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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-08

George J. Raymond, Of Boston, through
his counsel has caused the estate OF Edward
Russell. and others, proprletors OF the
mercantile agency, to be attached in
the sum OF $4,000, which amount Ray
mond claims as damages to his business re-
putation because of a false and malicious
rating as to his credit published by the de-
fendents. causing his failure ard running his
prospects. The cause will not be reached
before the January term.
1t is impossible for woman to suffer
from weakness after taking Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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City Voters.

The law provides rs TO cities OF over five
thousand inhabitants that if any voter re-
moves from one ward to another within
thirty days Of an election it shall be lawful
for him to vote in the ward from which he
removed until he has acquired the right to
vote In the ward TO which he has removed.
But pray, notice that that law does not
allow you thus TO vote ii you remove from
one ward 30 another more than thirty days
before an election. In this latter ease you
must get a regular transfer from the regis
trar at the vOting-place where your name
was last registered and deliver II to the
registrar at the woting-place to which you
have removed. The latter registrar will
enter it when Ihe. "Opens his registration
books ten days before the 9TH day OF No
vember next.
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IL NOW i THE TINE TO Buy
YOUR
FALL DRY GOODS.

We are offering the CHOICEST AND BEST
ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE FABRICS
suitable for the season. comprising
The most fashionable shades Of DRESS GOODS
at l2ec. mp;
BROCADE SILKS ana SATINS, and solid colols
To match, al 81;
YAiD-WlDL CAsIIMERES at %, 81, and Gjc.--
warranted full width
SHOODMI CLOTHS. IS inches wide. az 65c.-all
pure wool:
81 SUlTlNG FLANNELS and CLOTHS At 75c..
81, ami Sl.25-eyery color,
ALL-WOOL CASSlMERES at 80, 75c.. and 81
complete in al styles;
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, SACQUEING FLAN-
NELS, and CLOAKINGS at 65c. up;
WHITE, RED. BLUE, YELLOW. and GRAY
FLANNELS to suit every one;
Full line Of TABLE-LINkNS. NAPKINS, TOW
ELS. TABLE and PIANO-COVERS:
\ job lot Of EMBROIDERED RIBBONS at 10
and 25c. worth 40 10 50c. per yards
y job 10y Of CillLDREN'S RBGULAR-MADE
npSf' hree pair for SOC, worth 3Oc. Per
100 dozen LINEN COLLARS and LACE COL
=, II, LAKE. IL at To- is, and 25c. worth double:
MEMS, LADIES'. and CIIlLDREN's T-NDFR-
W hAk' me cheapest and best ever exhibited:
a j S!s lot lot q. Of sIRlrED and BROCADE VEL
BEST SILK PLUSIIES al s3-all new sha,ss. We
PAsSEMEXTERIE TRIMMINGS. PRINCES.
..,it Dh y Mr.N ! = very cheap;
BERLIN, Isle, SILK, and KID GLOVES to
III and suit every one:
HOSIERY IN endless yariety-an immense stock
from Sc. upwards;
Our SOC. WOVEN CoRsETs cannot he beat I'm
the world; "
sATCHE!.S PURSES, and POCKET. BOOKS
from Sc. mp; '
a splendid stock Of uLSTERS. DOLsIANS. CIR
CIhARs, CLOAkS. JACKETS, SHAWIS.
SHIFTS, GOSS VI r. RS, BLANKETS
CULTS, COMFORTABLES. LACE CTR
IAlNS: LAMBREQUINS TABLE and
FLOOR-OlLCLOIHS, CARPETS, KfGS
. &C., at the very lowest prices:
Examine our JEWELRY DEPARTMENT:
Buy some of our POCkET-HANDkER( UIFFS.
when are 50 cheap You can always carry TWO
- Tor what You might pay for one anywhere else.
Don't forget us ON SASH and other lsIBBONS-
BEST CUOpS-and give lis a call soon.
lHALIIlMER BROTHERS,
Central Block, fiji and Broad streets
Sc 2o-Iu.Su& III
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Nc nave from gentleman wbs con-
, .fas9 win General Newberry Yesterday
thM ne positively decliees to Withdraw In
favor q Colonel Fulkason. His eandi.
dacy WIZ help Massey, bua is likeIy to e,sct
Bowen. Newberry claims that he will on
as large = vote in WasbiBxton county :,
and will poll more votes in Jour
or hye counties than he wo,rld.-L,mch-
burg Pirginian. '''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-08

IL any Democratic candidate for Congress
in Virginia, or any other Democrat, desires
10 procure document which will make
voters for the Democratic ticket, len him
send to Washington for n copy d JAY
HumBELL's new Political Textbook. The
following paragraph from the New York
Herald describes itwelI enough to set che
J reader see that the compiler of the hook
Z forgot that MAHorE was an Administrations
man. We quote:
This Republican political bible opens
Win chapter on tine Esprit of the solid,
South, and wonderi@ chaptcr II is
lh's chapter contains sn injudeious.
speech by Senator Wade Hau pton. of Soutb
Carolina and number of sIsDread heads y
shat are untrue to the text. Then there are
ttanttnciafions OF Confederate brigadiers Ina
LIT senate, some "testslnony of the renre-
seff&tve press OF the South aste the DEMON
Ike rule OF the Bourbons. =" some statements
aboss convicted bailot-Gox suffers in Mis-
sissiia,i. and a thrilling report Of repre-.
sentative southern murder.
The book was intended to fire the north. |
I'm heart against the South. ~We are for
ARTHUR because ARTHUR is for las y will he
bandoned as wsr-cry wherever tlsis Re-
uDiican textbook is exhibited. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-08

CoRSE. rIoS.-Our regular Norfolk cor.
respondent corrected yesterday soole slight
errors which were made in bis first report
OF the procedures OF the Portsmouth Con.
yention Of the 9TH. We add that Mr..
HOPE had positively declined to be candi.
date long before the Convention assembled,
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the 18th Of April, 1882 at 81. Leo
nard's church, Strcatham, near LondOnIkngland,
by the Rev. l. Il. Nchol, assisted by the Rev &. II.
Spurrell. cousin Of the bride. EDWA ARD BRAD
LEY NEWBURN. of Thrale Hall. Strcatharn, and
of Mcssrs Newbnrn & Co. Bankers and Merchants,
20 Bucklersbury. London. to ELl/ABETH,
daughter Of the late john Gray. Esq, Shipbuildcr,
Of NnMlaXon. EnQlnnh.
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Mr.. JOHN 5. WHE's election means a
stalwarf Republican triumph in Virginia.
Mr.. JOHN 4. MAssEYfs election means a
Democratic triumph, and as we desire the
] liter we unhesftatlngly give Mr.. MASSEY
our support.
SO says the Fredericksburg Star. And
this, gentlemen Of the Democratic party. f.
what YOU ought all to say.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rg- 3t1 BROAD STREET,
VIZ sYCLE BROTHERS.


TO AVOID THE EUsHty YOU NOsi oNhA
THE LARGEST sTo ScSo 2s u f2nhsT one EN-
DOMESTIC F Pm ~ TIE TZY STATE OF
"'' VIRGINIA. ,r,,
EVERY DEPARTMENT. - NON VOW co ~ a6r' ne or
40 pieces SATIN MAK'EiLbhCA Nv ''N' P
% ye ra NIL" BLACK SILK, 10 inches wide' at 9Oc'
10 p Ptr Six, 30 inches wide, at 81 per yard
N p wcres SILK FL inches wide, at 1925 per
yard good yp pIge tIs ss'2 81 inches wide, at
BR6c&pED sATINs. q inches wIae' a a.
C0i,ORED SATINs, 81 inches wide, at 90c.;
BLACK sAT!Ns, Il inches wide ,c, a. a, S s9c
Ri.ACK SATINs, 81 Inches wide ut Doc;
COLORED SILKS, 20 inches wide AZ DO 49,.
COLORED SILKS, Inches Wld En AZ SIX y9J VEL
VETS At sl.25, good value for si.SO' Co.. mol
Several pieces SILK ELVETs, suitanie ior Do'-
Sill ' PLIisHEs, ali coiors, only IL per yard;
rs pieces DRESS GOODS ut lOc.:
goo pieces pieces P 4E6ETss S2i at
l6c reduced from 25c.
800 pieces MORE at l24c.:
IS pieces sHOODAH CLOTHS at 22tc. worth
Great op Variety Of FLANNEL sACQUEINGs;
800 pieces BLACK CASHMERE, ranglng IN
price from Z5f. 10 ~ per ydTu-thc hiitN7e
assortment ever exhibited I'm this city;
In DRESS GOODS we show an endless variety,
embracing I'm c
PL AIN-Camels' Hair, Scrges, Tricots. Cash
mercs, Draps dAlma, Amazon Cloths IAN
ncls Jerseys. Shudahs, all qualities aud colors {:
CHFCKs-Pinhead, Invisible, Illuminated, IN
great variety:
NIXTVRES-Beige. Illuminated, Heaihed:
STRIPES Bayadere and Nerticlc, In cOlors ana
mixtures. for combinations;
PLAIDS-An styles and qualities - .
We haze one hOOr stocked with SIiANLS'
CLOAKS, SACHS, and TERS-amongst
them you viii ind some handsome FCK-
LINED SATIN aud SILK DOLMANS and
CIRCULARS: ~
We have lust received an entire new line OF CAR
PETS RUGS. OlL-CLOTIIS, and NAT
TINGS: we show beautiful UNION Bl'IS-
Sells at 62Lc.: INGRAM ut %. 30 10 zoe
1000 pair BLANKETS, bought from first hands,
will be sold AT very small adyance-llnongst
them YOU will find tine RED INDICATED
BLANKET. suitable for inyaids.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch store: 1929 Main street. oc s-cod
would respectfully Inform my friends that
am with the above firm, and would be glad to
scrve ,Lon, W IJFNNINGS.
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M SHERRY AND MADEIRA.

4 large lot Of SIIERRIES from the well-knOwn
house Of Widow, Harmony & CO., Cadiz. Of my
own importation, on hand; also. MADEIRA from
six to fifty years old, and very fine.
oc slim OSCAR CRAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-08

direct four-heurs connection Is made between
HlchmOnd and Norfolk by train, leaving Ric.-
mona III 100 \. VI. and Norfolk al 1913 =. ".
All tralu- leaving Petersburg viii start from lie
AppomattON depot.
j. X. hENLl, General Superintendent
sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
L. Vi. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a-GRAND OPENING.


M-GRAND OPENING.
DIE. MITTELDoRFER
oNMoNDAY A GRAND OPENING
NEW DEPARTMENTS.
on THE SECOND FLOOR:
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS,
WINDOW-SHADEs,
RUGS, MATTINGs,
CLOAKS, DOLMANS,
JACKETS. SACQUES,
SILK DOLMANS,
JLSTERs, &C., &C., &c.
ON THE FIRST FLOOR
we will display large stock OF new ana des'r"pie
goods lust purchased, mostly at auction NJ SUN
low nriccs rs 10 astOnish all, consisting OF all inc
new shades and In all qualities Oh
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SATINS,
sURAHs, vELvETs, PLUSHEs;
CAsITMEREs, In black and colored, from l29c'
TO the best goods imported;
BLANKETS-w and colored;
COMFORTABLEs, LAP-RoBEs,
FLANNELS, CASSIMERES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES.
IJNDERsHlRTs for children, ladies, and gentle
men,
RIBBONS. BUTTONS, WHITE GOODS,
BLEACHED and COLORED TABLE-DAMAsk'
CORSETS,
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS,
DOMEsTlCS Of all kinds retailed at wholesale
prices.
FELT and BALMORAL SKIRTS,
JEWELRY, SUSPENDERS,
VEIL BEREGES and TISSUES,
UOOP-SKIRTS, TOWELS.
NAPKINS. IIANDkERCHtEFS,
PRINTS At all prices,
NOTIONS of every kind,
TORCHON LACES, HAMBURG EDGINGS,
RUBBER COATS for misses and ladies at sl.4O
worth 1928.
All we ask Is an early call before you buy.
ID. & T.. MITTELDORFER,
Oc S-Su,W&Sa3m 527 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-08

/ YDIA L. PlNkHAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
IsA
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
\ MEDICINE FOR OMAN-INVENTED BY
\ WOMAN-PREPAREDB BY \ WOMAN.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
SINCE THE DAWN OF HISTORY.
1t revives the dropping spirits, invigora;es and
harmonizes the organic functions, gives elasticity
and rmness to the step, restores the natural lustre
to the eye, and plants on the pale check Of woman
the fresh roses of life's spring and early summer
time.
PHYSICIANS USE 1T AND PRESCRIBE 1T
FREELY.
1t removes faintness, hatuency, destroys all
craving for stmulants, and relieves weakness of
the stomach.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain,
weight, and backache, is always permanentlycured
by its use.
FOR TIE CURE OF KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
OF EITHER SEX THIS COMPOUND Is
UNSURPASSED.
LYDIA +. PINKHAMs BLOOD-PURIFIFR
will eradicate every vestige of Humors from the
Blood, and give tone and strength TO the svstem Of
man, woman, or child. Insist on having IT,
Both the COMPOUND and BLooD-PURIFIER are
prepared at 233 and 235 Western avenue. LYNN.
Mass. Price Of either, 81; six bottles for %
Sent by mail IN the form Of pills. or Of lozenges on
receipt of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. PINK
HAM freely answers all letters of inquiry. En-
close Scent stamp. Send for pamphlet.
No family shSAld be without + YbIA +. PINK |
iAMs LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation, |
'iiiousness, and TSspidity " The Liver. Twenty
I've cents per box.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. oc s-eodlw
I
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correspondence Between Major John
w. Daniel and Captain John y. Wise.
JOHN W. DANIEL TO JOHN 3. WISE.
LYNcuBuRG, September q, 1882.


JOHN W. DANIEL TO JOHN 8. WISE.
LYNcuBuRG, September q, 1882.
John s. Wise, Esq; -
sir,-A friend writing from Staunton in
forms me that, in q public speech made
there by you on the night OF the Dist in
slant, you referred to my opposition to the
ommissioner-of-sales BILL" as stated In
n speech made by me at the same place,
and made use OF the following language:
at would have been well for him il that
bill had been passed at an earlier date, as II
would have saved him from bankruptcy
for purloning judicial funds"
| write to inquire whether or not on the
occasion named you made the remarks
above given, or remarks OF q similar I'M
port.
Absence from the State until day before
yesterday, and business interests continu-
ously since my return, have delayed my re-
ception OF the information above quoted,
and prevented my earlier attention thereto.
This will be transmitted to you by my
friend Major james d. Patton, OF Rich
mond, through whom an answer Is re-
quested.
Your obedient servant.
JOHN w. DANIEL.
TNo.2.l
REPLY OF CAPTAIN JOHN g. WISE TO MAJOR
JOHN W. DANIEL.
RICHMOND, September 80, 1882.
Major John ". Daniel:
Sir,-Your inquiry through the hands OF
Major Patton was duly received.
In response, have to say that your IN
formant entirely misrepresentcd what l
said.
cannot quote my exact language Tor IL
was cxtemporaneolIs, but the unmistakable
sense and purport OF it was that if the
+" commissi0ner-of-la bill, or one
like it, had passed in time, it would
have saved you from the verge OF bank
ruptcy by the liabilities lett upon you by
your former partner, which you had been
TO pay to protect yourself.
II seems to me that nothing but malig-
nity could have reported my language con-
corning you as rejecting on your personal
integrity. Respectfully,
JOHN s. WISE.
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HLUlINATED and CHECK EFFECTS IN pat
terms 10 match. which thcy are Offering
al their usual
POPULAR LOW PRICES.

They are offering many special bargains. among
them
25 pieces ALL-WOOL FRENCH SIIOODA
CLOTHS. % inches wide, in every shade 1T
33c. worth J0c.;
- pieces ALL-WOOL SEOODAS, ~ inches
wide. in the ucwc,t shades. at jjc. worth 7Jc. /;
COLORED ALL-WOOL CASIiMERES. 33 inches
wide. every shade. mt 37ilc.
G5 pieces MORE OTTOMAN CLOTHS at lac,
real value 2jc.:
40 pieces BORDENE CLOTHS. p inches WIDE
at I6lc., original price 2jc.;
Is pieces COLORED DRESS FLANNEIS. in
Navy Blue, Bottle Green, and Bronze, ~ zoe. :;
Also, complete line of PLUSUEs, NELVETS. &C.,
10 match Dress Goods;
Is pieces l9-inch ALL-slLK-FACE LYONS
PLUSH. all new shades. at 80
Extraordinary bargain, in BLACK and COLOR
Ed SILKS.
Ii will pay you TO look AT their stock before buy
ing. JULIUS MEYER & son.
oc I-cod Col and 6O3 Broad street.
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RlC ii Won ID, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALL-RAII. FA>T-FRFIGUr INK
TO MD FROM BALTIMORE PIN NpFI.
PHlA, NEW YORK, AND FA>TFR\
AND WESTERN CITIES
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RlCM.
MOND AND BALTlMORk N tAtU
DIRECTION.

Correspondngy quick time 10 other n,iu,,.
Through bills Of ladng issued al low rates.
-, G. \. TAYLOR
VI General Freight AGENT
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SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICES.
rTRE.opENNe OF THE oLDsToRE'

SPECIAL NOTICES
rg-RE-opENINe OF THE oLDsToRE.
ANEW STOCK.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE
successors 70
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET,
will open on
MONDAY MORNING At 0 O'CLOCK
THEIR NEW STOCK,
selected by Mr.. ABR AHAM LEVY, assisted by Mr.
NJ. NJ. DAVIS, their resident New York partner.
The stock has been selected with great care du-
ring the past three weeks, and contains choice
assortment Of
DRESS GOODS,
CARPETS,
TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
GENTS FURNISHINGS, ETC., ETC.
The new firm ask for a continuance of the pa
tronage so generously bestowed by the people Of
this city and State on the old hrm and will use
their utmost endeavors to prove themselves worthy
of It. LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
NOTICE.
RICHMOND, VA, October 6, 1882.
The cd, established firm Of Levy Brothers has
this day been rcorganizcd. and will be hereafter
conducted under the name and style Of
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
composed Of Mr.. ABRAHAM LEVY, late Of Levy
Brothers; VI. NJ. DAVIS. Of New York, and JOHN
c. DRAKE, Of Petersburg of the wcll-known firm
orDAvIs, DRAKE CO.. OF the latter place. They
propose to conducta
FIRST-CLAss DRY-GOODS BUSINESS.
where at all times can he found fun and varied
assortment Of goods in their line at prices which
The public. ABRAHAM LEVY,
VI. VI. DAVIS,
&C 7-2t j. {. DRAKE.
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NJ y y L Y l. o A y ED
TpnN
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs. a..


CARPETS, OIL-CLOTllS, &c.-I have
~ Just received my fall stock of goods Garnet
OF all grades and styles, Oil-C loths, Druggets Ies
Mats, shades, hollands, &C. Cornice Lace and
anS, ss Curtains o. AL b radei and styles, Paper
prices. Work done In tow. or country. All orders
promptly attended %. A. JEN .NlNGS, No. I3l1
Main street, Richmond, Va. sc 17-2m
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RicbmOd 24J i. W. 40 A. ~ GOO f. NJ
Arrive at
WtPoint 5:O0 T.. VI. 7:5j A. y. 1927 p. "

:
80. -, ..,. a.
ovoa,, S,nd,y r,i,, ',,,' , ~ a. Inn t''"' my
The North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond al f.iO 4 n
and GOO T. NJ viii have paesauvor-,.tci,,. ~
tachnd.
Train No A CONNECTS al Burtcyiifc with N.r-
folk and Western railroad for Flr1uglilc. I,n,'..
burg and ali southwestern point.
Train No. 80 Through l..-culorI top, 80 al Eta.
tions connecting at ~ufiorlin., with Milton ..r
SutherliD Narrow-(,augr railroad for Milton. m
salisbury with Western North carolina lI....f
for All poiuts I'm Wolforu North Carolina. 20 A.
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would respectfully Inform my friends that I
am with the above firm, and would be glad to
serve them. W. J.. JtNNINHS.
G-pod1m
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LhAN tLILH>Lt RG-NOHIU
OBS y. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. >tol. onll .s
chester Pullman sleeper uu t'..
IRAN between jacksonville au4
Washington.
$40 T. NJ THROUGH MAIL. daily. connecting
Win Richmond. Frcicr' ck.iurs at /
Potomac railroad for an points fa-t
ana West; also making connection s
win the Chesapeake and Ohio riil-
r"ac Tor all points West. Thi, train
Stops az Chester auc C,utraltt
Pullman siccp.r> on thi~ train be-
tween savannah and New Nark.
Passengers take thi, train Tor " Inc
tcrpuCk.
7:O5 A. VI. FREIGHT. daily. ,,c.,,, >,r.,,,
5I5 L. VI. FREIGHT. dail,, ,,,,if >'',''i''
7:4J \. MI -,
4.3O L. NJ. H"nuA! excursion.
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400 r. "
COS f.. VI
YoRK-RIvER LINE.

Passenger Freight dali Freight daily
daily. lyeN. Sund'y *. sunday.
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NJ NEW STORE.

We have Just opened an EMBROIDERY AND
STAMPING ESTABLISHMENT, to which we call
the attention of the ladies Of Richmond
KLOEBER & CO.,
Oc s-2t* 100 east Main street.
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DICIIMOND AND PETERSBJ re-
IL RAILROAD.
THE OLD RELIABI ALl-RAll ROUTE
IN
\OREnI.h
VIA pfIEk~itl Ht.
GREATLY-REDrCrD RAIL,

Richmond 20 Norfnll ...... - 80
Richmond to Norfolk and return good far
sntV' az ISL. ...... 30
Richmond 10 old Poiut.......... .......... D. OIL.
Richmond 10 old Point and rofuru..... ..... 80
70. HcAcis ana All Information apply 10 rtf.t
ucact once Manchester, 1000 ct,t Ntfn -f.,t,.
Tenth street. SOL. HAAS fr.ai. N..,...
1. VI. EMERSON. General Passenger A..rf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-29
The Narrow Guage Mines.

John A. Wilson, who succeeded Asa
w. Clarke as Superintendent Of the
Narrow Gauge group of mines, on
Deer Creek, was in HALEY to-day on
business. Mr.. Wilson was engaged
eight years at the store Of John V
t'arwell, in Chicago, and afterward in
the mines of Leadyi!le period OF
two years. He has excellent quarters
at the mines, including fine Office
and assay outfit.
Two levels are being run in the
Narrow Gauge mine No. l.. The up.
per level is in 1873 feet, and the lower
one SO feet. \ chute of fine ore wa,
cut in the upper level, and is expect
ed to be reached very soon in the
lower one. Fourteen men are en-.
gagged at the mines, and work will BIZ
continued all winter. Next spring
the company will ship jigger to the
mines to concentrate the second.
grade ore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-29

the Far West, went to Lake Valley,
New Mexico, shortly after locating.
The Davitt locators started work on
the ledge and opened up the rich body
Of ore which has continued to the
present time. Upon the announce.
ment of the strike, Harvey Hardy,
who knew Of the location, went to
Lake Valley and purchased the inter-
est Of Mulveyhill in the Far West and
returned to Haley, when he effected
sale Of the interest to Willis Nc
Bride, for round sum, and now Nc
Bride is contesting the application of
the Davitt locators, upon the right he
has purchased in the Far West, cover
ing half of the ground claimed by the
Davitt locators.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-29
MARKED FOR LIFE.
A Lady Who Has the Goddess Of Liberty
Stamped In Her Right Hip.

Roller-skating is most celebrating
pastime; but it has its disadvantages,
and lady who suddenly sat down in
the rink, few evenings ago, has had
this fact brought home to her in very
forcible way.
She wore to the rink one Of those new
style coats with hip pockets, and was
otherwise thinly clad, as the day was
warm and superabundance of cloth
ing is very undesirable in skating
rink. Being an easy, graceful skater
she did not take off her coat when she
put on the skates. For awhile all
went well, but as she warmed to the
sport she became more reckless and
presently sat down with thump that
shook the Theater like an earthquake
She was Immediately assisted to her
feet, but insisted on going home al
once.
The next morning physician as
sent for to treat her, when he found
herright hip badly swollen, and in the
center of the heshy portion he found a
correct stamp Of the Goddess of Liber-
ty! This led to an investigation, when
it was ascertained that, when the lady
fell, she had SEQ gold coin in her hip
pocket.
The physician says that she is
marked for life.