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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11
DOCKBRID6E ALUM SPRINGS.
IL ROCkEEGDGE COUNTY. VA.
OPEN FoH VISITORS JUNE lsT.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
CnAEnEs

Take branch railroad az Goshen, Chesapeake and
One railway. f0f ~prnrs- only thirtN-tse min
ules' noe through beautiful and picturesque val
ley u the greu fOt1afaiE = ise0Hh. The entire
premises have undergone thorough AND coinpietf
rrIaiu. placing the property a. second - ne
Nascrir.f place Ia this country. home tof The
snvAhA Amuscmcnts Of every description fos
fbusl ---4ifE recreation and pleasure fine nUNi-
snF ana tshiHE. cordial virginia welcOme VIII
i< cNieHS-o a. all. and everything possible done -
mnAe 0us sHests comfortable. satisfied. ane happy.
EUGENE a.. PE1Tok.
my ll-3x General Manager.
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DON'T FORGET rHr PLACE
ANToNI's. on tie south side q Main street ,elaw
Levy's Two fountains
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BvchUrAruA. Quick. complete crre. a.. -.
noying Kidney Diseases. @l. ~ drRggsts
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NANzAVuLA -rJIny. VIRGINIA aus Ix-
PORTED CART. W.D. BrAfee Ca.
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ASToNIs two fountains and two clerk, io ssY-
ply DE puhi'c ~ith the BrsT icn-cEEAN SOFA
and MINERAL WATERS III Be. a glass.
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WARM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
" NA- AkH Now OPEN AND READY 10
ENfiNh VISITORS Descriptive pamphlets %
fos2 Biasf. o-nxcistA. Richmond, or 0f tie pro-
prsesYf. 1bis is te most delightful warm ssa ;hur
bath gem serutHrt- 81 oe5rrcs ia Iilc world
AZ So-5m JOHN J.. FL BANK.
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The Patrick County Famine.

There viii be a meeting q citizens Gt
the Commercial Club Tomorrow afternoon
al q O'Clock for the purpose of deNising
some means for the relief % the starving
people in Patrick county. Information IT,
ceiyed here Yesterday fully c0Troboraied
what has already been published In thi, pa
per as 20 the extent Of the suffering
and 81 is apparent that prompt action in
the matter Is necessary. several ~ our
merchants, impressed with tits fact. deter
mined not 70 wait for the proposed meet
ine DUi yesterday purchased four hundred
bushels Of meal and had it Immediately
shipped over The Danyiile road.
II l. 90 Ice hoped that the meeting viii be
largely attended. and that prompt md r.
fertiyc means viii be taken 90 aid the SUI
fer.ug people Of that county.
Contributions win be received az the DIS
patch counter and turned over 70 the pro-
per parties.
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special sale If rich trir.e-p,afed .ilyer-
ware. 90 he sold on Monday. IL ny auc-
I-H Main street.
JN9. T.. L4IguTOy. Jr.
AM L.nnnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

Daily mail 70 ihc Bawlay springs, Vlr-
ginia. from l0ih Of June. twice d.liy aft,
July lst. Telegraph communication now.
The hotels are IN order. The sanitary
condition oi the place Is perfect. Visitors
are coming in daily.
y. NArKIN, LIE. II naccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

The belutic, Of the face of women are
often ob~cIred by tormcu;ing hmors.
easily rot rid of ly using Dr. q. W. Ben
sons skin, ure. IL beai, erurtioas oi fhe
skin or sclpa1ircnder. the cuticie smooth
and fa'r. An exec eut tc iei-dre-,lny.
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PERsOxAI..

Mr. n. B0NDITch CLAPP. IN an
lsh svs 70 repeated enquiries. aua0nnecs that 10
sli ktrCME HIS PROFESSIONAL ESaheIc-
y ye1p-ssysa,Th&SaSf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11
TIE HOT SPRINGS.
BATH COUNTY, VA
Arr NoW ogEN F1E TIiT RECEPTION 0f
VISITORS.

Tie waters art spec. ac flr Ehcuuatiriu. Govt
Eeursiria .Ie-tisils 0f th. Liver. and all kindred
1i-fg-lt-
~. WILLIAM r. pAEEEE. long connected
with snmo ~ ue principal summer resorts, mas
l4en engage. at manager.
fuf ramHIe-. .ua ptucr information address
s.. q. ThEDN.
s. l-Im Ii0. springs hath county. N.l.
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BIFTAL0 LIrHIA WATER
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
Fon
BRIGHI's DISEASE. THE GOUTY DIATHEsls,
STONE OF THE BLADDER. &c.

STONE OF THE BLADDER, &c.
Or. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, or NEW YORK,
Surgeon General United States Army ,retiredl.
Professor uf Diseases az the Mind and Nervous
system in the University or New York etc.
90 have for some time made use Of the BUFFALO
LITH1A WATER In cast. 81 affections 81 the
nervous system. complicated wlih BrChf's Dis
en~e Of The hldncys. 0r with g0uiy diGthesis.
Tue results have hecu clmineutly satisfactory.
Liti,ia nas fnf MANY Years been faNnrilt remedy
VIII me Ia Ike cases. hut thg BUFFALO WA1EE
solution ~ the thla siiis and moreover. hei-
lcf borne Dy the stomach. also often prescribe
10 lu iho-e cases Of Cerebral HyperamiE-resuii-
lug from oyer-IDeiitai work-in which The cundi-
lion called ncr' OTIS dyspepsia exists and generally
with marked benefit"
DIR. HARVEY l.. B1 IslB. OF BALTB0RE Presi-
dent and Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children, IN the baltimore Medi-
Cal College, formerly Professor Of Practical
Medicine, etc.
a. have witnessed the best results from The ac-
tion oi the bUrFAIO LITHlA NATkh. spring \ TO-
=, IN Chronic 1Out Rheumatic trOui. Rheumatism
Gravel. and Sione IL the Bladder, and do not
hesitate 10 express the opinion that IN ALL cts-
eases depending upon of having their origin N the
lric Acid Dtatitsl., u ls unsurpassed. IT, indeed
u IL equikcd, by any water thus far known 70 the
profession. II tas al ascerAneo value IN kr1ghts
Disease A knowledge ~ IT. action IN that dis
EAST thus Tar would seem 20 warrant The belief
lhAf 1t w0uia, in many instances NJ least IN IL
early stages Arrts; II entirely, and IN 1T more ao
NanceQ Stages prove decided comfort 0nd pallia-
i've. ] earnestly commend IL as worthy Of triAl IN
hrightt iliseasc-" u Il-2aNSw
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HORsEs- MULEs. ac.

I,OR SALE. A HANDSOMEcSEL
II LADIES TOP-i'HAfTON, n per- - s.-
fo<st urdef an uicf cDntlsistn. oOsf s22J. lirh-
inond inaoe. VIII be sold tlg ~ IS cash. Aptiiy
~ the hicHmlND BAZAAR.
FrauEfin strs~si, NEAR lifleelfh s;resi.
l1-f
I,OR SALE. A NICE LK-cENk
IT TEssloN-TOP FAMILY CAR go
kiAoE. I'LL ~ sold tn want q nse. ca cap. CAL
W 4. SMITH,
~ B-Sf SOs IsrfD fifLh sIl ,st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

7l.t ruesf and s.fe-i of --lrf-iati1Uc.
0ceau-. charuei-, and shuri fishing and suips-
INNS. - per DAY. slo per week $50 pc
month.
Route IRON bI1 Point g Steamer Northampton
o. llo-rrsfone rferV Monday. " elunsflav, and
Irilag. Tle baltimore and Washington steamers
make ti0-- connection W. o. thc Northampton.
t8f-f-. q. 2. SPAIl.
b. f-1rr Proprietor.
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nEKNEN SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
~ TpR TTT PTIoN 90 GUESTS
dt ~ n. -s-. Lil. WfIi-reuoNntl ularc las
1u1 ulI Ierr.l0 extensive ana thDr0let pairs hoth
.. @ lhl hotels proper arf f'tlt grounds Special
aitHufIHu las Hoeu given o. iht sanitary deuart-
meIi- F1- f-rlllr Information send fnI ue-rrlI T.
tiVr rlfaInrut-. d. y. NDDJN ARD.
rrr 1-.rr General Manager.
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NffEINE FEY.
CBEAP MILLINERY.


MIS-. J.. n. MORRIS. -CfeNs
GHI BROAD STREET..
has iusi received l.Dno Long PLUME. Cfs srn
-al Wl.te. ullrl .lc wiz soH flrsI.50. srrr.a
-.5U. aus s-.JI worth - end ai oia.r rsIds
reduced Accordingly. ILACh CHIP ID .--.st;
- MANILA HtT- reduced to .4.5n. IE f.e
.,r0l. marked a0rf haf value. eIN--t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

POLICE Court The following ea-es
were disposed Of Yesterday.
Il. NJ. Fox was fined sl0 for assAulting
and beating Frank senson.
Amanda Haywood, charged with creating
q disturbance 20 the great annoyance OF
persons living in the neighborhood. Ths
ease was continued til Tuesday.
Robert l.. Hickman lcoloredl charged
with beating Mahan Hickman. The case
was continued ull Tuesday.
Pleasant Mosbv lcol0red) was fined a.
FOR assaulting and heating William M1s'y.
A number Of parties were fined for
having unlicensed dogs on their premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

You CAN sAvr doctor bIs aud tcep ~
family AWAY, vcl wltt HOP EITTEEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

Miss sHEFFIE1D's CoScERT.-The grand
vocal and instrumental concert for the ben-
eiif Of Miss Eoline sheffield, the weii-known
and popular eontralto OF the Monumental
church choir, viii take place d Mozart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

The water win be turned on and pumps
set 10 work at the new water-works some
time this month, bat ii VIII be several
weeks later before the finishing UP q the
building and fixtures.
A beautiful road has been constructed
UP the ravine from the purnp-h0use Three
Mile locks 10 the Glen-Ailan House. Be
tween the canal and Main street the city
owns, including the reseryoir-grounds,
near 200 acres q land. beautifully adapted
TO park purposes, and 20 he gradually i'm
proved FOR that use
The Alleghany Railroad Company have
run q siding across the canl below the
steGm-pump. A platform and she'd viii be
erected there. Tins station VIII serve the
double purpose Of delivering coal for the
steam-pump and Of putting of picnic par
fie- IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11
nAGGER'S WHITE SULPHUR
l. SPRINGS.
BoTEToJET COUNTY, "A.

The -aso1 WIFI omen JUNE 81 TH. For pariicu-
lais ce circulars O.. t.e Dislcfct Office or write 30
". b. BEAN.
ms 2r-lm superintendent
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LEE GALLERY photographs convey tie very CO
preston.
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CITY CIRCUIT C0rET.-The jury In the
case ~ Howiet;'s administrator against
The TredeEu Company were again
brought into court Yesterday, and not
being able % aeree. were adjourned over
until tomorrow. Young HOwiert wac
caught In some ~ the machinery ~ the
Tredegar- Works about eighteen months
AGO and killed. shortly afterwards hi-
father brought suit against the company,
laving the damages at $4,000.
The east 0i l.. ROs~er lsbel uS. The Cfy
of Richmond for damage sustained hy d
fall on the pavement was called and con-
tiuued until Tuesday.
HUsTINGs C0rRT.-The following cases
were disposed Of Yesterday:
james Thornton. charged with forgery.
BY consent II the Court be was permitted
10 plead guilty of petty larceny, and was
sentenced 20 thirty days iu JAIL
Mary j. Ellis. indicted i0r feloniously
.ssaulting Lizzie Campbell with knife,
was tried and acquitted.
Milton Via, indicted FOR housebreakinC
and grand larceny, was tried, convicted,
and sentenced 20 i've wears In tbe peniien-
tiary. Charles smith, charged with tie
same offence, was found guilty, and sen
fenced 10 three wears in the penitentiary.
W. II. Anderson. who was also charged
with the same offence. wa found guilty,
but on account Of his extreme youth be
was sent 20 jail for twelve months and fined
q.
W. II. Turner ,colored), charged with
feloniously shooting Moses Brown, was
found guilty. sent 10 The peniteutialy Tor
one wear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

Lrr eAIlrnr copy ola plciurcs sucoo~ff,y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

100 BONES PRIME LEMONS,
on cons eIlmcU-
For sale Iy SLATER. MYEne CO.
ie 7-eodit 142s Mta st.re..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

THE CENTRAL BENEFICIAL ANn SOCIAL >ota-
KTY ars going 70 soil limited number ~ ronna-
trip tickets ion tls steamer Arieil 20 ola fo.'i
ana Norfolk faf t.e fonrth ef July.
LoVk on ana set osle In gOod TINT.
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LEX GALlErr-rrsuin= photographs. 81.
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LEE GALLEY pso,orr.ph children ,,esat,rl
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WE orrEn rHI AnoIE srIr AZ SO.

We 0FFEE TIL AB0.I sUIr AZ &c
orp rrvE oF GOODS FoE SUMMIT war
- Nov COMPLETE. ANn. n ADDirIoN TO TIE
ApovE xovElrr. WI oFTEu CEVrINE ENc-
LIsu sEEEsUcKH srII AZ ss.
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TIL HEALNG SPRINGS,

TIL uEALING SPRINGS,
Bath COUNTY. VA
AR NOW 0PEN FOE THE RECEPTION or
KI~iItH~
Iipi aut cold lafls. plunge and sh0wcr. HacLs
Aua irirrlCf-v..glu. lt.Yf t0Til-fau upUu tht ar-
T.YlI uf fRery train. i'ariit- leaving EirmuIG in
thf morning arr.X % thf spring, g. tCl large
fupLy 0f TIE wtcr for Sale % PURCELL. LAlD
4 f.lt-. my 24--m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

OF Ril sites the very best is that Of the
present Capitol, and there let us all hope
and trust il viii De put. II II i put there,
and our city hall il put upon the old site,
then the former viii oyershadow the latter,
and for that reason many i.I-seeing gentle
men favor the swan-Tayern square. How
ever, this is matter that viii tie amply
discussed after awhile. The city, at any
rate, ,4s exceedingly fortunate in having u
loi II her own. and she cannot, therefore,
be forced TO pay any more for site than
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07
A Missing Prince.

The Philadelphia Record says there
has been tlutter in the society circles
there over the failure of the Prince Val.
lerie to appear and oonsummate his
engagement with Miss Allie Bowler, of
that city, whose sister is the wife OF
Mr.. Frank Drexel, of Philadelphia.
The young lady met the young prince
abroad, where the engagement was
made, and she returned to this country
to prepare for the event, with the un.
Outstanding that the prince was to fol.
low as soon as he settled up some small
business. Nothing has been heard of
him since, letters and kilograms sent
him having failed to elicit an answer.
A male relative of Miss Bowler has
been dispatched to Paris to clear up
the mystery, and if possible find the
prince.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07

A controlling interest in the Delaware
Bay and Cape May Railroad has been
purchased by William Wharton, the
well-kHown railroad contractor. He is
also principal owner of the Cape May
and Schillinger's Landing Passenger
Railway, and Largely interested in the
Cape May Shore Railroad. The Cape
May Wave says: "The purchase of the
Delaware Bay road will result in a
change of route at the landing end of
the new road, but not to affect the line
Between the Point and its terminus at
the Island. When completed the main
portion of the track of the old road will
be taken up, and will most likely be
used in extending the shore road as
tar as Diamond Beach Park"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07
AL LULLABY,

Sleep, my child the shadows fall:
Silent darkness reigns DER all;
Bird and bloom are lost to sight
In the folded Srms Of night;
stars will soon from cloud-towers peep.
While all nature lies asleep.
Breathe thou sof ly Rest Is sweet
For tired hearts and aching feet
No dull care nor toll is thine
Nor rim, thou blessed child of mine;
Tranquil on tn soft couch rest,
With dreams of heaven In thy breast,
Buds are sleeping close thine OF es;
Waken with a syft surp Use;
Greet the morning with thy smile,
And sweet prattle without guile.
Scents lie sleeping 10 the flowers;
Slumber till the daylight hours
Sleep Thy Father guards thy rest;
Lay thy head upon His breast
SAFER than IT, ese arms which hold thee,
His dear love will firm entold thee;
Higher love than mine shall He
live, beloved one, to thee
sleep, The wsves have long been sleeping
~ gels DER thee watch are keeping
'er US both the pale stars shine
With radience half divine.
innocent and light,
'alls from heaven on thee tonight.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07
A SLIGHT INCREASE.

ALBANY, N. Y, July Tie wages
OF brakemen on the Middle division O.
the New York Central and Hudson Ri
yer Railroad was increased to $1.8t
per day on Wednesday. The same rate
is to be allowed them when they run Al
night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07
MATRIMONIAL PLEASANTLY.

A lady whose husband " as the cham.
pion snorer of the community in which
they resided, confided to q female
friend the following painful intelli.
gence:
"My life has not been one of unalloy.
ed delight. have had the measles,
the chickenpox, the cholera, the typhoid
fever, and inhammatory rheumatism,
but | never knew what real misfortune
was until l married burglar alarm"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07

yJsOH RENT --STU.E AND CELLAR In
good location; iRqC.rC ~ lOS L. Second
trDot aIO II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07

Robinson went up to his room the
other afternoon, and noticed that there
was only one match remaining In the
box. "Now, if that shouldn't burn to-
night when I come in," soliloquised
he, "what a fix should be In" 30 he
tried to see if it was a good one. 1t
was
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07
z Challenge.

Albert Richardson challenges Thomas
Weldin 10 trot his horse Chief against
his mare Annie V, three best heats in
five, on the track according TO the rules
thereof, for purse of $500. He says
that if the owner of Chief has any
blood in him he will either put up or
shut up. Mr., r. wishes chance to
show the people that foul driving has
led to the boasting heretofore INDUCED
in.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07

Father you are an awful brave man,
said Detroit youth, as he smoothed
down the old mans gray locks the
other evening.
How do you know that Willie 2"
"Oh, l heard some men down at the
store say that you killed thousands Of
soldiers during the war;"
"Me? Why, l was a beef contrac.
tor for the army"
eyes, that's what they said /" ex.
planned young innocence, as he slid for
the kitchen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07
WILMINGTON Hay AND srEAw
Dr. slmmr, VeretabIe I11er P1l,r

The perfection Of pills; Mankind'S Favor. i,
PILLS, Cougar coatedl Now endorsed by the {
sands. They move the bowels easily BY aOtiDI
directly on the liver, restore the lost enerSi
by promoting the healthy actien Of the I've.
In doing this headache, neuralgia, pains Il
the right or left side or through the linnpt
Indigestion, costivenoss, sick stomach, Wetl
back, dizziness, bad feelings through Il,
body, aching limbs biliousness, ague, genera
weakness and other bodily intirmities 81.
cured They positively operate without xiii
ping. sickening, Weakening, or leaving Il
bowels oostiVe; A splendid easy purgattt
and perfect liver cure. 20 cents fanl
boxes (six In 0ne,) 81, sent by mail. Sold b,
all leading medicine dealers. Main dSptt
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, De.
philadelphia depot, oOI Arch street, Johnaol
Holloway 4 90 nov24N
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07

A Philadelphia youth, who Is learn
ing to play the cornet, Carncc pder-
stand why people will be so 0aitta ass.
Half dozen stray bullets Lave Htiy
come through his window.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07

There's one thing" said an old mer.
chant, that never yet knew to get
tired of standing, no matter how long
1T stood-and that is an outstanding
debt"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07
Trunks and Travelling Bags
/. A. CONNER.

D. A. CONNEB,
Reliable harness and trunk manufacturer
has removed to his new store,
no. 4 W. FOURTH GT. near MaFkag
whore you will find the largest assortment IL
tho city. Ladies' and gentlemen'g pocket
books and ladies' shopping bags, and sold rs
reasonable pricea. Prompt attention paid &c
repairing trunks and travelling baVs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07
JULY SRA nKS.
Jolly reading for Jolly Persons.
Collected from our Exchanges,

Collected from our Exchanges.
THE BUTTON pODGE.
He drifted into Phil McGovern's So
loon the other evening, wiped his fore
head, felt around in his pocket with {
pheasant smile:
swell, as 1t seems l have lust OH,
ten-cant piece left to- lay III take Q
drink"
When the four fingers of Antioch
nerve tangler bad been secreted in his
remotest recluses, the consumer FUN
oled among his keys and laid some.
thing on the counter. AS he did 80 he
started and said, with amazement:
Great Scott! just look at that?"
II see it, sal a the barkeeper, scorn-
fully regarding the alleged dime.
TITS suspeDder button.
What of it?"
Well l didn't look at it before. lust
telt 1t In my pocket, and I'm blamed if
1t didn't fool me.
Ahem suppose you'll have to put
the drink on ice until tomorrow. III
drop in and fix it,"
"Oh of course you will Here take
this" and the cocktail retailer handed
over q needle and thread.
"What' that tori"
"Whv, Or you to sew on that button
right ." Otherwise you might make
a mis- aAnagain this evening somew here
else
- us1 sew her on strong"
But the patty with the button was
very much insulted, and went out
that they didn't know how
to treat oCe of the most prominent citi.
lens in the pioneer business nohow.-I
San Francisco Post.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07

MUSEUM, HOTEL & POOL ROOM
WI Chadwlck's Museum b Hiding, cor.
tlantic and Ohio Avenues, Atlantic lily,
N. j., lhe handsOmest ami coolest pool room
on the Island, tables complete, boarding
and lodging by day OF week, reasJnsble;
your patronage is solicited AMI you will be
happy when you coma. ". rHAUK OOZ
EMS, Proprietor. j327 6td-4tw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07

r CSr-ON SUNDAY EVENING, JULY
IL Ind, child's gold locTet and chain,
with initials M A. s. on clssp, on Ada ms
street between 7th ant 8th A suitable re-
ward will be paid BY leaving 1t a:7f4 Adams
street jy6--t#
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07

A FIRST GLASS CnANUG FOR A
IN young man to learn the photograph
business We will take one young man t,
lie I'm the business; one that re jtdeI with his
parents preferred, and zones we'll re CONNIE nj
ed. Address or apply in persjn to SutterIey
& Co sol Market St. jeS-4t
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The old lady didn't mean it To- :. Ike
when she read a notice of "Blahec shirt
store, and wondered if the poor man
hadn't anybody to mond it,
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TOIVIDENp.
dividend.

DIVIDEND.
- WILMINGTON, Eel, July 8, 1882.
The Board Of Directors of the Nationa
BaLk OF Wilm Dgton and Brandywine have
this day declared a dividend 90 psr cent.
for tho Iat six months, ending June 80, pay
able on demand. o. NO WLAND,
iy5.3t Cashier
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07

DIVIDEND.
- WILMINGTON. Del, July 8, 1882.
The Directors Of the Wilmington Naviga.
ton Co., have this day declared q dividend Of
one dollar and fifty cents per share, payable
to stocV hOlderson and after the 18th Inst.
jyF-l0t q. RICHARDSON, Treasurer.
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A CERTAIN YOUNG LADY

wrote to q popular young clergyman OF
Toronto that he had converted her soul
to grace, that she was ready to lay her
fortune at his feet, that she loved him
deeply, passionately, and that her hand
was his if he would take it. To which
the clergyman replied:
"My Dear Miss, give your soul
to God, your fortune to the poor, and
keep yonr hand until some man asks
for it"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-07

For fine frames go to Sutterley & Co
Photograph gallery, 1902 Market street
they have the largest stock in the city
Price very low.
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