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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT MINERAL WATERS.

Just receiving, fresh from the springs:
CLYsMIC-A purely natural water, from the Clys-
mic Springs, waukesha, Wisconsin. AS a table
water and dilutant for wines and liquors II
has no equal.
TAURUS, APOLLINARIs, and SETTER, from
Germany; and vICHY, the most celebrated
water for dyspepsia, from France.
For sale by
je 0-1m OSCAR CRANL'
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WE RECEIVE GOODS DAILY AT BOTTOM
PRICES.

WE RECEIVE GOODS DAILY AT BOTTOM
PRICES.
HE HAS SHIPPED US THIS DAY THREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PIECES SILK.
Amongst them are:
Ga pieces of PLAIN and TWILLED FOU-
LARDs-all the Latest styles-such AS
POLKA DOTS and RING'PATTERNs
"a Inches widc-only Doc. per yard
20 pieces BLACK SiLk-PLAIN and eros
GRAIN-from 40 to s0c.;
25 pieces BLACK SILK at sl-actual value,
25 pieces MERvEILLEUX at s1.5O-has been
Is pieces SATIN De LYoNatsl.z5-hasb been
90 pieces RiiADXNiEs at 1925 and sl.5O-
has been selling at 81 and 80;
10 pieces SUMMER SILK VIII be sold regard
less of cost:
so pieces BLACK SATIN from 40c to 81;
go pieces BROCADED SILK from use. to
/ case HXGf-wooL BUNTING for exc;
case HALF-WOOL BUNTING al l0c.-has
been selling at 25c.;
case ALL-WOOL BUNTING at 25c.--has
been selling at Soc;
. cases more CHEAP LAWNS;
8 cases LAWNS at Zoe. per yard:
10 cases LAWNS ut l2kc. per yard;
so pieces .sArIN-FINIsH CAMBRlC at 121c.
reduced from SOC:
1000 pieces WHITE GOODS from Ga to Soc;
1000 pieces LACE at various prices;
1000 CORsETs from 37.c. 10 1928;
500 pieces NEW MAT1INGs at prices that
ESQ pieces CURTAIN LACE;
3 cases LINEN at l24c.--valuc Tor 2oc.;
cases NEW GINGHANS from 81 10 l2.c.
175 pieces NEW SASH RIBBON from zoe. %
80. and thousands of other RIBBONS;
1000 PARASOLS still left at prices 10 suit any
and everybody:
The facilities thai we now have enable u 10 selI
goods CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOU 81
IN RICHMOND. We receive goods by every
express and steamer.
Ii there IS any change In the northern markets
we will sell goods accordingly. No matter what
the cost may be, we are always up 10 the times.
Don't fail 10 visit the establishment of SYCLE
BROTHERs-the largest house. the largest stock,
the greatest variety. the best bargains I'm Rich
mOnd. SlCLL BROTHERS,
BIZ Broad street.
Branch store: 1929 Main street. ie cod
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DRY GOODS. De.
DRY GOODS. dc.
EOURQUREAN,PRICE. TEMPLE& co
429 EAST BROAD STREET;
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY & CO.,
1908 EAST MAIN STREET,

After June LIST we always begin to close out stock.
This season. owing TO the cold and unreasonable
weather, many goods will be forced.
ON our bargain-cOunters will now be found
WORSTFD AND SILK NOVELTIES, BLACK
GOODS, BROCADED, oMBIsE, and ORIENTAL
FANClES. In many eases az less than half cost.
Those in want Of rich but Inexpensive clothing for
springs or seaside wear will do well to call.
We are determined 10 make onr houses not only
the resort OF the fashionable public but 10 enticc
all who want honest goods at lowest prices 10 pa
tronze Us We DO not advertise fictitious fabric,
discriminating public alike forbade 1t.
WHITE LINEN LAWNS. 20 10 60c.;
WHITE LAWNS, 10 to 4Oc.:
PERSIAN LAWN, MULLS. PRINCESS LAWNS,
CHECKED a3d PLAIN NAlNsOOkS, IA our
usual popular prices:
We carry the largest most complete. and cheapest
line of WHITE GOODS to be found in Nir-
wchaye WHITE QUILTS at 75c. to sl4;
IRISH LINENS, 25c. u 81:
our stock Of FIGURED LINEN and COTTON
LAWN<is nu,u1lly complete.
BLACK GOODS.-Of this, 0ur speciality. our stock
Is unusually varied. Among our attractions
,ALL-WOOL Nuns WILLING. 3Oc.:
NLL-WOOL 81 Nuns YELLING. 6Oc.:
OF finer grade of same fabric, we have maagniH-
For 25c. we have BEST BUNTING ever seen In
I'll NCK SiTk-WARP HENRIETTA. TANISE.
SHOODAIi, CAslTNEBE. AZURE GRENA-
DlNF, ranging in cost from ioc. to $50.
slEks.-DLACk and CQL0RED SILKS, 81
TINS. SATIN De MERNElLLEIN, DE
RHADAMES, SIRAll SILKS and SATlNS.
ranging I'm cost from 7jc. 10 $3.50
SPECIAL NALUES.-Look at our SILK ST.
RAi M Sl.2j, usually sold al sl.jO:
BLACK SILK az fl.2J and sLjO-bcst values
ever exhibited IN this market;
LINEN LAP-ROBEs. ~ 20 95-splcndid assort-
ment;
CORSETS, soc. 70 S2.50-be~t STANDARD French
and American manufacture
ORDERS.-Nc solicit order from persons nj %
distance our terms 20 such are favorable as AZ
present I'm person. ONE PRICE 10 ALL.
CARDOZO, ALSOP. NOSBI CO..
OUBQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE co.
1-sefI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ut DURING THE COMING WEEK
JULIUS MEYER & SON
WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS ~
EVERY DEPARTMENT.

DRESS GOODS at sacrificing prices;
so pieces HALF-wooL MESH FRENCH LACE
BUNTlNGs at lOc.;
go pieces sILk-FINIsH BROCADEs at I2.c.
90 pieces HALF-WOOL STEEL MOHAIR DE-
BEGEs at I0c., originally zoe;
10 pieces BLACK ALL-WO0L NUNS YELLING
at221c.;
Is pieces C0LoRED ALL-wooL NUNS VEIL.
ING, In pink, blue, and cream, at 25c.:
8 pieces ALL-WO0L TAMIsE CLOTH az soc
worth 75c.;
25 pieces ALL-woOL BUNTINGs at lie, orr.
glnaI price 25c.
WHITE GOODS AT SPECIAL Low FIGURES.
so pieces SHEER LINON De DACCA at I2Xc.
worth 2oc.:
40 pieces EXTRA SHEER and FINE al i6,c..
YARD-wIDE VICTORIA LAWN at sg,c.;
FIGURED and DOTTED SWISS MUsIINs from,
1870. up;
WHITE PERSIAN LAWNS. 22bc. M:
10 pieces LACE STRIPE MUSLIN at sc. worth
1870:
sATIN-sTRTPE VICTORIA LAWNS at l2c
worth 25c.:
so pieces MERRIMAC FOULARD PERCALES.
handsome STYLES, at &C.;
800 pieces BEST LIGHT PRINTS &c.:
40 pieces BEST MADRAS GINGHAMS I'm the
new scersuckor styles. a I2tc.:
Another lot Of the POLKA DOT LAWNS at Sc:
rs pieces FIGURED REAL LINEN LAWNS at
124c.;
200 LADIES GOSSAMER RUBBER CIRCU-
LARS nj S1.65, regular price t2.25;
300 pairs SARAH BERNHARDT MD GLOVES,
6-button length. 1928:
80 dozen EXTRA LARGE and HEAVY PURE
LINEN TOWELS at l2sc.;
100 dozen LADIES' PURE LINEN COLORED-
BORDER HANDKERCIUEFs at silc.;
40 dozen LADIES FULL, REGULAR, SOLID
COLOR HOSE at 2jc.;
Closing out entire stock Of LADIES' UNDER
WEAR At greatly reduced prices;
\ full assortment q DIR. WARMERS cELE-
BRATED CORsETS, In Health, Flexible
Hip, Abdominal. and Nursing, at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COL and 6O3 Broad street.
100 pieces HEAVY RED-CliECk MATING at
styer roll Of forty yards. ic 2-eod
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CARPETS. O.L.CLOTus. &c.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, AND NAT
~ TINGS.-I have just received a fun line of
CHINESE NfATTINGS Of an stylcsand qualities.
CARPETS. OlL-CLOTHS, RUGS. MATS, and
DRUGETS, CORNICE, LACE and DAMASh
CURTAINS. SifADES-Ilolland &c. Full line
OF PAPER-HANGINGS Of all styles, which | am
offering at low prices. All orders promptly at
tended to. Work done in town or country.
4. JENNINGS.
No. 1871 Main street,
aD l3-om Richmond. Va.
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The Winchester Times incidentally men,
tons that Hon. john S. BARBOUR, General
w. ii. PAYNE, and the unanimous Demo-
cratic delegation In the Legislature from
the counties composing the Eighth con-
gressional district, all openly favor the
MASSEY movement.
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MT LEVY BROTHERS HAVE THE
LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.

LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.
LEVY BROTHERS employ more clerks than
any other store in this city.
LEVY BROTHERS show the largest stock Of
DRY GOODS in this city.
LEVY BROTHERS show the largest stock OF
LACEs in this city.
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS In
this city,
LEVY BROTHERS show large assortment of
JEwELRY.
LEVY BROTHERS
SHOW a LARGE STOCK OF
TRUNKS, sATCHELs, BASKETS, and HAM
MOCKs:
CARPETS, OH-CLOTHs, MATTINGS;
LADIES READY-MADE GARMENTS;
LACE CAPS and PIQUE BONNETs for children
COLGATE's ToILET-wATERs and SOAP;
MOSQUITO NETS, LACE CURTAINS, and WIN
DOW-SIIADES;
FANS In great variety from &c. TO S5;
CRoQUET and LAWN TENNIS.
Go to LEVY BROTHERS and supply your
wants. You will save time and money by doing so.
LEVY BROTHERS,
lee 10l7 and 1919 Main street.
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Parson Massey's fight Is his opn he is
not oar man; In speaking here next Mon
day he speaks for Massey and not the De-
moeracy. Nor do we intend. so far as we
can prevent, TO allow the discontented from
the Malone ranks to come into our camp,
mM "pt upon probation. We are not Just
MAJ cooking for Democratic leaders from
~s,,u.. '"ee'- Harr,sonburg Old Common
lou see. That. a.. ~
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HoRsF0RD's Acm PHOSPHATE is useful In
dyspepsia. 1t gives the stomach tone and
imparts vigor 10 the whole system.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICS, &c.
OPENING OF BON AIR HOTEL
~ AND
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENT
TO THAT
FAvORITE SUMNER RESORT
FOR TIE SEASON OF 1852.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILRoAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND. May "a, 1882.
This popular resort IS NOW OPEN for the sea-
sou Of 1892. and In addition TO the perfect train
service therefor advertised In the companys regu-
lar schedule, SEMl-WEEkLi EXCURSIONS
win occur regularly during the season on TUES
DAY AND FRIDAY of EACH WEEK upol
special trains, leaving Richmond at T.. NJ, and,
returning, arrive In Richmond at 1880 L. NJ.
The uniform rate of fare for round-tifp tickets
on regular passenger or excursion trains Will be
Zoe. Straight fare In each direction, zoe.
The usual forms OF communication tickets Will also
De on sale.
For tickets and all information apply either at
Richmond or Manchester stations.
For charter Of special trains call on the under
signed. A. POPE,
my24 General Passenger Agent.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS. &c.

u WHITLOCK, 14ij MAIN STREET,
i manufacturer Of the following fine brands OF
CIGARS:
MODEL. LITTLE FLORA,
LA ESTELLE. FILLABUSTEl0,
PICNIC, WIIITLOCkS KEY WEST,
MOZART, CHICK,
LILY BELLE, and ORIENTAL.
Also dealer in the following brands Of FINE TO
BACCO az manufacturers prices
DIANORA. EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN,
PIONEER. ROUGH AND READY t5c. pugs),
s}ALLA Raj,
ATLANTIC, &C.
Send for nrice-list. my 27-eod
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DEATHS.

Died, on the Sth at 1855 p. ", ~ the residence
Of her SON. Il. &. MOsby IN the city of Manchester,
SALLY Il. MOsIY, wife of Colonel Edward G.
Mosby, of the county Of Powhatan, In her eighty
first year.
Her remains viii be carried 10 POwhatan county
and buried in the old family burying-ground At
IImphns' crock
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HOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ALL
~ sizes;
FEATHER BUSTERS ut cost;
INKS OF ALL SORTS:
MUClLAGE ON DRAUGHT-bcst quality-ycry
cheap;
BLANK BOOKS and OFFICE STATIONERY.
ISc., &c. CARLTON MCCARTHY & CO.,
leg GIG Main street.
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Bloating headaches, nervous prOstration,
and spinal weakness cured by Lydia +.
PInkham's Vegetable Compound.
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NJ EXCLUSIONS FOR THE SUMNER

MONTHs.-Excursionists will find the largest
stock Of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, and
NOTIONS, at LEVY BROTHERS..
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FANCY GOODS.
~ u T. V T. n )

S T e. EN- 5
OFFERS THIS WEEK
20 barrels Of HANDSOME PLAIN GOBLETs at
10 barrels PLAIN or STAR TUMBLERS at 2jc.
50 dozen ICE-CREAM DISHES at Coo. per do
100 dozen UNHANDLED CUPS at 2Oc per
DOZEN
25 dozen DIsII-PANS at I5c. each;
25 dozen DISlI-PANS at lSc. each:
% dozen DlSII-PANS AT zoe. each:
20 dozen ONE-PINT and ONE-QUART coy
-. Erred TIN BUCKETS at 80. each;
% dozen TWO-QUART aud TllREE-QUART
COVERED TIN BUCKETS at Toe. each;
2j dozen FOUR-QUART COVERED TIN BUCK
Els at l2c. each;
10 dozen FOURTEEN-INCH TIN WASIl-BA-
SINS at Toe. each;
10 dozen EWERS and BASINS at Doc. each:
25 dozen sets WIRE DlSll-CONERs at Doc.
each.
25 dozen LATEST PATENT FLY-TRAPs at
10 dozen MhJOLICA PITCHERS, reduced from
3Jc. and 5Oc. 10 25c. c1ch
25 dozen NEW COMBINATION FRAMES AZ
Doc. each.
\ lob lot of CABINET FRAMES at half price.
For travellers and tourists we have everything
needed I'm The way Of NALlSES. LlNCH-B A.
KITS, SIIAWL-SrRAPS, sATCHELs, I'M
BRELLAS, &C.. Sc.
Catalogues OF HAMMOCKS mailed free 70 any
address. cIENENc'
je7 sos Broad street.
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FURNITURE.

GREAT ATTRACTION AND0
VI great bargains at l.. GAT.lRlGllT ~.
No. rs Governor street. The very latest ! |
designs of the most fashionable FURNlTt RE
made are now Offering at ruin0S, ly
low prices. Parties in want Of GOOD FUR
NITURE can be accommodated. both in
price and quality and will hnd II to their Interest
to examine our stock before buying elsewhere.
nv I3-3m
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LEMONS.
DISsOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

RICHMOND, VA, June !, 1882.
The partnership heretofore conducted under the
frm-name Of X. l.. WILLIAMS & co. T. this day
dissolved by mutual consent. JOHN W. VIII
LIAMS, managing partner of the late nrm, will
act In liquidation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
NJ SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 BROAD STREET,

THE GREAT INCREASE IN OUR BUSINESS
HAS COMPELLED Us TO HAVE a
RESIDENT BUYER IN THE
NORTHERN MARKETS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MOKn IOR .NLn-LINLne.'


FINt ytIT7.- '.''''''' fIV-I If''"f = '---''--
Showing an EXCESS or PAYMENTS ObtE i.t
NUNS OF NEATLY THIEF MILLIONS Doll A-. p.
or the NORTllWESrEkN h0s rt'ururf 3 10
5aembCrs IN payment u DEATH LOSSES, tNuN"
MFNTs. SURRENDERED POLffft-, tni ulf Do
bends, Sl2s.i6 (Or each 200 rtctittt h ~.
BiotaS during ~, last fire ysdrs.
For further information, addr-s
JOHN y. CARY. state AnnL
1913 Main street. Richmond va
Dr.J. :. u. CULLEN. Medical Examiner
f,f-,Di3m
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p, .ne other side.

Tracked" 70 Washln n,e Baltimore and Po-
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MINERAL WATERS, &c.
DICHMOND MINERAL-WA TER SPA,
IL CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
TWO NACNIETCTNT SOMA FDTrNT ANS

! have this season added another elaborate and
costly soda Fountain, which gives me .ual fa-
cilites for dispensing my meluallcd CREAM
SODA and MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
ALES, ROOT BEERS: also. the popular CAR
Donated SODA LEMON ABE. a. originally in
rangements with Messrs. owens & Minor, In whose
new drugstore have placed one of Tults elegant
statue" soda Apparatus. and where can Dee had
The soda aud Mineral Waters usually dispensed az
my counters. My hOttlng and carbonating cstdb-
lishment has also been ute up with improved APP
pardtus, which enables me 10 readily supply fdml-
lie and the trade generally with my Wcil-klown
BELFAST GINGER ALE. SODA. TONIC BEER,
and all popular mincral-water beverages at lowest
price,.
my J-cod GEORGE SCION
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.
~

NOTICE OF SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.
RICHMOND, VA, June /, 1882.
The undersigned have this day formed special
partnership % be conducted under the Hrm-name
of JOHN W. WILLIAMS. said partnership will
CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.
VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICuMoND-To WIT;
This day John W. Williams, whose name 4 men
toned general partner In certain limited
partnership, The articles whereof are hereunto an
nesed. appeared before me. notary public. I'm and
for the city and State aforesaid, and made oath
that Harriet j. Williams, the special partner named
In the said articles OF limited Partnership has con-
tributed TO the common stock thereof, aud has ac-
tualy paid in cash, the abovc-named Harriet j..
Williams, the sum of $4,000. Given under my
hand this Isl day OF June. In the year 1882.
ii. A. McCURDY, Notary Public.
je 2-deod6t&w6l
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DOORS, STATIONERY, PERIODI-

ID CALS.-From FarIn-Boy % senator by li0ri-
ito Alger, Jr.: sl.25. Nancy HartshOrn az Chau-
tauqua; price, j0c.; Blunders If a Bashful Young
Man: price. 2Jc.: Miss Slemmcr's window lcOm-
pctel: 25c. T.. Il. ROe's most popular novel. Bar
riers burned Away; price. zoe. The Grand Royal
Wedding No. Of London Graphic; price jOc. All
Nos. Seaside and Franklin square Itbraries-
among latest Marion Fay, by Anthony Ir0llOpc;
zoe. \ fine line of StatiOnery-all styles. la and
out of boxes \ new supply Of handsome Birth
day Cards. just received, from Sc. to $50. 4
large assortment Of Canes. All the June. May,
Century. Atlantic, Dcmorcst. &C., At
N.LEONARD's Book and News store,
my2I 90s Main street.
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MEMORIAL sERvICEs-AwARD OF DAMAGES
MINISTER'S MARRIAGE RECORD-THE COUN-
Gil AND THE ASYLUM sITE-PERS0NAL AND
OTHER MATTERS.
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AIR. SANDS,s NEW BOOK.
NEW BOOks.-IIistory ofthe HIGH

! NEW LAW BOOkS.-liistOry OF the High
/ " Court Of Chancery Of England. by CONWAY
Robinson, Vol. l.. 500; Baucrufts History Of the
Constitution Of the United states. 2 vols, - ;
Perry on Trusts, new edition vols. Sl2: Schou-
| Ter on Husband and Wife 80: sheldon on Subr0-
} CATION, $3.50; The Reporter, boy Wallace, new
/ edition, $3.50; star Chamber Cases, $3.50: Des-
I tvs Digest of Criminal Law, 80: Conycrsc's In
! deXes 10 Virginia aud West Virginia Reports, one
of the most valuable Virginia law books ever pub
/ ished. fmy2sl WEST JOHNSTON 4 60.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-09-02

Ii. Editor: In behalf Of a pot-
ter OF the ,o.ors i. Crarsc. 1 rr:t.
10 .usgca: tie uane Of Major i. /.
llam.lton Tor t2uaty Treasurer. Il,
is a gentleman II ey,rY way Qua.i
fled tor the office. lis page .,
business being convenient to the
court house-snd the position OF
County Treasurer alone not paying
sufficient to support any person who
might be elected-Major Hamilton
could give the Office good attention
and it would no, in any way inter
tere with his other business.
ONE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-09-02

Our clever young friend, Mr.. J.
I. Strayhorn, from the University
at Chapel Hill, was in town last
Tuesday. He reports q large nun
Der Of 1Fresh." At the Hill, and that
the prospects Of the University are
bright.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-09-02
"BUCHUPAIBA."

New, quick, complete cure 4 days,
urinary affections, smarting, frequent
or difficult urination, kidney dis
eases. 81 at druggists. n. c. De
lot, J. c. MUNDs, Wilmington,
y {
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-09-02
STATE NEWS.

Greensboro BugIc Fifty young
ladies now al the College ana every
train brings more Parents you
can't DO better in the South.
Roxboro News All the crops in
this county are good. Corn, to-
bacco, Eaters, watermelons, and
everything that grows in the groxpd
is panning out well.-A very IN
teresting revival Of religion has
been 10 progress for more than al
week at Concord, in this county.
About forty persons made a protes-
sion Of religion and thirty-one joined
the church.
Durham Recorder Charlie Soon,
the young Chinaman, who is being
educated for a missionary, will finish
his education at Vanderbilt Univer-
SHY, where he will fad companions
of his own country, with whom he
can converse, and keep posted in re-
gard to bis own language. Charlie
has made 1a,id progress with bis
studies 4: Trinity, ana Dr.. Craven
says l. i a good boy, with : good
mind, Tie is snendia. bis vacation
rith Mr.. J. s Car, VIC takes
special interest IL ms Gal1alon, &c.
I;a,ctg. N.r.eu : meeting 9:
tic Trustees Of the University of
Nortt IayoliA.. wa io-t il the city
On yesterday tor tbs purcoae OF
elect.as q Professor Of ~-atllal
Philosophy and Engineering. The
successful car.juac wa. iroiesso.
Joshua ". Gore, q Virgins. lie
ia a gentleInau Of .he highest educa-
tlonal qualifications, being q grad
uate of Richmond College and OF
the University Of Virginia. He 10
about thirty years OF age, . mehDe1
Of the Baptist church, and is IN
married.
New South, Wilmington, n. q. :
North Carolina has 776 saw mills,
with a capital Of $1,743,217, employ
ing 1929 hands, and the products
are worth S2,e72,796.-The total
consumption of cotton by North
Carolina mills and factories for shs
year ending August s1st, 1882, will
be 20,0O0,000 pounda.-Applioa-
ton has been received in New York
from North Carolina to sell oats
from the latter State to tho New
York markets. This is an nuprecc-
, denied feature in the grain trade.
and is q most suspicious Indication
Of the prosperity Of our state.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-09-02

yellow fever at Brownsville, Texas.
--Dockcry rofarcd to divide
time with Robbins, candidate for
congress in the It'll District.
Arabs attacked the British at
Kassassin, but were repulsed with
heavy loss the British lost 100
men.
Too much rain for the cotton
crop in portions Of the Gulf States
is complained of; otherwise reports
are generally favorable.
in 1880 in North Carolina
there were 294,750 males over 81
years of age. Of these only PAL ,218
voted for the President. leaving
53,542 who failed to vote.
"A census bulletin giving the
voting population Of each State
shows that North Carolina has $780,
1872 white voters. and 105,O18 COL
ored voters. The majority Of white
voters is 94,714. The total is
294,75O.
Garland, who was tried in
Lunenburg county, Virginia, for the
murder Of Addison, in that SO called
due, has been acquitted. The jury
returned a verdict Of mot guilty in
fifteen minutes after the charge Of
the Judge.
-Inc first bale Of new cotton
from North Carolina was received
at Wilmington, Saturday, Aug. 10th,
by Charles Z. Smith, from NJ. NJ.
Mckinson, Of Lau,cnburg, and was
sold q: auction to \. II. Green, for
10 Ia cents per pound.
We mentioned not long ago
The death Of Mr.. Charles A. Vogeler,
of the wen known trim of \. Nogeler
!" Co, OF Baltimore. This trim has
zone +" great work IN developing It's
business and extending the trade OF
baltimore. Tho business OF tho
:"'.'t ""! % continued as here
.otn"e. Ita SANE a&ple means,
"r'4.fs &nl effective ~nota"dh, and
I" 1a"'e Perfect .yata,n viii io en-
.'a.,. a> ,aN' Il lays CHARACTERIZED
j. 9t"t ';."zs. Ar. i, y. Jnb-
~,.@e5iyr, vito ior tie past ei2h,
.c>e has been q" head q the al
.''JT': derastnsent, Sill continue
IS T"lta .r q Tat branch OF the
o~u':rc>s.
IA ay:,..nt was made las.