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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-25
Not Very Much.

A young nan with a nose like q razor
and an eve which would have raised q
blister on sheet-iron on n hot day halted
n pedestrian IN Graiiot avenue and
stated thst he was trying TO raise mon
ey To reach the bedside Of his diving aunt
in Chicago. He was too proud to beg.
bu. il the citizen would give him = quar-
ter he would show him \ trick worth
five dollars.
"vhas ish dot drickg' queried the
citizen.
1T is 10 make ten cents 90 further
than q dollar. You can play il on the
boys and make ten dollars-a day"
My frendl 1 meier blays init der
poys..
Yes. but you can have lots of fun,
you know"
al vhas no handt for fun. II I ecei
git of some SMOKES l neffer lat"
Yes. bu. this is something new.
When you come down TO the grocery Of
IN evening you- -N -
II doan' come down: I vhss home
on der stheps all der eafnings."
But you could have . little fun with
your ueighbonA"
II told you I vhas not Q funny man.
I likes to schmoke und read der morn.
ing bapers"
.Wen, 1 don't want to beg. and I am
offering You tbs trick very low in order
to get home snd see my sister die. Have
you . dying SISTER,
II doans expect I have. Was sk
dot dricks?"
ITO make ten cents 60 further thar
q dollar"
lind yhill she do itr'
.She will
IND ave cents goes more ash half .
dolLrr'
Just So"
"und = centgoes peter ash . dime:"
THAT'S the r7fio"
"Und nossines At all goes peter ash
I've centss
"lEl-lt think Il dceS
"vhen. you shust consider ynu haf
al der nottings sfsr was und You Will
Be IN Chicago Tomorrow. Gif mr. lsre
10 dot dying sister und tell her dot vpu
saw me wen You'd peter eit some
express Wagons 70 draw dose nickeb
down 10 der railroae. uud Won look ;
leed3e oudt for some Dutrhmans who he
pen eating grass und vhas grs<u.'--
petvsa Frs Ass
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writes Ms sf.E As - tsss t.<asgv-ss
sQT~syy f-Oa teEes atuss~~s HeT s@xfsA
vAs s<Ts fSs. s11 As &sa "a q @s@rf
t~s So eesF&&p~i . afas aac&s 49, Zzs
ssi hssk szt rusi sasssEtaa<s kesF Axs s-2
30 Az. rss~ 49, te GEy&sGs fras
bors ard s.ssEas1sa -sAs hl7-a $685.
" irea ne s14rt AL 49, ! s<ss sas hss
skts ~ fair srr - a. rcA - tSr rs~<ks -
rs sAs s,t-sas "a h~r sz~-
tSs. ant J sssts ksas hU ~zgA"
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lfse tkaNks AZ &ss - 40. 80 @ss
rtfes srss sAst = - - 80 - Az@k a.
ts@zNs Z latssas "a 500 es~s sw a~sux
s-gsFs0i - ~ .afas - AEzuss easN -
- - Gsiax h4.lth sssu @epss
ihs ; sris trEStsnE Gssas. - &&1 sss
nst sssr e0sxs kt1ssf s~&sa sssss& FxAs
tssSs hS41AsAs sA4 ss2ss s&za as Ss&%~s
- 1saF ss~1 Efxs sA4 S3arsa g2~s.s2s
las e~Ss rzsua .ss .A..a3 sea sa e., O
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hEiNa ~utrris ssTssatAs. 80 r~nieuiss esrr
= fs4uiFv1 u8iis ssns To- tsznss fssssEs
Par stiss fsliets lbrs Sgessis ~tbass
distsFAssos - thr csasututioa. dst, " @sa
faii.a Faf SEA hssdsshe. S~sastsgstsaa, 10
pace 4s-i 1iHFlasss -saf sfssszttuas frpea
The stafnarh bal tssie So HsssatM b5iaas. at
issks. ysia ga reEtca - tiinsY tstsEn. fever.
boatstferltur sis-gt siasaNh. rasao Asdte
heat take De f1rsrvs pc lstx ~ tfuErssss
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~ fsts&e kst& ksssAsn MA %
49, IT pfss sssstN4 H@ 49, Aa1.4
49, s@f ATT4 . e9As - ass asss
- zsz tEsEE ~ ed 49, az $500 ga
HfNu@s 4@&ssf. &@s sAAEgt ed kf@&4~I
- ssA h@e~4 60 az, ssss
IT, 1850
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Asr~ssTtos has cees t~rn uasis ~ tAe
discovery - sosss us~ ttlss. tat aothisg -.
sres sta.-i tAs ,sst aks It nensun . Celery
snt 10 III.
Thsy really 10 care stes kr4sssAe. sesvaus
be..sehs, asufAlEis. siesgS~~s-
uess. tai ~ersiFoa. farsiYkis. ssi tneisgrkaif.
ffsc~. "a csnis p<r hur tsa fss o., "a tsr
t4At ~ maA sstSEr free bT 4 " H4s~
.0n. rAl;igsaf-. Ma so3s - snsststs
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Fs@asa - ~ u~&s t<s&s ks nEs 80 s@nwuDa
80 sk4@ efs~~< s~s<~--8s e.. zss<> = $780,
H& H&s = ksss< ssaA &-s "a ss~a -
s@-ssea ts 1855 @8 - Tsaz-.~~~ e
sEeNs s@f q~3@se ss>Ea 80
sseS@s sAzs y - 60 ssas~7~ss se<
Fa-s4zx h se<sa@1a zSas@sNx n sz<slr
~s ~sret - esw sA@za. = s.s. -
$3.50 ~z
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nss - ssss ~ hs-t -Nk. s4i 90. s~stass
IL msts sf ~ asri srha9s tsaitA Is
49, ssEfi.x ssseatsFy Hsss ~ nv ftsFsss
"oesarn Ae4sA tBscrteU q f~s4 q cal
IL stimulates tse Hfsr. f1f 81 he Ee-& sal
70 tho t~ss uFfssGy - sesats FSioS. .Aas& q
sesa,aAasa disease sftas sssss ~ a. 4sagsssA
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~ ~ g@Ss - - 8ststNa sss @ssz.snu<
- So ~sss &&z s - ssskzes
Errxss es~azs hzEs9s ~ s@8
EU - Aarp - A~E @&ss tAsk 3 z&s&tsf
s. r&9s4 80 .sSAM 80 - 90 f42s Fsees2a
"a - - - as as uHr hsT~sss 10
e~eE~ ass . e essre 81 SANS Hs~s Ness
a. fsnss~a - - 1855 .a-N eez - "a
i~es sEeas - sssA - xa&es-.
i9sss sst 49, y s~<~~s k4.ss e e.
f~w@as rs-s - Arr EFFasH ssa~l
~ ~1 - - s~. 80 49, az ssssss sNs
ssza<N Nk@es &ess "a a. - fAs
ra~~ 80 - s@4&t
Hs~ asgrsss Nsa Ia. A<@s<tse " y
!s tsss s.ssss es@sus< - ssS~s
@sfTF sAssS ~ ssgu ksb s@a~s tasa -
- 60
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fHs h0A<sftsa ytHxf 4F1s ksFs A~s hsass
airGsi al AreFarau te1aata -Ai - 90 -
f4kp a - - sA1rs sAas -&ssrl Fe~ Fr~@
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Sss-rsry sss- ssss 80 a~~ 20 r-~kss -
f~s>3 - hs<tA ss1 sF>SsS@rs ts zaes s~s
I'D s~ussxaAss~A - @ssz< ~ sssr~2zs
1e&gs N~k saa tsz~& IN ~ x&arEs
~ stSa Es<s r~s ~Asxsa sN1 es.k~s sr
fext F&sEre e ksslsa stezzsA sss fsssaf
y 10 sess.fs Ia. 1884, 80 rxa<stsx 81
resst .ssss<s~ss tssssszssi - $500 -
HEes se s~ss s~vss sNs 81 EtsasA -
: sf0@ 1sr~zas& ~ @fxy r~s So
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ia saiss ~ szs{fs>. 1ftrs 81 s~er~ 20
kssp IL s~SxAhws' ee~s s=s s~zs sss
sf tAs ssrs~as - tAs cssssg-se~
Masses ksgss~.
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Mae. 90 aAmas q AHass Sss~s AZ fsaAass
rssEness - tsSzE sss ts<eazase G@@RssA
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stsa ~ a. u hs ss-1se go al tsass
ss4kecssc. sAd arrangements tragsng
EiFruxth % the iisahe AL tAt. snA coLx 20
THE &C. az eli trsgEt.,s
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suS0i,s lusts,iDs, i~ussgsmsstea. 81 Ed
nsy Tor. lslnts. cured bT " Har taystta o.
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s0sE traits fua IN tamIls- shztssf~ssus
fsthcf. trtsg EilteFEts. maze he Hasrk -
did SEAArstsaru EsHss NVE-gs
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Wurx ,grps hss left "a. frsrrs.F vhss
has l~uon~ q sh~ rest of ihs hsYbessf
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NrsfAsn 5sik~ . - n2ae q . ns~ e@-
80 Num a. uuunatsEs - ousa h~<f al
grcrtsa s.Eusszi.s q - 100 iarx
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WHrS va 80 = p a. rannins 18th an ORA
III g. after = a7xfu. q l. far % satoss thst
he C-unlsmpsstss . sf@k la the 3srk
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~s~s su4fs hasxssg - 1899 sos a~kE~S
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"a tie strs~h % Agsss4rtA A zaa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-25

wHHs the Chsp srotsr "rSt -. silver
norn. -ss a. sI ectins "sh4sze 10 he
wsafheFf-E@sfss tas~aseyezk B.& sfsas
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-25

Tnr r-~s sAs ss~~tr -ssrr~ats - .A
ta< of th< sS1sT $500 - uSs asst a.,
e-ts<rrzr< . st<kzeza t&s4 E~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-25

sS- The Disrn0aiDyss si~aJsaa mafs ,Ass
fhsy e'slrs "a d. Chs orrf thai cd drss&
IL vii lapk Ike nep Ouiy 10 essta
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"Tuafs stat hcsts NJ. 50 remarked . by.
a. be .sssel . pile % Shin<1ss-b-tSs Tod
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No es. ssss s~~iiss~d Ass ecat3 Ct - e.
Axh II so xs ss -Ass a u@se@~s
IA 80 ~.
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A s.p anz Ia r~ronesncsi instsnes af car
rag is4sdagbAa g-zE
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Dos rDr a the bgssss Rsgrh &c T1ss IL.
C1cAFs oAt rata. mise. atss. fpsshcs. i~i basp
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RrpptSss Rs..is ssirs-<ss proved ss ssL
eSeoey ~ st-si a - y~sSsso1nsssn, s~ IRA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-25

49,
once or twice. and SO knew him BY
sight. He found him one morning in
his neat yard at home He was cutting
limbs from the trees next the walk; and.
to Cranes disappointment, the knife he
used ara not The mate of the n which
had killed young jackson.
Thomas Crane went that afternoon to
see the Jackson's. They had known
for some time that he was following up
the case. and he had been to see them
several times. He told them what he
had done, and what he had found out:
bat he did not tell them yet rhy he was
following the murderer. 1t was begin
ming to be . ghastly piece Of business
in his estimation. vet he scarcely dared
hope for so welcome = thing IS failure.
Think of it! A man bending all his en-
ergies to one dread end. and hoping
that tho CHASTITY necessity of being the
svenger OF a murder may pass by him.
How the man longed for January again.
that beautiful April morning. Il he
could only fall sick; but his oath kept
him from exposure; the year Of his life
WAS 10 be given in honesty. even though
unwillingiy.
In the evening Crane called On Harry
Fenton.
I'D give anything for look at the
Of that mans house." said he,
in conclusion.
..Well.n said Fenton. s'the case is .
one already. II the express
is guilty. he could eve be
convicted and hung on what We know
But with proof that you have
given your time for months tofollowing
up this casa. il would b TIA easiest
thing 20 clear you 4 eangAtand ar
raigned q . house-bgcaken. II you
want to examine the inside Of that
house, break in some night when
there Is no one at home.
"You. . lawyer. my friend. adyiss
.sunaag tAe cjypp4stepceey ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23
Reminiscencs OF Fire Companies.
OAK HILL, FAYETTE COUNTY, W. VA,
AngIIst ID. 1852.

August 10, 1882. J
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The short history Of. the steam fire.
engines OF Richmond in late issue OF the
Richmond Dispatch reminds me OF one or
two incidents.
During geyacuation-day one Of the engines
was down on Main street, perhaps engaged
in the hopeless attempt to keep the fire
within bounds. The Federal cavalry came
IN Main. and the cngine-hor.cs being
hitchcd, the driver commenced relrea,
ND the street, when a cavalryman elevated
his carbinc and fred in the direction OF the
engine.
The engine was doubtless captured Uhe
writer not looking back, but rushing WIN
the motley crowd up the strcet') before II
was pulled hall a square, and put to work.
The old Third-Strcct engine was the pIi9o
~ thc Shockoe Hill boys. Under Captain
Vincent she was the first at the ilrc ana
thc last to leave, and the boys wor,hippcd
her, and she nearly became a JugSerilaut
IN some OF the small ones. During trlal
on Nam street her stream, or tlllt on hel
sister. struck a boy on the side OF lhe
head, who was running across the sure
within fifteen feet Of her nozzle, ana hlileo
him. 100. ,,,,,
Engine b was pulled 10y two very pow
erful iron -grayS. After working toScthCi
for wears one Of them died, ana, 9Ccoru
ing TO report, the other soon followed
through equine grief.
Poor old Third-Strect engine. you Wer'
NOT recorded a. contcstinS few days siilce
Uow-is vour nose broken by the SllSD
rotary! Yet you, with No. ,, run alol''
with new-fangled Brook Avenue. MA
~" T. K. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-The Manchester stage nne,
which WAS established number Of years
ogo bv Mr. K. b. W. Bcattlc, and has since
nroycd a great convenience TO people ON
both sides OF the river, was yesterday dis
no.cd OF bv Mr.. Beattic to Mr.. Charles r.
Moore. OF Manchester, who VIII III short
fine add another coach and continue the
line under improved auspices, with relays
Of fresh stock and new stable ana stock
ward. Ii is the purpose OF the new pro-
prietor TO make hali-hour trips between the
TWO cities daily. Mr.. John j. Boyle, Tor
mcrly with Mr. Bcattic, viii manage the
new line, his experience, courtesy, ana po-
litenes, 10 the travelling public rendering
him especially efficient in that capacity.
The second and concluding entertain
ment Of the young ladies given at the Pres-
| bvterian church came oil last nlglt, ana
was even more Of q success than the initial
one Of the previous night. The tastes OF
| Manchester modistcs had been brought eX-
tonsiyely into rcquisition to furnish many
Of the Young ladies who participated win
dresses that We'd with the rainbow in bril-
li,ncy. but were no more substantial Than
- much paper. There was some me Ni"5
inr h.t night. The result Of the whole
was a, satisfactory pecuniarliy ~ DINER
wise. c1 ,r,,,d,
Smitli.on ~ for fighting on HUI street
Two OTHER citizens had violated tilc -" ),
ordi,oncr.. and were emerced in small
suns. -, ,,oo,;n,. lo.,
nigbt. but only completed routine work
TLe nublic schools will open III about SIX
,.n>lis With a full quota OF scholars and
teachers.
Sreine the market and stores here one
rould he at no loss 10 imagine that thes
terfeldians had learned to emulate th'
New Jersey people in the matter OF irult
numLer of settlers in this vicinity since
the var have devoted all their energies
and successfully, to the raising on fruits o
, all sorts. 4 great deal OF the irult, melons
&C. consumed in Richmond are prouuce'
I on this side OF the riler.
mic Jomes-riyer water has begun, aiter
long period Of probation III the nuuu
stages. TO assume It's natural color ana tast'
The cIamor. however, still continues lor
tborourh cleaning Of our reservoir, Nhlc
! somc nights. Judging from the souho
~ emitted therelrOm, L. only frog depot.
' Tbe death OF Mr.. Louis Pickett Who'
; burial occurred Sunday, removes from VI
o D';dst Dji ~. Of his friends popular young gel
y ticman and an earnest and sincere 'Dri
n tian. .,.oo an . ,,;si,
- Mr.. Burns Bcattie has gone on ''s'
q Detroit, Mich. ,.,..,,
d d 4 few words NAV be added to the sket'
I'll" q, the lodge-room Of Manchester Loag
No. Il. \, f. and a. NJ; contained
!, mi. M column yesterday. The Lodge h
- furnished two Grand Masters 10 tue ural
" Iodge of Virginia in DR.. Henderson az
~ Dr William A. Patteson, whose porlra
n n now adorn the lodge-roOm, AS does una.
" ~ that worthy Mason, ex-WorShlpini MasV,
Cd and excellent gentleman, Wiiiiam
Weisiger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23
BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
AFFECTIONS PECULIAR 70 WOMEN-sUPs
PRESTON OF THE MENSTRUAL
FLOW.
ONE az THE MOST REMARKABLE CASES
ON RECORD,
stated by pr.JOHS T. WINFIELD, OF Broadway, |,


Rockingham county. Va:
About shs middle OF May was called profess
sionally to Mrs. II. T.. ". found her c mplaining
Of eScrucla'ns pain In the head. back, and limbs,
attended with nausea and vomiting. Her kidneys
were torpid, Tnd the urtue-which had to be drawn
by means Of the eatheter -scauty and charged with
OUT EXPERIMENTING THE MfSsTRukL
FLOW. She info-mcd me That several times In .
period Of ten years the failure ~ the monthly
function for seve val consecutive months had been
followed by n Ike train Of symptoms, aud that
Wpon these occasions she was re.ievcd by lfEMOR-
RHAGES from the lungs OF stomach. From the
symptoms and history OF the Il evident
t,at the Kidneys had attempted 70 relieve the pic
thoTa Incident to her condition. atci that In the Az
tempt they had seriously disturbet their own pccu-
liar function. During AN extreme Illness Of many
weeks. every remedy that seemed at all Indicated
suit saye an occasional slight alteration of the
distressing symptoms already described The kid-
neys remained inactive; de average aaiy amount
OF fu'd drawn from the bladder dld nvt exceed two
ounces aud more than half that Quantity was
blood, on one occasion FDur ddgs pass,d plth-
came evident that the patient mast die unless some
remedy could he found Of much greatcr efficacy
than any that had been tried. In this extremity 10
via, BTFFALO LTTHII WATER, 4 case of
which WAS ordered with but faint hope oi keep
ing her alive until ~ arrival by making The kin
aud bowels perform the elfninatin2 functions of
the Kidneys. So soon the water was received the
patient was put upon II. tO the exclusion ~ All
other treatment. The result WAS most astonishing.
The first DAYS use Of the water showed marked I'M
proyement In the action Of the khineys. The Inc
daily increased in quantity. white The proportion
Of blood I'm Il rapidly diminished. The ntnsea,
vomiting, aud pain I'm the head and limbs. which
had 80 obstna.ely resisted All treatment soon dts
appeared. At the end of the week the cathcter WAS
dispensed with. and the urine yodCd naturally
with bat trace Of blood, aud I'm twenty days the
MENSTRUAL FLOW appeared, and was followed
by the carly coHyalCsconcc aud perfect restoration
Of the patient.
"Some tme afterwarh there was Slight return
of the symptoms indicated, but they were prompt
ly relieved 10y She use ~ the water
232J.27.3O,Sc
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DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

~ passed several slcerloss nights, disturbed by
the agOnies and cries Of y suffering child and he-
coming convinced that MRS WIN>LOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP was just the article needed,
procured supply for the child. ON reaching home
and acquaintiug his wife with what hc had done,
she refused 10 have 1t administered To tie child,
she Was strongly in favor of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed In suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following.
the father found the baby >till worse, and. while
contcmp pating another -lceplcss night. the mother
stepped from the room to attend To some domestic
dutie, and left the father with the child During
her absence he admin tered portion of tie
soothing syrup to the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept well, and the lttlc iel-
low awokc I'm The morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden AMI won-
dcrfu change and although at first offended at the
deception practccd upon her. has continued 20 use
the syrup. and suffering, crying babies AMI restless
night, have disappeared. \ single trial Of the Sy-
rup never yc' failed to relieve the baby and over
come the prejudice, of the mother.
sold by all druggists; 2jc. bottle.
I 4. lI,v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23
FANCY GOODS.
- + l. l. y 5

- T TEV Z y 5
SHOWS SOME BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN
BLACK-W ALNUT WALL-rOCkETS;
w.ACK-WALNUT TOWEL-EACKs;
sIDE-BRAChETS At 2jc,
soc. and 81:
CORNNR-BRACkETS at
25c.. 5Oc., and III
\ large line Of ELEGANT CUPS AND SAt'EkS
at 25c. Doe, and sl-thc styles at Il are
worth ~;
EMBOSSED MOROCCO-CONERED ALBUMS,
holding Cabinet pictures, nttI;
some choice stylei Of ALBUMS at $3.50 and
i2.25;
4 y,rv hrge Iinc Of AUTOGRAPH ALbt hS AT
urlcrgthai viii please you;
The best DOLLS ever shown AZ 23c ana ~
1 large invoice of TN CCSPADORES' all c0lors'
at 35c. q pair
Iars. FOTR-WHEEL OAK WAGONS al ~
No have four or nye CIIiLDREN'9 CARRIAGES
left that we will sell you Al your own price; we
won't carry them over;
FLAT JAPANESE FANS reduced 10 lc.' 'ach'
4 large assortment of low-prlccd TIN NtlN NJ
STEVENS. 5Oj Broad street.
Catalogues mailed free t. any address. hu ~
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Tho Richest and Best-Paid Sro"he"
Head i'm Europe.
CLIFTON. FINE-CREEK POsT-OtfI'h'
PowHArAN COUNTY, VA, (
August II, 1882. )
70 the Editor Of the Dispatch:

To the Editor Of the Dispatch;
sir.-I was attracted by the above heau- ,,.,r
inc TO AN article in the DiSpdtch some UNI
400. The article went on To 81! ,"o
0necn of England's income from olici ind
.ources beside, the fixed sum oi I'p',V!V
NOR onnum to be found on Tue ciNl ~
was emal 70 the income OF the i-l''iu pau
monarch in Europe. The estates anu ioi
aItirs alluded to the Queen waived All ilS u,
~ in consideration OF the nNeo sum Vi
G3G5, 900 year. " - ,,,- oro
T6e family estate or estates, II any .,,n', "o
not Crown property. The hens'ns'Jm% III
nroprrty bought by Prince Albert Is sii;,n,
wrhich was sold by his agent III Dllluu.s
lot. no doubt realizing II handsome I' lnoI'
ON the nurchasc. 1t Will Iall mo iHT r i'l',S -,
" the M heirs at the expiration OF the lTasc VI
nircty-nine wears, with all 'ne uu''ttme se,l
thnrcon' i,n we will turn now to the nAed i
income Of the other European Crow ,no iou :
heads. The Emperor OF Kus'ia' - 200 nCo .
Goa: the Emperor Of Austria, t,9V'0V,IS nn". ,Sc
1Ho tHo Emncror OF Germany, G6OO'ooo; tn'
Xiu@ Of italy. e550, 900; the sultan, t'vg''
ooo. the King Of Spain, f2OV'Voo' , ~.
Kino OF Portugal, Glj0,OOO. ncsc sunni
ronrosent the English pound steriih8.. A.,
IN iTho nersons who grumble about th'
onann,s income being so large forget ina
,Sa neonle's representatives voted 'his silI
~ an equivalent for all she reilhq,'snJ;u ;';I,
~ ", ''n rowls of a dislOyal, disafiected, lhsis
;ao6nt irD section are not the true eXpomcil
~ n,"I, ,he English people and Their ieeIillss
W Whnn the income OF our president wa wa
rai'cJ there was grumbllng over the pau
nIdition. but, as / have remarked, ln'
auu,.'on .s"re an insignificant portion OF our n'
ton. ,.o,,o soct a nlace in YOU
.ai;sohie 10y napcr you will greatly obllge,,
Yours truly, l. pNi'"A"' ''''
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VIZ ANTEp. \ LADY TEACHER TO
W teach English and music i'm private family.
one with some experience preferred. References
given and required. Addrc,, =. f.. care POstmas-
ter. Glendale post-Otlicc, lIcnricO, Va.
| Dl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23
A Refreshing Drink.

SchUn's carbonated lemonade Is de-
scrvedly one Of The most popular OF sum
mer drinks, and the hundreds who duly
throng his store are unanimous IN thcir
testimony to its excellence. Any physician
will advise YOU 10 take Il rs substitute lof
ice-Water i'm this warm weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23
RICHMOND. August -, 1882.

10 the Editor Of the Dispatch ,nrouoh
~ w,,, Won be so kind as to answer , through y,
VIII, ,snsr yo% these IN questions: Is Il legal Tor
Dy sSSf pe levy the nFs fl nit "Mnen in tsnsS c Se
npSe npooety S or ganhce the rente, fTr Rv amy
ptt 5eSt Of the owner OF said housen ,rysa,I, 10y an,
swering thesc A WIDOW.
oblige ost;ons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23

OFFICE or BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING co.,
WAUKRSHA, WIS., May ]. 1882. !
NOTICE.-We would respectfully inform al con-
sumers OF BETHESDA WATER that Mr.. goasE p
SCHRN Is the sole and only authorized agent Cor
this water IN the city Of Richmond
BETHESDA SPRING COMPANY
ID. T.. SrERLING, Manager.
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COLLEGE,

- hfVt th'sR Sl ilsitiNts.
Ko'ii sexes admitted. College aud Prepara;Ory
school. Under care OF members OF The Society Of
Friends The main building, destroyed hy fire
uinth month last, has been completely rebuilt en-
iareci and Gtt cd up with all convenience Thor
oueh instruction In Languages. Literature Msthe-
maticS. aud the sciences. New Scientific Building
containing izhny2torics. Drafting Rooms. Ma
chluc->hopS. and all Appliances for pursuing \
fho~,rrh course i'm Chemistry. Mechanical and
tlyil tngires ring. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH September 18TH. Apply early. as
ofher things being cqdal. places win he given the
o,-, at applicants. For fun particulars address
EDWARD II. MAGlIL,
President Swarthmore College,
4 o9--St Delaware county. Pa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-23

Ibnve this season added another elaborate anu
costly soda fountain, which siscs me Iha,nai "a "a
SnnA apd MINERAL WATERS, blNhEk
AIS. ROOT BEERS: also. the popular , Ah- NJ,
EONNTED SODA LEMON ADE' ~ oriyinAiiy IN IN
s,~a,,,,',ts v,,th Nc..r. owens g Minor, in "b"rc
ncx irugsto.c have placed onc 81 TUT 9iehti5i
~tatlt" soda Appar,'u and "here sin no y,
,,, -, and Mineral waters usually Dispenser ~
W W ,,'f,.rs Nv b,tiliug and carb"natihg c.,ib-
iisbment has also teen fitted up win improved al,-
nar-fus which enables ~" % rcadlly sn.iiy ,''., ,
IL - tnc ,rtdc generally With my wcll-hm,...'
TrI"FAST ,ING ER Ale, -ODA, 1oNl, bhLh,,
and ali popular InincraI-wat,r beverages ~ ""'''
prices. fEopgF STIIfEN
nv 1-t-Dd 'f'i'''- - -