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\ SENSATION
HAS oFTES EEEN MADE

ty tho discovery Of some new Thing. hut nothing
las ever stood the lest Ike DIR. c. W. BENSON'S
CELERY AND CIIANONHE PILLS.
They really DO cure sick headache, nervous head
ache neuralgia. uevou>uc. sle plc>sness in,liccs-
ton. paralysis. and melancholy.
Price. 80 cents Ter box. tNo forSl. 'vfors2.5O
ty mail. postage froo.-DE. {. W. BENSON Ealti-
more. Ma. >o,dby an druggists
C.N. Critnton. Now York. IS wholesale agent
f,r Or. G.. W. Bensou's remedies.
oC 30-gOIINyCy
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FRANK -. HILL & co. A. i. NJ. t,so-story aud
bs sernent ei0uhle brick dwelling. villa hrge iOt
no. 2Ini between Twenty-hrot asd twenty
second streets.
WILLIAM n. LYME & Co. A. +. VI, three
small name dwelling on French Garden M.
y Il COOK. ln 4. 81. dry gOOds.
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MARRIAGE OF CHARLES +. JONES AND
Mrs. SrNNER.-At the Second Baptist
church 1t u o'clock yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Charles +. Jones. now OF FiuNahha
but for nearly all of hi, life resident oi
Dicbmond. and Miss Lee sumner, daughter
of Gcorec j. sumner, Esq, were united ~
morriacc-the Rev. W. ID. Thomas, u. d.:
ntlirioting. There were large number OF
friend, present to witness the '. eeremony' 1.
The bride, who wore travelling dre'S'
The following gentlemen acted as uSh-
crs Otwav Allen, William GRAY, Warner
Moore. Charles Campbell, Arthur rIeasl and
ants willie Mercer, Alexander Fox, ana
William Ellyson. hoovor;ng
MIR. and Mrs. Jones LETT on lhe even,ms ial-
,orthern tram on their wedding tour, nav .
;,oi ;n' 'ns rncrived the congratulations OF host
lG7 III friends and the bride been the recipient
- lar~e number OF elegant ana cosby
presents.
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CHURCH CONGRESS-.
EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF TIIp
NATIONAL BODY.

services and Preliminary Meet
ing Mt 1t. Paufs Observation-Disclosures
oi the Holy Communion bv the Bisbops-
Address by Bishop GalIcher, OF LouisIana-
Business Meetings al Mozart HaIi-Innux
ural Welcome by Bishop whittle-Nemo-
rial Address OF Dr. -Wiide,-Night Session
POSITION and Work OF the Laity of the
'nurch Discussed-Programme for To-
day, &C., &c.
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LIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was colder
partly clear, and cloudy. ~ N''"'' ;
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: M 40.
A. NJ, 4s; noon, SO; 3;3P.M.. 54. q y
NJ, 30; midnight. Al.
Mean temperature, 49{.
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WEATHER REPORT

az aNplvA1IoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
Hnro,e H.r me,anuc states, far weather, higher
barometer, northcrly winds, shiitinS 70
We. W.. ana south, and falling followed bv
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Political Points.

All persons who pay their capitation-taX
now-whethcr to The Clerk OF the Iiust-
inq, Court or to the collector appointed by
the Auditor (Mr. IIall)-must preserve
their receipts and show them at the polls.
Their names will not appear on any PRINT
cd list.
Ga,,er's Hall. corner OF Fifth and Duval
streets. will be kept open until election
day. day and night, by the ward Clup'
No. ,.
The Club will meet every ni@ht inns
week. All citizens are requested to come
forward and inform themselves a. 10 'hch
right 10 vote, sc.
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n.IN.sTREET EXCHANGE,

II wEsTERHOFFs
IL .MAIN-sTgEET EXchAN'N
No. 1886 MAIs STREET
NTw BAR
v,w ptLIARD-sALooN-six TABLES
~ SPLENDID LIGHT
count Eh.
ALL OPENED THURSDAY, ,.aanaratulate arn,
raeos' are resoec.fuIly invited TO call, cl,y
frienas ,ae,, es.abisbment in the ,,s,or ciy
and ses Tue H' II. wEsTERBofF' rr0@'e''"
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N,ppr,CE OF A RICHMOND MERCHANT
ua M1',' rharIcs r. watkins, Of the well-knoWh
firm of Cringan, Wathlns, Cr,e,enviiIr. ~, W M
Guy q ~ an accomplished young lady Gi
that place-Miss Emma lilii' 1dIrrh ~ h'[ F[Iicr-
VIII Will w CHARLES C6arles watkins, Jr., OF Richmond
aT" Thc 'i hridai party will set out Immediately r
al,ri ,',;n, o"' n Richmond in about ten days
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opp FOR PmADELPHlA.-1his liloih,me
orr d,rlnrk rI the Richmond CommHnder!'
al : % ''oD oDd Commandery Of st. Andrew
10 No. = = ''IT KNIGHTS Tcmplar of Richmond "a
No .,o,t tS on their pilgrimage to Pnlladel-
phla,, p,.Wn,oi wn,i' celebration next THURSDAY;
Genlel,m'," ,n"mmanderies Will be accompanied
! he1u ahovt fttecn Sir Knights from the ApI I
D! aoV" "t,nx Commandcry OF Peterstur9' I'LL"
l'o,nS'ryh n, ''unher in all about fifty men. ~
VIII ,r,a no1 Ricbmond. Fredericksburg ana 70
tomac railroad and the ITnnn' rem ronnd-trip
roaa .9d, !o,% from Richmond to Philadel iai
ticAI', Ad until the close OF the Bl-Centeuh'''
ggoT,ehration, gToH n at greatly reduced rates
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GINS. SPORTING GOODS, DC

C,ITSS. GUNS, GUNs.-Ih
u tore large and complex, .x
,ortmeut 0f BREECb-LvApttcNsU1 ~AHGnk
GINS hotl Of English aud Ame,.I5. aho, large
male. ranging from sI0 aS.iIiXs and all Kinds
sIock of fMrZzLE-L0AplN0 ,, 1T ~ heap as they
~ spoRTIN(1 GOODS Tor saiS SHIRINC, done IN
can he bought any ;,oIs iSi2 Main street,
hesi style; ~ also agent for he eesDPT.@ e,,easDPnW
I,ead-ShOt Sporting-fo""0i GU" Oc 25-lm
Ger.
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JUST THINK was permanently cured oT
chiIl. and fever By the use Of one box or oWESs'S
ASrI-CHiIL PILLS. Price. 80 cents box.
OwESs & MISOR. Richmond, Va.
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DANKs CLOSING FOR TRADES PA
ID RADE.

As business generally viii D. snsIenied on
Tu,..sfy Dc tobrr 1T. the day or the Trades la
rudD te lanks Of tao ctty re- pSss parties having
nru,r maturing that day 70 -cend 10 ~ on
""ND" :. G.. WALLACE,
Caslfcr CuiLcns Bank:
MANN =. QtARifS.
Cashier pi,Rtsr, National Bank;
JAMES MILLER,
Cashier Union Rank;
WILLIAM 4. JEShINS,
c,.htcr NrF~haHt. ants Planters saving Bank,
II. & BvRNtII,
cashier E.r-t National Bank;
!. ". LOCKWOOD.
Cashier N1tionsi bank of Virginia.
J. y. GLENN,
Ca.hiey Mescha at. National Blnk;
WILLIAM ". iii '.
FnsbIyr The STATE Bank If Virginia;
WALKER HILL,
oc sJ-6t Cashier Cty HaAk II Richmond.
SorTnERN EXPRESS COMPANY
HEDuCED MONEY TARIFF.
SPECIAL RATES FOR small currency smst-
tances between AL Ioinls within the T. .rfor, 81
! The SOUTHERN EXPRESS tONPANl sHl the
TEXAS EXPIRES COMPANY.
sums Of $50 anG under....... ....''''N''''''
sums e2u 20 $40, inc
sums over 40 10 $50,
sums over ESQ 20 t75, inc'u'N
DELIVERY MADE AT PRINCIPAL FONTS
SIND BY EMPRESS,
loe 23-lil
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1vo,, Z. pIxKHAMs LIyER-rlLLs cure n's
c-a..,,.,,on B,uousneos, and Torpidi'y o' TIT
Liver. 25 cents. oo-ood
So,d nv all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25

TIE IiALLEr 4 DAVIS PIANO IS fully endorsed
By the greatest living pianist, Franz List.
RYLAND & Ike. Agents.
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TIE BEST CHEAP IIANo IS the GROyEsTEEy
4 FULLER. ENLAND & LIZ. Agents.
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Low FARE.-Remarkably low tickets to t.,
thc state Fair and Trades Parade here VIII
he issued by the Virginia Steamboat COM
nonv,s steamer Ariel from the James-fiyer
landings G and Norfolk and Portsmouth, ,,,
These tickets are good for ten days from
asth October, and are so liberal in prlce
and time as tc deserve large patronage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25

SIXTY THOUSAND CHICKERISG PIANOS In use.
Better all the time. RYLAND& LEE, Agents.
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FormoSa, Oolong, English Breakfast,
and Japan Teas can be- bought oi Joseph
NJ. Blair. Grocer, S26 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25

Both the COMPOUND and bLooD,' ,,onue.
are prepared at 933 and 235 "e'''," .''o. |,e ror
Iynn Mas. Price Of either 81. siS 'o'"'' ~, ",
81 the COMPOUND is sent by mail IN the 'o," .or %
~ '",. - Iozepges. on receipt Of price " p'l
49,. Co.. e,,her. Mrs. PINKIAM freely answers -,
80. ~, ,rou,rv. Enclose Scent stamp 9e"D
for pamphict. Mention hisPdPE'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25

THE FISCHER PIASo. strong and sweet In tone,
durable IN structure, casonahle In price, Is win
ming its way everywhere.
RYLASD < LEE. Agents.
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ECKLLCLofD ~ f-tiLANSEs are the liphfra,
hlnd,omes,. and most durable made. "et pair.
For sale by All leading Jewccr- and opticians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25

THE STEINwAY PIANO has no peer In This
country. RYLAND & LIE,
Agents for virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25

NoTufNG - MORE TRANSPARENT
In chemical analysis than the fact that the Soaps
by ATKfNsON, II London, are free
from al dclcteriou5 iugrcIcnt,.
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corTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
REDUCED MONEY TARIFF,

DELIVERY MADE AT PRINCIPAL FONTS
SIND BY ENPRfrs, ~f
foe 25-lil
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9ithnlond 1lispatth.
" "hDNEsDAY.... OCTOBER o. 1890

As-TlE CIRCULATION OF THE D,sr.rcu
: nN""ff THAN THE CONFINED Crpc,,.
LAIloN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEW.
PAPERS OF THE CITY. '"' Ne" =
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LYDIA +. PINKHAMs BLooD-PuRiflhh
,,u, eradicate every ycs'ige Of homors from nc
blood at the same time will give one'"' ''''"' u
- u.o sv.,e,o. A. marvellous IN result as '"'
COMPOUND.
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POLITICAL.

4 Ii DEMOCRATIC VOTERS IN
MED Cy INFORMATION ~
REGARD TO
NSFERS
OF THE PAYMENT OF TT
POLL-TAN
-'1E z YER lLol
are invited % call ~ The rooms # H. DEMO
CRATIC CLUES. which have been established At
the following places, and viii be KEPT OPEN
UNTIL THE DAY or ELECTION:
CLAY WAED-Wcstham lIall-opcn all day.
MONROE WARD-No. 2O3 cast Broad-opcn
from II \. NJ. 10 i. VI.
MADISON WARD-Oyer Pizzini's store. Broad
stre,s-opcn from l y. NJ. to 9 +. VI.
JEFFERSON WARD-Over Hechler's store,
17l0 east Nain-open all day.
MARSHALL WARD-Old school-house. Twen-
ty-hf,h between Marshall and Clay-open from II
NJ. 90 L. NJ.
JACKSON WARD-Fivstand> second Precincts
Gas~er's Han. Fifth and Duyal stfcetS-opcn from
sunrise to 10 L. NJ. Club meet every night.
DAY OF REGISTRATION. october 2sth.
DAY oF ELECTION. November 7th.
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COOr NIGHTS remind u' th1t warm breakfasts
viii soon be- IN demand, and that KkRs sEbt-
RAISING BUCKwHrAT will shortly b" ready.
IlECKER's SELF-EAIsGNG FLOUR Is always In
season.
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THE largest stock Of PIANOS ever ,ccn in Rich
nond a. RYLAsD 6 LrE's. 9l3 Main street.
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,,,x,s MEETINGS AT GRAcE-STREET

vo,.>,o NlrS's MEETINGS AT GRAcE-Hlhnh;h,h
:, lOrS" ,o,sT On ,Tlnrncn.-The meetings wh,en ", ,Sn
BAri'Sl Seem held by the young men % OF ,ant ane
have 9'Vi churches OF this city closed iac, ;ass
B"R''' iI%t Having accomplished the 6eGper ESlecr
they nae interest IT among the young men Mr. p'
religious nyrral congregations, and kev. .i,nd Ml
Their sG1 having been proyidentially 6, dal,fo ,Ie
Dixon ,hcv " now leave to the pastors 0, norc ec
away, unet t,he "o work Of utilizing ana more
ch1rcGheS cl,,, cGheyeioping t what they have begun
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Coon ADvIeE-A%1SSng =, 1SSg tns 5aspGrs Pers church
S". %n. the the a pe S' rcq"ss'ea %rS % to
Tcrs Of dis @ congLSi iheir capitation-tax and be
Re is q q .s 20" S sa@' DO fss S
% ; :;r e e &is%:. a. sss 8? ;q$ " r. :S !5:S !: { 4
ssss Sss an s%S % Dols opps S9 f'S By Brother
Jasper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25

The eighth annual meeting OF the
Church Congress Of the Protestant Enlco-
pal Church Of the United States was be-
gun in st. PauPs church Yesterday morn
ing at 1890 O'Clock. The exceeding in.
clement weather kept many persons away
no doubt, and the church was only boif
lllled BY the bishops, clergy. and Law at.
tendants upon the Congress. and visitors.
strangers, and citizens who had gathered
to witness and take part in the proceed
inps
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Entered at the Post-oHlce az Richmond w
second-clsss matterJ
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ROUGH oN RATS" clear out rat, mice, dies,
roacIc,. bcd-bugs, ants, ycrmin. chpmuuk.. l5c.
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j. B. WATKINS. Smith and Cary street,. reminds
aIl fuel-buyers- especially for ca>lf1 call and see
his Coal and wood and particularly the Peerless
Crate Splinl Coal, At popular prices 1ood East
Virginia Lump Graic-tod and S"tt Coke for
cnnklng. nach M - 80 a Ton. dlllyer.d
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PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

Mozart Hall. 1890 \. M.-Topie:
Prie,tly and Prophetic Functions OF the
Christian Church" Writers Rev. Will
liam r. Huntington. ID. D., Worcester,
Mas: Rev. :. d. Mcconnell, Philadelphia,
pa. speakers Rev. Fred. Courtney :.
r d.. Boston, Mas. Right Rev. George
" Peterkin, ID. D., Bishop OF West VIZ
ginia: Rev. ID. Ii. Greer, Providence,
r. |. o.po-
,a,ions ~ the Church to the ColOred Race.
Writer'S Right Rev. W. b. W. Howe, d..
D.. Bishop OF South Carolina; Rev. ). l..
g. Smedes. Raleigh, y. c.. Rev. Henry
Dunlop, Savannah. Ga; Speaker Rev Rev
III. Tucker, d. D., Jackson, Miss; Rev
!. :. Hanckel, ID. D., Charlottesville, va
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"MOTuER SWANS WORM-SlPIP" for fover-
i.hness, rcstcssncss, worms, constipation. Taste
l,s--
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Finest Green Tea.

[foR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE.l
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A, ,ne conclusion Of the oiertory, coli
,na,od "a. ,I1 NV DR.. Minnigerodc, and during
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-25

At last Richmond i to enjoy a per
formance OF W. II. Gillette's successful
comedy "Thc Professor,' by one of the
Madison-Squarc Theatre companie-. The
play met with great success in New York,
and cannot faiI to please when played by Il
company under = management which en-
ioys such a reputation as that Of the Madi-
son.Sqnare. The Professor will be per-
formed here on Monday and Tuesday
NIGHTS OF next week Late in February
T,mcraha. which ran $50 nights 1T the
Madison-oquarc, will be played here by a
company from that theatre.
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Finest Green Tea.
FormoSa, Oolong, English Breakfast,
and Japan Teas can be bought Of Joseph
VI. Blair, Grocer, S26 Main street.
--
THE FISCHER PIASo. strong and sweet In tone,
durable IN structure rca a,onahle In price, Is win
ming its way everywhere.
RYLASD & LEE, Agents.
THE srEISwAY PIANO has no peer in this
country. RYLAND & LIE,
Agents for Virginia.
SIXTY THOUSAND CmCKERISG PIANOS In use.
Better all the time. RYLAND LEE, Agents.
TIE HALLEr& DAVIS PIAvo Is fully endorsed
by The greatest living pianist. Franz List.
EYLAND & Ike, Agents.
TIE BEST CHEAP rIANO Is The GIiOYEsTERS
Il FCLLrE. EYLAND & LIE. Agents
THE largest stock Of PIANOS ever sccn in Rich
mond Al RYLA%D 6 LrE's. 9I3 Main street.
~RorGm oN RATS" clear out rat, mice, dies,
roachc,, bcd-bugs, ants, yormin. chpmuuk,. i5c.
MOTHER SWANS WORM-SYFTP" for f'Ner-
-hnsss, rcsilc,sne,s worms constipation. Taste
less. 25c.
NoTHfNG - MORE TRANSPARENT
Z
manufactured by ATKINSON, II London, are free
from al dclctcriuns Ingredients.
THE CKLLULoiD EYEGLASSES are the liehfcst,
hand,omes,. and most durable made. Gct q pair.
For sale boy All leading Jcwcllcr- and opticians.
JUST THNK.-I was permanently cured oT
cliiIi. AMI fever by the u-e Of one box or OwESss
ASrI-CmIL PILLS. Price. 80 cents a box.
OwEvs & MISOR. Richmond, Va.
COOr NIGHTS remind O.. thlt warm breakfasts
Will soon De- IN demand, and that liEcKkRS sELF-
RAISING BUCKwHrAT will shortly BE- ready.
flECKERS SELF-EAGsGNG FLOUR Is always In
For sale by al groccrs.
j. B. WATKINS Smith and Cary streets. reminds
aI fuel-buycrs especially for ca,lfi0 call and see
his Coal and wood, and particularly the Peerless
Crate Spliut Coal, At popular prices; TODD East
Virginia Lump Grdc-t ou ana SOFT Coke for
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0TTT ATION WANTED. BY A
) Ioune man to work in grove s,,t aas
had three years experience n me A T;tyffI
Address, stating wages, to A. D. "a 33 IS
S0W SnrrentO. Fla
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fact was done years ago: Il is now only a mat
ter of planting, cultivation, and harvesting.
SecoDd-as to health in Florida. 1t is ifnpor-
tant to select a healthy location. With health,
you can make poor land productive without
it, you could not care for an agricultural
paradise if you were in it. At Orange Park
these two desirable conditions are dernonstra-
ted to all visitors. Our lands are high in ele-
vatiOn and free from malaTial influences
Our permanent residents have something to
show for their two tic four wears living in Flor
ida. The Florida " inter Home Co. has opened
up the opportunities for Northern people TO
make successful homes in this State, if they
will follow the advice of the families already
living in our settlements, who will cheerfully
give suggestions, obtained by experience, to
all deserving neighbors Therefore, going
from the North to Orange Park, or other
equally as desirable locations, is not an ex-
pertinent to any thrifty families, only matter
of application of the resources surrounding
you.
Send for our Winter Home (32 co!ulnn) paper,
sent free. On receipt of two Scent stamps we
will forward Lithographic Maps. Price list,
&c. Address Orange Park, Florida, or Com
pany's Northern Office, 81 Devonshire Street
Boston, Mass.
W. G. BENEDICT, President.
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0OO FOR SALE t 4 GF2 I've
trees sd SsaF df the ABOVE a@auat oRs-H hal
per sES seP Sal az s on time. H. A. TANNas5H'
M and FIN.
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nay BOARDING Ms Drake
now occupying Mrs. Wolfe's house o. on
P;cb n9 Venue. would like few dav 9 90 es
orc Amply at once.
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NOR SALE.-lS LIGHT Braema
on11,ts and coekerels, also Ply Z M
poppi IL'i nao,ekereis. r. a. GAlLbREASo az q >
neIand. Fla
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ITOOK WANTED.-WAGES 81
Oto S15. Family of two; Address ) 90 M aE
FRANKI,YN, Yalaha, Fla. % 90
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WANTED TO BUY FROM ~
w to 40 acres of land for oranges. n
A. GAIL BREATH, DeLand. t'a.
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NOR, SALE CHEAP "A 5 cond
l. hand Melodeon at II. G. MCNElL1%ao
furniture store. 81
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REAL ESTATE.
Orange Groves Made

J off n |
will select lands for absentees.; coiic oa,.a Of
VIZ 1900 fence, set out and dake csne or
clenr st a,nd cost from $I5 to $50 peront;"
SroSSo - Quality of soil and beauty Oh Jt sts
colu i u fronta8e on q lake or not). , ~
Aa " 0 70 clear same according 10 cad Ont
~ ectimSer and whether stumps are put ~ . 20
notS. 20 80 to So per acre VIII fp; E I will
cents Der rod will cover cost % ae for 10 cents
1anf ayood orange andlemon trees !Ui UonIace
plasni' eScb f4o to so per acre. ana VIII & of
W p +%ot die Will take the general co, ftor
any e ~ IN o+s ner tree for the niSt ySYt gu
We K cents per tree for eacn au , ,,II;
seu ~ ao.e owner to furnish llpeIal SUP ~
" fartilizers lit is TO his great au9nss {bev
AZ 90 I wish to work for no one !. -. 20 canfs
will feed their trees ltoerallS, say ouoIity Of
| "or +ree each wear, depending Oh qi W, Of onv
PEI ECONOMY to use poor laha o, az 81 Ell "a
soi r,,,Is the cost will be from SiVO W 90
pIico1, ghen nlnnted and about $40 per ny III
pei az. :, 70 TTaarS for attendance anu lolid
~ ni9 w, viii then have grove WHICH va 60
m fo,. a. OOO ner acre, and be worn "1 ,o rg,
| o0o II : bond as an investment. " $40 f0
| f"r bnvinp land, as investor aSG ?.in 1 sum
s300 or less per cent on al 1 n,o IL ner ceut
@1 CIV 20 a 000 additional to 81 ,OuO = Pc ~ r
up 10 SL 70 =" postmaster at Tangerne 10 ~ "
1vrioht treasurer Tanger1ne DevSa 1o. 20
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md to John H. Scott, have Guar Gu. oos M,
Snott,s erove) PIG High Street, o.: , sond the
IF Won write to any OF these par tIoie7
Ut Aea no+op ON a beautiful lake, nan WY ~
e +,1oen Rovallieu and Zellwood see naots
- IN IN Inamnhlet issued by state SseHo o0i''''
r. n e. Drew, Jacksonville, Fla:3 r,osrER.
Tanaerine p. o.. Orange Co.. flofAC'''
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-11-15

DESIDE A FEW THOUSAND
1nroet seedlings and budded orange
~ sweeSS st0S SORTS we have some g'o
s snS LsConte and other P feM
srseSd japanese PgrSi%%2%n e dGR IS
.TIE. Archer, Fla.
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7 HAVE FOR SALE ABo ,l Il
400 noo tina healthy stra berry plaots OF
the f fSSorte yare5ies YIN ner st thoa fs1 az
Dshys ed free Of to ANY TosRid dsSees0 W
TI ah51 M W.T. lake Winnemissett, Fla 81
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CHEAP COLUMN.

RATES-Twenty words, name anu IN a,' ~.
one week 25 cts: three weeks. 2u w
Morris tribune., 1882-07-13
The Eelxator onestion.

The elevator question has taken som
prominence lately so far as the st. Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway company
was concerned. There has been some cor
respondence between the state railroad COM
missioner, Gen. Baker, and General Manager
Marvel, resulting in the printing of the fol.
lowing circular copies of which are now
being distributed
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS & MANITOBA RAIL
WAY, GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE, Sr. PAUL,
June 3O.-The difficulty of securing the
erection ofsuitabie and commodious storage
and elevating capacity to properly handle
the rapidly increasing grain business,
while the grounds of the company are al
lowed to be taken up by small warehouses
without power, and with insufficient capacity
has rendered it necessary that all business oi
that class be enlarged to the minimum ca
pacity now required by our leases, say 80,
900 bushels, or removed from our premises
to make room for buildings ofsuitable size.
The erabover action is rendered necessary to
properly protect producers and shippers and
give them at all times market and place
to store their grain, and also to afford the
railroad company an opportunity to get the
best results for themselves and the. public
from the movement Of their cars. You will
therefore notify all owners of houses of thi S
class at your station, by handing them a
copy of this circular of our intentions as
above, that they may have timely notice ol
what our desire and intention is, and advise
me to2wholn and upon what date the circu-
lar is delivered. A. MARVEL,
aisT% III General Manager.