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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-28

pic II AOND, FREDERICKSRTTpG
HI AND POTOMAC RAIL OAD.-Scbst,iII.o. nv
mencing SUNDAY, Asgust 2s. 1881: GUNS
b:l3 A. NJ, leaves Byid-Strcet station daily. it,
only at Milford aud Frederickshnns1s'p
$40 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station dsiirI..
cept sunday. ''A
4:50 Il. NJ, leaves BY district station daily
400 z. NJ, Accommodation Tor Junctlop' le,,.
Broad-Street station daily lexcept "a,
daysl. ~ N~A
11:26 A. NJ, arrives 1t Byrd-Street station d,pv
2;55 Z. NJ, arrives at ByrG-street station AK.
s:5s P. NJ, arrives At Byrd.s,reet station a.,
Except SuDday). NY
6:27 A. NJ. Accommodation, arrives al Rr,,1
Street station daily except Sund,,l
&. A. TAYLOR"
Geni raj Ticktt AgesL
z. T. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
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For further information as 10 The EORTHWEsr-
ERN MUTUAL address JOHN u. CARY,
Stste Agent 1915 Main street
Richmond, Va.
d. j. S. ID. CULLEN. Medical Examiner.
fsu 81 -eodSmJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-28

Twenty minutes at Howardsylle for supper ili
breakfast.
Close connection made az Richmond 20 AT plIt
north and sonih va Richmond, Frederics,bufE q
Potorac, Richmond and Danyile aud kicnm9.1
aud Petersburg railroads. aud Al LyuchOurg VITA
Norfolk and Western and Virginia Midland il.,
roads, and al WlihamsOn's With Chesapeakt AZ
Ohio raj road for sll points east and west.
For ether Information apply AZ Nos. lll5 "
1l07 Bank street. Is. ;. BARBolk.
Genera Freisht and Ticket AggrL
DECATUR AXTELL. General Manager. ~ ~
EXTRAORDINARILY RAILROAD
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHlA.ANDh
YORK.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 10. 1851.
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by Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctiOnser,
1912 Main street

1912 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
Il BLY, located AND FIRsT-CLASS STA.
PRASKLIN STREET BSTwEEN THIR:
TEEETH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS. AT
PUBLIC AUCTloS7At ihe Tsguest OF .hs owner hs
premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1881,
at O'Clock II. n, the very desirable STABLE
PROPERTY above mentioned which Is now occn-
uied by good tenants at fair rents. Inc buildings
are brick, lhree stories high with Easements, and
substantially constructed. The lots each have
front Of "a feet on Franklin street and run back 10
This property being situated 80 very near the
centre Of business, and being so near All the hrttr
class hotels. Exchange and Ballard, ST James, &C.,
railroad depOu. &c, makes II especially desirable,
aud should command the attention OF those wishing
10 make 1000 and uell-paJing investments. The
property will certainly be sold.
TERMS: Win be liberal and announced at sale.
au27 ROBERT b. LYME, AucIloneer
GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
- SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
BY virtue or decree OF the Circuit Court Of Mont
gomery county. Va, the undersigned commissioners
will sell at public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER L. 1881,
commencing at ~ NJ. this CELEBRAT ID
WATERING PLACE. together with all the im-
prsVeUents and FARM Of aO0ut $40 ACRES OF
: The YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS are distant
three aud bali miles from CbrisilansburR depd,
on abe Norfolk and Western railroad, three miles
from the Montgomery White sulphur Springs three
and hAlf miles from BacAsburg, the seat of the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College. aad
ten miles from the Allegheny Springs. The wafer
Is the finest toalc In the mountains, and The eleT2
tioD Ia z. 200 feet above sea level. The improve
ments consist or large and cOnmodious HOTEL,
with blocks OF COTTAGES capable OF accommo-
dating 200 guests; bowling abby, bath rooms, &c.
Post, telegraph. aud eIDres offices the premises.
This PROPERTY prosents uHgsual attractions on
account Of It's high elevation, bracing atmosphere,
and The valuable mineral properties Of It's waters.
TERMS: $1,000 cash. and the residue upon
credit OF one, TOO, and three years, the purchase
giving bonds for the deferred paymepu With APP
proved security, bearing Interest frola day OF sale.
JAMES A. WALKER,
WILLIAM A. WADE,
~ 81 Commissioners.
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BY FnrmAn Upper,
Real Estate Agent ana AueticDeer,
lOl6 Main street.

FuRnAN Upper. AueiIoueer.
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these cities would probably at this
time have shows more signs Of
vitality
MIR. Camden isranked as a good
business man, Of good judgment,
good executive and protective
ability He enjoys the confidence
o. capitalists. They are not afraid
Of being lead away into wild Wis
ionary schemes by him.
If he should be placed in the
Senate of the United States with
the influence it would give in
coming in contract with men of
capital and enterprise he would,
before the expiration Of his term,
do more for the progress and de-
velopment of the State than any
man that could be selected.
Lot these petty and unbecoming
assaults cease, aud let us look to
our interests in the light the i'm
portance of the question demands.
VERITAs,
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Is al Elegant Book of l2O Pages, One
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decls-3t. Rochester, n. Y.
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A NEW YORK tenement house,
occupied by eight families, caught
fire Tuesday morning from a gaso-
line lamp carelessly used by plum
Der, and the means of exit being
confined to one fight of stairs,
the inmates were almost Immediate
ly made prisoners by the flames. A
number of them jumped from the
windows, but although the flames
were extinguished in half hour, ten
persons, including three babies, were
burned to death. The plumber was
arrested and held in SIC, 900 bail.
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SATURDAY, JAN. s. 1881.
HELP THE POOR.

The Relief Association organized
last week for the purpose Of reliev-
ing the immediate suffering of the
destitute poor of the town, has been
doing a good work. The citizens
have, generally, responded quite lib
orally in donations and money, and
much actual suffering has been re.
lieved, and much prevented by timely
aid. The ladies, as usual where char
ity is to be extended or suffering re-
lieved, have come to the front, and
are lending active and valuable aid
to the worthy project.
The work was not begun before it
was needed. The advent of an I'M
usually early and severe winter had
already caused much suffering to
some of the poor in our midst, and
threatens to bring many privations
to many more, who, in ordinary win
tiers would have been able to live
comfortably. The loss of six weeks
work in the fall has borne had upon
many who, by reason of this unusual
season, have not the means to pro-
cure the necessaries of life, and with
out assistance, must be subject to
serious privations and suffering be-
fore the winter is past and work can
be procured.
We all know how little can be ac-
complished by miscellaneous charity,
and that the only sure way to relieve
suffering in a community is by ju-
dicious and organized effort, such as
the Relief Association.
We are glad to see our people take
such a lively interest in the Associa-
tion. 1t speaks well for them, and
for the opalent souls of our not over
opulent citizens.
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Some people prefer to-purchase
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already to use.
To accommodate each class the
proprietors of Kidney Wort now
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both Liquid and Dry forms.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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Fond parent TO his son: Eyes,
San Francisco is the place to get
on in Look at James, he started
without penny, and has lately
failed for 100000. Of course that's
an extreme case, | don't expect
you to do as well as that. Still,
with honesty and industry. | see
no reason why you should not, in
a few years, fail for $50 000"
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Virginia City Nevada.

Just heard from Tom Harris
Virginia City, Nevada; he writes,
that the doctors had given up all
hopes of saving him. He had
Albumenara in the worst form;
was induced to try Spring Bios
som. He is now bossing his
Stampin mill as usal. Price, so
cents trial bottles, 10 cents. For
sale by E. c. Williams & Bro. +,
Druggists,
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PROPOSALS
Wanted for Building School
House.

SsEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ up to JANUARY 10. 1891, for build
ing School House in Mill Greek District
to be completed BIZ April /, 1881.
DIMENSIONS A good, substantial Frame
Building 20x24 feet, 10 feet story, wea Their
boarding dropped, of dressed inch-pine
lumber, floor above and below, the latter
dressed; roof to project foot over ends
of building, with good oak shingles with
the necessary backing; stone foundation,
to be SIX inches above the level of highest
point of ground, and pointed; seven win
dows, IL lights 8xl0 glass, and one four
light window in gable end, all trimmed
and glazed; one traD.door for loft; strong
brick chimney from upper floor through
the roof, well stayed; one door and double
battoned window shutters, with the ne
ceesary lock fastenings, &c sufficient
square OF flooring elevated inches for
teachers seat, desk, &c; one good desk,
with lock, for teacher; sufficient number
of side seats and desks, of the late improv-
ed styles for scholars, also four long
benches with backs to surround the stove
Building to be wainscosted feet high
around the building and filed 10 with
tan bark or saw dust, balance of sides or
ends to be plastered with two coats and
one skinned coat; strip with the neces-
sary hooks or pins around the building
for hanging hats, bonnets, &c; two
shelves for dinner baskets, &c one for
water bucket; and steps or platform in
front of door. All work to be don. in a
workmanlike manner, with seasoned lum-
Der. To be received by the Boa of Ed :
ucation, or by a committee appointed by
The Board.
Payments will be made satisfactorily.
NJ. l. HENSHAW, President.
J. II. CLENDESING, Secretary.
BUNKER HILL W. Va, Dec. 9, 1880.
(decll-4..)
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Political Notes.
The Legislature of this State will
convene on Wednesday,.

The Legislature of this State will
convene on Wednesday.
A great political conundrum:
Who is Conkling's choice for
United States Senator from New
York?
The Cincinnati Commercial pro-
poses thesname Of Mr.. Bruce, the
colored ex-senator from Mississip-
pi, for Secretary of the Navy.
Perhaps if Mr.. Blaine becomes
Secretary of state there will be
some inquiry made when Spanish
cruisers fire at and overhaul
American trading vessels.
With Land-leaguers buying
rifles in Birmingham and attempt
ing to blow up a British ironclad
in Scottish harbor, the govern
ment has good cause for alarm.
New York Tribune: - "Presi-
dent Garfield's administration
will be controlled with very
firm hand by James A. Garfield.
The man who bets on any other
superintendent will lose his mon
ey."
Mr.. Grow will have to content
himself with the reflection that
snti-Cameron msjorities in the
Pennsylvania legislature have a
fashion of melting away when the
old man or the young one starts
out on the war-path.
A Louisiana observer says that
Ex-Gov. Warmoth, of that State
will lead in the formation of a
new party in the South. He il
described as dignified, audacious
and magnetic. He was born in
Missouri.
No matter what the weather is
outside, things are red hot in the
legislatures that are about to elect
United States senator's.
Perhaps the reason why Mr..
Hayes finds it SO difficult to get
secretary Of the navy is because
we have no navy worth speak
ing of.
Only q few dozen cabinets have
been manufactured for General
Garfield in the newspapers so far,
this week, and still scores of state
men are sitting around and wait
ing for the lightning to strike
them.
If Mr.. Blaine goes into the Cab
met, it will be because he desires
wider field of activity than the
Senate affords him. With his ar
dent temperament he seems never
to have felt comfortable in that
highly conservative body.
Vanderbilt does not often do
anything for which the public give
him thanks, and so it is just as
" ell TO mention that he has de.
served well of decent people by
prohibiting the sale of flash books
and papers on any Of his railroads.
DR.. FELTON,, an independent
Democratic congressman from
Georgia, will shortly make a
speech in the House denouncing
bull-dozing and tissue ballots in
Southern elections, and suggesting
an extra session OF the Forly-sev-
enth Congress to examine into the
subject.
Chalmers undertakes to rebuke
the Philadelphia Times for saying
that he cheated Lynch out of his
election in the Shoe-string district
of Mississippi, and Col. Mcclure
retorts that this is exactly the
truth, and adds that the House of
Representatives will surely give
the seat to Lynch. the Republican
candidate.
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GENERAL GARFIELD will proba-
bly, make his own Cabinet and run
his administration in his own sweet
way, regardless of outside pressure.
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Time, As Hours.

My son had a badly swelled
neck, and sore throat. DIR.
Thomas, Electric Oil cured him
in IS hours. My wife's foot was
much intlamed, Electric Oil cur
ed her in Que day.
L Is. BLooMER,
Virgil. N. Y.
For sale by E. G. Williams g.
Bro. Druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-08

PRESIDENT HAYES has appointed
General Nathan Golf, of this State,
Secretary of the Navy, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
of Secretary Thompson.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-08

JUSTICE SwAYNE, of the U. S. Su-
preme Court, intends to resign as
soon as he gets some important ca
ses off his hands, which are now
pending.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-08

THE Rev. j. r. Thompson, Presi-
dent of the West Virginia Universe
ty, will resign his position in March,
and return to active work in the
ministry.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-08

The Senatorial race in this State
has crystalized into Camden against
the field, or rather the field against
Camden. The field will be beaten
as the situation looks now.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-08

IF the anonymous scribblers who
are bounding the Hon. J. N. Cam
den, were to give publicity to their
names, it would be the only refuta-
tion he would need of their ISLANDERS.
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May we never want a friend,
or a bottle TO give him" A bottle
of Dr. Thomas, Eclectric Oil,
which cures cuts, wounds, burns,
scalds, Get. For sale by f. q.
Williams e. Bro, Druggists:
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THIS PAPER

May be found on file at GEO. P. RowFLt
Il Cos NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU
(1e Spruce st. where advertising con-
tracts may be made for it in New YORK.
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SECRETARY SCHURz announces
in advance that he doesn' It care to go
to Berlin in diplomatic capacity.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-01-08

THE Sprague and Christiancy di-
vorce suits are furnishing matter for
the pnrient, and showing up the skel-
etons in several closets.
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You CAN BUY offs. H. BOYD
Wheeling. w. Va.

Inc FaVorlte Corn Shelter, with fan and
late Improvements found on no other
Shelter, for So. The Improved Baldwin
Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutter, S22 size,
for SIS; S26 size, $2l; $50 size, 1926; S38
size, $50; Power size, 81; with Safety
Fly Wheel, for $35. Moon Lever Cutter
Sc. Giant Corn and Cob Mill, $780, Cash
with order. Hardware, Farming Tools,
Farm and Spring Wagons Lined Cylinder
Pumps; Reliable Seeds for the Garden,
pure and true to name; Grass Seeds for
the Farm, clean and free from weeds.
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TERMS.
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Liberal deductions made for Quarter,
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-29
PEERLESS
ULUSN NIAhUH

The Peerless Gloss Starch is far superior to all
other Starches for family use, in dressing Linens,
Laces and al fine fabrics, it produces beautiful
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-29

There is one view of the present row in
New York that many good democrats take
and which is sound, namely that it would
be for better for the democratic party to
have republican senators elected from New
York than democratic ones. The feeling
is best expressed in the words, let the re-
publicans have all the responsibility, as
they have all the power A slender demo-
cratic majority in the senate would do US
no good and would serve as pretext to the
republicans to shoulder some of the blame
for theirs onto our party. Let them have
all, and on the principle of plenty of
rope" they win soon end their own exist
ence. That party, which in four months
of a new administration, could so thorough
ly condemn itself in the eyes of the people
as the Republican party has done, has
great Possibilities of political suicide open
to it, if allowed to do as it pleases for four
years. The true Democratic policy is to
let them alone, although for the sake of
economy and honesty it would be good if
any persuasions could induce the admins
tration to mete out little punishment to
some of its criminals.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-29
PEERLESS CORN STARCH,

For Ice Cream, Puddings, Blanc Mango, Etc, ii
is the most delicious of all preparations. On
count of Its purity eminent physicians consider
preferable to Bermuda Arrow Root for children
aud iuyalids Sold by all grocers, Samples sent
free to all.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-29

During the last few months newspaper
offices have been constantly receiving cir
culars, printed articles and notes of vari-
Gus kinds relating to the Mormon contro-
versy now waging in Utah. The contest is
based on the question of congressman and
derives its Importance from it.
Cannon, the Mormon candidate, received
q majority of votes, but the governor re-
fused to grant him a certificate and issued
it to his gentle opponent. He based this
action on the ground that in the first place
Cannon was not citizen, never having
been naturalized and consequently not
qualified, and secondly that he would not
give certificate to a man who lived in
constant violation of our laws, being a
bigamisf The papers in Salt Lake City
have taken the matter up, and the contest
is very interesting It remains to be seen
what action Congress will take in the mat
ter, as their action viii decide it, Cannon,
being Republican, has trifle the better
chance.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-29

an edifying spectacle2 Now symbolic of
our super civilization? There was a time
when only friends took each other by the
hand, and smile on the face was an as
surance of good will When enemies met,
they met as such not under the guise of
pretended fellowship. If Conkling and
Blaine could only clasp hands now, how
beautiful would be the sight and the quar-
tette could mount up to glory, amidst the
blaze of blue lights and surrounded by an
admiring class of friends.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-29

Grant and Garfield have shaken hands
and grinned in each others faces. What