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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05
DULMONA! PULMONA! PULMONA!

u
g. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, el9 Main
street, has securei the exclusive agency for Rich
mOnd city aud Henrlco county.
PULMONA. THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
by FOR COUGHS, THROAT AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
II requires only fair trial To convince one OF It's
efficacy. IL gives satisfaction In every instance.
REFERENCES:
Rev. A. T. Gibson. NJ. d., Rev. W. VI. Osborn,
Rev. W. :. Edwards, ID. D., Rev. ,. A. Wilson,
Rev. Job A. Price. Rev. a. ;. Hank.
Rev. j. II. NJ Lemon, k,v. l.. u Herring,
Rev. X. ". Black, Rev. r. W. Crow,
REV II. H. Carroll, Rev. y. Henderson,
Rev j. j. Il. WeDster-all If Baltimore, Md.
Rev A. Foster and Rev. George V. Leech, OF
Washington. ID. G..
Rev. James Gamble, Hagerstown, nd.
Sold by Druggist A. X METrEF, Proprietor. 1872
West Fayette street, Baltimore, Md. Price, soc.
no l3.eod3m
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MOND, FREDERlCk>BC H.
~ WI HA-CalAI A. II All El LII M.

,
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD tOMPA\l
Schedu'e commencing sunday, 2sth Wcrm...
1880: sos \. NJ, leaves B}Id >tr ~ station ,ll..
que ~ Wa~biDgtOl $40 \. VI Baltimrrc. iI.'I
A. VI. ; PhladclDhia. 1870 T.. VI Sew lprA. s. I
l.. VI. tOnnrcts with Now lOTs limltcd F3fr..r
stops only ~ Milford aud Fre0ei ick burg. -a.-
VI leaves II, rd->ireet station datlY icNctUi $50.
daysD; due A. Washington. I:20 VI: Hll F.. r
800 =. NJ. Philadelphia. 1903 4. ~; NrN f.n.
1885 4. VI ass f.. VI. tavrs By,d.- rect 80 D
dairy: due at Wa hngtOn. 9:Z5 -. VI. Gi.ln. -..
ll:ZJ l.. NJ; PhiddGlUbia, 1878 :. VI Sew A....
6:45 A. VI. 3:Js T.. VI. accom- fnOdruOu iDr ) ....
ton, leaves BrOaG-Sircrt station daiiy ICA rcif
dayl. ll:3S 4. ", arrive AZ Byrd-~fTott -'li..
daily; leaves New York. 10 T.. VI pm adr.il ..
1:I0 4. VI: BtliimOre. 41J \. W.: Ns-hu-...
VI. 2:2S +. NJ. arrives ~ Byrc->uoct -tif..
daily; leave, Washington II =. VI; Hti.iu....
J:35 A. "; Philadelphia. 1908 \. VI: NtH l....
400 A. VI. Make, no local sto'-. OIL T.. ~. ..
rive, at ByTd.>lIcct STALLION daily l'NcrIf >uu.t.
leave, WashingiOD.j T. VI: BIilmoi', $3.50 T. S. .
Philadelphia. l:IJ \. NJ: Seq loIa. %-lJ & s..
s4l \ W. Accomm pdauon. arr W. II iI,li.~ i..t
station daily tcXccpt Suldy). Iraius ',afIn. l...
moud al 5:05 A. VI. ana arriving a. - =. a. ..
not stop at t.ba. {. A.TAlIrI
General T!ckrt AH.t.
=. +. d. MYERS. General sup rnfendent ..I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05
TLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SAL T..

CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRQUE AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05

Lyuchburg Passenger Train, W. ! i"..
cave Richmond .............-..... g.
Arrive BurhcVi.le...,.,....-.. ........t. Z. '.
Train ~. 4 coUnccfs a. Burk",ill"
lie. Mississinpi ana ONO rdilr'ad for .a
/ Nnchhiiry. aud an .ru'hWr.frr pplui~.
Trains nos. ~ and j. cnunr' at >u'h'
Milton ana Sutntrliu NarrOW.G1tEc .t '..
\ ilion.
Train W. ~ conuccT~ AZ salisbury r.f. tN'
North Carolina railroad Tor A-htSlll, AL ...I 'f
In Western Ncr.h arvlIuI.
Trains NO>. 80, A.. and ~ connect 80 NI-l
Junction wi h Atlanta and tU1rio tc A.ri'n. .t.-
way for all points south AMI ~ouitrr.. t.. D..
Charlotte with Charlotte, toWWuIa Ea1 A. ..
railroad for all points south, >outu'a-' ana >.'.-
west.
Train No. 80 stop, ouly - Jrter,yli.a. d. ',e..
Branch, Barh.dte',. Dinyille Gieca-''l"' ft
Salisbury.
Trains from the aboy~uin,i poui- t.lI'e
edmond ABS T.. NJ. 4:lS \. u. nui - J.. VI.
Train on Norih carolina railroad leaves 'f. --
boio' daiiy AZ $50 \. VI. tor Raleigh sri tri'.
boro' comm cling a. Gpld-hnio' win N'.i.l o
Wilmington railroad Tor Weldon aud N.,mIn-I .
PULLMAN-ChR >tRNlCt.
ON Train 40 4~-Ncw York and Rs r"H'.
Dlnytllr aud Atl3uta AID Dnyllic Huu ~ttfI,ti.
on Train No. 42-Wi~bingtpu. RcIi..ut. .
DanNille. and DluNillc ana Au@u.tt.
Tickets sold 10 al points -Du.L. toIth"4-i'
southwest and bayg3.sr checked tbr'uth.
No lay-oyer checks gIvta ob local trkrts
\. IpHE.
General Passenger aud I irhD At'nt'
I. VI. X. 1ALCOrT, General suuerluien ''h,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05
RY G,nhb. & William.
'Two AMED DWELLINGS b. on y, =, TIE J

~ VI WFII7 n " IiIIITII-'
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neefS'
Eleventh street bctretn Main aud Bank.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06
Oh, What Il Cough !

VIII Won he'd ia. warning Ih" -irrai
lserhaIe II lie stare approach al that
most terrible di>e',>'. CONSUMPTION. .A~k
Yourselves II y"u can afford. i"r tn" SAKE
ri saving ~ c-n;>. la ran the risk ana Il"
n"thin. i"r H. W. know ir".n .xI~.ricnc,
ana; shiloh Car, aili care y"ur c"I-h.
IL never fails This explains why ni"rr
than "a million battles WIRE lid iiir Pa;
y.ar. Ii relieves Group AMI wii""pIn..
cough a; ..n,,.. Mothers. Il" rol -, with
out il. For lame back. -i.ir ar chest. u>.
shiloh p"r"U- plaster. ,>"Ii J., ali
druggists
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Good Advice from q Le;.Gin" Med
ical Professor.

rhr learned ! .,irr ~ay>. "N.'i' >.;n-
kin! 81 ,"mi. m,.!i.ia' ai...> iu tia,
hau>g. ami :! -uv-r. i,.i> rT",li ;II.r
Ire. IL. -; !; ii' iiT-t p. >Hr- lha, i !,
both Harmless .. s..il - '.s--ig'riuu~. iHI
M trust ~ alcoholic preparations: their
~. will l.a-: ." i't'.'n'i-s-i'.s': ':s'iIil'r J-
partial g" any r,u.iy ;:ia; ;-,duC'-> 4 -
we're caihar;ir cti,c'. 'rr pr">II.,ti"n 81 thu
n.rynrs system ana digestive. "Tg.iI'> ! >U-,
;n f.,l"N The nil,s.,>I .r.i b-.I .m..;,iu.
ever invented ~ strengthening every T-ri
ci ,h. b,.iy anil !. storing impaired "r l'.>i
organic function. 81 ;ii"Ir norma. condition.
an.. enc which J. E1viu. an Inp3I ai!.i,ri
aui rapidly incr.e.i-T sale ~ til Eastern
S:ai,>. ! Brown Iron bi;lrr~. iuy drag
~, will procure !; Tar Won, /. Yea r,I'',>'
hi.n /" d" -. especially whe' hr ilI'.i> !y"u
carrnt ,aT~uas!.i "a ;Hke -"I'!, substitute.
/; dos 100, contain alcohol. ani J. the "nis
preparation 81 Iron that cur'> hra'!a Ia.
ar.i do.-- not III, l.m the teeth. Ii j. = ,UTv
rcviv-r. = lrG- -. a., h-l"r, snd ia. very
bc-i mo.iicin. eyer :nvrnl,.'i ,i"r permanent
~ str, ng;l,cn:.c %" rIIln,"n'Ty, urinary
and DIG, s,iyc organs. anl preventing r"''-
semulion. kilo-v ill., a>''S ai.s chronic 81 -
Iep,ia. often carin. iI,>c diseases when all
other remedies hrv.. iaii,'i; inr IL l. truly
nature lrcsi assistant. - Gazette.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06
THANKSGIVING.
Three Young People Break
Through the Ice and
Drown.

f...,.. a PRIV All. letter written - . y IL.
49,. -. lh,~ CIV iroai Columbia. NJ, uu-
Ger ,i1t,. al N,v eth, jhs EAzuo irarue .,
an terrible Gral,. OF three young Ladies.
and two yo,,ug g,ii. men oi. !i...r- :, wing
,.av. al lnai pia. w inv nIB; III d pnn,
" hcte ,a,, lad : ~. I" ~N.;j-..
Th, NIGHT -. NOUS - 'halikSgi wing
p,.:,d IN ttl,. s;,au.,~ ii thr city va, csuo;
- over ', jth u th'', zee. ltd thu n, II mora
az. il occurred t. party 81 Young rreris
IN the n.ichtorhoud ilt:.I II w"nis. hr
,-pr.i tiu., u c,.jnS Il skate. Thre" ociocS
=. ~. Ms Maggie Buckner. Mss bessie -
earth. Master Johnnie Garth au't i het-
M:,rrhv. al >"Es and daughters q. promo
n,.ay NJ ;s>ouri people. started 10 tJe pond.
The rartv arrived at The pond aHd goiD.
"a TN. c,EtC: ~ the sheet oi water seated
themselves on . log and were engaged is
auytins ou their II atys, when >htiIt Ain.
without aI.v warIing t.ic zee orCS' pres,-
pI.arlnL th-.a into ,,bouj y tect 81 water.
All met :, w:;Crv grave bUt bliss Mat
E,a.. who wa, saved through The bravery
and timely assistance OF 4 y"uns m.:l
named Tucker. a student ~ the State Cn:-
y,r,jty. Who wa- standing Oh the shoC'.
Tucker xaS an expert swimmer Ii'i seem!
Tn, danger the party wa> III, hastily d.
vested himself .! hi> >uperiiuou> ct"th'Ug
and ,lrpr.i iutn the wafer contendlng
u,,utuiiS with thr floating ice az" cola
wafer. He sliced Miss Matthews and they
both struggled for Life and both world
have .yH,. down but for the Timely assist
,u,.,. al friend, on the shore, who threw =
rome wLirh was caught by Miss NJ, ana
they were both pulled = shore nearly "E-
haG>ied.
yor,n,, man named John Harm. went
in th,. pond and while end,ayOrinS II s@ve
Mis- H,,cknrI', life, he was caugh, around
the neck by Young Murlhy ana they al
y,,,, down together. Harris. Whl!' be-
p,oth The. water. freed himself !rU.! III"
embrace. of both and nearer dead than alive
r,achei the shorv. Bu; for Murphy liar-
RI my ,i.,,b, would have sawed Miss Buck
ner'> liz,
Miss Bnckner was he daughter OF a
widow ladv oi Barton county, No. She
was attending stephens coil,ge al Cninm-
bia. Shoe had been permitted tn <" fo her
aunt's To- Thanksgiving dinner. and was
warmed not e., po near the ice "a II MIS- ul-
safe.
Wn.u the news OF their untimtiy tate
had bccou,e SHOWN in the city almost the
/ entire popniace turned out and were on
the banks OF the iated pond I" assist III
recovering the bo,lit,. irniy ihf pace ID
in mourning
Mis-, Jennie Garth VAS buried Friday
from The Baptist chnrch. Theodore
Murphy Sunday and Miss Buekner Mon
dav ih.. services OF the two !alter from
the Pr, shy terrain church.
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Sad News

4, >;,.ciai dispatch from -. J"S''rh L"
,bi. morning. ka,:-a- CITY Journal saws ::
Al o'clock Yesterday morning Father
Walsh. na>tor ii -. Pairick's Catholic
chur.h, I'd this ,itN. died ~ drop>y 81 the
heart. Father Walsh MSS about fifty years
old. AMI ONE 81 ,,- m">t ,;licicr; workers
in the di,c,s. ui Missouri. lie WAS horn
in the county 81 NaXi"ri. near the town
of Waxiord. ireland, in l>,'l. lie w;s I'd
ucatcd IN Waxiori coll.ac, AMI WAS q man
of hi.h literary and religious cml;urv- tie
camc la America when about twenty vears
of AGE. ana when IN hi, tweuiS-third year
was ordained a. q priest al ~. Mary >rm-
mary Al Cleveland. Ohio. iii> iir>l parish
VA, al Fremont. Ohio, the .:unir al -N-
President Hayes. and after t.ai "a> STA
TONED in vsriuus places IN oti", Indiana,
Illinois and Missouri, coming L" 'nIS dI"-
G, So about thirteen years ago. when he took
charg, of ~. patricks pAr,>I. lie has
been in ilI-h"a.ih Tor the past sixteen
months. snd died very suddenly. The
funeral all cake place st ten o'clock.
Bishop Hogan officiating.
Father Walsh Was well known In this
ci;v where M w.,> well liked 10y all, ami IN
a few davs h- ms I" have taken chaTsc ~
the pull; i; now "ccuri.d by Father Ora
ham
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TWO HORSE THIEVES
On Then Way to the Peu.tec-
UiaTy at Jefferson CITY.

l., ru;y ~h,ri;I> E,a-a:. and ~: liz. i
Ps,u,ra, Monroe county. passed through
fry city tGi> morning. having in charge
two hJi>c thieves, whom they WEE takin.
10 t'ic IyEitrn;iarv at .j,ii, r>on civ. C.s
81 til, prison, - Themes >an.,,>rs., = ".
,uuwu by ~. cfiir"r> -! tai, county.
wnerc IL ,taH,'> risrgcd with he s,r," Kind
IL cro"t, dr.>,, :oT which H. i now ON
;:ie 10 90 she icui'~nijary. H. hast ar-
learaicr III his count, vas wAi,c -.
Methodist were holding big revival ~
Fiat creek, in the month oi A4c-
u>t la~'. lie visited this -
vival aud when hr started L., l,,v.
h picked up rop-. TIN other end q
when Wa Fastened so Il me saddle horse
belonging l.. Or. McuG. Nho resides &,-.,,s
~ mile, south ii she city.
N"thi,. ricrc ~, heard Il hid, ~
a!'oUt ,,H Ga,~. when n. turH:d up III ST.
!.ou:~ With thc phy>i"ian- horse and ons
belonging ~ 4 farmer r,'~:':ine near Pleas
tf; ''rt-U, t,..i"T c..unty. fhr>s~ ANNA,
H., placed III Tia. Planters House >,abic>
aE'! >9u'I', ri ert IN tn, streets. '.r ;,.x
p;.rP'>c IL ;u'iing purch1>r- Durin4
hi> = rtiobu.';Iun> be ran ..cr,-> y e-r:i"-
~. win" ~ ~.c..t,iin.iv anxi0,.- to bnv.
~ ~.srIp>olt Though but anU rr2l'y wa-
lu>: sounding hi.r. e. ,ind out his real ou~-
in,>-. ii,Is auxicu> purchaser WIS = do
trctiyr .ister :, .!..i satisfied iiIu~.N .la:
sam ,'-"r aa~ !, ,:InG els. but :, thi.i, liz
locked him up au'; seat "ul j. -,g:p;io:,- al
the hrr-,~ IN he ,aIirUs trNi> ~
the STAFF. acc"mran;,d by > descriptions #
>arnps'
60 / ti,.,-, d.>,ripti,.r> ieli into he
haLd> ri ,hr Nh, T'ti oi Fulton. y ho ~ once
r,rc..,.l Il >.:m,>,.n a. jilr man wanted at
Piiu,sta ior ,i,a.in" too ,Z,Tayaeantiy an
hei- ! -.
>~-l,.~pn w;i> accordingly taken from ~.
Io"' =. P.,!n,,ra vErr,. b. M, charged
VIII, - ;h,;; OF Nv" horses he Dlsa,i,,.
inn,r,r untiI The ',;,y al his trial which
WIS - saturday laSy. When be iound or
rha. j. rrw + NJ ei,;,f,rr ior him {" -, Tree
hc : ,!;,d ana pl' s'i"d guilty IL ih, rhar4,.-
lie Va ~cn:rnr,d To- Eve yrars.
Na..,.. ilut~ra. thc rth.r Iri,crcr,
a!~u CO., ~. Tor i.or,, u, aling. hay ius t~,.c
t,inl ~. : amt - rt.u.,d II the ,crn OF
roo-. i',~t clit,u e., P.;in,rl. lie, Tom. ga,
ive VEN.
To-. '..rii au.l ~ pr~v,.yI> lei; III W..
:. To- ,t, p,ai:,r;i,,rN.
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Died,

At lhr,r "'cl"rh ihi- morning, 81 !um:
icvrs. Nj lila bay. aged twenty-five
wears.
The iun.ra: took plac, from ia" ri
.!..ucr al Ih- parents ii d,'rI>,d. "n It'-
,rrIr.r 81 l.aniu. ani Psi ~Jr,,.;-, .; Var, q.
.,.ci"'A iiii> ali. rnp.n. al.'i Ms largely al
tended IL, ir,.,',l> ln,! r,-iai,y.>.
Mr.. Jack Mriherm died hIw.-.n eight
ard nirr "'ci.,ck tn-dav. al the residence.
Oh Fourth eir,cr, Es,; S,islih. ia child
birth.
lii. funeral will ,ak. plsr. iE"m The
E.-t >,ialia Methodist Church asa Friday
afternoon. al > ocluck.
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"a hair .r-arn,u, ai.i r'r>;.r II "a G.-.>
~ -, y. ~.
Nj, F.a,.e P,.-i.-..r. >hp-; ...>;ulI- 80
Ni-> Maii,. Parker ,ir,-,~-";- vine >rgtE
>riin, plated ani pliird >Niri. "ith r.e.'
sir,.>- ,i-winc plush hDl.rc
Mr, -. \ l:--;'v. Eani>"m. walking
dr,>- 90 black --.,> .:a;a -iik ,nH \. w..
III, bridal part, i,ir Al I",:" l. "a '"r
an extended tour ia tho fa>i Including
Washington. B1ilim"r". NV York. ihii-
a.icll'hia aII DavlDn. rii".
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06
Home Without q Mother.

Here is sample Of the many letters re-
c,iy.d =, ;hi, office renewing subscription
n the Weekly EAzoo. paper published
ior tho people now on earth; 90,
FEIrpeSsAS, NEB, Nov. 81, 1881.
ERROR BA2OO:
E,,cjns.d Won will find 81 20 for an
other years Bazoo. cannot do w''hou'
it. Ii would be like home wi'hou'
mother not to have this valuable news
j. ID. X
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'H'' w - r"'F' a''h't%h W. "'> "'"l'
'''' "'i,.'| aa"">, 'H' f"I'S coupe
"''S''' 80 iUi 80 ma ~ "ih' ~ "id!
'''' - - ''' ""'-
'"''>'' - i'' '"'S anu
'''' '"'t i"'>
-. ~ ""' >""''' ."t'" ny
M" >h' l'i''', I'"''H
'"' 80 ''."''
." ."' ga 400 'o,.- "-".
-, = - ~
So ~ Tvs p"'' :" ""'I i,,
g. 'i ''">"'''' >'''''
:, -'' "a '''' 10
ii, "a - "a, y" Wv
." ''' "a"
-, - '" I'm ""'i~
:; e.. ~
r., $50 "''' "' 'r
-, - :, -. :" -. ,'''' 80
~. - L., 81
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There are political outbreaks SO Popn-
lar with the whole people that ihe state
dare net Interfere. The oreiSln5 cut Oh
pustules, pimplcs, letter ana tht Ike 0 On
the face, can be pleasantly cured oy Ut.
Renson's Skin Cure. Also good Tor the
hair and scalp.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06
Answer This Question.

WHY do So many people We see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable nv Indigestion, Consumption,
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming W Of
the Food, Yellow Skin, when ion soc. We
will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
,eed to cure them Sold by your drug
gist.
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y Coon Killed

! cr!"r,d mar wa> irgr,! dead "u lh.'
Missouri l'.u..ir track n-,r H"nrr"y ia
ton. y,>i-r,irV morning. hv = -.,"i"p
lah"rsr naIh,i J"h;~.n. ia. dead man
J. supposed {" have i~--n s.rikin. when
,y.T,ah"n - the tram liz "a, well
dressed aad ii".a, twenty-five v,ar> "i
49,. NE,n l~."j 81, bai ia. "ur- b..,J
on
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint

l. 1t not worth the small prize "i 80 IT..
Ia Tree y"ur~,i al every ~ymr'-u 81
th.--- distressing complaints! IL X'.u ihink
"a. cal! a, our 49,, aIIi get h"I;!r "a
Shiioh'> Ni,auLcr. Ev-ry h.tl!.. ns,~ =
prin,.,: guarantee ala i. u accordingly.
ani il /; .io4-> you nn good :; will c..-t y'.u
nothing. ~,!d nv vou- drI.s.i-i
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, IN

Every man. WOMAN and child who
wants wnulcn goods 81 any description,
leans. flanncls, blankets, stocking yarns,
etc. and wants 90 save big money in buy
ing. must go TO the Old Reliable Sc,laiia
Wooden Mills. S-l-w2m
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lydia f. rinkhap'> Ncgctsbl" Com
pound has done thousands 81 women Ei"r,
good than The m,,licin.> II ntny d"ci"I>'
/; is positive cur. for ali female c"in'
plants. Send io Mrs. Lydia J.. PirEh3ri
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06

Down ihcy -. IN "T'!:r 1" rcd;i"c
ctr iarg. >Jork "a WOODEN goods, ~" Viii,
for la. next >ixty Hay. Ill foods AZ such
low prizes u" merchants can compete
with AZ. W. mean business. Call and
examin. our goods ATS. prices, at t!Ir Old
Reliable S,,lalia Wu"ivu Mills. J-i:w3'U
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Market.

Fresh Meat every Tuesday ami Friday.
I can also serve lunch nn short nuIi,,.
WILLIAM GuFF.
s-9w3m Dpsdcn, Mo-.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-12-15
Charter Notice,

Notice is hereby given that an APP
plication will be made under the pro-
visions of the Act of the General
Assembly of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, approved April 30,
1874, entitled "An Act to provide for
the Incorporation and Regulation of
certain Corporations" and the several
supplements thereto, for charter Of in
tended corporation to be called THE
ROBERTS LOT TRACT MINING Com
PANY, proposed to be incorporated for
the purpose of the Mining. Quarrying
and Preparation of Coal, Limestone,
and Iron Ore. The business of the
said corporation is to he transacted in
Elk County and in adjoining counties,
and its chief office is to be at Kane,
Mexican County.
ELISHA X. KANE.
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Christmas is Coming.

Holiday Goods at Powell & Kime's
Grand Central, ATajolica Ware, COM
prising Tea Sets. Fault Dishes, Pickle
Dishes, Sauce and Ice Cream Dishes,
Bread Plates, Butter Dishes and a
large variety of othe articles, Photo.
graph and Autograph albums, Do
hemian Glass ware, consisting of Vases,
Toilet Sets, Smokers Sets, Mugs,
Goblets and large line of other
articles Alphabet and Building Blocks
Checkers Boards, Sliced animals,
Banks, Tin Toys, Toy Scales, Cupid
Eggs, Apple Trumpets, Bell Chimes,
Masks, Slate Desks, Ivory Smoking
Stands, Ivory Smoking Sets, China
Dolls, Dressed Dolls, Steam Boats,
Engines, Magic Lanterns, Shell Boxes,
Gents and Ladies Dressing Cases,
Candles for christmas Trees, Kitchen
Sets, Dominoes, China Novelties,
Cigar Cases, China Tea Sets, China
Cups and Sauccrs, Mustache Cups and
Saucers, also large variety of Fancy
goods, notions Boots and Shoes, Over
Coats, Cloothing, Ladies Coats, and a
fine assortment of Dress Flannels,
Cashmere Dress goods, Cloakings, and
a large line of Ladies' Misses and
Childrens' Hosiery and underwear of
which we propose to sell at II very
small profit.
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CHARTER NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an APP
plication will be made under the Act
of Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania entitled, "An Act to
provide for the Incorporation and
Regulation of certain Corporations" ,"
approved April 29th, A. ID. 1874, and
the acts supplemental thereto, for the
charter of AN intended corporation to
be called "THE RIDGwAY WATER,
LIGHT, AND HEAT COMPANY the
character and object of which are to
supply the Borough of Ridgway and
its vicinity, in Elk county, Pennsyl-
vania,
lst-with water.
2nd-with light by means of Elec-
tricity.
3rd-with heat and motive power py
means of Steam or Electricity.
And for such purpose to have, DOS
sess, and enjoy, all the rights, benefits,
ana privileges conferred by said Act
OF Assembly and its supplements.
RUFUS LUCoRE, Solicitor.
Nov. 3Oth, 1881.
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retires from business, as past expert
ence shows.
With due respect for Major Scott,
who 1 think is gentleman and means
well, / cannot refrain from asking,
Have we not good christian ministers
in our town that have been tried in
the field and found faithful, that can
preach temperance and all other
christian virtues? Are these minis
ters not capable of teaching us our
religious duties without importing
layman and stranger. / find i'm the
good book that no man can preach
except properly and lawfully sent and
that women especially were positively
told by st. Paul to be silent in church.
But readers do not wish to be mis-
represented. lam in fdvor of temper
dnce i'm many cases, as l have shown
i'm the commencement of this article.
am strongly opposed, from relig-
ious standpoint, to getting up excite
ments and urging and begging all to
join without proper deliberation.
1 would say in conclusion, that if
we teach our children, and all Others
under our care or influence, the prin-
cipIes of morality and justice, &C.; if
we teach them to have IL conscience
10y instructing them i'm the belief of a
future state of reward and punish
nent; in II word, if we teach them
christianity rs taught by the Savior
and contained in the good book, we
shall have little trouble i'm making our
rising generation temperate, if not
teetotalers, and in every sense virtuous.
TO u man having no faith or belief in
the teaching of christianity, it is
mockery to give pledge, for he has
no conscience, and therefore will not
keep it. For these reasons L am OPP
posed to these temperance movements,
where pledges are indiscriminately
administered to young and old, chris
tian aud infidel, &c. Such proce-
dure is an injury and insult to religion
and can therefore result in no good,
us time will prove and experience has
proved. c. &.
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Obituary.
DIR. It. S. HARTLEY.


Thursday night at 1920, Dec. s, 1881.
DR.. Theopilus Stewart Hartley, of
this place, breathed his last in the 43d
year of his life. He was born at Wool
rich, Canada, He graduated in medi-
cine at the University of Buffalo in 1871
took the degree of b. A. at Victoria
College May 2, 1866; the degree of M.
A. at the same college May o, 1880.
since 1870 he has practiced medicine
in Ridgway and was known not only
here but was extensively acquainted
in adjoining counties. The Sunday be-
fore he died he sang at Mrs. Dan
Reeds funeral, and was only confined
to the house from Monday until his
death. Deceased was member of
the Masonic order at this place, was a
member and President of the Irish
National Land League, and also a
member and President of the Equit-
able Aid Union. The funeral services
were held in the NJ. E. Church on
Sunday afternoon, Rev. S. NJ. Clark,
delivered the funeral sermon. The
church was crowded while scores were
unable to gain admission. The re
mains were followed to their last place
by the largest number of people ever
at a funeral in Ridgway. The exer-
cises at the grave were by the Ma
sonic fraternity.