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We violate our own rules in giving place
10 The folsowing:
,UVANNA COUNTY.
lFOr the Dispatch.
FORK UNION, Jui

FORK UNION, June s. 1879.
a most rational and useful entertainment
was given here last night by The Must
Gale" OF the Fuvauna Literary Association
Tor the purchase OF n circulating library Tor
that hlghiy-worthy organization. The drI-
matte song composed BY Bradbury, and
popularity known rs the oratorio OF Es-
ther. the Beautiful Queen" was rendered in
The full costume Of the Jews and Pcrsians,
thus adding to very superior music the
scenic and dramatic effects OF regular
play. introduced by the ancients, the con-
duet OF dialogues in song has become in
modern times one Of the most impressive
methods OF conveying the instructive les
sons OF the Old Testament.
Before the rising OF the curtain, at 7
o'clock j. b., the large church here was
hlied 10 lis utmost capacity by the beauty
and ch'valry OF this and adjoining counties.
The various characters OF the Book OF
Esther were graphically personated by the
following: AS Alasuesus, Eli Tutwiler,
Esq; Esther, Miss r. V. Petit; Holman,
mir. w. b. Petit, Jr. Zerisb, Miss Matte
Cleveland; Mofdecai, Professor j. n. Per-
klns; Mordecai's Sister, Mrs. II. Snead;
Prophecies. Miss Lilly W. Snead; Scribe,
DR.. j. f. Winn; Haibonah, Mr. p. j.
VIM; Chamberlain, Mr.. Jesse Perkins
Herald, DR.. J. +. VIM; Guards, Messrs.
Beck Hughes mud Rufus Snead; Queens
Attendants. Misses AUna q. VIM aud Otie
Perkins; Hega, Mr. James .. Shepherd !;
lligh.Priest. j. o. Perkins; Pages. Misses
J.. 4. Perkins and Blanche Sncad; Semi
Choruses OF Children; Chorus OF Persians
Chorus OF Jews; Orsanists, Misses George
snead and Carrie Perkins Stage Manager,
William Nelson. Esq; Musical Director,
Professor j. n. Perkins.
The golG-giit. Acknowledgement robes
and crowns OF OF the King and Queen. as
they sat on an elevated throne ornamented |
with ysEifga:ed habgibgs and flowers, pro-
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LEPROSY.
A MODERN CLE-AsToSIsnING RESULTS
FROM TIE USE OF CUTICURA.

MODERN MIRACLE ASTONISHING RESULTS
FROM THE USE OF cUIICuRA.
NesSrS. Weeks & Potter: Gentlcmen,-We have
Gaze OF Icpro:y In Our poorhouse which is being
cured by your CCTICURA realedies. The county
had employed all Of our doctors, and had sent 10
New York for advice, but TO no avail.
The pslicat commenced using the CCTICURA
and immediately began getting better.
He had been confined TO his bed for two and one
half years Hat not Aud his clothes on during
this time Last week he dressed for the first time.
When he walked, there would at leas; one quart
of scales come of OF him.
This happened every cay.
We think II Is Il wonderful cure.
We DO not say lie is cured, but he Is IN iair way
70 be cured, to say the least Yours truly,
DUNNING BROTHERS.
Druggists and booksellers.
ALLEGAN, MICH. February IL, 1879.
Sote-Messrs. Dunnins Brothers are thoroughly
reliable centlemcn and were unknown to US PRIOR
to the receipt Of this letter We firmly believe ms
CuTfCugA will permanently cure This very severe
case OF Lcprosy as il his done many others.
Prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, theih,sts ana
Druggists. $50 Washington street, Boston, MASS
and for sale by all drus eists and dealers, Prce Oh
CUTlCuRA-small boxes. so cents; large boxes
containing two and one half times The quantity OF
snnalU, ST. REsoLyENT, 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA
SOAR, 25 cents per cake. by mail. 80 cents; three
cakes. 10 Cents my 1-Tu,Th&S
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s'EEEGERA.
NUTiCURA REMEDIES
INFAILIBLY CURE ALL SKIN AND SCALP
DISEASES, SCALY ERUpTIONS,
ITCHINGS. AND lRRI-
TATIUSS.

The testimonials Of permanent cures of Skin ard
Scalp-DiScascs, which have been the torture Of a
lifetime, by the CUTICCRA REMEDIES are more
wonderful than any ever before performed by any
m' IhoGs or remedies known 10 the medical profess
sion.
CCTIcURA RESoI.yENT, a powerful Blood-Puri-
fer Is the only purifying agent which finds its way
into the circulating fluid and thence through the oil
aud swea. glands To the surface OF the skin, thus
destroying The poisonous elements with which
these ves,tls have been daily charged.
CUTlCURA. the Great Skin Cure, applied exter-
naly. arrests all unnatural or morbid growths which
cover the face of the diseased glands and tubes
with Sca'r, I,chlnr. aud Irritating liumors speedily
il emoyeS them. c;l,ing the pores open, healthy and
free from diseased particles of matter.
Thus internally and externally do these grca,
remedies act IN con- Junction, performing thai
have astonished the most noted physicians of The
day.
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Forty. sixth COuGrcsS----First Session .
WASHINGTON, June 4, 1879.
SENATE

SENATE.
Mr.. Bayard, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported. with an amendment, Senate
bill repeating sections $40 and S2l Of the
Revised Statutes (Which prescribe the jul
ror's test oath, etc. J, and said lie would pro-
baby ask leave to call it up tomorrow for
consideration. Ordered to be printed and
placed on the calendar.
The bill amending the act creating the
northern judicial district OF Texas was con-
sidered and passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The Senate amendments to the House
-rasshoppcr bill Extending the time OF the
payment by preemptors) was agreed to. and
the bill now awaits the Presidents sigma
ture.
Many bills have been introduced on leave
and referred.
Among the bills introduced was one by
Mr.. Buckner, amending section 370O OF the
Revised Statutes so as to read as follows ::
.'The Secretary OF the Treasury may pur
chase coin for the purpose Of maintaining
resum ption with notes OF the United States
authorized by law, at such rates and upon
such terms as he may deem most advauta-
| ceous to the public interest; and is hereby
VI io'uiuS any III
the Understanding obligations OF the
United States for any purpose except fund
ing the public debt"
Mr.. Buckner. chairman OF the Committee
on Banking and Currency, reported reso-
luton directing an Investigation into the
affairs OF tue Ocean National Bank Of New
York and the German National Bank OF
Chicago, and especially into the manage
ment OF the assets of the banks by their re-
spectiYe receivers.
After 4 short discussion as TO the pro-
priety of the investigation, in the course OF
which Mr.. Whitthornc, OF Tennessee, eX-
pressed a desire that the whole national
banking system be Investigated and its cor
rupLion exposed, the resolution was
adopted.
Mir. Atkins, of Tennessee. chairman OF
the Appropriation Committee, reported
back the joint resolution repeating sundry
clauses in the sundry civil bill, approved
March Sd. with Senate amendments thereto.
Mr.. Hunton, OF Virginia, offered an
amendment increasing the appropriation
for the family Of the late Representative
Schlcicher, OF Texas, to $4,000. Agreed
to-.
The Senate amendments were then con-
CURED in.
Mr.. Springer, of Illinois, as question OF
privilege. offered q preamble and resolu-
ion rccitng the proceedings OF the Com
mittee on Expenditures of the State De-
partment in the last Congress, in connec-
ton with the charges against George +.
Seward, Minister to China, and referring
the report of that committee, the articles Of
impeachment prepared BY it, and the testi-
mony taken in the case, to the Judiciary
Committee, with instructions to consider
the same, take other testimony il necessary,
and report to the House at the next session.
Agreed to.
Adjourned.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NJ TELEGRApEL ToTszE DISPATCH
FROM ALL QUARTERS.

HON. THOMAS EWING NOMINATED FOR
GOVERNOR OF OHIO BY THE DEMoCEATs-
CONGRESSIONAL AND OTHER WASHING
TON EEWs-~THE POLITICAL SITUATION
WILL THE PRESIDENT VETO THE ARMY
BILL?-A WEST VIRGINIA FUGITIvE
KILLED BY AN OFFICER OF THE Law
PERSONAL-sUICIDE OF A CALIFORNIA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARK RACEs-THE
OHIO GREENBACKERs' SHOT AT THE
REPUBLIcANs-THE DUER TRIAL IN MA
RYLAGD-RATEs ON THE RAILROADS IN
GERMANY-THE HANLoE- ELLIoT
EXTRAORDINARY &C., &C.
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SALT RHEUM FOR THIRTY YEARS

ON TIE HEAD, FACE, AND CREATER PART OF
THE BODY CURED.
MesSrs. Weeks & Potter: Genlemcn,-l have
been great sufferer with Salt Rheum for thirty
years, commencing in my head and face and ex-
tending over the greater part of my body. ! have
taken gallons OF medicines for the blood. Of different
kinds, and tried good physicians, al Of which did
ne no good. and came 10 the conclusion that
could not be cured. But friend called my a;tcn-
ton 10 an article In the Union skE-diseases and
/ got Il box Of CUTICURA. The first application
was great relief, and The third took the scales all
off, and felt like man. have used three 80
cent boxes. aud nv skin Is smooth and consider
myself entirely cured. Hoping that this may be
seen by some one afflicted as have been df there Is
anvil is my earnest wish. And chcerfully recon-
mend II to all persons afflicted with like diseases
Yours truIy b. WILSON LORD.
AGAwAM, MASS, September 9, 1878.
The CUTIcUrA SOAP should be used for cleansing
I'LL di sesed surfaces, mos. soaps arc injurious to
the skin
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Progress Of the Ducr Trial.

Snow HILL. Mo-, June 1.-THE sixth day
OF the Ducr trial finds the number OF spec
tators considerably diminished. james /.
Hearn was recalled By the State and testified
that his daughter was deirious on Thurs
day after the shooting and called necessarily
for "IiI." " Lii" Thinking 10 quiet her.
witness sent for Miss Ducr, who camc. Wit
ness asked her how the shooting occurred.
Miss Ducr replied sh" did not know. Wit
ness said he proposed to find out when bis
daughter recovered. He then testified TO
the nature OF the wound and his daughters
previous health and condition after the
shooting. Witness was cross-cXamlncd by
Mr.. CriSticld as to his daughters delrium,
and said it began on the first night after the
ShoOiiu0,
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Torn higher: ri 2J55c. eish. 3,..e. s,i4e, $3.50
35e. July, 36kr. August Oats lover 1T 3gGcaGSc..
Wtissey sfesaiy ut 81 03. Pork qrtiet ut $4,000
1890. BHik-rleats no,Ginaliy unchanged. Bacon
jail: clear rib. 1910 cash, sc.4aa$o.45 August.
Lard lower II so.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. jane 4.--Ft.l III sood demand ut full
prices Wheat active, 6fm. ami higher: No. 2 Chi
.aso spring. Sl.02a cash. 39se. July. 94AG94Ac.
August: No. Chicago spriug. S0Hc. ELECTED, la
6IEc. Corn fairly active and .n1de bigger: 35fc.
gust. PORK quiet asd weak: $3.50 casn, S9.57L1
1850 july, g 67k9s9.7o August, Lard steady
am hrmer. $500 cash. AG.o2z June, s6.U7kG1
500 July. s6.l7S August. BGk-meats hrmer
shoulders. 49, 90 short ribs, s4.67;s: short clear
SIDES, "a so. WhisSey steady ana unchanged.
$i.O3 cash 81 02368sl. o3 June, S9ase. July. Corn
drmer bu. not qno!ably blylier: Oats steady xnd
unchanged. Provisions steady aud unchanged.
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ELECTRIC PLASTERS
likes, 10 CENT

Rheumattsn,, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds. Weak Back, Stomach, and Bow
els, Dyspepsia Shooting Pains through the Loins
and Back, spasms or Fits, and Nervous, Muscular
and Spinal Affections relieved ard cured when
every ctner plaster, nimeut lotion, and electrical
appliance fails. my l-Tu.Th&s
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CITY TAXES.

OFFICE or CIT COLiEcT0R't
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1879.
THIS OFFICE WILL RE- OPEN DAILY
4 From !. o,clacs A If. 10 6 a'cock Z. ii. nom
The 9Th day of June 10 the Sn,m - iosise, "a. ,n
purpose OF receiving from any yer On eI'ffso "A'"
.a CITY gAXES-REAL AM, fEkHoSaL-
amoaut OF TAX charged. and ina: TEN PER CENT.
will be added To- the Of tax cisr:' IN eFsss
css- where the party Assessed shall TAI 70 Day ,s1
whole or one h2iS within the tine - imiteu.. ~
avoid crow. aud pro. the sasi ~ days oi tts
collection, the Collector Respectfully requests al
Dart1es Ia rail- early in the eirih IL and those
having ihts aud taemn-sndnas 10 lave viii 60 So
that heir bills may DO sesci-d anh -re.i mace
ont. A. X, Hs1'SbN.
je lm Collector.
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= L Rim e. Il q q - 5.

COURTNEY 4 POWELL
have nos In store complete assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
To which they invite the attention OF the public.
CASSl MEEES for men and boy from 25c. to SO;
BLACK CASllMERES from 30c to 2l.25 per
yard:
BLACK TAM!cE from soc. to 81 per yard:
BLACK HENRIETTA from Il 20 *l.50 per yard
BLACK MOUSLIS;
BUNTlNGS, al shades and qualities;
LINENS Gt all kinds:
A bargain III BLEACIiED TABIE-DAMASk ~
SOC;
Largest stock uf HOSIERY In the ciiy
UNDERWE EAR Tor ladies. incn, and children;
PAEASOLS, KID GLOVES;
SILK and LACE TIES
Beautiful SHETLAND SliAWL>;
Full stock of DuMESTiCS,
and mauy Other desirable goods.
We guarantee our prices Ia b aS low rs any IN ihii
ruaikti 400 BROAD STREET,
XIII 2G-3u between Foirtn and FiliE.
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BALTIMORE.
COMM ERl'IAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June i, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT-Red. 270 bushels.
CORN Rite. 90 bushels. Hirct!, 400 brhcls
OATS-GQ bushels.
RLACKEYEU PEAS.-3QO bushels.
FLAXSEED II bushels.
BUt KWNEAT.-G bushels.
sALSS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT-Rfd. "a bushes urine FulH III Sl.l9
81 bushels prime Ful:Z at Sl.l9; 92 bushels very
good FuItZ Mt SLIT: bushels good Lancaster al
.2O-tuial. 2iS b:Sllcls.
Corn tFhite, 40 bushels common on private
terms: so bushels prime II 55c.'Otal, 90 bushels.
OATS.-G0 bushels mixed at 42c.
FLAXSEED.-ib bushels on private terms.
ECCKwlIEAF.-6 bushels ~ Toe.
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
fCorrcs pondcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA.,e
MAY n 1870

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA
May 81, 1879.
Our community was startled yesterday by
very sad accident, which has cast shade
Of sadness over everybody. Mr.. Thomas
+. Taliaferro, one OF our most respected
citizens. was riding in = su!kv near the viii
lage OF Hickory Fork, where he resided,
when his horse took fright and threw him
in tho wheel, dragging him about mile.
When he was found he was senseIcss. He
died about O'Clock a. NJ. yesterday, Mr..
Ta!iatcr:o had been one Of the most prom;-
ncnt merchants in The county, and was
postmaster at this place for many years
before the war, and was respected by all
who knew bin. He leaves an interesting
family TO mourn their loss. MI.
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Receiver Appointed.

ALBANY, N. z, June a.-James d. Fish
has been appointed receiver Of the Globe
Mutual Life-Insurance Company. He gives
100000 bonds, and deposits receipts with
the Mutual Trust Company,
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Quarantine at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-The Board OF
Health have adopted resolution request
ing the Governor to modify his proclama-
ton establishing quarantine against certain
ports so that the period Of detention will
be two hundred and forty hours instead Of
twenty days for all vessels arriving from
such ports.
INote.-The above refers to all Mexican,
South American, and West India ports.J
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T EEI HEXTER.
IL 627 BROAD STREET.

We have 4 few more special bargains In DRY
GOODS In oiit.r. such rs Fancy Lawns Spring Cas-
Smclc> for boys wear. EiCwn-I men Suiiings, and
many other al:l"cs-tO else out 10 make room Tor
our nrw stock. comprising Ladies' aud Children s
Cnd"rwcar. Infants Lace. Caps. paue BoDncts
Saclur~. Dresses, &c.
A inll line of rcw.style Ties, Gloves. Ilaudker
chiefs, Hosiery. AMI LAGOS. such rs Torchon
La e and luS,r'incS. ErcOunp Lace (wni:r and
black in all widths, Patent Laces III every
wiGtl very cheap:
White Goods specially, In Swiss, Victoria Lawns,
Linen Lawns, ioliel and Figured riqucs,
striped aud PlaM NaIusnnss and Organizes,
SpauGicd Tar.ainus, White AMI Co.Olri Tar
ltfIaS
Zcphvrs At reduced prices: Black and Wlitcun
ST., All Colurs al Zoe.
Infants SlcIucs mad" u order.
stamping aud Embroidery 1Onc 1T reasonable
price,. NY 20
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The PENNSYLVANIA Ircn-N-orkcr>'

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June AT mectin"
OF the pnddlers and other iron-workers
held yesterday afternoon it was unanimous
ly decided to reject the plan Of arbitration
proposed by the manufacturers. The work
men declare they will not go to work until
the manufacturers sign last years scale
Both sides express q determination to stand
firm
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DRY tsassastS
THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF TnF.
SEASON ARE NOW BEING OFFERED
JULIUS MEYERS,

603 BROAD STREET.
Twenty pieces FIG URED DRESS LINENS at SIC
worth l6hc.;
twenty pieces PLAIN DRESS LINENS at l2Xc.
worth zoe:
Thirty pieces DRESS LINENS at very low prices
Twenty pieces WOOL HUNTINGS ut 12Ec.:
Large assortment ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS from
22sc. o40c.:
LACt-STRlpE and DAMASSE BUNTINGS t
25c sold elsewhere at Soc.
BLACK "RQCADE and STRIPED SATlSS-en-
titc!y new:
Bargains In PLAIN BLACK SATINS;
sixty pieces UNION LINEN LAWNS At 6Sc.:
REAL LINEN LAWNS at l5r., G2,c.. aud 20c.:
PARhSuLS-Iiavlng clio. cd ont balance of man-
Usacjurrrs stock. are Offering some extra
bargains: FANCY LINED PARASULS lower
than the, have ever been sold.
FOR SCHOOL COMMANDMENTS AND EXHI-
BiTtONS.
Sixty-ayc pieces VICTORIA LAWNS, bought ut b
recent auction sale. III - per cent below rcgi-
lar prcc-"ok AT our 1919. quality, worth fully
1890: STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS nj
II Z. and 1890; PLAIN and STRIPED Or
CANDIES:
Ten pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNS at zoe. worth
2jc.: WHITE INDIA LINENS, The newest and
rrcttrSt thing for white dresses:
Fifty pieces StSll-lt Ribbons. very cow:
MIS>E~' REGULAR MADE SILK-CLOCkED
| EAI.BR!GGAN HOSE at soc. WI rrh 50c,a
ms 30 JULIUS MEYERS.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY,, June i, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprise, "a hogs
heads and AZ licrces. The offerings at auction ON
Change were 81 packages; Of which number As
were sold at prices ranging from sl.S5 TO $40.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The Pblladel-
phia and Reading Coal Company announce
that the entire product OF coal for June is
exhausted, and that future orders will only
be taken at July prices.
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NEGRO Desperate Killed

WHEELING, w. VA, June 4.-Rccsc Par
sons, colored desperado, whose arrest was
resisted, was shot dead by pursuing OIL
Ger.
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0blfnnrY.

New YORK. June 4.-James Orion Wood
ruff, the protector Of the Woodruff scien-
tiGc Expedition, died this morning OF
hruin. disease,
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SHiciiia Of a Murderer.

SAN Francisco, Jane 4.-Squecrs, the
convicted murderer, cut his throat at Ca
Iusa with razor brought TO him by his
!
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Reeaurjng Witness.

CONCORD, n. H., June 4.-CooE, the wit
ness against BuzzeIl, the alleged murderer,
retracts his testimony, and new trial Ii
probable.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Juhe4 -S0on.- Siccke quiet. Money
on call. 5 per cent. Fxrhange-L0nr, 1879. short,
1895. State hunis quiet GovtInlItut trm.
ErrntRg.- Money, 24M39 per cent. Exchange
steady 1T 4S7.GG4S73I. Governments quiet; new
5's, 1034 42 per cents, 1907; per cents, 1929.
State: duh and weak.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, jane 4.-Vrginla 6's old. 3 |: dc
rrrreu, 8: consols 5Sk: second scrirS, 39S: past
due coupons so. Ed to-day.
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Il COMPREHENSIVE.

T'IE UNDERSIGNED, having formed
CU-PAHT NERSIIIP for the purpose Of conduct
CROtkEHY, GLASSWARE. AND GROCERY
BUSINESS,
ut 40. 326 BROAD STREET,
,ydcr the firm name OF EVANS & COOKE, will,
about The Cd Of Juue have IN store full STOCK In
I rr.,sctIye line to which they wife The at.en-
hon of incir frleuds auc the puo e generally.
''''' - MAURICE. EVANS,
OF Maurice Evans ( Co.;
JOHN X. COOKE.
Referring to he above. the business at 2l9 hsih
,r,r viii l.. Z, nlifiueS te:or. and The p.opric-
;or " IN mast liner, S,ei efforts {" give Satisfaction
"a ali who Iuiy iayo. HIM w"h thrtr custom;
''"'' w. JOHN II. COOKE,
,,, ZIG Han strest.
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PARENTS, do not use vile drugs or nosirams IN
50, families, Tut use pure Hop Sitters.
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The English Turf
d,anadao


DRY-GoODs HOUSE SUSPENDED.
MONTREAL, June 1T. j. Claxton d Co.,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Aquatic.

LONDON, June A. anlon and Elliott are
in constant training for the coming match,
and both are getting into good form. Ham
lon is the favorite at two to one.
The English Turf.
LONDON, June 4.-The race for the Man.
chester cup to-day was won by L'Artlng-
ton.
d,anadae
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MINERAL. WATERS.

NATTONI's
ROYAL HUNGARIAN EITTER-wATER,
the BEST NATURAL APERIENT KNOWN for
nnI IRREGULARITIES OF
TIE BOWELS.
ASK your druggist for 1t. my 24.3m
SCHEN'S
VI MINERAL.wATER DEPOT,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH sTEEErs-
on nKATGnr:
SODA-WATER. KISSF NGES,
vlCiIY. SEiT2tR. RETiiEsDA,
DEEP ROCK: GiNGEk ALE,
ALSO. n EpTTLE?: on
coNGRESS, tXGEhSink:: HATHoRS,
L. M d,E i iAt LIMOS,
Mineral Water furnished III syphoB>.
KICHS1i ALL BITTER
WATER
4 sure remedy for Constipation and Headaches.
GENUINE VlCIIY WATER
from The Springs.
UArTkHivE. CELESfTNS-
Specific for Gou,, Ehcuma'l>m, Dialects, Gravel
and Diseases Of The Kidneys.
GRANDH GRILLE
Specific ;or Diseases of the Liver.
IiOPITAL--
sCec.Gc for DIsOr,a r. of the stomach.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-05

ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Fiour UNCHANGED. Wheat
lower and fairly active: No. 2 red f.ll, 81 lzR6
Al 8 cash Si.I2kGSl.I3 June, 81 .03tGlSl .04a
july, 81 .0O8 August; NO. rcd fali Sl,"9s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-05

TO BE HAD OF ALL RESPECTABLE VINE NER-
CHASTs, DRUGGISTS, AND GEOCEKS.
ID 2S-eNdiiYl4
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29
scattering Items.
i A little dry Just now.

r A little dry just now.
Farmers are very busy blowing. max
ing hay and doing other fall work.
Judging from present appearances there
will Be large acreage Of wheat sown
this fall.
Mn. J. Butler started on Tuesday OF
last week for Ohio where abe expects to
spend two or three months Whiting rel.
atives and friends
Miss Ruth Brown intends to start TO
Illinois in . few days on an extended
visit. Her many friends wish her .
pleasant time and safe return.
Mrs. Nebergall, Of Harvey county, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. Hankins.
A. ]. Hankins will leave for Illinois -
soon as his business will permit. Mr..
Hankins has been in poor health for
some time and hopes to be benefited by
the change.
Rev. s. Jacobia has purchased the
farm known as the Yeager farm three
miles and half southwest Of lola.
Mr.. Frank Stoddard having sold the
portion of his farm that has the house
ON has erected neat little residence on
the other part.
Mr.. Townsend is again in the moiasses
business.
Miss Libbie Ray, from the eastern
part of the county, is spending few
days with her Liberty friends.
A singing at P. Hutchinsons was one
of the pleasant features of this week.
The Sabbath Schools in this part OF
the Township are preparing for the pic
mic September 4th.
A meeting of the Old School bapt,sts
which was held at Mr.. Preston's last
Sunday brought together a large and
attentive crowd to listen to some OF the
most able speakers of that denomination.
The hands employed to work out the
road tax on the NJ. K. Il 7. Railroad are
greatly improving the roads in districts
that are entitled TO such work. Q.