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B6ISnEIDGK. y. Y. March 22, 1881.
Pypny DAyIs'S PATN-kILLEn neref (1its f0
,,g,~4 tnffrnf rfii,( for cramp and pain in the
st,nach. JOSKfn BUHDITT.
NfcuOivuLE. y. Y. February 2. 1851.
To vf-g Afsf medicine know Of FOR dysenicry,
,,'Ie-i rriorbns and CRAMPS in the stomach. Have
asl II for ycars and 1t Is sure c,irf ~, every tme
MofvGONA. low 4, March Il, 1881.
hsvo n2rd your FATN-kILLER in severe casos
of crsmp, colo, ana cholera r3orens, and Il gave
almost instant relief l.. =. CALDWELL.
GAINESVILLE, Ca February 2S. 1851.
Far twenty years have used your PAIN-kuLEE
a. nv family. Have used u mans tmcs for bowel
eonrllfnts. and 70 ailcdVs cures. Would not feel
safe without bottle iu The house. }. Is. WE
sACo. ME., January %. 1sSl.
Have used PTUEY DANIs'S PAtN-kILLEg for
twelve ye1r.. 10 B. SGfs. sure 0s1 rftidbtt- No
mother should allow II % be out Of Tie family.
ONEIDA. y. Y. February 70. lsSl.
We began using - over thirty year ae" and II
aWaAs fiNtr pr in'li'ic iti'el' "sIi .iiH's "A'S
o. 30 % bed without a bot'le in the house.
CoSwAYB0ro'. :. C.. February 22, 1881.
Neariy every family M this section keeps bottle
in thc house. Dr. p MORTON
TyfTFD STATES CONSULATE.l
CrFYFrD. RHFsISH PM SsIA. fcb. :. lsSl.
Ihqvc known PEREY DAVIs's PAfN-kILLEH al
u1., from thc day 10 was introduced. and after
Ia nv household as "a ind4syfuR0bi, necessity.
]. :. POTTER. United States Consul.
EJnTOS-OS-IREST. ENG.
had been several days suffering severely from
diarrhUa, accompanied with intense pain. when
tined your PAIN-kILLEE. and found almost iu-
stSDt relief. II. }. NOoNE.
2l MONTAGUE STREET. LONDON, ING.
During "a residence 81 twcnty-thrcc years IN In
Ola have given 10 in many cases of diarrh0a- dys-
cntery. and cholera, and never know II % fhl 70
give relief. X. CLAKIDCE.
No FAMILY CAN SAFELY BIZ WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY.
Its price brings 20 within ihe reach Of all For
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IcE-CREAM RETAINS Is favor and keeps better
when packed IN porcelain frcezers. ASToSI uses
no other Kind f0r his cream.
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SC. only for a PIc.NIc CIeAR.

The FINEST LENSES made are being mounted In
cELLuLoID FRANKs. They are handsome. light,
and strong. and give befter satisfaction than other
eye-glasses For sale by all leading jewellers ana
oulicianS.
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IL YoC ARE WARN. which every one must be
this weather, go to ANToSIs aud DC refreshed
with q glass Of his IcE-CREAM SODA.
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l. IT SUPERSTITION TO SUPPOSE
because the famous beauty, Mrs. Langtry, uses
AIKISsoS's new Iorfnme "Cloye fink that u
can affect ones personal aprearanceS
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MASZASILLA SHERRY, VIRGINIA and M
PORTED CLAREr. W. u. BLAIR & Co.
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BASE BALL.-Tbe National Club, Of
Washington, will arrive here Monday
morning TO play series OF three games
with the Richmond Clun for the champions
ship OF the South. The Richmonds have
been strengthened by the addition OF Ham,
ilton Of Massachusetts and SulhYan Of Du-
buque, Iowa, professionals.
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THE EGYPTIAN TROUBLES.
The Panic still Continues I'm the
EaN.

Interests ut Alexandria - The
Gallant Ship GaIcna and Her Good Work
The Question OF the Intervention or Tur.
key in EgyPt, Etc.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
CDlMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

SlMMONS LlN Liz hEbJ LAIOh.
ASK THE RECOVERED
Dysrpilcs. Bilious sufferers. yictmsof Fever and
Aguc. the Mercurial-Dise~sed patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
leAlth cheerful spirits. and good appetite they
viii tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION- Jaundice,
Billion. Attacks. SIGN HEADACHE. Collie, De
preston Of spirits, SOUR STOMACH. Heartburn
ac.. &C. "
IT has No EQUAL.
This utnyallcd southern remedy T. warranted
not - cout,lin single particle 81 MERCURY or any
injurious mineral substance. bul il
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II Won feel dr0w.y. deidlitaicd. have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
toHEut coated you are suffering from torpid liver
of hiiou.ness." and nothing Will cure you So
speedily and permanently as 90 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Iisrlycn with safety aud the happiest results to
tie most delicate infant II take, the place oi quiz
nine and hticrs If every kind. II j. the cheapest
purt.t. and be-i family medicine Ia the world.
Beware OF couuierfc ts. Take cnly the genuine,
30 white wrapper with red in front. prepared by
=. a. ZilLIN & co.
SOLD BE ALL DRUGGISTS. ap 6-eodtAu3O
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PICNIC CIGARS, SC.

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done o.
the DISPATCH rRIsTIsG-iiousE. Good WORK.
low prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed
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LILY BELLE CIGAR. Sc.

OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS must not forget that
we keep large stock Of au grades II HARVEST
WHsKEY. W. II. BLAIR & co.
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Mn. HoFF's BENEFIT.-The friends Of
Mr.. +. W. IIotf, the well-known tenor OF
this city, have rendered him a compliment
AIRY benefit, TO take place at Mozart Hall
next Friday night, on which occasion the
ever-popular Piiiaforer y will be rem
dered by the following strong cast Miss
Eva Mills, Of the Standard Company. New
York, as Josephine; Miss Eoline sheffield
a Buttercup, Miss May Thomas as Hebe.
Miss Isa Smith as Aunt, Mr.. Pierre Ber-
nard as Sir Joseph, Mr.. Lewis w. Pizzini
ss Captain Corcoran, Mr. Hoff a. Ralph.
Mr.. Perrot as Deadeye, Mr. ii. T. Cardozo
ss Boatswain, Mr.. Samuel Waggoner a.
Marine.
Our people will have double incentive
In attending this entertainment-to enjoy
the performance and TO show their ar-
probation OF Mr.. IIon, who is Justly enti-
lied to some substantial recognition Of his
merits at the hands OF the citizens Of Rich.
mond.
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AMATEUR RACES THIS EvENING.-At the
Fair-Grounds this afternoon at 800 o'clock
number OF Richmond gentlemen win
have a meeting for friendly racing.
There viii be tWO race. and each gentle
man Will drive his own horse. These pleas
ant evening trials OF speed have been
quietly going on at the Fair-Grounds for
some weeks past, and many OF our most
substantial citizens have participated in the
sport. The audiences Of ladies and gentle
men have 30 increased from time TO time
that il is now thought proper to give addi-
tiOnal interest 10 the races 10y Offering prizes
for the successful contestants. A small
price OF admission is charged 10 pay eX-
penses Of keeping track in order and for
buying the prizes. The races this evening
will be, first, between the fast class, for
which q solld silver cup will be given, and
second. between the slow class. for which
a handsome whip is offered. This feature
OF sport is TO be commended for the culti-
vation Of a proper taste for the finer breeds
Of horses, and also since il furnishes a
spirited and moral kind 81 amusement du-
ring months when everything is rather fiat,
stale, and improbable.
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ICE-CREAN THAT i PURE.
STRAWBERRY ICE-CRRAM.
VANILLA ICE-CREAM,
LEMON lCE-CEEAN.
PEACH ICE-CREAM,
CHOCOLATE ICE-CEEAM,
made from the purest materials; and n you want
any for sunday dinner leave your orders TO-
DAY al ANDREW PIZzINI's,
sO7 Broad street.
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htihis ssson various diseases ~ TIC bowels arc
p-craeut. aad many lisss are tosf through lack OF
knovledgc of q safe and sure remedy.
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THE SANPLE-MERCHAST CAsE.-Judge
Hughes did not render decision in the
sample-merchant case yesterday. On the
application OF counsel representing mer-
chants Of Virginia interested in sustaining
the constilutionality OF the tax law for
leave TO present their views in support Of
those submitted by the Attorney-General,
he has agreed to withhold his decision for
few days, and in the mean time receive
written briefs.
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AMrSEM ENTS.

MOZART HALL.
NI FRIDAY, JUNH %, 1882.
GRAND CONPlMsNTARY PERFORMANCE
Of the cycr-popular opera
PlNAFORE,
tcnderSi
Mn. +. ". HOFr.
vith the following superb cast:
Miss Eva MILLS. Of tho standard Company.
Nt'W I fNr fttsss o. its
Nlss FOLINE sHFFFlELD a.. .... Bu,iorcup.
Mss WAY THOMAS as.....- .................. Helc.
hls- ia cMlll as... Aani.
Mr. PIERRE BEkNARD as............>ir Joseph.
Mr. Loll i W. PiZIlNI ss....~Captsin Corcorin.
Nr itpf 49,. filpl.
MI. lERhvI S,s.... lfaneye-
Mr. ". T.tNRDp/O as..................B0 B0at,Nrin.
Mr. SANU III MAbG0NFR as............. Marine.
with An immense chorus and orchestra.
POPULAR FHiCES.-Admission. Boo; rcseryet
seats, z5c extra. to he had at RAMOS NpsEs'.
BoX-shect opened WspNK~DAY, june 2l. lss2.
fic l7-dti
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MINERAL WATERS. &c.

"RELLTHAL" WATER.
Receiving direct from England, so cases of the
celebrated
sBELLTBAL- WATER
For saiehy DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
f16-U 1mportsrs.
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Closing Exercises Of Richmond Somi.
nary,


The closing exercises OF the Richmond
Seminary-Mr. John II. Powell. princi-
pal-tOok place last night al the seminary
building, No. east Grace street. The
large rooms were erayded with the parents
and friends of the pupils.
The awarding oi prizes and certificates
OF distinction being concluded, the young
ladie. were handsomely entertained by the
principal. This was followed by a dance,
which was greatly enjoyed by the partici-
pants. ~ a late hour the party dispersed,
having spent delightful evening.
The past session has been q most pros
perou, one for the school. the number OF
scholars in attendance running a. high as
40, considerable increase oyer the AZ
tendance Of previous years.
Prizes were awarded n follows:
For Be, Essays: In senior Department 70 Miss
Ellen Howard; IN Intermediate Department, to
IN ElOcutlon: In Senior Department. Mis- Lulu
Stoyer; in Intermediate Department. Miss Lulic
Evans; iu Junior Department, MISSES kl0lse COull-
ing and Ellen HobsOn.
The following is the list Of graduates
In Arithmetic: Miss Alice whitcomb.
In shaw's English Literature; Misses Daisy
Preston, Carrie saunders. I.Oulle Evans. Nelle
Parker. Mary Tdbail. Fannie Mortham, SHIRLEY
smith, Marie Kelley. Mary Parker: Ellse Neem.
In English Grammar: Mi,ses Mary BaGghman.
Carrie Powell. Bette bcsne, Kettle Powell,
Florence Vaughan. >allle Preston Mary Tyler.
In Astronomy: Mlsses Mary VI. Jones. Helen
Morrison, Bctne saunders, Annie Crew, Minnie
Wilson.
In Natural Sciences: Misses Elise Mcem, FLOR
ence Warwick. Lulu stoyor Marie Kelley, Daisy
Dew. Josephine Lyons. Rebecca Powell
la Mental and Moral Philosophy Misses FLOR
ence McRae, Mary Jones, betile saunders, Helen
Morrison, Lulu StOver.
In Moral Philosophy Mis- Minnie Wilson.
In Rhetoric: Misses Minnie Wilson, Maggie
Reading. Avis Walker, Rebecca Powell.
In English Misses Florence WARWICK, Daisy
Dew. Ellen Howard.
In Algebra Misses Elise Meem, Lulu Slower,
Florence Warwick.
Certificates Of distinction were awarded
in the various schools according to the
class standing OF the pupils.
Mr.. Powelfs class presented pim with a
pair of gold slceve-buttons; M. Peyton's
pupils gave her a rocking-chair, and Mrs.
Garnett's class gave her a rocking-ehair.
Miss Peyton received a fan from her pu-
pills. Miss Dutselle received picture, and
Miss Sarah Powell was presented with a
pair Of yascs-all Of which articles were
very handsome.
THE SAMPLE E-MERCHAST CAsE.-Judge
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VOL. LXI.
9ithmond 1ispatth.
sATURDAY.............JCNEl IL, lss2.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRcU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS Oh TIE CITY.
.,--i--------
Entered at the PoS'-onioc al Richmond. Va. az
second-class mstter.l
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No FAMILY CAN SAFELY BIZ WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY.
It. price brings 80 within The reach Of an. For
sale by all druggists ~ Is. 50c aud Il per bottle
PERRY DAVIS 4 son. Proprictors,
g. I-ondfINoI prnrlhonce. r. !.
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rrERY pAvIs's PAIN-KMLER

4 sure cnrc for DiarrhGa, Dyscntcry. summer
COMPLAINT Cholera MorhuS, c'c. and Is perfectly
srr.
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ICE-CREAH THAT'S PURE.

REMEMBER that a little HOP BITTERS saycs bl,
doctor billsaud cures when an else fails.
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uEB,G.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

lmh so-Th.saSTu6ml !
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tsf-EAIy,.

NATIONALS, OF WASHINGTON.
~ ".
RICHMOND.
AT BASEBALL PARK,
bead Of Clay street.
MONDAY, TUESDAY. ana WEDNESDAY.
june 10. 20, and2l
Admission, rs cents. g. i7--t
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JOINT CELEBRATION.

TOINT CELEBRATION.-Thc joint
~ celebration Il the LITERARY SOCIETIES
OF RICHMOND CDiLtGE viii take place
MONDAY NIGHT, June 18Th. All friends ~ the
College arc invited u attend. - l7-lts
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GUNNER COMPLAINTS.
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yNDERTAkEES-

--~---~-----------l-s--~----~s ~ ~
TOsEPH W. LAUBE, F3
D FURNISHING-UNDf fRIAkkk-
CORNER FIRST AND bEOAD sTEEETs,
RICHMOND, VA.
WOOD AND METtLLiC BtRiAL-,A>E>,
ROBES. HFAkrE- HACKS.
aud all things requisite az LOWEST KATEs.
IelegTaphic aud county order solicited.
ap1l
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DEATH on THE RAIL.-A telegram was
received at the Exchange Hotel Yesterday
afternoon from DR.. BOcOck, OF Clarksburg,
". Va, stating that j. ID. Carey had been
severely injured in 4 railroad accident, and
asking for information concerning him.
Almost before the clerk could refer 70 the
registry 10 find ont who j. ID. Carey was
another telegram came from the same gen-
tleman announcing the death OF Mr.. Carey.
The clerk recollccted that a gentleman OF
that name had recently been at the hotel,
and the registry showed that he arrived
here on the 10Th OF May, but unfortunately
hc had failed 10 register his place
Of residence. Inquiry among guests OF the
hotel with whom Mr.. Carey had been init
mate during his soiourn here disclosed the
fact that he was 4 lawyer, probably from
philadelphia. who was engaged in looking
up the records Of some mineral property
purchased in Southwest Virginia by Penn
sylvania corporation. The unfortunate
gentleman remained here about two weeks.
and left on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way for Waynesboro', where he was to take
the shenandoah railroad for the Southwest
for the purpose of obtaining surveys Of
the property purchased. lie had proba-
bly, transacted his business and was on his
return home when the accident bcfell him
which terminated in his death. No further
particulars have been received here, nor j.
II vet known where the accident occurred
o, which he was q victim. but il j. sup
posed 10 have been on q branch Of the Bal
timOrc and Ohio road somewhere near Par
kersburg or Clarksburg. W. Va. Mr..
Cary was a young man about twenty-five
or thirty years OF age. and had become
quite a favoriie at the Exchange while here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-17

VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-A meet
ing oi the Executive Committee oi the
Virginia Historical Society was held last
night 1t O'Clock at its rooms IN the West
moreland Observation-Disclosures Hen
~ In the char. The corresponding secre-
tary reported that the recent publications
Of the sOciety-the Spot>wood letters aud
tie proceedings at the last annual meet
ing-had been delivered to the member
ship Of the Society and to the various his
torical bodies in thi, country and Great
Britain. He also reported a large number
OF gifts Of books, &c.
The following gentlemen were elected
members Of the Society: Liie-James c..
Langhorne, Esq, Denver, Col. Core
ponding-Frederick u. stone, Esq, Phila-
delphia, Pa; +. c. Pierce, Esq. Rock
ford, III. Annual Professor {. 4. Gross
mann. Phi ID. Mass. Agl. College, Amherst.
Mass. RI. Rev. Thomas Underwood Dud-
ley, Louisville, Ky. Professor y. B. Web
ster, Norfolk, Va; Professor John Il.
Minor, University Of Virginia; Major
Philip \. Wexford, DR.. Thomas J. Moore,
James VI. Wise. Esq, General PeytOn
Wise. and Major Walter X. Martin, Rich
mond, Va.
Adjourned.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARTNE)
INSURANCE COMPANY.
June q. 1859.
TIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
4 OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or THIS CON-
FANl viii be- held az the eOmpany's oficc. 80.
1913 Main street. on MONDAY. 18th instant, AZ
II o'clock NJ. NN. II. MCCARTHY.
Jc b-lZt Sccrfsry.
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TIORIDA-WGTER.
FLORIDA WATER.

TOILET, BATH, AND HANDKERCHIEF.
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u MONTAGUE fTEEET, IONUON. INC.
During "a residence % twcnfy-thrcc years In In
slia have given 10 lu many cases Of diarrhoa. dys-
entery. and cholera, and never knew II q fan 70
give relief. X. CLAKIDGE.
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WANTED.-Iiaying several small chill
W dren. should Ike o. correspond with some
LADY who would assist in sowing &c. and BE- as
member of The fMliy. \ pleasant home ana
reasonable salary will he giytl. References eN-
changed. Addrc-s wii real name. Post-Oticc Box
- Grcer siCrl'. NJ. jt i-soGZw
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Leave It ; O'Clock An. from Eiba station Tick
o. good f,r lyc days Tor louad-trp only -. For
s.ic IL &. ". GarneI's.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-10-19

81. e6o29; hssd in LArims county, section
II, township. s north, rasss IS vest;
tssminua in Weld county, section iftsse,
sownship 6 Dsrth, range IS west; dis
lance from head to terminus, (air line,)
seventeen mile; lost BY sinuosity, So per
cant; total fall in iwenty-six miles, rs feet
9 inches; fall per mile, about feet; cost
per mile, $S72. Irrigation is found on q
grander scale Of expense in the older coun-
tries Of Europe; one may scarcely find
system there more economical, or more SUBJ
servient to the wante Of the masses, than lie
found in the little community Of Greeley.
The lack of an equal humidity in the at.
mosphere with other sections. is the cause
also Of lack Of great mass Of tho4e pest
ferrous insects we'll known in the United
States, and the disadvantage in one case be-
comes an advantage in another. The lsck
of moisture on the plains cures the grass
into hsy, while the excess OF moisture on
the eastern seaboard. and even in the gar
den Of the Mississippi Valley, saturates and
rots the grass, which is lost TO utility for
everything but manure, when left on the
ground during the winter.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-10-19
In the Whole History Of
Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained SO
wide . reputation. as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, which Is recognized Is the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Its long-continued
series Of wonderful cures In all eli.
mates has made it universally known
as . safe and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
foreruuners OF more serious disorders,
it acts speedily and surely, always re-
lieving suffering, and often saving life.
The protection It affords, by its timely
use in throat and chest disorders,
makes Il an invaluable remedy to be
kept always on hand in every home.
No person can AFFORD to be without It,
and those who have once used it never
viii. From their knowledge OF its
composition and operation, physicians
use the CHERRY PEcrORAL extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recon-
mend it. It Is absolutely certain in
its healing effects. and viii always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale BY al druggists.
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U. S. LAND OFFICE,


Lsrned, Kansas, September q, lss2.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his int 10
that said proof will be made before the Clerk a
the District Court of Ford county, Kansas. az
viz: " 49,
HENRY p. MESS, declarasory st.,em.u:
No. $500. for the y of Sc or Sec g, and lot,
and .. Sec ~. T IS, ssW
He names the following Witnesses to prove k.s
said land, zig: Norris Collar, r c Zimmermsn
john Riney. A j Anthony, al. OF Dodee CIV
Posto@ce, Ford County. Kansas.
octs c. A. NORRIS. Register
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without isrieaaioe; With u The yisA may b
doubIsd. Tie expsnse Of irrigasion b prob
ably isn By 50 per csnt than svefage lon
b. drought in any State il the Union. The
min fall i not enough in any section of our
country q all seasons Of The year to meet
the want Of the crops. With irrigation, the
quality Of Colorado wheat 10 far superior to
the wheat of spv eastern state With irri-
CATION. the quality Of every specimen of
wheat sent 70 COLORADO has been wonder
fully improved fact sub.tautiaied by the
report. Of the Agricultural Department.
n, q n Chu,ch h.. . ditch vbo,e ter.
mimi. i. eleven mile, from Denver On the
p..,as t,...,,,. ,, a.,
GO :, ~. t.., ., -. n.,,,.;.. "a
L.,
.u.- -. g., >, a.. ii.
-. - ;. -. "a. -
80, d.. 49,, .h,,, q, ooo r.,Lo,;n.
ca r.;. 49,
~, -. =
svs,.m. i, does no, run enough wafer
from the head for the entire ,ea.op. but i.
ken, running all IN. tim. While wafer can
be obtained and stored in . lake or reser-
voir In bs us.d a. /. re,.rve in d,v se,son.
n. h,. one l.le from vb;ch he a,. hi.
irritation v,ter I'm, he h.s another vbicb
h. Keen. FIR fab breeding and b,s stocked
!; nth .n,6.b and c.,6.h f,om IN. Pan.
c,o.s I..l. a, y.,mont and thew are mult.
,l,;,. .,o,ma,.lv Nj, G. i. ,o;no N IN.
s,,,.. !, m. .r,;,, IN h,;ns ON, .oms
hl.ek haas ~ stock another lake He think.
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-10-19

A Kansas man lately received back
pension Of 81 300.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-10-19
REMOVAL.

Mrs. 4. L. Robbins and Mrs. Mullen>
dore have purchased the stock of
MILLINERY GOODS
of Mrs. L. K. Mcintyre, and have re-
moved the same to the building opposite
the signal office. where they will be pleas.
ed to meet customers. Dress making also
carried on.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-10-19

Letter heads, note heads, bill heads, en-
velopes, statements, yankee statements, bus
ines cards, calling cards, invitations, dodg-
err, circulars, posters, ETC., printed on short
notice At this Office.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-10-19
MILLINERY GOODS


W. F. Petition, district clerk OF Ford
county, is prepared to make out applications
for final proof on homestead and pre-emp-
ton lands. The testimony of witnesses and
applicants can alec be taken before Mr..
Petition. He will attend to xli kinds OF
business with the United States Land
Office at Larned. ang3l-tf