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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-01
EXTRAORDINARILY RAILROAD

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received y Boa-
nOkc, Roanoke county, Va, until lLEsIht no.
yember Isl, hy tLe undcrsieref, fgr tle LaltSH
WORK OF THE ROuhD-HOUsLs, AAshsSL-
SHOPS, Sc, proposed % srecie1 ~ the ahenan-
d0ah-Vs silcy f,silroad Company. f1r which rlrS
lie Railroad Company propose 10 farnis. stonc-
brick, and lime.
Plans and spcei6cations can be @ecn and nicr-
giuecr shenandoah NaHey railroad, al koa.ioke.
oc 2I-lOt ". W. COE, Chief Engineer.
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Entered at the Post-oflce at Richmond, Va, as
second-ciass matter.I
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Statistics for October.

We give below our monthly record OF
statistics. They will be found to contain
an accurate summary Of the transactions
under the respective heads for the month
mast
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HENRY c. JONES, d. d. s. 4

DENTAL OFFICE; 815H MAIN STREET teastl.
RESIDENCE: 325 SOUTH THInD STREET.
B.PAGE DUNNAvAST, ID. d. s., Assistant
NH 20-eod
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Genuine prepared cnly by J. H. zrlLIS
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
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NO HEALTH with inactive liver and urinary or
gans without Hop BITTERs.
ATTENTION, RAILROAD MREl-I suffered for
for moro than year with indigestion. I was very
bilious, occasionally having dumb chill, followed
by feyers, which prostrated me. took simmons
Liver Regulator, and am well man.
A. ii. HIGHT0wER, Conductor c. .R.R.
Georgl.
Genuine prepared cnly by j. II. ZEILIE & co.
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EOR SALE, TWO YOUNG 1|p
HORSES-stylish. gentle, sonnd, gqoux gl.I.ss -
unas[ lsp '1 1FisjSILSBLooDED COLT three years old
gentle and r'aes wei; RICHARD Y. MoRRIss,
ao1-1ts Ilo6 Grove avenue.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
PROTECTION FROM MALARIA.

tph- -
DROTECTION FROM MALARIA.
So numerous are the Developments of Malaria
that peopIe continually suffer from this noxious
poison when they least imagine II Is lurking in
their system. ,.,,r-
CHlLLS AND FEVER, HEADACHE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
GENERAL DEBILITY, BILIOUS FEVER,
LASSITUDE,
TYPHOID FEVER, NAUSEA,
ARE THE
PAINFUL OFFSPRiNGS OF MALARIA,
and have their origin In disordered liver, which,
If not regulated I'm time, great suffering wretched-
ness and death will ensue.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOh
(rURELY yEGETABLEl
i absolutely certain IN It's remedial effects, andaets
more promptly ia curing all forms Of Maiarial dls-
eases than caIomel or quinine without any oi the
Injurious consequences which follow their use
If taken occasionally by persons exposed 10 MA
laria n will cxpel the poison and
PROTECT THEM FROM ATTACK!
See that YOU get the genuine In white wrapper
with red z, prepared only by
au 3O-deOdl y&wly y. H. HEiLlN " w.
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PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND AND ALLECHASY Il. u. Co.,l
ESGIERHH's OFfI0E,
RICHMOND, VA, october 20, 1851.
rVO BRICKLAYERS AND CARPEN-
i TERS.-seaIed proposals will be received az
the Office OF tic undersigned until O'Clock T. h,'
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1881,
for the FXCAVATlNG aud DRAINING BRICK
WORK and CARPENTER'S-WORh re1Aired Ia
the construction Of locomotive round-bolse stu
aied az Lynchburg, Va. WALTER q. stRC,
oc 2S-6t Engineer IN charge,
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sc. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.
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statistical.-During the month Of octO-
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Admission 70 both concert and Exposition. 26c.
Commences at O'Clock 4. n.
TICKETS at the door, corner Of Seventh and
Marshall streets.
Members Of Dir. sIEGEL's Centennial Chorus
will he admitted free ON presentation OF their
membership-cards or posfsl-cards inviting them.
In casc Of bad weather notice VIII be given Ia the
state OF any postponoment no l-1t
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS GAYS
nj sIIAKEsPEARIAN
AND GENERAL LITERATURE CLASSES
win he resumed az her refideOce, No. 20l eaSl
Main street. on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Isl, at
4.So T.. NJ &C 20-lw
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COTRT ORDERS.

COMMIssIONER's OFFICE
RICHMOND, October 20, 1881.
GREEN, &Cy
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DROFEsSOR J.. n. HASSELEFF'S
SCHOOL OF FRENCH AND GERMAN
LANGUAGES
VIII reopen SEPTEMBER 10. 1881.
Special classes for French Conversation andl-ite-
ratire arranged for ladies'. -
For partic ulars, apply AZ 30i cast Grace street
a-ff ~ fssodl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

Alta late hour Monday night Captain ".
c. Conner was awakened by some one
walking down the steps leading TO the hall
in bis residence. Ho and his six shooter went
out together TO learn what was to pay, but
the parties had escaped by way of one OF the
windows and they go; no game, 1t was ~
sad disappointment, especially TO the si4-
shooter, which is so liable to cut quite Gr
ure in one of these little escspaes OF ia.
burglar visitors. The burglars did not GEL
anything and tho supposiLion is that they
were either bsfiledin their attempts to enter
some Of tho rooms or scared of.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

Last nigh! Mr.. lack Wall, a popular
druggist of Grapevine, was in the city, and
having been the recipient Of handsome
Christmas gift from the Peachstono Medicine
company, for having sold moro of their linl-
mont than any other house in tho state, q
reciprocated by presenting TO Mr.. W.. H.
Patterson, the brilliant oiscoverer of tins
wonderful medicine, an elegant gold head, i
cane. The present is as pretty and as appro.
pirate to the donee as it was gracefully O..
slowed by the donor. twas duly dampened
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

The ex RENE of misery an It's opposj,e
is fully illustrated in the case of Roelf Won
Barren, Hollander, VIII, for six months mast
has lived in New Haven Connecticut in thu
most squslid poverty, suffering from The
pangs Of hunger and cold, and who in ,be
last few days has fallen heir to an esta,e Of
$4O,000,000 by the death of his grand uncle
Heinrich Spier, Of Rotterdam. Who
wouldn't be Rotterdam Dusehman under
such circumstances? Won Barren has had
rather checkered and remarkable career.
He was educated for the Catholic church and
served as priest for three years and
renounced his religion. For this he beos u a..
involved in q personal rencountor with his
halfbrother, who stabbed him and whom he
then killed in sele-delense. lie lhen fed 70
England where he married, and thence came
70 this country penniless, having subsisted
on charity since no has.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
Kindly Cared FOR.

A letter reached the sheriii's office yefter-
day from Mr.. William Horton, OF Gender.
son, Webster county, Missouri, stating that
he had noticed in a recent issue of this paper
an account of the insanity of Mrs. Melon
aid, his sister, and enquiring more fully cons
cerning the facts. Mrs. McDonrld has been
taken from tho county jail by friends, ana s
now being cared for by friends, who have
furnished her room, the necessities Of lie
and a servant TO watch over her. They have
taken charge of the child, and the uaforu-
nate woman's mind is improving,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

of the Dallas Female college viii, CON.
mence February 7lh, 1881, and continue tr
i've scholastic months. The course o. .
slruction Is varied ana comprehensive, IN
GLIDING all the branches taught 10 school, "
higher grades for females. Over ono hun
dred and fifty students have beol enrol ID
during the present term, aud theuu pber Ia.
creases every month.
a limited number OF boardes can BIZ 10.
ceived at the college.
For further Information address tho piesi-
dent' Rev. MARSHALL MclLHANEY,
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

t1-h0TlCG,-This is to sivo notice that The
Chi>aeo, Texas q Mexican Genital + llway
company has accepted the Resignation of
Colonel F.. 0, Llmyhero as general manager
of seid compenl, and that his Official con-
nGction with said company ceased on Jsu-
ualy % 1881. Ill communications a0ectiug
The business Of he company VIII addressed
to " II. Hale, esq,, at the general office of
the company, 2O3 Main street, Dalia9, Texas.
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

The south-bound passenger train on tho
Contra was wrecko some nipo miles north
of this city, just south of Richardson, yes
terday mornisg,by the trucks of the baggage
cag giving way, leavingit fiat on the track. a
special car was sent TO the scene from this
point to transfer the baggage. TIE norlh.
bound was some four hours late md hsd 10
wait here some time until tho wreck could be
CLEARED
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ADMlNEsrNArWN,s rALN.

DY virtue OF al order Ct the County court
AD cfDAlaS county, wilt sell to the high
eLt bidder for cash, II Thursday I'd inst, at
? o'tlock p m, st The lato residence OF Anton
dnilshilck, Dear east Main street, the follow
ing property; ~ host; bbls. llow; | lot
cattle hcrns; 20 cords of wood; l bay mare
| gray mare, and COW and calf
l.. Il. BOHNT,
VemnOrarY minlslrainr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
Grand Knter1aimmcnt and uor

The Young Mems Hebrew association viii
give an entertainment Ihi, evening at Grad.
docks opera house, after which they will
have q hop at Moninger's ball. The purpose
for which II is given is q sudablo one and
deserves patronage. Tickets on sale ~ i.
Nj. Kahn q Co.'S. snd Sanger Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
sish,Dx fer s.nx,o HIossednsss

Charles Mcdonald filed bis petition for
divorce from his wife in the district court
yesterday, which reads in substance, as far as
the HERALD desires to publish, as follows:
Your petitioner, Charles Mcdonald, resi-
dent citizen of Dallas county, Texas, COM
planning Of Cynthia Mcdonald, who resides
in Denton county, represents tnat the were
egally married on tho day Of Jun8, 1878,
IN Denton county; that they lived together Ga
man add wife for the term OF ---- Inonths,
durlng which timo be- acted with her ia good
fiLb, treating h0r with the utmost knduess
and attention; supplying her needs aud COM
forts to the best Of his ability, with desire
to mase scr contentad and happy; YET, net.
Wilhstanding hia kindness 10 aud his consid-
GRAFTON for her, she eyipcGd no desire to
reciprocate the same, but on tao contrary,
was unklnd and Indifferent, aud avoided his
society, preIeuing that o. other men. That
on various occasions she would 60 out alone
at night with strange men in 81 Get hacks,
which led him TO iHter that she was uuiath~
lul to her marriage vow, and no was led 70
believe that she was receiving from others
attention unbecomng truo aud loving vito,
wherefore he praya for a divorce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

Remiuanees may he made by Bank Cneck.
ENnIe's, Foatal Money Order, or Reglsterel
Mall. wv va
~ Pons,ol e hgegis wanted at all pc nts. For
circAlsts Swing tuil Information and for tick
cts, address W. q ID. WHIPS,
Willard Hotel, LoubNiile, XIV.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
roo LATE FOa CLAssIr,CATIOY

EfOR GGNr-Eestaurant stand, new, aud in
4 RgDOd location, With or without lodging
rooms connected. Apply Immediately ON the
premises UnderwOod's saloon, east end of
Main sweet, mar Union depot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
For Sale or Rent .

A small farm OF % acres of land, 60 acres in
cultivation Dive ling house, nara, cotton
house and corn cribs IN good order, and two
good wAlls on the rlace, for sale for cash or
IN t'une. II not sold in 81 days to be rented
out on liberal conditions. For further iufor.
fagtiOn apply 81 the grguld to Joseph Zim-
merm'n, prOpri tor, miles from Dallas,
on the Mile = Ferry road
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

10 oletaao Bros are Overlooked with
en enc, CO apples, polalo,s, Sicily oranges
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-16
MY MARRIAGE.
BY THE AUTHOR OF ''pENELoPE," ETC.


and feel a handkerchief wet with eau dc
Cologne laid on my hot forehead.
al saw you come in" he says al last,
Sand said You had headache, and would
rather the girls did not come up, Was
that rightW
"Yes"-yery family, the tears lowing
afresh, and ending in long sobbns sigh
Oh to hear him say, 81 love you, Mad
eie"! And yearn and hunger for the
words that do not come.
The moonlight is flooding the ROOM
can see the outline OF his grave rugged
face and broad forehead. lie is silent. l
can hear him sigh now and then, a weary
heavy sigh, and somehow, | only remember
now that he used to love me oncei ana
move one hot hand towards his; and feel
il gathered into his broad palm.
"Kss me, Humphrey" | say,
In all my married life have never asked
for word or caress, and the trcmulous
words are only half breathed now. With
out word he presses his lips to my flush
ed tear-stained cheek. There is no eXpla-
nation, none given or asked for; but peace
Is made-fOr time.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-16

answering in response. Felicia catches
her breath with a sob.
"Mark, Markw She whispers the name
passIonately, as If 1t were wrung from her
lips without will OF her own, and then she
turns to me with a wild sorrow In her face.
.What am saying? Mrs. Carstairs, for
get what | have said"
81 will, Felicia"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-16
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-16
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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-28
Going to Housekeeping thls spring
New York Ledge


 Thousands and tens of thousands of young married couples are just going to housekeeping for the first time this spring. To them lie has different as- pect from what it has ever worn before. It is pleasant aspect. The novelty is agreeable. Without being puffed up, a feeling of seriousness and of increased importance as of having a more substan- tial place in the community is naturally awakened.
 But the marked and oyerruling senti- ment is the delight of having a new home all to themselves, all their own And this sentiment is as useful as it is agreeable It is healthful and benificent in its influence. It is at once the found atiun and the salvation of society. The love of home is to be encouraged and cherished as among the most essential of virtues-a chief aid to the preservation Of a healthful tone of society So il may be truly said that the whole community have an interest in the success and vel fare of every couple who are now mak- ing their first venture in setting up at housekeeping by themselves. Every happy home added to population strengthens the place where it is estab- | lished *s.s V
 The difference to young couples be tween having home of their own and living in a boarding, house is inc differ ence, at least prospectiyely, between happiness and misery. A woman who has once become thoroughly addicted to the idle, listless, gossiping habits of ! boarding-house life is, in great meas ure, uufftted for managing a separate, in dependent home. She cannot manage it so well, and does not enjoy it go much, as she otherwise would.
 The matrimonial differences, the sep arations of men and their wives, the di- vorces, account of which fill too large 8 space in our daily papers, may, very many of them. be traced directly to the unnatural and pernicious influences of boarding house life.
 IL is very common for young men who well know these truths to say to them selves: All that holds good about oth- CTS, but my wife is too sensible girl to be influenced in that way, She could live in 6 boarding-house five years with out its having the slightest effect upon her; and on the strength of such a be- lief, when the young couple get married they take up their abode in a boarding house instead of going directly to house. keeping. The experience of such con- fiding and confident young men is often times very sad. The innocent, sweet and true bride, meaning well and think ing no evil at the start, gradually yields to the subtle influences of an unoccupied life, until in few years a change has taken place in her whole character which becomes painfully apparent to her dis appointed husband. He discovers too late the fatal mistake he has made and wishes he had needed the prayer, Lead gs not into temptation.
 We would earnestly advise all young married couples, if they wish to be per manently happy, to shun boarding houses and have home such as they can get of their own.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-28
4 LUNATlC'S FREAK.
He sfarries Two Young Ladies aud is Sent
 to an Insane Asylum.
Syracnse Courier.

syracuse Eoufier
 Ira, Caynga County, is the scene of the operations of loye-making unatic, who seemed bound. until his renchant was curbed, to marry all the girls in the see- tion He became the lawful or unlaw- fnl husband of two females as it was, The young mans name IS Charles Blake and the maidens whom he made brides are Miss Betsy Foster and Miss Annie Upcroft Mir Blake appears to have been above par in the matrimonisa mar ket. The Weedsport Seatineisays: f En7. amored of two daInseIs and engaged to both, his case is an anomaly. Miss Eos ter was an heiress and be married her. 1 Their honeymoon was brief. After the lapse of few days he returned hi5brlde to her home and told her that he should see her never more. In tears she iU- plored him not 10 forsake her, but he was obdurate and left her blighted life. He proceeded to the residence of Miss 1 Upcroft and desired her to elope with him. The young lady's mother objected and insisted that he should marry her daughter in her own domiciEe. He con- i sented to the proposition, and Mir. Up- croft obtained Elder Cross, of South 1 Hannibal to perform the ceremony.
 
 l croft, and receiving an introduction to the contracting parties the dominic was shocked to recognize in the would-be i bridegroom the gentleman whom scarce 1 three days since he had pronounced the i husband of Miss Foster. He refused to tie the knot, and explained the conse- | qGences of the law should he doit to those present, and went his way rumin- ating sn the inconsistencies of mortals. Blake retired Respondent. Miss Upcroft immediately sued her nngatory swain ! for S2.000, claiming that her heart had ! been lacerated to that amount. Blake's 1 friends, either doubting his sanity, or 1 seeking to shield him from the terrors of breach of promise suit. had a trio of physicians make q diagnosis of his case. | They pronounced him insane, and he was incarcerated in Utica Asylum.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-28
An .Educated Rat i"

Just as the bartender of the Marshall House, at Savannah, was going to draw a glass of beer for a customer, he saw big rat on the floor, just under the spigot, standing on his hind legs, with his mouth wide open, to catch the beer that was spilled or dripped. The bartender took little pony glass and filled it with beer. and set on the floor. The rat prompt ly drank it empty, then walked off slow ly and with kind of stagger. Since that time he has come back every day for his beer, and drinks it regularly at Il a. m., eating also piece of bread and meat, which is given him daily.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-28
Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the col umns of newspapers and by your Druggist to use something for your Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that you know nothing about, you get discouraged spending money with bnt little success. Now to give you satisfactory proof that GREENS AUsUsT FLowER will cure you of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint with all it's effects, such as sour stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiyeness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heart burn, Water -brash, Fullness of the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, Indigestion, swimming of the head, low spirits, etc, we ask you to go to your Drug gist and get q Sample Bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER for 10 cents and try it, or a regular size for 75 cents. Two doses will relieve you