davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
O,r Visitors.

a.a,c,, ~ Nature makes the whole
world KIM" and there Is great dea'-o'
amman nature at least--involved III Tue
sneeches Of welcome, the handshak'ngs, .ne
hread.brsakings, and the continuous osi's
companionships which arc features oil Tue
en,o,t,,nmen, OF our knightly visitors from
the land Of the ApAMsEs, the hANoo'ns'
ard tho WulJAxsEs. 1t will be impess'o'e
hereafter 10 convince any OF these ho's"'s
Tho. ,neir fraters in Richmond are kukiuN,
az ,nese ,a,,er that their iraters IN boston
and Providence have ever waved inc o'oo"'
shirt. Indeed, It may be sci down as u 's.''
%, which all on both sides will voucn'
tbs, as no political discussions are al.
lowsble amongst these Pilgrims, so none Vi
them either here or in New England nave
ever entertained any other than fra'ernal
feeling for their brethren. They are all
roaav 70 take MAGINN's advice, who, as q
Tory Of the Tories, said to bis party friends
ali you travel oil day in coach with au
entertaining, polite, cultivated gent'emao'
and be tells you Just before parting that nc
is A Wbig, don't you believe him. so mere
and now. II you Qrom Boston, OF you
from RichmontD spend three OF four Gays
most agreea5ly in the company OF an en-
teraning, polite, cultivated gentleman ana
he tells YOU Just before parting WIN you
tina, he is a northern stalwart, or southern
Kuk,ux, las the case may BEL dontyou be-
lieve him.
The fact Is sectional discOrds are at an emu
we trust and believe; and to the Masons
including Of course the knights'Templars
Is due no little Of the credit for having
welded together again the bonds OF frienc
ship which before the war existed between
the two grand divisions Of the Union. Mr'
JEFFERSON said, I'VE are all Republicans
we are all Federaists." The knights
here met in social rtiinion may say, we
are all Republicans; we are all Democrats
that is. first OF all. we are patriots.
The welcome which has been extended 10
our New England friends has been limited
not by the wishes Of their Richmond broth
rem, but by their inability TO do as much a
they would fain have done to make this PHI
crtmage one whose recoIlections shall DC
worth cberishing for years to come. Before
Trey part, they may all Join bands and
sipg- o,,.na,
union of hesrts and a union OF hands,
A union of lakes and a union ot lahus,
And The fiig of the Union i0Ie'et'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

ADDRESS TO THE TEMPLARS on ASCENSION
DAY-THE HOME GUARD AND THE LADIES
PAIR WARMTH WAXING HIGH IN THE Lo'
CAL CoNTEsT-C0LORED GIRL KILLED On
THE RAILROAD-lHE NEW BIBLE TRANSLA-
TION.
ICorrespon dcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
May "a, 1881.
Next THURSDAY being Ascension Day,
Rev. :. Hunter will deliver an appropriate
address before the De Molay Commandery
OF Knights Templar, Of which body he Is
member. after which the Commandery
will adjourn in a body TO the fair Of the
Home Guard Company now in progress, in
charge Of the ladies.
The fair in question is one OF the most en-
| lvening social events OF recent occurrence
| in the city. The Home Guard bss brilliant
record, both 10 war and peace, and IS p0pu-
lar among all classes OF our people. Inc
company proposes to purchase new equip
meut for The purpose of visiting Yorktown
in October and of participating in the Cen
tennial exercises at that place and at Rich
mond. The fair will probably realize the
highest measure OF success that its friends
desire.
Local politics have become very lively
and spirited, aud personalities TO some cX-
tent nave become mixed up into the dis
cussions. 1t is conceded that If the Citl-
zens' Association get the colored vote there
is at least an even chance OF the success OF
their ticket. The ticket OF the Regulators
has not yet been announced, and the Con-
serya,lves are making this point against
them, that they reserve their nominations
for the day OF election.
A cOlOred girl, name unknown, but sup
posed 10 be about twelve or thirteen years
of age, was fun over and killed Yesterday
afternoon By the Virginia Midland mail and
passenger train, in the neighborhood OF
Evington del0t.
The cars OF the Norfolk and western
railroad are beginning to exhibit the change
from their recent ownership ana name.
The first that bore the new designation OF
the corporation passed through the city on
yesterday.
1t is said that the trade in guano ana
other commercial fertilizers was never so
great in this section as it has recently be-
come. 1t is already immense, and becoming
more so.
As far as | eau ascertain, the sale OF the
revised version OF the New Testament h As
not been very rapid here, and opinion is
much divided. among those who have read
IL, in regard to ITS merits, as compared with
the standard version. TELEPHONE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
uraTuN,

Mad. nj her re,,dence. no. 2414 east Marshall
,, 81 on the o4th Ina ant a. 6ko'clock ~, Mrs
NARY A. HICKS, widow OF the late John Il. HICKS
Mother. thou art gone 10 rest.
Thy tolls aud cares are Ger
And sorrow. pain and suffering now
shall ne'er distress thse more.
Mother. thou art gone 10 rest.
And this shall he our prayer:
That wneu we reach our journey send
Thy glory we NAV share.
The funeral will take place THIS tWedn.soa,N
EVENING at 4 O'Clock at Leigh-Sirset bap,,ns'
cnurch lucif cnuo ~" Nv f''"'"'"
are Invited to attend.
pIed. at his residence, No. 302 Yves. Franklin
street on Tuesday, Gath instant, at l:2O O'CLOCK L.
NJ JAMES A. RICHARDSON. .,..,,
Jis IN, erai will take place from -. Pauls cnurcn
NJ az o'clock THIS AFTERNOON. His iriends
and those of his brother. ". Fletcher Richardson
are requested 10 attend.
Dicd. suddenly, on SUNDAY. May 22d. at Resewen'
Gloucester county, Va, JOSIAH LILbt pEAN''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

Francis LightioOt Lee, member OF the
distinguished Lee family of Virginia, a de-
scendant OF a signer OF the Declaration OF
Independence, and brother OF Richard
Henry Lee, president of the LewistOwn
Steel Company, died in this city Yesterday
| from consumption aged forty-Oae years.
! The interment will be at Lewistown.-
Philadelphia Times, Pain.
| At Sells Brothers circus performance in
Milwaukee, Wis, Monday night, in an act
where Butler shoots potato from the head
Of Baughman, Butler missed his mark and
the bullet struck Baushman in the head,
just above the right eyebrow. The ball
penetrated the bone. The injury is not
necessarily fatal.
S. II. Halton, Patrick O'Hara, and J. w.
st. John were terribly burned at an oiI.well
near Bradford, Pa, Monday night. The
we'll made en- unexpected flow OF oil, and
the gas, which took fire at the boiler. en-
velOped the derrick and men In flames in
an instant. O'IIara's injuries will prove
| fatal.
| Senator George ii. Pendleton, Of Ohio.
has accepted the presidency Of the Civil
Service Reform Association Of Cincinnati.
an organization composed OF Democrats and
Republicans.
| Levy is 10 give cornet solos twice day
! during the season ut Brighton Beach, for
which be will receive from his manager $500
asweek.
Ex-Governor Hubbard, OF Connecticut,
recently paid $50 for u samon-the first
caught In the Connecticut river this year.
General Longstreet's son, Robert Lee
Longstreet, recently declined a Georgia
appointment TO cadetship at West Point.
Senator Lamar has received invitations
from nine. colleges to deliver commencement
addresses.
I A severe bail.storm, two miles In width,
has DESTROYED all the growing crops and
fruit in its path near Piano, Texas.
Ex-senator Conkling Is said to be worth
between 100000 and 100000 and ex-Sen.
ator Plalt about goo, 200.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
M JULIUS MEYER d son
ARE OPENING THIS WEEK
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PABAsOLs! PARAsOLsl

PAPASOLS, PARASOLSl
Having closed out manufacturers stock, we are
enabled to make SPECIAL Low PRICES.
LINED BROCADE-slLK PARASOLS at 1928
formerly $3.50;
LINED SATIN. OBELISK HANDLE, at $3.50
formerly a. so;
LINED SATIN, IVORY HANDLE AND TIP, at
So former 81;
LINED ALL.slLK BROCADE at 1925 formerly
So;
LINED SATIN. trimmed with SPANISH LACE,
at S4.75 formerly Sc;
FANCY BROCADES, FRlNGE-TRIMdED, at
SO formerly $40:
26.INCH TWlLLED-SILK sUN-UMBRELLA at
$3.50;
26-INCH TURK-SATIN, BAMBOO HANDLE, al
1926 formerly IS.
FANSl FANS
500 IvORY-STICK JAPANESE FANS at 2jc.
sILvER.sTICK JAPANESE FANS at l5c. worth
Csc;
5000 EXTRA QUALITY LARGE JAPANESE
FANS at &C.;
FEATHER, DECORATED, CRErONNE, and
SILK FANS from SOC. to "a.
LADIES LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS.
LARGE STOCK, NEW STYLES, from 1925 to
$3.50. ,,,.,,,,,,
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY RIBBED-FRONT
BALBRIGGANS at 25c. worth 40c.
LADIES' REGULAR. MADE UNBLEACHED at
17c.;
CHILDREN's UNBLEACHED EMBROIDERED
FRONTS at | lc. worth 25c.
CUILDREN'S UNBLEACHED BALBRlGGANS
at 35 to Soc.
CHILDREN's UNBLEACHED LACE HOSE at
soc.
CHiLDREN'S DRESSES AND CORSETS
CHILDREN'S SHORT DRESSES, in French Mus
lin, Cambria and Nainsook. from &c. to "a
INFANTS LONG DRESSES from $3.50 to So;
CHlLDREN'S CORSETS, with shoulder-straps,
only soc:
CHILDREN'S CORSET-WAISTS only Soc;
LADIES DRESSISG-SACQUtS in Muslin, Cam
brio, and Nainsook. from IL TO So;
LADIES HIGH AND 10 NECK CORSET
COVERS;
Large stock of LADIES GOWNS, CHEMlSES.
DRAWERS, &C., at }. MFYER & SONS,
my22.eod 60l and 603 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

We are not fighting Mr.. GARFIELD,
said a Conklingite in Albany the other day
aud then added, "the sovereign is never
attacked, but always the Premier" In
word. the Conklingtes are trying TO dodg(
the issue. and to get Administration Re-
publicsns to vote for Mr.. CONKLING on the
ground that be is antagOnizing not the Pre-
sident but Mr.. BLAINE.
Now let the stalwart read Mr.. CoNXLlNG'S
letter giving his reasons for resgning hi
seat in the United States Senate, and ht
will find that Mr.. GARFIELD is bitterly as
sailed and dtrided in that document.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

An investigation into the affairs Of o. l..
Pnney, custodian OF the United States
Treasury Department, Is being made. lie
disburses si32, 900 per annum, and 1t Is
alleged has been living at a %, 900 rate on a
$1,000 salary. PitDey's chief duty seems TO
books, &C.. for the Department, and II is
alleged that he made money on nearly every.
thing be bought.
In Scott county, Ark, Sunday, two young
men, named Austin and Brabnon, quar-
relied about girl they were both In love
With, and measuring of five PAGES began
shooting at each other. Five or six shots
each were fired, when BrsnnOn fell NOR.
tally wounded. Austin escaped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
FANCY GOODS, &c.


STEVENS
HAS JUST OPENED
Another large lot of those POCKET-BOOKS at
65c.-a coOrs;
Elegant CIGAR and CIGARETTE. CASES,
Handsome Fancy OFFICE INKSTANDS finished in
ebony aud git ard all gilt;
Two new patterns of CARD-RECEIVERS-ve
handsome;
New patterns and shapes of ENGRAVED GLASS
BOWLEs, PITCHERS, and GOBLETS-they
are beauties;
A few dozen five and sx-foOt STEP-LADDERS;
Novelties In HOOP and BALL EAR-DROPS,
Fifty TIN SETs-all the newest styles and decora-
tons-bottom prices;
All sizes JAPANNED TEA-TRAYs-3ricef from
10c. up;
A new lot of CHARACTERISTICS and TRAYS;
An immense LOT OF INDIAN BASKETS for lunch,
work. scrap, collars, handker chiefs, &c.
Novelties continually being received at
STEVENS,
my25 sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

The impression is gaining ground that
Mr. Riddleberger is TO be nominated by
the June Convention for GOVERNOR DIS
patch.
We thought the impression was sought to
be made that RIddleherger would be nomi'
mated for Governor by the August Conven-
ton, upon the Riddleberger dill as a plat
form. Ehy- Wing.
That's not bad, though it does come from
the leading MALONE orgaD.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

II is an attempt to give correctly in oul
tongue the mind of the Spirit. and to place
the man who knows only English on the
same footing, as near as may be, with him
who Is familiar with the original Rich
mOnd Christian Advocate.
True for you, Brother LAFFERTY. You
have defined the object of the new version
as clearly as 1t could be done. We think
that the object has been attained. The new
version can be read without the assistance
of Commentary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

Official dispatch on file in the War De-
pariment show that after the capture OF
Fort DoDeIson General Grant gave himself
up 10 such unbridled excuses that his
commander, Haleck, was seriously alarmed
for the army, and Mcclellan and Stanton
authorized Halleck, in his discretion, TO
put him under arrest. Halleck did not
deem II advisable TO put him under arrest,
bat placed General Z. +. Smith In com.
mand OF the expedition up the Tennessee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

AS we have not stated it heretofore, we
now state the fact that both Senator don
CAMERON ana his father interested them
selves in securing the disappointment Of
Mrs. General LoNG as postmistress at Char
lottesviIle. This action is highly creditabl'
10 both those gentlemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

The venerable Ephraim Bee, OF bod
bridge county-head OF the order OF +.
Clamps Vilis-is still reported bale and
hearty. The old man is said TO have re-
turned to the Republican fold from his wan
derings in the Greenback land Wheeling
intelIigencer.
Twenty, nay, thirty years ago EPHRAIN
BEE introduced that wonderful order into
Richmond. Are there any OF the initiates
still heYey
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
DUSTIC FESTIVAL
MADRIGALs. QUANTITIES. DUETS, AND
SOLOS.

MADRIGALs, QUANTITIES, DUETS, AND
SOLOS.
SINGERS
Mr. and Mrs. BERNARD,
Mrs. CHRISTIAN,
Mrs. HILL OF Petersburg
Miss BAIRD,
Miss GILES,
Miss LEVY,
Miss THOMAS,
Mrs. FlTZWlLS0N,
Mr.. HOFF,
Mr. SCOTT.
Captain CUNNINGHAM, and
MIR. T.. e. JENKINS.
supported by a chorus Of sweet and reliable voices
seldom equaed. go
Messrs. Reinhardi, Pondexter and Dashiell will
kindly assist IN piano accompaniment, and there
Will also be fine orchestral talent.
Admission, 50c.: reserved seats, 7Jc.-sOld al
Ramos * Moses MONDAY and TUESDAY.
"a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

The May No. OF Btack,oood seems to us
10 be an unusually good one. For sale by
Messrs. WOOpHOUsE d PARHAM, agents Of
the American publishers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANIl
RAILROAD tOMPANY,

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i The BOARD OF DIRECTORS A GENERA
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or IHr
COMPANY will he held at the Office pf me com
pany. No. l104 Main street in the city OF Rich
mOnd Va. on THURSDAY the 28d cav OF june
lSSlas O'Clock Z. ". At the slId meeting pro-
p0sed plan Of consolidation OF said company with
The Atlantic aud Northwestern Railroad company;
q CORPORATION Of the State of West Virginia. and
tho Ohio Central Railroad Company. "A corporation
of the State OF ohio will be submitted.
Propositions for contract or contracts iOf franc
arrangements with the an0ve named or any ON 7
corporaftoas and certain alterations and amend
ments Of the bylaws of the Richmond and Alle,
ghany Railroad Company. Will be considered ana
passed upon
The books for the transfer of stock VIII be closed
from the I4th day Of June. 1881, I'M u aiier the
dav of said meeting. +. X. LELAND.
Secrptsry Richmond and Allechany Railroad Com
nany. my 20 d3t&tIh4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
FAIR AND FEAST.

FAIR AND FEAST WILL BE
N GIVEN AT THE MANCHESTER COURT
HOUSE TO.MORRO" NIGHT AND FRIDAY
NIGHT under the auspices of the ladies' Of the
Meade Memorial church. The proceeds are 10 be
used in repairing the lecturer of the church.
fmy 20 2tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
DRY aooDs. NOTIONS. &c.
YOUR ATTENTION is SOLICITED.
FoURoUREAN. PRICE. TEMPLE & CO..
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO. ALsOP. MOsBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.

We are Just in receipt Of a most complete and va
ried assortment Of
PARAsOLS AND sUN-UMBRELLAS.
Among these goods We are exhibiting many adj
vanced novelties, ranging 10 cost from 81 to s15.
Largest and cheapest stocks In the city.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHS AND CAsSIMEREs.
In this department our stocks are replete with the
choice st and nobbiest effects In
TWEEDs, CAssIMEREs. CHEVIOTs, SUIT
INGS, AND CLOTHS.
In addition 70 these. offer an unusually WELL
assorted stock OF
PATTERNS FOR TROUSERS
a, reduced rates. Much money can be saved in this
dPDartmcnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
ruIs nFIIGnrFI,L STMMER RKsOET Il

THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT sII
be open Tor The reception OF visitors on The lH
oF line and will close late I'm OciOifr o.. ..
one OF ihp most saluDriOus places IN i' country
With an altitude 1900 feet above nv ese a. th.
sea reud. r, the climate Decuiary healthy suI l..
lIgh ful. Besides the curative Water. SAfure li.
conferred uDon this spot the mot attractive srr-
rOundings Of varied ply slcal beauty with lI.f.
brycing mountain air.
For htalth, pleasure, and good living Orkney U.s.
the place.
Good bathing fishing. aud huaiing IN season.
FOrty-twO TO fifty dollars per month ~ thirty
days. Special arrangements wilA large party i-
a stay Oi one month or more.
myI4-Im :. VI. MULLIN, Proprictor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

n7y- ST. JOHNS IL p IsCOP A IL
cHITRCU.-The services appointed for WEDNEs-
DAY NIGHT and THURSDAY MORNING are re-
called.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
n-g- A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.


The undersigned, ANDREW ANTONI, FRENCH
and AMERICAN CONFECTIONER, No. ll05
MAIN STREET, has the honor of informing his
patrons and especially the ladies Of Richmond, that
he has supplied himself with an article the need Of
which has long been felt, IN the shape Of a
MAGNIFICENT SALTWATER APPARATUS,
procured at a large outlay of money. This elegant
and costly adjunct of his establishment, which IN
compliment to one of Americas fast friends he has
chrstened
"FONTAINE DE LAFAYETTE"
is confidently submitted 10 the critical judgment Il
his most fastidiOus patrons as something superior
10 anything OF the sort heretofore introduced IN
Richmond. From this Fountain are supplied daily
Vichy Seller, Geser. Congress, Deep Rock, Buffalo
Lithia. aud Soda Waters; also ApOlinaris (imp 1rt
ed. Ginger Ale. aud Ottawa Beer. His Syrups are
manufactured under his per,onal supervision, with
great care from the best and freshest fruit juices.
Determined to surpass all competition In the pro-
duction of these delightful and inyigorating
SUMNER BEVERAGES,
he confidently solicts the attention Of those in want
Of his abundant supply Of these pleasant, COOL and
entirely heathful stimulants. glance at the
" FONTAINE DE LAFAYETTE" is at once its
best recommendation, and an incentive TO claim It's
fragrant grateful aid in bricing the system AGAINST
the dangers of the cheated term " now fast APP
d. oaching ANDREW ANT0NI.
my %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

HAVE BAWNc, bONiiNpS- ph1NHD'''-D'
pARAsoLs, MiTTs, and other LIGHTWEIGHT
FABRICS at THALBIMER BROTHERS,.
sol Broad street.
Just received. and will open on MONDAY and
during The week, over
200 pieces BEST PACIFIC LAWNS. In all the
new shades and styles:
az pieces LINEN LAW Ms at 16H and zoe:
10 pieces UNION LAWNS at &c. worth 12fc. |;
"a pieces x and IA FRENCH PERCALES at
10 and 1915;
As pieces COLORED LACEBUNTINGs at i6ilc.
IS pieces cOLORED ALL-WOOL BUNTiNGs
at 30 and Csc;
1913 pieces BLACK ALL-wOOL BUNTINGS at
1Gg, 20. %, 80. and 374c;
ls pieces BLACK FRENCH BUNTfNGs, NUNS
YELLING, TAMISE, LACE BUNTlNGs'
&C.,at low figure.
PARASOLS. PARASOLs!
$50 SPANISH LACF-TRIMMED Sill X and
SATIN PARAsOLS at $3.50 and s. worth
$3.50 aud 81 so;
100 SATIN AND SILK LINED at $3.50, W,
$3.50. aud 81 worth double The money;
90 SILK BROCADE PARASOLS at 81 and $3.50
worth 50 and "a;
Also. large line of wORsTED and SILK sun
UMBRELLAS from 81 to IS.
Don't fail 10 see our line OF PAEhSOLc'
ULSTERS. ULSTERS! ULSTEKS!
Having made arrangements with very ia'ee
manufacturer to supply us during the season. we
VIII he able show one of the best ana cheapest
lines of LINEN aud POPLIN ULSTERS In the
city, VIII open our entire line by MONDAY or
TUESDAY.
WHITE GOODS! LACESi WHITE GOODS!
As we have purchased largely In these goods at
very low prices propose to give every advantage
to our customers, ana ASK call before purchasing
LACE MITTS SILK MITrS! LACE GLOVES!
The largest stock, the prettiest line, and cheapest
goods in the city. look at our stock IS all we ask
TO he insured of that fact.
Look out for bargains this week at
THALHIMER BROTHERS..
my lisa SuSW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
STRAWBERRY FEAST.

STRAW BERRY FEAST.-ST. AN
~ DREW'S GUILD will have a sale of light re-
freshlnenis at the lecture.room Of The church on
MENIORIAL-DAY MAY 26lh) from 10 a. NJ 10
0P. NJ. my 20'2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
.nLD SWEET SPRINGS,
" MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA,

Tbis DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT q"
be- open frr The accommo alton OF Nl'liors u n.
10, 1851. All The appointments are hr,i-tl.-.
Elevation, 1000 feet capacity Tor l.unt que Pa.
The watti IS powerfully fOulc. diuretlc. midN tt-
tharic, and alterttiye. Mineral plunge aih-.
temperature 70 degrees also, warm and hot milne
raj and fresh water steam naths. Extensive llFerF
Excellent band 81 music express, telegraph, ant
po,t.Oflices m hotel.
Board per day. - 80 per week, SO : per month,
from $40 To- $50, accoriing 10 location.
my aim J. l.. GINtN~. superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

M HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, FANS,
CAssIMERES. COTToNADES, NOTIONS, RIB
BONS, COLLARS, SCARFS, RUFFLINGS, &C.,
&C., &C., at very low prices at
D.8 +. MITTELDORFER'S,
my 22.Su,W,SSa 527 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
LAWN PARTY.

THE LITTLE CLEANERS OF ST.
/ JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH will have a
FLORA'S FESTIVAL on the pain AND 25TH OF
MAY. at O'Clock l.. NJ, at Franklin and Twenty
eighth Streets They beg their large circle of friends
TO meet them this Joyous occasion. Admission
10 cents my 22-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
ICE.
NORTHERN ICE.

NORTHERN ICE.
Representing the
OLDEST NORTHERN-ICE FIRM
In the city OF Richmond, call particular attention
Omy
PURE. CLEAR, FIRM kENNEBEC-klFEk ICE
with which lave furnished my customers prompt
ly, continuously, and full supply
THROUGH THE ENTIRE SEASONS.
Having made nv contract for from
FIVE THOUSAND TO ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND TONS
of the above celebrated ice, prepared 70 supply
all who may favor me with their orders. Win nv
Old courteous ana competent drivers. aud also every
effort Of myself ani 70 entire Subtraction.
nope 10 receive liberal share Of the public pa
trOnage.
Orders by mail, telephone, or Otherwise promptly
ATTENDED 10. MRS. JANE KING,
my slim Wholesale aud Retail lce-Delcr.
Tee! ICEn ICE!!.-fIaying purchased
i a large stock Of COUNTRY ICE, | am prepared
to deliver the same 10 consumers wholesale or re-
tail. or sell from ce-h0uses by cartl0ad or other
wise.
PRICE, Csc. to SOC. per 100 pounds. De iyeret.
VI. y. HOGSON.
Orders left at PAGES coal-yaTd, 7Os Broad or
1905 Cary street. my f-Im