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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-02

SELLING HIS W1FE's WOODEN LEa.-Mrs.
Mary johnson kept an apple and peanut
stand at Washington ana yesseS stleees aos ioe sa
purchase a home in One Hundred and Nine
Ieeuth street near Fourth avenue. She also
saved money enoughto buy an. artificial leg,
having, lost one OF hers in childhood. Ia
july, while sitting behind her stand, she
was sun-struck and taken to the hospital.
Her husband then sold the house and iurni-
ture, and tried TO- pawn y the tle. wooden leg; E:
soid II Tor twenty-fiye cents. Mrs. Johnson,
since her discharge from the hospital. has
been unable to purchase another artificial
leg. Johnson was arraigned before Justice
Smith in the Harlem Police Court on Thurs
day, on q charge Of abando donment. Alter
having investigated tha case the Justice said
to him: .This taking sections OF your
wife, and trying to sell them WONT 40
YOU'LL be pawning the baby nextp J0nn'
son was sent TO The penite entiary Tor twelve
months. - Netp York Sun.
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MoRTuARY REPORT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sep
tember 18th, compiled from sections returns
received at the Office OF the Board OF Health !:
Cause of Death: Bright's desease, 1
white cancer, l white congestion OF
stomach and bowels, white; congestion of
lungs, l white; consumption, colored;
convulsions Gnfantle), l white, colored-
total, 9; Group, white; diarrhGa, COL
ored; dropsy, l colored; dysentery, l
white fever (scarlet), l white fever
(typhoid), white, colored-total, 2; gan
creme, white; heart-disease, 1 white; in
tlammation Of bowels, white; marasmus,
l white, 1 colored-total, 2; paralysis, col
ored; pneumonia, white; softening Of the
brain, 1 colored; teething, l colored; un-
known, colored. Whole number Of deaths
in the city, exclusive of still-births, 80.
Still Births: Males, white, 2 colored; fe-
males, 8 colored-total, s. Age: One day
to thirty, colored; one month to six,
white; six months to twelve, l white,
colored-total, 2; one year to three, 5
white, colored-total, s.; three years to
FIVE, colored; five years to ten, white,
l colored-total, 2; twenty years to thirty,
forty years to fifty, white, l colored-to-
tai, 9; fifty years to sixty, 2 white;
sixty years to seventy, / white; seventy
years to eighty, white, l colured-total, 2;
unknown, l white. Condition: Single, 8
white, II colored-total, 90; married, 4
white, colored-total, G.; widowers, l
white, 1 colored-total, 2; unknown, 2
colored. Nativity: Richmond, IS; other
parts OF United States, o; Germany, 2;
unknown, /. Locality: City at large, l
colored; Marshall Ward, white, 8 color
ed-total, Z; Jefferson Ward, white, 2
colored-total. 6; Madison Ward, white,
l colored-total, 2; Monroe Ward, 4 white,
coiored-total, g.; Clay Ward, 4 colored.;
Jackson Ward, white, colored-total,
9; almshouse, colored -.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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CHEsArEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY MAIL
TRAIN OFF THE TRACK.-The westward
bound mail train on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway which left this city yesterday
morning at half-past O'Clock ran off the
track near the eleventh mile.post, or about
one and half miles beyond Atlee's station.
The accident, it is believed, was caused by
the bursting OF wheel on one OF the fast
freight cars. The engine and tender did
not leave the track, but became separated
from the. rest OF the train, the trucks OF
which were more or less broken or injured.
The easward-bound accommod odation train
due here at 9 O'Clock yesterday morning
was turned into a mail train, and after the
passengers, baggage, &C., Of the wrecked
train were transferred, it proceeded on its
way westward. A train from Richmond
was dispatched to bring down the passen-
gers of the. accommodation train, which
reached here about II O'clock. There were
quite number Of passengers on the mail
train, but it is stated that only one person
was at all hurt, and he-a gentleman who
was riding in the second-class car-receiyed
q blow in his side. His name was not men,
toned. The track was cleared about mid
day, and as soon as trucks can be put under
the damaged cars they will be brought to
Richmond for repairs.
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AID FOR THE YELLow-FEyER SUFFERERS.
The Sister Superior of st. Vincent's Hos
pital, New Orleans, in acknowledging the
receipt OF donation to that institution
from the children of Moore-Memorial Sun
day school, says: "These dear children
will daily include in their prayers their kind
benefactors of 1857.
Treasurer Quarles received the following
yesterday
MOSCOW, Tenn, September 2G, 1873.
W. X. Quarles, Treasurer, Richmond:
Dear Sir,-We acknowledge through you
our appreciation of the Kindness Of the
good people of Richmond for Sl00 we re-
ceiyed from them through the Howard AS
sociation OF Memphis. May God bless your
city with health and prosperity.
- Yours, &c. JOHN j. STEGER, Mayor.
Total receipts, s., 1863 09. Z.
From Fork Union Masonic Lodge, Flu
wanna county, Va, $40. From L: s. Ed
wards, secretary. for Louisiana Division
Army Northern Virginia, $3.50. IS.
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BEN. BUTLER's CoNvENTIoN.-Whatever Of
good or III It may betide the people of Massachusetts,
the Hon. r. II. spoord Jr., its president, says that
DR.. HERNDoN'S GYPsY's GIFT brought great
good to him In curing a bad case Of Rheumatism In
a single day. Bnt, where! Oh, where 1--WE want TO
know there to be found physic strong enough to
cure Ben, Butler?
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS
The following officers have been elected for
the ensuing term of Springfield Division,
No. 1877, Sons OF Temperance: r. s. Bar
rett, W. p; George w. Ferguson, w. A.;
C. E. Hayward, r. S.; A. w. Figg, A. r.
S.. T. J. Cowman, +. S.; j. F. Shinberger,
T.; James Atkinson, c.; j. W. I. Gillian,
A. C.; L. R. Combs, I. S.; James Parsons,
o. S.; w. Fl. Atkinson, p. w. z. "
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The Public Schoots.-Dr. D. B. Winfree
and Messrs. David j. Weisiger and Charles
w. Turner, the Committee on Grades Of the
City School Board, together with Professor
E. Morrissette, Mrs. j. L. Walker, and Miss
Maude Porter, the advisory committee ap-
pointed by Superintendent Hancock, met
yesterday morning at the Baird-Schooi
building to consider certain changes In text
books. After conference the committee
determined to adopt the reader OF Kellogg
&, Read Uice that of Harvie; the reversible
copy-book OF Ellsworth Uice the Spencerian
system. They also adopted the Independ-
ent Speller. No other changes were made.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Motett Register.-Commission AL
len reports the amount OF tax registered by
alcoholic registers as S167.52; malt regis
tiers, S2k45-total, S19l.97. There are in
Manchester 20 alcoholic and 13 malt regis
ters; one of each OF the latter, put up Sep
tember 4th, registered over $50, and nearly
one third OF the entire tax. Without these
two the tax was some $40 less than for Au-
gust.
The total tax for April was S336.97; May,
$267.76; June, S2G6.20 July, S2S5.65; Au-
gust, Sl70.02.
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PosT. OFFICE Il STATISTICS. = During the
monthof September the following business
was done in the registry departmentoi the
.post-ofhees: sa .ti;sl; si y
. Number OF registered packages sent from
Richmond Office, 3,302; letters registered
in this city for other offices, 1857; regis
tered letters received for city delivery,
A.62I; registered letters received for distri-
button, to other Offices, 2,97T, atezi5s
Last month the Richmond post-oftice sold
pestage-stamps to the amount OF 81, 2O0;;
tposfaI-cards, 5000; stamped envelopes,
81, ,292 total, S6,G92. g::a .s: a,' I 4; 81
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The FAIR-GRoUNDs-TH IMPROVEMENTS.
The Fair-Grounds are in better order than
ever before, and the work Of Improvement
is still going on. All OF the buildings have
been repaired, and paint and iime-wash free.
ly used. The main building appears in q
coat OF variegated colors. The turn.stiles
are in place and the automatic registers
will be ready by the time they are needed.
A good deal OF lime.wash has been put on
the entrance-gates, which was a mistake.
In the rush and jam OF the crowds much OF
it will get off on peoples clothes. Paint
would have been better. 1t is not too late
to make the change yet.
The Fredericksburg Railroad Company
have gone to considerable cost to grade the
way for an additional side-track. 1t will be
finished in due time, and it will greatly IA
cilitate the movements Of trains.
An effort is being made to render the
race-course less hard. The harrow has been
dragged over it. Further work on it will
be done.
Workmen are busily engaged cleaning up
the halls and offices.
Colonel Knight is determined that the
grounds shall make good appearance, and
exhibitors and visitors be as comfortable as
possible. In the matter OF allotings stalls for
herses great care will be taken to do iuitice
and give satisfaction, and thus remove the
causes OF complaint that existed formerly.
The entries, especially OF horses and ma
chinery, indicate that the exhibition Will be
fine one. Colonel knight, who has the
very best opportunities for judging, thinks
that it will be superior to any Of its prede-
cessors.
The wisdom Of the Executive Committee
in offering prizes for the best drilled mill.
tary companies is proved in the interest ex-
cited amongst our soldier boys, ard in the
assurance that the contest will attract great
crowds.
The Council will be applied to to run the
city water to the Fair. Grounds. II they
consent, the comfort of visitors and eXhib-
itors will be greatly promoted, to say
nothing about the animals.
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LoAF-CAKE, WITH FRuIT.-Two large cups OF
powdered sugar, one and half cups Of butter, stir
to cream, i've cups of -four, with three teaspoon
fuls OF DooLEy's YrAsT-PowDER, one cup OF
sweet milk, half pound OF raisins, two ounces OF
citron cut In small pieces. one grated nutmeg, one
wineglass Of wine, one Of brandy, eight eggs, add
the -four with milk, sugar, and butter, the beaten
yoks Of the eggs and then the whites well beaten,
then the wine, spice. and fruit; make this into two
lnaYes: bake slowly one hour.
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NEW Music BY A RICHMOND COMPOSER
Mr.. 81. G. Wyatt has just published song
and chorus called "Daring, Love Me Once
Again.; both the music and words OF
which were composed by himself. It Is q
creditable production, and one which is
likely to become very popular.
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WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE CHEAP

WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE CHEAP
CARPETS
now being exhibited at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
They show some rich styles OF TAPESTRY BRUs-
Sells at prices that will astonish you. They also
offer great bargains in .-.:..1
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
WINDow-SHADES,
RUGS, MATS, and OIL-CLoTHs.
They have just received large stock of BLACK
and CoLoREp CAsuMEREs aud BLACK and COL
oHED SILKS, which will be sold at much below reg
lar prices.
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POLICE COURT, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CoNv1cTs.-Robert Pleasants (coloredl for
assaulting and striking Elizabeth Gray, was
fined $3.50.
William Jones fwbitel convicted in the
Hastings Court last Friday OF petit larceny,
for which he received thirty-nine lashes, for
stealing pair OF shoes from James Page,
was sentenced Second offence OF petit lar
ceny) to Jail for six months and thirty-nine
lashes.
Joseph White (colored), for threatening
to assault and beat John Colgin, was fined
81.
Solon Lightfoot (colored), disorderly on
the streets, was fined 81.
T. j. Winder, for his son Frank throw
ing rocks on the streets, was fined 81.
George w. Batkins, for obstructing
Nineteenth street with rubbish, was fined
80.
John Anderson lcolored), for indecently
assaulting Blanche Gardner, daughter OF
John Gardner, was sentenced to Jail for
six months, with hard labor in the chain.
gang. He took an appeal.
George Day (white), from Lee county;
Jacob Saunders (colored), from the city of
Richmond; and John BurreI, or Barrel
(colored), from the city OF Lynchburg, will
be discharged from the penitentiary to-day.
Major John Poe, Jr., Chief OF Police, has
now taken the n,atter-to which attention
has so often been called-in hand, aud
hereafter, by arrangement with Colonel
Swami, Superintendent Of the Penitentiary,
every convict, as his or her term expires,
will be turned over to Captain Charles II.
Epps, Of the Third police-district, and be
escorted by him to the depot OF the railroad
which will convey the discharged convict
to his city or county, or the nearest point
thereto accessible by rail, and it will be seen
that he or she is at least duly started away
from this city. .r .. .-
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s: HUMOROUS EsTERTAiNAEsT.-Dr. George
w, Bagby will give one OF his humorous
entertainments at St. Johns Church lecture
room ON Friday evening at o'clock for the
benefit OF the poor OF the congregation:
Elsewhere In to-day's paper will be found
Dr.. Bagby list Of comic and pathetic pieces
Ito be recited. -, " .s.-s YS, & /
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4 Rara Auis.-Mr. James W. Craig,
chief tolLgatherer on Mayo's bridge, yester-
dav exhibited to the Dispatch reporter
fine, healthy young pigeon with four per-
feet wings. Two grow out naturally as on
other birds, and the other two protrnde
from the front and are joined to the other
wings. With this superabundanceo of wings
the pigeon is comparatively helpless, and IL
It lives it will not be very good on the fy. !.
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THE USES TO WHICH MURRAY & LANMAN's
FLORIDA WATER is put may, without exapgera-
ton, be said TO be universal In refined and cult
waited society 1t Is recognized the most refreshing
and eeable of perfumes FOR the handkerchief the
toilet, and the bath.
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AN ECONOMICAL LooR-CovERING.-LIsoLE
UM being composed OF cork, is as elastic as car-
pet Is warm, waterproof, accumuiates no dirt, and
win outwear the best oil-cloih three or four times
II is manufactured in handsome patterns, and sold
by all rs,-cIass carpe,-deaers. None bat the sen.
ine article has the wsrd = LrsoLEuM" on the back
nj. .eyery,yard of cloth. 5sr ~ sses ~ 49,.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
INSPECTION or TEE FEE DEpAnrnEsr-A

INSPECTION OF TIE FRE DEPARTNENT-A,
lCREDrTABLg SHowIEG.-The Fire Depart
ment OF Richmond was inspected yesterday
afternoon Ia front of the City Hall, in the
presence OF the committee Captain Charles
r. Taylor ehairman), Colonel Beafl, Messrs.
Gum, Kelly, Talbot, Gregory, and Smith,
besides several other city officials and q
large number OF interested citizens. 40
The men were drawn up In line ON Broad
street, facing the City Hall. The apparatus
was between the men and Washington Hall,
facing the west, the truck being ia the
'front.' or on the right, and the other compa-
nies ia order in the line, beginning with
Company A. The men were attired in uni
form, wore their new overcoats and helmets,
and presented very creditable appearance.
The apparatus was as bright as it could be
rubbed, ard some OF it decorated with flags,
bright streamers Of ribbon, de-, notably the
steamer Of Company B, AS hose-carrlage,
and possibly other apparatus which escaped
our observation. The horses, too, were
sleek, fat, and evidently we'll groomed.
Indeed, we may say OF the entire Depart
ment-not excepting the gallant boys Of the
Tenth-Street aose Company (G)-that it
made fine showing.
The men and machines had been fully in
street awaiting orders when suddenly there
came an alarm of fire from Station (en-
gine-house on Third street between Broad
and Grace. Broad street in aninstant pre-
sented a lively scene. Every piece Of the
apparatus was hurried away to respond to
the alarm; but when the men got there
they found that there was no fire, but that
they had been called on to see what time
could be made. The run UP Broad street
was by no means comfortable one, and it
required but moment for most OF the men
to dof their overc0ats and strike out in q
swift pace in their shirt-seeves.
With the false alarm ended the Inspection,
except trial Of the Hook.and-Ladder
Truck. Company at putting up their heavy
ladders in the rear OF the Broad-Street
truck house. The men did the best they
could, no doubt; but it was evident the un-
wieldy ladder cannot be used to advantage,
and it is not to be regretted, therefore. that
portion OF the ladder was broken while
being taken down after the drill. 1t ought
really to be dispensed with entirely, or
rather lighter and better one substituted
for it.
After the inspection and drill the COM
mittee held an adjourned meeting aud trans
acted business Of consequence to the De-
partment and city.
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PETIT JURORS FOR HENRIco CIRCUIT COURT.
The following are the Jurors drawn to serve
.on the petit fury OF the October term OF the
Henrico Circuit Court, which begins next
Monday: Messrs. Benz II. Corr, George
an. Griffin, Thomas N. Dicken, M. iK. Gren-
shaW, John L. Harris, William B.. Grover,
warner A. Guy, Thomas r. Dodson. c. u,
a. Clay, J. MansVfll Carter, u. 3. Frencb,
David iii. Hanes, Hugh ID. Smith, j.. a. y.
kaufman, Robert a. Roper. and Robert G.
Braxton, Jr. Il ~
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ARATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
---Week Ending--a-
Sep. 80, sep. 20, Sep. u, Sep. 2s,
1875. 1877. 1873. 1878.
W. C. w. e. w. c. W. &.
Ia 23 l3 26 13 ID II 16

Still-born COCO. ! 2 0
Mean temperature for the week ending
September 21st, ITO, s6/; mean temperl-
ture for the week ending September 18th,
72o, 42/. .
Amount OF rainfall for week ending
September 21st, 600 inches; amount OF rain
fall for week ending September 2ist, OBI
inches.
Population OF city estimated at 10000.
white, 45,3O0; colored, 33,7O0. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 1914 per
1000 per annum; rate Of mortality OF white
population was 1907 per 1000 per annum;
rate of mortality Of colored population was
24.6S per 1000 per annum
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The Religious Reuival.-The meetings
will be continued all this week. There
have been twenty converts since the meet
ing commenced. and the interest is una
bated. There were some dozen penitents
last night, --,
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The old Dominion and Marshall MiHS.-
Operations were resumed yesterday at the
Old Dominion Cotton Mills after neces-
sary suspension OF week for repairs: Last
night the Old Dominion and Marshall Minis
both commenced working by lamps. The
hours of work from October lst to Feb
ruary 2s, 1879, inclusive, will be from Z
O'Clock A. NJ. to 7 O'Clock T. NJ, Win three
foutbs OF an hour for dinner. Operations
s1,snend ON Saturday at O'Clock p. NJ.
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CHUncH-DooRs CLOSED UP-TRoUDLE IN
THE CoSGREGATIoN.-The troubles in the
Third-street (African) Methodist church,
growing out of charges against the presl-
ding elder, Rev. W. =. Derrick, and the
alleged refusal of the pastor. Rev. Joseph
Nicholas, to call o church-meeting upon the
terms demanded, eliminated on Monday
NIGHT in meeting of the congregation, or
a portion Of it. The meeting decided by a
bare majority to close the church until
Bishop Brown can arrive here and adjust
the matters in dispute. The church-doors
were accordingly fastened tight.
Rev. Joseph Nicholas went before magls-
trate and sWore out warrant against John b.
Harris, Edward G. Taylor, William Tyree,
Randall Taylor, Addison Biandere, William
b. Tinsley, Abram johnson, William James,
John J.. Richardson, Thomas D. Payne,
William Williamson, Thomas Nelson,
Thomas r. Hewlett, John e. Baker, John
Frayser, and w. r. Taylor, charging them
with nlaWfully trespassing on the premises
OF the church " situated on Third street, and
mailing and fastening the doors, thereby
injuring and defacing the. same"
The parties surrendered themselves. and
were bailea for their appearances before the
Police Justice for examination. a
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RELIEF AT LAST from cholera-infantum and
summer complains. Dr.. noFFETT's TEETHINA
fTeething Powdersl regulates the bowels and makes
teething easy, heals ernptions and sores, removes
ana nreyents the formation OF worms In children.
No mother should be without II. K.W.P0wERsG u
Co, Richmond, and ali druggists, keep ie.
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IN NOTHING SHOULD ONE DE MORE CAREFUL
than In the selection Of cosmetics. j. & Z. ATKIN-
SONS Milk Of White Roses, while harmless and de-
lightfully perGumed, is one Of The most effective.
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Court Statistics. For the month OF Sep.
tember the clerk Of the Hastings Court re-
corded seventeen deeds and issued three
marriage Licenses. wi. -.-sr
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY four own importa.ionD
n good quality and perfectly pure. q, 81 gallon.
". D. BLAIR & Co.,
903 Main street.
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THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, Staunton, Va. offers SUI
perior accommodations at moderate rates. TERMS:
90 and $3.50 per day. Headquarters for CONNER
cal men, and only 81 per day.
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LUSCIOUS CALIFORNIA PEARS,
Fine Malaga Grapes,
Oranges, aud Bananas, at
CoLUMBUs's, 321 Broad street.

ASTHMA.-The tortures and agonies I endured
for six years none but those who have suffered with
this terrible disease can know My life was misera-
Bile. In desperation tried iles's Liniment Iodida
Ammonia 1t gave ME instant relief. Used it in
ternally as well as externally.
THOMAS BRANIGAN,
l27 west Twenty Seventh street. New York.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
12o West Broadway, New York.
Trial bottles, 25 cents.
Wholesale agents, PURCBLL, LADD & co.
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TEN MINUTES WALK OF THE CkPIToL.-DwelI-
ings for rent In above distance. See advertisement
j, THOMPSON BROWN.
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SEE HERE, BOY,
TELL YOUR MOTHER
TO BUY PAIR OF
THOSE III PANTALOONs az
A. SAKs & CO.'S, 1913 Main.
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DELICIOUS GRAPES at PIzz1sI's.

SEE CARD OF W. w. CARR In relation to cure Of
Eczema by the use Of BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
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GENUINE OLD DIANoRA at scHGN's.
sEcKEL PEARs-A fine lot of them at PIzz1SI's.

BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.-It really seems as if
there were no maladies which these waters do not
cure or greatly relieve In another column will be
found remarkable cure of Eczema-a most dis
tresstng disease-by their use. # lis.
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A GOOD MIXED TEA at so cents a pound.
W. ID. BLAIR 6 Co.,
Ea eos Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing cone II The
DISPATCH PnfNTiNG-iioUsE. Good work, low
prices, aud sa atfsfaciIou. Guaranteed
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SEE HERE, BOY,

FINE, LUSCIOUS PEARS at P1zzINI's. Selling
them very low.
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trnEsH CHOCOLATE CAaAAELs at CoIuMsus's.

We have remnant OF! !CIGARs, all Havana dner
sud binder, good size, at so box Can oeasrs saey
are nil gone, ,s. ..l W, d. BLAIR 4 CO..