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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-08-25

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the man contrary who will not believe his
own senses.
We need not, however, 60 back eighteen
hundred years to find contrary and wickedly
contrary Jews, too. We can get perfect ex-
amples of more recent date and nearer home.
We can find, without any great labor, some
Gentiles, who are so spiritually contrary, that
they do wrong because those who love them
most intensely and most devotedly, desire
them to do right. The Scotch poet spoke the
truth when he said mankind are an unco
squad" 1t isl painful thought that men are
just now what they were eighteen centuries
ago -obstinately contrary.
1t matters not who speaks of peace, they
are for war. They delight in confusion, in
disturbance, in any and everything that keeps
society in broil, and the Church in distrac-
ton. Is it not just ground of shame-faced-
ness that the men and women of the nineteenth
century are, at least great number of them,
like contrary children, so often working
against their own temporal and eternal inter-
ests, and against the happiness oftheir fellow
men? The only possible way, it does seem,
by which some men could be induced to do
right, would be for all to persuade them to
do wrong. Then, to be contrary or to plant
themselves firmly on the side of the opposi-
ton, they would do right, simply to be con-
trary.
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As this question Is frequently asked, we will sim.
ply say that she Is a lady who for upwards OF forty
years has untrngy devoted her time ard talents as
female physician and nurse, principally among
children She has especially studied the conStiiu'
tlon and wants OF tins numerous class, and, as re-
suit Of this effort, aud practical knowledge obtained
In lifetime spent as nurse and physician, she has
compounded a Soothing Syrup for children tee Ia
ing. IL operates Ike magic, giving rest and health
and IS, moreover, sure to regulate the bowels. In
consequence OF this article hrs. WINsLow Is be-
coming wOrld.renownef as a benefactor or her
race. Children certainly do RISE UP and bless
her, Especially is tins the case ia this ely. Vast
quantities OF the Soothing syrup are DAILY sold
aud used here. We think Mrs. WfSsLow has i'm
mortalized by ihis Invaluable article, ana
we sincerely believe thousands OF children have
been saved from an early grave by It's timely use
and that millions yet unborn win share Its benefits
aud unite In calling her blessed. No MOTHER has
discharged her duty N ber suffering little one, IN
our opinion, until she has given II the bena6t OF
MRS. wISsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Try 1t.
mo,bers-TRY 1T Now.-Ladfes' Visitor, Heto Yorh
city. Sc 23-eodlw
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The JOHS w. DANIEL CLUB.-The head.
quarters Of the John w. Daniel Club will
be opened tomorrow over the late banking
house OF the Merchants National Bank and
next door to Messrs. Putney Il Watts. A
large campaign banner viii be stretched
across Main street at this point TO surely
indicate the place. This Club will be the
largest ever formed in Virginia, and will
prove to be almost unparalleled in the
United States in the weight OF its material
aud Influences.
In the matter Of stretching banner
scrOss Main street, IL Is understood that
similar permission will be granted to the
other side II applied for.
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Posr or THE GRAND ARxY OF THE
REPUBLIC TO YtsTT RdCHMoNDs-Mr. Il. r.
W;ncbelI, the secretary OF the Yorktown
Centennial COMMITTEE, has transmitted TO
the ''Old First letter from Aaron
wilkes Post, Grand Army OF the RepuDhc,
of I,renton, n. D., saying that uney nad
chartered the steamer Gratttule, o. fhlia-
delph!s, aud, after attending tue Iock.own
celebration, would visit Richmond, where
they would like to meet some OF Lhe ex-
Confedarate organizations. as they are sure
OF frategnal greeting. aad this they would
cberish as the most pleasant event OF their
lives. They bring WITH them NnkieI
Seventh Regiment band. Tue +" Odd FiIst
will take action on the above eohiInuntsa.
ton at their meeting TO De heid to-horro"
NJ the Sanger Halle.
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e242ts


HLEAR THE TRACK.-HEREW WE GO.
~ The last excursion Of The season 70 WASHING u
Ton, BALTIM0RN, and NEW YORK va Ihe
'Cbeszpeake and Ohio and Washington ana BAil'
1aoe aud Potomac railways, leaving the Chesapeake
and Ohio depot SATURDAY NIGHT, october ltL
1880 o'clock. All the way by rail-. NO chshge OF
-eSrs.
Fare for Round Trip: Richmond TO Washtngton,
800; Richmond 70 Baitiinore- - Rlchneid 20
New York. f1250. TicSets good Tor hfIeen Gays
nleturD on any regular train.
IBIS wilt be The last chance Tor merchants an9
tDlsasure-seeker u eDIOy themselves at reduced
fes IS II 4 positively the last excurion 10 be given
syrshiis season. Special arrangements Tor cosoreo
lBt0ple
ltskeis for sale by the eOmmittee-J. NJ. Thnanp.
bh $50. Boot and Shoe DEALER, 5l3 esst BIOad
Lftet ~ |. y. Johnston. News6ealer. el6 east MAIN
sfreissk. T. Adams, corner 4 Fourteenth ana ffanA-
streets. al the depot, ana on the train NO peflb~'
" meals 20 he paid for on this exNarsl0n.
ssl0sif fl3,I7,16.2l ,22.k6.2 .26 s0cl
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EXCURSION NORTH.-An excursion VIII
be given to Washington, Baltimore, and
New York Uia the Chesapeake and Ohio,
Washington and Baltimore and Potomac
railways, on the night OF Saturday, October
/. Special arrangements have been made
for the accommodation OF sOlored persons.
The managers announce that this Will be
the last excursion North this season.
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PERSONAL -BRIEFs.-Hr. A. ]. Miller, OF
Duukirk, n. Y, president of the Railway
Mal.Service Mutual Benefit Association ;
ar. S. G. Harvey. Cleveland, o.; c. w.
Fowler, Kansas City, Mo. p. z. Waring,
New York; E. Wheeler and W. b. Akin
son, Washington, who were delegates to
the ANNUAL Convention Of that Association
which met at Atlanta last week, were in the
city yesterday.
The funeral OF the late John Jurkeu will
take place this afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
Nicholson. Street Methodist church.
Miss Sheffield, the new alto for the Monu-
mental church choir, has arrived, and is
with Madam Bernard at her Conservatory
OF Music, on Clay street. Miss Sheffield has
a charming voice.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

". GOpDTN, p. NJ, trustees sale Of Hour-mill In
Hanover county seven miles east OF Rich
lnoud.
W. GODDIN, 4 y. NJ, farm in Hanover county
seven miles east OF Richmond, ON the main
road leading 70 Old Church aiG, another tract
near thereto.
mo. y. LAUGHTON. I0X A. NJ. parlor organs,
psrlor and dlDing-T00m furniiurr, cooking-
stoves, &C.
W. G.. MONCURR. s. kEDD. and THOMAS r.
wesi OF RlchmoUd, adjoining Dtep-Hun church.
ia HenricO county.
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ELECTION OF AN INSURANCE SEC1ETARY.-
At meeting OF the directors Of the Mer'
chants and Mechanics Insurance Company
held at their office yesterday afternoon DR..
John b. Wilson was unanimously elected
secretary OF the company in the place Of j
Blythe Moore, resigned. Mr. Wilson ha:
been connected with the company since its
organization, and as its efficient assistant
secretary has won the esteem Of all wbc
have had business relations with him. We
congratulate him and the company upon
this deserved promotion Of a faithful and
nontllar officer.
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AN ALLEGED FORGRRY.-Yesterday
morning a young man went into the State
Bank and presented to the paying-teler a
check for S15, purporting to have been
drawn by Mr.. A. q. Ware, OF Hanover
county, in favor OF George b. Williams or
bearer. The teller pronounced the check a
forgery, and detained the young man until
the services Of policeman could be pro-
cured. Officer Hall arrived in short time
and took the accused to the Second station
house, where be was locked up TO answer
the charge Of forgery. At the station-house
be gave the name OF Everett Lively, aged
twenty years; occupation, clerk. He stated
to Captain White that the check was given
to him for collection by an unknown man
whom he met on the Capitol Square. who
said be did not want to go to the bank be-
cause he owed money there.
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GRAND MAss.mEETfNG


GRAND RALLY
N OF THE
CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
AT BUFFALO LlTHlA SPRINGS.
WEDNESDAY skPrKNDEg 2S, 1881.
EXCURSION ON TIE RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD 10 SCOT1SBuN5
AND THE STRINGS
GRAND MASS MEE1 ING Of the CpssER-
Waived MJCRATIC PARTY OF the courtits
OF Meckenhurg, italifax, snd Chario te wi te he'd
AZ BUFFALO SPRINGS on the 2STH -EPTEN-
BGR. fine following distinguished gentlemen viii ne
cspyass: Hoo. BAKER l.. LEE. BOg. g.. -. WISE,
Hon j. B. FICKLEN. ard Hon. H. MoFfEll.
sIs oial rates VIII Or made or the Hiciipiord and
Dsn,ile RsiiT0Ni from Richmond aud DaDyilc.
anC All intermediate points 10 ccOiisDutg ana M
Buffalo Litnia spnDgs ana retinn, good from ne
27tR to 30fh Of september.
II l. a rare Shance to near sucn al .ng4ished
speaker. D. MASON n
County Superints nceDl Demo,rIac Party;
WlLLIAd a. AiAfNSs
so I5l7ls 292SS27 AS.lHsnt
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PAINFUL AcCIDsgT.-A mulatto boy
named William Crump, aged thirteen years,
got on a horse yesterday afternoon near the
corner OF Main and Cherry streets, and pro
ceeded, without consulting the owner, 10
ralIop around the square. The horse STUN
bled, however. and fell, crushing one OF the
riders legs. He was taken to his mothers,
where DR.. Moseley attended to the frac'
turad limb
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TIME TO PREPARE.
f"e Marvin Trial Postponed TIN the
Fourth Day Of October.

Appearance OF the Prisoner Yestsrdny-A
Lady Who Wanted n Lock at Him and Get
~; Not Her Husband One Witness for the
Defence Who Will Come, Says Prisoner
Others Not Heard From-Time Wanted ror
Marvin to Sell His Farm, Get Money, and
Procure Wtinssses-A MisunderstandIng-
The Case Continued to the Fourth OF October
By Consent of Defence and the Common
wealth's Attorney On the Fourth the Case
Is eertainiy 10 be Tried; No More Delay.
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EVERYBODY CAN GO.
A SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN
ROUND TRIP ONLY &2i

Leave Richmond at 10 O'Clock SUNDAY NIGHT,
arriving IN Washington in ample time 10 attend the
memorial services OF the nations martyr. Business
viii be suspended in tile city. and such another op-
poituuity may not be offered In a lifetime. Ample
accommodation and good order guaranteed; ana
there will be special c0aehes for cOlorSd people
Train will start from Eliza, at head OF Broad
street. Sunday niSht at 40 o'clock. aud will leave
Washington 10 O'Clock Monday night, September
eeSih Tickets may be had at the train OF the foi-
loving committee: j +. BLUNT,
j. w. MCDONALD,
j. II. HABLORAS,
~242ts II. n. RALSTON.
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CHURCH SocIABLs.-The ladies OF Clay
Street Methodist sburch expect to begin
their Soeiab'e next Monday night, which
affords an opportunity for pleasant social
reiInlon, They would be glad 10 see their
friends. for whose entertainment they say
they will leave nothing undone.
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EXCURSION TO WAsHIEGToN.--An exeur.
sion train will leave Elba, at the head oil
Broad street, tonight at 10 O'Clock for
Washington. arriving there 10 ample time
TO attend the memorial services TO be held
Monday for the late President. Return
ing, the excursion train will leave WASH
ing.on Monday night at ~ o'clock.
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RICuuOND ATaLEr.C CLtB.

V'HE ROOMS OF This CLUB WILL
L BE THROWN OPEN for the uegf 10, mern-
b. r. on and af.er the lsT DAY on OCTOBER
MKT. Applications FOR membership oIsy oe nad@
throu.h sny one OF IN Executive COnmitfe, or
through lbe Undersigned TIE rUOrls vi'l D., as
her6tofofs. on seventh street between hr1sd and
Gracs streets. HOWARD Il. GhYNE.
Sc 25-Su Tu&Th3t Ptelifenf.
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Te1EpaONE WORK K.-Yesterday the cen
traI ofiice answered 2,2SS cSus-eq"sr M.Io 70
4.676 persons talking over inc wMes. !d,a aSa'
Is the largest days work done ny .ne .e'e.
pnrohshlv due 10 the fact tha many persons
Z eye y nrobably arranging for pressing mai
80 ,yhIeh eould not be attended TO Mon
a. a. ou.jnc IN ihe suspension Of business on
ina, u day. and which otherwise would have
10 lle over uptIl Tuesday.
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Tax WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, "a;
9 A. NJ, 50; noon, 90; z. NJ, 90; 6 p.
NJ, "a midnight, "a.
Mean temperature, S1f.
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JAMES BUMGARDHER's OLD WHIsKEY can be
bought Of Joseph NJ. Blair, "THE GROCER" No
$50 Main street, between Eighth aud Ninth, al
So 80 gallon. We recommend II for medicinal
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BIT
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSINE DEsT1.
FRIcE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf Price, hfly cents box.
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BASE BALL.

MODEL BASEBALL CLUB VS.. BLUE
WI STOCKINGS OF Manchester. al Baseball
Pars, MONDAY EVENING, sD'ember 10Th. a.
O'cOck, Admission. l0c. ~ 2a-lt
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CoLDRN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND TONIC INvIGoRATOR re-estsblishes diges.
tion; also admirably adapted for females Ia delicate
health who require a tonic stinulaut. Az Jo1
ColdeR's, take no other. or druggists generally.
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WEATHER REPORT,

INDICATIONS PoR T0-DAY.-For the Mid.
ole Atlantic States, warmer, fair weather,
southerly wiEds, stationary or lower ba-
rometer.
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Eneered at the Post-onhee at Richmond, Va, AZ
secoud-class matter.I
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A FRAGRANT BREATH Is aways pleasure, and
you can have II by using MEADE & BAKERS de-
lcious CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. IL destroys the
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
caycd teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy
coEditiou. Price, Hfty cents bottle.
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9irllmond 9ispatth,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS. 1881.

ss~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCr..
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEW e.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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B.sE.BAIL.-There will be match game
=, hss,,.ball between the Model and Blue
siockinrs, OF Manchester, at Baseball PARK
Monday afternoon.
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WE INVITE OUR CUSTOMERS 10 call on US Mon
DAY MORNING, as cur store will be closed In the
afternoon. THALHIMRR BRoTHERs,
corner Fifth and Broad
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FOUR CIRCUS AND HIPPoDRoME RINGS
TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY-AFTERNOON
AND EVENING.

Cheap excursion trains will run on all railroads on
the day of exhibition. Those wishing to avoid the
crowds at the ticket once can procure their tickets
on the days of exhibition II the usual places.
Tse 2S-<lt&dse25. .Oc1A6l
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sRANDEsT STREET PAGEANT
NINE KINDS OF MUSIC

ever known sre fully equal TO the combined melo-
dies OF TWELVE Kindred sKILFUL MUsI-
CLANS Sneh sisrtl!ng array Of features as is pre-
stnied in the
FOUR CIRCUS AND HIPPoDRoME RINGS
was never before knO%n In connection win any ex-
hibllon North or South, East or west elmer IN
Europe or America. In fact, Mr.. COUP's SHOW
has growE 10 such vat proportions. and she daily
Aggregated expenses are SO extraordinarily large,
that he Is compelled by necsssiEy-not by choics-io
increase the price OF admission to 75 CENTS for
adHlts. and so CENTS for children over nine years
Of age Choice reserved seats, rs cents extra.
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSD Az.
SEPTEMBER 2STH AID 29GH,

SEPTEMBER 2STH ASD 2oGH,
Mr. George III ey'6 adPD.aiiOn.
A CHILD OF THE STATE.
one Of the MOst splendid successes efer achieved 90
Wallacks Theatre.
The most powerful meO drama of The dty. A
play wbich elec,rifes the and 1rea The SEN
sibiilties. Audiences eynce their apprec alton by
alternate smiles ard tears.
Cbarsc,ers by NT. james ~ Hardle 1r George
Hoey hr. Marx " Price. r. j. Dillon. &r. n. fees
Dsyic, Mr.. Frank willard, Madame Ms. .eront Miss
Emma Price. Mrs j. J. Prior, aud Miss Eva Glenn
Bsser FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, srplembrr
80 h and October lst SsrdOu's greatest play which
York city,
DIPLOMACY.
MATINEE SATURDAY al ~ y. n. Noiwiib.
standing this extraordinary attraction The usual
scale of prices will be adopted. Box sheet oprns
TUESDAY at A. ", al RamOs oses' aud once
OF Theatre. sc 2a-St'
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CHURCH s0CIsBLE.

VlHE LADIES OF CLAY.sTREET NE.
ina the lecture room OF n r CHURCH. r0saor Of rlay
aud Adams streets beginning NIX MONDAY
NiGHT al II O'Clock. They would Be p'rtsrd 10
SCI their frients. sc rs 10
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REH0yALs

Ip; Z. TONPKIEs HAS REMOVED
IiFfEmn ioflet and radepee 10 No. JD0 NORTH
eaa fHaiihkkT ketDesp Frapkiin snc Grscs
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DEMEMBER STATE FAIR,
IL OCTOBER 1877.
sel7tOcI7 EVERYBODY coglSG.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

lOLD FIRST VIRGINIA REG IN ENT: n
kVRNING at 8 O'Clock at Sanger Halle. Nai- H
ters pertaining 10 the reception OF visitors during
the Centenniai week and other imp rtant business.
The Old mesr bers or the Grays, Blues, Company r.
the Young Guard, aud Fsyet'e Artillery. are re.
specially Invited TO be present.
BY order o. MaiJr GEORGE L. NORTON, First
VIcs-presidsnt CHAhL vs. A. LOEHR,
Sc 26-1l* secretary.
lGRAYS, ATTENTION i-DRILLE
~ THIS monday NIGHT al = O'Clock, Bu-A
talon Drill TUESDAY NIGHT at 8 o'clock lf
COMPANY DRILL on next FRIDAY NIGHT n
In fdil dress winter Uniform. knaDsacks, and
blankets. at 81 O'Clock.
By orier OF Captain l.. j. BossfECN
25-2t j. K. Tyler. Orieriy.
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EXCURSIONS AND PIC-NICs


ITO THE PRESIDENTS FUNERAL.
EVERYBODY CAN GO.
A SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN
OVER THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG, AND POTO
MAC RAILROAD.
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ODGINGS FOR SINGLE GENTLE
IL MEN In the West End near and east Of park
Address LODGINGS"
&c 20-su, W&F6t Box 32. cliy.
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NO. aud EXTRA MESS MAcKEREL, 10 kits.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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IRISH AND CANADIAN OAT-MEALs at CHRIS
TIAN WHITES.
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MAGNIFICENT HIPPoDRoNE AND THREE
CIRCUS COMPANIES,
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CHLORINE STRoNTIA WATER, warranted
cure dyspepsia, at CHRISTIAN a WHITES.
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PERRaEAA..

fk~----- - - "a,
SpRE TUBLIC ARE eau PIDNED NOT
"a, "a .ucEEDIT the crew Of che bark IA X. LIEN
debu. RbSTEMA,
H25.ltF Master.
V'HE P PuELIC ARE CAC TONED NOT
a TO CRIsDIT The crew OF the brig HOteIZ0NT,
AL VII MOI .3e responsible for assF OF ihssr debts
-k25.iis LAME, t1aster.
REhEMkiER STATE FAiE.
~ OCTOBER IL "a.
sl7.tOsl7 EVERYBODY COMING.
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AWUsEH ENrS
DICHHOND THEATRE.

Il
FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
The emotional force of the drams Is great II was
embel.ished with elaborate scenes and beautitu
dresses, and was acted In manner ihk, sfOused the
kelTtiesr enthusiasm. Tribune.
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lhE HYGEiA HOTEL,

$50. OLD POINT CON soar, VA.
~ s'ssstea 20 yards from fort Moprof. Opon Al
sl1ssr EaHs 10 any hofsl Ia BE United states ~
ksssAsasah RESORT. Send for circular describing
10. ,HARRIs01 PHEBUs.
Proprietor.
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LEE GALLERY, Main street, takes the best Pho
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Have the children photographed at the LEE GAL
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exhibiting simultaneously IN
THREE IMMENsE clRcus-RlNGs,

THREE IMMENSE ClRSCSRlNOs,
,up,oying nearly TWO HUNDRED ARTISTS OF
Al nA,ionAlilies. Also, a
SPLENDID MUSEUM AND GRAND MENA-
6kRiE.
Among the leading sensational features are the
graz aud only
Who Is hurled more than 100 feet through the air
from powerful iron cSiapalt performing Two COM
ree svolutiOns before sghtnR In the net also, the
WONDERFUL Dive Of Geraldine, who pluDges head
foremost seventy five feet downward from the dome
of tho HlppodrOme also, exciting Hippodrome
Races. Chariot Races, Jockey Races, Lady Hurdle
Ra,es, Fiat and standing Races, Zulu aud Indian
Races, the wonderful BEOWCHO HORSES, the
Leaplng Horse Neite; Ffger's Pony aud Dog
shows. the Leaping Italian Grey Hounds, &C., &C.
giving series OF the most novel aud intensely in-
teresilug performances ever witnessed IN any show
IN the world, without exception. The
NINE KINDS OF MUSIC
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A. sAKs & Co,
THE STRICTLY CNE.PRIcE CLoIHIRRs AND
TAu0Es,
1913 MAIL STREET.
A. sAKs & CO..
DsCLINE OF MAN.

d. CLINE OF MAN.
lmpoteDcy OF mind, limb, or vital function
nervous weakness. sexual debility, &C.. cured b.
"Wells's Health Renewer.n 81. At druggists
Depot, PURCELL, LADD = CO.. Richmond, Va.
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NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
W n pf .fp q ~
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SUMMER REsORTs.
WARN SPRINGS,

N - AAaAs9N~
BATH COUNTY. VA,
.is&e kept open until NOVEMBER lsr. or later
- s,'a company is EXPECTED during the month
"e'at. Good cooks AMI i.other servsnts retained
&f-lE JOHN 4, wUBhHK.
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WILL BE CLOSED.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND p0sodACl
RAILROAD oAPAhr
OFFICE or GENERAL kBkiGHI sG1rr.'
RICHMOND. SepfrmbeT -. 1881.
NOTICE.-THE FREIGHT DLfD} OF
IN THIS COMPANY viii be oSei o. MONDAY,
26lh instant, nj L. N. No freight trans will be
run on tuAt day. &. II. lAtLpk.
sc 25.lt General frttgh, Azfnf.
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The freisht depot Of this company will - elossd
MONDAY. September 6.h, except Tor TIE delivery
of psrshsDe frrisnt beiwesa the hour o. and $50
A. M. A. l.. WILLIAMSON.
Sc 25-lt Agent.
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DON'T USE sTInuLANTs, but natures real brail
and nerve food-fioP bITTERs.
FASHION SOrrs.

AoohiVH fVAARs
TRoU sFns ARE WORN cLoss r. FITTING.
coAIs, A TKuLE SHORTER.
VESTS ARE WORN SHORTER.
SHOES, NARROW AT TOES.
HATs-wIrH SMALL BBIss. Low-cRowSKD.
COLLARS, FITTING CLOSE TO NECK.
SLEEVES OF COATS WORN TIGHT.
FASHIONABLE ovERcoATs ARE CUT SHORT.
ULsTERs ARE MADE PLAIsER.
REKFNG. JACKETS ARE BEING REVIVED.
TIES AND WINDSOR scARTs ARE CORRECT FoH
EEcK-wEAB.
PIo JEwELRY IS NO LONGER NOVEL.
BUFF KERsEYs ARE THE THING FOR DRIVING
COATS.
LIvKRIEs ARE BEING MADE MORE ELABORATE
LONG COATS ARE VERY FASHIONABLE
WITH THOSE VINO CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY NEW
ONES.
PRICES AT OUR rLAcE ARE THOSE KNOWN Al
POPULAR"
TO OBTAIN PERFEcT-FIrTING CLoTuISo,
VISIT Us.
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WHO IS MRS. WINsLcw?

RYE FLOUR, "GRAHAM" FLOUR, at CHRIS
TIAN & WHITES.