vases, ,athes liou-headed footstool, and
i-Andromaehss veil. 1" the gift Of Venus on
her, brfdal-daY,'' is classic and Troianic.
The buiid.up OF the whole-the tout e7asen-
6se4-is symmetrical and pleasing in effect.
Apart from the story, the figures speak OF
innocent = glee and maternal woe which
touch the UNIVERSAL heart. In itself, the
work is poem. The artist says tbs bis
greatest success. Certainly such an enabodl.
ment of one Of the most difficult OF Homeric
characters, and the most pathetic OF thf
scenes of the Hiad, is1a work OF no ordinary
lmerit. fGsiatft. s-Eszt $3.50
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The sMozART} THIS .EvENlNG.-The pro
sramme for this evening will consist OF vo-
cal and instrumental selections, and will be
very pleasing. The orchestra will perform
Suppe's overture IS Poet and PEASANT; the
serenade for flute and French horn, by
Kopitz The g Pizzicato Polka by Strauss;
and the Recollections of Wiesbadan,"
waltzes, by Parlow. DR.. G., BartkowsA
will play solo for violin In two parts, La
Villanella," by Danbe, and the " Myostis"
Forget-Me-Not) polka, composed by him
net, "Melodie de Puritani," arranged by
Bassi. Messrs. Redford, Pizzini, and G.
O'Brien will sing the amusing Laughing
Trio" by Martini; and Mr.. Pizzini theisolo
for baritone, .s The Three Palm, Branches"
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sINyEREsTiNG OPERATIoN.---Recently me-
chanic. employed in one Of the machine
shops in this. city was, so unfortunate as to
get q fragment Of iron in one OF bis eyes.
Dr. H, 81. Levy was called in and made
every effort to relieve the sufferer, but was
|unsuc ccessfuL although he used every me.
chanical appliance and surgical instrument
at hand. Finally he concluded to bring
science to bear in the case, and procured
from Coroner Taylor powerful magnet,
with which be easily extracted the iron
fragment, and the patients eye was soon re-
stored.
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The Congressional CanraSS.-1t IS now
expected that all OF the congressional candl-
dates will be present at the mass-meet1ng 70
be held at the courthouse tomorrow night
under the call Of the City Superintendent. 1t
is hoped that there will be large tournout, OF
the people to greet the distinguished gentle
men who will be present to give their views
on the great questions Of the day. .-.
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stuart Lodge AaniverSary.-Stuart
Lodge, No. al, l. o. o. F., will celebrate
its, Seventh anniversary at the old Falls
plantation Friday, August I'd. An excel
lent dinner will be furnished, a fine string
band engaged, and the occasion will exceed
all others in interest and enjoyment.
Messrs. Jordan, Amos, and others, who
have the affair in ch arge, are determined to
make il grand success. - --l M.- j. J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-25

A Fine Coach.-An elegant passenger
coach is in process Of construction at the
Richmond and Danville car-shops. 1t is in
tended for the use Of the president, direc.
tors. and other road officials, and Major
Vaughan intends that it shall eclipse, When 81:
completed, any similar work ever seen in
this latitude.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-25

PALMA CHRIsTA HAIR-ToNIc-This prepare
ton, which has been put up by MEADE & BAKER,
OF this city, for many years, has attained deserved
reputation not only as hair dressing, but pre-
ventive to the falling out Of the hair. ''1
1t also removes fl1c dandruf and restores the
scalp to healthy conditions. Give it trial, and you
will never again be without 1t. .s1i
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g. . - F'74 z ..'7..4'''' !.

Balls On Devine, g.; on Carr, 90.
Strikes called Off Devine, 80; off Carr, 20.
Struck out--Atlantic, 3; National, 8. Passed
balls-smith, o; Grubbs, 6. Wild pitches
Devine, o.; Carr, q. Flies caught-Atlan-
tic, 1, National, 6. Time OF game, one
hour and a quarter. Umpire-H. G. Bo-
schen, OF Richmond Club. s5''st
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

80 On all sales of Real Estdts HGds ostioesx
the st Of January and fSst o/ June the tare8Ies
the present year have to LeDnid bv the purchaser
On all sales made bettueen the 1Sk of July ana tda
OF the yenr the taes hdee to be paid 6y The setter
(This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap'
piiesto Richmond and vicinfty.1 ~ 90"
EDWARD c. GODDIN. 5h p. b.. brick.and,
=, framed dwelling on Third street between Canal
and Byrd. ..--.. .. .,... .-.
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Hastings Cort.-An adjourned term OF
Judge Ciopten's court will be held to-day
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. The criminal cases have
all been continued until September, and
only civil causes will be considered. There
will be no term OF the court held in August.
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3. The Methodist Pic Nic.-Some eight car
loads OF men, women, and children yesteI-
day accompanied the Methodist saDpaIh
school on their annual excursion to Amelia
Courthouse. The day was pleasantly spent,
aud the party returned last night delighted
with their trip.
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FOR RENT.
= O T. & E N T :.

r OR RBS. ,G
: r yo. m story y-and d-basement BRICK DWELLING,
BROAD street between Nfneteenth ana Tmenuea' e.
recently put In thorough order; all modern im-
! Pr Two-stor d-basement FRAME DWELLING
c,rw street. between Third and Fourth. -, y, -
osS Twao.stOry reimbursement BRICK DWELLlSG,
Fourth between Cary and Canal y,,.,~-S-
: Two-stOry- -and- basement IRAME oNll.i-, oN.sLhiAo,
u nTs,wo.story"and. basement BRICK, DWELLING.
Adams street between Main and Cary; all modern
rwo.sinrY BRICK DWEI.LINGs. First street be-
tween Cary and Canal; all modern Improvements.
: 'STtJRE 'asd DWELLING, Iuyai street near
HrooS avenue: good business-staDd.
New STORE, corner Marshall and Cllmer stree's.
ata0TTAGE with large LOT, Ia hopaSa!&s, & near
new reservoir. POINDEXTER 4. .TGPPEk.
Real Estate. Agents, goo Main street.
AZ o3 eodSt ~
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The highest report
ed price paid for tobacco on Change yes
terdaY was $3.50. One package was with
drawn at S34.
The collections Of United States internal
revenue yesterday amounted to S7,997 .43.
The Richmond Club play the Greenhorns,
OF Manchester, at Baseball Park to-mor-
row evening.
: No entrance or clearance of forei gn-bound
vessels reported at the custom-house yes
terday.
Kessnich's band give promenade con-
cert at Sanger Halle garden Tomorrow
night.
Yesterday Grace Street Baptist Sabbath
school went to Curl's Neck. The Occasional
Club had picnic at the pump-house.
Tuesday night small child Of Margaret
Wyatt (colored), living on Brook avenue,
fell out OF bed and broke its left arm.
The coastwise receipts yesterday were
coal, hay, salt, and assorted merchandise.
One cargo OF camel coal was shipped.
The number of coastwise vessels reaching
the city at this time is larger than the de-
mand for return freights justify.
Nelson Watkins (colored), from Nelson
county, was received at the penitentlary
Yesterday for five years, for felony.
huduuo hlCSC Va 4AAs w Ae
,.er, broke one OF her arms yesterday by a
fall over banister while at play.
Hillel Lodge, No. 81, Kesher Shel Barrel,
installed its officers for. the ensuing term
last night.
A little son Of Mr.. Philip Musel fell from
a wagon near Marshall and Munford streets
Tuesday evening and broke one Of his legs.
There are at this time sixty-fve prisoners
confined in the city Jail.
Work is progressing very fast on the
large warehouse of Hill & Skinker, on Cary
street below Fourteenth.
The committees in charge of the recep-
tion of the expected visitors from North
Carolina report that they are making very
favorable progress. ....,
A handsome gutter has just been laid
along the west side Of Twenty-eighth street
from Main street to the dock.
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ONT Water -Line.-The work OF repair
ing is progressing rapidly at both the Man
chester paper-mill and the Marshall cotton
mills. Ali other establishments on the line.
except The Manchester iron-works, are In
full blast, and having most suceess1ui
.seosnu - -. - 81. #-sf
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The Truth.

Editors Dispatch: Will you please inform
s.A Voter in Jefferson Ward" that the
young men who drove recklessIy on Main
street Sunday were reported by policeman
and fined by the Police-Justice. j. T.
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At,a greenback mass meeting In Portland
there were eighty-seven persons present.
OF these thirty y-seyen were candidates ior
Congress, seventeen for county commits.
sioner, and the rest had claims for MINOR
Offices. RostQn Post
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-25

TROUBLE IN THE HoUsEHoLD.-Wew would ad-
wise every one interested not to buy yeast or baking
powders, loose or in bulk. They are usually made
by unskilfui persons. and have frequently proven
totally unfit for use There Is no guarantee or re-
sponsibflity attached to loose powder. DooLEY's
YEAsT-PowDER Is always put up In cans or bottles,
warranted full weight, and absolutely pure. IT..