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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-27
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Flolsned at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street
'"ot II Court by sPRAGUE, OWEN h NASH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-31

THE MozART.-Last night, owing to the
very rainy weather, it may be said, the or
cbestra was almost as large as the audience.
Placards on which were printed an invoca-
.tion for silence were hung about the walls,
and had good effect, which, ii it continues,
the aforesaid pIacards will have the thanks
Of the Mozart-going portion Of the public.
The spirited and popular overture to
/" Fra Diayolo was wellrendered though
at times tha orchestra was Slightly out OF
time, caused by certain members following
their own inclinations rather than those Of
the director. "
Mr.. John Reinhardt made his first ap-
pearanc9 as aYiOlin soloist, and played with
grace. skill, and great ,delicacy De Beriot's
difficult Sixth Air. He gives promise Of
being a fine peformer, and was heartily re-.
ceived and applauded by the audience. Mr..
Jacob Reinbardt's piano solo Mendelssohn)
with orchestra accompaniment was remark
ably good. Our people here are beginning
to show real appreciation for this style Of
music, and gave sensible evidence on this
occasion in acknowledges for so skilfu1
rendition OF it.
The orchestra did not keep strictly to
waltz time in the Autograph waltZes, and
there were some slight errors among the
first violins. DR.. Bartkowski's rendition
OF Pasiorale by Roberechst was given
with his usual style and grace, both OF con-
ception and execution. The string quar-
tette played with much expression beau
tiful selection by HaydH. The Potpourri
arranged by Zikoff, composed of popular
airs. was well rendered, the orchestra en-
tering into the spirit of the peace, and it
was well received.
Take 1t all and all, the performance was
we'll rendered throughout, and those absent
missed quite treat.
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The Rev. Mr. Armstrong preached his
last sermon in St. Matthew's yesterday. He
delivered no farewell address, but in the
closing prayer and benediction most touch
ingly and beautifully commended his con-
gregation to God. While wishing to speak
no word derogatory Of his successor, OF
whom we know nothing, we cannot but
say that the man who fills Mr.. Armstrong;
place must be possessed Of far more than
ordinary qualifications. Mr.. Armstrong's
commanding talents, broad and compre-
hensiye reasoning powers-his delicate
and subtle process of analysis, probing
his subject to its very depths, and clothing
his thoughts in words Of such impressive
utterance, stamps him rs one Of whom any
church and city may be proud. His genial
and social qualities, added to this, have en-
deared him alike TO his congregation and to
all others with whom he has been thrown
since his residence among US. We hardly
know whether more to envy those to whom
he is going, or to eondole with those he
leaves behind. "We shall not look upon
has like again. Wheeling Register.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE The meet
ing at Broad-Street church tonight promises
to be an interesting occasion. The proceed
ings Of the General Conference recently
held in Atlanta, Ga, furnishes subject OF
considerable interest. Topics OF national
Importance were ably discussed by that dis
tinguished body, among which the relation
of Southern Methodism to the colored peo-
ple is notable instance. The speeches on
this subject were marked by great ability,
and the action of the Conference in the re-
ception OF the commissioners Of the colored
Methodist Church forms an era in the eccle-
siastical history Of the negroes OF the south
ern States. The distinguished gentlemen
who represented Virginia Methodism in the
General Conference will review its pro-
ceedngs before the audience at Broad.
Street church tonight. The interest of the
subject and the ability Of the speakers will
insure full attendance.
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The Mffiers' Meeting.
IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING
FLOUR BRANDS.

FLOUR BRANDS.
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, May 29.-At the
morning session of the Niillers' National
Association the Committee on Brands and
Trademarks recommended that the secre-
tary, upon satisfactory evidence OF any per-
son or firm knowingly and persistently ap-
propriating brands of others issue, send a
circular TO the members OF this Association
warning them against such offenders !;
also recommending that Congress be
asked to compel every miller to brand
his flour with his name and place
OF manufacture, and to punish severely
any person or firm Who shall erase or
deface manufacturers brand. The Com
mittee on State Organization find twelve
State associations in good working order,
excepting in matters Of mutual protection
in defending patent suits. The Committee
on Milling and Improved Methods presented
a report explaining the method OF gradual
reduction and thorough puriication. The
Committee on Insuran ees' report excited
considerable discussion, the sense OF the
meeting being shown in the adoption OF an
amendment to strike out that portion OF the
report recognizing or admitting the eXplo-
sive character Of flour-dust. An iavestiga-
ton to make plain the true cause OF the Min
ne2p0llS disaster was Recommendation VI
the committee, and it was so ordered. The
Committee on Patents and the Executive
Committee reported progress made in the
past year, and urged prompt payment OF
assessments as necessary for the interest OF
the Association. This led to considerable
discussions, which was principally in the
way of bringing information before the
meeting.
A resolution was adopted which invited
inventors to submit their inventions to the
Executive Committee, to whom power Is
delegated to examine as to the validity OF
patents, the usefulness OF inventions, and
to negotiate terms for the use OF such by
the members OF the Association.
After lively discussion the resolutions
asking Congress for financial relief and the
repeal Of the bankrupt law were laid on
the table as not proper subjects for this
Convention. Resolutions were adopted
calling the attention OF congressman to the
discrimination in favor Of free foreign flour
and the placing of duty on wheat, as pro.
posed in the tariff bill now pending; also
asking Congress to extend the same subsidy
to steamers plying between New Orleans
and South America as is now given to those
between New York and South America.
After reelecting the present officers, with
the exception OF the vice-presidents, fol
another year, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
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ESCAPE OF CoNvICTs.-While a number
Of conyictS were engaged in painting, re-
pairing, and cleaning up the Executive
mansion on. Wednesday, q. T. Heel, white
man, escaped. He had provided himself
with a suit OF citizens clothes and left his
striped ones. Chich Everett, colored
man, while working at the mansion yester-
day, hid himself with the intent to escape,
but was discovered. The guard is one OF
Colonel SWann's men, who has always been
regarded as vigilant officer.
The public would be mighty glad to see
all the Capitol-Square and Executive-man-
sion work done by honest labor. 1t would
then be done much better and equally as
cheap. There is nothing more disgusting
than to see these fat, sleek, and saucy fell
lows piddIing away with shovel or trowel.
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The Last Sensation.-Considerab ex-
citement and some alarm was occasioned
yesterday morning in the vicinity of the
market-house by the shooting OF contra
band dog. The dog was wounded but not
killed. 1t was followed up town by num-
Der OF dogs, idle men, boys, &C., and dis
patched with a pick-aXe at the corner Of
Hull and Tenth streets. It is respectfully
suggested when in future dogs are to be
killed, that they be netted and taken out Of
the public thoroughfares. In fact, the city
ordinances strictly prohibit the shooting of
OF firearms within the city limits.
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THE LITTLE PARDoN.-The following is
the Governors endorsation on the pardon
OF Little: "Oscar P. Little was convicted
OF homicide in the Circuit Court OF Clarke
county and sentenced to seven years. con-
finement in the penitentiary. He has. yet
about fifteen months to serve. Upon april
cation for his pardon the surgeon OF the
penitentiary states:
"sSerious disease OF the lungs has re-
Gently been. developed in the case OF Oscar
P. Little. think that longer confinement in
the penitentiary would interfere with and
retard his improvement, il not entirely pre-
vent it, and his release would, in my optn-
ion, prolong his liie.'
'sHe is, therefore, pardoned the residue
of his term.o
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Strike at the Old -NiH.-The weavers at
the Old Dominion mills have refused to go
to work on account OF a reduction OF their
wages. A similar reduction was made all
over the mills. There are about 225 looms
in operation, requiring some % Weayers.
The strike Of the weavers OF course necessi-
tates the suspension of the entire mills, and
from $50 to 300 persons are thus thrown out
OF work 1t is hoped that the matter will
be speedily and satisfactorily adjusted.
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Mayors Court.-Mayor Clarke yesterday
sent William Turner (coloreD to the chain
gang for twenty days on charge Of IRON
stealing. Ihe alleged offence was commit
ted at Granite.
Lewis Washington. charged jointly with
Turner in the commission Of the larceny,
and who was bailed for his appearance, for
feited his recognizance, and capias was
ordered in his case.
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MINERAL WATERS.

DURCELL, LADD Il CO., DRUGGISTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
AGENTS FOR THE WATERS OF THE VIR
GINA SPRINGS AND OTHER
CELEBRATED MINERAL WATERS
OF this country and Europe.
WRITE SULPHUR, ROCKBRlDGE ALUM,
ALLEGHANY, HEALtN9,
HiJEFAI,O LlTHIA, BLUE RIDGE;
800 BLUE LICK--kegs and bottles;
.E< CONGRESS, Saratoga, y. Y;
'EATHORN.s Saratoga, N. ";
VICHY, Saratoga, ". Y;
Sssz 5. RITTER WATER, Hunyadi Ianosi
BITTER WATER, Pullnas
gS BITTER WATER, Friedrtehshail;
= bottles and jugs
Fresh supplies cou6tantly receiving. -
Price-jisfs and pamphlets furnished on appltcAs
fsou. fan 27s2mI PURCELL, LADD q GO. 4
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INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHTS. - London,
May 3G.-The Edinburgh Scotsman'S Lon
don correspondent understands that the
royal commission on copyright, in their re-
port Just presented to the House OF Com
mons, think an arrangement might be con-
cluded with the United States, but they en-
tirely repudiate the principle Of retalia-
tion even il the Americans refuse to do JUS
tiee to English authors.
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a Pertinent laqu;ry.-When do MEM
bers OF the City Council elected in places
OF members who were chosen by the Coun-
Gil to fill vacancies take their seats I'm
mediately, or July 1st? Many persons are
OF the opinion that the vacancies are filed
only until their successors are elected and
qualified. The City Attorney (if there is
cies until July LIST. they havet the same right
to fill for the unexpired term OF any and
all members.
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TIE LATE SUIC1DE.-Dr. Taylor, the cor
oner, has received letter from the friends
of Moses Styler, at Ogden, Utah Territory,
the man who was found dead on Doane's
Hill some time ago, and who it was sup
posed committed suicide, in which 1t is
stated that he had written home several
times and Threatened to take his own life.
he is said to have been highly thought of at
home, and no one believed that he would
kill himself. His effects have been sent to
his wife -.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Grocery Robbed Early yesterday morn
ing the grocery-store Of Thomas NJ. Fend-
ley was entered from the southwest window
and robbed Of some ten dollars in small
change which had been left in the money
drawer. No groceries were missed, but a
bag OF flour and two hams were found in
side and just at the window. tits supposed
some noise frightened the thief, and he left
his booty, satisfied to get off with the money.
AS yet there are no suspicious as to whom
the guilty parties are.
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DIR. TAYLoR's MORAL SHow.-Dr. William
Fl. Taylor exhibited number of his beauti-
full pictures ut St. Marks church last night
to delighted audience. Tonight the en-
tertainment will be repeated. His best views
will be given with the most instructive and
felicitous explanatory remarks. The eXhi-
bition, which is eminently entertaining, is
given for the purpose OF raising funds to
be used in church repairs, and is in every
way worthy of patronage. :.
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Death of an Estimable Lady.-Mrs. Viii
liam j. Harding died early yesterday MORN
ing after a painful illness of some years,
which was borne with Christian fortitude.
The deceased was nee Lucy Kenney, was
Justly esteemed for many good qualities,
and leaves a husband, two children, an
aged mother, and many friends to mourn
their irrcparable loss.
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SHOT BEHIND HIS BAR.-Philddetphid.
May 29.-Sewell G.. Hall, saloon-keeper,
while standing behind his bar this morning,
was shot and dangerously wounded in the
head by Thomas Mcconnell. There was q
pecuniary quarrel OF long standing between
the two men. Mcconnell fed after the
shooting, but was captured this evening,
and is held to await the result of HalPs in.
S,Iriac
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The Barbecue Io-Day.-To-day num-
Der Of gentlemen from Richmond and Man
chester will engage in grand barbecue at
Henry Waymack's Richmond View. Glass
ball shooting, quoits, racing, target-prac-
tice, and other sports will be engaged in.
There will be an abundance Of refresh
meuts, and real sociable time may be ex-
nnnted.
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ExCURsI RsIoNIsTs.-Two trains filled with
colored people, including Knights Templar,
from Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington,
and Alexandria, arrived yesterday.
There was one train Of white excursion
lists from Washington and another from
Norfolk and Suffolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-31

Glass-BaU Shooting.-A match-game OF
shooting at glass balls took place Wednes-
day evening at Spring Hill between Messrs.
Thomas B. Sims and Thomas NJ. Fendley
on the one part, and Messrs. Robert B.
Taylor and Harry B. Owen on the other.
The former were victorious, Mr.. Thomas
B. Sims making the best score. MIR. EN-
NETT w. Weisiger acted as umpire.
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Tie Vickers Case.-The Jury in the case
of Vickers as. The City of Manchester re-
tired Wednesday night, and after some
hours dcliberatlon reported to Judge Wei
siger that they were unable to agree. The
Judge adjourned the court over until II
O'Clock a. NJ. yesterday. Nothing has been
heard from the case since; but there is lit
tie doubt but what. the Jury were dis
charged and the case continued until No
vember. The court was to have adjourned
at O'Clock z. NJ. Yesterday.
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JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

These delightful Springs are eight miles from
Goshen Depot. on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. from which point elegant coaches run regu-
larly over good road through n beautiful and pic
tureSuue country. The improvements are entirely
new. and embrace all the modern coDveniences for
the most comfortable accommodations. The prin-
cipal hotel. in addition TO Parlors, Dining Room,
Baii-Room. &C., contains upwards Of one hundred
chambers, ai newly furnished, with gas and electric
bells in each tthe only summer resort In Virginia
which has). There are also superb cottage accom-
modaions. Post ana tecGraph-oflces In the hotel.
Two daily mails from al! points. In addition to the
Alum waters. whose Medicinal qualities are too well
known 10 specially refer to- there IS the grounds
one of the strongest and best Chalybeate Springs IN
the country. which Is direct and pocertut tonic.
For further particulars. terms &C., address by
letter JOSEPH y. WOODWARD,
my o4-eoG2m Manager ut the Springs
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POLICE CoURT.-Justice White disposed
OF the following cases yesterday:
James Davis (colored) was committed to
Jail in default of the payment OF q fine Of
$40 for indecent conduct in the Capitol
Square. So
!. james Holloran was fined $40 for an as
sauls on Charles Forester. II.
Several other unimportant cases were
dismissed.
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are doing the woodwork. and Mr.. Edward
Gallagher has the contract for the painting.
The machinery Is being put up as fast as
possible, and it is hoped that soon the en-
tire building will be in working order.
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E A Treat in Store.-The ladies OF Proyi-
dence church, in Chesterfield, will give an
entertainment Monday, June 10th, lasting
all day. It will embrace a feast, festival,
dinner, lecture, vocal and instrumental
music, and other rational and innocent en-
ioyments. The proceeds are to be devoted
to needed church improvements, and 1t is
hoped they will have most liberal patron
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-31

Mr. jefferson Davis has just received a
Judgment in the Mississippi Court OF Ap-
peals In favor Of his claim to the plantation
Of Briorsfeld, in that State. This is the
estate to which his wealthy elder brother
invited him when he. married the daughter
OF General Taylor, and resigned his COM
mission in the army. He managed the plan
tation SO well that he acquired compe-
tence; and reimbursed his brother the full
value OF the. place. The decision will take
all fear OF poverty from him.-Neao Yorc
Tribune, 29th.
Atameeting OF the Commercial Exchange,
Philadelphia, Wednesday, a resolution was
agreed to in fayor.of petitioning Congress
to increase the standing army OF the United
States, and asking for the defeat OF the bill
now under discussion. F. N. Brooke ire
sided.
While constructing a barn Wednesday ut
Heidelberg township, Lebanon county, Pa,
the axe OF one Of the men few off the hans
die and injured twoof the Workmen so
badly that neither is expected to recover. 4
A new post-ofice is established at River
View, Fayette county, Va, between Quin-
nemont and Fair Greek, on. the route from
Richmond TO Huntington. Robert &. Trice
is appointed postmaster. s
Wheatbaryesting is now In progress in
all the southeastern counties OF Missouri,
which is an extra0rd rdinary spectacle for that
section IN May, where gratn-eutting gen.
eraiIy begins about the 10th of June. The
harvest in southern Ii!inpts will commence
this week,
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BAPTISM. The ordinance Of baptism will
be administered hereafter at the Fourth
Baptist church instead OF Gillie's creek,
and there will be baptizing on Sunday be-
tween the hours Of - and 1 o'clock. Rev..
Scott GWathmey is the pastor. s,,s 5ts5
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOCsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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EXCURsIoNS SANDPIC-NICs.,sFsnN
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CHOICE COUNTRY STAND FOR
n SALE or RENT..Any person wishing to pur-
chase or rent one of the best COUNTRY STANDS
for selling goods IN Southside Virginia can secure
the same BY addressing the undersigned at once.
W. j. JOHNSON & CO..
my 2G-lw Richmond, Va.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A VAL
Il UABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES, TEAMS,
&e., in the city of Richmond. IS offered IN EA-
CHANGE FOR a GOOD FARM or for properly
in thriving village with some land attached. The
stock is fresh and saable and the stand I'm excellent
one and doing good business.
Ill health Is the reason for changing.
Apply 10 CHAFFIN, STAPLES CO.,
my y22-W,F&M2w&w2t Real Estate Agents.
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CONVICT RECEIVED Goldman
was received at the penltentiary yesterday
from Alexandria for one year for second Of
fence Of petit larceny.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

One new FRICTIoN-FEED CIRCULAR SAW
MILL with 25-foot CARRIAGE, RATCHET
complete, with the exception of saw and belts.
ALSO, one 12. horse power PORTABLE EN-
CINE S-tnch cylinder and 12-inch stroke, mount
ell on strong ruuning-gcar. All for $500.
This machinery Is sold under deed of trust for
this amount. lis list price is Sl.300. Address
W. Fl. GOODE,
IaT 25-1w Box 26, Staunton, Va.
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TOBACCO YEsTERDAY.-At the Tobacco
Exchange yesterday the highest reported
price paid was $50, by Haskins & Bragg.
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NATIONAL DEC0RATIox.DAY snail
number OF people visited the National Gem
etery, on the Williamsburg road, yesterday
evening. &.
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THE SToRA LAST EyENINa.--During the
prevalence OF the. storm yesterday house
owned by Mr.. C.. B. Lipscombe and occu-
pied by a Mrs. Miller was partially demol-
ished, and several OF the occupants slightly
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Received from Messrs. Ellyson & Yancey
Leshe's Illustrated Weehly, Harper's Ba-
EAR and Weekly; also Andreacs'S BazGr,
with supplement for June.
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AvERILL CHEMICAL PAINT, ready-mixed for use
Durable, beautiful, and economical. Surpasses all
others. For sale by w. POWERS & CO.,
Agents for the Company.
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Special attention is paid To IcE-CREAI orders
from the country and warranted TO reach there safe
and hard frozen. C.ZIMMER.
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Old-fashion MoLAsSEs-CANDY l5c. per pound
Mt JOHN ADAMS,
200 east Main street
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Send to C. Z1AIsER fer pure, rich. and highlyfla-
yored ICE-CREAM OF any flavor.
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AUCTION SALES TIEls DAY.

R9- On all sales Of Real Estate made bet,oeeE
the lst or January and last Of June the td1sS "a,
The present yeer haze to be paid bythe purchaser
On al SaIeS made 6ettoeen the 1St of Jutg0nd iaa
of the year the tareS haze TO be paid W tie Sstter
This custom was adopted about iftcen years age
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and vieinity.l
ROBERT Z. LYME, 6 P. NJ, improved and unim-
proved property on Yeaablc street near me
chancsville turnpike.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10h A. a., furniture, mat
tresses, refrigerators, &c.
E. B; COOK, 10 A. NJ household furniture piano.
". GODDIN. 6 2. NJ, two lots near 10 Chimborazo
Park, at the southeast corner OF Marshall and
Thirty-third streets.
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LATEST STYLES OF HATS for men, boys, and
children at j. d. FRY L Co.'S. They CLOSE ut g
2, N.
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N. ELLYSoN & Co.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertsements IN all OF the newspapers OF the United
SlaLes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countng-room will receive prompt atten-
tion.
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C.ZIMaIER furnishes saucers and spoons with ICE
CREAM orders without extra charge.