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National Republican., 1881-10-31
RepOriers' Notes,

Some of the delegates to the w. G. T..
U convention are still in the city and will go to
Mount Vernon to-day,
A certificate of incorporation of the In
dustral Improvement Association was filed Satur-
day. The capital Is fixed at $4,000, In shares of IS
each The objects OF the enterprise were set forth
70 be to eng9ge IN industrial pursuits IN Ibe Dis
tTiGt s. C. Mills g. r. nerrck and G. Kirk
Miss Eva Mills has recently received
two very latterng oticrs-ona from Mahn's Opera
Company to join that organization and sing the
leading soprano roles and the other from u lead
ing church In Chicago to sing In Its quartette choir
She holds both offers under ndvsement Though
she does not desire to leave Washington, the offer
OF the Chicago church, $500 per annuln, is a
strong temptation,
The many friends of Miss Lois Mygatt
wh be sorry to learn that she will shortly leave
| Washington. This esim0be young lady has ne
| cepted an engagement which will require her to
reside permanently in Allegheny City, Pa. She is
| 20 be married shortly to Mr. Wilcox, n prominent
| and wealthy citizen of Allegheny City, and, while
She will be greatly missed here all join In wishing
| her many many years Of happiness in the Key
stone State.
Virginia voters can secure round-trip
tickets to any point in Shenandoah Valley by way
OF Point Of Rocks road for one fare (half each
way, good until 18th proNimo, Certificates en-
ablng voters to secure these tickets may be gotten
/ ON application to the following gentlemen; John
| Ambier Smith, 1929 II street northwest; Lewis e.
| Payne, Pension ONCE John o. llawley, General
| Post. ONCE Department. william Fenimore Cooper
| $50 Four aud half street northwest,
The many friends of Miss Marguerite
SGNtOn will be glad TO learn of her recent success
Ht an encrlainmont given by the pupils Of Profess
| sor Philip Lawrence nj Honkers N. ", at which
she Appeared. She gave the letter scene from
! " Macbeth and was enthusiastically received,
being recalled three times before the curtain, She
subsequently read before several New York critics
! who were unanimous in commencing her style,
method and action, ana predicted success for her
| should she enter the dramatic profession,
National Republican., 1881-10-31
Smith, Bostoi
Foreign DrntIs.

The foreign mails for the week ending
Saturday, october 20, 1881, will close at the New
York post.oice on Tuesday, at a. M, for Europe
by steamship Wyoming, via Queenstown; on
Wednesday, at a. m, for Europe by steamship
Gallia via Queenstown Correspondence for France
must be specially addressed), and at a. IN. for
France direct by steamship Labrador, via Havre /;
on Thursday, at $50 n. M, for Europe by steam
ship Republic, via Queenstown Correspondence
for Germany and France must be specially adj
dresscd), and at $3.50 o. M, for Europe by steamship
Lessing, via Plymouth, Cherbourg, and Hamburg;
on Saturday, Mt a. M, for Europe by steamship
City Of Rome via Queenstown Correspondence for
Germany and Scotland must be specially ad-
dressed), and at m. for rScotlnnd direct by steam
ship Devona via Glasgow, and Mt Z a. M, for Bel
gium direct by steamship Nederlnnd, via Antwerp,
and at II a. M, for Europe by steamship Main,
via southampton and Bremen. The mails for
Hayti close on Tuesday at 10 a. m, The mails for
Newfoundland close on Thursday at 2 p. m. The
mails for Honduras and Livingston close on Tues
day at $50 p IN. The mails for Cuba, the West
indies, and Mexico close on Thursday at 1880 p. IN.
The mails for Brazil and Argentine Republic close
on Friday at $50 p m. The mails for Jamaica
Savanilla, &C., close on Friday ut a. m. The
mails for Venezuela and Curacao close oil Satur-
day ut 8 q. m. The mails for Aspinwall and South
Pacific close october 81 at 10 a. IN. The mails
for China and Japan close November at 3 a. m.
The mails for Australia &C., close November IL at
1850 p. m.
National Republican., 1881-10-31
WASHINGTON .A .AssrRAL UNION.
Formation or an Organization by the Hn
strumentnV Perforroera a n the Districf.

Formation or an Organization by the I'm
strumentnI Performers OF the District.
Another new musical organization has been
formed which can so hand III hand with the new
Operatio Association, which appears TO be now on
the high road to success. This Is an association
the best of the instrumental performers In the Dis
trict who have united under the title OF the Wash
ington Orchestral Union. The organization was
perfected last night by the election OF DR.. y. S.
Kimball as director and Messrs, Dernoys, Chris.
Arth, and Henry Donch rs the board OF managers.
rms association Is the outgrowth of the musical
society that was formed some months ago, aud II
starts with II large membership. II is Intended
that Il shall number about seventy five,
and that Washington shall have full
ana complete orchestra competent to reii-
DER the most severely classical music
without calling upon talent from other cities, as
has heretofore been the case. The union has been
fortunate in the selection Of Its director who, be-
sides possessing thorough musical education, has
all the enthusiasm of youth, well rs indomitable
energy aud perseverance. When the Operatic AS
sociation is prepared to present " The Chimes of
Normandy which, under the efficient director
ship of Mr. John r. sousa, will not require long
period OF practice, the managementof .hatnssocia-
Ton Will find In the Orchestral Union an orchestra
fully competent to render the complimentary as
sistenco necessary to perfect performance. These
two organizations should be literally supported
by our citizens and such will no doubt be the case.
National Republican., 1881-10-31
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.
The Yyenthcr To-Day.

For The Middle atlantic States, partly cloudy
uediher and rains souiheriy tcinds, stationary or
lower bTromder stationary temperature.
For Washington, D. m-Pdrlv cloudy ,Cediher
and light r0i souherly toinds, nearly stationary tenn
perdturie
The thermometric readings yesterday were ns
Up. M, go; lip. M, 66.5o. Maximum, 6s.1o;
minimum, Co.'s
Prominent Arrivals.
METnoPoL1TAN.-z. Taylor Richards, Philadel-
New YORK; 6. ii. TGcmpson Chlcaec1' 4 p. IT, Rein.
hard lebanon, Pa; w II. BELL, New Orleans; Gen
SSw S W X Rns Xa H Il SmSs
Williamsport
sr. MARc.--Daniel Rirwan, George s. Thomas
New York; William " Barr, Philadelphlai u IL.
@. W. Thompson, city; Phil u. snyder, Philadelphia.
=. ARLIEoroN;-Elih Root, New York J. i, Key,eys
Bronson Texasi w. a. Forbes, London, England /,
p .. steele, Philadelphia W. ]. Poor, Boston W.
A. Denny, New York.
EBR1rT-J O. clark, Philadelphia; c. Pratt, New
George b. livingston, y. S NJ; Nelson king. Biz.
man, Connecticut
RroGs.-E ]. Brooks, J. w. Aimy, New York; c.
W. Mason, u. $. NJ; John Olinger st. Louis @. l..
ea.i s. n. Newell, New oreansj J. Il Slaughter,
sT. JAMEs-E W. Bruce, New York; Hon. j. r..
NJ. Fit2simmur, Canada; r. II, Livingstone, New
York; Charles Mamrick, Indianapolis; Edwin Bruce
wrB1ARp's-A II. Livingston, Il. V. Livingston,
j., Albany, n Y; J. T. Allen, Troy, n. Y; 4. II.
Cridge, New York A, II. Wilson, ]. X Watson, New
York ]. Wentworth, New Jerseyi X. Niillard, Ken.
woRMtEy's- -Chnuncey Smith Boston,
National Republican., 1881-10-31
IIiucoIu Hall.

The entertainment at Lincoln Hall to-
night promises to be decided success.
large number of tickets have already been sold,
and the demand continues The best local talent
will appear, including Miss Eva Mills Mrs 4. X True,
Messrs. John Pugh, 4. d. Hay, 4. J. Whipple, David
Bangs,W. II. Daniel, s. ku6el, andS II Jecko. The
" Rose of Auvergne," Onenbach's charming oper-
etta will present Mrs True in q rote In which she
appears to peculiar advantage, singing and acting
with exceptional vivacity, while the other parts
will be ably sustained by Messrs. Pugh and Daniel.
The programme will be as follows: /, baritone
solo. " III Were n Knight" Mr.. l., ]. Whlppe; 2,
readings (selcctcd), Mr.. David g. Bangs; 3, duet-
soprano and tenor-Miss Eva Mills aud Mr.. John
Pugh - reading (selectedl, Mr.. 4. Is. Hay; o, So
prano solo--waltz, from Romeo and Juliet
Miss Eva $. Mills. Oiicnbachs sparkling opcretta
The Rose of Auvergne:' - Ficiirette (The Rose of
AuvcWne), Mrs l.. X. True; Pierre "a cobber(, Mr..
John o. Pugh; Aiphonse IA backsmith), Mr. VIII.
lam u. Daniel accompanies Messrs. 5. J, kubel
and $. II. Jecko
TRAVELLERS should be prepared for the changes
Of weather, and against the effects of exposure by
providing themselves with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
National Republican., 1881-10-31
Renutirui Printing,

The job.rooms connected with THE REPUBLICAN
are now executing finer work than ever before
done in this city Nothing short of the engraver's
art can compare with It. See specimens, be con.
vineed, and leave your orders, for If quality OF
work Is consideration you cannot fail to be salts
nnInnntn with
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An Interesting Souvenir

of Boys Clothing. This department of our busines
has increased beyond expectations. Substantial
goods and moderate prices have telling effect
Eisemen Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1881-10-31
NOOT'S,
o15 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Warm weather in New York preventing sales dis
couraged holders of goods, facilitated purchases of
bargains, avaied ourselves of this chance and
bought stock ut very low figures Our customers can
now take the benefit of our purchases.
silk and Chenille Mixed Fringes, inches wide, &c.
50c. to tDc. the yard.
Chenille and Jet Mixed Fringe to inches wide
75c. to IL.
Jet Passementeries, l2c, 15c,, 17c to 25c. q yard
splendid value.
and up.
Elegant Jet Beaded Cloak and Dress Ornaments,
12c., Sc, SOC, and up.
Black and Colored silk and Chenille Girdles, 45c.
65c., &C. and up.
Plush Cheniie and silk Tasses, 2lc. to 75c
Metal Buttons in all the new ombre shades, l5c. to
zoe. the dozen.
Pearl Shaded and Pearl and Steel combined But
tons. &c.. lOc.. l5c up to 81 the dozen.
White and Irdescent Gimp aud Buttons at low
prices.
Black and White Beaded handmade Laces, all
prices.
Black and Cream Spanish Laces 25c. to S5c the
yard
National Republican., 1881-10-31
Uu G0ftseuuenCc
rr.a S,.a.Lr IN,

ofbeing the prominent Clothers of Washington,
Eisemen Bros corner Seventh and L, have con-
slant rush of business.
National Republican., 1881-10-31

of Overcoats is so extensive and varied that they
must be seen to be appreciated. You are invited
TO examine them whether you purchase or not.
Eisemen Bros, corner Seventh and l. streets.
National Republican., 1881-10-31
Our DIsDlny

Turkish, Russian. and Sulphur Baths 903
street. Only iirst-class bath In the city.
National Republican., 1881-10-31

Tho dying Presidents letter to his mother lin
fac simile) can be procured ut THE REPUBLICAN,
office Price 10 cents
National Republican., 1881-10-31
,pOl, Printing
a second Instaiiment

OF every description executed neatly ut the short
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THE Equitable Life Assurance Society's incon-
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tines and Its prompt payment OF death claims,
company into popular favor; q tnct which Is
shown by It's constantly increasing business,
which In 1880 exceeded that of any other COM
many I'm tho world
National Republican., 1881-10-31
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THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or ad-
dress Herzog, Jos Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
aypnup.
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Fresh Alderncy butter churned every morning,
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District of Columbia per cent. Bonds maturing
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-03
Kid Slippers all sizes at 81,
at ANDERSON'S.
OBITUARY.

Departed this life near Grcendalc on the
10Th Of April 1881, our friend and broth
er, Franklin b. Counts, aged % years,
3 months and 5 days. In the morning
of his life God saw fit to summons him
from time to eternity, and with that
faith which sulpasseth all knowledge
he reclincd upon the strong arm Of bis
Master. He was upright, honest, and
sociable to all; possessing all the high
toned qualities of Il true man. After Il
short confinement he was called to his
home in the realms Of the best whore
there is no death, nor sorroWing. He
fell asleep in the arms of his redecmer,
and to that sleep we add this suggestion
Asleep in jesus; far from thee
Thy kindred and their graves may be;
Bat there is stil Il blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep.
And rs we all must pass from this life
into another, let Us fight a3 valiant sol
diers in the army Of God. And again
we add:
Fight on my soul till death
Shall bring thee to thy Got,
He'll take thee at thy parting breath,
Up to Pills blest abode.
We tender our most sincere sympa-
thics to those bcrcfr of their friend and
loved one. Yours respectfully,
Rev. Il. G. RoDEFER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-03
Twelve Reasons Why you Should Use The
"Seven Snrinas Iron and Alum Mass"

1t is the Medicinal Properties of
Mineral Water Condensed; and is
therefore not Patent Medicine.
1t is the natural properties of Min
eral SPRING.; aud is therefore not an
Artificial Connection.
1t Is the Gift of Nature; and is
therefore not Co animation of Nos
trums.
1t Is simple, harmless and pure ;
and is therefore not poisonous to the
eystem,
1t Ia convenient. reliable and safe ;
and is therefore just the remedy every
family needs,
1t acts upon the Blood and through
it, permeates tho entire system.
1t acts upon the Liver aud Kidneys,
causing their natural secfetiQns to pass
off through the proper channels.
1t acts upon The Stomach and Bow
els neutralizing Foreign acids and pro-
ducing healthy action.
It's effect upon the system is pro-
gressive and not facilitating.
II 10 lHe onJy sluBlt ltHleuy tiiot Ac-
moves the cause Of diseases and I'M
proves the general health, at the same
time
1t comes nearer being a Specific"
for diseases peculiar to Females, and
Uterine complaints than any other
remedy.
1t is an honest remedy, and every
body can understand what II IL, and
use It, with, or without the advice Of
II physician. Manufactured by
LANDRuM d LITCHFIELD.
Abingdon, Va
Read the testimonials Of those who
l.. All.
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Sidewalk Letter.
on TnR SIDEWALK.

On TnR SIDEWALK.
May 3, 1871
"May day" entered through cloudy sky
that soon cleared oirand gave us thatlncs-
Unable boon, Il beautiful Sunday. ] feel
better now that May has entered. re-
member that every disastrous frost we
have had for ten years has occurred be-
tween the 2sth day Of April and the LIST
day of May. A year ago, the peach crop
was killed May LIST, and the pears
were bitten until they took blight, and
the tendercst of them are now dead.-
Dogwood winter Is yet to come, but the
winter was broken so sharply of by
Easter Sunday that chances are largely
In our favor. The peach and apple and
pear aud cherry crops are simply enor-
nous. Yesterday dirt was broken on
the town section Of the N. G. grading.
Mr.. Bernard Campbell Is now grading
Scott street. His work viii embrace the
complete grading of that street from side
to side and from end TO end, At the
eastern end of Scott street. the llnc VIII
bifurcatc, one branch passing in rear OF
the engine houses to n switch connection
with the N. & W. and broad gauge and
n n. G. track will each be laid thence
through Scott st, to The Company's yard
IN Mosby Grove, where transfers From
one gauge to the other will be made by q
litter. The other track from the end OF
Scott street will curve across the circus
bottom to passenger connection In front
of the Va. House. In n few days Capt,
Seeker will cross-scction the RAIDER cut,
when force under Mr.. John Powers
will DO put to work on H., the object be-
Ing to widen aud sink II so as to reduce
the grade ut that point. Copt Bib viii
probably complete the stone cut ut VOL
Run summit against the goth. One of
new n. G. locomotives Ia now done aud
will be ordered by telegraph ~ soon as
these changes can he made aud the ties
delivered for the first half mile or mile,
think you will see II run through Good
son before you eat your first Bristol
stiawbcrry--soy first Of June anyway
Mr.. Henley, who Is now on the linc aud
is to-day In town, repre-
sonts n company Of Pennsylvania con-
tractors aud Il IL not probable that any
other parties Will Inspect the llnc for that
purpose now, though other bids have
been made on the engineers estimates
think the entire line from Mendoza &c
imbodcn viii be let In .len days. ON
friends at Union are moving In u busl'
ness way 10 have the N. G. extension
tnko lllom In, A large delegation from
that town headed by Mess. llnrhlcrodc
Curtain, Emmert aud Smith visited Brls'
tol last Friday aud had interviews Will
Gen. lmbodcn and the directors. Tho
result will be- trial survey ria Beaver
creek route, 40 "a to reach mouth Of In
dian creek, which Is one mile above I'm.
ion. am glad to know that there lie The
most perfect accord between Gen. limbo
den and Mad Flnl, Of The N. s. W. A
grand combination depot aud passenger
shed have been agreed on between them
and also Col McGhcc Of the y. 7, V. &
va. R.R. The depot will be between the
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lCoMMuNICATEDJ


HAMILTON INSTITUTE, May >, lSSl,
According to previous notification the
Anthrionin Literary Society gave 4
public entertainment on the evening of
the 22d ult. AT quite an early hour the
hail was filed with spectators who seem
cd anxious for the intellectual fray to
begin. At I O'Clock the President called
the house to order, and after prayer by
5. NJ. RepasS the exercises were opened
with beautiful and well delivered dee
lamation by W. S. Self. Next on the
programme was an Grafton by Il. ). De-
Busk, which certainly made Il very ia
vorable impression upon the audience
Then followed the discussion of The
quesuon-Res. "That a MOnarchia1 is 4
better form Of government than Re
publican" Mr.. A. J.. Wears led of in
a forcible speech Of thirty-tiye minutes
which was well answered in speech Of
the same length by W. S. Hamilton
Following these were c. II, Lewis, and
ii. f. Owen on the An, and j. +. vi.
cars and IL. j. Feenor on the Neg
The speeches of these gentlemen were
both interesting and instructive. Next
was an Grafton by ID. A. Gray, which
was well received by those present This
closed the exercises and the President,
GRO. tenn, after thanking the audience
for their close attention and presence,
declared the house adjourned. When
the Anthrionians have another public
entertainment "we'll' be there.
SPECTATOR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-03

A Cough, Gold or Sore Throat
should DO stopped. hewlett frequently
results IN All lnourabe Lung Disease or
Consumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCHEs are certain to give relief In asti-
ma, Bronchitis Coughs, Catarrh, Consump'
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty
ycars the 1'rochcs have been recommend
ed by physicians, aud always give per-
feet satisfaction. They are not new. or
untried, but having been tested by Wide
and constant Use for nearly an entire
gene ton, they have attained we'll
mcrited rank among the few staple REM
edlca Of tho age. Public speakers
aud singers use them TO clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold ut twenty
1yo cents box everywhere.
nov 10, SOY.
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Personal,

Col. Geo. lmboden, of Mountain Cove,
Fayette Co., w. Va, was in town last
Sunday. He lives near the great Knaw-
ma coal mines, but says ours at Stone Gap
excels them. He is brother of Gen.
lmboden, and is now presiding Justice of
Fayette Co..
Coli. II, Fleenor warns all persons
not to tresspass on his lands.
Mr.. S. l.. Saul has opened a tobacco
aud cigar store, next door to Gump, an
has some of the finest cigars we ever saw
IN Bristol.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Witten, of Mo-, and his
bride, the late Mrs. E. o. Witten of
Pikeville, Tenn. spent day in Bristol
last week on their way to Mo.
DR.. j. Bunting starts to-day to the
session of the Supreme Lodge of Knight S
of Honor, at Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and will be gone some ten days. The APP
pointment is highly honorable and not
Improbable. ..t.
Mrs. Judge Colbert, daughter Of Mr..
w. S. Minor, has purchased the Powell
property on Mary street, Va. Hill, Good
son for $1,000, cash. Size "a acres
Possession next fall.
DR.. Bunting has purchased of the
town Council, three fourths of an acre
situated at corner of Mary and Moore
streets. Price $3.50.
Mr.. j. G. Stockton of harrisburg Va,
has removed to this county and located
near Old Glade Spring.
Mr.. JOS. Hogc of Pembroke, Giles
Co., is visiting his son-in-law Maj. Reyn-
Odds.
Mr.. Chas. Willoughby and Mr.. France
Miles, of Joncsville called to sec us yes
terday morning.
Esqr. r. P. Tickle, President of the
County Court Of Sullivan, called to see
us last week. lie is certainly one of the
leading citizens Of that county.
Mr.. James Arnctt, aged 70, died last
Wednesday at his home on the Island
road south of Montgomery.
Mr.. W. W. James, Jr. is now having
his lot on front of Solar Hill, finely grad
ed.
Gump, the clothier, is now in the east
purchasing his second spring stock.
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rothcrsy MothosN Mothers n,

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