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Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24

Della ys on the RaiI-The Big Snow North.
 The Canal railroad train due here at o'clock Friday evening did not arrive here until the next day at o'clock in the after noon, on account of the heavy snow up north. This was the longest detention of train by snow on the yoad for quite num- Der of seasons The passengers found themselves the lions of the day at the depot on their arrival, and their experiences were eagerly sought for. The passengers who thus arrived represented three loads which had been consolidated to expedite travel as much as possible. The three trains they rep resented were the 8:15, due the night before, and those due here at 9:16 a. m. and 1886 D. m. Saturday. Conductor Chandler had the last part of the experience, his confreres having battaed also previously. The train was hung with icicles and much bantering ensued, the train hands being asked if they had just come down from Greenland, and if they had seen anything of the remains of Sir John Franklin The passengers on the train which left here Friday evening were 20 hours in getting to Williamsburg. It was slow progress fighting the way through deep snow drifts and when the snow blow did not fetch it, the train hands got out and shoyelled The big snow blow was hitched on for the first time in several years The passengers spoke highly of the efforts and zeal of the railroad men.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24
Pnased AMav.

4 pure and bright young life has gone out from among us in the death of Miss Florence Castle, which occurred yesterday at her home in Daggett street For some months she had fought against the fatal disease that had fas- tened its fangs upon her, but all hopeless was the struggle; yet when the terrible real ity of approaching death had dawned upon her, bringing with it the anguish of separa- tion from loved and loving hearts, she yield Cd -te hsr-faCe with the calm and gentle resig- nation that had marked her lingering illness All that loving hands could do all that fond sister's devoted efforts could accomplish, was exerted in her behalf, but all unavailing it proved, and the gentle hand of a sisters love could only ease her dying pillow and smooth the ebbing sands of life. Taken away at the brightest stage of life, just she had full budded into womanhood. her untimely death brings with it an added pang to the bruised hearts that are left to mourn her. Not soon will her gentle, kindly ways pass from the memory of those whose life was bound up in her love, and the tears that will moisten her new made grave tomorrow will flow from a deeply genuine, unaffected sorrow
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24
Fair HnYanL

Yesterday morning at about 9 o'clock Mrs. James T. Clark, residing on East Pear street, just after returning from church, while busy about the house, tripped and fell down 8 flight of stairs. Dr. Wm. H. Thompson was called. She had broken one bone of her leg near the ankle, an injury quite severe, but the doctor hopes to have her about again in six or eight weeks.
 The ice holds on well on the Quinnipiac, and some of the people find it great con- venience, as affording uearer way to reach home from their places of business The swift, strong current near the iron bridge is too much for the ice in that section.
 Rev. MT. Parkington, pastor of the East Pearl street M. E. church, sits up two or three hours each day, but is still much weakened from his long and severe illness. MT. Sims, of the Wesleyan University, preached at this church yesterday.
 Rev. Mir. Hovey preached two interesting discourses yesterday. The music is of ex- cellent quality and Mrs. Hart is again heard every Sunday, adding much to the effective ness of the choir.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24
Ladies rake Notice.

The entire stock of Dry and Fancy Goods of F. 6 L. Lyons must be closed out at once for the benefit of their creditors Read their advertisement in another column ja1S Ct
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24
Robbie Burns Birthday Celebration in
 Nax

The following is the programme of the New Haven Caledonian club for their cele- bration of the 122nd anniversary of the birthday of Burns tomorrow evening at Loomis' Temple of Music.
 Chief Robert McA rfbur ;,, +l,a ,h.;~
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24
SgetiaI Motites.

scarfs. scarfs at Smith < stone's
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24
Fine pocketbooks at Coan's.

sscribner' for February at Coan's.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24

We learn that MT. Charles Bradley, of "A Hill street, will leave this city on Monday and visit for few weeks with his old friends in Wilmington, N. C., where he was engaged in business as G. & c. Bradley for nearly fifty years.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24
Entertainments. lrTdQ 1rrT DDnuyHJ

The postponed readings of Miss Nella F. Brown, announced some time since to take place at the Dwight Place church, and which was necessarily postponed, will take place next Wednesday evening. Outstanding tick cts are good for admission, and others will be admitted for p cents. It will be an en- ioYable entertainment
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24
MAMMoTH nrINsrRELs.

On next Thursday night the attraction at Peck's Grand Opera House will be Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests mammoth min strels. The company has been reorganized and enlarged and will give one of the best minstrel performances ever presented in this city. The sale of reserved seats will com mepce at Loonis' tomorrow morning.
 COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
 On next Friday evening grand compli- mentary concert will be given Miss Carrie Phelps at the Atheneum, being her first pub lie appearance in this city since her return from Europe. Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson and the Yale Glee club will assist. In addi- ton Sullivan's charming operetta of Box and Cox will be rendered by Messrs. Hay and Merrill, Yale, 'S1. and N. G. Osborn of this city. Tickets can be obtained at Cutters art store on Chapel street, or from those inter- ested in the concert.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24
MASQUERADE BALL

The twenty annual masquerade ball of the New Haven Turn Verein will take place at Peck's Grand Opera House this even ing The committee have spared no pains to make this one of the best entertainments of the kind they have ever given. The grand promenade will take place at 8 o'clock. At 10 o'clock there will be a presentation of fine tableaux and duet, 'tFatinitza- '' As on other occasions the costumes will be very fine, and with music by Thomas orchestra and prompting by Flaherty the affair cannot fail to be most enjoyable one. There will positively be no return checks
 ANNUAL BALL.
 The fifth annual ball of Court Elm City, Ancient Order of Foresters. which was given in Germania Hall last Friday evening, was a complete success. There were one hundred and twenty couple on the grand march, and they were lead by M. J. Clark. secretary of the court, and Miss Louisa Keller. Among the distinguished guests present was E. M. MoAIurtry, permanent secretary of the high court of the order The committee was :: Chairman Richard Lynham; floor manager M. J. Clark floor committee-Richard Lyn- ham. w. H. Gaffey, Bucius Fields, Jacob Ashton, William O'Connell, w. K. GwineH James Fitzpatrick was chairman of the re- ception committee and he was assisted by an efficient corps of members of the court. Thomas, band furnished the music and Cap- tain FIaherty was prompter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-04

IHE ART ExHIBrIION.-This exhibition,
now In successful progress at the Virginia
Opera House, Is really worthy the attention
Of the intelligent and refined Of all classes.
Very many most creditable specimens Of the
painters art will challenge the admiration
OF all capable Of appreciatlng the true in art
and the beautiful in nature. Anusion has
been before made 10 the admirable specimen
OF Constant exhibited there. in addition 10
which is Durand of great worth. and an
Italian Beggar, by Freeman, which will ma
turaIly attract instant attention by its truth
fulness to nature and fidelity TO details.
There Is also to be seen an exquisite portrait,
by Spanish artist, OF Pope Julius the Sc.
cond. There are also efforts there by Crop
sey, Van Ellen, Sontagg, Bolton. Jones, Mo-
ran, Farrer, Granville, Perkins, Bellows
the elder, suly, 81, &c, forming so rare
an aggregation OF excellence as TO be sell
dom seen together. We have observed with
great interest and pleasure the ecbhgs,
particularly those Of Mr.. Charles II. Read,
Jr, OF Washington. His picture Of the
olympic sat'h0use, shortly TO be erected
on May0's Island, deservedy attracts great
attention. Many OF these pictures have
never before been exhibited here, and NAV
not be again. Surely these, together with
the curios. antiques, and O1jets d'oTt 80
plentifully intermngled, should constitute
a combination hard TO resist.
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local MATTERS.

,xxNu MEETING OF THg HOLLYWOOD
,,r,r7csy CONPANY.-The annual meeting
y, ,ss HOLLYWOOD Cemetery Company was
t,i5 81 toe office of the Virginia Home In
'~-.sce Company Yesterday afternoon. The
..,.;deui read the following report:
RICHMOND. May .. 1881.
rls Stockholders Of The HOhy,ro0d Gene.
'~g Company;
Cenlemen,- proceed to lay before
,ou en- annual statement oi the atfiirs Of
,s, company 10 tins date.
The number 81 iuierments for the past
,s,r na. been 33S. making the whole num-
hsrup 10 the present date 10,l95 [exclu.
',gs n inifTmcniS in the soldiers SectiOnl.
Points for hurials. S3,037.S0. Amount
"a ior salaries and labor, S3.290.99. Num-
her oi lois sold, s.
our financial silsirs are in favorable
c,nbi,jop. and we nave reason TO believe
our Investments are secure.
The ssverliy Of the late winter has i'm
ro,ed much additional labor IN restoring
he road, and walks, which have been much
damaged. 10 a proper condition. II any
norton Of either are Incomplete, the cor
ieeiion will soon be applied.
sale oi any lots IN the northern division Of
he new grounds, nut demand having
arisen for them II n cceSStated further eX-
t-o,ion Of the roads, which in progress Of
tine Will be properly guitered and gra-
yelled. AclOce variety OF new trees have
leea also planted this spring, which, in adj
9r0n 10 what had been done previously,
Nil ada much 10 the interest aud embellis sh-
neui Of the grounds.
FREQUENT applications are made for trim
r'ng sud the removal Of trees Of native
grosib, under tue impression that the
uoBumtnts are stained thereby and The
growth Of green sward destroyed. A close
observation will convince any one that the
former proceeds from The iron in the stone,
whatever variety il may be; that with age
comes 10 the surface; and the latter can
olly be secured by frequent renovation aud
constant attention 10 prevent Its beng dis.
6suTed by onion, or altOee' e'hcr rooted out
tg Wire- and crab-gIa,S.
No notice bas been given Us by the ladies
O The HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association OF
their intention 10 name a day for the dis
,nbuiioD of flowers over the graves Of the
Confederate dead. Should they give notice,
.hs whole of Hollywood will be thrown
open 10 visitors. when ii is hoped the ceme-
,ery will not be regarded as picnic
ground. and visitors will cOnine their
movements 10 the road, and walks.
W. II. HAXArL. President.
The following officers aud directors were
rejected: William II. HaXall, president ;
2 T. Brooke, secretary and treasurer ;
Board Of Directors, William III. HaXall.
Alfred T. Harris, Wellington Goddin,
Henry Exan. X. II. Maury. a. Bargamin,
Thomas d. Qusrles. r. +. Williams, f. I.
Glasgow. William +. Tanner, John l..
Bacon, and 2. L. Grattan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-04

WORK OF THE CITY MISSION. the last
regular meeting Of the managers OF the City
Mission, held az the Mission-house, the fol-
lowing report Of mission work from 1T Of
May, 1880, 10 May /, 1881, was adopted:
The ladies being desirous OF showing TO
the citizens The manner in which their cha
rity has been dispensed, lay before them the
result Of their labors, hoping the account OF
their stewardship may prove 30 Satisfactory
that all will feell disposed TO increase their
donations TO the mission work next winter.
The managers OF the Mission work pro-
pose TO keep at the Mission-house during
the summer a limited amount OF groceries,
10 be distributed By the matron, on the
Visitors orders, to the old and infirm and 10
those who are very sick aud really need
help. The limited funds Of the Mission
probibit anything more. The regular open
inc OF the Mission-house will take place in
November next. The amount OF soup dis
tributed has been 10000 quarts, 10000
pones OF bread. and 5000 sIck-ratlons OF
groceries. The amount OF clothing dlstri.
buted has been 5000 old garments, 400
pairs OF old shoes, 200 yards o! new cotton,
IS yards red nIunel, and 80 new bed'com.
forts. There has been distributed 400 tons
OF gas.coke. donated 10 the Mission by the
CITY Council. This work has been carried
on for the year with an outlay OF sl,0oS.
The amount invested in provisions, $500.
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AIRS. WINSLOW'S

Rev. SYLyANUs COBB thus writes In the Boston
Christian Ereem0n We would By means re-
commend am kuG Of medicine which We I'D not
know TO he good particularly for lofanis. But OF
MRS. WiNSLOW SOOTHING SYRUP We can
speak from know'e 'Se. In our own family ~ has
proved blessug indeed by giving an infant ir9u-
bed with colic pIns quiet sieep aud the parents un-
broken rest AT DIght. Most parents can appreci1te
these blessings. Here IS an article which wGiks 10
peri ci.on. and which Is h,rmless: for he steep
which II affords the infant is perfectly natural, ami
the little cherub awakes bright bution.' And
during the process OF teclhng is yaue Is ncaenla.
bile. We have frtquently heard mothers say that
they wou'd not be without II from the biiib of the
child iin Il had 61ihed with The teethiug iege on
any consideration whatever. Sold by all dru 'gists.
Twenty.dye cents bottle. sp 29-codlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-04

ACTION 0F THE PETERSBURG RAILROAD
BONDH0LDERs-THE ROAD NOT TO BE
>0LD-T COMPANY TO BE RE0RGANIZED.-
A meeting OF The secOud-moTtgage bond
holders Of the Petersburg Railroad Com
paDy was held yesterday in this city at the
Office Of The Virginia Hone Insurance Com
p3By. About five siXths OF the bonds were
represented.
The Pool Committee submitted scheme
ioT toe Reorganization OF the company With
oul foreclosure, the committee having pur-
Chased all the outstanding Indebtedness
Subsequent 10 the secOnd-mOrtgage bonds
sud 1.G4j shares OF the capital stock OF the
COMPANY, which il considerably over ma
iYfily o. the whole stock. The scheme was
unanimously ratified and adopted by the
olD1bOders.
!. provide, for the Reorganization oil the
load without a sale by the payment OF all
De pas,-due interest under the first mort
.lg-, aud by funding the past-due interest
uudeF The second mortgage. The road viii
BE- controlled under pool agreement. au-
ibyhzing Messrs. William II. Palmer, L. NJ.
Logan, Fred. X. Scott. Joseph Bryan, and
James n. Dooiey to vote the 7,G45 shares Of
stock, which VIII be held by said committee
Wi,a such powers and limitations as NAV be
Ne,cIbed by the majority in interest OF the
secon0mOri gage bOndhOlders.
TIE stockholders meet on Friday, May
cd. IN the city Of Petersburg. when the
company will be re6rganized by the election
Of new Board OF Directors, and applica-
Ton will be at once made to the United
States Chcuit Court for this district TO de-
ifer Possession Of the road to the company,
.ae claims Of all creditors having been salts
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS. AZ y. ~, trustees sac
0f ten lots on Belyidere between Cumberland
aud Beverly streets, and eight lots on Cherry be-
tween Aibemarle and Spring streets.
$50. ". LAUGHTON, JR., l0f A W., stock OF
groceries, liquors, &C., at store No. lZe wes.
Broad street.
AUCTION SALE Of bar- and resisnrani-n xinres,
tabl,s. pictures, Re-. at IL A. N, al No. 1907
Franklin street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. w.. number OF
h,rses. new aud secondhand vehicles, young.
ueil males. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-04

VISIT OF THE DUKE or SUTHERLAND AND
PARTY.-This distinguished party OF Eng
lishmen, consisting OF the Duke OF Suther-
land, bis sou, the Marquis OF Stafford, Sir
James and Lady Greene, DR.. William Ii.
Russell, the famous journalist; Thomas
Knowles, member Of Parliament George
Crossiield, Henry CroSS.ield, J. y. Becker
steth, J.. .. Stevens. G. y. Ncaie, and Hen
~ Wright, arrived here yesterday in charge
OF the Richm0ud, Fredericksburg and PO-
tomlc railroad at | O'Clock 7. NJ. They
were accompanied by General Filzbugb
Lee. and were received and entertained by
Judge Robert OuId, president OF the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac rail-
road, Major Myers, aud Colonel Archer An
dcrsOn.
The party were driven in carriages fur
nished by Judge Ould 10 the reservoir,
HOLLYWOOD, an ! then TO Nay0's tobaccO.fIc.
tory. where they were much amused and
Interested in the singing oi the negro hands.
They next visited Church Hill, and had q
view Of the city, lcilceut country, and
river, and afterwards went to the Exchange
Hotel 10 dinner. An Agreeable hour was
spent in conversation on topics connected
with the late war, the condition OF the
South, her railroad systems, aud other sub
jects: after which the distinguished party
rode 10 the depot, where tBey took the
special train that brought them for Wash.
in.tOn at 6 y. u. The Duke and his party
were very fayOrably Impressed with Vir-
giuia, and seemed proud that the people
here were branches OF the great English
family. Dr. Russell and Judge Ould are
old war acquaintances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-04

CHANGE or QUARTERS The Office OF the
Virginia State Agricultural Society has been
removed to the Ballard House, in the room
next below the ladies' entrance. This has
been done In compliance With .he order OF
the Executive Committee at its meeting In
January. The rooms are open each d'y
except Sunday from 10 3 O'Clock J.. NJ,
when persons having business with the
Society will be waited on.
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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Thirty second Annual Meeting Or.
gantxed.
First Days PROCEEDINGS.

Right Rev. Bishop keane-Governor HoIii.
days Address OF Welcomc-Prcsidcnt Hod-
gems Opening Speech-Reports of Commit.
Preliminary Work-Complete List of
Delegates-The Medical College Associa.
tiou. AC.
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IRON. Steel, GRuNDsrONEs. &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.-BEST REFINED
i Iron, comprising fun assortment of Flats.
Rounds, squares, Oyals, bands, &C.; Russia. Cal
vaniZed, and American sheet-iron; s~edes aud
Norway Iron. Norway shapes aud Rods MAYORS
Cast-steti, Germa3 aud Blislered steel. Machinery
aud Tire Steel Baobit Meiai. Pis.Tn, spsper,
sh' et Ziuc add SOLDER Hor.eshoss' Nails Se' Se.
FOr safe by -
ap lz.3m HENRY Nj. WORKMAN.
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THE ST. JAMES HOTEL.-This well known house
has passed into The hands Of j NJ. PAGE, Esq Of
Charlottesville. NJ. PAGES reputation as con-
aOfSseur IN The culinary art Is sufficient gusrsn-
tee that the hotel Will be kept IN first class STYLE In
This connection IL may be stated hat Mr. PACE will
continue to run tie Central Hotel, at Chailotfes-
vile, which Will be under the immediate supervi-
sion of Mr.. L. V. GOODWIN aud ". T.. PAGE,Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-04

ROCKAND RYE, WITH GLYCERISE COMPOUND
the true medicine for all lung or throat affections,
coughs, colds hoarseness, &C. Bear In miud tbiI Is
not the beverage but is a true aud genuine remedy
for cs people. Sold In 25c. and soc. bottles by
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-04
EXHIBITION Room,
ENuiplii'N hutms
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
-


RICHMOND, May 3, 1881. \
Editors Of Dispatch; Please state in the
uext issue OF youi paper that the exhibition
OF drugs. chemicals, &C.. for the American
Medical Association, held 1T No. 1907 Main
street, will be open 10 the public on Wed
nesday evening. May 4th, until 10 o'clock,
and that tickets OF admission can be pro.
cured from any member OF the committee,
aud oblige, yours truly,
Il. ROBERTS BAKER,
Charman Committee on Exhibition.
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ORNAMENT YOUR HOMES.

Now In full bloom. aud for sale by WILLIAM u.
SMITH, Florist, Twenty eighth snd streets, sil
kipds OF POr- aud BEODiN0.rLANrs, RoVtss
aud BUL Bs, sEEDs, &C. Cali aud see mA.
ap 24-susW2w WILLIAM L. SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-04

Bound FOR SOUTH AMERICA. fast
aud elegant bark Harriet :. Jackson sailed
from this port on Saturday for Rio de Ja-
neIro, loaded with four. Captain Bacon.
the popular officer, has the best wishes Of
MANY Of our merchants for o quick run and
q safe return. lie has on boird his family
and also TWO OF our most worthy young
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men from. Church Hill, Tyler Parker and
Arthur Creusbaw.

HUsTiNGs CousT.-The following cases
were disposed OF in this court yeste rday:
j. W. Wright (colored). charged with
forging the name OF J. J. Scott, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to two years In
the peniten,iary.
William Clark alas f.. A. Edwards, in.
dicted for stealing horse from bi, father,
was tried and found guilty and sentenced
TO three years in the peniten.iary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-04
MACHINERY.

uOIsTING-MACHlNES DUMB-wAIr.
III RRs, &c, tor stores, iatioEfes, aud priyat
houses, made aud pat up IN the eeSi manner bv
j. W CAkDWfLL a Co.,
N lam 1911 Cary street Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-04

FIRE ALARN.-The alarm OF fire last
night at l0:iJ O'Clock from Box was
caused by burning chimney at No. %
north Twenty-secOnd street. No damage.
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o orkksosAL AND BRIEY Irgss. Thomas j.
4, ss,,Y"noer. "ser. Ese., Of stsuDtOn, Grand Master
rvud'feiIows, was in the city yesterday.
~ ~. D. Il. COakiey is IN the city attending
~ A meeting OF the American Medical Assc-
TtI'n' and IL The guest OF DR.. IL. Cabeli
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" "VoD IEhPLAas. s.-Golden-Rule Lodge,
~ - OF THIS order. have elected the fol-
%,y",ns %"as omeers TO serve during the ensuing
sosisei--yiz. NJ. u. Taylor, w. G. 4. Oil
F.W. C.. T. 'N
az aoulbs aud Elders Lodge, No. ~, Of the
az 0rder, have elected j. Alfred John
~ W; Z. r.; Archer p. Fleet, W. g.; and
~ Z: Winston, T.. w. C.. +.
a.. Ia order is making rapid progress. a
~ &'ai lodge, with fifty ebsrter-mems
s'a,; s; nsned Lincoln Lodge, No. 81. has re-
nuuy Hssn instituted al Williamsburg by
AOry Laege.
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soi ihE afz.Rr.--Tbe regular weekly must
M. ny oi The Mozart Assoeistion will be given
q, sa week ou Saturday night IN consequence
ss,ss w. nall beIuA used for other purposes TO-
@''iew nIght.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-04

FCLCuFR's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WHIsEgY,
three years old at $3.50 per gslon-a very superior
article: MONTRoSE Kentucky Rye WhI'key, four
years old at So per gallon. w ID. BLAIR & co.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,sr,c,reeNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
HNIrc N,,Isprc States, partly cloudy weather
OK H",,ssional rain, noriherly yeeriug to
ara 'vrf,rs,>. rising followed by falling ba.
taS So and stationary or higher tempera-
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BED,BCGs, RoACHEs.

Rats mice, ants, flies. ycrmin. moeqni'oeF, in-
sects, SC. cleared out by " Rough on Rats" F.f-
teen. cent boxes at druggists