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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-22

The Etna, Phoenix and Lancashire in

The Etna, Phoenix and Lancashire in :
surance companies have already paid their
losses, and the others will in few days.
This loss was so promptly and easily set
tied on account of the excellent and correct
condition Of their books, so we'll bept by
Miss Dodge, a daughter Of the senior mem.
Der Of the firm.
The insurance djusters commented very
favorably on Miss Dodge's book keeping.
The loss (entire) of Messrs. Dodge &
Son was $19,307.54
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-22
Numbering and Naming streets.

]. d. Pyott, acting under resolution
Of city councils. has commenced the prep
aration of four large maps on which will
be delineated not only all the streets and
alleys in the city, but also the official
number allotted to every twenty feet front
on all of said streets
MIR. PyOtt is also authorized, under ac
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CORK FACTORY FIRE.

Dodge Sons Losses Adjusted.
Messrs. Bausman s. Burns, insurance
agents, report that day before yesterday
the losses on Dodge & Sons cork factory,
recently destroyed by fire, were settled by
the several insurance companies, paying
$1S, ,O35. %, as follows:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-22
MINOR TOPICS.

A CONTEMPORARY who makes the point
that the people who object to the Mrs.
Garfield fund, have contributed nothing
to it, should have the leather medal offer
ed to such genius for discovery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-22

THE able editors who have been eXercis-
ing their powerful minds in defense of the
Field Garfield purse will soon find oppor-
tunity to exercise their talents in praising
the Garlields for declining to accept. The
able editors powerful mind. however, is
never so little tried as in getting upon both
sides of the question.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-22

AN editor in charge Of religious news
paper. during the summer vacation of its
regular chief, announces the scientific dis
covery that elderberries are not so named
because they arc older than any other ber-
ries. They derived their name from the
fact that an elder of church first dis
covered their color by setting down upon
bunch of them at picnic.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-22

VI uISCTIuluitllOu duu Cue power VI eXpToS-
sion. Hence this study deserves to be the
fountain at which the lover Of philosophy,
literature and art should quench his thirst
The young gentleman showed decided
abilities of Oratory, and the numerous Of
ferings were we'll merited.
Music-Piano and organ duet-Andante
con Motto Beethoven. by Mrs. Brooks and
Miss Brooks.
Oration-"L Lucretia aMott'-Miss Letitia
F. Good of West Grove, Pa. One by one
the good are being gathered home. The
reaper death spares no one. In short
biography she showed up her good and
immortal deeds, in the temperance, edu
catiOnal, and anti slavery causes she advo-
Gated. She was perfect type of true
wOmanhOOd, the personification Of virtue.
Few lives attained such success as hers.
She worked unosteutatiously ; fame was
not her object, she will take her place
among the greatest benefactors of the race.
Some have criticised this woman for going
beyond her proper sphere. She was pro-
tected from injury by justice and her good
intention. Such as she, live in the hearts
OF their friends, in books, in truth and JUS
tice. The philanthropist has finished her
good work, but her deeds will live in the
hearts of her ncighbors for the part she
took in behalf of truth and justice.
Music-VOcal Trio" Charity" by
Misses Clements, Jenkins and Sigler.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Evidently the most pleasant part of the
whole proceedings came in on this part Of
the programme-at least to the thirty-nine
young ladies and gentlemen who battled
with algebra, geometry and mental science
during their course at the institution.
They seated themselves in two semi
circles on the platform, when DR.. Brooks
addressed them. Mr.. G. f. LAYERS, who
has passed all the studies of the scientific
course, was the first to receive his sheep
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-18
RELn THE F0LLOWING {;

BAIxBRIpGE. n. y March %. 1881.
PBRRr DAVIS PAIN-kILLER never (ahs 10 df-
rd IastoRt relief for crs%g sSa ,}n PAIN , II she
ssomsch- SOesfh buhDIIr'
NIcHoLvIILB, n. Y, February 2, 1881.
The very bssE medicine know OF for dysepsery,
JULIUS W. DEE.
MOINGoNA. Iowa. March IL, 1881.
have used your PAIN.kILLKR Ia severe cases OF
eraEp. colo, and chOlera-morhns, and Y gave al
most instant relief. l.. z. CALDWELL.
GAINESVILLE, GA, February as 1881.
Por twenty years have used your lAIN, MI sh
IL my family Have used II many time. for bowel
complaints. and it dttcGys cures. would n0l Ieel
safe without bottle In the house. ). Is. I'VE.
SAco, ME-. January ~. 1881:
Pave med PERRY DAVIS PAIN-kILLER FOR
twelve years. II Is safe, sure. and reliable. No
mother should allow II 70 be out OF tne ismlyy; yy;uc
ONEIDA, n. Y. February 10, 1881.
We began using "a over thirty years ago. and 1t
alsays gives immediate relief. Would hardly dare
10 go TO bed without bottle in the house, svopv
OoSwATBoRo', S. c.. February "a, 1881.
IN Lhe hosse DIR. Il. MORTON.
limited STATES CONsULATE.l
CRKPtaLD, RHEHInH PRUSSIA. Feb. 8. S6l.
have known PERRY DAVIS PAIN-klLLkR
almost from the day n WAS iBtroeuced. and AFTER
Years OF observation snd u'e regard S presence Id
1. s. POTTER, United states consul
BURToN-oN. TRENT, ENGLAND.
bad been several days suHerlng sefeIei1 IIou
'dsrTb6S. accompanied with intense pain when l
tried your PAIE. KILLER, and found almost instant
relef. II. j. AOONK.
2i MONTAGUE STREET, LONDON, ENGLAND.
During a residence OF twenty-'hree years IN lndia
] have given II IN many cases OF diarrhGz, dJsen-
1ery, aud cholera, and never knew it 70 fal u give
Fei,eL II. CLARIDGE
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY. It's price brfsgs
u within the reach OF all. For sale by all Druggists
al Luc.. ACE. and ~ a h0tkle.
PERRY DAVIS i son. Proprfetors,,
~ 2l-eodtsel Providence, X. |.
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A RURAL DARKY IN DOCTOR's SHOP He
was colored rural rooster, and had come
all the way from King William TO have bis
defective hearing treated at the Richmond
Eye and Ear Dispensary. As be approached
the Doctor he could not restrain his iuQuis.
tive eyes from examining the curious objects
around, and his irquisitiyeness was dis
counted by the suspicion with which be
watched every movement Of the physician.
The politzer apparatus was first inserted
in his nOstrils, and when an injection OF
wind bad rushed to the tynpanum Of his
olfactories, Sam looked as II be wanted to
chaw up the machine and annibiIate the
Doctor. He was quieted, however. Next,
the prObang was inserted in his mouth,
and his throat cauteriZed, when sam, jump
ing back about yard or TWO, with look
OF terror, said: "0Oh ooh Great God
Look aheah, look aheab, Doctor, diden you
bun my Iampusf Caus-caus | smeIt
sump'n fryin'." And he retired in great
trepidatiOn.
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hours each way; which will be fair speed
for new road (sixty-cne miles). For Ia.
stance, people who leave here at Z A. M.
will reach Yorktown at about 10; return.
Ing, they may leave Yorktown at 8 and get
here al 8.
RICHNoSD's DUTY.
This information concerning the Hnlsh-
Ing OF the road from Richmond to York
town In time for The Centennial will relieve
many apprehensions concerning the COM
undertaking, and will deyolve upon the
people Of Richmond the duty OF preparing
TO entertain the great crowds expected to
stop here going TO or coming from York
town. 'so
As the capacity OF the hotels and board
iDg.bouses are greatly inadequate TO the
accommodation Of the expected visitors, II
Will become patriotic duty for all house
holders with spare rooms TO take board
ers-not for the moneys sake, but for the
promotion OF the city's interests, which are
or ought TO be dear TO every heart. In due
time an appeal will be put forth Ia this al.
rection, and The results systematized and
published for the benefit Of the strangers
who are TO come within our gates.
Ihb FlhcI hEOlhENT.
The First regiment OF this city win
only be able TO stay at Yorktown during
"the four great days." as they will have
much to do in advancing their Exposition
enterprise, and. besides, It is anticipated
that Richmond merchants and mauufac-
turers will about that time be 50 busy they
will hardly be able to spare their young men
for a longer period. Each company will
provide its own subsistence, and some OF
them have already accumulated considers-
bic money, which will be spent for this and
transportation purposes.
The Thirteenth New York regiment, with
Dodsworth's great band, will either visit
Richmond going to or coming from York.
town-going, most prObably-and IT Is
hoped that they and the FIRST can leave here
together on Monday the 17th, so as to be
present for the great opening-day. As to
this, however, the programme is not COM
plete. Colonel Austen and Colonel Purcell
are understood TO be in correspondence
about the matter, and ii is likely that de.
termination will not be reached until the
Thirteenth's Committee Of Arrangements
visit Richmond, as they propose to do.
With the proposed visit 10 Yorktown, the
duty OF entertaining numerous visiting mill
lait VIsunlZdtIVns, anu Tue EAposllon. bne
FIRST regiment people have all they can we'll
do. The work on their new armory build
ing Is getting along satisfactorily, and the
prospects are that it will be ready in time
and that they will be able to give large and
successful exhibition. Our manufacturers
must heartily cooperate with them, aud so
give to the strangers who come here a fair
idea OF the extent and variety OF our indus
tries. For each house the outlay will be
small. The aggregation will be great, and
the good accomplished will doubtless be Of
permanent benefit 10 all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-18

POLICE COURT Justice ID. q. Richardson
presiding, The following cases were dis
posed Of yesterday:
Moses Bowler, drunk and lying on the
street, was fined S2.
Emelne Tribue (colOredl, assaulting and
abusing Jesse Jasper. and Jesse jasper (col-
ored), assaulting and beating Emeine Tri-
bue. Dismissed on payment OF costs.
James Walker, Thomas Wallace. John
johnson, and Henry Hooper (all colOred),
charged with throwing rocks at Abraham
SeatOn. Fined 81 each and costs.
Moses Preston (coloredj, charged with
breaking the glass in the window OF Charles
Plugfelder. Fined 81 and costs.
John Evans (cOored). assaulting aud
abusing Maggie Dill. Dismissed on pay
ment OF costs.
Egbert Bass was fined $40 for fast driving
in the street.
A. Davis & Son (colored), J. II. Morris.
and Luther w. Parsley, charged with sell.
ing unsound fish in the markets, were fined
s. each.
j. l.. Edwards was fined s5 for The same
offence. In this case an appeal was taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-18

POSTAL Stephen X. Bolts,
postal agent on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway between Richmond and William
sons, bas been removed and Mr.. Hopkins
appointed 10 the vacancy.
Aspecal from Washington 10 Baltimore
paper states that Mr.. Rddeberger has been
to the Post. Office Department "to secure
an order for The removal Of Mr.. Bailey, q
railway mliLseryice Official, who as a dele-
gate TO the Coalition Convention at Lynch
burg delivered vigorous speeches against
Malone and his policy" Superintendent
Bailey was not a delegate, and was not at
Lynebburg, and no man by the name OF
Bailey was conspicuous there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-18

AMERICAN BANKERS AssocAIos.-At
the meeting OF the American Bankers AS
soclation recently held at Niagara John Z.
Branch. president Of Merchants. National
Bank, was elected vIce-president from Vir.
ginis. and J. w. Lockwood, cashier OF
National Bank OF Virginia, was reelected
member OF the exeeutiyc council. The
meeting Il represented as having been one
OF unusual Interest. and N'ss very largely
attended.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.
therefore Few Mere Articles shew.
Ing How Richmond HAY
Become Rich.

Nothine In Our Present Condition that Cannos
be hsmedisd-Plans Of the Beard OF Health
Disenssien on malarious suburbs--Defse,s
OF Oar Sewerage system--ImpuritIes Of
Well aud spring-wstcr, and Suggestions
How 20 Get and Keep HEALTH Opinions of
Private Citizens, showing Certain short
eominss, and Proposing Rsmediss-Another
Letter frem "MeG.v
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sIMnOSs LIVER REGULATOR-
JAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

1hesymptoms Of Liver Complaint are Htier o.
bad taste IN the mouth; Pain In the Back, Sides, ar
Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour
Stomach; Loss OF Appetite; Bowels alternately
scstiSesnd lax; Headache. Loss Of Memory. witha
painful sensation OF having failed 70 do something
Which easht 10 nave beeR done; Debility Low
sniria; thick, yellow appearance or the skin and
sJe; Dry Cough often mistaken for Consump-
Hon.
Sometimes many OF these symptoms attend the
disease, At others very few but the Liver. the
rsesi organ In the body, Is esssay the seat OF the
disease, and II not Regulated an time great suffer-
iae, wretchecBess. and Death Szill ensne.
-AS AN UNKAILISG SPECifIC,TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR or MEDICINE.
NAUTiON.-Buy no Pendecsasr Prepared SIM
'AOsS LIVER REGULATOR ualess In en-
srsSed wrspDel. with trademark. stamp and sigma
tkfenEoroken. None other Is esnslse.
t'ssaFAcTURED ONLY BY
J. III. zEH,IN & CO..
Philadelphia, Pa.
SoaD h1 ALL DRUGGISTS. tea-eodtAu20
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MINIATURE Riot IN HENBICo. Stephen
Swan, Morton johnson, Richard Gibson,
and Charles G. Rollins (ali coloredl have
been sent on 10 the grand jury OF the Hen
rico County Court for unlawfully, feIo-
nIously, riotously, and tumultuouLy. with
divers other persons, disturbing the
peace, and for abusing, threatening,
aud assaultiug Charles Mills (wbite).
1t seems that some colored men EN-.
ployed on the new railroad in Tuckahoe
district went to hills's corn-feld after
Mills ordered them away,
but they refused to leave, whereupon he
fred one or two shots upon the intruders.
Subsequently about fifty or seventy five
colored men went 10 Mills's place, and, iuis
said, assaulted and fired several shots at
him. Justice A, b. COttrell In attempting
TO quelI the disturbance was fired upon, the
bali barely missing bis head.
The affair created some excitement 10 the
The prisoners were CON-
mitted to Jail TO await the action Of the
grand jury. and it is understood that efforts
will be made TO arrest all who took promi-
nent part in the affair.
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IL THE FUNCTIONS on THE LIVER are In sny
way disordered, the whole body, aud not only the
body, but the mind, sympstbizes With the dstsrbsd
organ. Bilious complsiBis are more common than
any other disssse; aud 20 remove The bile. as well
as to regulate the liver, you only have 10 take SIM
MONS LivEs REeULATos, which win impsrt new
life aud vigor 70 ihe whole system, Buy only the
genuine, In white wrsppsrJ with red q, prepared
only by J. IA. ZHfLJN a 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-18
OCTOBER DAYS.
The Arrangements Proposed for tine
Comfort OF those who viii spend
Them nc Yorktown.

Ehe Chesapeake and Ohio Branch from Rich
mond 10 Yorktown and Newport News will
be Ready In Time; Good News Thht-The
Grand Days; Military Encampment; Ar
rangemsnts at the wharves; Camps and
soldierly Subsistence--siske Your Prepara.
tions I'm Time-0ur Own Duty.
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in his travels and explorations 10 South America
became deeply interested IN the wonderful proper
ties Of the Coca plant. Consumption and asthma,
he says, are unknown among be natives who use IL,
and IL Is furthermore conducive 10 longevity. The
Coca forms one Of The ingredients Of the Liebig
Compauy'5 celebrated COCA BEEF TOXIC. At 10
conductive TO health and longevity. It's use Is very
beneficial. Examples OF longevity are numerous
among the Indians, who from soyhood up have
used II. Cases are no. unfrequent OF Indiaas az
taiping the great age Of one hundred and thirty
years." says Professor J.J. VAN TsHuDI, Travels
in Peru along the Andes, eel. Be sure 10 gei LIE
BIG CoMPAsY's COCA BEEF TONIC, as there are
worthless commercials II is invaluable In dyspep-
sia, liver complaints, ETC. ImiiaIors will be prose
rutsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-18

Tus MosARr THIS EvESISe-First. over
ture, Poet and Peasant" (Suppe,) or
cbestrs; second, solo soprano, Thou Art
nv Dresm In Silly Night (Abt,l Miss
Jennie Jones: third, solo clarinet, Family
Conversatson.' - tForti,) Mr.. Felix Jardella; /;
fourth. a, "ziek-Zsck" " Polka. Faust b,
{" Out OF Sight Ous ,f Mind" Galop. (Faust,)
orchestra; fifth. ballsd, "SIeep Ny Love,
Sleep," (sulliRsa,) Miss Jennie Jones;
sixth, duo for tvs pianos, "God save the
Queen" (Herz,) Messrs. Tbilow and Eein-
hardt; seventh. wakes, "Auf sehGsuchts
(Fpqst,l orchestra.
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TBR WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, 90; (;
A. NJ, "a; noon, SO; p. NJ, 81; 6P.
NJ, "a midnight 60.
Mean temperature, 733.
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DnkTH OY Mr.. THOMAS b. GARNBTT.-
Intelligence was received here yesterday OF
The death IN Essex county Of Mr.. Thomas
B. GarDett, well-kuown and bighIy--e-
spected citizen Of that place. The deceased
was the father OF DR.. Jeniier Gsrnett, Of
this city, ana Mr.. G. T. Gsrnen, OF
Mathews county. and had n large circle Of
friends and scqusintances who will regret
TO hear OF his demise.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

VDo0 30 AyucuDurKs
FIRST TRAIN FROM RICHMOND TO LYScHBURG
OVER THE ALLEGHANY RAILRoAD--THE NEW
SCHEDULE.
The Allegheny railroad is now an un.
broken line from Richmond 10 Lynchburg.
The bridge at the combined locks (about
ten miles this side OF Lynchburg) and the
trestliDg over the canal short distance
above the locks, which have been for some
time past the only obstacles 10 all-rail travel
between Richmond and Lynchburg, were
completed this week-the former on Mon
day the latter on Tuesday. Yesterday morn.
ing at 7:20 O'Clock a special train, having on
board Decatur Axtell, Esq, general man.
ager OF the road, and wife; Charles f..
Wortham, Esq, wife, and two daughters !;
s. G. Tinsley, Esq, and two daughters |;
a5d A. l.. Boulware, Esq., left the depot,
run reached Lynchburg at O'Clock p. NJ.
The new schedule on this road which
goes into effect to-day is ss follows Passen.
ger train leaves Richmond daily, except
sunday, at $3.50 Z. NJ. and arrives at Lynch
burg at 11:l5 p. NJ; returning, leaves
Lynchbnrg at 4:05 A. NJ. and arrives in
Richmond At 1l:45 A. M. The Sunday
excursion train will leave Richmond at $50
A. NJ. for Seottsville, and returning reach
here at 7:15 p. N. the same day. The
freight train will leave Richmond daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at O'Clock A. M. The com.
pletion OF the line TO Lynchburg will neces-
state the putting on OF two additional
irains-one each for passenger and freight
purposes-the company with its present Ia
cllities having had as much as It could do to
accommodate the demands Of purely local
business. This will be done as soon as ad-
dilional locomotives can be procured-say
In about two weeks from the present time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-18

THs CgYrEXKsAL CgORus.-Tbe CestrH
ssstjon of the Yorktown Centennial Choras
met At Sanger Hslle last night for rehearsal
The nCenteDnisI 0de,v the " Prayer
/. Hsii Columbis, /" and " The star.Spsngled
Banner,o were rendered with proficiency
ttst gave evidence OF careful trsining. Di'
rector sIegeI deserves great credit for nis
promptness snd efneicuey In 20 successfully
ergspislng this eboSus. -
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, cloudy weather, light rains,
northeaslerly winds, aud stationary OF
lower temperature aud pressure.
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CHICK CIGARS, sc.
BED.Buos, RoAcHEs.

Rats mice, ants, flies. vermin. mosquitoes, In
sects, &C. cleared out by " Rough on Rats FIJI
seen.cent boxes AZ druggists.
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D6ArH OF WILBUR r. BIEYoRD-FoUR
SONS GONE IN FEW YEARs.-Wilbur r.
Blniord, son OF john j. Binford, Esq, died
yesterday, aged thirty-tiye years, aud bis
funeral will take place at O'Clock this af-
ternoon from the residence OF bis father,
2305 Broad street. 1t is sad enough TO
think Of one in the bloom OF manhood pass
ing away, and of the grief Of relatives and
friends; but this is the fourth son Mr.. Bin
ford has lost within the past five years.
Superintendent James Fl. Binford, OF the
public schools; William K. Binford, Of the
State Library; and Captain Charles T. BiH-
ford, tobsccoDist, were all brothers Of the
worlhy young gentleman whose life ended
Yesterday, and sons OF that excellent gen.
tlemzn who has thus been called upon TO
bear fresh load added TO his already heavy
burden Of grief. To him aud TO all the re-
laiiVss aud connections the whole commu-
pity send out their heartiest sympathies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-18

How MANY TIMES HAS LONG sIEGa or ILL
NESS been syersed by Timely resort 10 that su.
perior Alternative and corrective, TARRAsr's skET-
FER APERIEST, without which no houeehold ID
aafe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-18

NJ. ELLYsoN Co., advertising agents. lusert aa-
vextisepen in sll Of the newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIE
Dafsh ooantins-room win receive prompt s;teo-
tisn.
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PERRY BAvIs pAIN.KmLEn.
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.

At this season various diseases OF the bowels are
prevalent, AND MANY LIVES ARE LOST through
lack OF knoSledge Of safe aud sure remedy. -
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HoToPP's CELEBRATED FIRsr-PRkMUM
CHARLoTrRsvILLE CLAREr at 81 per gallon at
CHRISTIAN a WHITES.
DRY AND SwREr CArAwBAs-elegaat summer
wines--cheap, ~ CHRISTIAN a WHITES.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done q n
DISPATCH PRINTiSG-HoUsE. Good WORK. low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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yITANTED, TO RENT OUT PERmA-
w NRNTLY yIRsT OR SECOND FLOOR.
lscAIed. Adursss ROOMS.
sul8.2t csre OF Dispatch.
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"LIEBIG CoMPANY's ARSIcATED FxTRAcS
OF WITCH HAZEL | consider superior 10 any
Witch Hazel In the market"
II. r. SrouT, N. D.,
jacksonville. Fla.
Cures Piles, saI,-Rheum, PalDful MOnihles. and
Weak Eyes sod IN 6fty cents and dollar sizes.
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~ n nTgNGs.
r O. O. F.-THE MEMBERS

T 90. F.-THE MEMBERS ..ssnnxs..
l.. Of AURORk LODGE, No. ll6, %
are hereby uotided 70 attend q regular 1sS<11o<Sr
meeting on THURSDAY EYENlNG. rsf~
AusuIt 18th. at O'clock, sl Knigh.s OF Honor Hall.
corner rnh aud Marshall s,reeis. IL Is earnestly
reas ests< that eysry msnbsr VIII he rromsi In at
tsudasca. Distiogsishes Grand officers Will address
she Iosge on maipsr OF vial importance 10 every
ODD Fellow, especially those interested In the .. II.
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BY order J. W.. WHITE, Noble Grand
JOHN J. SULLIVAN.
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