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WEATHER, REPORT.

INDICATIONS POR TO-DAY.--For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
with local rains, winds mostly southerly
stationary or lower temperature and pres.
sure.
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Picnic CIGAES, Sc.

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done st
the DISPATCH rRiNTING-IIoUsE Good work
low prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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OUTSIDE Cf school dongs, " MONTRosE" Is the
mos, important topic. GUS. DELARUE, next to
DispQtch Office. can tell you all about IL.
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BAECOCK's lBosToNl tITE CABBAGE VAR
NIsuEs FOR sale by BiNswANGER n co., 1927
Main and 2lO Broad streets. Telephone at both
stores.
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Christian & White have just received an
elegant lot Of large smoked tongues and
choice roe herrings, with fresh supply OF
RIlssiln caYair.
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~ s-ets
CWARTUMORE COLLEGE

~ REOPENED IN RESTORED BUILDING.
Both sexes admitted. COLLEGE and Preparatory
School. Under care OF members Of the Society of
Friends. The main building, destroyed by hre
ninth month last has been completely rebuilt, en-
lsrged, and lifted up with all conyenionccs. Thor
ough instruction In Languages. Literature. Mathe-
matics. and the Sciences. New Scientiic building,
containing Laboratories. Drafting Rooms, Ma
chine-Shops- and all appliances Cor pursuing
thorough course in Chemistry, Mechanical and
Civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH (septembcrl l2Tu. Apply early. a..
other things being equal, places win he given the
earliest applicants. For full particulars address
EDWARD III. MAGlI.L,
President SwarthmOre College,
a. 23-7St Delaware county, PA.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS

vii we better TONIC EFFECT upon any one
who nee "bracng up" than any medicine made.
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QUIET NERVES and balmy sleep in HoP BIT
TIERS for slecpless ladies and Inyads.
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4 UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
"A STAUSToS, VA.
Miss MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 6: CLOSES JUNE, 1883

Unsurpassed I'm Its location. In its buildings and
grounds, In its general appointments and sanitary
arrangements. H. fu'l corps of superior and expo
rienccd teachers, IT. unINallcd advantages in Muslc
Modern Languages, tlocuton, Fine Arts. Physical
Culture. aud Instruction In the Theory and prac-
tice OF Cooking. the successful efforts made to
cure health. comfort, and happiness; IT. Opposi-
ton 10 cxtraNagtnce IT. standard OF solid scholar
ship.
For full particulars apply To the Principal for
Catalogues. Is -Nldnm
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

IF you want 10 know tie meaning of Mon
TROsE ask /. RUGER, corner Ninth and Bank.
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FINANCIAL.
TO TEACHERS.

OrriCE or CLERK AsD TREASURER !
SCHOOL BOARD CITY OF PETERsHCRG. (
PErERsBUEG, VA. June ~. leeZ. ,
PUBLICATIONS FOR POslIlONsO or
n PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOLS AND TEAol H.
FRS GENERALLY Niil le received by "a, under,
signed through the posi-oiiice or perouah> uhul
SATURDAY. sth Of july.
In accordance with state law. thosc applying
must hold tie license Of super nt'ndtni oi ScD0ols
White applicants wIn he examined GA the OIH
and colorod on the 7rH 0P JULY instant az the
High-School building " suierint.ndsht r. d.
Branch, commencing each DAY ~ n M-,,,r
h,,@o - ,, 3O-dJys
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baltimore. MD.

ID EDGEWORTiT SCHOOL.
No. 80 FRANKLIN STREET.
MRS n. T.. LEFfBNRE. PRINCIrN-
\ thorough English and French home school
for girls The twentieth annual session Will hcgin
SEPTEMBER 2lsT. For further information
apply 70 The Principal. ~ i-Tu.1hS Sans
I AW SCHOOL or WASHINGTON
II AND LEE UNIV ERSITN.
GENERAL g.. VIC. LEE. PEhsIDfST.
Instruction Nv icNt-bOoks and printed lectures,
with courses of lecture, on special ,n'Ie"t, 10y
eminent jurist.. Tuition and f,e-. $50 ror session
For catalogue and full information address
CHARLES \. GRAVES, Professor ot Law, Lex
ngton. Va. ~ 5-M &Sa2m
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ERRY DAVIS'S PAIN-KILl

Is a sure cure for DarrhPa, Dyscntcry, summer
Complaint, Cholera Morbus, etc" and Is perfectly
sue.
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RUsINESS CHANCES.

A FIRsT-CLASS AND WELL-ESTAB-
LlsHED DRUGSTORE,
doing a good business situated In one OF the most
desirable and accessible parts of the city, adapted
for both wholesale and reiaii business, Tor sale.
: Address DRUGGIST,
Post-ofhce Box ase, Richmond, Va.
je l5-sodl2ts
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ys-oodlwI
PERRY DAvIS'S PAIN-KILLER
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.

At this season various diseases Of the bowels arc
prevalent. and many ircS are lost through lack Of
knowledge of a safe and sure remedy.
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nLp POlNT COMFORr, NA.
a=aH
lINGIIA UnIEL

situated 100 yard, from Fort Monroe. . en h'i
the year. Equal b. any hotcl ir ilie tniicj ~-i.'
SURROUNDING mi-uYtasscd. Bailing, lDafsnf. % .i-
uguid drsiry .rcrially attuctiyc. PI'-c..i sntit
a Ie.or for southern people. Terms l"-s irr "a o.
accommodations flmn aHy resort lu o." "a. .lif. .
Climate fiee from malaria and for insomnia uniy
dsriiil IA a.. -nioIihc effect. send fOr ct Var
riding hygicnic advantage, cic. -
HARRISON PIfNEI..
nv J4-2tn Proprietor.
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GUNNER sCHOOL.-Classes taken I'm
- ALGEBRA, &C., from 10 III A. NJ. begin
ming MONDAY, July ION.
:. r. PENDLETON.
IL north Fourth street,
~ S-9tf Principal Central School.
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I'VE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATIl COUNTY, VA
ARE NOW Open FOR TIE RECEPTION OF
Nt~iIOPr

Hot and cold baths, plunge aud shower li,ci5
and bag gg1se-Waguus l,ayc OWN Xt'u ulrt l.t IL
t.,sl of every train. r.trlc- leaving Richmond .u-
tlc morning ARRIVE "a ne -ptnW 10 ita. : l1l.f
.npll y Of thc water for ,.t,c al ~ Re ELL. MD
& lN-t- nv :. I'm
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rIOrEIS.
UCkINGHAM HOTEL,

DUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
FIFTH AVENUE AND ffFTiETiI STREET,
lopposlte CathedTalJ
NEW YORK.
WETHERREE & kGLLER. PROPRirrohs,
strangers will here find excellent secomulo'ia-
tions at reduced prices during the summer mouths.
This new and elegant housr Is very centrally 10
Gated for the reception II guests, either prnanrnt
or transient. IL Is cbsrIningly situated. BENG
dences, churches, &c, &C.; near the Grand ten-
trail Depot within three minutes walk oi the eir-
waited rOads and Madtson-ayenue ears. Tue fehh-
lation, heating, and piumbine src arranged Vn ibe
meet approved principles. The hotel Is conducted
on the European plan, latronzed by the bcsifani
| lies Of Europe and America. with restaurant ~
excellence, and NJ reasonable es,asgcs
4 nv 6.Sa&W3m
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nRENFY SPRINGS WILL BIZ OPEN

" FOR 1ilE RI EPTlON OF Gi ISIS
JUNE !. l.~2. This wcll-rtnoWuta place hIs
iu-t uuiergDua extensive audihOrough repair 10Th
Il. to lie hotel, prop,r and thc gr'undl. special
attention has hocu giSrn t. the sanitary deg
meut For further information send iOg cp. riu-
tive catalogue. j. y. MOODN ARD.
my Z7-2n General Manager.
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EDUCATIONAL.


DELLENUE HIGH SCHOOL,
~ BEDFORD COUNTY, VA,
on Norfolk aud Western railroad, hftecn miles
west ~ Lynchburg For boys and young men.
Full corps of teachers. Instruction thorough.
Beautiful and healthy location. Liberal provision
for comfort and Improvement of pupils. >cs sion
opens 18TH SEPTEMBER. For catalogue on spe-
cial Information eidTess
WILLIAM r. ABBOT, Prit c,pal,
jy S-cOd2m Bellevue post, fiCe.
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SC. only for Picnic CIGAR.
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EX-MARsIIAL RANSDELL IiOPELESsLY I'LL.
Some time last fall Mr.. &. II. Ramsdcll,
then United States marshal for the Eastern
District of Virginia, was dangerously
gored by vicious hlOOdcd bull, belonging
to him. His daughter came to his rescue,
and but for her brave and timely interpo-
silion Mr.. Ramsdell would have been
killed.
lie took his bed, and since has been de-
MED health. Other diseases attacked him,
and a few weeks ago. after being succeeded
in Office by Mr.. X. =. Hughes, lac shut up
his residence, in Chesterfield county, and
set out for his native State, New York,
with the hope Of benefit from 'he change.
He passed through Richmond on his way
to Chataqua Lake, New York, bat was so
much OF an invalid that he had TO be borne
from one point TO another. Yesterday IL
was reported that he was dying. and tcle-
grams TO this effect were sent to his rela-
tives and friends.
During the long term OF years in which
Mr.. RamSdell served this district as United
States marshal, notwithstanding the heat OF
political strife his department was such aH
10 win for him the respect OF all who came
in contact with him, either in the discharge
OF his official duties or the everyday walks
Of life.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

W NINTT NUN. n,
opens SEPTEMBER 30. 1882. one OF The FtRsr
SCHOOLS FOR lOrNG LApIFs IN TiGF NITED
STATES. Surroundings beautiful. Climate unsur-
passed. Pupils from eighteen states. TRIMS
AMONG THE BtS1 IN THE UNION. BotId,
Washing. English Course, Latin. French. Gcrnan,
Instrumental Music, &c, for scholastic year, from
September ~ june. S23S For catalogue, write 10
REv. WILLIAM A. HANRls, - H.,
jy f-codlm President, StlunIoa. Va.
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nRowN's IRON BrrrERs.

KNOW THAT
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
WILL CURE THE
WORST CASE OF DYSPEPSIA.
WILL INSURE A HEARTY APPETITE AND
INCREASED DIGESTION.
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY, AND GIVES
a NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
DisrELs NERVOUS DEPRESSION AND Low
SPIRITS.
RESTORES AN EXHAUSTED NURSING Mo-
THEIR TO FULL STRENGTH AND GIVES
ABUNDANT susTENANCE FOR HER
CHILD.
STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES AND NERVES,
ENRICHEs THE BLOOD.
ovERCoMES WEAKNESS. wAKEFULNEss
AND LACK OF ENERGY.
KEEPS OFF ALL CHiLLs, FEvERs, AND
OTHER MALARiAL POISON.
WILL INFUsE WITH NEW LIFE THE WEAK
EST INVALID.
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BLANK BOOKS. &c.

DLANk BOOKS.
We suggest To our customers WHO VIII nee" A.
COUNT BOOKS In July togive us early orders so
as % insure having good books. We have on hand
of our own and OF the cheap northern work lai 20
stock OF many sizes.
ie ls-dSw J.W. RANDOLPH ENGLlsh.
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baltimore. MD.

7 x ~ 'tIVI'Is '"r7'
ID MT. VERNON INSTITUTE. No. f6 Mt.
! VERNON PLACE. Bonding aud Day Home
school Tor young Mdic. aud little girls. Founded
| 1859. Mrs. ". y. JONES and Mrs. w. MATT
LAND Friuci pals, assisted 10y large corps of able
Professors. Beautiful si;uation fronting one u
| the squares surrounding Washington monument.
| EducatiOnui advantage Unsurpassed. Circulars
sent on application to principals.
iy J-MA~alms
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DOCKBKlDGE ALUM sPRING,,
IN ROCKnRiDGE COUNTY. w
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE -.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.


pfr '.'t
Per month (0f thirty dly.l l.........-......- 90 'l
TWO months or more cttl............--.''st oV 90
Take branch railroad ai Goshen. 1hcsaIc 70 lIi
ohio rulI Nay. for >pr.uE-. only ilhfty-nf' Inil-
utcs' ride through beautiful aud pirinr-i.f va
ley 10 the gFedt fOUHfdfn = h'tNh. II" rh.llr
premises have undergone thorough ana q, i4"h p
rcpali3 placing uie property u, second lr h'
watering place an this country. home IOf ne
Invalid. Amusement 0f every dcscIip'i1 pa Tor
those secking recreation and pleasure. fIBc hunt
ing and fishing. \ cordial Virginia welcome Wlli
be extended 90 all and everything p0.sihl. done a.
make our guests comfortable satisfied. and happy.
EUGENE e.. PklTON.
my lam General Manager.
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Il ENMORE UNIVERSITY Mon

Il I'm NOIE NV F-ANt IL l @ IL
IN SCHOOL NEAR AMHERST GOlRT-
HOUSE. VA, ". \. STROBE lMathomatics Modal
list { diversity virginia., PRiNl frAi.--Boari and
tuition for session OF niue months. $3.50. session
begins SEPTEMBER 7TH. Reduction ln CHARGE
for 4 minister's son or whore two morc students
come together. For circular address the
ic 27-cod3m PRINCIPAL.
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TIE SHORE COTTAGES,
(tOBB'S ISLAND, VA,
~ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT ~
Virginia.

The finest and safest of .urf-batbing.
Ocean, channel, aud shark hshing and 'nipc-
shooting.
TERMS. - per day, S12 per week. So pen
month.
Route from Old Point by steamer or'hawpfon
10 Chorrysfonc every Monday, wednesday. and
Friday. The Baltimore AMI Washington steamer,
make Close connection with the Northampton.
Adlro.s d. I. sPADi,
IL i-2m Fitpucf.r
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xIrARM sppINGs- RATu COrNTY

w VA.ARE NOW OPEN AND READY To
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets 20
he had IS Purcell, Ladl & Co., Pom Miller, and
John Blair drUggists. Richmond, or oi us pro-
nretor. 1his l. tic most delightful warm ,nlphrr-
bath temperature, 30 degrees Ia The world.
an 3O-3m JOHN 4. ~ BANK.
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FRAMED HOUSES
OLD PAPERS.

Mr.. Hooper asked If papers presented in
the former Council and referred to COM
mittecs should come before this Council.
The Chair decided that they should.
ON motion OF Mr.. Pizzini the Council
adjourned.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
NfLLBORO' SPRINGS NOW OPEN
SULPHUR, ALUM, AND CIIALNBEATE
WATERS.

For circulars, terms, and general information
addrcss CARROLL GNRNETr, Proprietor.
MllbOro' springs pO~i-onicc Bath county W
My hack meets all passengers, especially when
notified ic 2J-ln
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LOUISVILLE VISITORS. Rs.-Yesterday morn
ing the Louisville officials, consisting of
his Honor Mayor Charles ID. Jacob, City
Engineer II. 5. SnOwden, and Mr.. j. NJ.
Womack, went up TO the quarrics on James
river for the purpose OF carrying out the
intent Of their visit to Richmond. The
Richmond and Allegheny railroad pro-
vided the visitors with a special train.
They were accompanied by his Honor W.
c. Darlington, Mayor Of Richmond; Coun-
cilmcn Hooper. Higgins, Bowie, FriSch-
korn, and Pizzini; POlcc-CommsslOner
j. X. Childrcy, City Engineer w. L. Cut
shaw, General Passenger Agent Of the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Bar
bOur, and several other invited guests.
The gentlemen proceeded up the road rs
far as Maiden's Adventure in the pursuit
OF their investigations, and expressed
themselves aS very much satisfied with
what came under their observation. Mayor
Jacob is his own representative in this
matter, and seems determined to do all that
can be done to secure for his city the very
best material for paving purposes. II he
does this he will be sure TO contract FOL
Virginia granite.
On the return OF the party they stopped
at the new pump-hOusc, where nice lunch
had been prepared. After this was enjoyed
the party came back to the city, and after
dining went up TO the Council chamber and
spent pleasant half-hour in the inter
change of cOurtcsies with the members OF
HAT body, which adjourned TO receive
them.
Mayor jacob and his friends made fine
impression on the people here.
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Personals and Brief

Major Vulosko Walden, Of New Kent,
was in the city yesterday.
The City Directory for 1923 is nov in
the printers hands. All persons who
have changed their business or residence
since the canvass was made should notify
Mr.. Chataigne at his Office, over northeast
corner OF Main and Eleventh streets. '..-
Received from Randolph 4 English,
Tennyson's Poems complete, well printed,
and with illustrations by Gustave Dore
and Others-one OF Rutledge's twenty-five
cent library.
A child OF Colonel l.. l.. Bass received a
severe fall yesterday. morning, but escaped,
II Is hoped, serious injury.
Mr.. Lewis ID Crenshaw's little girl, SINH
larly injured short while ago, is doing
quite well.
The formers OF Powhatan and Gooch-
land recently entertained number OF
Richmond merchants at big dinner in
Powhatan. To-day the Richmond mer-
chants so honored pay the farmers back in
their own coin by giving an old-fashioned
dinner to them at the Richmond Brewery.
II the heart OF the average official whose
tenure OF office hangs upon committee
men troubles him in the least he will to-
day he very apt To 90 TO Colonel Bass, pre-
sident Of the Board of Aldermen, for solace
and comfort.
The health OF Rev. Charles Minnigcrode
is considerably improved by his trip to
Europe. lie was in Southampton, Eng
land, Wednesday, and Bremen Yesterday.
The most Of the city officials have come
forward with satisfactory securities upon
their bonds, have qualified, and taken the
anti-duelling oath.
An officer OF the police force was making
hot search yesterday for a certain young
man who was wanting to answer grave
and outrageous charge preferred against
him. He could not be found, and will not
be likely TO come TO Richmond again soon.
The Governor has appointed the follow
ing proxies to represent the States interest
in the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad b. l.. Winston, Hanover;
Duff Green, Stafford; y. Slaughter, Fred
cricksburg; John Amber Smith andJ. w.
Fisher, Richmond.
James Miller, Esq, cashier of the Union
Bank, will sail on the 22d instant on the
Anchoria for Glasgow.
Hon. j. b. Ficklcn, OF Buckingham
was in the city yesterday. He has just
passed through severe illness, and is still
feeble, though steadily improving.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
CONGR ESSIONAL.

The Congressional pot begins Ia
bubble in this district. and from pres
ent indications will soon reach the
boiling point
We append few ieRs from our
contemporaries that our readers may
judge of the feeling in different locali-
ties.
We believe that the candidacy of
Henry NJ. Loud. of Oscoda, is meeting
with most general approval in the in
terror and shore counties, while Bay is
divided between Hon. III. ii. Hatch
and Senator Gibson.
While we have nothing to say in any
way derogatory to any of the gentle
men named, as all are acknowledged
to be able men and each peculiarly
qualified for the trust, yet there are
many reasons why Mr.. Loud should
receive the hearty support which we
believe will be accorded him in the
approaching convention. he is thor
oughly posted in the needs of this por-
ton of the commonwealth, a fluent
speaker, ready i'm debate, and a man
who would make his presence felt in
the House and do honor to himself and
his constituents.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
SOUTH BRANCH.
Editor Aroldnche.:

Editor Ar0lanche:
Farmers are quite busy now.
Mr.. Evans and others are making
substantial improvements.
Fires have been raging in various
nr;rasJ nor; It ths towpsAin doHirg EansidAr-
A long time has elapsed since you
have heard from me and, wonderful to
relate. the earth revolves Just the
same"
Mr.. HUI bard Head has the finest
looking field of wheat your humble
servant has ever seen. and owns as fine
drove of cattle as can be found any
where.
There will be quite an increase in the
population of South Branch the pres
ent year, principally by immigration.
Land prospectors and settlers arrive al
Roscoinmon every day.
Mr.. Ira II. Richardson has logged
twelve acres of heavy henlock and
maple this spring and ehoppsd.abou'
fourteen acres more, and makes out
to have as nice new farm ~ Crawford
county affords.
Mr.. Jacob Steckert. with that in
doinitable energy and ambition char
acteristic of the man, is turning th'
earth upside down in great shape, an'
not having as great a field Of labor a
he desired. has, with John Mahoney
purchased the Raison place, which W
may expect to see bud and blossou
as the rose"
More anon. A. b. C..
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25

name of the Hon. r. j. Kelley. of tbs
place. in the rext Congressional con
vention for nomination. Mr. Kelley
Is young man Of energy and enter
prise. and in every respect qualified 10
represent our district with credit to his
constituents and hins If He is n lla.
tive of Michigan. born I'm Monroe
county. and has fought his way mp
from IA poor boy; entered the army ia
1862 at seventeen years of age. nnl
served his country till the close of rhn
war in 1865 He was admitted 10 / he
bar as a graduate of the law depart
ment of the University of Michigan i,,
1870, and has since pursued the plHr-
tice Of his profession. He represented
the district comprising Alpena. Alec
ma, Oscoda. Montmorency, Pres, ~
Isle counties in the Legislature of 1917.
and secured for himself credita bl,.
and widespread acquaintance through
out the State. AS IA lawy, he stands
in the front rank among the young men
Of his age and as ali advocate has but
few superiors.
With this brief outline of orr man
we simply hope that your county with
the other interior counties of the dis
trict will unite with us in his support.
-Alpena corr, 8 s)ondencc of Otsr.o
Herald.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
STOPPED Ills PAPER.

Nowadays, when subscriber gets so
mad because an editor differs with him
on some trivial question that he dis
continues his subscription and stops
his paper, we remind him of good
anecdote Of the late Horace Greeley,
the well-known editor of the New
York Tribune. Passing down News
paper Row, in New York City, one
morning, he met one OF his Iaaders.
who exclaimed:
Mr.. Greeley, after the article you
published this morning, | intend to
stop your paper"
"Oh, no, said Mr. Greeley, don't
do tliag."
Yes, sir, my mind is made up.
shall stop the | aper.
And the angry subscriber was not to
be appeased, aud they separated Late
in the afternoon the two met again,
when MIR. Greeley remarked:
- Mr. Thompson, am very glad you
uru nvt OasrJ vav yY". ~-'i s',ls
morning.
What do you meant"
Why, you said you were going t.
stop my paper.
And so ! did; went to the Office
and had my paper stopped"
You are surely mistaken; l have
Just come from there, and the press
was Running and business was boom
ing"
Sir" said Thompson, very pomp
ously, II meant ] intended to stoy
my subscription to your paper"
"Oh, thunder" rejoined Greeley
II thought you were going to stop tn
running of my paper, and knock III
out of II living. My friend, let Inc tel
you something. Que man is just on
drop of water in the ocean. You di'
not set the machinery of this world il
motion and you can't stop it; an,
when you are underneath the ground
things upon the surface will wag o.
the same as ever "--l'rinters Circular
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25

Gen. Innis, chairman of the green
back committee. was in this city uli
Thursday night. The generars back
is slightly arched against fusion snd
the Detroit conference meeting is f.
little of. The Grand Rapids LeG,tsr
now handles combination a. gin-
gerly as il il were the business end OF
hornet, and repels the charge that
Gen. lnnis il i'm favor of fusion. Tn
the contrary the Ledder declares that
"he il an anti-fusionist. The eonven-
ience and interests of the democrats.
party have not been considered by ltim
i'm the least in deciding upon time for
a State convention. Lansing Rep,ib-
| lican.
with this bonnet wear he mouth
open" il the code of instruction fur
nished by a Partisan iniiliner with one
of her efforts. Whenever a miliiner
shall design a bonnet which shall nerd
the direction THE mouth must be-
worn shut with this" all married ia n
will rush in and buy Of IL and be hap
py-"-New Haven Register.