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COMPANY D's FAIR AND EXHIBITION
rbi. fair having assumed larger proportions
than w9s expected, will be a. much IN eA-
blbition a. fair. Most all of The wan
snaces have been taken by our merchant
and q good display anu exhibit wiz De
made. In addition 20 the other iair a''rae-
tions the following firms have taken space
I. Lewis, George ". Anderson * sons
Ro-ton Bargain House, Ceiluioid Compa-
~ New York), Kates 4 Paynter, Robert
uarrold ri W. A. Stevens. Davis-photo-
i--'nber Ia Thornburg 4 Ramos, julius
~ Johu Laird, ana Ramos Moses
Tbe Retreat for the sick VIII nave % %ga-
-. tower and table for their exclusive
Ian, '@ns and the z. L. /. Blues viii have
- attractive table for their company
,,enefit The Veteran table VIII ot N
charee Of the COMPANY d . Assoc'A'ioii' ~ :
and the committee have no" unaer colslo- SDilii..
eration applications from other orsa'i'A''-
Company D will have an aiIracllre us u,s'
n,sv in the Trades Parade, ana ouI M. :.
Grants are encouraging the enIerpI.ss ~
This company, and u most pleasant occaS'Vi
is anticipated.
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rxCrRSIoxS. PIC-NICs, &c.

nFAD RFAD-POSIIlNELl !. i1L IL.
II 4 - - - -,-|-r-f-ToN or TnF >kA~0N -
= .TJi <cT1V VA EICHMoND -, n
IcEsBJRG AND i'oI0M A. .,ri- = e5,,1. depot s1T-
Leaving Richmond trom DI,- ,,, =, 1880 o'clock.
Beir-niue' ieave. ~ asiington M0ND''
C,cioisr 9th. IL . o.ct'ck' ,,,,.,.,f ta WASH
Fart for tDe R0und-Irp .,.1 a.. ~ Frederick
f,lrg .t,g return 80. lredefl h,.1i- a-bing-
ing.on and return ~. Way-''-iiol7 -
Ton aud return 2 y .lf. ~, ..-,ie Tickets for
sa,a ~ t,,, committee. O.. " Taylor > Thonp-
c9rl,.r of Ninth and Main sirsssltn -1rre,s. r. 4.
In In oirni 80, =. gres ire' L. j. adams et 90 rse
of Fogrteenth aud Franklin f.ss'a I'9a.fsI8GI4
train. '
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THE BLUE AND GRAY.
The Union Veteran Corps OF Washing.
ton. ID. &, in Richmond.

Reception by the Volunteer SoIdiery OF the
City-Welcomed by the Mayor. and Re-
viewed by His ExcelleDcy Governor Came
ron-War "Reminiscences and Recollections
OF Old TImes-The Veterans Vote the Visit
DeliRhffuI One.
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around his neck ana Threats against nj
life ringing in his ears.
The Yankee major who captured hin
occasionally pricked him with his sword
while attempting 10 provoke important in
formation concerning the movements Of the
Confederate trcops: but whenever this oc-
CURED the adiutant of the Yankee regi-
meni "a young man interfered, and took
The part Il the rebel. and succeeded finally
IN having him rescued from death.
The rebel knew that a Mississippi regi-
ment was near. knew also that they would
see the glowing campfire and charge. and
he made these facts known 70 the friendly
adiutant. lie su-Sested that they should
get close 70 large stump for protection.
and be had scarcely done 30 before 4 wild
rebel yell was beard and murderous vollev
was poured upon the Yankees. The major
Of the regiment fell with 4 bullet through
his knee. and the rebel prisoner in jumping
behind the stump sprained his ankle. The
Yankees retreafed, and the captured major
and the disabled Confederate were placed
on the same horse and started for the rear.
RecOilecting his treatment the rebel took
out of his jacket a big blankei-pin. and
every now and then pricked the major with
II. until finally the prisoners cries A.
tracted The attention Of aD officer. whose in-
reference put 4 stop to the matter.
soon after the war ended the Yankee
maior. with the bars Of Northumberland
on his shoulder. met the rebel in Mem
phi-. accused him of being The man who
had stuck the pin IN him and afterwards
took him u q tailor'-. presented bim with
q new suit n clothes. entertained him az
biz hotel. and furnished him with money
% 20 home Il was sueh recpllettions n
these that held sway while The boys thai
wore the blue laughed and talked with
those who wore the gray. every one coming
80 tho conclusion that If those who did the
fighting bad been left % settle She late dii-
fculty. that long wear, ago dovC-tyed peace
would have been seen and feit- both Nor;h
and south. more p0tently.
MExIcAN-wAR VETERAN.
The Youngest living soldier of the Mexi-
can war came down with the veterans.
Hi. name j. squire e.. Merrill. Tnd he j.
only now f0rtv-eigft wears ri age. When
twelve wears old lc wa. drummer-hov in
NeXi0 and he Wear- to-day % badge made
II the cannon captured in the Mexira1
war. Nn fhe badge i- inscribed tbe names
of ID. principal battles fought II NeXicl.
and devices repre-entns The army add
navy * ihe United states and the ca-tu,
u Mexic0. Mr.. " rrl also fought through
fle Confederate WY. and wa, gallant
member ~ Hancock eorIs.
ThrTe We're many hattie->c-rre4 veterans
in thc command. some of them had Is
many n seven tu'Ir-W0und, on their psr-
80 D.. hri these very men seemed % utke
most dei-hi In meeting eX-toufeder-te
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Another 3ody Recoy ered from Grow c
Ehaft


Nr Lirhti00i visited Grove shaft again
yesterday morning and returned u tle
CITY in the evening. and reported that the
body II Albert HuEhe, had been recover
ed. + wa, in the sam dried and -hrurAen
condition The three were when found Fri
dav. Hughes wa coiored man, and Wa
identified by the shoemaker who haii-~niel
the shoe. Doc wa. wearing. and who said
he knew him bv them. BE wa, found @
little beyond the point ~ which tine three
were discovered. lie viii be- buried near
hi, home. at Mr. Bau-A'- place. today.
stewart, remains are ~tlI al The offlce.
and win he buried from the church hy a
coi0rcd society.
The mine 3, now o. be permanently put
in order 10 where the four bodlr, were
found before proceeding 20 The lower work
iu->. where the MI riiF 81 Tie miner
were killed.
The atmosphere in the mine j, good go,
fir as rho men nave gone. and Us tho IAN,
win now Pee put o. work The aIr VIII De-
-1in rrer. and the men can operate with
muca 4ore safety.
There APE -tiI tweuty-inrec bodies iu tle
shaft.
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SwEEPINC. TIE -THEETs- IL hsel u, ~
be asserted that the sweeping - -'il.-
street = Z necessity, and u l. a-IeeA'ie 20
know that Mr. Cruichleld. who j. ID e'll-
mand Of the broom brigade, VIII see illa i
1rnr,er hour for the sweeping VIII ID iu,u.e
be observed The merchants on Msih
street should respond actively 10 tue a.
te,nnt 10 keen clean the principal thorough
fare u the city. There are no erosslnss
-, ,l,,. street. and when winter c0ines on
Iad;e. viii be driven away from Il unless il
i Kent clean, and do their shopping s,le- -.
where The charge Is trIfing and ID.
Effects important. an il is 10 be noPsd MAJ
the sweeping viii be eneouraged ., hDefIi's I':, J
by Main-street merchants. il / cheap 0"'
Il counts,
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-foa OTHER local sEE FornrH PAcEl

Vo.sfoED', ACID PHOSPHATE 1N DYsPtF-
t-Fr.ori. n. Atkins. A. A. surgeon.
I. :. A.. saw: ~For dyspepsia. "hel1'I lli'
In th, lean OF rorpulent, in nervous debufH
Ind ln night sweat. % consumption, b har
rommonlv riyeu speedy benefit, and some
n nv army friends are quite enthusiastic
bout
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IHk WEATHER YESTERDAY Wa clear and
cool.
1HEE&0AETER YESTERDAY: \. N. Sc:
. 4. NJ. So noon. -; Q 2. NJ. 80; 8 p.
NJ, 60; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature. Gis.
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We take great pleasure IN informing our
friends that Louie Euker. corner Of sew
enth and Pr0ad streets, ha, our celebrated
g Montrose " Wbiskey for sale.
". y. BLAZE & 90.
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.losepH VI. Blair. Grocer. $50 Main street.
has FOR sale new buckwheaf. best Goshen
butter. Halfax-couzfy honey, and maple
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FoR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
ule Atlantic States, partly cioudv weather.
WIN night rains in the northern portion,
-ouiheriy winds. lower barometer, aud no
changes in temperature.
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1FI,> GAY DESIRES To EEOhG,-AA.N.-- -
vi NV At ONCE HEE -fAh : = J. D. 'i''.4-,
- ,>FU al. IIIFrAIl l.t tLA~>i'- - ID +
,..,.r- I'd f.et-. adlgt--- Hf Apply -L i, -'.t.
,r-.- .t1. 1Ua srasi Main -fre-.l- rs itrt ."' l
rre--u. ol tlit c!a.- N-n ', 'i-i- ~
l.,r rcth. at . p. VI. -- .-.r--rf-,,- y,.r, .is,.
fi'l' - 1.. "a = ,.Or-r. ~ 3-llw&t3awlm I'm
5,IIT7p1 II-UTII MONT SCHOOL.
\ ..,-r, ,NNT-A1 SESSION II TINS
I4r -I ,er'r ou MONDAY iNENlNt.
- - ~, 3a %. o'clock ll addition io tne lr.i-
80, TrcIi-h hir.nche>. CoumrFci.-. 81 .,,,
-, a. e-,,.ar .r -'ic German and l-4ilA iA-l- =
va ir Nechsuical and Oruameni. i'i .-- -,'.r ,r
,rrms, &C.. apply "a. ,..' .,..e.
IweuiH--l-'A 'il- 'ct,0KF. II. A.. Priucp pal.
@e 29-Zw D. r. t----
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.UREEN OOD.
ANUITAEY HlOH SCHOOL
FDE
BOYS AND YoUN0 MN
AT
.,,rrNyr,nD. AIBEMAELE COUNTY IA
DAVID T. BOND. PEiSo4i '-~
SIZED p, instructors ID 4atneni'ii i,-.cc,
,,.1 Modern LanruAc'--- t-ii-4l7" ~ '--
ai-- and Book hceIlHc.

The session begins pCIobth III -i'-
Jt,ue So. -sS. INV 81. ,d.,f,rt.,I q prepa-
raol fr me TnySr,'1 r q one II the acahei and
~ -.,S-,s- norfion. at Piedmont tE .ls@.
i N on hc ea,s 5pe of ne Bag 61 agT 1Toaa. ecniee
on the Chepeske ane ,,. , and iwensy-one miles
from -iaurton. -. .rfrr SESSION Df nine
months for every eSpens, ,,,-boos. % i, aud medical
nane, e1ee r, cs!l ss5opaSa6e sl5o IN ady1ase, n
@tend1oe i,anee Fepraary 1st TG taition-,t
ior ,he whole , session ,'' .s,pare. d pars '
and must oe .lS u, ~ the .cncol wa held Al LocS'
~ "A. Numfer Of psiiIs . o.
For further ihi'i '''''' ID. ,. BOYD. Prime pal
Greenwood Depot, AioeHi"Fie ''"i'''
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ia, l...rila b. aa extract e .u 'er.ef rr.iici,
i0 .l. a.r.u. D,0rn,a Mssug,r lt LAM
1sr ..rE I.i-.
NEFAf1I!L-~.
Iut .nea al. l.al .or hey au. Mrs- Winsiow
r.l prove t... taerr-L Florence Nightingale n
..,.. Nu-..-r Of t.l- w. ar -. SURE a.4i we VII
teach orr --u.r on -.F- ~ llesfiur pu Mr.
ulusl.v fr h.,piu1 her o.. survive ani escape
tss sriqiue. cahralug. and trr'iiue -cg'. Aks-
AIN~LDW'- ~DDIUN, -lElF rs sNf4 TIE
r.ul f-am Ia.l. 4u1 eurc. fE -.lter1 aaf liar
~hpa. b. soften. thl rlms. reduce iuhammsfioH,
cures vnd-cuuc. and c-rries uc Infant AMY
Through ta, .e,.Alng I-riul. % peri0rms lis'ls5y
eiat .t ur ..-.' t. perform r'.f' lA'' 'i ii-"'-
thing lcs. Wr H1vc n'Vcr @ea hr.. n .n'lD~-
know b.r only tIrongn tne pr,p--uiion oi i'sr
~>latnnr syrup ior Children Irc'A7'f q 80
... .4, power W. v...i ..aAe aei- a- -... ~ a
.f, .,aI ,avt.r t. tl. .atart ra.e. -aii e al
.-.--lf.. J Ieel.,-fre ce4- - 1.iir- 80.
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Tne Pcnltensiary CGsoS-A Member oi
the IEoE~c Indicted.

The Grand .ufs NJ fID i--tlr-- '"N''.
Gesr-. &. ilatl--. E-... foreman. fe.i.t-
tsv returned tl- following indictment " %
I-.-qarq-I Hf U.Hg, l..~'o' rl e.'y
~ E.ctnaaf. c.-y ot E.e'm nl-'o rtt
Th. grand Juror, " -le Commonwealth
for fh. body oi lne e.ty W Richmond. 1r
rae.r 1a.a-. present t..t JIm.~ A. Wathin-.
within twelve month, l-t past. 81. th' -ai1
rifN and within tle jurl-1I"t ~ oi tIe sad
Hv-ffr-~ Court uf t.. city .' LarlDon-.
being then md There O. duly ert-d and
qualified member oI tAe General Assem- IS
Cf Nir-iula. and Do such. whilst ID L--
.vce urou Tie sessions q tlr -ala General
Assem- ilv. uu ul4vt-lr. Wifult. and coy
rrutIv did take and receive from oa' l. p.
Brrrin-haM r-..l -lM li money
wiz. The .um Il NINETY do.lar~-as come
u.n~4ti.a and reward I.r t.t --, ~ t-e ILL.,
f1.Dr4 of bin tle said J4u-- s.. Us a.-
k.n.. IL @ member 0i tae said Grnrr. A.
~emblv u Virginia. u procuring lor il'
said +. =. Bri,Iu-lam tne appointment A-
. clard ~ the penitenlMy ri me >iair ol
virginia. tne said position being ID oIiltt
Id t.sE. crust. against fue peace ana 1l--
r.-r of ta. g. 0Wu Dw r-.fh.
= =. Br.ria-lam. y. Z. Tudor. iona j.
Powers. B.lvrr Ward. h'Hcrt '-----'
wi-ue,-.- sworn and -e1t 1y tIf ''.-'
totBe Grand Jury 90 give evidence.
ANDREW JNEN,. ork.
summon. was issued against Watkins,
and .ar- 20 Tie sheriff ui AQpoAaiioA
county. r.-urnahle October 10Th.
Mr. Watkiu, J. Eeadiu~ier menDtI oi
th4 House. -epre-eur.u- the county oi Az
r,omattox. IN the distribution # piaccs
liz the Caucus Committee on Div-ion ~
Patronage Watkins was entitled 10 name
one of tie guards 10 be- appointed a tne.
r4nitentiary. IN consideration Of slN'. %
which 80. i. j. alleged, wa> pad. De- Wrote
pote 10 the superintendent OF the feni-
tentiarv naming BriitinEham. IN lcrof--
ance with that request ~ demand upon
the superintendent, Mr. Birmingham. 20
W.. one. II the old guards, Wa appointed
and credited 20 W atkins.
Tn. whole matter WIS investigated N!
III BOARD of Director, q the Peniteni.ArS
oho,r- TWO ~ three months ago ana j j.
nnde-.t,od that Mr.. BriItingham MADE
candid statement 20 them Of The transactioh
afrer which the Board made % the 0oNerhol
n report embracing tAI- and OlnrE ei-''a '
like character.
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RSsHoxD. Va, October :, 1882

In reference 10 the street-sweeping. +
beg % say thai the workInen are instructed
not 70 commence until 10 O'Clock a; night.
unless It IS danny and no; dusty.
\ ours truly GEORGE CRrTCFrRLD.
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~ YOU "'slF hirh' - dearest ssked his
'"e'ineart les love- with h'tie sugar" he
replied And size couianf thiak what he meant,
'ut He d. !. at "a" SAINT siien nn.~hiug ths pro-
ulSINc-AyD skNFLE-4 snMs. o22 Broad street,
nearly OPPOSITE the T,es.r-. Ovsiers sf.crinlty.
fkNtsHrb TIP 'fhNiNe % rHE NEw GOODS
81 LEVY DAVIS ORA 81 Levy hrrthers'
.'o ,''Ts' 'n Monday "c'o'FT Su' a' o.eiock
,.... 49,.
...,, 'u.' ~
-. -. ,,., '
-. -, 49,. ''N.
81 'h ''' ~ WIZ Ai'''.'.i ~ '-f nr'ad
.nr.gi,,6. W..l.v,-.l..',,. rr,,, 80, -
Croak.. uoiran.. i.rle,.. a.. Nr.. which e.ii -.
d,sr,la~ea ar Nrna1r .n thei- second g.or. m
prov. reuis .usf con.ti..rf Bargain. f.r every
>riNeiNi .r at. Do. iufaiuula tiru. an Kidney
lrvl. DAVIS a DGAfr. -urce,s' 2. to Low
Brothers. ein exhibit eu Monday morning At
,..,,' Is, -.
Dr-r.-.-u Fef-,.lt.- FsAyr-. Iu flar
l,.....- -.u.,f. and l.... ....t, far .urt,a.. the
..t..a-- t.-t.i.. shall francs commonly b.. Use.
.......
APR .Dr NJ paF.rlfi-a. --a,-. .pi.a.a-, aud
an can So. hvn..is MEAD 3HAFirs'> deli-
e.'n- '1' A ID. n'l I"- " ASH ID -'-. -h' o'-
F'"'
'''''' 49,. N.' ''-''i'
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THE GASwORKs QUESTION.

Proposition frsm Another Philadelphia
C0necrn-A Repc-t n ts What superin-
tendrni Knowles Csn DO IL Gwen the fz-
provemsnts Reosmn<s nded.
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Cal on n. a D. MiTrElponFFr. 527 Broad
street, sul see riier new .tock ~ CARPETS Rugs,
pil-'i1.hs, Windows shail-. from anctou. ai.o,
Coaks poluau-. jarse's. a ~.. &c.. which v.i ~
displayed Hr M1ua1r .n their second lpor. I'M
prove ueuis Iusi completed Bargain. f'r every
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Y.,r.cRorNDs PRIVILEGES.

.NY PERSONS WISHING To Buy
\ Any ~ TIL FAIK~,R RDINti- y
I. .F4.E- rAn 80 .,I y app.vias C.. &f-t'. e -. y
=, - ~ --lts
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NI.E DOLY,K HoNuAT sfYHNIss. october 9th,
ls tn, hour rr tnc opening - tue Levy rrnthers'
STORE hy LEvY, DAVE DRAKE. Wait ~ the
l-raud opening.
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xfPS WALTER HARRl>,O.,N, =, ,,.11F1-. m54.
NfsT1L NJ IsqsP isiSSo e AT c a s,s. rs fSTaed ss' fI
siret There ~ also .,s,i DC Of tsoSe wiio az not
THEORY 0nly. fof tiH - 80 ~, fnose who c0niein-
desire Instrumental lessons % cc s.l0&l2
plate teaching. ---,1t, i. NOW
T. ~ PH 1Hep - TO REsuME III l5e rR9t Iiin In
sioNAI DUTiEs. srIci,aIo thorough 5h1 course Of rnu-
fl,o-e Who contemplate wv
steal study. 80 ~ addressed 20 MIN az .iie
l....tan I'd Llll.
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wAR EXPERIENCE.

-r.oa,--fonf4derar commenced ~ say
pr that Just before the oaitie ,oas o. CsTS ofreG
maura twenty-day- t'iFlousn ,,',rsd was THs'He Ee
for eyery YanAee pichtl ID tai'I'i = -; ;,.d ~
went out one niehi d,t'l lil-i,b NJ Tie WA
picket IN, ....elr anl nineteen year. Of aee-but
ySgRse. sS4ITs and .trons He moved cautiously ,oid
past ni' oWn VI ood. he saw blazing
ea%Tre es1g1d IN lie lie noas it ras od, qG4iedS olS fsc
rate regiment, and walking Ooi bo1lder ip,O and md
camp. slapped a man on the 'hou'0s' anu
said ,.,.,, having Such a
yazsaas Ysrns lor xrl ! be- b. frins on YOU lie thun'
der md md the Con.
iederate recognized Is;lkee ana, mh,Or, nro.sG a
futile, and in little Thi'e 'H' ''' va
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEFTH ENsvHEp ny
5ie Use of MFApE & DANCES -APoNINt DENTI-
PRICE. which ~la speedily remove lncipient tartar
and ~ctrC Price. ffiy cent box.
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YorxG NEN'~ UNoN PEAYEH-MEETlNc
op rt1F METHODIST CHVHcuE- uf RICH
,aSn 4Nn NAN-HE-TEE.-Iu pursuance oi
. .aU mad. Us the Young men pray ri-
meeting = Trinity church De e.r-aie- ir'--
.U the Methodist churches ~ Richmond
and Manchester met iu the lecI-re-r0om oI
Trinity church FRIDAY night. The meei.n-
-,ro-aflz.d hv the election - q. j. NJ alof-
rre,ident. and {. Z. Bady secretary A.
;er mature consideration. tAe me'ilh-
formed q permanent ORGANIZATION. -ll.itu
I'm Young Nen's I MON PRAY er-Me-rirs
- Richmond and Manchester The o1-
irot ~ -ba as.ociation Will he % form and
sustain Young men, prayer-meet-n-> I'D "-
the churches. and - hold union PRAY tI-
meetings monthly. alternating a. t1c >eNe-
ral Methodist churchc~. Ihe special Wprh
in ,icw j. the increased spirituality ri jhr
,-orru.- men of our city and Manchester
,,h, ~. member, n the church. anu ilc
s.Ivati1n Of The Young men ana boys VINO
o~a olt II the church. The or-AnlzAii 'l
vii .e Uudcr rhe management - an tNrfti-
-iv. committee of one from eacA cAiI De
whose term u Office shall expire every
tbr.. months. The meeting appointed
Willie smith Of Trinity. David LulA-aen
NJ proad-~treet. William touIin- oI Zen
tenarv. G.. Il. Wyle Of Park Place. p. J.:
Fink Of Clay-streei. W. I. Hechier oi
I-nion-otarion. 4. J. Gary Of Manchester
W. Rowlet OF Nicholson. ana >. II.
Wade of Laurel->tTeeI. si'eclAi coLillli'vt
70 arrange ior the first union pray eT-neel-
inr which will be held at Broad-sLree'
Methodist church the third SUNDAY aiiei-
noon in rhi. month. The movement me.
win preat favor. and Is heartily endorsed
bv ali the pastors Of the Methodist cnurches'
The organization starts with great unanliIi'
- and enthusiasm. and viii doubles, a.
comnlish much good among the young heI
- Richmond ana Manchester.
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Cnrr7- from auction az d. r. Mirrr-Dor--
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DPoFFSsOR L. Y. HAsStLEfr HAsS9l,-Fl r,1 n
kbhlt,.roT ~ MODERN l-AN0 A"i-0
- 4 'SEPTENBER u, iss2. literature and con-
special cl,ss,s .s,,siS "a for advanced pupils
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A CADI-" ." M0YTF MARIAAsscporARs.
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" Do Won wcar niHht---ps- dearest asked his
sNe'iheart yes, Iowa. with a billie sugar he
replied And size couidnT thiak what be- meant,
out Dee dl4. al ths -tine- siler nn -hiug tin pro-
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RgNEsUrR TIP eFENrNe 0F rHE Nrw GOODS
80 LEvY. DAVIS 4 ORA KE's. 81 Levy Hrsfhers'
DID store. on Monday, Octoier gul. at 9 o'clock
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ANrSEHENTS.

THEATRE.
URDAY MATINEE ONLY.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-07-06

DRUNKENNESS CRIME. of a re.
cent Temperance address delivered
in Ypsilanti, Prof. Daniel Putnam
of the State Normal School says the
Commercial: He asked the peril.
'nant question, a leading one in
many minds at present: Shall drunk
enness be treated as a crime? He
conclusively answered the question.
No one could listen to the stalwart
and unanswerable argument of the
professor without coming TO the
same conclusion. Drunkenness is a
crime against God, society and the
individual himself and must be so
treated.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-07-06
Suggestive to Fault Finders.

"Now, deacon, I've just one word TO
say. l can't bear OUR preaching. / get
no good. There's so much in it / don't
want that grow lean on it. lose my
time and pains"
"Mr. Bunnell, come in here. There's
my cow, Thankful'-she can teach you
theology"
"a cow teach theology! What do you
mean?"
"Now. see, 1 have just thrown her a
forkful of hay. Just watch her. There
nowl She has found a stick-you
know sticks will get into the hay-and
see how she losses it to one side and
goes on to eat what is good. There
again! She has found a burdock, and
she threws it one side and goes on eat
ing And therel She does not relish
that bunch of daisies, and leaves them
and goes on eating. Before morning
she will have cleared the manger of al
save few sticks and weeds, and she
will give milk. There's milk in that
hay, and she knows how to get it out
albeit there may be now and then q
stick or weed which she leaves. But il
she refused to eat, and spent the time
in scolding about the fodder, she, too
would grow lean,' and the milk would
dry up. Just SO with our preaching
Let the old cow teach you. Get all the
good you can out of it and leave the
rest. You will find good deal OF
nourishment in it.