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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-10


spoken of it, but concluded that to the
hardy backwoodsman it seemed slight
obstruction hardly worth mentioning.
When, after infinite pains, I had skirted
it, I found that it was caused by COM
pact mass of powders cemented with
hard clay lying across the valley and
forming a natural dam, which seemed
almost as if built by some preadamite
masons. Below this found the valley
much more open, and I saw two deer AS
I watched with envy the ease with which
the graceful creatures moved off, hardly
alarmed at such feeble creature as I, I
caught the sound of falling water. At
first I thought was mistaken, and that
it was the signing of the wind through
the distant trees; but after an lnstant's
close attention could discern the peculiar
quality of the sound All my fatigue
seemed now to banish, and I pushed on
with new energy. Hour after hour |
heard the sound increasing IN volume,
and it must have been after midnight
when [ reached it's source. The rain had
ceased, and the moon had risen nearly
full. The noise of the falling water was
close at hand. / could see the sparkling
of swift river between the trees In front.
pushed hastily through the tall growth
of underbrush and came out on one OF
the most enchanting scenes I ever be-
held. At my feet was a small bright
river, perhaps fifty yards wide, which
fell III sheets of foam over shelf OF
rock about fifteen feet high. The falls
were amphitheatrical in form, and were
set IN the wooded hills like picture IL
its frame. Over the gorge above then
the trees bent together till their branches
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Tho s,.,c Agrieu,sural society.

Editors Dispatch: The letter OF Mr..
yeverley in Yesterdays paper seems to ac-
count very satisfactorily for the embarrass-
pents OF the State Agricultural Society.
Indeed, the wonder Is not that il i en-
,srras-ed, but that il has survived so long.
Put n crisis has now been reached, and
'rho ques lion TO he decided is whether The
society shall bc established upon better
fa-is or become extinct.
have never taken special interest in its
affairs. hut am none the less persuaded
That IL HE is worth preserving to the state.
10 the agricultural interests, and TO the city
al Richmond more especially.
Without discussing these points, or fur
thor prelude, would make one or two
suggestions, the feasibility OF which can
be better determined by those who are in
position TO form more correct Judgment
tban can.
Nv first suggestion /, that two hundred
ard fifty persons be found who will give 10
,l.e society 800 each
n this be impracticRble, then that fifty
&c found who will take bond OF the so
eiefv for $500 each.
" neither Of these he practical, that
TWENTY-FIVE he found who will take bond
ior Fl 200 esch.
II need be, application might be made "a
the General Assembly, now in session, "a
authorize the issue OF the bonds, and tC
ask that they he exempt from taxation.
hmay be well 10 add that | am in no
wiS interested IN the perpetuation or SIC
ceSs Of the Society, hut il is reproach thai
i; should be permitted 10 either anguish OF
de, and therefore would be willing TO aiC
IN either plan proposed. RELlEF.
Richmond, December T., 1881.
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4; OUR BUYER N NEW lOEK
ANn
NEW Goods ARRIhINN DAILY
THALUSEE BROTHERS

LOOK FOR BARGAINS N fllK fOLlON-
IND LlNE-:
LADIES CLOTH CLOAhs. DOLMNN>. ff-
STTR~. and LIGHT JACQUES;
BLACK and COLOREH -iLh~.kNTf\~. WI
VETS, and PLC~Hf-, both IN -ali -f
omhrc ,hldc-
W can show tIc no.t roiuIief 'l'Yn of ~ tN-
NILS. sACQUEl@E>. sud~llTlNGS I'M .."..
including an thc desirable .!1d.- tLu, or tla
and COLORED KIANFE-. DIAGONAL. ..f
CAMEL 'S-IiAIR CLoAklNGs.
W viii open o8 MONDAY r. spirudld '-
ment o. desirable -f,L~ OF DRfe~ COOP. f
lca-t ! o pr cent. chotD'r 'ian u,eY hsVr L,cn Sd
af any time Oh -'t-"i.
BLANKETS from ga ntir 20 30. IN Ml OBJ.
paitmcnt wc detyroup'uuou.
Tn. Target @ -ortm-u, o. CARrl~r~ and RUG,
we have ever ,Aowu, 4ni 80 p,ic'a u-it caunot '
beat.
Irwin pay you 90 'Suniu. our comrtt" and
ricd 4-sorim,nt os BiACh GOODS
You can save MONEY hy purchasing FROM t
OF The following arucle-,iI:
TABLE-LINEN~. WINf-FLOTl~.
TOWEL, NAPblN-
SHEETING~. tOlTuNS,
CANTON lI.ANNtI-.
LINENS. GINCntM~. PRINTe,anl
DOMESTIC GOODS Of IN Kind.
Our stock ~ HO~itEl and UhDEBNI Ar p.
lade-, children. AMI mon embrace every NI-i b.
Of ~t,le and quality. making 10 mp"~lbl. ..
customer go call without being suited.
BLACK SILK ni 9oc. worth si.-jf
BLACh SlI.R 1t II worth sl.i0;
BLACK siIb atsI.25 worthsl7o.
BLACk SIik ut 8 Loo wcrih -;
BLACK SILK mt sl.75 worth $50.
some bargain from auction worthy otrN4U.. 1
ton in LNCE-CURTtlNS, PlLIOW-~HiN-
MAESFILLE- QUITS. and CRErONNl~
THALlllMER EROTHIH>.
G,uirul Ni..t.
5OI cast Irost -tV-t, ocUDr flrr.
no fO--4.GuCA
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A Doctors Singular Visitors.

4 special to the Philadelphia Times.
dated Erie, December 18th, says Before
daylight this morning a man carrying an
insonsible young woman aroused DR.. stew
art. The man acted very my>teriously and
refused 10 give names, but said the Young
lady had swallowed laudanum. DIR. Stew
mt, believing her dying, sent the man for
the police. He never came back. Con-
seriousness returned TO the girl, but. Ike
the man, she refused 10 divulge her name
or that Of the person bringing her. Final
ly she confessed that ShewaS Lizzie HAYES.
cousin OF Representative Hayes, and that
the man was named CalIaghm-a married
man with family. Callaghan, who has
always been considered a moral and re-
spectacle man, acknowledged taking her,
but disowns being her lover. The affair
has created quite a sensation.
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Nirginin News.

Mr.. Richard :. Moore has been commits
stoned postmaster NJ Orlean, fauqlner
county, Va.
A little son OF Mr.. II. ". Johnson. of
Prince George county. aged about four
wears, met with painful accident on Satur-
day, which will probably result in the loss
of one OF his eyes. While playing with =
knife the little boy accidentally punctured
the eye with the blade. and the wound, it Is
thought, will destroy the sight.
The Riyanna canal, which extends from
Columbia. on the Richmond and Allcghan!
railroad. in Fluvanna county, 10 Barretts-
burg, distance OF twcnty-onc miles, has
been put in good order by the above rail-
road company. which row operates II, and
will nut ten more miles Of il i'm good trim
on consent Of AIbcmarlc cOunty.-LV'cb-
buTg Ne,cS.
An OLD VIRGINIA Com MINE.-It j. az
nounced that the old Whitehall gold mine.
in Spotsylyania county, Va. has been
bought by company, among the members
Of which are senator Call, OF Florida
Senator Jones. OF Louisiana; Congressman
Springer and Berry, Delegate Luna, Of
New Mexico. and II. Il. clifford. mining
GNDtri OF AilZOnd. hoiu WIS hl~l l'hii'l
there i'm 1909. The mnc was worked by
Commodore Stockton from 1873 until just
before the war. II hae since been owned
by Gilbert Il. Fox, OF Pennsylvania.
Nearly a2.000,000 worth Of gold has been
taken from the mine.
Miss NIoLETT's FAST-Mi,S Chloe Ann
Violet, whose determination 10 end her
life by starvation. in obedience to COM
mand from the Lord, continue, Steadfast in
i.her suicidal course. She sayS-and her
friends vouch for the truth OF the aSScr-
tion-that she has not tasted food Tor thirty
nine DAYS. She i now 20 weak that she j.
unable 10 rise from her bed She has fallen
Oft to mere skeleton, and shows plainly
| that her Suilerings are great. This is the
second attempt at starvation She has made,
and her regret now is that She did not per-
severe in her first undertaking: for, say
she, 4" would now be at rest" Every effort
/ has been TcSOrted 10 10 make her eat, hut
/ all have failed. She has resisted every
! temptation. II i moi thought She can lasi
much longer without taking nourishmcnt
! dierCndriQ Gazette.
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~ GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AND ALL OTHER TIMES.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF CHOICE GOOD
iNTHls CITY TO SELECT FROM.


49," iNTHls CrTY 10 SELECT FROM.
BLACK and coLoRED SILKS, sATISs, and
FANCY sThIPED, FIGURED, and PLAID
nr PIX Scs,sJ},n,iiE?Rrs. MrRINos. ALPACAs,
MOHAIRs. HENRIETTA CLOTHS, BARA-
THEA, AUSTRALIAN GRAPE, aud other
DRESS GOODS for mourning; ,.,cor O.,
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, JEANS, TRIC0T, "a
TINET, and other goods for boys ana men
cS pssIns ULsTERs. JACKETS, DoLMANs,
and FUR-LINED CIRCULARS, In great va
riety at very low prices: -
BED, CRIB, and CRADLE-BLANkETs; also
an assortment of LAP and HORsE-BLANk-
calico coMYoRTABLEs from .si.25 to "a
LINEN TABLE-DAMAsK for Table-Cloths at
ode, 35c 4Oc.. soc, and up 10 4 rs per yard ,
LINEN-DAMASk TABLE-CLOTHS 81 yards
LINEN DksiAsK NAPKINS from soc. up to 50
HUCClKi HBAck and DAMAsK TOWELS fromsI
WHITE oiiLTs from soc. up to go see our
WHITE MARsEILLES QUILTS at $3.50
worth 81, nj 81 worth 81;
TIDES I'm great variety from 7c. M to sf-a great
many special bargains Ia this line:
TABLE, PIANO, and STAND-COVERS In all
aualltes:
OIL-CLoTH two yards wide at 75c. per yard
worth sl.25, OIL-CLOTil one yard wide NJ
4Oc. worth 60c. yard; -
BRUSSELS. TiIREE-PLG, INGRAM, HEMP,
cocoa, NAfiER, and CHINESE MATING In
I'LL qualities ~ the lowest prices;
LINEN and DRUGGET FLOOR-CONERS or
CRT'MB-CLOTHS in all sizcs-some special
bargains In this line;
RUGS In all sizes nj lower prices than ever offered
hcfore-a large stock to select from;
HAsSOCKs and OTTOMANSaf very low prices
anlcc ottoman on rollers at 81;
NARSEILLES TOILET-MATS ri zoe. for set
of six mats worth Soc. -
SILK. LINEN. CAMBRIA, and MUSLIN HAND
KERCHlEFs in over 100 style, from DC. Ia 81
each:
HAMBURG EDGINGs AMI IN SERTIN - In
great varieiy-tbc largest assortment ever
brought to this city
LAC - Of every descriptions:
+ THE LARGEST STOCK or HOLIDAY GOODS
ever brought to this city-the whole Of our Sc
cond story Hlled with DOLLS, CHINA Ten
SETS. VASES. TOILEr-SETS. TIN 10Y :,
RUBBER TOYS, BASKETS, BONES,
JAPANESE GOODS, TEN-Pl<S, MAGIC
LANTERNS. DRUMS, GAMES, BOOKS,
PERFUME-C ASSES, DESKS. JEMEL-CASES,
&C., &c. &C. LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street. Richmond. Va.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. To &C
commodatc our customers will OPEN OUR
STORE on SATURDAY EVENINGS, December
17th and 24th. lt 5:l5. De l3
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DEATHS.

Died Tuesday. December 18Th. ~ 400 i. VI. NJ
the rc-dcnce Of h,s parents, 200 cast Clay street
HENRY HAXALL. son Of Henry g. ana NINA
IIaNall Terrell: aged fourteen months ana FIX
dnys. ~
Happy infant, early best.
Rest in peaceful sumbcr, rest
The funeral will take place from ihc anoye rcsi-
dencc THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON ~
O'Clock. Friouds and acquaintance OF TIE i'inily
invited 60 attend.
baltimore and Danylllc papers please copy.
Died. December 1oth, at the residence Of her
parents, in the NTH year Of her age. MAXI -
Youngest daughter of Ella II. and Joseph X. Rem
ME. 800 ,..r,.,,>.>o>,
Her funeral will taxa place THIS AFTERNOON
Of O'Clock from the residence OF the late Joseph
Rennic. on the Brook PIKE. friend,aud ac1uaint-
ances are respectfully invited to attend.
Died. on tho 18th instant. Of $3.50 L. ". at the
residence of his parents, l725 Ncnable street.
WALTER A.. twin son Of Thomas g.. and fr.nct'
burroughs, in tile seventeenth year Of his age.
His funeral Will take place from the Nennhle-
street Baptist church THIS "wednesday Nv =
MINI nj O'Clock. Frcnd- andacqusintolcesa arc
invited to attend.
Norfolk and Baltimore paper please copy
Died on sun lay, December 4ih, 1t her residence.
Aspenyalc, I'm SmytlS county, Va CAIliERINb
MORRIS, wife of Charles II. G. Preston, ana daugh-
ter of the late Rev. John Blair Dabncy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT JULIUS MEYER Il son.
Col AND eos BROAD STREET.
OUR BUYER AGAIN on TIE MARKET. AND
BARGAINS COMING IN EVERY DAY.
VIZ OFFER THIS WEEK:

WE OFFER THIS WEEK:
80 piece, OF DRESS fLANSELs In every color
at 2Oc.
at the exceedingly low price Of l5c.;
so pieces exira-anlsh wORSTED BROCADE Ot
1870;
30 pieces ILLUMINATED STRIPES for trim
mings, from 80 to Doe;
90 pieces SILK and wORsTED PLATDS ut csc.
former price 40c.;
10 pieces OMBRE STRIPES n i0c., former price
60c.;
In BLACK SILK yELVETS We offer some ex-
iraordinary bargains
24-Inch extJa-full sILK-FACE VELVET at 1915
worth "a
All shades in coLORED-sILKyELvE at $3.50
40 pieces wide PACIFIC pERCALEs At sc,
regular price l2sc.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
10 pieces ALL-wOOL SERGE, at 20c., worth
AnotHcrlot OF the extra-anish LUPIN's BLACK
80 dozen Cen MISSES Ms; 'TiW0-BUTToN KID GLOVES
CH nIL SKI: IS + FFtiRR-iOr DoGsKIN MTTs at
80 dozen LADIES' .GAUNTLET-LINED
THREAD GLOVES At 12Sc.:
80 dozen LADIES' FOUR-ELASTIC LINED
40 dozen ,l,rf ALI + HXVtiTDFR KIDS
OF 60c.
In BLACK SILK FRINGEs and GIMPS we offer
some special drives
HEAVY SILK and CHENILLE BEADED
Tr,n rE5SSh Heavy 9NVvyY SILK and CHENILLE
BEADED FRINGE n SOC. worth 61c.; 49,.
EXTRA-IONG ana HEAVY SILK aud tHf-
MILE BEADED PRINCES ut Toe. womb
COL0iIED SILK PRINCES In plain and shaded
cOlor7; $500 - - 49,
our entire stock Of BLACK and COLORED SILK
GIRDLEs &C greatly reduced prices
We call special attention 90 our line Of MERINO
and ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR. Mchayc
received another lot Of those
CENT FMEN'S PURE ALI-WOOL MkDl-
GATED SCARLET SHIRTS %l.2J:
80 dozen LADIES ENTRA-fINlSH hEElNO
VESTS ct soc. worth fully zoe:
CHIDREN'S MERlNO VESTS from 2Jc. 10
to Sl.20.
WIN open IN a few day- anew aad handsome line
OF LADIES LIGHT CLOTH JACKETS AZ spc-
clal low price. JULIUS MEYER son.
no 29-dtf 6Ol and 603 Broad street
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Iron Ore Production i'm MARY land and
virginia.

The production OF iron ore in the United
States during the year ended June 80, 1880,
VIZ 7,06i,S29 tons. worth S20,410. 100, be-
sides an "irreguar" product by persons noe
regularly engaged in mining Of 9O9,S tons
81 ore. Number OF men and boys employed.
81 ,GGs, receiving wages Of 80, 53s,l III. Five
counties of Maryland report thirteen
mining establishments, producing in the
census wear 39,G20 tons OF ore, worth S42l.-
o3l, employing 800 men and boys at SGi,-
I3s In wages. Maryland, by the census OF
1870, ranked seventh rs producer OF iron
ore aud Virginia twelfth. but the census Of
1850 places Maryland in the ninth place and
raises Virginia 10 the eighth place. Ala
hara. which had no rank ut all In 1870,
taking the seventh place in 1880. The
States lead 10 ibc order: Pennsylvania,
Michigan, New York, New Jersey, Ohio,
Missouri, Alabama, &c. Virginia in the
last year produced in her twenty'slX estab-
Iishrnents reported 1926 tons. worth
sl3a,s26, giving employment 20 $50 men
and boys, who earned Sls6,9I9 in wages
Baltimore sun.
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MARRIAGES.

Married December 7. 1881. AZ the residence Of
tlo hride's parents, in Richmond Va. by the Rev.
,John Ualnou, ID. D., MOLLlE j., daughter or
Robert II. Anderson. ESl., 70 NICHOLAS d.
HICKMAN, Of Charleston. :. &.
Charleston Nstcs please copy.
Married. in this city, ON the 9th instant ~ 'ne
Rey. NJ. d. Uoge, ID. d., JOHN T.. RAGLAND 10
IDA r.. MARVIN; both Of this city.
Married I'm Pcttls county. Missouri. December
Cth ssh, az the residence Of Mr.. +. Wood by me
Rev DR.. Lacy. Mr.. III. l.. STEVENS, "i la oi.ht''
~ pNTTIE ELLIS, daughter of the late MAJOR
Beniamin Hatcher, of Richmond, Va.
Married Tuesday, November 29th, at The resi-
dcnce Of the brides pareuts, by Rev. Mr. hulson
Mfr. CHARLES n. BROWNING aud Mis-, ANNlE
IIIIAN FISHER: al of this CITY.
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Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines I'm Bad Luck

Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines received a legal
back-set in the Supreme Court yesterday, Il
decision being rendered against her in u
ease involving the title TO large Louisiana
plantation, belonging AT his death to Dan
lei Clark. The gist OF the decision il that
the property having been sold under the
provisions OF Clark's first will, which was
properly probated. the discovery OF IA see
ond overriding will after the property was
sold does not affect the title, and that the
purchasers are entitled TO confirmation
against the legatee of the second will,
whose suit for recovery must be against
the administrative under the first. - Wash
iNgton Post.
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ApX R0Of{.

ne have from Mcssr>. MARCUS WARD X
Co, Philadelphia, charmingly illustrated
little "bOok OF rhymes suitable for a
Christmas present to children. IL Is a
pleasure 10 look at the pictures. 1t Is en-
niled, DAT Home" For sale by the pub
Irshors, and no doubt by booksellers gene
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A Periious Journey and n Marrow Es-

A Mr.. Everett, OF Burgaw, Ponder ccIin-
~. n. C., was on his way to this city on
Sunday last, aud was In the act OF being
ferried across the Northeast river in q Hat
when his horse, which was attached TO a
buggy in which he (NIr. Eyerett was seated.
became frightened at something, dashed
forward and sprang into the river before
he could be restrained in his movements.
Mr.. Everett made a Narrow escape IRON
being carried over in the buggy, but fortr-
nately succeeded in jumping from the bug
" TO the flat just in the nick OF time The
horse and buggy sank Immediately to the
bottom, and the animal-said TO be yalua-
ble onc-was OF course drowned. while the
buggy at last accounts had not been recov-
cred Wilmington (N. CO. Morning Star.
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of scbolars enrolled. 4. The average cost
81 tuition OF the three classes OF enrolled
scholars as enumerated above.
Agreed to.
AZ 1890 o'clock, on motion Of Mr.. Lyons,
the House adjourned.
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STEEL. IRON. sc.

STEEL.-NAYLORs CAST-SrEEL
~ assorted; .....,
sorted.
TIRE and sPEING-srEEI- assorted.
ALSO,
WAGON and CART-ANLfS, Notwa, slap
SNFDEs and REFINED IRON -assofts,i 80. =,
Tor ssle IN N. VI. NofTuAN
no 27-cod
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awe lived and loved" said an unhap-
DIV old maid. "When / was young, Dr.
Bcnson's skin Cure, for letter, eczema,
and pimples on thu face, was not to be,
bought. A. had rough skin, kept out
of company and am now an old maid.
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Mrs. J. {. DIPPXEB, conNErf-zs
IVHLIAM II. sUTHERLANDrs
DINIDENDN.

nNIDEND NOTICE.-At meeting OF
IL the Board Of Directors u The Richmond
Fredcricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
held December :. 1851. dividend obligations "a
The extent 81 20 PER CENT on The par value OF
the common stock of the company wert Issued
aud dividend OF - PER SHARE on the common
stock. and a like amount upon each 500 OF diyi-
dend obligations, was declared, payable I'm cash At
the Office OF the company. In Richmond, on The 2f
DAY OF JANUARY, 1852. The transfcr-boOk'
Of thc common stock Will b. closed from th, dat,
90 2d of January. leS2.
10. WINSTON, Treasurer.
lie 9-di wteodtJan2
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When the season for making presents
,ones. make some sufferer OF your ac.
qlaintancc a present OF bottie oil Dr
Balls Cough syrup and note TUG pcnent u
viii do him and the thanks you viii receive
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COMPREHENSIVE. BELL BIH
Y GERau W.. PiLCIlFli hayr formed t i.
The ,tsic 90 PllCUlR & BIGGER. Orl...
dr-~s,si to fhrfn. ur isft az other ~ thr'r
No. Si7 east Main -frretor corner Pine Irl D.
streets, Nil De- promptly attended g.. IN.
CITE STINT BRIGHT ilOPE fiN'
HILL. ahd Btu NtNOt> coal a. ali h.r.-.
safe. Give Oh, ncy' ruuc,ru ii1d. 1880.
". - Pill iif.if.
3. BELL. Bt JOB I.
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GRAND SECRETARY OFFICE,l
lll4 MAIN STREET.


1Il4 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, December Is. ISL
THE GRAND ANNUAL CON-
L VOCATION OF the VI. +. GRAND ~
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER or NIR- 80
GINA will nc held In II. Adams liall, in -"
the city of Richmond, on THURSDAY, Ion m
slant. at q o'clock L. NJ. go
Rv order OF VI. +. PgYToN :. COILS. Hish
Priest. WILLIAM II. lSAAt~' SECRETARY
note.-Dclcgatc- will apply II their dcrot ticket
agents for special tickets over the follow my me.
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, Richmond ana Al
lcghanv railway. Richmond Frcdcl ick-hur2 anu
Potomac railroad and the Blchmondand DAnyiil'
system of railroads. W. Is. l~ANl =
de- 6-d.sw&wtl hfand NtcfclAlN'
HtcIIMOSD AND DASVILLr RAILROAD Co~l
RICHMOND. VA. November IA. ISL.
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
y II the STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE RlCl-
MOND AND DANNIILE RAILROAD cow
PANY will be held % the office Of the company.
corner Of Bank and Tenth streets. IN The city Of
Richmond. on WEDNESDAY The ith day OF De
ccnhcr proXimo. NJ - ocloci VI.
no l5-Tu2w&d'd r. BROOKE. secretary.
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| have entered iuto g partnership W'Ll 81. D. .
Pitcher 20 conduct ne ilci tu.iuee in ..
hraurh,-. tam Indebted g. tine icnpl, 30 d.
aud thl- my native cItN lor th, hetofsai 'i
confidence, and respectfully a-k 70 cor'iuu.
your Mind consideration iu ND nc~ hN.
ORDER ADDRESSED To- plLCllfR A BIGGER,
s;eithsrof our office. + clst Main -'rtt. Ur PIT
and Broad street. lElha >tatilub VIII !. Iro.
ATTENDED e.. !. EELL BiDtth
ia. t-Hf
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CHRISTMAS SALE.

rI'HE LADIES OF DR.. HOGES
/ CHURCH win hold thcr usual CHRISTMAS
SALE and SOCiABLE In the lectur,-room gI me
church on THURSDAY aud FRIDAY or this
weeE oncning nj D O'Clock on Thursday afternoon
aud continuing iii o'clock on Friday night.
There will BE- an EXCELLENT non SlffEh'
with all the delicacics Of the season.
FRUlT-CAkEs for housekcepcrs VIII he ionnd
of .ho best quality. ~
\ rot ND-TABLE for The reception 81 giiI,
for The noor will claim the contributions Of the
" cheerful giyer.' &c i'-Nt-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-14

A LITTLE IIor BiTrKRs saves big doctor bills,
long sickness, suffering, and perhaps death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-14

RICHMOND, VA. ns,int.t T.. 1881.
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARINth
IL ~Hip.-rhe concern u fiICHtE & ''
BORNE l. dissolved ffom THIS date. ...,.
de 1885, pILtlikk & O~bufNf.