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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
The Yield of the OK Mine.

During the season Of 1882 the O X
mine, of Bullion, yielded 149 tons Of
ore assaying 1881 ounces silver and
g. per cent lead per ton. Large re-
serves of ore are in sight in various
parts of the mine- workings, and the
Weld could have been 10 times as
great if the owners had desired. But
as it could not have been sent out of
the country because of the lack Of
teams the ore was left in place.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
The Fair supper.

The lady managers of the fair to be
held in Haley Theater, this week, will
set the supper table at 4 O'Clock in
the afternoon, each day of the fair,
and wait on the table themselves.
The price of meal tickets is 80 cents,
ticket admitting to the fair and pay
ing for the supper. They are for sale
at Riley & Tracy's, II. z. Burkhart 4
Co.'S, and J. A. Rupert's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20

Out Of compliment to the Du chess
Of Connaught, who was to leave Bal
moral the following day, the Queen
gave instructions for the annual Hal
loween celebration at the Castle to
take place on Monday night, October
30, twentv-four hours before the true
time of the festival. About o'c!oc.,
200 torchbearers paraded on the lawn
in front of the Castle, and arrived al
Tie huge stack of material for the bon
fire, which had been erected near ths
front door. The torch were applied
to the pile, and then there appeared
from the news band of grotesque
looking spirits playing instruments
and preceded by majestic-lookins
demon, who was followed by four de
mons, bearing chair in which was
seated witch, who was taken from
the chair and pitched into the flames
amid the shrieks and bowls Of the at
tendant demons aud large crowd o
spectators. A limited supply OF thu
national beverage was then distrib
uted, and dancing was begun and
kept up for some time to the strains
Of Ross, the piper. The healths d
the Queen, tic Princess Beatrice, and
the Duchess of Connaught wer,
pledged and heartily drunk, and tht
singing of the national anthem
brought the proceedings to close
The Queen, the Duchess Of Con
nauglt, and the Princess Beatrice
with Sir Garnet Wolscley, remained
till the termination of the sports.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Brief Abstracts Of Instruments Recorded
Since Last Report.

Brief Abstracts Of Instruments Recorded
Since Last Report.
November 9.-James II. Thomp-
son Of Alturas county to Alexander
Mckibbon and Andrew J. Jackson of
the same place; consideration 5000.
4 fourth interest i'll the Rather lode,
on Deer Creek, about half mile in
southwesterly direction from the hot
rings, and adjacent to the Davitt
lode.
November "A. w. Sabin of
ketchum to George Bixhy, of Ter
race. Utah; 70, 5000. 3s5 feet in the
Mark Twain mining location, in Warm
Springs Mining District, about one
mile above the Philadelphia Com
pany's mines.
Oct 'ber 'exander Lcdinyham
and Samuel B. Miller, both Of Altu-
ras county, to Ole Q. Rorcn of the
same place; 800. An undivided
third interest in the Blue Bell mine
location, Mineral Hill Mining District,
and a half mile north of the Bunker
fill location.
October l.-Ole O. Roren Of Bull
ion to E. J. Watson Of the same place !;
$500. A third Interest in the Blue
Bell mine location, Mineral Hill Min
ing District, being II miles south Of
Croy gulch, and half mile northwest
rom the Bunker Hill mine location.
October 16.-Michael Hynes OF
Haley to Samuel b. Miller of the
same place; $4,000. The Rising Sun
mine, situated in Mineral Hill Min.
ing District, near the town of Bullion
and adjoining the Bullion and Ophil
mines OH the West, said claim beng
1900 by 600 feet.
October Il. Michael Hynes Of Hal
ley to Timothy Hynes Of same place
800. 800 undivided feet in the Ole
Abe mine, lying westerly from ane
adjoining the Bullion and Mayaowe
mines at Bullion, in Mineral Hill Min
ing District.
The Columbia and Beaver Silve
Mining Company, corporation unde
the laws Of the State of New York, b
G. w. Cortright, its general manager
to Charles H. Furey of Alturas cour
ty; $500. $4,000 feet Of lumber ;
; the sawmill Of the company; also fl,
tons of hay.
November 17.-Virgil Lamb
Haley to J. A. Meadows of the sam
place; s25. A fourth interest in IL
Sunday Night mine location, Miner
Hill District, on the north side Of De,
Creek, and about half a mile abo,
the Warm Springs.
, Adams 4 Cunningham, in consi'
) Grafton of the sum of s11,31S.S2, pa
!, by {. w. Collins & Co., remise, etc
66 mules, three horses, one gray hors
. one bay horse, 80 wagons, with chain
stretchers, wagon sheets, ete., con
plete, used Herewith. Used former
by Adams & Cunningham in haulin
!, freight from the terminus Of the Or,
gon Short Line to Wood River.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20

The great bali at Hatfield, Lord
Sa!isbury's seat, for the coming Of age
of his son, Lord Cranborne, proved a
strange and interesting experience TO
London society, which mustered in
great force, AMI was more American
than English III its character. The
ladies got themselves up in eloaks and
furs of various kinds, rs if for IN all
venture. The men went in thick
boots or galoshes, and carried their
pumps in tn If pockets. Hatfield dis
putes with Burghlcv, the Marquis Of
Exeter's seat, the distinction of beinn
the best house in England. A large
temporary iron building was put W
in front Of the house for supper, the
marble hall was devoted to tea. and
the dancing took place in the gallery
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
The Best Always the Cheapest.

Reader! 1t is not necessary to
swallow tcaeupful of any cough
r medy to cure coldor stop a cough
Three teaspoonfuls IN "A hours is the
advertised dose for Browns Ccugl.
Balsam. "Pure as refined gold" is
the verdict of thousands annually
cured by Tins sterling remedy. Tor
sale by J. \. Rupert, Wood River
Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
The Last Chance for Bargains!

A. Morris, managing partner OF the
firm Of |. Morris & Co, will leave for
the winter on or before the Goth in
slant. In the meantime he will con-
t;nue to sell at cost, for cash, job lots
of groceries, provisions and winter
supplies. This is therefore the last
opportunity offered to all to secure
their winter supplies at cost.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
The School Ball Po,tponcd.

The ball under the auspices Of the
School Trustees, which was to have
taken place on Christmas evening, in
Haley Theatcr, has, owing to the i'm
possibility of securing desirable music,
been postponed until the day after
Christmas TUESDAY, December 26), at
the same place.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
Wedding Cards.

The TINES oificeis prepared to sup
ply, at few days notice, wedding
cards. with either plain, goll, or silver
gilt edges. lie two latter styles are,
Of course, for golden" and "silver'
weddings.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
WEATHER REPORT.

December 1S.-It began showing
last evening, ana up to this morning
about two inches Of snow had fallen,
and it was still showing, with pros
meets of heavy fall.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
JOTTINGS

c. D. Bradley is in Salt Lake, on
his way here.
The snow at Vienna is about feet
deep on level.
Two elegant Tom and jerry sets,
at Burkhart & Co.'S.
See advertisement of watch for sale
at bargain, at Hendricks.
Headlight coal oil, 175 fre-test, at
Riley & rracy's drugstore.
Go to Heckethorn's for Christmas
and New Years presents.
Bird seed-a fresh lot just received
at Riley & rraey's drugstore.
Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed or
plain, at the Nevada Chop House.
II you want really elegant printing,
YOU must come to the TINES office.
At 1000 Main street: Fresh cam
dies, nuts, toys, and holiday goods.
Oysters III every style at the Nevada
Ghep House, up to o'clock IN the MORN
ing.
Ladies, please call at HALEY
Jewelry Store and get the Language OF
Gems.
Moody and Sankey are alive at the
Merchants Hotel. Tom and Jerry on
the side.
Fruit dishes that even Grant would
accept, at Hendricks Jewelry Store,
HALEY.
The best claret in the market at sc
cents bottle, and 1926 per gallon
at Bartsch & Willis's.
DIR. Hohly's celebrated Miners Bit
ters, superior tonic and appetizer, al
Riley & Tracy's drugstore.
Butter dishes fine enough 70: the
next Democratic President--at Z. H
Hendricks .Jewelry Store: Haley.
The Salt Lake Tribune, in noticing
Oscar Bache's arrival in that city
says: "He is going East to join hi
fl mily."
The snowstorm has passed, leaving
only two inches on the ground, and a
present prospects are excellent for /
all melting away in day or two.
Are you happy? If not call a
Hend,ick's in Haley, and look at hi
elegant stock OF fine silverware AM
jowelry for holiday and wedding pres
ents.
Advices by grapevine state that
lady of Naples lately put head upo'
gentleman who offended her, and di'
it SO publicly that it is the sensation
of that sensational quarter.
ST. b." writes the TINES from Vi
emma that Tippet and Hankewis, tn
two miners killed by snowslide o.
Nellie hill, last week, were natives Q
England, where they leave large fam
ilies., Over $500 was found on eac
of the two bodies.
It is stated that the firm of J. {
Swift & Co. will dissolve on the Sth c
January, Mr.. Swift withdrawing en-
tirely from the Ketchum house, whic
would then become the exclnsiv
property of I. E. Clohecy and w. t
Greenhow.
Secretary Sineiser has received tn
Official count from the districts nc
heard from at last accounts. NJ
Singiser's majority, leaving out Jun.
ton aud Malad precincts, is $3.50
the Territory. The Oneida count
Official count gave Mr.. Ainslie 50 nj
jority.
J. o. Swift will leave Salt Lake f
HALEY on the 3Oth instant. He come
here to attend Mr.. Greenhow's wet
ding, and will combine business wi
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
A COnundrun.

If represent lots of capital, would
it be good Investments to put UP ~
thousand TO make 40? We know OF
such representation, but they don't
mt IN. 1t is conundrum. d2Ot3
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
Festomce Hours.

WeeH days-Ofhce open from 4. y. to ~ P. y.
Rundays-from IL to 2 r. n.
Money Orders issued from A. n to Jpn.
No Money Order or Registry business transacted
or Sunday.
Blackfoot mail closes At ~ A. \.
Kelton clos6s at 4. Y.
Ketchuln, 0alena aud Sawtooth closes 1t II 4 r n
bullion closes at r. =.
Boise closes ct 81 ?. u.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20
Let Us Smile.

But not until we call at E. H. Hen
bricks and look at bis elegant stock OF
silvcrware for wedding gifts.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-20

For fine job work come to the
TIMES Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-17
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-The County Court Of Chester
field will close its July term to-day. Seve-
raj Of our prominent lawyers have been in
attendance fXin. up civil business. No
cases involving moral turpiiudc or en-
forced retirement in the penitentimy has
been called or tried.
The prices recently obtained for I'M
proved real estate in this city shows that
description Of property to have vastly liz
creased in price.
Yesterdays rain in Manchester Chcs-
terfcld was just what was required for the
crops i'm the one and laying the dust in the
other. The people are perfectly satisfied
with the late weather happenings.
Aconsiderablc trade in sumac has sprung
I'D here. The stuff, after preparation, Is
mostly sold to Richmond dealers or shipped
north. During the war so-callcd brandy
was fabricated OF ,umac-bcrrics. 1t con-
tanned a good percentage Of alcohol, but
otherwise was not an enticing drink.
Seven hundred and siXty-thrcc OF Man
chestcr's population left for Richmond
Yesterday TO " see the circus 1t Is cold
day when the average citizen OF whatever
race or previous condition gets left on The
matter OF a circus.
seven OF our citizens belong TO the Irish
Land League, that is the branch exist
ent i'm Richmond. Since the recstabli>h-
mcnt Of the Government stOne-works op-
posite Rockets more interest is felt here
generally in the order OF Ancient lliber-
mans. and consequently Of ireland.
Urchins who fail now to use Mayo
island for bathing purposes give as an eX'
cuse that the act Of ablution would ental
more dirt than the process, aided by soal
and towel. would remove.
1t i intimaied that ii the Richmond ant
Danyile Railroad Company, as is likely
should extend their riverside works here
they would Use for building purposes The
| ground formerly the site Of the kaoin iac
| tory, located between the Petersburg an(
| Free bridges. The company owns oYcl
twenty acres available for building pur
poses, none OF which can be affected by
| high water in the river. The base OF any
building thus erected would be enduring
as the everlasting hills, being OF granite
possibly extending all the way dowI
through TO China.
The Old Dominion Company at Granit
and the Westham Company have botI
opened new stone quarrieS. The firs
works s. hands and the latter 120. Their
is a great call everywhere for the dresse'
granite furnished by these concerns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-17
wahons's sugar.Plum TO f"'AsrS""

The following special from the klc9Ilo%d Il, HnraM
Of the New Yesterday hGtS r It IS
appoedd alppp",ted that Malone contemplates Offering
Ff1olF rdonel F"iEerson, @ Of the most pTGimh pSinth
nen} Readaster eanddptes pso in nssn the Nip's
district the mission Il to ,baf rsr, Senator Full
alsgeo' assou will u be candidate for the nomlna-
tjon Sers@a Of the costOnist Convention Of his
district dist which meets at ndoneS Marion safy tS be
sge% p ss:ord s ss i aSHons SST suppose Al 9
,Hs ,;nns in involved in this campaign. whether
lUs Fuserson, il this be true viii accept e .is IS
Peruvian %sSn %;o,rc, i a"d nod has hnUrn large p per- r
strong ,diIowinS. ~ II is the largest white
nsljon SONIA district IN the State, and Last year ~
o,,ve Governor Cameron, the canoIa"eeo y ooo M
that SaSS party majority dnns in sS'esi lis Of ps@o SUSv
over Major John W: n.,mrsI psnrsl' that naS Malone
nnId sfa.,I desire desire to secure harmony among his
a1berents in that district.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-17
A Card.
RICHMOND, va, August fG, 1882.

RICHMOND, VA, August 1G, 1892.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Ny attention this morning has been
called to the following preposterous arti-
Gle, which appeared in the Lynchburg Vir-
ginidn:
"AN OUTRAGE.-While en- route 10 Scots
vile rid the Richmond and Allegheny road
sunday the circus train OF 5. III. Barrett &
90. stopped ut billiards. tank for the pur-
pose OF taking on water. which detained
the train only few minutes but in that
BRIEF period the thieves connected with
that show found time TO commit most
outrageous theft upon the property
OF an old negro named Samuel John
son. They marched boldly to the
old mans watermelon patch, which
Is situated alongside OF the railroad, aud
coolly helped themselves to over two hun
dred dollars worth OF melons. Judge
William billiard, our informant, and on
whose place johnson resided, saws the suf-
ferer is nearly blind, aud that the sale OF
these melons (nearly all of which were
stolen) was the only way in which the old
man realized n support for himself ana
family. We hope that an active effort will
be made TO bring these bold marauders 10
justice"
Any farmer or planter who knows any
thing about truck-farming will see how ut
terly without truth such statement is.
The watermelons only sold for five cents
apiece, and there must OF course have been
1000 ripe watcrrnelons in the patch, which
was less than fifth OF an acre OF ground.
Nothing could be more improbable.
The truth Of the matter is that when the
train stopped at the water-tank a negro
hired by the show in Lynchburg went into
the patch, and in the presence Of the owner
started TO take UP melon, when the old
negro struck him over the head with an
aXe-handlc. Barret's men bought n few
from the negro, paying five cents apiece for
tnem.
The injustice and unklndness OF the no.
tice in the VirginiGn is so patent that |
hardly deem denial necessary, except for
the fact that Barrett & Co. have a reputa-
ton. in the defence OF which they are so
Jealous as to overlook scruplcs even OF the
smallest kind in sustaining themselves in
the good opinion OF the people whenever
it becomes necessary. The whole state
ment, so far as marauding" and stealing
is concerned, brand as entirely untrue
palpably false-sO far rs Barrett's men are
concerned. | hope the press, to whom
ain 80 well known, will not give credence
to such a libcllOus charge, and II conye-
nient give me the benefit Of this denial.
Very respectfully, WILLIS COBB,
Press Agent Barrctts Show.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-17

Mr.. Challin in yesterdays Dispatch pub
fishes card in which ne "dcclineS TO
adopt the course marked out for [himl by
the resolutions" ] had the honor to present
TO the late meeting Of the Board OF Alder
men. One Of those resolutions gives yir-
t,allv the whole direction OF the proposed
inquiry to Mr.. Chaflin. lie Is ut liberty 10
name three members OF either branch OF
the city legislature, who, with himself and
the Mayor. shall constitute commission
fully authorized to 90 to the bottom facts.
lie NAV even name his own bonded book
kccpcr. who is required, however, to be 4
reputable person.
Can ANYTHING be faircr than this? Is
there any squirting here towards packing
q commission from the list OF Mr.. Challn's
enemies? Will Mr.. Chafiin be able TO
find six honest m,.hbers in both Councils
who will see to il that the citizens and tax
payers Of this community shah be satisfied
/ as TO the truth on falsity OF his (Mr. Chat
fin'l allegations, and who will make fair
and impartial investigation Of all the mat
ter coming within the scope OF their pow
crsY Will three councilnp and three
aldermen elected by Mr.. chatlin for the
high and responsible duty of protecting
/ the civ lllitlt-Ao dr"lh7t Wv
officers and representatives who are alleged
10 have conspircd to despoil them, will his
Honor the Mayor, will Mr.. Chaiin himself,
dare 70 whitcwash any man, high or low,
who NAV be found to have prostituled the
powers Of his Office to promote his own
private and selfish ends!
Certain members not named OF the clty
legislature, past and present, and certain
bonded officers OF the city departments,
upon the allegations Of Mr.. Chaliin, are 10
be nut ulon their trial. and Mr.. Chailin Is
80 cruel and 30 unfair as to say, " \ on musl
LET me mark out the course 10 be pursued
you must vet me have a little star-chamber
all TO myself and my book keeper; you
must permit me and my clerk TO inyestl'
gate. examine, silt, and report; you mus
hermit us to deal with your accounts IN
orr own way, and with your reputallon'
a we shall find them" All this Mr. Chai
i'm soys substantially. But no man wht
/. is man will permit IN avowed enemy tS
50 deal with lin. No man, even though
he be guilty, Will permit anotherto becom
in the same breath his accuser, prosecutor
and judge. ,o;,,.u ,.ou
: Mr. Chaffin shall have every facility iron
me as a represertatiye Of the people when
: ever he shall be willing TO adopt cours
OF investigation that shall throw no suspi
cion upon the innocent, Whilst luii! pro
tectina the interests OF the clty.
'0'''9 '' W. \. o. COLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-17
SUMNER RESORTS.

THE CELEBRATED RAWLEY
4 SPRING>-AN TNEQUALLED ALTERA-
TIVE AND TONIC CHALfB BtAIE MD II l.
PIITR-in the picturc. .quc scenery and hraciug
mountain air Of Virginia. supplied with telegraph
and 10y fnc turnpike. connecting ~ iiarrlson-
bury eleven miles distant, with oar great railway
system. viii be open until OCTOBER 18TH.
The SUPERIOR BAND OF six PFC rs Will
be retained during September: aud uf tie nearly
four hundred guests now present ~ least two hun
drcd are cXIcrtcd - remain during Tat and th'
ensuing months.
The TABLE IS one Of The best at our Virginia
Spriug-. and tie amusements. attention, and COM
fort are unsurpassed.
RATES or BOARD for September and Dctohcr'
Nddross j. WATKINS LEE.
an S-,od2w Manager EaWlcy springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-17
Not Why Not?

To the Editor OF he DtSP"'""'
WHY do the horses and mules at. at the Ne New J,
Market need water and those at the "oid .
need M it noty Last summer, passing the
former at night, three ,Sa ls.,ar mar
ketcarts, but on going ~ the bope laIter the
fUa butcheps and others interested will see to It
,hnt I,teeiI free a fountain is put up at the Old
'l,r Market & at once. No one can tell how much
h'iiss a. n,,en Sunei mere important to health than
- - @ostsn v..' The The scaIc-house lot would be an
excellent place for the fountain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-17
HEAR THE WITNESSES.

Many shrink from publicity in connection with
: : =. but we are permitted to refer TO the follow
ing PERSONS, who have known and witnessed It's
wonderful effects
PERRY, HOUSTON COUNTY, GA.
Wehave known Swift's Specific tested I'm hum
dr.ls Of most obstinate cases Of Blood-Poisonng
Nerrurial rheumatism. ScrOfula. Sores. Eczema
Cafarra etc. and do Ously TESTIFY that u
mel with the most perfect and signal success; et-
fected radical and permanent cures ia every case
without single exception. 49, ,.,
i"6n q. brown George W. singleton,
William Brunson. John II. Hose,
james -. Tharp, III w arien'
Moore x Iuiilc, j. ". htlNln'
!. ". Wimberly, D. W. ooil"lh' ~ E..
4. {. Duncan, 4. NJ hlleh' 80 80
Dav & Gordon, T. VI. Butner, Sheriff.
We are personally acquainted with the gentlemen
whose signatures appear 10 the above ccfuhcdte'
They are citizens Of said county Of The highest re-
Ordinary, Houston county, Ga;
ID. II. CULLER,
Clerk sup. Court, Houston county, Ga.
sxo,h,ng hut favorable reports Believe : :. :.
ia specific Tor all Blood-Disea~c. IL giyes unycr-
sa satisfaction G.. W.JONES& co" memphis
-s.S. : gives better satisfaction than anything
''''' JACKS & CO., Helena, Ark
Have never had a complaint Of 9. ;. s.
ARTHUR PETER & co, Louisville, Ky.
-Ss = has given entire satisfaction TO every
os,e.~ A. RICHARDS, sherman, Texas
have had an excellent sale Tor = - - anu the
r,,-ult- have been most satisfactory
}. Q. BURGE, Bowling Green' NY
-Our sales Of :. :. $ have been good ana It's S"c'
JONES & CARY, Montgomery Ala'
80 - & 10 oi,.r entire satisfaction to every
one r. RkIS - I"I4'' i'A"''
:. has given universal satisfaction. w.
r. W.POWERS CO., RlchmOhu' Va
s5-sl.OOO REWARD DhI be paid TO d"S
Chemist toho ,etI fnd on analysis @ 100 douEe'
o(s. :. :. one particle Of Mercury iod'aS" F'~
flssiuns. NJ any Mineral su1stGnce'
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors'
Atlanta, Ga.
Price Of small size, 81; large size $40
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
an l2-Sa,TuSTh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-17

KENTUCKY EXcURsIoNIsTs.-An cXcur-
sion from Lexington. KY. arrived IN Tue
city early yesterday morning, and Ieit au- I
ring the day for the seashoremthat Is the
larger number of them did. The eXeur-
SION was given under the auspices OF the
Midway Orphan Asylum Of Midway, N.Y.
but the majority OF those who came to If
ginia were from Lexington, ny There
were in all about three hundred mer, com
posing the best people from that Part OF the
hailed. In appearance and behavior they
were unexcertionable, and seemed de-
lighted with the short glimpse they obtain
ed OF Virgina's capital. Some were 50
wen pleased that they stopped over, ana
will remain in the city for day or two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-17

.yER's AGrE CURE IS intended 10 act as an
autdote 10 malarial feyers and all diseases gene
rated by marsh, swamp, or slough. science has
brought this remedy nigh to perfection. NO Gui-
nIue. no arsenic, nor injurious drug enters int'i'
Chemistry and the healing ART nave
combined to make It the curative triumph oi ue
90 we 1--we In.