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TURTLE SOUP.
HORSES. MILES. de.

EOR SALE, a BEAUTIFUL, an
Il STYLISH BLACK HORSE, medium [r2A
ire. fast IN harness. sound In every inspect. Can
be sftn al RICHARDSON stable. on Monroe
street between Broad aud Marshall. Apply At
IgZ4 Main street. le 2-ot
ZINE HORSE FOR SALE.-She ~,
L PAGES spondldly works well in all [c1A
harness. single or dOphle. seven YEAR oil. ara
sound bought her when -four year, old, and have
had her a. my riding horse on my farm for three
vrar. Auuly % ". y. BRAGG.
fc Lar los Broad street. Richmond. Va.
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CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHs, sc.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTliS, AND NAT
y TINGS.-l have just received 4 fgll line of
CHINESE MATTING> Of all styles and qualities.
CARPETS. OlL-CLO1Hs, RUGS, MAIr, and
DRrGET~. CORNiCk. LACE aud DAMArh
.CTRTAINS. sHADF~-IIoIiand. &c. Full line
OF PAPER-TfANGiNGS of all sfylcs. which am
Offering NJ low prices. Al orders promptly at
tended 10. Work done IN town o. country.
4. JENNINGS.
No. 1871 Main street.
al l3-em RichmOnd.Na.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAr.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states. fair weather, westerly
to southcrly winds. higher barometer, sta
tionary or slightly-falling temperature.
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To OLD PoINT AND NORFoLK.-Tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
now have their line from Richmond to
Old Point and Norfolk, by rail and
steamer Luray, in complete operation.
The fare has been put down TO figures
which will, il is believed. cause 4 general
desire on the part Of our people TO see our
seaboard possessions.
The Railroad Company advertise that
persons who leave here at i:l0 =. VI. viii
reach Old Point at 5 =. VI.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
rrHE RAwLEY SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.

are now oVen. in tie management every effort
vrll ~ made q make the season Of iss2 even
mote attractive than last. 4 very excelien; BAND
OF six PIECES FOR tie lawn aud ballroom. The
Nr-y BEST COOKS AND BAKERs are Engaged,
And We arr prepared % entertain In the most satls
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUESTS.
Ths water is the STEO>GE>T CHALYBEATE
In kuer.ca. q Alternative and tonic in IL effects, a
remedy q uneguSllcd utility and power. noted for
its curative properties. For pamphlets address
}. WATKINS LEE.
tc o-lu Manager.
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OUR TRUE-BLUE SERGE SUITS

are undoubtedly the dresscst suit that such Inn
tied amount as FOURTEEN DOLLARS will buy.
We have no suit at $50 that looks better. There Is
no summer fabric made that will wear better, even
though the cost we're double. We guarantee Tie
color 10 De absolutely True Blue The summer
sun Will not affect 81. The suits At sli are the ones
that are cut 10 PLAIN SACK STYLE. The SILK
FACED SUITS cost - more, Is II costs more 20
make and trim them. BOYS SUITS or THESE
GOODS Will cost you sEyES DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS.
We had these goods made expressly FOR u and
we unhesitatingiy pronounce the True-Biue Serge
fCheyiot finish suit at sli a. good value for far
more money. The fact Is, they are the cheapest
suit. quality aad durability considered, that We
have 10 offer you this season.
THE ASSORTMENT or SUES rs now coNrLETK.
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Hollywood Memorial association.

We, the undersigned, officers OF the Hol-
lywood Memorial Association, on behalf OF
the Board Of Managers deem it due the
public that statement should be made Of
the expenditure Of the money lately contri-
buted TO the preservation Of the soldiers
section:
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MINERAL WATERS, DC.
DICHMoND MINERAL-wATER SPA,
III COENKE MAIN ASD ELEVENTH STREETS
TWO MAGNIFICENT SODA FOUNTAINS

I have lhls season added another elaborate and
costly soda Fountain, which gives me unusual ia
efIi'ies f0f dispensing my onosualicd CREAM
SODA and MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
ALES, ROOT BEERS. also, The popular CAR
BoSATkD SODA LEMONADE, ~ originally in-
tyoducod 10 me last seAsSn. have also elected ar
rangements with Mcssrs. Owens Minor. In whose
new drugstore have placed one Of Juits elegant
staine" soda Apparatus. and where can be had
The soda aud Mineral " aters usually dispensed IL
my counters. My bpttlng and carbOnafing es,ab-
lishf3ent hss also been ntted up ~lih improved aI-
psrates, which en- aides "a readily spiy fani-
lies and the trade generally With my weli-knewn
BELFAST GINGER ALE, SODA, TONIC BEER,
and all popular minefai-wster beverages al lowest
my s-eod GEORGE sCHGN.
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I YDIA Z. PINKHAMS

1t viii cure entirely the worst form Of Female
complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
Clcoration, Falling and Displacemeuts and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly
adapted 20 the Change Of Life.
II will dissolve and expcl tumors from the uterus
in an early stage Of development. Thetendencyto
cancorous humors ,bcre Is checkedyery speedily by
its use.
II removes fhntncss, Aatulency, destroys all
craving for sumulants, and relieves weakness Of
he stomach. It cures Bloating' Headache Ner-
,ous Prostration, General Debility, Slccplessness
Depression. and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing. pain,
weight. and backache, IS always permanently cured
by IT'S use. II VIII at all times dmdor ali circum-
stances act in harmony with the laws that govern
The female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plainis Of either scxthis Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA +. PINKHAMS VEGETABLE CON-
POUND IS prcpard at 2SS and 235 Western ave
nue, Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for 50.
sent by mail IN The form Of pills also in the form Of
ozcnses on receipt OF price, IL per box for either.
Mrs. PiSKliAM freely answers all letters Of in
luiry. send for pamphlet. Address as above.
Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA +. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS They cure Constipation,
Biliousness, and Torpidity Of The Liver. Twenty
do eo,,.- ,.av how sold IL al fruggiSts.
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To TIE Editor Of The Dispatch:

To Tie Editor of he UlSpdtch:
Please state that the J. \. Taylor report
ed in your Police Court item in tO-day'-
paper a, having been fined for being drunk
and disorderly in the street, is not.
Yours very respectfully,
J. ANDERSON TAYLOR,
watchman AZ custom-house.
Tyue 1850
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DINSW ANGER a. CO.,
ID MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS,
offer 20 The trade and buyers generally
DOORS. SASH, BLINDS. aud IRANspMr,
Of which they carry the largest complete sssort-
meni TO he found In the state. ih other depart
ments purchasers will find Inducements IN
WINDOW and PLhTF-GLSss,
PAINT. NARNfSiI, OIL,
BRUSHES. GLUE.
and everything necessary for the Paint ana GLASS
FISE COACH vARNisH, CoLORs, &c,
We are sole agents for - -hARBLklNE NAL
SoMiSE. all iinfs. ready for ose; also s1Ah
pRTPARED PAINTS. Trade supplied
Esiimaies furnished and correspondence so
t,etfed BfNsWANGER 4 CO..
1927 MRin street-Telcphone, lSs:
Branch. 2l0 Broad street-Ieiephone, 222
my 1-eOdlm
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CAroy SPRINGS WATER.-This old and celc-
hrated water for an liver and kidney diseases, weak
digestion. &C., strong alkaline, litha. and iron,l
can bo had by the gallon or drauehi 10y the glass
at WAcNEB's DRUGSTORE. sixth and Broad
streets.
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rVHE HEALING SPRINGS,
TIE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS CELEBRATED AND FASHIONABLE

tbs CELEBRATED AND FASHIONABLE
WATERlNG-pLACE Is NOW OPEN.
rar elevation ~ the surrounding mountains IS
$500 fti above thc sca-lcyc.
I.e hauIlas. have been thoroughly repaired,
newly Furnished throughout. and rcliied Win all
.a .lcrl lmIgo1cu
The amu.cmeuf- are varied and extensive, em-
hnclur ass NEw feature aracc-coursc and.oXien-
.l,g lako f0T bo4ting.
the CALWELL HOUSE.
adjacent 20 the springs. With the privilege OF VA
ier- grounds 1c., is open 90 reduced rates.
ramn' .ei. with ful information. can Doe had al
ut e0r. ~ Me.srs. Purcell Ladd n Co. or Of
0EEENBElEE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
(nMPANY GEORGE /. PEITON.
uf1--lm Managing Director.
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DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE?

No MATTTR WHAT CAUSE-SICK, NERVOUS
NEURALGIC, DYsPRPTIC,
Which IS ity 4 revolution in the treatment Of
nervous diseases j. now taking place. DIR. {. W.
BENSuN has discovered a sure remedy I'm bis
CELERY AND ClIAMOMILE PiLLs-they per-
manenty cure sick and Noryous-lioadache' Ncu-
raigia, Dyspepsia, Slceplessness, and all Nervous
Diseases
sod hy an Druggists. Price, 80 cents a box.
Address, Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for
81 or six boxes for $3.50.
G. y. CUITTESTON. New York, Is wholesale
agent for Dr. c. W. BESsON's remedies.
my 2s-c0dIw&w
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Austin Mitchell (colored) and Charles
Reed. charged with being drunk, were dis
charged.
Mary Jane Mosby and Mary Jane Strain
Doth coloredJ, charged with fighting In
The street. The former was fined IS and
the latter was discharged.
Mary Hatcher (colored), charged with
shooting at llally Brice with pistol in the
public street, was committed 10 Jail for
three months in default Of surety for her
good behavior.
Henry Evans (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating Mary Frances Cary
with stick, was fined Sj.
James Brown, youthful colored Of
fender. was ordered to be locked up In the
First station-house for few hours for
striking W. NJ. Gatewood with n rock.
Joseph Richardson (colored), a noto-
rious thief, was committed 10 Jail for three
months in default OF surety for his good
behavior.
Matthew Payne alias Davenport and
James Braxton Doth colored), charged
with stealing two razors, the property Of
james Woodson, were sent TO Jail for If
teen days each.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Called Meetins-The Action Of the Common
Council In various Matters Concurrsd in
Resolution In Regard TO the AileThany
Road-The Appropriation Ordinance Passed
After Much ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
Meruhcr-
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Personals and DriQfs.

Rev. T.. T. Winklcr. ID. D., Of Alabama.
who preached for the Second Baptist
church with such acceptance few weeks
since while en- route for the northern Bap-
tist anniversaries, is now in attendance on
the Baptist General Association Of Virginia
al Warrenton, and has consented 10 take
in Richmond on his return and preach Tor
the same church next sunday.
Mr.. /. Cody has been appointed road
master Of the Richmond division. and Mr..
A. j. Gillespie acting roadma,ter OF the
Aneghany division Of the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad.
The defamation contest among students
Of Richmond College for the Woods
medal will take place tonight IL Grace
street Baptist church. Without doubt
there will be large attendance. The
programme fixes s O'Clock a. the time for
beginning the exercises.
Captain p. I. Woodiin, governor Of
the National Soldiers Home near Hampton,
arrived in the city yesterday, and met
with hearty welcome. n he always does
when he comes 70 Richmond. 4 compli-
mentary supper wa. rendered him last
night by number OF citizens, including
several prominent members Of the City
Council.
Miss Belle Allen and Mr.. Charles G..
Rady were married last night by the Rev.
DR.. Hawthorne, at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. William T. Allen, in the
presence OF large gathering OF friends
and relatives. There were numerous and
costly presents received.
4 letter received here yesterday states
that Rev. Father Thomas Kelley, formerly
pastor Of It. Patrick's parish in this city,
died at his old home in Ireland recently.
Counsel are preparing bill OF eXcep-
tions with the view OF applying for writ Of
error to the judgment Of the Circuit Court
of Richmond in the case Of lnman. Swami
& Co. rs. The York River Railroad Com
pany.
Mr.. c. II. Causey, clerk Of the Senate, Is
here preparing the index to the Journal u
proceedings OF that body.
Three sites for the new City Hall are
discussed-viz.. the Ciiy-Hall lot, the half
square on the north side OF Broad street
between Eighth and Ninth, and the Fred
ericksburg-depot lot. northwest corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets.
A. @. Leach. Esq, Of the Maine Central
railroad, is visiting friends in this city.
An opposition telegraph-line is coming
down from Washington 10 Richmond, and
in no great while will have an office open
here.
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The few days OF warm weather We have had has
created a demand for lighter-weighi Clothing.
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REMOVAL.


DEMOVAL, REMOVAL, REMOVAL,
III or
PITCHER & BIGGER
TO 1872 EAST MAfS sTRGET, OPPOSITE DIR.
GKOEGE Il. STEEL's.
COAL, WOOD, AND COKE OF ALL KINDS.
Try us with cash.
je got PILCHER & BIGGER.
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rnE cALWELL HOUSE,.
QLD FOINT COMFORT. "a.
HYGEIA HOTEL

HYGEIA HOTEL
situated 100 yards nom Port Monroe. Open all
hr year. Equal 90 any hotel in the United states
>urTauudings unsurpassed. Bathing. boating, f.h-
flE4ud driving specially attractive. 20 -clnincnty
O. resort Tor southern people. Terms les for equal
Iccliamolafluus than any resort Ia The country
Climate free from malaria. ana for insOmnia truly
wonderful iu iis -0porlhc ELECT send for circular
dc-criblng byricuic advantages. etc.
HARRISON PHHBls,
my l4-3m Proprietor
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IOBB'S ISLAND, VA.
\ TIE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN
VIRGINIA

Tie fue>f ana safest ~ surf-bathing.
Ocelr-. chlnuc-. and shark. fishing and snipe-
-'lafIur.
TrENs. - Ter day. sl2 per week, $40 per
uHlfn.
Route from Old Point 10y steamer Northampton
q. C.crry.f1nc every Monday. Wednesday. and
fallv lle Ealiim0r, aud Washington steamers
usl. clos connection Win ile Northampton
tIlrt-s =. 4. SPADl.
i l-.m Proprietor.
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HoP BlTTEEs has restored to sobriety and health
perfect wrecks from lntempcrance.
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OFFicE OF THE RANDOLPH PAryE-EoA CO..,
Wv. RANDOLPH O., PROPnIEI1Rs. I
DisSOLUTIONs q pARrNFRsuIPs
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

RICHMOND. VA, June 7. 1882.
Tho partnership heretofore conducted under the
nrr1-naunc of X. /. WILLIAMS 4 co. j. this day
dissOlN d br mutuii consent. JOHN ". WII-
LlAMS, managing parinef Of the llte urm. will
act In liquidation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-02
Iadtos, piumes! Plumcs! Piumes! !!

Special lot OF plumes just opened at the
Boston sale, Broad and Second streets.
Bargains in every line Of goods. Come
quickly, all who want them.
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TIE NATURAL-BRIDGE ExCURsIoN.-The
ladies OF Centenary Methodist church have
made arrangements for grand excursion
to the Natural Bridge on the Goth instant.
This is one OF the most tempting offers yet
made 10 those no desire few days recre-
alton in the country. The route almost
from the start j. through one Of the loveiest
regions Of the State. On every side the
scene is one peculiarly pleasing to the
weary, toiling denizens Of the city, whose
visions have become dull by the constant
sight Of unbroken lines Of brick and NOR
tar. The Natural Bridge is a wonderful
work of nature. and those who have never
seen it should not miss this opportunity.
Round-trip tickets al greatly reduced rates.
good for five days, including railroad and
stage fare, supper, lodging. and breakfast at
the hotel, will be ISSUED. For children
over five and under twelve years Of age,
half fare will be charged; and for chill
dren under five years no railroad fare will
DE charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-02

MEETING OF THE POLICE BOARD.-The
Board Of Police Commissioners met last
night in the Mayors Office and selected
officers and policemen to fill vacancies to
occur in the force on the lst Of July, as
follows:
Captain: J. II. Parater rice T. y. White.
sergeants: L. II. Chalkley, b. +. How
ard, and T. b. White.
All OF the priyates whose terms expire
at that time were reappointed. In addi-
ton 10 these. William 4. Shields and
James II. Kerse were appointed to fill va
cancies occasioned 10y the resignation OF J.
B. Cartwright and John ID. Perrin.
The Police Board Is constituted as fol-
lows: Marshall Ward, X. l.. Brown; JET
ferson Ward, James w. Shields; Madison
Ward, u. ii. Mayo; Monroe Ward. John
x. Childrey; Clay Ward, +. T. ID. Myers
Jackson Ward. J. II. Gresham. The
Mayor is er oficio a member OF the Board,
but has no vote except in case Of a tie.
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No family should be without LYDIA +. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS They cure Constipation,
Bniousness, and Torpidity Of The Liver. Twenty
i've cents per box. sold by all druggists.
au 2G-cod
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WE HAVE SOLD TO JOHN

WE HAVE SOLD TO JOHN A.
w HUTClltSoN our Interest, IS lcsse,s. 81 the
PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS WAREHOUSE.
lie will bc responsible for the custody and delivery
Of tobacco on aud after to-day We thank our
friends for their Kindness 20 us, ami solicit their
continued patronage TO our SUCCESSOR. whom WI.
confidently recommend as capable amt deserving.
CARTER 4 RNIAND.
RICHMOND, Va, June /, 1882. j. 2-3t
OFFICE OF IuE RANDOLPH PAPyu- -TnN Co.,
y. V. RANDOLPH 4 O., PROPRIEI1Hs. (
HAVING PURCHASED THE INTER-
IL Est OF J. ". RANDOLPH ANDJ. !. FN,i-
Ll>lt In the iaper-hON department. - their husl-
ness. n will be- carried on under the name II THE
RANDOLPH PAPER-BON COMPANY from
May /. ee2. Thanking TIE puhlfc for their sup
port IN the pat, We hope tO COniinne Tie same
pleasant relations In the future.
Your orders vii, have prompt attention.
Respectfully, y. V. RANDOLIfI& & co.
retain my interest IN the BOOK. sTATIONF-
RY. AND BLANh-BOoK MASUEAcTTRING
BUSINESS or J. W. RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
and shall De pleased - serve The public hereto
fore. Very respectfully
Sc 2-5t Nv RANDOLPH.
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CERTIFICATE oF sPkcIAL PARTNrRsnIr.


This day John ". Williams, whose name f. mem
toned general partner in "A certain limited
partnership. the articles whereof are hereuntO an
neNcd, appeared before me, notary public. Ia and
for the city and state aforesaid. aud made oath
that Harriet }. Williams. the special partner named
I'm the said articles ~ limited partnership has
tributed 10 the common stock thereof. and has
fually paid in cash. the above named Harriet !.
Williams the sum Of $4,000. Given under my
hand this lst day Of June. IN the year 1882.
II. A. MCCURDY. Notary Public.
je 2-eOd6t
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ORKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
~ FOR THE Il T. 4 p 10 y or GUESTS
JIM .I--2. This wcl!-reu0wLcd place ha-
ia, undergone extensive and thorough repairs both
s. 6. the hotel. proper and Tie grounds. Special
attention has been givCn g. the sa4itary depart
mlnf For iurthcr information send for dcscrip-
f.t. catalogues, j. y. WOODWARD.
IDS y7-zm General Manager.
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THE HOT SPRINGS.
BATH COUNTY. VA.
APE NOW OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION or
NI>lTOIA.

Thewators are specific for rheumatism. Gout.
Norr.iria. Affections of ihC Liver, and all kindred
disease.
Vu. WILLIAM IT. PARKER. long connected
vith some nf the principal summer resorts, has
Itgl engaged - mAuager.
pamphlets and other Information address
=. C. TARDI.
s. l-lm Hot springs Nsth county, Va.
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NILLBORO' SPRINGS,
VI BATH COUNTY, VA.
OPEN FROM JUNE Isl TO OCTOBER Slsr
Brv your tickets 60 Mliboro' 'cpOt Ches-
ape1ke aud ohio railroad. Mlllh0ro springs
backs leave depot immcdatcly on arrival ct Trans
For term. and general information address
CARROLL GAKNfTT. Proprietor
MnlprO' SPRING fosi-Onice,
10Y l2-lm Bath county va.
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M,NzAvILLA SHERRY, VIRGINIA and IN
,.o.rvn =, ,Ryr. W. u. BLAIR & Co.
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WANTED, By 4 GENTLEMAN, A .
w SITUATION AS DAY WAIcHMAN.
Good accommodation. Answer at DisP6fca 1t-
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WANTS.

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that am prepared q furnish MhLh MD
fIIAMBFRMhlD~. WAITERS, NURSES &C.
g.. ". EDWARDS Employment Agent
fe ole No. 2l 1 north sixth street.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.

RICHNONp, VA, JuBS l, 1852.
The Undersigned have this day formed special
partnership tO be- conducted under The 6rm-nape
If JOHN u. WILLIAMS. said partnership Will
expire by Limitation on the lst day OF June. ss5.
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WAKE UP WAKE UP!

WANTED. BUYERS FOR ALL KINDS or
FRUITS and VEGETABLES. Oricrs dist
promptly. Address II. A. DAYTON, Norfolk,
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NVANTED.-AN 4 No. SHIPPING
w CLERK desires a position IS sliIPflSG-
CLERK or SALESMAN IN some wholesale or
manufacturing establishment. salary no oihct.
Adlrc.. /" H.. care UlspatcA. le 2-ltN
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROCkBRlDGE COUNTY, VA,
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE lST.
CAPACITY. 1000 GUESTS.

WARN SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
w VA ARE Now OPEN AND READY TO
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets 10
De- had 81 Purcell, Ladd & Co. Polk Miller, and
john BlalF, druggists, Richmond. or Of the pro-
pricior This T. tho most delghifsl warm sulphur
bath Temperature, % degreesj IN the world.
ap 30-3m JOHN l.. kUBANK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-02

t.I....,.,,-,,. ". ". n.e;Iv rnfsoI ~ anv
Aepa'asu~ Y = 1879 .s $500 ..s w
tn.ng ina' EroMs u .as a, 1919 !: .'''r ~
!! Y co'nPs'a.',s's ',.s !" ~" .l9n
ne iar''s' sao'r s''sa a.. ,,,.s ~
tnal inucn i n3.'sense w. osrn Pa,' IN
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A lady living in The vicinity q Blairs-
vile has had somewhat rcmarkable
experience. When . little girl she put
q sewing-needle In her mouth, which got
into her throat. Az Il entered The
throat crosswise II lodged, and her
mother made IN attempt 70 get Il ont, hut
Il disappeared. The family were great
" alarmed and called in . physician.
but q the needle could not be seen moth
ing could be done, and just fears were
entertained Of serious consequences. In
. short time, however, the injury the
throat hsd sustained healed. and - no
further Inconvenience was experienced
the matter was forgotten or recalled
only as strange affair. The little girl
grew 10 Womanhood, married. and be-
came mother. enjoying al the while
excellent health. A few days ago she
began to experience . juggling sensation
in one Of her thighs, which became a
times very annoying and painful. Fin
ally the end Of Z needle made IL ap7
pearance through the flesh, which she
caught and extrncted--beyond all doubt
the identical needle swallowed years
ago. TO the uninitiated, At least, i
seems very strange that scwing-needlt
should spend more than dozen d
years in making such = pilgrimage
through human body without giving
greater Inconvenience or pain than n
this case. Pittsturgh GA C1nn'ev'
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