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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-05-10

e07S A MoSrH..AGESrs wANrED-so BEST
NZ(sl selling articles in Il e world l sample
WV free. Address jay Bronson. Detroit Mich.
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Frederick, Maryland
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sl.,.sneid, p

NSb.lfroeo-I have Do iiveitsucy f. saylug that
tie pug-ies NAM iactur-o Us Tie. Columbus
Buggy Company arc the best week for The price
have any knowledge of. In not single instances
has there been any dissatisfaction on the part %
any one of my customers.
ERahK L. HALL
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REMIT CD.

The President Grants L all Remission of the
Continuous Portion of the Sentence of
the Court Martial Imposed Upon Fitz
Inn
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owensboro, Ky.

Dear Sir-For the past Two years we have usaf
yCus bugg1es SIDE by side with other makes II
both our stables, ana are perfectly satisfied Wit
the strength, durability ana workmanship. con
pared with others As fast as our sock I'm liver
is used mp we shell replace them with your meI
ufscture. Knowing from experience that it Is
best we can do. Respectfully.
SWEET & FOLLANSBEK
Quincy, II.
Gentlemen-Tcur huggies f. fhfs section OF the
country are giving perfect satisfaction for o-zrs-
bility and finish. As for style. theycan .t0t ba
surpassed. / took first premium al two FairE laEt
Fall with one had used four months, and haf
been washed, / presume. twenty times and sts1l
the painting held its gloss. They are pronounced;
here as the finest buggies going.
Very truly, T. n. BLOOD
Madison, Lake County, Ohio.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-02-10
BILLINGS.


Ifyou will sit down and wait, yung
man, at least one-half ov the good
things ov life will at sum time eddy
around near yu, while the more yu
chase them the more they will brake
into a run.
All ov natur's works ar a part ov a
perfeckshun ov plan. She makes nc
mistakes. creates no vacancys, and
she guesses at nothing.
Ideas ar what wins, but if mai
hain't got but one, he IL very apt te
run that one into the ground and TAKE
himself along with it.
LATTER proves nothing. Wise mel
laff, and ideats grin all the time.
Cunning iz weak imitashun o,
wisdum, and iz liable at any time tr
merge into fraud.
Happiness haz 10 abiding place
but iz often very near at hand, like The
old woman's spektakles. After hunt
ing for them hi and 10, she found then
at last safe on hur noze
Gravity IL bekuming to phool a
all times, but only tn wise man Oh
state ockashuns.
Very menny seek knowledge, no
so much for the truth az the speckula
shun thare il in it.
Hcroizm IL simple, and yet it
rare. Every one who duz the best h
ken IL a hero.
Buty IL dangerous gift. The var
| ity it inspires, aud the base f1attery
attrakts makes its possessors not
be envied.
Charity makes no mistakes that
kan he charged with.
Good breeding IL the only thin
that kan make phool endirable.
Servitude iz 50 unnatural that a
honest servant IL by odds the rares
ov all things.
Thare il CRATE art in knowing ho'
to give charity without creating a
obligashun.
As selfish and ill-bred az the mas
ov mankind ar, | prefer to liv wit
them rather than to go into solituo
and liv with myself.
Gratitude iz word that you wi
find in the dictionarys, but you WI
tnot find mutch ov it anywhere else
If man haz got the right kind
reiiiun he kan pick up a creed enn.
where that will fit it.
A true friend IL one whom yu ka
chide for his faults, without giving
fense, and who without giving offens
kan chide yu.
Natur haz never made ennythir
perfekt, and she luvs varity so we
that she haz never made emmy tv
things just alike. ~ @
T Incidence iz a quiet malady, but
haz eat up more foundashuns al
tipped over more superstrukturs th'
wild ambishun ever haz.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-02-10

and none more notably SO than Allan
ia, have been set back by just such
swindles as that mentioned above, and
it is time there should be stop put
to it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-02-10

The tall son of President Arthur,
WIN has been visiting at Washington,
is said to be as fond of dancing as
WAS Nellie Grant when she was belle
of the White House.
A colored preacher and three of his
congregation are under arrest IN Mont
comery county, Nd. charged with
tearing down and hauling away their
meeting house.
Joaquin Miller met Oscar Wilde on
his arrival in New York and said; =.
am glad to see you. New York is a
second Liverpool, but 6" to Boston
and your heart will open like a flower
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-02-10
THE The, WILDCAT.
Ex-secretary of Idaho Operating
in New York. SS#
Yankee Fork Herald.


New York, we find the following
bvertisement:
"The New York and Idaho Gold
Id Silver Mining Company own the
sciic mine. on Atlanta Hill, Alturas
Dunty, Idaho Territory. Capital ST.
90 600. 100000 shares; par value,
! per share, full paid land unassessa-
le A limited amount of the stock is
ow offered for sale at 50 per share.
he company observe the right to ad-
lance the price without notice. Of
Ice of the Company, AZ Pine street,
slcbard Sterling. Treasurer; Edward
Curtis, President"
S. The above mine, we are informed,
I L situated south of Atlanta, and, in
6tead of being on Atlanta Hill. is be-
Tween the Yuba river and Grouse
creek and wouldn't pay for the min
ing. The best Of authority informs
rs that from 81 to Sc per ton is the
hg hest assays that ever could be OBJ
tanned from it, and a greater quantity
Of the rock will not assay half that.
N To mine and mill the rock for silver
e and gold will cost $25 per ton. In
81 plain words, the company" is run
ming huge wildcat" on the New
4 Workers., and the sooner they find it
" out the better it will be for them. Be-
8 sides the above notice, the Daily Stock
\ Report contains an advertisement
Il reading like this:
4 "The Golden Horn Mining and
n Milling Company of Idaho. Capital,
n $1,000. 900; 100000 shares. Par val
n ue, S. per share. Full paid and un-
q assessable. Office of the Company,
Il AZ Pine street. Robert N. Berdell
President; Richard Sterling, Secretar.
i and Treasurer"
We have been unable to find where
the Golden Horn mine is, and this fact
ought to be enough to convince any
one that it is blk, for if it was worth
anything we could certainly find out
where it is located. ...,
The men with the cheek of His Sa'
tanic Majesty are fleeing the ignor'
ant of New Amsterdam, and the ex.
Secretary is said to have great pro-
pensity for white vests and neckties
To permit such schemes to be car
rled on without warning the people te
beware would be an injustice to Ida
no, and henceforth one of the main OBJ
jects of the HERALD will be to hunt uE
and expose sll such operations. There
are one or two more speculative oper
ations being carried on in the Terrific
ry. the bottom facts of which we will
endeavor to get at.
Every new mining camp is injured
more or less by wild cat operations
and now, that Idaho is coming to the
front as the great mining center of tn
West, more men with abundance o
cheek will come to the front and sci
stock that isn't worth the paper it il
printed on, using the name of our Ter
ritory to give it tone. If people II
the East will let stocks that we pre-
nounce worthless alone they will prot
1t thereby, as we will not pronounc
stock worthless without careful ex
animation into it's worth.
There are any number of goo'
mines in Idaho for sale at REASONABLE
figures, and it is detriment to tn
mining interests of the Territory +
foist wildcats upon an unsuspectln:
public. Every newspaper in the MN
ing counties should sit down on th
wildcats" and crush them out OF exis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.-Wed-
ne.day evening Henry A. Chase, Great
Representative form California 10 tne
Great Council Of the United states, WhiTh
meets in Easton, Pa, on September the
Iotb- naid fraternal visit 10 Pocahontas
Tribe. No. II, accompanied by Past Great
Sachen William Z. Granger. The pr9lner mlr
from the "Golden State" was cordlali,
greeted and received by the members,
and Brother Granger welcomed nun u
that hospitality which has ever character =.
ized the true Red Man. Mr. Chase speak'
in the highest terms OF his reception Dl
the members OF Pocahontas, No. II, ana
EXPRESSES the hope that at some future tim'
he NAV be able TO return the compliment
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-The names of Edwin Bourne,
John X. Foster, and NJ. r. Lloyd are
prominently mentioned for the vacant chair
in the Manchester City Council from the
First Ward.
Remember the Conservative ward-meet-
ings in Manchester tonight to elect dele
gates to the Congressional Convention.
The School Board will have called
meeting this evening TO consider matters
connected with educational interests in
this city.
There will be no term Of the City Court
during August.
Manchester is represented in the military
encampment at Old Point by Corporal
Conrad +. Llpscomb, OF Company B.
The defeat Of Judge Gregory for the
nomination for Congress by the Coalition
Convention which met in Richmond yes
terday was an unexpected thing to his
Mancesther and Chesterfield friends.
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LAST NIGHTS MUsICALE.-The "Can't-
Getaway Club" were out in force last
night, and there was very fair and
fashionable attendance at the 32Gth Mozart
musicale. The ladies looked exceptionally
cool in their gossamer draperies, the "wo-
man in white" predomnatng by con-
siderable majority. The orchestra was
"little but loud" their selections highly
enjoyed, and that from the Pirates OF Pen
zancc loudly applauded, as was the instrl-
mental duo OF Miss Dickmann and Mr.
Thilow. In their vocal solos Miss Staude
and Mr.. Thurston Cardozo received merit
ed encores. Mr.. Cardozo was in fine voice,
and sang with great spirit. the very ac-
ccptable programme was concluded before
IN o'clock. and embraced over an hours
very choice midsummer music. Among
the interested auditors was Mr.: l.. >
Grant. Of McCaulrs Biiou Opera Troupe
of New York.
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BAsE-BAIL-AN EXCITING GAME YEsrER-
DAY.--Thc game yesterday evening be-
tween the Our Boys and the Richmonds
WAS one OF the most exciting which has
been played here this season, requiring
eleven innings 10 decide it. The Rich
monds led OIL mt the Lat, and were easily re-
tired in the first and second inning. In
their third inning they scored two runs.
The our BOYS were easily retired in their
first three innings. This left the score to
0 i'm favor of the RIchmonds. In the fourth
inning the Richmonds were again BANKED,
but not so with the Our Boys, they made a
Grand rally at the bat, scoring SIX runs,
thereby leading the RichmOnds by the
score Of 6 to 2. In the fifth inning the
Richmonds made one, and the Our Boys
were again banked. I'm the sixth the
Eichmonds were banked, and the Our
Bows made one. In the seventh inning
the Richmonds rallied and made four runs,
thereby tying the score. In the eightll
both sldes were banked. In the ninth
both sides made a run, thereby again tying
the score. In the tenth both sides were
again easily banked. In the eleventh the
Richmonds again rallied at the bat, scoring
three runs. Now it was the time Tor th'
Our Boys, but they fell victims to another
blank. thereby losing the game, leaving the
score i'm favor OF the Richmonds-11 to S.
amidst great excitement. These clubs play
again to-day at u y. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

The Ward Meetings Tonight.

Conservativc-Dcmocratic ward meetings
will be held at the following places to-
night, commencing at S:l5 O'Clock:
Marshall Ward: Engine-house, Twenty
fifth and Broad.
Jefferson Ward: Police-Cou room.
Madison Ward: Sherifr's office, 1907
Main street.
Monroe Ward Sanger Halle.
Clay Ward; TholPs Hall, west Broad
street.
Jackson Ward: Lot at the corner OF Fifth
and Baker.
The wards are entitled to elect delegates
to the Congressional Convention as fol-
lows: Marshall 7, Jefferson 9, Madison 8,
Monroe II. Jackson 4, Clay 0-total, 80.
Each ward will also elect members OF
the City Committee to serve two years.
Captain George ID. Wise will be present
at the Monroe-Ward meeting Sanger Ilallc)
and Dir. Kelley at the Clay-Ward meeting
CrholPs IIalD, and speeches may be ex-
pectcd Of them. Speakers will probably
also be present at the other ward meetings.
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BUFFALO LITMIA WATER.
DUFFALO LITHfA WATER
CHRONIC GASTRIC CATARRI, yEsICAL
IRRITATION, GRAVEL, &C.
A PERSON WHO LIVED FOR YEARS on TEA
AND CRACkERS EATS BACON, CAB
BAGE, AND TURNIPs.

A. case stated by DR.. JouS G. COLEMAN, Of
Scottsbury, Va, previous to the war n surgeon In
the United States navy:
Nr. c. suffered from CHRONIC GASTRIC
cATARRH. For several years he was unable To
eat NEAT or VEGETABLES Of any description,
living entirely .npon TEA and CRACKERs,
ARTicLEs. He % was sub j jec, % freisn, i NAusEx
and VOMITING. sometimes throwing OF his food
after taking IL. and at other times discharginG
from an empty stomach a STRONGLY AClDf
glalry mucus. In consequence Of this condition of
ACID DfArHESlS. causing great VESlCAL lR-
RirArION and possible CiSTlrfS. resulting In
suffering intense and constant To require that
he should al all times De kept urner the influence
IN alarming proetraiion OF the general system.
AFTER the persistent use OF All reucsiies sup
posed 10 be Indicated In the case without result be-
yond Temporary mitigation sf suffering, be Was
put. an experiment, upoa the BUFFALO
LIrliIA WATER, SPRING No. 2, with the hap
piest possible effect. In few weeks after COM
mencfng the Of IL the irritable condition
of the BLADDER 50 Ear relieved that
he was enabled 10 dispense entirely With the use of
opiates. At the expiration Of some eight weeks he
had an attack of unusual severity from which he
was relieved by the discharge Of 4 CALCULUS,
followed 1T short intervals by thc discharge OF
Of this trouble. the bladder from that time re-
sumed IT'S normal action. In the GASTRIC Az
FECTlON II was not less surprisingly happy. With
remarkable promptstess correcting the highly acid
coudltiOn of the STOMACH and restoring a
healthy digestion and assimilation. When he had
been using the water some months he ate, will
not say very prudenfly. hut with PERFECT M
PUNITI, BACON CABBAt,E. AMI TtRNIPS,
and other of the COAI,sEsT ARTICLES OF
DIET.
"IIe made rapid and complete recovery, being
soon able n enter actively upon thebusines affairs
of life." au lO-2aw3w
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTIIING
WI SYRUP.

Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes I'm the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by no means re-
commend any kind of modl Inc which we did not
know to be good-partculatly for Infants. But Of
MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Ve can
speak from Lnowl dge; in our own family II has
proyed blessing indeed by giving al Infant
troubled with collc pains, quiet sleep. and the
parents unbroken rest at zht. Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here IL an article
which works 10 perfection. and which Is HARM
less: for the sleep which 1t affords the infant l.
perfectly natural, and the little cherub awakcs as
"brght button.n And during the process Of
tecthing, its value is incalcuable. We have fire.
quently heard mothers say that they would not he
without IL from the birth OF the child TIL II had
finished with the tcethng siege on any considera
uon whatever. sold by all druggists. 20 cent?
| 4 bottle. an ll-codlw
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Mr.. Joseph straus, the well-known Dry
oond. dealer. has now in stock full line
$50 ,,nods Of The freshest and newest styles.
a sSisit 10 either OF his stOres--No. lilo
east Main street or NO: 800 east paGa., ,Iaa
street-will convince the most eAac'Ins ,Is
that Mr.. strause is determined TO give nls
customers the full worth oi their mones
lie is now closing out his Main.stree' 71on.' G;,
i'm order to concentrate MS Dusincs Wv
him call and secure iirst-class bargains
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JOSEPH STRA L 5 T. :
lil5 MAIN STREET.

Not only 10 rer cent. below cost, not only 20 per
cent below cost. not only 80 per cent. below cost
but everything FAR enough below cost, 10 close ont
the entire remainder OF my stock. 80 ~ to avoid
the removal Of any goods from my old stand No.
I4i5 Main street, 10 my new store, at 800 Broad
street. Since beginning my great
CLOSING-OUT SALE AT iiI5 MAIN STREET
have sold IN immense quantity of goods but
now make still greater reductions {" bring u 10 "
successful conclusion. Noiice the foHo"lng soodS
and prices, which speak for thomseiyes;
too dozen TOWFI. : ~ SIC. worth lOc., 3s dokcn
at Sc worth ljc., u small lot at lOc' "oi"
3o60 wards CALICO, in pieces Of To 10 yards,
1000 pattcrns Of CALICO. in pieces Of 10 10 30
All choice styles best quality CALICoEs reduced
HCGK CkSHMEREs ot I24c. worth zoe, dou-
br-width at 25c. worth iOc,: an,
Fjftv.cent CASHMERE now 3Oc.-ilas bceh uii
,r.y sn,S reG"rrd our 75c and ~ CASHMERE 10 tie
SVk SILKS and BLACK aud C0LORED
SATISS At half their y.ins; ,..,.-,,,r,
81 ACK and COZ. .ORED AiPACAS at one-thirn
their real value; ,-,... ..-..,..., 20, c,.iorx-
,hont 1000 yards LACEs, Of all widths aud
7, do,en handsonu LACE COLLARS at 10, lo'
30, 25, SOC, and up 10 pstii,rs, and cIuI,.
DREN's HOSE at nnheasd-of price -,
| NFS'SGAI'ZE SHIRTS at 2Oe., and one w, ~
35e worth 1t least 5Oc,: a. upoyyx
! An excellent heavy. yaru""lhe' i"c """"-
T., idaInl for he great barzIas am Offering a.
not be ml-led rs % being NJ ti's ,,s"s sp'IioSFpU
s1I1'I sTTEI i4l5 Man sIree'where every ariiel'
An stock h being offered saerince. and there
| " UAEGAIhs FOR EtERrboDf.
60
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ROOTS, SHOES. &e. o,-ooo
ONE MORE LOT OF ODDS ANDT&1
" ENDS TO CLOSE OUT. ~

CUILDREN>S FIvE-sTRAP sANDhb>3
MISSES FIvE-STAP sANDALS'si'
LApIEs,KEwPoRTs,sl; ,>ss s,.
LsDtrs. THnEF-BUTTON oXFORDs, 81;
Ian,rs, FRENcH-BEEL, FINE KID BuIfoN
OxfORDs, ALSO; ,r ,,,n roxrp
BUTTON oxFoRDs, s2; or,prre
GENTLEMEN's FINE CALF Lo"-Vo""
CATERS. $3.50; RAGS. VA.
TRUNKS, sATCuELs, RAlLkoAp NJ ,'n'SacKs na,
LIsEs, GRIP-sAcks' cL1D1 s.sp Aps &c
sHAwL-sTRAPs, BAG0h"I "a Ms,n.
,s@7 ). A. GRIGG. Tenth ana ma'n'
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Personals and Briefs.

Main street has not yet been restored to
the condition i'm which it was before the
street-car line was extended westwardIy
from Eighth street. With q spell Of rainy
weather it will be slushy enough. 1t looks
as il the steam-roler would have TO be put
| to work on it.
James-rvcr water is horribly muddy
again. Now that the city water-works
have pumping capacity OF 100000 gall
Ions per day, while the consumption is
only 1000, 900, ii passes public understand
ing that some determined effort is not
made to keep one basin 0hree days supply
OF clear water on hand all the time.
u. W. Ayres. lately appointed to posi-
ton under the United States Agricultural
| Department in Colorado, is an old Rich
mond man. In connection with the late
William II. Wade, he conducted the South
ern Illustrated NeacS in this city during the
war.
Chief Watt Taylor and eX-Chief Ainslle
will be among the speakers at the approach
ing National Convention of Chief Engi-
neers of the United States Fire Department
in Chicago.
Charles Kiehl, Judge Of the Third Dis
trict Court, Brooklyn, n. Y; Charles We
Der, chief OF police, st. Paul, Minn.; Ed.
| A. Stevens, municipal clerk, Minneapolis,
Mimi; w. A. Schmitt, Post-Oflice De-
partment, Quincy, ILL.,, and Henry "A. Chase,
Grand Secretary OF the Grand Grove OF the
State Of California, are in this city attend-
ing the Grand Grove OF the United States,
United Ancient Order OF Druids. which
has been holding sessions here for the past
few days.
The work OF paving the northern half OF
Broad street between Elba station and
Adams street is advancing favorably. Inc
Improvement is one that cOmmends itself
to public approval.
| At the regular meeting OF the Board oi
Directors of the Chamber Of Commerce
held Yesterday evening Peter W: Grubbs,
ESD, was, on motion of Potts, elected sec
ond vice-presidcnt in place OF Colonel Jonn
B. Purcell, resigned. Several matters rela
five TO RichmOnd's railroad interests were
discussed informally, and then, after thi
transaction OF some routine business, ti'
Chamber adjourned.
Richmond and Danvile railroad stock i
still on the rise.
The Democrats will tonight be calleC
unon 10 elect new City Committee u
manage their affairs for two years. la
is wanted is men who will Serre. Too OF
fen tbe honor is thrust upon men who TAX
II and leave the work for others to do. "A
a General thing, ii is difficult to get quo
RIM OF the members together.
In the Convention Of Dentists now benz
hold at Baltimore one OF the members, i
The course of n speech complimentary I
arr sister city, enthusiastically styled ne
t" The Athens OF Dental Surgery" IN
cave Ms pause for moment, as our men
4 orv o failed to recall any instance OF dent'
nracticc in the famed metropolis OF Gree
r;vilization, when all at once it occurred
uo that evidently the speaker intended
o,e, nS am 20 that yeracious historical ncidei
Of S'' Caimns so,cing the dragon'S teem'-
- This is too good, too classical to be los S
-. II on%ht TO be placed to the credit oil u
3 Stote as one of its most excellent saying
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

Tux LEMONADE CARBoSATED sopA-W A.
rva which Was invented by George sch@h,
the popular soda-water nn mau' ,ha @ hest o,
great run, and is Justly called Ihs nes. ~. ~
summer beverages. TO 70 ms S,axaniS n,au sus
ter establishment, corner OF E~'en'" WV
Main streets, and try II.
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ROCKBRKDGE ALUM WATER.

DOCKBRIDGE WAD ALUM WATER
for more than half a century has grown slcadilyin
ropute rs a medicinal agent In Wide range OF
chronic diseases. AInltituJes " women can tes--
tfy to It's unsurpassed efficacy In the rlcf aud
cure of those ailments DecuIls!y to their sex.
DYSPEPSIA,
I'm Its varied aud most Distressing forms, is cured.
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, SCHOFULA,
CHRONIC DIARRuTA, AND DYsENrERY
YIELD MOST RAPIDLY,
PERMANENT CURES RESULT.
READ CERTIFICATES OF EMINENT SOUTH
ERN PHYSICIANS IN OUR PAMPHLETS
| The S"rlngs are beautifully located In Rock
bride count, Va and are open Cor The reception
Of Visitors from
III 1sr TO OCTOBER lsr EACH YEAR.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
| Tie " ArER ls bottled direct from the Springs
packed In cases containing one dOzen haif-galloD
bottles.
| For sale by the agents.
| PURCELL, LADD a CO.,
Richmond, Va.
And by druggists generally. V23-3m
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was moderate
and clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G a. NJ, 72;
Q n. M., 10; noon, 81; 8 i. NJ, IS; p.
NJ, So; midnight, "a.
Mean temperature, S04.
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urrslNRss l,HANCES.

ToUSDRY roK .,I,a sAmE;oA ,o .ay sp,snsSssa 5ss who
II opportunity Is here ononb ooaon business. Here Is
ssss always psa. oSis piss
Sans w,e" Estaplished is VIII
au5-lw Aylcts's, Kipg W''i'a" s"""''
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Ladies. Attention !

Those who are now putting up their sup
ply OF pickle will find at Christian q. ~
Whites g lot OF pure cider vinegar loui
wears old, and great variety OF the hhes'
umnorted spices. Give them call
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

New YORK.-Excursion Second Presby.
terrain church, Tuesday, August 18th, . p.
NJ. Regular train; Fredericksburg route;
chaperon for ladies'; good board, 81 per
week; Brighton and Manhattan Beach.