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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-24

Butter-Choicc to fancy creamery, 32M3S; fine
to fancy dairy, 22@3Oc; good to choice, lS@22c 4;
shipping lots, llMl3c.
Eggs-Fresh, 2iG25c.
Potatoes-Peachblows 90c@Sl.O0 per bush.
Cattle-Extra graded export steers, s63O@
675; good to choice natives, S525M5.75; com
mon shipping and killing steers, S3SO@4,4O;
cows and heifcrs, S325d4O0.
Live Hogs-Sales ranged from S55O@65O TO
packers.
WooL.-Walter Brown II Co.'S (Boston) last
circular reports the market as active with the
tone strong on fine and medium grades. Yester
DAVIS Chicapo uuptatiOns "a IA f = follows.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-24
The Telephone.

A Plumber went forth to plumb
To kingly palace by the way,
And when his half days work was done
Presented his bill without delay.
The king brought forth his bags OF gold,
His diamond and his jewcled crown,
The plumber credit gave for them
And took mortgage on the throne.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-24
Stationery Supplies.

We hare all the latest ideas in bus
mess stationery, hare neW type, md
use the Holder Blottcr-Pad for Keep
inc printed supplies clean and ham
dy for use. The fodder Pad is the
best IN use. 1t is neater, cheaper,
more conUenient. less cltn,brOus and
does its W0rE better than any other
blOtter yet mUented, as q mere glance
at it WiU prOUe to any man. We
guarantee satisfaction to all our
customers. SiUin6 the best material
and best 1c0yb for the money in Ot-
tara. If you 1oaHt something good
and neat call on
n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-24
Christmas.

There's a song in the air,
There's star In the sky!
There's mothers deep prayer
And baby's low cry.
And the star rains It's ire while the Beautiui sing
For the manger of Bethlehem cradles KING
IN the light Of that star
Lie the ages impeared;
And that song from afar
Has swept over the world.
prvsrv hearth l. atlame. and the Beautiful sing
In the homes Of the nations that Jesus Is King
:" 'AN j. e. Holldnd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-24
See Here.

Demorcsts portfolio for fall and winter at Os-
man IL Hapeman's. Price, Is cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-24
NeN RObert(semen =
Holiday Goods and
Christmas Presents

At prices you have heard Of before, and bar
gains you cannot afford to let pass. l want every
body to come and what have and see my prices.
All prices marked in plain figures. l want you
to come, if you don't want to buy, just to see the
goods. My stock exceeds all former years. l have
added Toys Of all sorts. have every description Of
Holiday Goods kept in drug stores. book stores and
toy stores Any persons who come to Ottawa with
out seeing my stock and prices will do injustice to
themselves.
e. 7. GRIGGS.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Dec. -, 1881.
Sh'SAuo, ''N' -, 'NS''
The Times Of yesterday says:

The Times Of yesterday says:
On the board OF trade wheat was advanced yes.
terday &@glc; corn 41Hc; No. barley lc;
mess pork y 2p2jc e Dol: lard lOGl219c 4 100
lbs, and short ribs l2lGGl5c b 100 lbs Oats
were easier; rye steady, and No. barley dull.
In wheat, corn and provisions the upward move:
ment experienced WAS due mainly TO an ncreas-
ed short demand. Outside speculation was gen
orally little quiet On Change cash property
al. al In. II N In mi
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N''9
house prices 10 Dric.s raid for odd loads for feed.
Christmas cards the finest line and largest
variety 10 be found In the city, at osman * Hape'
mans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-24

A new stock of beautiful gold and velvet pic
turc frames Just received at Osman SllapemaH's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-24

county Court ana Cierk-Walther's Block. Madison
RecOrder, Exchange Building, opposite Clifton.
Cncat Court ana Clerk-NOrth end of Court ST down
nirs
Shertr.-Sainc. up stairs.
1redsurer.-Opcra House Block
COuotv Agent-W ther's Block. up stairs.
SupL Of Construction. w. B TITUs.-Same.
n stn
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

REIIEvEp-On yesterday evening at
4 O'Clock p. NJ, we were writing under
an atmosphcrical pressure of one hun
dred degrees, which was the exact point
in our sanctum, the hottest place in
town, Preparation was ooaing from
onr pores just as if if we were pressed in
huge sQueezer, when all at once a
black clond from the Northeast, passed
over the town. and sooner than it has Ia
ken time for us to pen these lines, a
put of wind had reduced the pressure
twelve degrees, A good shower fell
and we ceased to look at the COMPOUNDED
Thermometer, The sequel is easily
told, the evening was delightful and we
slept last night as though we had no
conscience.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

The Advocate would have us believe
that it was punning when it expressed
tho following legal opinion;
Upon investigation of the law and Of
our manner of issuing licenses, 1t has
been found that not q single man or
woman in the parish of East Baton
Rouge is legally married. However
startling this intelligence may be it is
nevertheless literally true, Advocate.
We might have believed SO had not
itsSditors, who are learned in the law,
declared unconstitutional the action of
the City Council in voting one hundred
dollars, out of its contingent fund for u
set Of colors for the Steamer City of
Baton Rouge, In the face of such legal
Judgment we were prepared for the
most startling discoveries regarding il
lcgalitics III all manner of procedures.
We can't help but think therefore that
the junior editors excited run to the
street corners to show the unsuspoctiug
that pun existed in the paragraph in
question, was nothing more than q des-
derate cling to the proverbial willows,
Our contemporary had realized the
absurdity of its position and crept
out through small hole, that's all.
1t would doubtless do the same
thing in the case Of the councils UNI
constitutional action, if it could re-
treat decently on Il play of words
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

(which the cattle are very fond of as also
the seed, both of which are full Of the
richest Dutriment. The juice weighed
81 degrees. Mr.. Lobdell is, however, OF
the opinion that the Honduras species Is
the most suitable for our climate.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

SORGHUM SYRUP.-Mr. James l..
Lobdell. of West Baton Rouge, on yes
terday, favored us with n sample which
can be seen at our office, OF tirst-class
sorghum syrup. made by him from the
Early Amber species. which he says
will produce at the first cutting at least
one hundred gallons of syrup, while the
second in the fall, will bring a proper
tionate amount of sugar. Mr.. Lobdell
obtained, through Messrs, Lehman,
Abraham & Co., of New Orleans, thirty
cents gallon for his syrup. He made
large quantities of fodder from the cane
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

HO FOR THE CAMP MEETING. Major
Spelman has instructed Mr.. McDutfee,
the agent in this city, of the N. o. Pa
ciiic, to issue tickets for one fare, to go
and return, good FROM Aug, goth to the
3Oth, to attend the camp meetings at
Biloxi or Pass Christian Tickets to be
good for the return trip must be stamped
by the Secretary Of the camp meeting.
This is n fine opportunity for those wish.
ing to enjoy a pleasant trip at a low
cost.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

The late rains have done much good
to the crops, particularly to the sugar
cane which is SAID to be doing rs wei
as could be expected. II is now beliey
ed, that with all the losses incurred by
the freezes of last winter, a half yield
will be obtained in East and West Bat
on Rouge,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

cold Soldiers who sent the Haming
telegram from Clinton, which tho Ad.
vocate published, protesting against the
excursion of the Army of Tennessee,
have not yet been identified, so Captain
George W. Packwood informed us on
yesterday.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

Pointe Coupee Banner: During the
present week the editor of the Banner
has made the entire circuit of False river
n distance Of about thirty miles, with
two objects, one To find ont the condi-
ton of the crops aud theothcr to ascertain
whether there was any truth in the re-
port that there were caterplllars IN this
section of tnn parish And rs u result Of
this trip he is now satisfied that the cot
ton was never finer or more advanced at
this season of the year and that it is
opening very fast. That the cane crop
is now in growing condition and pro-
misses larger yield than was anticipa-
ted some time back. That there will not
be more than \ half crop of corn. As to
catcrpillars, be saw none and could find
but one gentleman who acknowledged
that he had seen any, This was our old
friend Mr., W, d. Phillips, who said that
he had seen few in lis field aud pro-
missed to send us a few to try on our
worm-proof cotton We await their ar
rival with impatlence
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20
Tuesdap's edition.
q Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Regulates the
Bowels

p. III. Mentz, Esq, well known to oul
entire people, among whom he was
reared is spendinga few days IN this
city. He looks the picture of good
health, We take pleasure in placing
him on the list of distinguished arri.
walls"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

Shreveport Tines Yesterday evening
frankie, u little son Of Mr.. J. II. Gill.
land, about eight years of age, met with
n very serious accident He and little
boy of one of the nelghbors had the coal
oil can in the kitchen kindling fire,
when it exploded making a report like
that of gun or pistol. frankie came
running out with his clothes on fire,
when the colored nurse had the presence
of mind to catch him and prevent him
from running out doors, Meantime his
mother reached him and eudeavored to
tear his clothes of, which were on fire,
but rs they we're lined, she could not
succeed, and she then folded her dress
around him willie she unbuttoned and
took them off, burning one Of her hands
while doing so. DR.. Sanders was immed.
lately called in, who, on examination
found that the child was very badly
burned, though fortunately the burns
are not deep.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

Last Sunday was one of the hottest
days we've had this summer, and we
heartily pitied the excursionists many
Of whom were ladies'. Yet, the latter
particularly, walked about braycly un-
der theirnarrow umbrellas just rs if the
broiling sun was not shining.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20


Coz G. G. Bird, and lady, returned
from the Biloxi Camp Meeting last week
He reports everything lovely along the
gulf coast watering places. Ais well
about the camp meeting, where malt,
vinous or spirituous liquors are prohib-
tied, yet, upon the announcement that
u lady had been bitten by a snake, a
hodvy lin9 of men armed with whisky
bottles emerged from the camps to sup
ply the needed antdote. The lady re-
covered from the bite of the snake but
had some trouble in getting over the eff
fects of the whisky.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

A GARDEN RESORT. The most skcp.
teal must now admit that the railroad
excursions are going to be of immense
benefit to our city, if our people have
but the enterprise to make it attractive
to The thousands of visitors who will come
during the spring, summer and fall
months. An attractive garden, where
ladies and gentlemen can be served re-
treshments and meals, and where a
band ofmusic will enliven them, will be
paying institution. Shall we let
some enterprising stranger organize
sr2h resort, or shall it be done by some
Il on Rougean 7
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

DEATH OF Mrs, BETTY AHERN.--I'hp
many friends of this truly ostimablo
young LADY and of her husband, Mr.,
Charles Ahern, were shocked upon hear
ing Of her sudden demise, which event
occurred on last Saturday evening, She
was taken i'll on tho Monday preceding
and unexpectedly seized with q con
gestiye chill from the effects of which,
she died. We tender our deepest sym.
pathy to the bereaved husband, an es
tcemed friend, and to the relatives o.
the deceased lady whose noble qualitic.
had indearcd her to all who knew her
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

MA IN STREET, BATON ROUGE,
TAKES pleasure In announcing to the ladies'
l. OF Baton Rouge and vicinity that she has
and will keep in store full limo of FASHION
ABLE MILLINERY GOODS s,ich as Corsets
rich Scarfs and Cravnts, Artificial Flowers.
Plumes Ribbons aud Hats Stamping, cleaning
repairing dying, etc, done ut short notice, In
fact every apecies OF goods viii be found and
all work done apper'aiDing to n trst.class Mil.
linerv establishment v2n76y
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20
BATON RoueE. Ia. Aug. 10, Is


Hon l.. Jastromski Mayor Of Baton Rouge
DEAR SrR--ln accordance with in
instructions received from you, visited,
in company with our Chief Of Police,
that house on Africa Street known as
"Buzzards Roost' and found IL oceu-
pied by % souls. The house IL old and
dilapidated, and in case OF an epidemic
would be focus of infection. And even
now, when our city is in a healthy con-
lption, | would recommend M q sanitary
measure that not more than fourteen
souls be permitted to occupy that build
ing and 1t attachments. also visited
that building known rs the Duncan
House" and found it occupied by seven
souls only it is in filthy condition, and
| would recommend that some steps be
taken toward cleansing it,
Very Respectfully, etc,
l.. +. REYNAuD, NJ. ID.
City Physician.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

A BRUTE. On yesterday, John Henry,
negro of gigantic proportions and
strength was brought before the Mayor
for beating his wife and afterwards
whipping her with strap. In addition
he struck down u poor cripple who had
interlered, and, as Henry brutally told
the Mayor, al would have "stumpcd"
him if he had had any fight in him."
For these acts of brutality the Mayor
sentenced him to the full limit of his
power, twenty days imprisonment $50
fine, or twenty days more of imprison-
ment
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

At the meeting of the Knights of
Pythins, on last Saturday night, Mr..
George w. Burgess, charter member of
the Lodge, was fully initiated in the
mysteries of the order. He stood the
trials like a gallant Knight and was
heartily congratulated therefor,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

Upon receipt of the above eommuni-
cation, the Mayor issued the necessary
orders to Administrators Hillen to have
remeded the existing evils.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

Among tho many improvements no
tiCeable around town is the renovation
of the livery stable occupied by Mr..
Iiausey, on Third Street. The propri-
etor, Mr.. George Henderson is having an
additional story built over the present
structure, for storing carriages. feed,
etc, This attraction will make Hausey's
stable well appointed establishment,
one that will be great convenience to
the public
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

The richest men in Baton Rouge, two
years ago, were those who had no real
estate, and consequently no taxes to
pay. Property was almost yalneless
and could be bought for song This
il all changed now, for we hear of u
stiii'ening in prices all along the line.
In fact the value of real estate is in
creasing every day, aud before six
months have rolled by, We venture to
say that it will he quoted at fancy pr.
ccs,
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WHO l. Mrs.. wINSLrwf

1. thle Qu,si0D j. frequently asked. ~ vii siu'-
py sav that she j. iacv Who for upwards Of forty
ses-s has riusiy devoted her ins ard talents -
= female physician and nurse. pr Dcipaly AmlSly
on iren. she has especially studied The consillu-
ton and wants ~ Tins numerous class. and is re-
.ut II THIS ef9rt aud practical know eige Obtained
in ifef NE spent = Darse and ply s'c.an. she has
com POUNDED . soothing syrup for children tee l.
iug. Il operates Ike magic giving Test and health
aud is. moreover. sure 20 regulate The bowels. IN
con eauence u this article Mr.. WGNsLOW - IT.
coming W.rid-reuONnei a. benef1cior or Der
race children certainly DO BisE Up snd bfss
h-r. Especially j. Tins the cISe iu this Il y Vast
quantities Il tEe soothing syrup arc ALL Sold
agd used here. We thiuk Mrs WIS>Low bss III
laortalzed her name by lhis invaluable article an1
w .incerelv believe thousands 81 children hlv
been sayed fr 70 4u cary grave bv - jmeiy 60 e,
AID mat IL lIoa, yet unborn W share bens hts
aud uuiie .u "a Ing her blessed. NON rHhR hls
discharged uer du'y % her suffering lit'e ore. ih
our otfaior. aufll -he has given u ibs beDe1t ot
Ms. WIN~LDW-- SOOTHING SYRUP. Try ii,
mo.her.-rRY u VOW -Ladiss'F Ftsitor. Neo 70 (
city.
>a!oyau -.gg...s. Twentv-hye cents bottle
fnv 20 eJdlN
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A SERIous AcclpEyr.-Yes.erdsr after-

A SERIOUS AccpEgr.-Yes.erdsy after
noon about ; O'Clock Alvin. q little son OF
hf. Alvin Barton. OF Knoxville, Tenn,
wniie playing on q wall In rear OF the resi-
dence OF Colonel William =. Tanner, fe,l 10
the ground. distance OF about eight feet,
striking bis bead with such force as To pro.
duce concpssiou Of the brain, follow ed by
spasms. He was taken to Colonel Tanners.
where be is on a visit In company With bis
mother, and Drs. Cunningham, T0mpkins,
and Trevilian called in. His injuries were
found 10 be Of so serious 4 nature that bis
father was teleeraphed for. Mrs. Barton Is
well known 10 many OF our citizens, by
whom she is much admire d for ber social
charms and vocal accomplishments. She
was 10 have appeared AZ the Mozart this
week. but II Is feared that the sad accident
which has befalleD her little son will rob Us
OF the pleasure OF listening TO her sweet
voice.
Al late hour last night young Bsrton's
condition was much improved. the doctors
considering hin out Of danger.
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no TUg CONSERVATIVE VOTER.

| % TICK AHDF NAGI~TkRIAL DISTRICT.
.HFNRI,O gDl-NTY. VA-Havlng rectiFe1 s~re-
ra an IN eoIluGrl CA zoos sttlpg tnaf u wfs .r-
iny tudusfflOusy clrruia ed thG' the iafe ff Lsry
itg hs Ia a. t~ FOX, ff8rO. sTortl "a -ae
II OF Nay Uss unfairiy conducted or n br- 'lh-
dsefei - iLr prejudice q some % thr spi-fl-s
flr &c, ! dssta II Oniv necessary i0 50 f4ai
.l.h a.. NOr fhe cas-; ihat n there ever WAS
au hOuesf primary zeeiiug az " zen erfh au0 VERY
candidate recsire.f GDe Justice and an honesf cott' =
dr. A. AZ firaf meeting and ] hOp> toe COS AZ
gATINE VOTERS Of me 1l,-Tiet NlH 20 ~ -
s.t.i.d r- induced % vote sgsi ~ me urk-t -eb
Iud dr w reason u suv such filSorl ,..,.,.o-
WILLIAM q. NoNtIRk.
Nv.a ls-i ny % -
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XyiCar. rsnpLaR PROGRAMME.

HzADQUARrERs RICHMOND CoMsASDEKY.l
No. =, n. 7.
iEFNFRAL ORDERS NO 81. ~
VI KNIGHTS: IN aAcprdbnce Win w
General orders 80. /. Issued by kmi- ~
aeui ~lr T.. /. Bass. commsne2Dl fT thr II y
p rcrDilln aud entertainment OF ytsi ing|
sir KHishfs from BosiOD aud Providence, ths To-
lOwing 2 orders are is,gad
NJ YOU @iu assemble IA front ~ The t1tbsnKr fo-
y, u fatigue ir,ss win swofds 70 esoOr oSr xaesis
70 bs steamer Northampton fOf an shcursl0H down
james river. -. n .,s .
VI On THURSDAY. aay 26th, 81 o'eloes 4.
". YOU ali assemble. % full dress, IN if,ni of ne
Fxch.rge Hotel. for parade.
VII Al $40 Z. VI. you all ass~mbAe, DE- IA zue
cress without swords. al the txehangs h.is- -
escort our guests - banquet
VIII. The ~iF kniyhts ~ih please obtsTfe lie
abg,e grssrs A. they Will have 20 o. sTtcoY c4rTitd
oui m every plricnar 70 prevent ceaAN snd lrs-re
LIE comfort Of our Ea@sis.
By command of y. g.. WILLIAA i. ALIEN.
J. THl lMPsON BROWN.
zap sseners'.
Attest : {. 2. DASFoRrH. Recorder. nay "a
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THE KNIGHTS.
rHrIR FORMAL RECEPTION AT THE
THEATRE.

R,autifnl Day for she Parade-AddreSses OF
u,iceras ky Governor Holiday, Mayor Car
,nsssn. and sir knight Courtney Rejoin-
ar. rs >ir knishts >tudiey. Burnham. and
n,Smun-P -Preseniation Of swords, the La
.ir.' Banner. and Other >ouvenirS-Fine
uK,,c-The opera Last Night. etc.
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pE.EflDNg EtZAAE. 10 4. ". nuEb-- %
ID. ? o.. mir .,. J4y mares. new sod cOBd lsnI
hugees. puaeions. rDcksways, wagons. SC.
SUTTON 4 CO. 81 2. " eCIDmiss ouers sa.s Il
Improved rrlI-r coo l. ulsisna, ofiesDs, a9d
lourrA streets. Rockets
fHFWNING 4 RO-F. 81 p. W.. brick deei l1g
on n- s.n'l SIDE u main street between -ec nd
and THIRD.
I.>TAPLE- E 90. 81 p. NJ, lot 90 the north
sif~ Of -. L J. on street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

THE GRAND PARADE Of he Eneh,s Templar
viii take place on Thursday Its expected that our
citizens will decorate their buildings along the route
Of the procession. Those whD have not supplied
themselves with decorations viii dnd large as ort-
ment Of FLAGS. &C.. a,LEvY BROTHERS,
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FLOWERS FLowEas-Now l. the lime % g.t
your f'wers for plsnu'g TOLEE HOOPIR.
corner of Cherry ara Aisemsrle srertr, have a
large and we'll lected eol eciion Of FLOWERS,
such a snsies. Laufauas. Pos 3. PiDks Fuchlss,
Bes0 As. VerDens-. Heintropes, Cersniums. aud
many o'hcr- GIVE them q call. They nl uras lnl
has kets vi % flowers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

PURE CATAwBA WINE at 81 80 per galloa.
PURE CALIFORNIA SHERRY st " per gallon.
PUHE PANIsH SHERRY al $3.50 per gallon.
PURE GREES aud BLACK TEAS at low prices.
PURE CHAMPkGNEs. PORTS, aud French Bra NJ }
.t low prices. ". II. BLAIR 90. lIO9 Nslu s..
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WEATHER REPORT.

1xn,cA-yoSs FoS TO-DAT.-For the Mid.
a. S,.,eS. fair weather, variable winds.
-rnersIlv from north to essL slight changes
=, ,sr,nera.urc and barometer.
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T0BAcco- THIEVES AkREsrED.-hossGth
Brooks and Fanny Harris tboth eolored)
were arrested yesterday by Ofieers Mat.
thews and Griffin, charged with stealing to-
baeco from Mr., w, A, Blankensbip.
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DON'r DIE IN rHE HousF.

Ass druggists FOR a" Rough Rats IlcIsSrs OUT
rats. lice Udbuzs, roscRe-, yermin, fes, sats. H.
sects. 10 cents pr box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

T4F wEArasR YESTERDAY was partly
,,apav snd pleasant, with slight sprinkle
4 isin.
Tvs-yovgTER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 63
aLN- D; noon. "A; L. NJ, 76; z.
n. 3 n'dnish'. "a.
v,sr temperature. 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

NEW AND ELEGANT PREPARATIONS
is J. n =. ATKINsON's GLYCERISE LOTION. Il $
not only preventive Of dsndrGF, but imp.rts >
the Lsl- "a remarkable sofiness AMI trillfancv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

THEY DON'T LEAVE Any UNPLEASANT TAsrR
after smOkug-DO ARTIFICIAL hayor-WHITLocK's
PICNIC" CIGARS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

NELLIN's FOOD for infants ard lnvahas Is popu-
lar wherever known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

Now N SEASON, aud for sale every sbere-calf
for ihem-WUITLoCK's "PIC-NIC" CIGARS.
d. 'v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

BARGAINS ~ VELVET FRAMES AZ L. LEWIS q,
sl2. Main street