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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-13

The Pearisburg Yirginioa reproduces in
full the DiSpatcPS comments on "Old
Sledge's " letter, and adds:
.These suggestions Of the Dispatch are
well worthy of consideration. There are
some in the Democratic party who are afraid
TO trust any man who has been leader in
the Readiuster party, and there are others
who are so preiudiced against Mr.. Massey
for the same reason as to insist or straight
ticket. But if such views had prevailed in
80 Wells would have been elected.
"Will n convention secure better man
agement than can be effected by our present
State Committee. We have never made a
better fight than was made in '69 without a
convention"
And well do we remember the censures
beaped upon us for our course, when in
1860 we advocated the Withdrawal OF The
gallant WIIHERs Qor whose nomination We
had voted in Convention), and the elec
ton OF GILBERT c. WALKER. Also, when
too far ahead of some of our party friends
we backed the committee OF nine ant
maintained that it would do great doa
of good.'
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A Raspite.


II seems to be conceded that Congress
viii adjourn within month from this
limo. The weather is becoming too warm
IN Washington for the comfort OF the men,
hers. and the activity Of the gentlemen at
home who desire TO succeed the present
cougrcssmen is not agreeable to these lat
ter. They are not willing to be defeated
whilst performing their duties Ia Washing
ton city. They must, therefore, do what
business they can in the next three weeks,
and be ready TO adjourn carly in July.
Even in that case some OF them will hardly
have time 20 secure their own reorganization
for the seats they now occupy.
The Republicans OF the present House
have seated three Republicans and unsettled
three Democrats as an earnest OF what may
be expected OF them II the negroes ana
other Republicans in the South viii send
M a large number Of contestants to the
next House OF Representatives, and there
by aid in securing the continued ascend
ency q the Republican party in that
body. But their blunderbuss may "shoot
wide the mark and kick the owner
over" The Democrats OF the sou'h
will take warning from these acts OF
the Republicans in Washington, and deter
mine TO elect so many Democrats to the
next House that il will be for the Demo-
Gratis and not for the Republicans OF that
House 10 decide upon the competing CLAIMS
OF the contestants. Indeed, this Is what
the southern Democrats mast do. III Is
yexatious TO think that but for the votes OF
PAUL and FUIKERsoN MIR. KEEPER could
not have been elected Speaker, and conse-
quently could not have made the uniustiila-
bic ruling which enabled the Republicans
TO unscat DIBBLE and seat MACKEY. But
as TIE Republican majority in the House is
still small, they are afraid again to encoun-
ter at this session the gallant RANDALL and
his Democratic associates, and so viii not
attempt to scat any more Republicans at
the present session.
The internal-revcnuo system will be left,
II not untouched, at least unframed. This
monstrous Lurthen upon the people Of the
country ought to lie removed IN toto, and
the Democrats OF The House OF Represent
atiYes ought As soon as possible to put
themselves on record in favor Of its total
abolition. lis continuance is not demand
cd by any OF the true interests OF the coun-
try, North on South.
The tariff ought to be amended at this
session, but will not be. The tariff COM
mission will be entrusted with the matter
OF making recommendations; but there are
not many persons who expect any good
to result from the deliberations OF that
commission.
The country will not grieye over the adj
journment OF the present Congress. Its
good deeds are few in number. It's bad
ones do not commend it to popular favor.
We hope and believe that the next House
OF Representatives will be Democratic.
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The need is men-men from the broken
Democratic line--and he who has the
largest hold on the disaffccted, and most
likely to recall them 10 duty and reform
them for battle, is the man who should re-
ceiye Democratic support as the candidate
at large for Congress. 1t is not pertinent
10 ask if such man has been in revolt.
The assurance TO be obtained from him is
only this: Is he Democrat now, and has
he the magnetism and brains to lead the dis
affected back TO the standard OF Demo-
cracy! II the return OF such leader j.
not TO be welcomed, heartily welcomed,
how can those who stood shoulder TO shout
der with him be brought back: II in or
der, we would suggest that Democratic
Roadlusters call convention and make
this nomination, and that the Democrats in
district convention accept him. IL the
choice falls on John +. Massey, on New
berry, or any one their sympathizers may
select, Democrats of the line cannot do a
wiser thing than give him a hearty sup
port. - W0Tent0n Iadex.
But ii Massey is am independent candl-
date, pledging himself TO vote with the
Democrats in Congress, and Captain Wise
OF anybody else is the Malone nominee,
we hope that the Democrats will not make
any nomination, but let them fight it out,
and we will vote for the " Parson," not
because are i0Ue him. oh, no. But be-
cause the Malone candidate will have all
the sins OF Massey and the additional one
OF Riddleberger. Between the two evils
we shall choose, and choose Massey because
he is the lesser. Nelson Examiner.
VIII IL he any conxoIofion IN n number of
editors we could name and TO number OF
leading public men, next November. TO
find out that we have nominated for con-
gresham at large a. true, tried Democrat,
who was anxious to have the nomination
and thought he could be elected, that we
have been beaten; that an open-mouthed,
blatant MISUNDERSTANDING coaltlonist has
been elected, and that we have enabled
General Malone TO deliver so much OF the
goods. -LyachtlTy Advance,
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DANVILIE.
TIE COURT BCsINEss-TnE MlDGETS-SCH0OL
NATTERS-FlRE.

TIE COURT BUSINESS THE MiDGEIS-SCHOOL
MATTERS-FlRE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE -. 1852.
The writs in the eases Of the 1iity-siX in
dictments Tor unlawful gaming have been
made rcturnable at the July term OF the
Hastings Court. Judge Aiken, OF the
Hastings Court, gave way on Saturday TO
Judge Ford. OF the Circuit Court. There
is a Short docket for Judge Ford, and he
win probably adjourn his court to-day or
tomorrow.
The farmers differ much rs TO the dam
age done 70 the wheat by the midgctS. In
many cases the wheat had 50 nearly ripened
before the insects appeared that not much
damage has been done. One farmer says
that he Knocked one hundred OF them from
one head OF wheat. but lid not discover
that the grain had been much affected.
Wheat harvest he's commenced in some
parts OF this section.
The oral examinations in the public
schools commence to-day, and viii be
going on during the week. Arrangements
are being made for the holding OF an insti-
tute for the teachers of this and the several
adjoining counties by Superintendent Farr
during one week OF August. II had been
thought that the division OF the city into
wards would ncceSSitate the establishment
OF ward schools, and thus the expenses OF
the public schools be greatly increased, but
| am informed bv some OF the school OF
fcers that 1t has been deemed best TO keep
up. as is now done. one general school Tor
the whites. .nd one for the colorcd people.
4 fire broke out Saturday night in the
tobacco-house owned by Mr.. I. J. Lee and
used by Mr.. Sterling Edmunds and Messrs.
W. T. Hodnett & Co., but was extinguished
before the house was very much damaged
Mr.. Edmunds had just made shipment, and
had in the house but small quantity OF
tobacco-say about 500 worth. MesSrs
| IIodnett d Co. had in tobacco valued al
about $500, and that was greatly dam
aged. They were insured for 81 600 by The
North British and Mercantile, a. 800 by thu
La COniiance. and 500 by the North Ger
man. Mr.. Lee was insured for $1,000 by
the Imperial and Northern Assurance, o.
/ London. ALPHA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mr. OPENING OF THE SUMMER
SEASON
at THALfIMER BROTHERS'S,
Sol BROAD STREET.

$4,000 worth Of SUMMER GOODS, when WIN
be roId at prices thit viii astonish every one,
OF goods. Customers can rely ON getting the
beat aud most goods FOR their money. o.
3 cases WIDE LINEN LAWNsat &C. worth &C.
5 cases ExTRh-WiDE LINEN LAWNS al &C.
soc w pIcees ~ "a JAcoNET ORGANIZES at 10
and l2Sc:, formerly sold i AZ 20 and 25c,; o.
100 pieces "A FRENCH PERCALEs ut ~ and
275 pieces BEST sEERsUCKERs and GING-
HASIS-newe.i styIcs--at s, 10. and IKE;
9 cases "A BLEACilED COT rON at 7Hc.-cqual
3 cases "A BLEACHED COTTON at 1Oc.-equal
bales AZ wi IN BROWN S COTTON at 54c-former
rs Pieces INDIE LAWN at &c. sold everywhere
100 pieces LINEN DE DAcCA at l0c., sold else
G5 pieces CHEfKED MUsLINs at o and 1870.
formerly sold at 20 and 2Jc.;
4s pieces CORDED PIQuE at 5%c. worth 1Qc.;
rs pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED MUsLINS
We have Just received from two Of the largest i'm.
porting houses In New York the cheapest ana
best lire of LACES and IlAMBuRGs we have
displayed, and guarantee to suit any one IN
Great Reduction in our DRESS GOODS:
90 pieces DRESS GOODS reduced from zoe. to
AZ pieces DRESS GOODS reduced from 25c. to
35 pieces ALL-WOOL LACE BUNTING at zoe.
worth 40c.
SO pieces ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING 1t Soc,
sold everywhere at 80 and 40c.:
C3 pieces 42-lNCH ALL-WOOL DEBEGEs and
MINIS yEIlING at jOc.--fOrmer price Sjc.
1000 PARASOLS and SUN-UMBRELLAS re-
duced TO prices in reach If all Call ana Sc
cure these before the styles and colorI are
picked.
Our SILK STOCK Is the largest of the season, and
must be sold. Look nj the reductions just made
In them: - - 49,
lS pieces light aud medium SUMNER SILKS re-
duced 10 65c.-fOrmcr price 81 ;
80 pieces DRESS SILKS in Slate. Drab, Tan, ana
other shades, at 7Jc. worth sL25 49, 49,, 49,.
As pieces medium and dark shades DRESS siLhS
at 5l--formcr price Sl.50;
) pieces GUINET'S BLACK SILKS nj 81 sofa
everywhere M Sl.2j;
pieces GItNEI'S GROS-GRAlN NJ SLID ana
SIPS, sold everywhere ut sl.75;
Also. n large line of BLACK and COLORFD SA-
TINS, SURAH SATiNS, RhNDAMLS' ana
SILK GOODS nc reduced prices.
THALHlMER BROTHERS,
ie10-Sa.TuSTh SOL Broad street.
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NEsTEyS.

Died. al tLe residence Of her grandmother sir..
y T. corGiel 74O uOrfh Fourth strcot,at O'Clock
T.. NJ. ANNA LEE, infant child Of Robert Il ana
the late Anna j. COrdie: aged eight weeks
The funeral will take place from the above resi-
dence THIS EVENING AZ , O'Clock. Friends ana
acquaintance are respectfully invited toatiend.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy.
Died. Friday evening. June 9th, Mrs. SARA 4.
EDMOND. widow of The late Robert Edmond.
The funeral took place from the Grlcc->treet
Presbyterian church Sunday evening, June In
At hai-past o'clock.
Died. on June II. 1882, at the residence Of her
brother, }. VI. Lcake, ga Ashland. Va, Nd MAkl
MINOR LEAkE. yoanget daughter of the late
samuel ID. Leake ana Fanny Minor, his vic.
Died, Sunday morning. june IL. 1882, ~ the
residence Of his father, Thomas W. McCancc, Lsqr
HENRY MONCURE MCCANCE, ia the twenty
ninth year Of li5 ace.
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FANCY GOODS.

STEv EMS
HAS OPENED THIS WEEK.
Al sizes Of TEA TRAYS at bottom prices;
Handsome A and 56-pleces TEA sETs-Porce-
aine and French Chlna-bandcd, and moss
rose decoratlons
Fifty gross more Of that LUBiN's SOAP, selling
three cakes for &c.;
Lots OF new things In CHEAP GLASSWARE
sNAP-ToP JELLY TUMDLERs, TABLE
TUMBLERs, SETS, BERRY-DlsfiEs, ICE
CREAM DISHES and SETS, &C., &C.;
We are selling lots Of the UNION WEB HAM,
MOCKs-thc prices are 75c, 81, and 81. They
are the best hammocks In use. No money spent
will give YOU 50 much comfort during the hot
weather as that spent In 4 hammock.
I'VE will mall you catalogue frcc.)
Also, large lot Of GRASS HAMMoCks, selling
at az.
Another invoice Of those ELEGANT FEATHER.
ED FANS doth Adesl, selling at III, at
STEVENS,
ELL sos Broad street.
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When Massey last winter defeated those
abominabIe measures by which Malone
aimed ut the degradation OF our circuit iu-
dietary to mere partisan agency, and to
force the court business OF the Common
wealth to pay his partisans and support his
organs. he imposed upon the people OF this
state lasting debt OF gratitude. He is the
man to bring back 10 the party his friends,
and we are those who should hold them by
a wise and iudicious course.
This we believe to be the true policy to
pursue. We must take the situation rs we
find il. and meet the issue presented. Shall
we widen the breach by rejecting those
whose only differences with Us have been
on an issue which should never have been
a party question, OF shall we unite III hearty,
accord with those we know are true on all
national and State issues, which are legiti-
mate matters Of partisan diilcrence:-
LeeSt,gg IYoshiagtoniaa.
The general sentiment Of the Democrats
on the courtyard Wednesday, rs lar rs we
could learn It, was that Roadiuster-Dem-
ocrats should be put in the lead in the
next fight us 'ar Is they can furnish suit
able men.
4 Reddjustcr said 70 Us that he and a
good many others he named would vote
against the Nahoneites il we would let
them have e;idiuster-Democrat to vote
for: but il we put out q party man, they
would be driven back TO their party
PedriSburg Iuginiaa.
Williams, Of the Big Five, Is in Jorgen-
sem, district, and as the district has 10000
majority OF Republicans, he ought TO 20 10
Congress.-Lwcbbogg AdUance.
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"CINCINNATI's NEW acknowledgement
News, Va, which is, by the Chesapeake
and Ohio line, TO be a very important port
to Cincinnati, appears to be ilourishing.'-
Cincinnati IImeS-Sidr.
DO you happen 20 know the depth OF
water at Newport News! or do you re-
member that Senator Thurman measured 1t
few years ago with fshing-rod p Gin
cinnGi Commercial.
The depth OF water Is such that the
Great Eastern could safely come up to the
new wharvcs at Newport News. II New
port News fails to become city, the failure
will not be owing to a want Of water
enough TO float the nayies Of the world.
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The weather and Crops i'm Amherst.
correspondence of The Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF me ltlchllonu 'isl'itcI.I
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, June ., 1882.
The weather during the last week has
been dry and unusually cool, and while the
growth OF vegetation and other crops has
been retarded, the wheat has been benefit
ed. Very grave fears were entertained at
one time lest the long wet season would
cause it 10 rust. In some localities 1t has
been considerably injured in this respect.
but good yield Is generally anticipated ii
the weather continues favorable and the
little insect in the head, which Ia, been
recently discovered for the first time, does
not seriously affect it. Farmers say that
this new fly first appears on the oats, ana
then makes its way into the wheat. The
oat crop is unpromislng. Some tobacco
has been planted and as there is IN album
dance OF plants and the weather has been
so favorable Tor preparing the land, large
quantity will be planted when it rains.
The crop OF hay is good, and some has
already been cut 10 supply the want Of food
which has been 50 generally felt during the
winter and spring.
We have had one case OF smallpox in
our village, which created quite a pane for
a few days. Prompt measures were taken
to prevent the spread Of the disease, and no
other cases have occurred TAN.
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Desertion Of principles Does man de-
sert the principles OF the Democratic party
by voting for a Readjuster who ayows his
Democracyf Has the National Democratic
party ever condemned doctrine held by
the Big -Four or by Massey They have
been indicted by Mahoneism because they
refused to overthrow Democratic policy
and go over 10 Arthur; because they re-
fused 10 gerrymander the State in the inter-
est Of Arthur; because they refused TO
turn over the patronage OF the warehouses
and courts 10 Cameron. Shall no friendly
hand be held cut to them for thisi Here
Is ours for what II Is orth.-Lyachburg
AdvQnce.
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RrcrrsauAx COURTHOUSE, June 8, 1889.


tn m. Editor of the Dispatch:
Dear s,r,--I approve Of your position ~
regard TO Mr. John u. Massey ana us.
npproyc In rs strong Language as L caii Pue
Il OF several communications 10 your Pale,
- ~ onnositjon 10 Mr.. Massey's supposed
oand;dacv for Congress. The dissolution
80 tho Democratic party is due In great
measure TO lust such communications re-
ferred TO. A.
dobt cuestion for Il was grave question:
a question concerning the best interests
of The neonle and state-and yet by the
arbitrary ruling OF Lovelps committee
fc,v veors AGO they had no right to differ;
and those of them differing from what Is
known os the Funder element we've kicked
out Of the party.
n ia conceded on all hands that this ac-
ton of Loyell's committee was wrong, and,
IN saw the least, n mistake. Now. for GER
tain impraciicables to say that man Is TO
take a back seat in the party because he en-
ercised his rights as freeman, and acted
upon the dictates OF his own conscience in
regard to this great question OF State, Is
sheer nonsense. And furthermore: Is the
Democratic party OF Virginia part OF and
in sympathy with the National Democratic
party OF the Union or noty or Is it based
upon the prciudices OF section and OF a
lost cause:
The war Is over. Men should not be
Democrats or Republicans because OF the
late wharf.-the preiudices and bad blood in
cident thereto-but a man should be a
Democrat or Republican upon The present
political principles and issues Of the coun-
iry. Party issues are continually changing,
and II Is The height Of Bourbonism to say
that n man Is to be sneered at and perhaps
ostracised because at one time lie differed
with you politically. II is just such senti-
ment rs this that drives men out OF your
party: it is furnishing clubs in the hands
OF the Readiusters to smash the Democratic
party.
Such articles as these are ill-timed and
productive OF no good. Let the Democratic
party unload. and not be encountered by
taking on It's platform too many impract-
cables and irreconcilables. We have had
too much OF that already. Let il be lib"
eral party. As the Lynchburg Adrdnce
well says, let it extend a hearty welcome
and full fellowship TO all. Let Massey run
for Congress and the Democrats make no
nomination against him. SUBSCRIBER.
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THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
THE MOST CELEBRATED DYsPEPTIC Wa
TER KNOWN.
TIE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FlRSr-cLAsS,
AFFORDING EVERY COMFORT TO
BOTH INVALID AND PLEA
SIrpT,-SEEkER.

THE HOTEL is commOdous, and supplied with
every requisite Improvement including post, tie"
graph. and cyprc,s-DlicCs, billiard saloon h01-'
cold, and showor-bails. Contiguous 10 the hotel,
on a commanding cmiuCncc, are over 100 double
cottages. with upper and lower galleries extending
the entire length of the buildings and fronting the
river and Grand mountain scenery.
Tiuc driving roads anG beautiful walks extend IN
all directions and the surrounding scenery is nos
cquaCd by any watcring-placc IN Virginia.
4 good livery Is attached 10 tile c.taDi shmcnL
4 fine brass and string band of music has been cn-
gagged.
In abundance Of ICE has been secured.
PURE SPRING WATER Is conveyed from The
mountain IN pipes 10 The Hotel and cottages, and
is exclusively used in every department Of the c,-
tlblshmcni.
TIE ALLEGHANY WATER has become so
celebrated that IL /, now amppcd 10 nearly every
state In the Union.
Pamphlets confusing fun description Of the
SPRING. With certificate of some of rae rcmnrka-
bic cures Of Dyspepsia. Chronic DHrghma, Scro-
fula. Chronic Diseases OF thr Liver aud hllntys'
Cachefic Condition arising from Nalaral Poison
Neuralgia. llcmouhoils. Sick Headache, &c, &c.,
will hc furnished ON application.
BOARD: PR month. $40; single week SO:
tw0 or more weeks $500: children under ten
years Of age and servants. half price,
&. 4. COLli0tN.
General Manager.
io lin Allegheny springs, Va.
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Oh, well, let all contention on the sub
iect cease; let MASSEY be dropped; let the
General Assembly be reconvened; and let
the commissioners-oi-sales bin be passed,
and Virginia redistricted so as that she
may next fall elect to Congress eight AG-
ministrailon Republicans and but two
Democrats.
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Here Is question for the constitutional
lawyer Of the Dispatch: Ii Mr.. John 5.
Wise, who was born in Brazil, while his
father was United States Minister there,
should ever be elected to the presidency,
would he be eligible TO the office ?-Lynch-
burg Ae,rS.
by an act of Congress all children born
ont VI the limitations and jurisdiction OF
the United States, whose fathers were at
the time Of their birth citizens thereof, are
declared citizens Of the United States.
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\ Morgantown correspondent OF the
Wheeling Register, speaking OF the CON-
mencement exercises at the West Vireinia
University last week, says that the address
OF DR.. CURRY, OF Richmond, was the
GROWING effort Of the season; instructive,
eloquent, and inspiring throughout.
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THE RAWLEY SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,

are now open. In the management every cnort
win be made 10 make the season OF 1857 even
more attractive than last. Avery excellent BAND
OF SIX PIECES for The lawn and ballroom The
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS are engaged,
and we are prepared TO entertain In the most salts
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUESTS.
Tie water Is the STRONGEST CHALYBEATE
I'm America, Is Alternative and ionic In Is effects,
remedy of unequalled utility and power noted for
It's curative propertics. For pamphlets address
J. WATKINS LEE.
ieo-Im Manager.
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A COOP poiNT.- Massey has always con-
tended he was a Democrat and Read
juster. Malone until a year ago said the
same. Malone went TO the Republicans.
Massey remained with the Democrats.
Which Is the traitor AtiRqd0R Standard.
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The only iron preparation that does not
color the teeth, and will not cause headache
or constipation, rs other iron preparations
will. j. Browns Iron Bittcrs.
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Just receiving, fresh from the springs:
CLYsMIC-A purely natural water, from the Clys-
mic Springs, Waukesha, Wisconsin. As a table
water and Gilutent for wines and liquors 1t
has no equal.
TAUNUs. APOLLINARIS, and SETTER. from
Germany; aud VlCilY, the most celebrated
water for dyspepsia, from France.
For sale by
&c 9-lm OSCAR CRAM.
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NaM Hook.

The ViRa Bohemia. BY MARIE LIE BARON.
New York: RoCRENDoERFER d URIE.
1892.
For sale by the publishers and book
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VARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN Ism
Y lime. on The Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road fifteen mites west Of stanton, ears stopping
nj the door. Excellent water. grand scenery ana
good fire. Usual amusements. Board: go per
month of thirty days, 81 per week. and .l.5O per
day. Children under twelve years ana servants
half-prtce Bathing in healing wafer gratis.
Sins. MARY j. BURRUSS. Proprietor.
a. W.IACKEY. Manager f. 7-lm
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at the residence If the brides mother,
m Wednesday, June 7. 1882, ~ the Roy. John
Pollard, JOHN J.. RlDESOUE and MAMIE
4. CRANE: al OF this city. No cards.