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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

"Ir is an excellent preparation and great
care seems 10 have heen taken in It's manu-
facture," says DR.. +. F. Taber, OF Atlanta,
Ga, Of the Liebig Co.'s ArniCated Extract
Witch HSzel. II cures piles, salt Theum,
painful monthly flow, skin eruptions, old
sores and Ulcers, Beware Of worthless
counteffeitB,s MWPGW
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

wAsnlNaroN, D. G, May I'll AN
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer, south TO west winds, fair wealth.
or, stationary or slowly falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, generally lair and
warmer weather, southeast 10 southwest
wiHds, stationary or slowly falling baro'
mHtRf.
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the Kidney.W u advertisement in another
column, and It will explain to you the ra.
tiobal method Of getting we'll Kldney.Wort
will save you more doctors bills than any
other medicine known. Acting with specinC
energy on the Kidneys and liver, II curts the
worst diseases caused BY their, arrangement.
Either 10 equally Siicient. lie LIQUID l. The
easiest, but the dry is the most economical
Interior. MwEAw
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EVuEVWNI VE W
Approved May 20, 1881.

IT Is no longer an idle dream or Boosting 10
affirm that Fellows uypophosphites, wherein
are united natures forces, will strengthen
man and make bis life not only enduEable,
but sparkling with rude and Joyous health.
Fellows HypophoSphites supplies the ingre::
dients which constitute healthy blood, and
imparts the elements which give vitality.
MWP&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

Tho B, { q. %. will sell excursion
tickets Saturday evening, May 2S, 1881,
Wheeling to Bellaire and return for %
cents, ExCursion train will leave B, 80.
depot at $3.50 p. NJ, Wheeling time, Re-
turning will leave Bellsire at 1915 p. NJ,
DTompllY,
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ElunrY polLARs prR cnlLn.

hlehTI DOLLAb FEB CHILD
certainly a very small sum, In comparison
to saving a child from ruin, and from
growing up q curse instead Of d blessing,
q constant consumer and tax instead Of d
producer.
The undersigned Committee having OK.
amined the books, accounts IN vouchers
Of Mis- Gertrude Lamb, Tfeasutef OF Inc
Ohildren's Home Of The City Of Wheeling,
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SIX plated loo pitchers for S., at labOb
W, Crumbs IswsIry Store.


Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer, as observed ct SChnepfs
drug Store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1850, 1881.
TAM. IAN 1. ST., H.7P.M.i7A.N u Y Q y. M.7P:h
u vs. 70 IS o. u "
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ChffInkee anu AthfnehA
The old reliable offers great induce
ments this spring in vehicles and harness
OF all descriptions. Give them . call.
L. GLEsRNKAMP 4 Co.,
02 Penn avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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FAraEA McMtSANiS'S picnic in Ben.
wood on Saturday Twill be 0 grand affair.
Great numbers Of bis Wheeling friends
will 70 down BY river and rail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

GMoel Nos. as and ~ Fourteenth street.
Nan Advertisements,

For ClnCinnati-st. Lawrence.
For Sale-Wagon.
"a ConCert-Knoke 4 Hanke's Beer Gar
den.
For sale-saddle and Bride.
Funeral NotiCe-Franklin Lodge.
For S%alO-SLoCks.
Funeral NotiCe-Abram EnCampment.
White Mountain FreeZers-NeSbitt x
Bro.
Opera House-Chime OF Normandy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

FATHER McMINAMIN's picnic in BEN
wood on Saturday will be q grand affair.
Great numbers OF his Wheeling friends
will % down by rail and river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

CARRIAGES and harness Of oil deschp.
ions At the lowest prices at
L. GLEsRNKANP 4 Co.'s,
Is 10 70 Liberty b. and % Penn Ave.
Pittsburgh, Pa,
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FATHER MCMiSAMiS's picnic in Ben.
wood on Saturday will be a gtaud atfAit.
Great numbers Of his Wheeling friends
will 10 down by river and rail,
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DlLEINOaI 8 ONO RAlL,o.n co.,.-&

BALTIMORE 4 OnIo RAlLGOAD COVPIyY
DDopon MAkELlN0 W, Va, M.v =, ian
PkoPosALs WILL BE PECEIyI,
a. lhlI oaaOs, Nv ths uudorITusj' M
\, ~ IaInlShlng 5000. 900 sound, WSlI b bSWu !!VIl
otick, 70 30 delivered itsO Oh board H. sN,Ssa W
cals' aarlDg The months Of JUL, AuTuIt %slNll
No No h SsSSG'G SrI ~ 1' 10 I e. ,S o. about y "a " sH ~.
Inspection Of The compauyis ofieeH IIelNt hAl
70 DO accompanied BY samples, % FffAh
w,OI JAMES l.. RANDOLPH
mhN lhLht E.'T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

FATHER McMiSAAtS's picnic In Bep.
wood on Saturday will be grand affair.
Great numbers Of his Wheeling friends
will 20 down BY rail and river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

FArHER McMtNAME's picnic in Ben.
wood on Saturday will be o grand affair.
Great numbers Of bis Wheeling friends
will 70 down by rail and river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

NJ CROSSINGS, &c. ukBlEG
h eItsa PEogosAll WIN 30 received Al y
/ O'eISSE T D. n g S TaTRsg4Y, JONI !. IN N ( I
nllnlng new curling and cfvuIntH ny, 1ha lF y
the same, auu pulilI Dr.
Propo:als 10 b. addressed to the "Cb,,,-.
on streets, ALLEYS and I11Il.a u,
eo@m,lles reserve the right 70 njsct StsSs:" \,
BY order Of council. MANA
mN9N A.. ]. HALsrRn NJ
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A loo, box Of Trough on Rats" will
keep o house free from flies, mosquitoes,
rats and mice, the entire season, DrugRista.
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OnILnEREN,s CoNoERr
AZ the Opera House Last Night for the
Benefit or NJ. JacObuS ChuFoh.I

AZ the Opera House Last Night for the
Benefit OF ~. JacObuS Church.I
One ofthe most pleasant little concerts
that has been held in this city in q long
time took place at the Opera House last
night, the participants being children con.
neCted with 81, JaCobus Church, on Chap.
line street, near Fifteenth. The crowd In
attendance was large and ~appreciative.
Following Is the
PROGRAMME:
Scotch Medley" (OyOrture) ...,,.. weber's Orchestra
Sorg-'Bo happy, my dear child BY large Scholars
The Drum .....: ....,...."""'W Keim and Y. SieDke
s%o1VM"I IlSfS,S What S;'dji do YOU iSISi;S small SIiI Children
THE Festival Hat (cOmiC poetry "",.;:John BayhA
"CTy8tAl Hohoitebh" .".n.., ......-. emma Miller
''6pflng Bug and bpArToW" .m.,....,. .."., Lizzie soldRn
"TannhAuSef March, lhlte and piano." ". balE0r
and Il. H.. BAyha
uiOut Of the iOuIe Into the Wolldh. W0ber's Orchestra
4ong-"Th0 Birds In the Bushes" BY Large Scholars
"T1t for TAti' coWic PLAY. In two acts, BY fourteen
scholars
rear, WallG.' .''E."... .'1."':."'' EullI0 S'umPp
"KOSplng store''.. L. Schenk. II. Blchnan, H., Wllf
sORS-"Atter tho Promenade" v. KtiIn, w'tisbEe,
nThAt Echo .........L, BayhA, H.. Schmidt \. Ritter
American Girl Gallop' .....-.,".." ". Weber OrcheStia
Sopg-"l'm q Shepherd Of the Vale" &c. Weliy, A.
Baker, l. BAyha, 3. FetIer
.'LenH Of the Railroad tcomlc ~recllall" John B1yhA
"M0lhOf Goose Fart" ,,,.,.r"H,...b y eeVeu Chllufen
"a Shoemaker for one Night"
Character!
James Pulock' .""""."'.' ..''""''".;.J bAynA
trnA toneI".H'" ''''.""''''h enry Il. bAIhA
Mall Carrier. ."".,. ,....,......... "..,".... Eugene bayha
eAllor'''''''' ''.' '''.'''. '''''''''' '''''''"''''' Johh W DAJhA
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EoR SsLt,

EoR RENT-WITH BOARD~TW;
corner front room, second door, pov ,S wy
q Ihe most desirable rOOmI anu lOculon, A. wv "
= . D THOMPSON, Corner EOd Iai ss1aIt
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DOR SALE.
DOR SALE,
sALE-DEsIRABLE BUILDING

EUR SALE-DESIRABLE BUILDING
l. LOTb.
Thereby ofsr for sale $50 feet oil VounI n n.
teenth street and 400 feet on Fourteenth IihtLn
this city, IN lots Of 20, 10 or 10 feet, 70 Iull purhsa
The above property 10 The only large pItee d rtII
now vacant 10 The city convenient 10 budhtau N
the nobt deTiIAble 70 10 had for Rsd,pM N
property 10 near the Central Glass Worn, kiT1
wood and MoCOllOch streets and known % SItrEI
Garden. II. 2, BHRlYEk,
mhS l2li Main F1EL
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DOR RENT.
GENERAL hoTlCEI
NoTIoE,

NOTICE
.p 41s MEETING o o. The stockholders Of II.
otSes Of ~ so SSSPIny. TO e- held a ~ ~ Eua
pR9AY JUNE I, ISL, a? S,'a, PC ,cls1S
20 oasIed lal'inG the par value Of N ,tf.Stta
fsoss ~ vs. company 20 dlly dollars h !9't,aI
mA6B ''"' AokRlSUS, W.
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Showing the expenses 10 have been
deducting borrowed money pSid-S25O7,
or ahnhk
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A I AROUrDRIFERs

IeeORd DaJ's PrOossdiags Of the Board
Of Commissioners ~ Ihe court House
XFaieEdny-The Facts AbOaI OveFdFafis,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-18
iron OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST
TOtIle Public.

On the afternoon OF Friday, October 14th,
inquiry was made at the State Office for the
responsible editor Of the paper. Some mis-
informed person ut the State Office told tie
gentleman making the inquiry that both
the editors were ont Of the city and would
not return until the next day. The fact
was that the senior editor Of the paper was
at bis home in this city and the junior edi-
tor was ut his home in Ashland. This
much by way of explanation as TO how the
Junior editor, Mr.. II. +. Beirue, received
the letter copied below.l Colonel -
carried the following letter to Ashland and
handed Ii TO Mr.. Beirne at the latter's resi-
denee about or a little after 6 O'Clock
=. NJ:
"RICHMoND, VA, October IA, 1881.
40 tie Responsible Editor Of the State:
" Sir,-The editorial IN your paper Of this eve
ming is of such tone and character in relation TO
me that l am constrained 10 request that you viii
refer my friend, the bearer OF this, 10 some gentle
man WHO will represent you in such further pro-
cccdIngs as to them may seem proper.
"Kespectfuliy, Ill. RIDDLEBRRGER.r
Mr.. Beirne's reply was written at once
and handed to Colonel -, who re-
turned to Richmond the same night. The
reply was as follows;
'AsHLAND, VA, October IA, 1881.
M. H. Rfddteberger, Esq:
@SIr,--The editorial IN which you refer and
which appeared In The Stofe Of this evening was
written by INC, and am responsible for the same.
have the honor 20 refer You 70 William Ryan,
Esq, Richmond. DIR. Ryan's address can be found
by simple inquiry at The State Office, or al Captain
John Hampton ChAmbcriayncs residence.
"iour obcdient servant
ORCHARD +. BElgSR."
About IL O'Clock (nidnighf) Friday, upon
reaching home, found card left by Mr..
-, with the request that ] should call
at once at Snelling's. / Immediately went
to Sneliing's, where found Air. -, who
handed me Mr.. Beirne's reply to Mr.. Rid
dleberger. This was about 1880 O'Clock.
read the letter, and then told Mr.. -
that would return in the course of half or
three quarters of an hour. When l re-
turned Dir. - gave me TO understand
that the natter was peremptoTy. lie asked
me TO name place OF meeting, and In re-
spouse TO this request wrote memoran-
dun and handed 1t TO Dir. ----. The fol-
lowing Is copy Of the memorandum:
81 viii have Mr. Belrne on the Telegraph rosd
Ibonl half way between Richmond aud Ashland
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srATTNTON.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Richncnd Dispateh.l
OcToBHn, IA, 1851.

fCorruspoutches OF INC h'cnhlon" p'spese.'i
OcroBHR, IA, 1851.
The following are the recent proceedings
o. the Court Of Appeals:
Tuesday, October 11th-Cnrson and VIE
,,s, johnson and wife, and Walter rs.
white q swope, nom Warren county.
Dismissed on motion OF appellants.
wright as. Wright, &C., frOin Clarke
county. Submitted on printed arguments.
Wright Us. Strother, &c, from FREDERICK
county. Submitted on printed argument
The following cases were also submit
ted--yiz.:
John A. Carter, &C., Us. r. S. Hsrdesty,
&C. From Clarke. -,
Wrioht,s executor, &c. rs. TidbalPs ex-
ecutor. &c. From Frederick.
Brcnps administrator, Us. Gruseny, &c
From Frederick.
Mary II. Campbell Us. Boule's admins
traitor. From Frederick.
II. G.. Bickle, &C., uS. Chrismnn's admin
istrstor, &C., and Mary w. Tuley Us. same
From Frederick county. Heard together
Argued orally by William Byrd, Holmes
Conrad. and II. r. Barton, and continued
for further argument. .,u =,
"wednesday, October 18th, William ii.
Trayers. Esq, OF West Virginia, qualified
a. counsel I'm this court.
DickIe, &C., Us. Chrisman's admlnlstra-
tor. sc. Fully heard and submitted.
Thomas ID. Gold Us. +. c. Marshall, &c
From Clarke. Argued by A. Moore, Jr.,
for appellant, and by NJ. Mccormick ior
appellees.
An other eases continued.
To-day the court will be engaged In rem
dering decisions, and will then adjourn.
A large and delighted audience at the
Staunton Conservative Club-room Tues-
day night heard addresses from Messrs.
II. r. Barton and HolQes Conrad, OF WIN
chester, and Marshall Mccormick, OF
Clarke. There is speaking at these rooms
every Tuesday night, and the audiences
are always good. The city and county are
getting thoroughly organized by corps OF
frst-rate workers, and Augusta will main
tain her past good record on the 9Th OF No
yember.
Twenty-six head Of cattle have been re-
ported as lost by the disease known as dry
murrain in didercnts parts Of Augusta.
The disease was caused by the lack OF grass
and green food during the drought, but
has passed away, understand, almost en-
tirely since the late rains.
am glad to report that the condition OF
DR.. j. A. Waddell, which has given his
friends much concern, Is much improved,
and he is considered cOnyaloscent.
PENN.
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oeoeVe il. Bright. The division win DO
enos,,oeed az the Gesangvereiu Virginia,
tldd.Feilows. Knights Of Honor, Royal
1rcanun. Chosen Friends, Fcrestcrs, ana
tbe american legion Of Honor OF Rich
mond and Manchester, aud noral display
BY Mr. John Morton. -,
II Is expected that about four hundred
Odd.Fellows win participate In the parade;
The ether organizations win also be Wen
represented. The chief Of the division ana
his aids viii meet at Singer Halle to-nighI
nj Z O'clock to perfect arrangements LOT
the turning-out Of the division.
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A Gard.

To all who come TO Richmond to witness
the State Fair and Centennial exhibition,
take notice that have just received from
the British College OF Health, London,
England, another importation OF the cele-
brated family medicine, Morison's Pills.
Price (mailed), S1.15 per set.
w. S. PITCHER, Agent,
next Express Office and corner Pine and
Rrond
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MANcmEsTER AND VICINITY.

Hastings Court.-The October term Of
the Hastings Court-Judge French pre-
yesterday. The court
was In session a short while, but disposed
OF no eases Of special Importance. A grand
jury has been drawn for this fern, and
there are two felony eases to be heard, one
OF which Is the continued case OF Mrs.
Ryan, charged with cruel treatment to q
child.
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MODERN COOKERY ExPLAINED.-A father
says to his son, whom he has gone to fetch
home from school, " Well, what did you
do to-day!" 1--WE had Homer explain
ed. feline, papa, is it true then that the
ancients used to roast an OK whole ~
" Certainly, and they ate it, too" Then
why don't they serve beeisteaks Ike that
now?" "Why, child, our potatoes are
not large enough. Paris Figaro.
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FORT MONROE, VA, October Is, 1881.
Editors Dispatch; The reports in regard
to exorbitant charges as to board and
areerroneOus. The Masonic
camp is fully pitched and stewards in place.
=. S. COLES,
X. PARKER,
W. b. IsAAcs,
l.. A. REED,
Yorktown,
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TR0PrC-FRUrr LAXATIVE.

TROPhC-FHtIE bAAAEANh.
PREsCRIBBD BY PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AMI
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LozENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
OTsAGREEABLE PURGATIyE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
IS THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
BILIOUSNESS, HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
I. acts gently effectively and Is delicious 10 take.
Cleansing thc system thoroughly, It lmparts ylsor
to mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypo-
chondrin, etc. OSE TRIAL CoNyINCEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, % and co cent. sold by all druggists.
Imy 3-deOdtllhlOiS2I
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Accept my sincere thanks for that slmost
miraculously healing remedy, st. Jacobs
Oil. IL has cured me, and therefore l
deem it my duty to give publicity to the
fact that st. Jacobs Oil is the best remedy
for rheumatism and similar affections.
ii. HIILEN, Jefferson City, Mo.
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Editor OF the St John On, b. Neics says;
In ,.-h-1ounds, achcs, pains, sores, etc. II We
most efectnaI remedy we know OF. No fhnny
should he without bottle or II Tor Alkle hONr'
From the Cincinnati DisPotch:
We have seen is magic effects, and knoD IL W NC
good article.
From 7. <. PonTBB, United States Consul at Gre
field. RheuIsh Prussia: ,
Affcr long years " use I am satisfied 1t Is posi-
lively e,icient ~ healing remedy Tor Wounus'
bruises, and sprains.
W. W. SHARPER, ValdOsta, Ca, says:
1t T. "A psnzcea FOR all bruises ana burns.
From X. ". ADAMS, SacO. Ne:
IL gave me immediate relief.
r. LEWIS says:
in forty years use II never has failed me.
WV. LUX, Nlchovile, n. y, says:
7 use your PAIS-kILlER frequently. u re-
Heres pain and soreness and heals wounds IKE
magic.
!. ". DsE says:
For scalds and burns II has no equal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-18

COMING ATTRACTIONS AT TIE THEATRE
Tomorrow night Mr.. +. 5. Chanfrau will
appear at the Theatre in exit, the Ar
kansas Traveller" supported by good
company. On Thursday night Mrs. Hen
rietta Chanfrau will give Sarah Berhhardfs
version OF Camille, and on Friday and
Saturday nights Mr.. Chanirau will again
APPEAR as Kit.
AZ Saturdays matinee Mrs. Chanfrau's
company will give "a Mystery Of Paris"
POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Clark Whitford and Dick Taylor Color
ed) were fined ST each for being drunk.
Isaiah Jackson, drunk and disOrderly,
was fined 50.
Clara Smith (colorcd), for creating 4 dis
turbance in the street, was fined 81.
Thornton Carter, charged with being
default Of surety.
Amos Coles (colOred), charged with fight
ing in the Second market during market
hours, was fined S2.5C.
Joseph n. Gill and Thomas Goode,
charged with being drunk, were fined 81
each.
W. III. Jones, charged WIN belnS uIuhh
and disorderiy and resisting the police,
was fined $3.50.
Cornelius Richardson, charged with be-
ing drunk and resisting the police, was
fined SO.
Richard Evans and Robert Nelson Doth
colored) were fined - each for being
drunk.
William II. Ghee and William III. Suter
were fined 81 each for drunkenness.
John Brown, charged with being disor-
DERBY in the market-house during market
hours, was fined $3.50.
Paul Carter (colorcd), charged with fight
ing and creating a disturbance in the street,
was fined 50.
William j. Jones (colored), charged with
assaulting and striking Burwell Green with
Il rock, was sent on TO the grand jury.
Joe Taliaferro (colored), charged with
stealing three coupling-pins from the Rich
mOnd and Allegheny Railroad Company,
was sentenced to be punished with ten
stripes.
John Farland, charged with assaulting
aud beating Henrietta Black, was fined $40.
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Sndl-PoT Hospital Burned.
night the old building on the east side OF
Spring Hin, which was used by Manchester
and Chesterfield as a smallpox hospital,
was entirely destroyed by fire. There
We're no inmates In the hospital at the time
In fact, the building has been unOccupicd
ever since smallpox disappeared from this
vicinity. The house was large and old
one, having been built 1t Is sud, about
eighty years ago.
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.

lC0:respOndcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
goshen, October IL.
Mr.. John Hunter, Jr., Of Richmond, had
4 discussion here last night with hessrs.
Frazier and Lady. The Democrats are
well pleased with the result.
The following IS q copy Of letter re-
cei7ed n few days ago by Mr.. II. Hutchin-
son, former postmaster ut Goshen, but re-
moved recently of the instance OF Mshone.
Mr.. Hutchinson Il gentleman Of high
standing, and IS au active and efficient Con-
sentative workers. not and never has
been Republican or n C0alitiOnist. The
letter was evidently written under the inn
preston that Mr. Hutchinson was still post
master. II was hsnded by Mr.. hutchinson
to Mr.. Hunter, and WAS used with telling
effect in the discussion with McSSrs. Frazer
and Lady. 1t adds another and convincing
proof that this coalition movement Is cum
ningly-dcVised scheme 20 turn the State OF
Virginia over to the Republican party.
The letter is aS follows:
REPUBLICAN STATE EXECUTIVE CON'TBE,
CHAIRMAN, JAMES ID. BRADY,
SECRETARY, n. w. HAZLEWOOD,
PETERSBURG, VA, October II, 1881.
Dear Sir.-Om committee asks OF you \
volunteer contribution 10 Our campaign
fund. The National Republican Commit
tee, every Republican United states sens-
tor, General L. :. Grant, Hon. William +.
Chandler, and Republican leaders Of ma
tional reputation, earnestly desire the sue
cess Of the coalition movement, whereby
the Bourbon Democracy will be defeated.
We need money to enable Us to deiray the
legitimate expenses o. the campaign, and
we trust it will be your pleasure to assist
us. DR.. G.. X. Gilmer, OK Richmond, is
our treasurer. lie or myself will acknOw-
ledge any contribution You may give.
Yours truly, JAMES ID. BRADY,
Chairman Republican Executive Commit
tee.
TO H. Hutchinson, Esq, Goshen Bridge,
RockbIidge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-18

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