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suBJEcns FOR DISCUSSION.

1. Our Associa tion-What its True
Sphere2 What may we Hope 70 Aecoh'
plishY Introductory by the President.
2. The Geological and Minerai iheeIes,'
OF Virginia, from an Educational o'anu'
point. Hon. William II. Rufner, enper'n'
fendent OF Public Instruction.
3. The Ecueiiional Value OF Bioiop'ea,
Studie., and the Practical UtilIty OF Na'u,s'
History "a Developing the lndusti "a, M
sources and Prosperity Of Virginia NJ ~
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Tue WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
sultry, with wind and rain-storm in the
afternoon.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: g A. NJ, 81; (;
9 A. NJ, 80; noon. 95; z. NJ, 7S; 6 p.
NJ, SO; midnight. 7S.
Mean temperature, 81.
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SAVE MONEY by having your prnting done at the
DISPATCH PRINrING-HoUsy. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Charles Rice, drunk and lying in the
street, was fined 50.
Moses Quarles (coloreG was fined 81 for
being drunk.
Thomas Higgins. charged with being
drunk, was discharged.
George Anthony, drunk and disorderly
in the street, was fined S2.
Emma Miller (colored) was fined 81 for
drunkenness.
James Terrell, drunk and disorderly on
the street, was fined S2 80.
Thomas Walker and E. A. Winn were
fined 81 each for their sons using gravel
shooters In the street.
Robert Nelson (colored), charged with
forging the names OF II. Smith and Others
In the Commercial Club restaurant for re-
fresbments. Discharged.
Charles Smith (colored), charged with
being common thief and suspicious char.
acter. was required to give 800 surety
for his good behaviour for three months.
Committed in default
James III. Brown (colored), charged with
shooting Thomas Funn with a pistol, sent
on to grand jury and committed.
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VIRGINIA CLAREr Oh craueht, OF gneo'au Wy
nne quality, a, 81 p.r gallon; imooried Clsrst N
diaughi at tl.25 per gallon; California Port wine'
for medicinal use, a. t2 psr gallon. We can recon.
mend these wines as rather better than most Viz
ginia wines. w, u. BLAIR \ Co.
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Richmond, June q. 1881.
ICOmmupicatcd,l l

Mr.. w. S. Armistead, business manager
OF the Southern Planter and Farmer, Is
compiling a centennial No. OF the Planter
and Fdrmer--a most valuable medium for
advertising. 1t will embrace an edition OF
| 80, 900 COMES.
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YELLOW, DYsPEPTIc. NERVOUS ISvALIDs
grow strong, ruddy, aud healthy by the use OF the
LIEBIG CoMPASY's coca BEEF.ToSIc. Beware
of limitations.
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NEW ORLEANS CIGARS
WEsrMoRELASD, QUEEN BEE;
MARDf GRAs, elegant;
re Havana alIers-very low at
CBRIgTIAN a WI,
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.

NJ. ELLYsoN q Co., advertising agents. insert aa-
vertsemcnts In all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts.
patch counting-roon win receive prompt attep.
tiau
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Picnic CIGARS, Sc.
DON'T pIE IN THE HOUSE.

Ask druggists for I" Rough On BATS" II tclears out
rats mice, bed-bus, reaches, yermip, dies, ants In
seets. LIZ cents per box.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, sc.

"YoUR SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR has been
In use IN my family for some time, and am per
susded IL IL a valuable addition TO the medical SCI
ienee. Go ernor JOHN GILL SHORTER,
"of Alabama
at has proved good and ef'icacious medicine.
&C. A. SU1TISG."
Buy only the Y, a.. hlie wrapper with red
T., prepared only LIN &Co.
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ICE-caEAn. CexYYcrlonERIEs. sc
DURE IcE-i;REAM.

DDRE ICE-tsHI AN.
Families. managers of pc-nics. fairs. festivals
excursions. &C., will ruA a. TO their isterest 70 try
ng
PURE, UNADULTEaArED IcE-CsgAm,
prepared from cream OF the beat mountain dsiries
oreers for sandsy must be efi exclusively on rat
nrdsy.
: Always on baud, OF my own manufacture xo"s
supply OF CAKES. II. w. MOEsTA,
my yl2-sm 10. I0o ssst Main street.
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no PARTIES CONTEMPLATING A

1 VISIT 10 NEW YOBK,- Such VIII lind CON-
VENIENT aud COnsOBTABLt APARIMENTS
with FIRSr.CLASS TABLE and attendance a.
No. l0S EAST TWENTY-TIiIkDS STkEEr. The
location - the most central ard ca ~ access OF
any in the city, anu parties viii a all tines ind
every attention 10 their wants and convenience.
Terms will he found reasonable. Parties d'slriag
TO engage apart ments In advance NAV ADDRESS
MRS. WILLIAM bEVAN.
l0S east Twehly.thlrd street, New York.
my 3l-eOdlm
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DIVIDENDS.

Office VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARIEE)
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RICHMOND, June IA, 1851.
fNHE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
L PANY have this day decl9red Il semi annual
dividend of FIVE Pnk CEN -, PAYABLE 10 stock
holders on aud after July Isl nex'.
te 80 lw WM III. MCCARTHY. secletarx
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FURMAN TUPPER, 8 p. ~. brick store, with
dwelling above, No. 710 north Second street,
between Jackson and Duval Streets
WILLIAM Il. NORMAN & CO, Baltimore, ll:S0
A. NJ, 5000 bags Rio coffee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 9 Z. NJ. executors sale
Of lot on the south side OF Floyd street between
Plum and Lombsrdy streets.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, 81 p. NJ, bulldog lot on
the north side of Grove avenue between Hary.e
and Plum streets.
w. GODDlN, 9 z. 81, brick dwelling on the south
side OF Main between Adams aud Jefsrson
streets.
JNO. T.. LAUGHT0N. JR, 10 A. NJ, gold asd si.
yer watches, new and secoud- hand clothing, mu-
steal goods. nistols. &C.
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PERSONAL.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, RE.
w SPECTFULLY return our kindest thanks To
the members Of the ITALIAN BENEFICIAL So
CiETG for Their many acls of Kindness both day
and night rendered our father, Mr. q. DoBati, du-
ring his illness. DO<ATI BROTHER.
ie 30.lt<
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BAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALx.
GIVES TO EVERY wonAS
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLETION.
No matter how much 1t may hare become i'm.
paired BY nature or Otherwise, Il makes the sEfN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YoUrH. m
1t Is not only EkEeANrLY PxRPuxED, but II 10
in every way most perfect wash and sPlKspI
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and is harmless as water.
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BRIEF ITENs-PRRs0NAL.-The track O
the Richmond and Alleghany railroad /,
almost In sight OF Lynchburg.
Mr.. Woodson, City Collector, says pay
| your city taxes. His Office will be open until
this evening, after which time 10 per cent
will be added.
Vice-President Parsons, OF the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, IS ip the West look.
Ing after railroad interests there. He is
going to New York tomorrow to attend q
meeting OF the Board Friday.
1ce-deaers are reducing their prices at
this season.
The State Agricultural Society publishes
the resolution adopted by the Executive
Committee that exhibitors be invited to
erect buildings at the r.Grounds for the
purpose OF displaying their wares; these
buildings to be the exclusive property Of
the parties erecting them, subject to certain
specified conditions. ..e
The Richmond and Allegbspy railroad
announces that Sunday.excursion train
Will be run to Bremo next Sunday morning,
returning in the evening.
Mr.. w. X. Trigg has been elected general
agent OF the Richmond and West Point Ter.
mina Railway and Warehouse Company,
and has resigned his position OF cashier Of
the City Bank. Mr.. Walker Hill succeeds
Mr. Trigg as cashier.
Colonel w. ii. Palmer has been elected
vice.president OF the City Bank.
gray horse htched to light under
takers wagon yesterday morning ran away
on Franklin street and into Twelfth street,
where he was stopped.
A majority Of the Board OF Public Works
have ordered the release Of $4,000 in bonds
held as a pledge, &C., on account OF the
completion OF an additional section OF TWEEN.
ty.fve miles OF the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad.
Mrs. DR.. r. w. HaxalI, Of Richmond,
has gone to Alexandria en- route to New
York, where, on the 18Th she will sail for
Liverpool in the Galia.
Captain j. Z. Wheeler, special agent OF
the Internal Revenue Department, is on bis
annual tour, and has just finished an ex-
animation Of Colonel o. ii. Russel's Office.
in this city. He found it in excellent con-
dition, the accounts balancing to cent.
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~ On all sales OF Real Estate made between the
lst OF January and last OF jane the taxes for the
all sales made between the 81 OF July and last Of
the year the taxes have TO be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL RANK
u LII AIAA-u ~ Inn. 90 IaAI

RICHMOND, VA June 29, 1881.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
l. THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK DP
RICHMOND have this day declared DIVIDEND
OF 81 PER CENT. on tie capital stock cut q he
earnings OF the past six months, psystie 10 the
stockholders on and aher the isI or Jaig. fres ol
tax. }. r. GLENN,
H. 30.lw cashier.
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Sitbmond 1ispatth.


ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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THE STATE BANK or vIR0isiL.t.
RICHMOND, VA, June 25, 1851. I
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
l. have DECLARED A DIVIDEND Of THREE
PER CENT. free OF taxi. payable on and siler
JULY |. 1881. WILLIAM NJ Hill.
je 29.lw tsshiei.
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IRON BITrERS.
DRowN's IRON BITTERs
IRON BITTERs

IAre highly re- -
commended for
all diseases re-
IRON BITTERsiquiurg = Ger IRON BlTTERS
tain and eff
cient TONIC. es-
ATrue Tonic. oecialy pYs- Cure Dyspepsia
tPEPsIA, ISDI
IGEsIiOS, IN.
Il RMITrEST
FEVER. Los
p STRENGTH,
WANT or FAPPE-
IiTE, LACK OF -
IRON BfITERSl ENERGY, etc. IRON BITTERS
hnTiches the
blood, strength.
Complete ems the muscles, For Delicate
and gives new
ltife to the
Sirengthencr. luerves. THEY Females
ACT LIKRA
CHAIN on the
ldigesttve c Or
gaus. removing
lall dyspepticl
lsymptpoms.
TRY THEM.
IRON BITTERSl lSold by ali drug IRON BlTTERS
giStS.
Write for the
Snre Appetizer. A Book Sure Reviver.
SENT FREE.
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Cure Dyspepsia.

see that all IRON BITTERS are manufactured by
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have cross
sa red lines on tbe wrapper.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
A. l6-eodly Baltimore, Nd.
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Entered at the Post-ofice at Richmond, Va, as
secoud-class matter.I
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nIVID -OLD DOMINION
~ STEAMSHIP CUMPANY.-FIvsPtR tRCfNT,
DIVIDEND will be paid 10 the Virginia Stock
holders out OF the earnings for the past six mouths
al the companys Office. Rockets, and after July
l, 1881. GEORGE W. ALLEN CO.,
IL zS.tJg1 AReEts.
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ICE.
BOARDING.

WANTED, BOARDERS FOR THE
w SUMNER SEASON In neat home In the
Valley, half mile from Weyei's Cave. on the line
of Shenandoah Valley railroad. For particulars
address 4. q. +.
je 30.2ls Mt. Meridian, Augusts cpun'v,v Va
DOARDERS WANTED AT A COM
ID PORTABLE AND DELIGHTFUL HOME
near Columbia, Va Richmond al d AlleRbsny rail-
road. Information as TO terms Will be given oy
=. II. PULLIAy,
ie 29 esd4t No. 7 nOr'h Tenth street.
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The Directors of this company bsve DyCL tR9D
A SEMI.ANSUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
CENT free Of all taxfsl out Of the proats OF the
last six months. paya5e 10 the s;ockh0iefs on aud
after JULY l, 1881. J. N. TATE.
NJ 20 2w Sserstsrv.
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RESTAURANT.

On DOZEN SOFT CRABS,> ~
~ also HOG FISH and HARDSEs&NSS
CRABS, received Der steamer Ariel WEDNESDAY
EVENING, June 29tb. Crabs devilled by us.
te 30-lts SMELLING & ADAMS.
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HAVING LEASED THAT VERY DE.

At tNp bEaSED IA n Eh bE-
IL SIRABLE HOUSE No. 403 FAST MAIN
STREEr, would be pelsef TO confer With parties
wIshI < 10 obtain t1R~T-CEAsS BOARD. Apply
until july ~ AT No. zoo east Main.
&C. 23-eoG6is MRS. Nj. V. SMITH.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE IssCEAScE 90 4
RICHMOND, June IS. 1885, I
nIVIDEND NOTICE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20

What's become of Bob Ingersoll? Isn't
it about time we had something from the
great orator on hell or affairs ut Washington!
San Antonio Express.
We believe we can enlighten the Express
'orator Bob" we see it stated, is officiating
as attorney for Brady and the other star
route thieves in whose welfare the Express
has manifested so protracted and
tender an interest. William Lloyd Gar
rison, the great abolitionist before the war
was wont to style the United States consti.
tuition "a covenant with death and an agree
ment with hell" The star rautc business is
good deal worse than that; so that Bob
naturally has his hands full. He finds nc
time to discuss hell in the abstract while the
actual hell yawns uncapped before him. and
he is called upon to close and whitewash it.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20

The st. Louis Republican disposes of the
insanity feature of Guiteaa's case in very
brief, pointed and proper way when it says:
I'VE are willing 70 admit that Gu;teal WIS
mad. and is mad. whenever il is coaceie
that his sort Of madness is best treated by
the halter. Whatever else may be said in
his behalf. We insis. that he and al other
insane murderers of his kind must be re-
eArded as sane enough to hang" And in tina,
the Republican expresses the sentiments Of
ninety-niue ont Of every one hundred Of the
american people. The people are getting
tired of the universal practice Of trying
murderers for acquittal instead of conviction.
the object being not to determine whether
q murder had been committed and by whom.
bat to see f there cannot be found some
gli5ble under which the law can be defeat
ed We all know that Garfield was murder
ed in cold blood and with deliberat;on: we
al know Guiteau murdered him. We all
kaow Gui;sll oush: 70 be hanged So
hang him We can discuss the sentimental
points of the case afterrards.-Erprcss
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20
News Summary.

Effort is being made to secure the service
of Gen. b. +. Batter, rs counsel to Guiteau.
The Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Rail
road has $500 men in its employ.
San Antonio is improving, large number
o. buildings being in course Of construction.
One hundred AMI scventy kegs Of beer
was consumed during the saengerfest at
Boerle.
The elections in Oa:o All Iowa went Re-
publican by reduced majorites
The Yorktown centennial of the surren-
der of CORVALLIS is in progress.
Parnell, the Irish agitator, has been arrest
ed by order Of the British Government.
Gov. Wirz of Louisiana, del Oh the 10th
inst.
Barnrm, with hi, ''gaeatest show on
earth, " is expected shortly in Austin.
Dr. j. G. Holland, the author. died sud
denly in New York on the morning of the
18th. ~.
Bayaris time rs president pro ten OF the
Senate was short. As soon rs the new
members were sworn in again giving the
Republicans the majority, they elected
David Davis.
Bob Ingersoll has found timo and the
excitement and solictude incident to the
shooting Of the president, the sorrow ooca-
stoned by his death, and the anxiety fe't in
the Inauguration and policy Of Mr.. Arthur,
to write rejoinder to Judge Blacks point
cd remarks in the August number of the
North American Review, and it will be pub
lished in the November issue of that peri
olical.
Orson Pratt, the Oldest and best educated
of the Mormon priesthood, died at Salt
Lake city on Monday. A few years ago he
had n famous discussion with Rev. DR..
Newman, of the Methodist church, on the
question, "Does the bible sanction polyga-
my?"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20

Major Penn commences a camp-meetinl
Mt San Marcos next week, and We sincerely
hope that he will be able to do something
for Julian, of the FREE PRESS. San Mar
cos Affords great field for the Majors work
Orange Tribune.
We fear friend Harris, although he pro.
fessed conviction and conversion, is yet in
the gall of bitterness and bonds of iniqui-
ty," as indicated by lingering jealousy of
the superior moral and aud religious light of
this blessed town of San Marcos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20
A Wise Deacon.

Deacon Wilder. want you to tell me
how you kept yourself and family well the
past season. when ali the rest of US have
been sick so much. and have had the doc
tors visiting Us 50 oftcn."
Brother Taylor. the answer is very easy.
1 used Hop Bitters in time. KEEP; my family
well and saved the doctor bills. Three dol
lars worth of il kept US well and able to
work all the time. III warrant it has cost
you and the neighbors one to two hundred
dollars apiece to keep sick the sane time"
Deacon IL use your medicine hereafter
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20

The result OF the late election in this state
IL at last announced. Division of the Uni
versity carried by abou. two to one. For
the main institution Austin RECEIVED in all
80, 9i3 some 1900 muiority over Tyler, the
next on the list. For the Medical Depart
mert, Galveston received 2+,7tl, nearly
twice as many as Houston. Both tho con-
stitutional amendments were defeated by
large majorities.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20
Mexican War Veterans in Texas.

The Members of the Association Soldiers
of the Mexican War of the State of Texas are
to hold their reunion on the 2lst day of
October, 1881. at Austin, during the State
Fair. E. w. Stands, Secretary of the As
sociation informs us, the following Railroad
Companies have made reductions in rates to
the Members of the Association. Houston
& Texas Central half fare for round trip
Excursion tickets to be purchaseiat starting.
Galveston, Houston Il Henderson Railroad,
same as above Texas & Pacific Railroad,
same; Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad,
one and one-ffth fare, round trip tickets;
Texas Il Mexican Railroad, full fare coming,
returning free on certificate of the Secretary
of the Association. Morgan Steamship
Line, same as last above. Other Railroads
not yet heard from will doubtless also make
similar reductions before October 21st, in
time for the Veterans to be present at the
reunion.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20

The San Marcos Nutshell Claims that it is
published on the first hand press ever
brought to the State of Texas--one Of the
old-fashioned hand presses. 1t creates bad
Impression for an editor to admit that his
paper is worked by crank.
We clip the above, not rs endorsing it
ourselves, but as n sample of the hits of the
wicked wits of the Texas Siftings. We are
every week expecting to receive the coup de
grace from the same quarter.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20

WE are in receipt of copy OF Gov.
Roberts new book on Texas. From haSty
look through It we take 1t that some of the
newspapers of the State have scarcely done
justice to this work. It appears to us to
possess quite good degree Of original merit
and to give information not to be found
elsewhere. The price is 81 in paper covers,
cloth, 81 30. 1t may be seen ut this office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20
Announcement.

Mr.. Victor Julian, who has done the job
work aud press work for a year past. and
for several months, much of the other work
of the FREE Pass Office. will hereafter take
entire charge of the mechanical department.
He is authorized to receive and receipt for
money due the Office or attend to any other
business connected with il
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20
House and s.os for sale.

Not With the purpose Of leaving this town. but
in order to improve my place IN the mountains
will sell very cheap for cash nv house and lot
siiu-,cd one block from the public square. The
house has six rooms, SMOKE house, stable and OH
sr necessary oui-houses. good shade and a spien-
dia vel Of vs.e-. win sell che, :; to make quick
sale. Apply to tie owner on the premises. or o,
his shop On sA, . si0n.o street. e. u. RAU.
cc-u
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20

LAWRENCE, Kan, Jan. II 'S1.-Having
tried your KREss FEVER Tonic for the Ague,
with which have been afflicted for over a
year, I can cordially recommend it, as l
know now what it is to be free from chills.
spt29-1m PLINY l.. SopER.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20

Mesas. Hutchison d Bro II am happy
to say that your "Neuralgine" acted as u
specific in my case, relieving me in an in
credibly short time. would advise all s,lf-
fering from neuralgia and headache to try
it. Yours, etc.
L. V. SIMS, NJ. D.
For sple by Reynolds & Daniel.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-10-20
Guiteau In Court.

ArralgmcS and Pscnds "Nos Guissy"
Ms Defcncc. lnss uisy, aud that
the President,s Wound net Nee
~ cessasiiv Mortal. NE
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-15
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

HMGHT's tannery, at Milton Centre,
n. Y, valued at 100000, was destroyed
by fire.
HEART disease swept away ex-Chief
Justice Barbour, of the supreme court of
New York.
DURING the burning of residence at
Kelch persisted in the flames.
THE stores of E. H. Hyde and Craft &
PennOyer, at Oakland, Cal. we're wiped
out by fire, the loss being $4,000.
A MAGAZINE containing over twelve
hundred pounds of nitro-glycerine ex-
ploded near Bradford. Pa, SCATTERING
the forest trees on several acres of
ground.
THE propeller Jane Miller, which sailed
from Owen Sjund, Ont, November %,
was wrecked in Colpay's bay, with twenty
FIVE persons on board. Andrew Port was
her captain and owner.
THE Canada Pacific management is in
receipt of uneon6rmed rumors that a sur
veying party of four men on the Sas-
katchewan branch were caught in a bliz-
zard and frozen to death.
EIGHT persons composing the families
of Frank CuppernuE and Charles Wilson,
hotel proprietors at Eel Bay, were
drowned by the upsetting of a small boat
while on their way to Gananoque, Ont.
FIRE broke out in the milling district of
Minneapolis, MINI. and consumed four
Touring mills and one cotton mill. An
explosion in the Minneapolis Mil. prob
ably caused by -four dust. killed four men
and severely wout ded several others. 1t
is feared that other fatalities occurred
which will not be known until the debris
is removed. The origin of the fire is un-
known. The loss is estimated at 1858 900,
the insurance upon which is about $207,-
175