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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-16

lit insures the purchaser obtaining the GEEU-
me article.
at protects the consumer in buying Ponds FIX
tract not weakened with water which found was
done few years ago, when we were induced TO fur
nsh dealers with the genuine article in bulk.
ST. protects the consumer from interruptions
parties selling crude, cheap decoctons to him as
Ponds Extract, for any person tel the genuine
from the bottle and wrapper.
At protects the consumer, for it is safe to
use any other article according to the directions
given in book which surrounds each bottle of
Ponds Extract.
ST. protects the consumer fer it is not agree
able to be deceived and perhaps injured by using
other articles under the directions for Ponds Ex-
tract.
Ono other article, manufacture or imitation has
the effect claimed for ard always produced by Ponds
Extract.
| Ut is preudiciaI to the reputation of Ponds
Extract to have people counterfeit believing it
to be the genuine for they will surety be dsal,-
pointed if not injured by its effect.
S.-justice 10 one of the best medicines in the
world. and the hundreds of thousands using it. de-
mands every precaution against having weak and
injurious preparations palmed off the genuine.
The ONLY way this can be accomplished is to sell the
GENUINE put up in uniform manner-in OUR own
BOTTLES, complete with buff wrappers, trademarks.
REMEMEER-The Genuine Ponds Extract is
cheap, because 1t is strong uniform and reliable
Our book of directions explains when it be d.
luteG with water and when to be used full strength
REMEMBER-That all other preparations, if
colorless, mere decoctons boilings, produced
simply to obtain the odor and without the scientific
| or practical knowledge Of the matter which many
years of labor has given us.
Remember, OR KNOW NoW-That
all preparations purporting to be superior to Ponds
Extract because they hare color, colored simply
because they have crude and, to unprofessonal pee
pie using them, perhaps dangerous matter in them,
and should aeUeT be used except under the advice
and prescription of physician.
Remember AND KNOWLES
very expensive machinery the result Of 80 years
of experience, ttbe most of which entirely given
to this work) and constant attention to the produc-
ton Of all forms of Hamamelis, and that therefore
we should know what we assert, that Ponds Extract
is the BEST pures and contains virtues Of the
shrub than any other production yet made.
Our New History and Uses Of Ponds Extract ana
other preparations sent free.
LADIES-Read pages 13, -, 81 and 26, il our
book which is found around each bottle, and VIII
be sent free on application.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-02-16

II the stomach, liver AMI bowels are affected, to
adopt the remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Diseases of the organs named beget others far
serious, and delay is therefore hazardous Dys-
pepsa, liver complaint chills and fever, early rheu-
matte twinges kidney weakness, bring serious bodi-
yuoubie If trified with. Lose no time in using this
effective, safe and long known medicine.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
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xURgg RAILwAY-MgN PUT a SIGN ON Loo
The MIDDLE OF The RAPIDS.

4uRgg RAILwAY.MsS PUT SIGN on Loo IN
THs MIDDLE OF The RAPIDS.
BryYALo. Janusry IL Yesterday after
noon daring act was accomplished at Nj
axara Falls. During the last few days p.
q. Crapx, u. Maiouev. and u. Whttmau, OF
TIE Erie railway, nave beeD bant, ring each
other into various Deeds Of during. Yester-
dsy afternoon the three men decided to at.
feoppt 4 feat welInigh foolhardy. II was
10 less tban 10 place sign on al
ed log In the middle OF tue river, forty
RODS above Goat Island bridge. The log
Mes 10 the centre Of the rapids, aud has been
tbere for the last tour years. During bat
tine no one has ever been within reaching
Distance Of u. TIE Ueo conceived tue
brilliant idea Of placing y large bosrd'sign
% the log advertising the raiiroad IN whose
employ they are. About 2 O'Clock they set
ont on the Ice. After much effort they
Fesched their destination. Here sig0 four
feet BY twelve feet WAS securely spiked W
The log advising readers 10" 90 East ui1 ----
Rsitwsy.n WOile The men were busiIy EN-.
euvsd 10 their perilous task crowds OF peo'
BE began 70 gtDer on all avsi'sb'e points 10
vsct tneir progress. Msny speeuistions
w<rs INDUCED Ia rs 10 whether tue men
would be able 10 get back BY the danger
eus rsu,e already triser-td. Arer TWO
hours Of Lab r, ~nen the woiK was
completed, shoufs from the spectators an
noupced that something WIS wrong. A
rinuce .bowed tDat tie Ice was breaking up
- IN DIR, clInns. In doing their woik he
- Nd moved the log, aud 40 open'nx
Seisr made. TIE rapid current soon bnished
- lab Tbsven taken by snrnrise. tue
No. vdyeusuiers ola NOT lose their pres
Soer q mind. Hastily picking up some
loose boards wHieh they bad cut from tue
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RICHMOND. YopR sIvgH $50 aa AnxJ
RkILuOl-


RICHMOND. iopE RIVE" -" -, 80, A"k
SCHEDULE Of TRAINS,
- TAXING EFFECT AUGUST -, lseo
PASckNbkh TRAINS
800 2. NJ. Leave Richmond ialiy lricsp. sIu'
dayJ connecting a. Wcst Polnt on
Tuesday, THUk>pA sHi al
URDAl With steamers tOf AZ iiul-
Tugs On the YORK river md "a'u'
more.
THR0U1fI rKEIGn1 TRAINS
800 A. NJ Leave Richmond 'A,y .eisp IN
,O:l6 A NJ. I day., connecting a. Wei rom SE
steamers for Baltimore 90 hONlNt'
II'EsDAY WKDSt =
THURSDAY, .uc >Al lRllA1
with steamers for New l.rA ".
MONDAY, Wtlp\tSpAls 'Du
FRIDAY with Steamer. inr = NV,
trnc, and Vasioo on TrPsOAi sni
SRlpAf
PASSENGER TRAINS.
t0.Or A. NJ. Arrlv, al Ricnmonu iAlp ~ ~
sunday cOunectiu- Al W. -
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. 40 ~
URDAY with s'"sm"N r'm va
rHKOlr,,h fkEI1pI fRAtN>.
z.50P NJ Arrive At Rienmoud 1a!if leh'ep.
S.95 r. NJ sunday counecf.lg At We ,2.'
with siesmyrs fruln BALTIMORE y"
lsrE. Providence. anf BoSioH'
40 .aAslSF o. fr"ighl a. Klchlhu"o !" 49,.
,outnern point N,rs ruf 'hrc - - NAH~
and West Point. 80.
Careful hsudl'ss -. d,.'stcr. sitn "~es' RAGS
guaranteed. 49,. rxtss,
issued 20 All nogfhsra and ~e'i-r loisis' ANY.
For D. formation. apply a. ono" " ~. "
rweuty-fhiro aud DosA Tree b. t'ur nd. -,
sul "''-' -
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James Mcclure, indicted IN New fork
for setting detective thirty coun'e'irn
trade-dollars on the might OF September -;
1879, has been acquitted on the evidence "
Miss Agnes Gilmer, who test'n'd 'na' on
the night In question Mcclure WIS 10 ns.
company, and that she remembered 'ne u".e
from the fact that he proposed marr'ase "
her
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~ q NIttks

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SfO' k-G
Il GRNAT l>nucE S-fNri ~
Ipus uE pAYMEN csli a tenlioD ~
o. All lu need o good 'ooui isrge am st'eet's
AZ cg OF Furu, ore. embra 'rE al Of sac sse'
styles In Psrlor, fh,rh~r, 40 liu'ns h"om >a''s,
,r s,nek N init AMI G ,m.,,r ., oui prces as low ~
ne lowrst: a r gpps W N cn'n IRE WI. any ~ tne
civ ss n worxna 10 hip ard On sh -
" H. eA.tRleut son.
des3m 10 havefuor sksci.
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HENRY RAILROAD AND ITS BRANCH-fRoA
CHATHAM - ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE - PER.
sOXALs.
correspondence OF the Richmond Disna'ch.i
JANUARY IA, 1881.
The grading on the Henry ralir"ad 'inf
has beer done up to within nine miles Of
MaItiusyile. The bridge across Dan i'ver
was tlpisbed some time ago. Cross-'ie- are
also called tor by the tbOu,and for ne t'dn-
vile. Mocksvilie aud Southwestern ra'''
road. arr now it really seems that what
people at fir>t called branch III the denfy
road will In sct be longer than the HeDiy
road.
gentleman Of high character was mere
from Chatham yesterday. lie says the rr'
ports tbst have been published abou' TIE
ATTEMPT of nun Der OF Chatham negroes 'c
Kill a c,l.red man FAMED Hu'cberson we're
no, az all exaggerated, ana tnat the on!
cau.e for the attack Oh Hu cherson was 'ha
ne was and bad been Hancock aDd CaOei
man. This gentleman SAYS that the ne
groes evidently intended 10 Kill Hucotr
sop. and that II |. thought at Chatham ma
the negroes who have be, sent on to TIT
grand Jury will be punished, and ina
o,ber arrests will yet be MADE. 50 we 90
The Dsnyille people feed the de>iitu''
amongst the negroes aud gave due fnneTa
Aouors 10 a colored man who bad been
member OF the C"uncii. ana negroes al
tempt 10 kill col0red man because be sur
por,ed The Democratic ticket.
A NEGRO woman OF quite notorious cna
racter named Sarah Davis tempted u
commit suicide this evening BY the use
ehIorosorm and camphor. Those who pro
opss 10 know say that the trouble with be
vas the loss Of . large amount OF none, b'
Abe hands OF a certain party who had beef
her sgput aud bad disappeared.
Mr.. William j. Crews, who had been con
Hoed 10 tue house for several weeks, ha
been goiug about on the streets dav o
two. Mr.. Crews suffers from bronchia
Affection.
DR.. William l.. Robinson, who has bee
sick for some time, Is now pronounced II
covering. ALrhA'
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

NVOTICE.-rb undersigned 9ives notice
~ int Nv vi ~. ii a deer re- derrd on fbe sou
nj Dece mb~r. 1880, Nv iDe irsnl t"u OF ne
CIV OF Alexandra. 1. he eau = rfaDsin vs. loe
Wa hineton (1iy yIrg'rla Mid'and snd Grea'
som heyn Kailrost {. mpas J. no" pfttar' u lo
ma mn Inc fund. In IA, hands as ows:
'Ib ~ IN holder Of bo"os snn ronpon- of the
Ar { morrssge orange aud " xandri. hai roan
Tompsny me Drih cipdt and int rest thereon IN
mn q Janu ~ j. ltS -. 49,.
eco NOR gage orange snd Nlex,udria Railroad
con. any. the D "iRci al Ond tate est thereon IA
mn 10 Jaru3rN / 1881.
f3I IL the hoiders ~ bonds SUD coupons of Tue
Ma, A. So. GsD Rs,lfo ii omDsnN. the DrtRclDdi
and interest thereon in mi Cd inusrs l. 90 L..
(4l 10 h',,IS Of h"pd nn1 ccuOouS oi w,
IN ri mortgage Urapg. Nex'0irit RAILROAD
Com pan,. a dIyid nd OF 81 40 q re nium 90
IN priucipai aud intsret iberton To 4nuafy l.
1881.
Or nor gage Orangr Aisxsn"rl, anu M'n''sls
Railroad Com pany diyioeuu %, 4 DER e D'uln
upna he piinciral and H. trvs ther on q" Janu ~
1. 1881.
Each hoidsr OF bonds r coupons OF the hrst auu
srroud NOR X &c Orsrgr an =" Slnhfia kai ROAD
s,mpsnt and he rttrs- Gao Raiir"ad ON
nan nut piocuce The So me-. ana "p re' 'Nln3
IN money therefor urn er 'hFin Tor ctnc~.iS
non ueIder, vi The mir ora"se aud AZ X 'ndr'h
R,,lt o. a bond. and rouDof "A Il mr. ursnsf, "
sndrta aud Msnas,ss Rsllosd b. ncs anu eouron
who AS s. ale noov.. Win rc.lv' ovid Ods tereOn
mast nefnr. receiving .uch Ulyi0sDd pron'e ths
same, that such ere At NJ % ,noois hib rs"h
JOHN :. NRBOUf.
tomHl- sionsr,
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Jspatry 3. 1881. M.
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SEINE THREAD.

T LIcHTENs ElN Is >oNSAg@
sEiNE-THRr AID AND - Lt IMfOhifko or
IHt LION BRAND
Warranted to I've ,sisfaciioD al Nos. ana poa'i-
Ties 4 STOCK. which we arr Offering af lower OFFICES
than The eooos can b. bonrnt f'i In any msrkel.
NtlTINi for .au,- In 5. any depth;
sElNE.TWlNtS. Az szes:
LAID, medium laid, and hard
TWfNEs OF evcr, d scriDtiou,
CORK< cuRKW',Up. &c.
Prices guar ,nteed TO be- the ir~-st.
N rs Richmond, Va.
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Tsy George 4. Crawford.
Real Estate Aeeut and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street lnext TO CustornsIIoussI.

1on5 Bank street tnexi to Custom.Ilousr).
SALE OF A COMPARA-
/ lively NEW FRA MED HOtI So. CONTAIN
ING Fix BOONE, AND THREE BEAuT,Euh
IuTs, Nos. o., 90 AND 81. On FAlRFIEID
STREET, IN THE Town OF WODDViLtE.. ~
pur, uanc. ~ the provisions Of a GRAIN deed of
trust executed bv Fdwsrd shaw. now dec a'e,., IN
me ~ irasiee. which reed IL duly recorded ~ Hen
rico County Court Office. aud being required by Tue
hen. uciary therein ~ do. default having been
made IN The payment or the cest therein secured,
shall proceed 10 sell, on the premises to the hlgh-
est bidder, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 17TH.
at SX O'CLOCK 2. III fair; Otherwise ihe FIRST is,r
day th. rea err at The same hour. he PROPERTY
therein conye yed described as t0ows-yiz., LOTS
Nos 15. 66. aud 81, In Sqnare No. Z3, on Fairfield
street and Woo dvile svenue, Win suiloibfs ara
improvements thereon, rs shown by map made
Inv NJ Bates and recorded In said ONCE.
TERMS: Cash as 10 'xspenses 81 save ano 10 pay
off y noie Of 1900. with Int rest from January j.
1880 and the balance IN. such T. rp. a. VIII pe an
nonaced AL .ale SAMUEL r. WADIlILL.
Trustee.
WILLIAM o' "oSo0h' n a.sn.To. Tn. saSsu5t
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DEDUCTIONS
Az MALL DEPARTMENTS
cAnDozo, ALsop. MosBY TO-.
zoos EAST MAIN STREET.
tFoURQuREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co..
42g EAST BROAD STREET.
sweeping reductions have been made in all FANCY
and DRESS GOODS;
SILK, woRsTED. and MIXED BRoCAnfs for
Trimmings at great sacrifice.
We arc now prepared for the present demand on
BLANKETS, CoMFORTABLEs,
FLANNELs, DOMEsTICs,
sHEETINGs, TOWELS,
CRASH, DAMAsKs,
WINE-CLOTH>, ana
ALL HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
We offer In these goods lowest prices TO be tonne
In the city.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
In this department we can offer many Inducements
10 buyersi in
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, PANTALO0N'PAT-
TERMS, sUITINGs, &C.;
GENTLEMEN's UNLAUNDRIED DRESS
SHIRT, well made, 75c. TO 1925;
GENTLEMEN's LINEN COLLARS, best made
at 81 per dozen; CUFFS. 80 per dozen.
MERINo SHIRTS and DRAWERS, soc. to So.
We ssk the attention of gentlemen to our stock
and prices. We are daily adding to our stock and
do not intend to let our stock be run down.
We are Just opening
superb line of CAMBRIA HAMBURG WORN,
EDGING and INSERTING to match--yery rich
and elegant.
WHITE GOODS. NOTIONS, and ALL SEASON
ABLE GOODS.
We solicit your patronage.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
429 east Broad street
CARDOZO. ALSOP, MOsBY & CO.,
1905 east Main street.
ia 9.eOdI
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NEW AND FRESH GOOpS.
PROPs,sALs.

RICHMOND. January 10, 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
- rFiVEi, Al sY pfFiCF, IN RH'HMO ~,
NTH MONDAY 2erH DAY ~ fEsHutHf'
ior ne 9RApU ALTON, MAsyNkY, ana BIN
Yorms OF coptrsc: vita specinca,i ~ WIN oe
furu med on application. X. u. TFMPLf.
ia ll-lswitex6 Chiei tps'peeh
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Iy Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud An tioneer.
1912 Main street.

SALE OF A LARGE
NUMBER or PIECES OF
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND USIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE,
WELL LOCATED. FRONTING on MAIN, CA
RY, GRACE, AND TWENTIETH STREETS,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
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UIGH. CONSTA BLE'S SALE OF
WORK BEN;HES,
CARRIAGE AND ~ AGO< HODIES, FORCES
BELLOWS,
COOKING SrCVE, DESK. FURNITURE, &c.
viii sell ar pIohc auction on
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 10. 1881,
at IL O'Clock A NJ. AT 1907 tasl FRANKLIN street
Inv cou,ept of def ~ an be folio wing uroperty
10 atIef, distress warrar m my haDd- In favor Of
NJ A. Al n. exrcuirix. rs =. . " ddll:
4 WORK RE>CnE-, | cor NTEk,
PURtAU 2 ~ D~1FADS,
WASHS1AND. Q CHAIRS,
ROCKtR. II .SAtt
/ COOKTNG-S 2 TABLES.
WARDROBE. IAkRIAGE-BODY,
OWSandaDpen ages LARGE DESK.
" GON-BODl auo CARRIAGE (p9r. with
-rOHsl.
Lot FLANK PARTITIONS.
LOT tOBGES,Sc. ..
TERMS: Cash Y. HOLZfNGER,
IA rs II. &. c. X.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX-
ID EcUTED al the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE
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BY Robert q. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main ttre {.

GALE OF A NICE FRAME DWELL.
SfNC CONTAININf; SIX ROOMS. AND LOT
FRONTING ABOUT lO3 FEET ON, WnOD.
WILL. AVENUE sND KUT>iSSS BHck yi.
KNOWN A LOTS NOS. 65, Sc, AND 81 IN
SQUARE NO. 23 IN THE TOWN OF WOOD
VILE JUST OUTSIDE Of 1HE CITY LIMITS.
At the request OF The owner VIII oner ior sale' upon
the PR mises, on
MONDAY TIE l7Tu hYoF JANUARY 1881,
at 4 O'clock 3. NJ. the property above De- criocd.
TERMS: VIII be librrbl and announced NJ SAFE
Ia Ia ROBERT u LYME, Aucllo0eer.
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BY Jno. r.. I auvhiep. Jr.. Auciionetr
1905 Main street.

BY Jno. r.. : aushien. Jr. AucIionetr,
1905 Main street.
THE CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE LAW
i AND II-CFLLANEUUS LIBRARY Of The
late Hon. Wtam Gre II, Ill. d., VII be sold al
auction by Ibe subscriber cOB'msnciug
JANUARY ls, 1881.
n, 4 O'CLOCK r. w., AID con m ed iailv nntii the
whole f. sod A. the store No. go Main street. Un.
the n nKS WIN be rracy for xsmIuatioD Janu
ars ION 10 tan.
CATALOGUES will be fprpisned on aDplca Ton.
JNO " EAUGBrO>. JR..
Auet,oner OF Literary and Persona iIorerly. &c =
SeDo o. 1906 Main street.
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ANrHRACi 'OAL Fun ,N,NS
n 600 IONS "BF\ FRNNkLl> LihtN't.
VALLEY" RED ASH ; ,,G. Il W. ,nd az
>Ur Goat 40. wE>1 kE NlA H. 40
,I,,yFn MIL aud MIL 'ItlAN lh
uAtJ ,,nAI nAk and ~ Wish' 81
qualify. GEORGS'~ CREEK & ME NJ IN.
'UAL sold Nv tn cargo az to 'm' !"
GFfICe AND 1ARp, eoroe, ., : v s'n'I -
Cary fetE. VIM wv
~ -
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BLANK BWOKs. &c.
,OO1 NEW AND OLD FIRMS. 1881

w, ere prepared 10 suooy BLANK boohs ana
al other kind OF STATIONERY Ia any arahi"'
and uno Is gooi terms as en- oe had sny""sre'
The BLANK BOOKS OF our own mann ae,1 sre
no. ross.sd far durability and dusn. w, keep ~
och ri, he q uai forms Of BLANK BOuhs re-
ouirrd. from tn fmsies 10 Toe ,srgtst SIZE
sHEi X B,NbK, ON all the bank OF q. 81.
~ yrs III Ls az FXs'HA >GE. NEdO!tA,
BLE and PRUMIssORY MITES, and o'hr' ieFa
banks. al, -.,,o.
de 70 WOODtiuusE 4 PARHAN.
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sDaily.
tDIily except sunday.
DiCHNOND FREDERiCK>ErPG

n
Schedue commencing sunday, Z-ih nc,r..,
1880 5:05 4. 81, leaves Bl'd >tr -, sisu.na.-.t.
due Al WasnIngto $40 \. NJ Baiumore. 1850
4. VI. Phiiadel ohi3. 1880 J.. VI Nfs iors. $50
r. VI. COnn,cis viii New Ior. Llmiieo Fsir...
Siobs only 1T Milford aud Ffe,"iIrk- uufC -
VI leaves Il rd->irttt station raIN ftApp -uu.
Gaysl due az Washington. l:<O Z VI. Hal ifrD..
4 T.. NJ: Pbiade pbla. $40 T.. VI: Nes Nor..
1045 4 VI 4:5s =. ha.,s 30 Il. = rect stair
daily due at Wa hingtOn, 932 VI Ral luDr..
II:40 L. NJ; Thilad' lphia, 1928 ,. VI 80 N.r..
6:45 A. VI S:j- T.. W.. Accou'nod, on for Jun
ton, leave, BtoId-Sre ret stantu 'a except .u.-
dayl. ll:3S \. ~, arrives 90 lyr4.-i'r. station
daiiy: leaves NeN York, ~ y. y lhi ld-. phil,
1910 \. ~: Bal imOrc. 4:ij \. W., V rhingou.
\. VI. 2:2S L. VI arrives u Blr.->.feo .tlti.n
dairy; leave, Warrington IL t. n; Haitmor-.
y:27 4. NJ; Philadelphia. 100 \. VI; ~ loik.
4:3O A. VI. Make, no local siOu,. S:i- 4. W. 4r.
rive al BSrd >Ieet salon ,ailv e Ac. d SUNDAY g.
leaye> Washington, ; Z. NJ; Bal tmOic. 1905 T.. ". .
Pbilad.lphis, ll:i5 A. NJ: New loik. $40 g. w.
S:4I \ NJ. Accorm datIon. arr y'S II lir ai >ir-t
ia ton daily fexc, u ~undill Trains ltsNiig l.'.
mOnd Al 5:05 4. VI. snd arriving a. z2s =. VI. go
moi sion al tlba. & A.TAli e.
General DlctH Agenf
F.T. -. MYERS. General sup rin'end"nr 70
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CUERIFF'S SALE.-B, virtue ~ an or
- der OF he Ch,ptery our O. he cry If K CHI
mond en-, red In The case OF Baker rs. Anderson,
&c, Will on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20. 1881,
AZ o'clock A. NJ. sell al M. store Of 4 W AMER.
son. No l4O9 ga ( Mnn street, tn en'irc stock 81
q IODS AND FIXIU f. IN SAID store. consist
ing OF
LINN and OTTOS SHIRTS,
1.srge ior UNDtRSIIiRIS,
DRAWrRS. CuLLtpS
NF''KTl =. >U-PFNDEkS.
JEWFLfY,
LtnIKINti.GLAeS. STOVE,
good ~HOW.CA~tS,
STORE COUNT Rs.
1T RE gIXrUREs, signs,
CHAIRS. TABi e.. &c Sc.
these are gOnd g0,ds. ard shOuld command the
an, mi n of the tTads JOHN W. WRIGHT,
"a IA tns sheriff Of III CT v OF kicLmond.
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Lynchnurg Passenger ] ram. W a. la'.
Arrive Burseyille.....,.... .......-'l ~" H. ''
Train No. A connects 81 BurS' ~ win Wan
iic. Ni.sissiOpi ana ohio rai'r I'D for F5rhNI''
4 ynchbnrs. aud ali on w-s'fr poi I-.
TriIEs Nos. 4 : ana AZ cnnnec' at "a berlin "IA
MiHCn aud outhtrliu NdrrOw-Ghusr tiii'I 'l
iliOn.
Trsiu Ne IS counecfs ~ salisbury WIN N.t,iY
Nor h Carolina raj road for AshtHlIi. trf al p"ilr
"a Mrsitrn Scr.h frulni.
TRANS Nos. 90. as. aud AZ 'o"n'ci 70 AWilf
junction wi Il Atlsuts ami tntf u o. Ar '. ' fi''
way tor sil y infs south aud -"u 1"" O. ani D.
Charlotte wi n Chtrlntfe tOmmrit sud Ansu ri
railroad Tor al pOln,s south. >outn'a|' aDl N''."'
wet.
Train No. so sions ouiy - Jeirr.siie. pri,.'.
Branch, Bsrbsdi e's. Dinyile. Irr'u,D r'' '''
salisbury.
Trans from the Shove 'mr1 nome afti'. Do
Richmond ABS +. NJ. 4;0S \. VI .an t:43 J., ST.
Train on Arr,h Caroline row. -" thN' 'i''t
bolo' daiiN AZ $50 \. tor ia'rI-h ani T. 10
bOlo' conn citrt a Goia bHfp "rp - tldu' d. %
Wilmington raiirolr tJr Weldon spi WhHin. '.
PI-LI.NA N-CAR >rfkitF:
(iu Train No. 4S-S-w tNrh uni EithWnl. up
anytilr and Aiisu = - q DmNilc aud ~'h1nnfI.
On Trttn No. 42-WS-bmgt"r. Rlchm 1uf. I.I
Danyille, and DauNiilc am Nu2u a.
IicEets sold ~ ~ iDlnL Irtnrsrs i.'
southwest, and baggage checNd through.
No Ay-nvsr "book gives Oh iota ltnt.
General PASSENGER ami llcA't Aver.
I. NJ. X. TALCOrr. General 'ut"' n'"''''
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GOAL! C0ALi
~ No tXrOR1IuN.

Be-, LUMP sPLINT. 1929 o.a 70 ~ -,,..,g
d aunds. e, weed All kl'd A>1Hh 49, Odd
1918 o ~ p-r 2. 900 pound "a. " nc '''
SIR, opp'''" u" "''' '"' w. ia fAGf.
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The stock, which Is allog' Their prime and
THIS SEASONS GOODS,
IS the Target ever offered a. one time In Richmond.
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DANVILLE.

HENRY RAILROAD AND ITS BRANCH-PRoA
CHATHAM ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE - PER-
SONALS.
,.~..a.rordanca or the Richmond DjSna'ch.i
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The attention OF the dies particularly requested.
JAS. tCDOUGALL, AuctiOneer.
f. q. COOK, salesman. Ja lost
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By Jas. Macdougall, AuctioDeer,
No. 10 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-16
nITSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

WANTED SIX MEN, each capable Of managing
a Q, neral agency 10 include one or more souinern
states, Must have res 'urces suihci-n 10 WORK q
sm ~ cores OF sclici ors o" pun ica ON that j,
moth unioue and stan" ard. Business p rinanen ana
Lucrative. Address RAND, MCNALLf ~, Cni-
80 tarnces ia l6-Su3t
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-03-11
Keeping out tho Moths

We never have moths in u carpets
or clothing, and / am tempted TO tel
how we purchase immunity from their
depredations. In May we take every
thing out of the closts and clothes
rooms, and spread bed-clotns, clothing,
furs, etc., where the sun and air have
free access to them. We then wash all
the woodwork and floors of the rooms
and allow them to air thoroughly. Be-
fore the sun goes down we gather up
the articles that have been summing all
day, shake them well and store them in
their appointed places. We pin the furs
up closely in a cotton cloth, saturated
with camphor, and lay them away in
their boxes. This is all we have ever
found necessaryi but some people in
addition tie up little pieces of csmphor-
gum and lay them among their blankets.
A friend who does not take up her parlor
carpet every year cleans her rooms,
then lays a strip Of wet muslin along the
edges Of the carpet and dries every inch
OF II with a hot iron. She says that this
will pffectually keep the moths away
Correspondence Germantown Telegraph.