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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-12

II Il Is right for the govgcrnment to
loan corporations money without in
tercst, why would 1t not be right for
the government to loan individuals
money ut tho same rate IL fur
nishei adequate security? The
government does better than the
above for corporations. It loans
them money without interest, and
pays them u handsome sum for
borrowing it.-Kcllogg Enterprise.
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A pair OF heavy mares, Hay. Po-
tatocs. Land and Grccnbacks 70
trade for residence IN Crcsco. and
NIL the above described property to
exchange for cattle.
2sd. Al. Il. DoaLirTLE.
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NYaPriN's Sale.

In tho Circuit court OF Scott county, state OF
Iowa.
Ry virtue of a special execution issued from
the Ollce OF the clerk OF the Circuit court Of
Scotia county, state or Iowa. III favor Ut
Richardson Bros. and against Patrick LONE.
VIM. Fitzgerald. Joseph Ridlington and D. NJ.
Osborne dated May 9th 1881, and To me directed
the goods, cha,,cls. stock or Interest IN
any company, debts due, property in the ha, ds
OF third persons, lands and tenemcnts (Which
are not exempt by law Irum execution Il tire
said Patrick Long. make or c.lu>I to be r.aee
Tie sum oil Fifteen hundred eighty-scsen dol
lars and ei-hts-three cents lsls.s.ssl. and One
hundred and fifty dollars Isi50nu. Attafn-
nes fees, With interest ana costs.
liasc levied upon tho following described Itai
estate, lying and being situated III the county af
Howard ana state oi Iowa, namely:
The north -eastauartsr i ] OF section cight snn
Isl In township ninety-cight tas1 north OF range
twelve ti2l, West Of the 9th L. NJ
And hereby give pubic notice that shall
ofsr for sale nj public o,tciy, nj tho court ieuar
door In crcsco county VI Howard and state u
Iowa, on
Saturday, June 18th, 1881,
between the hours af O'Clock a. H. and O'clock
pa Of said das:sale to commence al the hour ef
Il O'Clock AIN. Of said day aud will sell to the
k.aAesf anu best bidder Therefor IN cash fhe
:lplNe described property. on sufficient thereof to
satisfy The above debit With interest ANA costs
Dat-d this ath day OF MAY ISL.
d. j. LOWRY.
sheriff III Howard County, Iowa
ff.ultIs Ice si.oa. i'll.
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H. w. babcock.

aG.sREI.fSG rOGK
With sta.y,t,;; s.i.cl..s-
ag..s. Advice, nar,isn.
ard help to sell s,,r,..
Mo r'isael.ssry about II.
Gi,Ss AL ts4s latest lis
sos Srt.s Ii ply SIC, | re-
iltials II sexes. E.vars
husband. xlt... boy an.i
girl should read Il. 1t
Will .asa tIlan-s.lssj
fnsa rnisl. Price by
sftai. !scs.-lt:ii,s. Si.so.
S.i.d far tsIxa.iar.
.itsss T., WANTED.
A,islr. -
UNION PULLS a;.c CO..
k0k I'll. Minneapolis Mimi.
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(!lticu1a
Otohlwo end Scaly 0lseases, ScroIu!ous,
Hnmoee. ulcers, Old Sores ond Mcr
onplal AReotioNs CURED WMcM otncs
hvmsN Aosncles Tall,

AuMoeo, ulcers, Old sores uuO MCT
canal ANectioNs Cured when otncr
kumaM Aesncles tall.
r,.rs, !. Nh nrxAN AuKHrv cnn 50 specially,
nrnn,omSnsly aud economically cleanse ING bms.
clsnr tho cov,rlcxlon aud skin, r~tov my nn ".
and cnvc cSc.y ss;.ns M q sk,n ss ssais and io"i
N tho SNelcsssn NenrStrs consls.ang " wv" NJ,
rsrN, VNe grssNt SklM Cuvr, stMtlcuEs Ssan ~, ="
eSuMtsate TMhrs, bath sMu NMssIy ,s,s,a,.s
aud cutNnrc Rss,olsen', the new b'o'" '''''s''
sk,N NUMoRS, MILK CRUST, ETC.
sr,S ,lrxoas.-Mrs. =. II. whtpr,n Decatur,
Mth wrthns that her fa,c. hcau anu set.is fa,,s
ncesn ana so<vs suffered narruly aud tried
cwrytnirx, Permanently cured W eo.lsara
Remedies,
Milk csrsr. --Mrs. bowers, Ia Cllntan street,
1, =, MIN ssas q wss s ns,se Al m
tor two years. how \ ilue, healthy eoy, with u
oeaeurvi head 81 hair.
y1rrKR or TIL. HAMS, Elizabeth buckley,
ySttietnn, \. H., thankfully praiSos tnr tnieara
NcMCttleA Tor cMW ~ tetssr ~ INV hsnts,
which had rendered. them alm,s,t useless 70 her
sCALo HEAD, AloPEclA, ETC.
sca,n llvAn- 1T. A. Raymond, auditor T. ",
4. NN H. Il. Jackson, Mira., Ms t>itsd u s'a,t
Aoadei n,ne wears duration ~ sae sMasafa
yaAAetitrA
fA,slsss or r.iE NA,R, frank \. ncan, steam
yfre Eng,hs 4, lostnl, Nas cnNd ~ alolMs'ia ~
milling 81 thu hair hy llss Gaticun, Eeeastt.S,
which completely NstMcd Ibis hair whea all said
ne would ltssett.
nANrayrr. --rao,nas ,ee. eco Frankfort Avc.,
chilaNrphsa, Sa,ict,t With dansGN!l, when l"t
twenty Years had covered his Sealp Win sss.Ns
ca> quarter " anieca IA thl,khesSs casN ny tio
uutie0ia lsossetrs.
CurtrcRA R.Nsn,Es am rsrrarvd by WEEKS
4 rNI4rElt. lMaion, ana an tnr sale Nv alt Urx.
Hats az a M.
saN,,S, Hnt~nss lals.e hoN,s, ~, Cutiruts kr-
solvent, the new RkNd tMa.lsG II per na,tlr.
sNtteNra Medicinal Tsllct Sssap, - CENTS cut
tura Medicinal shaving Saan> x ecWss III tals
iar BARRIERS and larger t,A,suls,efs, 81 ceais. AL
.nntisSt fsV on tes@pt oi PRAY.
send for Illustrated Treatise IN the SKIN.
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-1AN 4 nnAA> Ono CalllNS' vulrAtc
CV0AsW n.Mrklc PLASTER, eVSlins
snnyne nsn1noA esa,ss y ns superior 70
1A3JESN TSsS instantly miieSc
nyapcpla, Liver CNn,llaias, Malaria, Fever and
AINe, and Kidney and ttna.y difficulties, and
may IL Wusn 0vtr the pit ot tho stomach, over
Inc kigincys. or any aucctsN part, Price y cts
0Md cvvr,M where. Weeks Potter, Ne>tas NaSs.
May.
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"Rcad the Advertisement OF the
eminent Catarrh- Specialist, DIR. CON.
NUGHTON, OF Davenport, Iowa.
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0eIy Block, Dol s. Clark ST. Chicago. n
NssAlAyi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-28
Another Railroad.

A Baltimore telegram 10 the Philadelphia
Times says:
Secretary of State Blaine; Senators Bay
ard, OF Delaware; German, OF Maryland
Davis and Camden, OF West Virginia: hon.
William Pinkney Wbyte, Of Maryland; Hen
Augustus Schel, Of New York; L. Il. SICK
els, OF New York; and other prominent
gentlemen who are interested IN plan lor
the extension of the Potomac and PIEDMONT
Coal and Railway Company, held meeting
here to-day aud decided to extend the
road. under the name of the West Virginia
Central aad Pittsburgh RAILWAY Company,
from its present terminus ut Elk Garden,
w. Va, into the coal'holds up the NORTH
branch OF the Potomac, and southwark
through Mineral and Grant counties, ana
thence TO the southeastern boundary OF
West Virginia. The main line. when com.
pleted, will be about 100 miles long. ana
will connect the Baltimore and ONO, Inc
Chesapeake aud Ohio, and Tue Richmond
and Allegheny railroads. The capital STOCK
OF The company is SG,000,OOc, most oil which
has been taken"
This seems to be on different line from
any Of those heretofore proposed, or, rather,
we are inclined 10 think that 1t is what Is
called Senator HENRY G. DAvIs's road. The
new road will run through region rich in
minerals, in cattle, and in corn. II II con-
meets with the Chesapeake and Ohio road or
the Richmond aud Allegheny, il Will be a
link in chain OF roads leading from Rich
mond to Pittsburgh; but not by very
short or direct route.
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The Public schools.

The public school system was eslao'isnea
in Virginia by the Conservative party. Tnat
party constitutes the main strength ana
support Of the system. 1t would, there
fore, seem TO be hardly necessary Tor any
body to undertake TO defend the Conserva'
five marty from the charge OF being the
enemy Of the public schools. However as
the Wing gives Colonel Tom EVANS .
round every day or two, we call It's ai'en-
ton to the fact that one OF the foremost
Funders 10 Virginia, not to say the lore
most,-nameiy, Hon. J. L. M. CURRY,-oid
only two weeks ago deliver In the Theatfe
in this city TO an immense audience OF
Funders most powerful address IN aavo-
cscy Of public schools, which address was
received with rounds OF applause by The
said Funder audience.
We will mention, also, that Hon. A. NJ.
Kruey. chairman OF the State Executive
Committee OF the Conservative party, Is also
known to have been for years active IN up
holding and popuIarizing the public schools
Of Richmond.
We will also note the facl that where the
Conservative party is strongest is ust where
the public schools are the best and most eiil'
cient in the Commonwealth-as in Lynch
burg, Stanton, Dsnville, and Richmond.
And, finally, we would ask, what would
the publc.school system be without Tue
support OF the flanders?
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rsn,c,,l 10 ,bc CINCINNATI Commercial

WAsHINGT0Y. June 25.-The spirit OF in
depen dence Is not confined to virginia.
Register Bruce to-day received telegram
from Mississippi stating that large meeting
Of independent Democrats, Greenbackeis,
and Republicans was being held at Jackson
for the purpose of forming some plan OF
agreeing upon State ticket by which they
could this fall wrest the State from Bourbon
control.
"Independent Democrats, Greenbackers,
and Republicans !" And this the last re-
sort OF the great Republican party And
under the lead OF "Regster BRUCE I'd
negro recently put over white clerks by the
GARFIELD Administration.
That is the result in Mississippi OF the
MALONE movement in Virginia. The
" Bourbons" there, as here, are the Demo
crats.
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The Petersburg Index says: Captain
Frank r., Walker on Saturday received
from New York genuine Newfonnd-
land dog OF magnificent size and proper.
lions. This animal was presented BY Gov
ernor.G General Hsrworth, of New Found.
land, to General Roger A. Pryor while the
hitter was on yachting trip to the Island
some months ago, and was sent by General
Pryor TO Captain Walker. The dog Is pro-
baby the only animal Of Its kind OF pure
blood In this vicinity.
The Louisa Neus says: The people OF
this county will remember that II was Re-
publican and not Rrsdluster who got pos
session OF the Louisa post-ofiice. We have
no sympathy whatever for the disappointed
Readjusters, and certainly no love for any
man who has worked so hard and finally
successful 10 turn out a widow lady and
most efficient aud accommodating pcstmls-
tress.
A portion Of Newpo-t News is in War
wick county and portion in Elizabeth
City.
The HAMPTON Monitor says A gentle
man from Yorktown informs Us that the
Clyde Line will soon commence erecting
three new wharves at Yorktown, 10 be COM
pleted in time for the Centennial, and that
the Government will also build two new
wbarves there at an early day.
The Norfolk Yirqinion says: NJ. V. Bal
ley, Esq, Superintendent OF the Third diyi-
sion railway mail service, and Chief-Clerk
Crittenden, OF the same division, arrived in
the city from Richmond yesterday. They
went down TO Ocean View in the evening
with Assistant Postmaster ;. Il. Shipp.
The Warrepton Inder says Had General
Payne wealth-an income that would enable
him II placed at the head OF the Virginia
family to dispense that hospitality which
was a distinguishing trait OF the old Gov
errors and OF the Virginia people general
1--WE have no doubt, because OF his genial
temper and open hand, a nomination would
have irrepressiblc attractions for him.
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Washington news Items.
Is,ar of last night l


Before leaving Washington on his return
to New York, ex-senator Conkling vacated
the rooms he has occupied for long
time. Some persons construe this as an in
dication that MIR. Conklng does not expect
to have use for rooms In Washington in the
future.
Ii. c. Acton, OF Maryland, messenger
in the office Of the postmaster OF the House
OF Representatives, has been removed. A
son Of Mr. Murch, the Greenback represent
alive from Maine, has been appointed In his
place.
Judge Tyner, First Assistant Postmaster
General, says the newspaper men retire him
from office every day or so, probably be-
cause they have nothing else TO write about.
Government receipts to-day were: Inter-
nal revenue, 1855, 4G2.66; customs. $685.
36S.05.
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what the correspondents Have Done.

Look what the newspaper men have done
in Washington during the week with
only two lame Cabinet officers as capital.
They have driven some OF the thieves out
of the Treasury and exposed part (only q
party OF the thievery in that gigantic build
ing: they have driven out Custodian Pit
ney; they pave found the Treasury Queen,
with her diamonds and furs; they have sent
On Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury to
Europe, and driven him into resigniag (;
they have made ex-President Hayes take
back his words against Conkllng and Blaine /;
they have reduced lot OF star routes !;
they have brought the star-ronte cases up
In court and postponed them tlll next iaI !;
they have nearly broke up the Cabinet, and
have prevented Mother Shipion from burn
ing the world up. They expect to accom-
plish good deal more next week, Tor the
end Of the fiscal year Is at hand, when the
new appropriations will be available.
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DEATHS.

Died, Saturday. at 1915 p. NJ. June %, ssl, az
the residence OF q. NJ. COul iney, Esq.' MASON
STARKE PILCHER: aged six months ana tWtn'
iy-six days ; san OF W. :. and :. i. Picher.
Died, on Monday, June 81 1881. at his resi-
deuca No, PIP east Gay street. AT L O'Clock a.
NJ. Mr. JOHN a. PEARSON, in the dfly ifih year
Of his age. 80 r,r,,u>,on,,
Al O'Clock from his late residence. Friends OF me
family are respectfully invited to attend.
Died, on Monday afternoon. NJ The resld nee OF
her nephew. j. Temple, Mrs ROBERT CARTER
PAGE. IN the sevfnty-h fth wear or her age' 4.
church TO-DAY at O'Clock L. NJ. Friends OF ntr
family are Invited 10 attend.
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The Rcxd3usstrs willing 70 support Tor
President Of the United ststesf Whist Re
publican statesman would they not DC
willing to supports In words dare The
Whio Tell the Democratic Rskdiusters that
/, is going 70 support General grant for
president, or it's Republican Rexdiusters
that Il Il NOT going 10 support hlml
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The New York World of yesterday pub
fishes letter Of General GREENE, OF reyolu-
tionary fame, and signs it "NATBANIEL.'
We have never seen one Of General GREENE's
autograph letters that was not signed INA
THANAEI New Testament spelling. The
Worlds is a Revised Version.
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The New York HerQtd'S Albany CORE.
spoDdent says: No significance. as connect
ed with the contest here, is attached to ex-
Senator Conkling's visit to Washington.
When he left here he appeared to be in
high spirits, and said the situation was as
nigh to his wishes as 1t was possible Tor
him TO make ii, and that under the circum-
stances it was perfectly satisfactory. lie
appeared only anxious that it should be
keni in StniuO QUO until he returned.
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SHENANDOAH COUNTY, Va, }

Editors Dispatch: The ticket for the
young and old men Of Virginia; the ticket
for the Democracy, the white men OF Vir-
ginia; the ticket that will be victorious
fiom the mountains TO the sea, is the fol-
lowing: For Governor, General John E..
Roller, OF Rockingham; for Lieutenant
Governor, Hon. w. W. Henry, Of Rich
mond; for Attorney General, Hon. John
Nicely, Of Accomac.
Please iBsert and Oblige
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BuRsET1's COCAINE has received univer.
sal endorsement. No other preparation pos.
sesses such remarkable properties for EN-.
bclfishiDg and strengthening The hair aud
rendering It dark and glossy. Ii cures bald.
ness and eradicstes dandruf.
Burnetps FlayoriBg Extracts are the best,
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"Is Il true that you are going to marry
again 20 1T Is very true" And whom
do you marry?" "MY dead wiie's sister,"
els she bandsome?" "No." "RichY"
"Not at ail." "Theu why have you chosen
hery" "To tell you the truth, dear friend,
In order not to change mother.in.Iaw,"--
Paris Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-28

W. Z. CHANDLER has returned certain
railroad passes; bat he hasn't returned the
electoral vote OF Florida, nor that OF LOU
isiana, both OF which he aided in stealing
In 1919
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Candidates Recommended.

Winning Ticket: For Governor, j. w.
Daniel; Lieuenant-Goyernor, Fitz. Lee /;
Attorney. General, c. +. Trigg.
MANY VOTERS.
By Hanover: For Governor, Colonel w.
Z. Darlington Lieulenant-Gov S. H..
Mofett; Attorney.GeneTal, General James
A. Walker.
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From Marlboro's eyes the tears of do;ag@ fow'
And Swift expires q drlveller ana show"

The poet JOHN G. SAKE is confirmed
hypochondriac and hopeless invalid. Think
of his witty poems, aud the abounding Vi
talty OF the man twenty years ago. Sad.
indeed, it is to see what a frail thing man is
at his best
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"SBgNANDOAH.v
Wyrupv,r,x W, J,re oe,b

YfHEVIILk, VA, June 2Gth.
Editors Dispatch: Believing the follow.
ing ticket 20 be strong one, respectfully
submit 1t to the people OF Virginia: For
Governor, p. w. Mckinney, Of FarmvilIe
for Lieuienat-Goyernor, G. w. Gusts Lee,
OF Lexington; for Attorney. General, r.
=. Kent, OF Wylheyille. WYTHE.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. "a.
THE COOLESr Hf snRT ~ TIE VIRGINIA
MOUNTAINS.
Elevation 1900 feet. The liun'i ionic water ia
The STATE. j. y AUGUST. Pr1pNttor.
J. T. WILSON. Sun.rluttnirn+. ~ & lm'
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GUNNER BOARD AT ASHLAND may

- De procured al reasonable rates by applying o.
j. l.. WOOOSO<. Ashland Uotel
MRS. j. Is. POTTS,
MRS. H. RORlN~uN.
MRS. II. HOUSTON,
Mrs. ". II. WHtkLWRlGHT
Ashland. Va.
Several DESIRABLE HOUSES may be rented Tor
me summer.
Three passenger trains daily (excep' sundays ruu
between RicgnOBq aud Ashland IN each direction.
COMMUTATION TICKETS al very low rates.
my 2n-tS
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Mr.. Edmond Boycott, Of English.Irish
fame, Is at the Rawley Springs, Va.
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VHE MONTGOMERY WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
HAS BEEN LEASED FOR A TERM or YEARS By
MRS. ". j. COLBY,
of The Hamilton, Washington, ID. G., aud viii be
opened under the new management on The lsr OF
JUNE for the reception OF auesis. No pains or
reasonable expense Will be spared to make these
Spring; the most attractive ard none-like summer
resort In the mounlans or Virginia, It's close prox-
Unity to tho railroad (lA miles), and connecting
with narrow gauge roaa afording guests the COM
fort Of stepping from one car 10 the o.ber, and In
ten minutes ride will he landed In The reception
room at the Springs. For further particulars, &C.,
address at the Springs or The Hamilton, washing
ton, ID, {, nv li.ood2m
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

DED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VlRGINIA.
UNEQUALLED N BRONCHIAL OR PULMO
NARY AFFECTIONS.
The power # thee waters 10 reduce the pulse "
quiet the brain IS marvellous. The he1ithic@t me-
tain resort In the AMERICAN SWITZERLAND.
For.,'rculdTs or rooms address
PROPORTIONS.
je4-lm Red sulphur springs, ". 81.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WEST

w Observation-Disclosures fer The last ecu.
fury on account Of the great yir W Of their Al
TERATIvE WATERS and BATH the ieadlnz
fashionable resort for plessureeeekers from every
portion OF the Union, and for their uDeqgalled
Ing direct elevation or 1900 feet above he sea.
aud immediately surrounding mountains Of $500.
ARE NOW OPEN. and will CONTINUE OPEN
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Extensive enlarge.
fDent and improvement have been made since last
season. aud among others a very extensive
KITCHEN. with all modern Improvement.
eight days.
The CALWELL HOUSE, adjacent 20 the sDring',
with the use Of the wsieFs and grounds ~ common
with other visitors. Is Also OPEN. BOARD. W
per day, and $50 per month ~ tweBty-ti0ht DAYS.
Descriptive pamphlets obtained o. PrRCELL'
LADD 4 cos. GEORGE 4. PEYTON,
je l9.lm Managing Director
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OAGGER's SPRINGS,
BCTETOURT COUNTY, VA,

WILL DE OPENED on THG CORN OF JUNE
ont viii lie prepared 10 accommodate quests %ho may
at sire 10 come earlier. tIiculaIs ~ iul- Office.
ie2.Iin BEAN 4 TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-28

THE MEMBERS OF CAPITOL LODGE,
i No. 2096. X. Of H., will attend a regular meet
THIS TUESDAY, EVENING, June 2Sth at s o'clock.
Election Of Officer Quarterly dues are due al this
meeting
By order of the Dictator.
e. 2S-it X. r. TYLER, Reporter.
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CtOBB'S HOTEL.
" COBB'S ISLAND, VA.

SURF-BATHING, FISHING, sNIPE-sHODTlSG.
This hotel IS rc0pened ior The reception Of yl-i-
tors ferns, - per day, ~ per week. S33 per
month. houte from norfolk o. Oh Point, per
steamer Northampton 10 Cherry stone. every No
diy, wednesday, and Friday. For further informa'
ton address J. !. SPADN,
ie i'm Prnlr.slnr.
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Ii, L. DKbDhcs E'NiNA y - -
HALL or Continent Il LODGE. 394 X. OF H,)
SEVENTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA, June 2s, 1881.
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THIS
" LODGE VIII attend regular meeting THIS
(Tuest ayl EVENING 81 O'Clock. Last meeting
I'm the quarter Dues and assessments must be laid.
Elec ion of officers for ensuing term.
nv order of Lodge. ". \. LAMKIN,
je 2Sltt Reporter.
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ASSOCIATION OF
IL VIRGINIA.-The SIXTEENTH ANNUAL
SESSION will be held in the looms OF 4" Norfolk
College for Girls" opening 1T s i. NJ" TUESDAY,
July 9Th. Reduced rates for travel and accommo-
datiOns have been secured.
ie 25-3t CHARLES J. COOKE, President.
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DAWLEY SPRING..
IL NEAR HAERl>ONBuRG,N VA.
Two thousand feet above tide-w1tsr tltaci'f,
three large hotels, With accommodations Tor 700
guests Appointments fr,t-class. OpeuJUNt lsr.
$3.50 per day; Slj per week; June, september
and October $40 pr month; July aud Angus, go
per month. For further particular addfcs
c. 4. SPHlNkFL, Treasurer,
my 2i.0m HArFf-.utuTg. y q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-28

'VHE HEALING SPRINGS. Bath county,
4 Va. viii be- open for the receniion or VISITORS
the lsr or JUNE Biihs % the natural i,mmra-
renhcIi. Hot baths 10 any tcUp. rt'ur' drelre'li
also. plunge and showcr-ratn-. Ptmpht ip re
nv 15gn, II GARTER tIBANk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-28

TgTARM SPRINGS.
~ BATH COUNTY, "a,
THEtINE~T BAlllI\b-tDrLlN TIE W OkLD
ARE now OPEN.
Pamphlets giving detai,d description T. o. hal ol
PURCELL, LApD x Co. Kicnmoud, or 81 10, i'r0-
1rte,or. JOAN l.. FCBANk.
MAY 10. 1851. nv I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-28
ALL HANDS TO THE PUMP.

The correspondent Of the Cincinnati En-
quirer says: The alarming information Is at
hand that Congressman Speer. OF Georgia,
has abandoned the Democratic party. II
nav seem frutIess, but let all hands spring
To the pump, and we will not allow the old
ship to 90 down without struggle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-28

The Post declares that Grant said 1" chow
dy"; Garfield said "howdy"; then Grant,
who is ever consistent with himself, made
some remark Of commonplace charac-
ter. and the interview at Long Branch was
over. 1t was an impressive spectacle.