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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

Rome District-Part of Sd Round.
Rome June and ).
South Rome Silver Creek, June II, II.
DeSoto ct. Floyd Springs, June 18, 10.
Forrestville, Rdsh's Chapel, June 25
DeSoto station, June &c and p.
Acworth, Smyrna, July 2 and }.
Gainesville, July 3 and a.
Polk Mission, Harmony, July 8.
Cedartown, July 10 and II.
Cave Spring, Jackson's chap. July 16, H..
Rockmart, July % and "A.
Marietta. July 30 and 81.
District Conference will meet in Mariet
Ia, Wednesday night, July 9th and con
.inuc over Sabbath following.
w. +. GLENN, 7. L.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

We have speedy and positive Cure for Ca
tarrh. Dphtheria. Canker mouth and Head
Ache, in SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
A nasal Injector free with each bottle. Uue it
if you desire health and sweet breath. Price
so cts Sold by
WILLIAM ROOT, Druggist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

WADON, UA.
MEssRs LAMAR, RANKIN d LAMAR Cen
aemeu-One bottle of Brewers Lung Restorer
cured me OF bronchitis in a weeks time, will
want few more bottles soon. / intend keep
ing it ia my house all the time, as l consider it
a valuable medicine.
HENRY G. DAVIS.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

IA few sets Of those cheap buggy har-
ness leftat White & Fowler's.
...Mince Meat and Apple Butter of supe
rior quality, cheap at Haley Bros.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

Call at VIM Roots drug store for Brewer s
Rubber Proof Paint and Varni"aes, who Is
sole agent for Marietta
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

For cheap boots and shoes go to White
& Fowler's
"A good stock of Smoking and chewing
Tobacco at White & Fowler's
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12
House and Lot

E'N1 EI = a A@A.
IN city of Marietta, rear the square. con-
tanning s good rooms, two shed rooms and
basement. kitchen is also the lot. A
large garden and yard. The house rents
readily al fair rent and is now occupied.
safe investment fn- snme one who wishes TO re-
alize good per cent On tLeir money. Apply
al THIs OFEJDE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

In Elmore couoty six mad dogs
we're killed in one day.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

Sold by all Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.-ln the
United States Circuit Court Yesterday
Judge Hughes presding-the suit OF
Thomas w. McCann, OF New York, against
the city OF Richmond for breach OF con-
tract, was decided. The jury returned a
verdict for McCann in three cases. award
ing him damages to the amount OF s6,492.
Mccain contracted to do certain stone
work at the new pump works, and brought
three separate suits (aggregating $4,000
damages) on the ground that the city bad
failed TO come up TO her part OF the contract.
Messrs. Meredith & Cooke were counsel for
Mr.. Mccain, and City-Attorncy Kelley
represented the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief ItemS.-Tbe Manchester amateur
band gave an open.air concert in front Of
the rt.hOuse last evening. They rem
dercd some very excellent selections, and
have made rapid progress.
The Manchester public schools will close
for vacation next week. Examinations are
beng conducted in the different schools
now.
Some portions OF the pavement on lower
Hull street have been repaired recently, but
there are yet places remaining that are sadly
in need OF being fixed.
The scholars Of the West End Methodist
Sunday school will participate in the ami
versary celebration which comes of at the
Ninth. Street Methodist church Sunday
night.
There were some five or six deaf mutes i'm
the city yesterday. They were on their way
home from school, and stopDcd over in
Manchester awhile to visit some Of their
friends here who are like afflicted.
Several OF the Sunday schools OF this city
will give pic-nics between now and the ) b
Of next month up the Allegheny railroad.
There are several new brick buildings in
course OF erection in the upper part OF the
city, and in the lower part there are some
fine frame houses going up.
The brick-yards in this city are in full
blast, and thousands OF bricks are being
manufactured here daily. They find very
ready sale in the different markets.
The coke veins recently discovered in
Chesterfield promise to be very profitable.
Mining has been commenced.
The Manchester reservoir needs cleaning
out, rs it has been some time since this has
been done.
There was only one arrest made here
yesterday. The party arrested is chargel
with violating the city ordinance.
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ONE OF THE REASONS wHr-Tt ,s stated

ONE OF THE REASONS wHY.-It is stated
that one cause OF vexation, n not OF delay,
in paving Main street Is the frequent In.
quiries, suggestions, etc., made 10 the con-
tractor about the manner Of doing the work.
In this connection contractor, In relating
the amount Of annoyance be suffered from
these persistent chinners," said that while
doing a contract Of paving In Lynchburg
his patience had been wellnigh exhausted,
when gentleman approached him and told
him OF those things he had done and OF
those things he had left undone.
The contractor said he had had about
enough OF such annoyanccs. He had done
paving In Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond, and Staunton, but in no place had
he been so worried by people who knew
nothing about the business as in Lynch.
burg.
"welI," reioined the citizen; ~ don't
see what is the difference between Lynch
burg and Staunton, both small Virginia
towns"
Contractor: ayes, sir, there Is dif.
ference. In Staunton they have place
where they lock up all the id fools, but
in Lynchburg they are allowed TO 60 at
Iarpeo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

BRIEF LOCALs.-A responsible name must
be furnished before Investigating Com
mittee" will be published.
Rev. Henry Mcdonald, ID. d., will lecture
on " Happy Homes" at the First Baptist
church (colored) on Monday evening, June
18th.
A mailbag containing letters and papers
was picked up at Kilby's station, three
miles above Glen Allen, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, on
Thursday, and returned TO the office in this
city yesterday.
The Hastings Court was engaged in the
trial OF civil causes yesterday.
Kessnlch's Band returned TO the city yes
terdiy from North Carolina, where they
went to attend the Wake Forrest College
commencement.
The ninth annual commencement OF the
Richmond Normal School will be held In
the Second tcolored) Baptist church on
Tuesday evening next at 8 o'clock.
The Catholic Knights OF America at
Natchez on Tuesday night last gave ban
quet in honor OF Right Rev. Bishop Jams.
seSy
Without hesitation,
The worst abomipaiiou
Eer known IN creation
Is the hos rid procrastination
IN the rehabilitation
OF our main thorouEhfare,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MUSICALE AT THE FEMALE INSTITUTE
The quarterly musicale Of the Richmond
Female Institute took place last evening at
the Institute building, on Tenth street be-
tween Clay and Marshall. The house was
packed, and many persons were unable to
obtain even standing room. The exercises
commenced at 5 O'Clock and lasted more
than two hours.
The programme embraced some very
choice selections, both vocal and instru-
mental. and each number was beautifully
rendered. The fair young ladies who took
part In the musicale were the recipients OF
many beautiful flowers; indeed, the display
OF bouquets and flower baskets was eX-
travaSant. Among those who deserve spe-
cial notice for The exquisite manner in which
they acquitted themselves were Misses Liz
Zie Hammer, Jennie Baird, Ola Fowlkes,
and Cora Gwaltney.
Madame Caroline Richings- Bernard and
Mr. Pierre Bernard were the vocal direct.
ors, and Miss Nellie Dustman was the In
stIumental director.
The programme was as follows:
Part Ii. March Militaire, quartette,
Clark. Misses Ware, Shepherd, Warren, and
Conway. 2. Solo soprano. Whate'er Be-
tides, Mllard, Miss Lizzie Hammer. 3. Pi'
ano solo, Chant de Berceau, Weber-Lys'
berg, Miss Willie Gray. 4. Aria from
L'Elisire d'Amore, Miss Jennie Baird. D.
Piano duo from Oberon, Weber, Miss Mary
Gentry and Miss Willie GRAY. 6. Guards
Waltz, Godfrey, Miss Ada NunnaIly. 7.
Piano solo. Springtime," Carreno, Miss
Matte Graham. 8. Chorus, Ave Maria solo
by MISS FIect), Abt.
Part Ill. Quartette. Polonaise.
Schmidt, Misses Ware. Powers, Brown.
and Carpenter. 2. "nreams," Hodges,
MISS Annie Staples. 3. Piano solo-a, Was
Elm Junges Madchen Lcibt, Chopin; b, Die
Jagd, Rheinberger-Miss Mary Gentry.
4. Chorus, Spinnibg-Wbeel, Elchberg.
5. Piano solo, Danse Espagnole, Bnecht.
Miss Ola Fowlkes. 6. Solo soprano, Miss
Jeanette Fleet. 7. Piano dnetie, Polka
Brliante, Rolling, Misses Lily Smith and
Annie Staples. s. "Dearest Heart" Sulli-
van, Miss Cora Gwaltney. Q. Chorus, sum-
mer Fancies, Metra.
The chorus was composed OF the follow.
ing Young ladies: Misses Cora Gwaltney,
Kate Rennolds, Ola FOwlkes, Lizzie Con-
way, Annie Staples. Lottle Tupper, Ida
Bowers, Matte Gaulding, Lizzie Hammer,
Annie Burcb, Jessie Warren, Martha
Brown, Nettie Smith, Willie GRAY, Matte
Graham, Matte Westwood, and - Harr-
son.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

The symptoms of Liver Complaint are Utter or
bad taste In the mouth; Pain In the Back, sides, OF
Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour
S,omach; Loss of Appetite; Bowels alternately
co,tivc and lax; Headacbr; Loss Of Memory. with a
painful sensation Of having failed 20 do something
witch ouzht 70 have been done Debility; Low
Spirits; thick, yellow appearance OF the skin and
Eyes; Dfy Cough, often mistaken for Consump-
tion.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the
disease, at others very few; but the Liver, the
arsest organ In the body Is ecnersy the seat Of the
disease, and if not Regulated in time great suffer-
ing, wretchedneSs and Death viii ensue.
AS AN UNFAILING SPECIFIC, TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.
CAUTioN.-Buy no Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR unless in our en-
eraved wrapper, With trade mark, stamp and sigma
ture unbrokeu. None other is genuine.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
j. ii. ZEILIN 4 CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS. IL i.eodtAu20
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EXCLUSION FOR NEW COMPANY.-On
Tbursday next an excursion and picnic
will be given at Maiden's Adventure for
the benefit Of the Richmond City Guard
This company is commanded by Captain
A. X. Snyder, aud has been only recently
organized. This excursion is gotten up
with view to assist in equppng and uni
forming the company, and as it deserves
encouragement and support it is to be hoped
that their first fort at public entertainment
will he successful. Amongst the attrac.
tions OF the day will be a swimming match,
boating. dancing, and glass-ball shooting
for a silver cup, open only to amateurs. A
band will be in attendance, and everything
that will conduce to the comfort Of the
guests will be done.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ. horses, mules,
new and secondhand buggics. phaetons, rocka-
ways, carts. wagons, &c.
FRANK ID. HILL, 9 Z. NJ. trustees sale OF brick
aad-framed dwelling No. 3l2 moth Twenty
ninth between Broad and Marshall streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, IL NJ, commissioners
sale OF valuable real estate aud whsrses on
James river below Rocketis, adjoining wharvcs
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
ROBERT y. LYME. 81 7. NJ. large detached brick
dwelling, with large lot. OD the west lice of IT.
Johns street between Federal and Couts
streets.
ROBERT II. LYME, L. NJ. trustees sale OF
the brick corner tenementbouse, With q very
large lot attached, No. 600 west Msrshsll street,
ROBtRT d. LYME, q z. NJ, building lot on west
Marshall street be tween fIar cock aud Graham
street,, arloIning the new tlbs sehoOl honse.
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DEATH OF POPULAR CIT1ZEN.-Mr. Maui
rice l.. Guerrant, well-known ana popu'
lar citizen, died at his residence, in this
CITY. Yesterday evening, after lingering
illness. The deceased had been for several
wears one OF the assistant commissioners OF
the revenue, and was justly regarded as
most faithful and efficient officer. Natu-
rally reserved in manner, be mixed but lit
tle with the world; but those who were
best acquainted with bin knew tnat De-
neatb that reserve dwet noble and gene.
rons nature. May he rest In peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

THERE rs NO AFFINITY between cheap and use
less beef, wine, and Iron tonies and the Lizzie
CoxPASY's COCA BEEF ToNIc-a real resovaut
OF strength and restorative OF health.
Is It Is the best Tonic there Is. Every physician TO
whom have recemm, nded IL has found II so.~ says
Professor II. b. Drake, N. D., Detroit Mich. II i'm.
parts new tone 70 the liver, stomach. and bowels,
and by Its reguatIve action affords relief from head
aches. neuralgia, constipation, and Ianguor. Be-
ware Of cheap. worthless limitations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

Is 1T SUPERSTITION? ?-Tbe woman Susan
Terry, who was killed by lightning Thurs
day, was an employe at DIPS tobacco-facto'
~. On that day she went to work as usual
but, being taken sick, was sent home In the
ambulance, and had been in the house but 9
short time when she was killed. 1t is stated
that on Thursday night the body was locked
up in the house and that no one went neaI
it during that time. This is regarded as q
curious circumstance, as on such occasions
the colored people generally assemble in
large numbers and devote the time to sing
ing and praying. 1t may be that the man.
ner OF the woman's death was the cause OF
this singular conduct on the part OF heI
friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

HARDLY TO BE CREDITED, bur It is never,he.
less true. that sick horse or bsd-condItioned COW
can be brought up In few days by the use OF SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR. Ths powders should
be mixed with the food and they wilIca II readily,
and IL is surprising to what I'm provemeui imps.
d'atey takes place. II opens the bowels strcrgthen.
ing them, aud does all and even more than the best
condition powders. A small Quantity in the food
for chickens will cure cholera and keep the poultry
healthy. Buy only the genuine, 10 white wrapper
with red q, prepared only by j. II. ZEiLIN 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At meeting OF
Metropolitan Lodge, No. IL, A. +. and A
Masons, held on Thursday night. the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Beverly X. Wexford, Jr., worshipfu
master; j. Grattan Cabell, senior warden
George II. Bright, junior warden; Ii. j.
Myers, treasurer; 5. Il. Jacobs, secretary
T.. p. Hulce, senior deacon: X. VI. Pulliam
junior deacon ID. B. Collins, tiler.
Midlothian Lodge Of Masons, No. 2ll, has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
twelve months: w. W. Baker, worshipfu
master: +. Ii. Baker. senior warden; NJ
Block. junior warden; f. Lightly, secreta
~; j. w. Jewett, treasurer; w. Marshall,
senior deacon; III. II. Jewett, junior dea
con J. E. Jackson, chaplain; ID. Forloine,
tiIer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

HEN-HoUsE ISvADED.-Some time during
Thursday night or very early yesterday
vaded tue hen.bouse OF John II. CIaggett,
on Twenty.ffth street between Franklin
and Grace, and killed hen and twenty
three half.grown chickens. The hen.house
Is situated under the front porch, and the
remains OF several OF the fowls were found
on the sidewalk, where they had been
dragged by the aforesaid varmint.
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who may be concerned, any OF the streets In
the said plat laid down, which are dividing
streets between the said Harvie and the said
Harris, or which are dividing streets be.
tween the several squares and lots pertain
Ing 10 the said Harvie or the said Harris
and the several squares and lots which In
the partition aforesaid made according to
the said ab0ve-recited articles between the
parties thereto have beeo assigned to the
said George Winston and are intended to be
conveyed to him, Il being the intention and
design OF the parties TO these presents that
all the dividing streets In the said plat laid
down shall henceforth forever be kept and
remain open.
In witnes whereof the parties have hereto
set their hands and seals the day and year
first above written.
JAouFLINE b. HARvIE, [sEAL.l
MARY HARvIE, IsEAL.l
MARGiRET HARvIE, (sEAL.l
BEN. JAMES HARRIS. (sEAL.l
Sealed. delivered, and acknowledged in
presence Of Thomas ii. Harris, Reuben
johnson, Al. McRae, j. Marshall, Jr.
city Of Richmond, Sct.:
We, Alexander NcRae and Reuben John
son, magistrates OF the said city. do hereby
certify that Mary Har,i', wife 10 Jaqueline
B. Harvey, parties to the above deed, bear.
ing date as therein above expressed, TO
Benjamin j. Harris, personally appeared
before us in our city aforesaid, and having
been examined by US prvily and apart from
her said husband, and having ibe said deed
fully explained TO her, Acknowledged the
same to be ber act and deed, and that she
had willingly signed, sealed, and delivered
the same, and wished not to retract 1t.
Given under our hands and seals this
1lth day OF April, 1917.
REUBEN JOHNSON, [sEAL.1
ALEXANDER MCRAE. [sEAL.]
In Henrco County Court Office the 18th
day OF April, 1877, this indenture was ac-
knowledged by Jaluelne B. Harvie and
Ben. j. Harris, and proved as TO Margaret
Harvie by the oaths Of Thomas III. Harris,
Reuben johnson, and j. Marshall Jr.. and,
with the certificate thereon written OF Mrs.
Mary Harvie's REIMBURSEMENT OF dover,
admitted to record.
Teste: j. b. WBlTLoCE, G. II. G.
An Extract.
Teste: SAMUEL Z. WADOILL, e. II. &.
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TO the Editors Of the Dispatch :

10 me Edtt0rS 0t me DtSpdtCh:
Allow me to correct an error published
in your paper OF the 9th instant, in which
was stated that Misses Hicks and B iiley
were brought here from Philadelphia in the
interest OF the EnOch Arden Company and
left without means OF support. can deny
this assertion by simply stating that these
ladies could have obtained free Transports
tion between this city and Philadelphia at
any time they desired, and that il was Of
fered them several times, hut that they had
expressed a desire to remain in tins city.
The Theatre was in no way connected with
the affair. did not engage those ladies,
but suggested their names 10 the manage.
ment and employed my Influence TO get
them here. do not wish TO harm the
aboye.named ladies, but only write this In
justice to myself. The performance at the
Theatre WIS pecuniarily a grand success,
for which take great pleasure in thanking
the public for their kind patronage.
Respectfully, WILL r. OGDEN.
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COMAgNCEMENTs.-A invitation to the
annual commencement OF the Richmond
Female Institute Is acknowledged. The
exercises will take place at Mozart Hall on
Monday evening next at quarter past
O'Clock. The card OF invitation is novel
and stylish.
Acknowledged is also made Of an in.
vitaiion to attend the sixiv fourth CON-
mencement OF Georgetown College, ID. c.,
which takes place at that venerable institu'
tion on the 23d instant.
We have also received an invitation to
the anniversary celebration Of the Union
Literary Society Of Hampden-SidDey Col.
lege, which takes place on Tuesday next,
the 14th instant, at 7. NJ. The junior
orators are w. +. Bowman and Carr
Moore. The best.speaker's medal will
be presented to Thomas j. White by w. W.
Richardson. The final Grafton will be de-
livered by William Z. Martin. On Wed
nesday evening Hon. Ran. Tucker will de-
liver the address to the Society.
An invitation to attend the seventh an.
nual commencement Of the Richmond High
School is also acknowledged. The exer.
cises will take place at the Theatre on Wed
day evening, June 18th. at s O'Clock.
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eEyERAL WILLIAM r. wfrnErs. the cc'esrsted
b'ooted stock rsi<er. and pr rpristor Of Fair Lawn
Stock Farm, Lexington. Ky. says LIEBlc Con-.
rASr's ARSIcArED EXTRACT OF WITCH HAssL
should be in every stable IN the country Cures
roundcr. SPAWN. Burial EnlaiFenents. Broksu
Knees, Speedy Cuts, aud Sore Eyes. Sold iu soc.
and t1 Sizes Reduced rates BY The half eaiou or
gallon. Beware Of worthless limitations. Depot 80
Maiden Lane, New York.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of Yesterday:
Julia Dapdridge (colored) was sent on to
the grand Jury to answer the charge OF
threatening TO shoot Nancy Robinson.
Charles Page and Archer Whiting (botl
c0Iored) were fined - each for being drunk
and disorderly.
Lee Garneit, drunk, was fined 81.
William Landrum, assauting and striking
Joseph Stairs with rock, was fined 81.
Horace Brooks (colored), charged with
assaultlng and betting Anna Brooks. The
Justice, after bearing the case, decided to
place both parties under bonds TO keep the
peace.
Valentine Baker was fined s. for con-
tempt OF court in failing to appear As wit
ne.s after having been summoned.
Mary Ann Stanard, charged with receiv'
ing stolen goods, was discharged.
Charles Williams (colored), fighting in the
street. Discharged.
Mary Mackie, drunken tramp, was or
dered to leave the city within twenty'fouI
hours.
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TROPHC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
TROPlC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LozENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DISAGREEABLE PCRGATlvE
MEDICINES.
TRoPIc-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is TIN
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNEsS, HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
1t acts gently effectively, aud is delicious TO take.
Cleansing the system thoroughly, II imparts ygorto
mind and body, aud diSpels melancholy, hypochon-
dria, etc. ONE TRIAL CoNyiNCEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 25 and 90 cents. Sold by all druggists.
imy 3-deOdtMhl0, 1921
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ANToErs FoSTAINE DE LAFAYETTE

ALL AUTHORITIES AGREE that the milk Of a
healthy mother is the best food for an infant. Nex
10 this, and confaiul ng all the elements for perfect
nutrition, IS MELLtss FOOD. which, after 4 long
test, Is nigh endorsed by prominent medical men
Sold by leading druggists and gr0cers. Price, rs
cents. T. METCALP & Co, BDslOD, Mass.
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PURE CATAwBA WINE at 81. SO per galloa.
PURE CALIFORNIA SHERRY at % per gallon.
PURE SPANISH SHERRY at $3.50 per gallon.
PURE GREsN and BLACK TrA5 at low prices.
PURE CHANPAGSEs. PORTS, sud French Brandy
at low prices. W. d. BLAIR 4 20. llO9 MaIp 81.
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SAMPLE MERCHANT ARREsTED.-E. H.
Lewis, OF Boston, Mass, was arrested yes,
terday by Officer Sweeney, OF the eecono
district, on the charge OF selling goods Dy
sample without license. lie was Daiied
dor bis appearance at the Police Court thls
x,orninp.
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SuspAY-SoHOoL ExcURsIoN.-An exeur
siSa will be given to Boscobel, on the Rich
mond and Alleghany railroad. on Monday
June 2Otb, by the First English Lutheran
sunday school. A pleasant time is promised
10 those syho attend.
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PIv.N,c PosrroxED.-Th picnic OF the
Monumental SUNDAY school. which was TO
have taken place to-day, has been postponed
on account OF the weather. Hne notice
will be giyea of future arrangements In re-
speet 10 II.