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TIE message Of Governor Murray to

rur message Of Governor Murray to
,,hat the Ogden Pilot styles "that branch
" y the Mormon Church called by courtesy
th, Utah Legislature" is an able docu-
~ ,,t o' considerable length, but one which
".. f;.ar will be but small ingredient in the
.on,lexion of the laws enacted by that
h,ly OF sanity Legislators. A house Of
correction for little criminals, law, by
which the sale of Intoxicating liquors may
h. better regulated, measures to the prompt
arrest and certain punishment of criminals
,nd a more perfect free school system, are
among the good things recommended.
The governor after pointing oat the cor.
re.ti, N in Utah OF church and state with the
church served lengths ahead, says: "Do
you believe that the Government Of the
limited States with all its humanity will
much longer forbear to assert its authority
in support of its absolute and undoubted
sovereignty? The Church is supreme in
It's proper sphere-spirtual affairs. The
Governmenti is supreme in its sphere-tem.
,ral affairs. The claim for Church SOW
creiynty in temporal affairs, in the slight
est degree even, Is grevious mistake, a
forbidden claim. Its abandonment may
sh,tter cherished hopes in the breasts OF
some to whom speak but it Is mistaken
claim, ana the cAcTGisc ~ auliAa'lt ehS'C
under is illegal and destructive
If bv act, you, in the exercise Of your
authority as law makers, and as In my
opinion it is your sworn du'y, fail to adjust
this grevious wrong, abiding peace, sc
much needed arid abundant prosperity
with its attendant blessings, can never be
long to the good people of Utah until ths
h,g of the United States Is universally re-
sarded as the symbol Of absolute sover
eighty"
After polishing up the tithing business
he saws in regard to polygamy: "Tht
system of plural wives, properly definet
in .hc common law as polygamy, was, b,
Act Of Congress of 1862, denounced as I
crime. The constitutionalitv of this Ac
has been fully sustained by the Supreme
Court of the United States. 1t bein:
claimed that the people of Utah are law
abiding people, submit, as necessar,
sequence, that you, as their representative
should enact laws in accordance there
with"
In referringtoIthe right ofdower he says
"Sheer justice demands the right Of do we
for wifei,ood Unjust discrimination, un
rest and untold suffering follow its denial
Every enlightened argument favors 1t. 7
grant the elective franchise and deny IL,
right Of dover is entirely inconsistant
is ienied in no State or Territory excer
where something better is given. Ih
dover to the wives Of Utah will receiv
my cordial approval"
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70 coNsvE7TlVEs.

Consumption, that >''onrEc o! huha'HV'
is the great dread o, the human family, in
all civilized countries.
| feel confident that ! am in possession OF
the only sure, intAllabi. R"medv-now
known 10 the rro!t'~>in inn--t"r the positive
and speedy cure OF that dread disease and
il, unwcl,omc concomitnnt-, viz. fWa'yH,
,1s>hU,y. Byouckitis, .Nrr-oHs D'h''t:, dr.,
&c. / may be called an old f".,v | believe
In medicine. Twenty eight wears nt eXpc'
rience as a busy practitioner, in the best
Consumption Hospitals of the Old and
New World has taught me the value OF
pro,er medication, both kr1 and ro"sf'f"
i;ova, in the C",r o; this great enemy OF
our race. have found it. But am di
crossing. | started out to say to those
suffering with Consumption or any ct tht
| above malatlies, that by addressing me- they
shall be put in possession of this great boo,
,yfho1 charge, and shall have the bencti
of INV experience in thousands OF cases sue
| cessfullv treated. Full particulars. ulrec
tions for preparations and use, and all nee
essary advice and instructions for success
full treatment at your own home, Will b'
received bv YOU bv return mail, free
charge bv addressing with stamp or stamp
ed self-addrcsSed envelope
DIR. NJ. +. BELL
| l61 n. CALVERT ST, BALTIMORE, Md.
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A., churches have been closed at Por1
..;s m account Of smallpox.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-01-14
Awoman's Experience.

Mothers and Daughters should tee'
,,.r,nod ] when WEAKNESS constantly or'
n,.s nressss them. III am fre,ful from eX.
+. H't; s.a;no from m face, Parker's Ginger Tonic;
s gives quick relief 1t builds ,, me up, up ana ana
Awe dives AWAY pains with wonderful certain
w. Buffalo lady.
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1r IS reported, but not generally credited,
,.., chin Chin Chan, one Of the students
...alled last May BY the Chinese govern.
vent was recently beheaded for his persist.
ent attachment to Miss Sherman OF New
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-01-14

Orders hav;, been received at New Or
leans from San Francisco To provide ireigh,
room in March, ana April for 10000
bushels of wheat tn Great Britain, This
wheat to be shipped from California to
New Orleans by t;ie Southern Pac'h'
r.. thence hv steamer to its destination.
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RESOLUTION introduced by Hoar, for
..ssd the Senate Monday.
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Elegance and Purity.

Ladies' who appreciate elegance and pur-
itv are using Parkcr's Hair Bal>am. 1t is
the best article sold tor restoring gray hair
to its original color bcaut: and lustre.
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r,,r value Of live stock and fresh meat
exported from New York for the year end
E..a Nov. 3oth, 1881, was s 'o,5sa,So0.
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! neatre was crowded last night n, ,ho so,o
~ seats Tor the first appearance ~ M
uusng,ry. Box u was sold IA Cha,ios
Wyndham. Of the famous beapty's ,r n'1,ae'
,oi W.. =, c, and II brought ssa 40
"uu Sio each. Seven first choice scat,
were bought for $3.50 each. Tho o,h ,@es
sold Tor from $3.50 to Sl450 aceord Gr"e -
s soSs.on' The sale was the NOS, sncr 1 -
'u' OF the Kind ever held in New YORK
j. THERE TO RI LANGTRY IAw.s,.,7,
CHICAGO, October ga sens,,;on L..
pech promised when Mrs. Lanc1ry ~
'er>t! LILY. arrives here. II seems go.
y, ago she was announccd 10 ANN -,
MVN lcNer's Theatre. and extensive -, ,.o a.
Ist'ohS were made for the cyclt. tn. -
h'ns II has been learned that .be IN ,,I',.
.eh engagement solely at Havorly's M
manager ol McN icGer's i. unable f. occo,,r,
Tor The vac'lafions q Mr.. Abbey. ,nsna,.n,
OF the Jersey Lily, and il now seems ilclr
me ne. VIII nave an opportunity - fia1Ire in .
Ihie"go court totell what She know aio,',
nioNen contracts. Young Horace McViclcr
j. manager q Haverly's 5, and the proiersion
i on a broad grin over TIE men; manner ~,
whioh he has "doue up The ola man ;, o.
loi's'ailcd his parent on the LANDRY hnsi'
ness. -N! "u>r
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The Situation I'm Fern.

UNSATISFACTORY CONDITION OF AFFAIRS
CALpEION REFUSES TO coSCEDE TO TIE
GILLIAN DENASDs-A PITEOUs THOUGH
TRUTHFUL STATEMENT, &C.
PANANA. October 25.-The news from
Peru i unsatisfactory. The Montoneros
continue their raids on friend and foe. and
the Chilians continue TO capture them and
10 hang and shoot them in dozens. Social
ed leading politicians hang back, and Garcia
Cdlderon. who. through the intereession Of
Mr.. Logan, has had the opportunity offered
him to sign the peace, now refuses
10 concede the Chilian demands,
which have 81 late boen wonderfully
moderated. The Chilians' offer to assume
the settlement Of all foreign claim, has
brough, into the field 4 host Of claimants.
The condition OF affairs has at length
brought 10 the front 2 man who viii speak
the truth. IcliIas. formerly The Minister
II War Of Pierola. then captured by Chi
lians, then released on parole. which he
broke, and lately commander in the North,
has called q congress OF the seven northern
departments in order 10 determine il
peace should not lie made. In the
proclamation be has issued he urges
the necessity for peace, and concludes
bv one OF The mos; piteous though truthful
statements any public man has ever yet
had 70 make 10 his follow-countrymcn
After describing IT length the course he
has pursued and the events which have
brought about the ruin II the country. he
says; " nder present circumstances all
Who wish 10 impose their ideas en- the
country by force are traitors. a. al-o are
those who seek 10 take advantage OF the
national misery TO preserve their criminal
power in order 70 continue their horrible
work Of inspiring party hatred- and keep
ing in power al the expense q the blood
Of people. Let u, sincerely and truly De
united for once. Let u throw aside mise
r5ble party passion and ndeayor TO save
our country from q common danger. The
public men Of Peru have brought ahou,
her ruin ty constantly GtcciSin- TIE pub
lic. 4 ,o-ccilcd honor is .pokcn II which
iWpclc> any pcaCo9lls arrangement by
rcdiDg territory, and i'm order no' t. code
That piece oi territory which represents
handful o, -oll-tho source ci All CUP pat
corrcptiou-Wc allow thr enemy, ill-
- lv from Tumhez on tie north
10 the Loa on tLa south; our homo,
80 De- burned. and Our Lcar'A~ desc
Grated. AID our temple, pro'aoel. and
our mother. daughters. and sisters 81 De-
i1eult,i. ~ order 70 Sustain thi, fa'.e
honor the Gillian lash is allowed tofl'I M
avenged ou our do'cncci.s- brethren, and
ty this false houortle widows md orphans
II those N'p died h0Iouh'y iu The field
and Who are now da.onc.ie-- and 81 ihe
mercy Of the cnomy are allowed % beg
livelihood from hi, charity. All. voV tIli-
De-, WARRIOR, vou llr-roor patriots, you
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Erier News Items.

,r.r,n A. Co.. general >torcke pcr>' oil
-. Ca.aire. Quebec. 1--we t;.ued. WIN .'-'-
lu.ti.- aIn0uut.u. 90 ~J0.o'''
Nj. Ella Cullom, daughter Of Governor
c-rr-n. Of Illinois. Wa, married i'.,>'''S
ni,h, 10 William Brid-'cy III S!''"-'' '''
Illr'r.
,r,. custom, surveyor las seized 'elen'y-
IL. r-,rbinc.. the property OF l"'
,t-t.,l.r 4 wilson >,W,n--Aachinr = ,I"-
,.,nv. OF Toronto, Canada, lor DAu''' '''-'
ton.
Prescott. lArizona' dispatch ~:
.. ....,..,.-i, uc,y> received Il he1il uai '.''
- cnrCr,n, tie r,Qor! That ',rh'I',.
,--..t hu, eGe,;ually stopper l", No.
outbreak that u one 'i''''
III. I'd san Carlo,.
.r.. U;or,. OtFciq' lima. Peru V, .,.'.'.,
-..,- ,.t,e. m sccouut oi TIE lat c'''''i.',i
-.'.,,,..n the British steamer NH,l.' .',''
49, ,.,i.n -goauor Bcria NJ IAN .''l',.
Ne ,qtt.r sank immediately a.'" ''' IT,
49,. ,iloi aul five s..i,.' y'i'5"'''
cl11e escaped uuAuIi.
.,.,.onel rcucoutre took place ~ 80,
y - ,.-,.~. ~ IAN Antonio. -tNi- -"
y. ~ h,fw.en Attorncy-Genel'i ~
~ Of Tcxa>. end II. c. CTincf, "a " a o.
- ~, 1rdre Turner fined them - ~ -.
ll..... -, followed bui ifiel"' 49,
. orr I'D I'm End settled tie difficulty
r,e Brotherhood Of Locomo;HIT, , i,pS,-
d. -. lion al Louisville, on J ue'u"3
nc.L,', !" me following oiJeeGs.: ' s,'0 e.
e.eo' rd rnqincer. 7. Payciie' pi' ,,'gn ~,
bf.''" Cherries. Quebec; Seyo"a
Pom, - r Nils. Division I'D, ,. ....'l
ant L. q,bird = si>-an', {. H. ''-'' '''
II 5y. =. Louisville.
~, ,o,,,vta- Organizations ,fe ~ g,t-
The io-.' ,t1Tny. \. y TUESDAY 4 hg p.
Pof. and s,ock Tlceranh C@mi amy ~ ~ ,, ",
4ofs % 80. g. e, NO. yl' y Tas HE !: "a
incresslaa .. \ ne r3ited states, ca9a ,i,G
5ad 5osia,e, . Iss e cs@pany, Of OZARK
ana ,H- t,.','fial, q 10000 ,,.n.
town. W., o tse thai q join IIoPS saiTss 40o o
DurinTr a W. Nd, io' TIE .i leuas'' wa
day 5,. ~ Il cane out tni "a. a NARY JUDGE
made g aaIe u iiD an A. ai Becs sa1' Ii
ID s snadsy night and il -A' 'V'''' -
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christine Nilsson.
ARRIVAL or THE SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE -.
NEW YORK. OK Tr-rer,.,.

Ni''"' Al OF the SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE -.
NJ" YORK on TUESDAY.
Madame Christine Nilsson. after ~, ~.
SCI 10 Europe for eight wears. arrived u,
New York on Tuesday morsin., ~, l,C'..I
The Laura NJ. Stmin. This !, her four,}'
'I'H 70 TINS country. Her first ar.uear.r,co
was IN 1870. She returned in thc virter
81 lS5i-'2 and 1874. Hcr afroora,c.
VIII lee solely in concerts. and bcr or,sa,,o-
mem VIII last about six months, ,he Viii,
~ IT. apptar m Boston on November 1T.
l"o concerts VIII bc given there. the Sec
V'" one bclug "a matinee on the After
noon ol November 4th. From There she
SveS 10 lhFce or four towns in New Eng
iAnd, ana tIcn 10 Baltimore and Phuad.i.
''". hcT appearance in New York win
Lt al StrnNay Han on the evening" %
NOV thocr 18TH. and the Afternoon az De-
V'H 'oeT "a When She viii proceed % CHI
ca-' ana San Francisco, -toppu- II >tya-
ItA points GA route. il viii De- Der fir,i ap-
lH'iance IN >an francisco. >l-rar Bc
= ucnje, Who arrived on the Ala>ln. WILDE
l"c baritone ~ Tie company. End the
music viii be furnished Joy the NauleI.-
>otn 0'lntcitc Club 81 Boston.
ID an interview With the reporters On
-hirloard she said:
"Oh. is Oscar Wilde hcrc:" Sic a.kod.
Il >hall hc delighted - see him. Ia, De
III his hair yet: W hat on earth j, ae do
ing over l,rc:"
Makia- money!" was thcro,pou.o.
W bat 90 you think q NJ. Wide
madame: :"
why. ! think le is a-. Oh. biz,
you mustn't publish iAi,."
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
10 TIn DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Six Men Killed and Others Wounded By Fire.
works in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF G old
Water Drinkers ia New York and Louis-
ville-Destructive Fire In DctroIt-Ameri-
can Institute 81 Archiieefs-An Alabama
Doctors Suicide-PerEvian Affairs: The
Situation UHsafisfactOry; 4 Man Who
Speaks the Truth-An Anarchists Threat
10 Murder President Grovy-McNican Rail-
way Maftcrs-Te-ri5lc Gale on the English
Coast; Marine Disasters and Loss CT Life.
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r....,- -il.H, october -5.-The ium-
~ '''''' . IN. --al.l % \. B1ckols, Jr.. &
- ', .-. .urord h-t night. II employed
go ~ and COS. SljJ, 0)0. Nearly 10000
e.; f1y -. ~ : t,mler was buried, on which the
loss Z: 60, 'V'
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THE ENGLISM ErArrv
How Mr.. langtry was Received 49,,
Arriving in America.

The Inevitable oscar widr Pres,,,-,,n.
preston Made by she "Jcrsey I,x-
Not >"2'rle'iNoly Beautiful in
America-How She Dr,ss.a
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W, VIE she could not testify against him.
The clergyman sent for refused 10 perform
The marriage ceremony.
, sixty Mormon missionaries passed
through Cheyenne, W. T., Wednesday.
bound Tor Europe. Most Of them appear
10 DC coarse and ignorant.
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NAxsrIrlp, o.. November 2o.1ssl.

hANsFIELD, o., November 2C.1ss1.
Genilemcn,-I have suffered with pain in my side
and back, and great sorenes, on nv breast, with
.hootng pain. all through ny body, attended with
great weakness, depression Of spirits and loss Of
ppe,lte. Ihavo taken scvcral dlfcrontmcliciner.
and WIS treated 10y prominent physicians for ny
liver kiency-, and spleen. tut got no r1iG. /
thought woald try BROWNS IRON EIrrras. ]
lave now taken orc otaeand q hair and aa ,oou.
vdl-paiu IN side and back an ronc--mcac-s all
ont Of my breast. and have @ good appetite ana
am gaining in strength and a,.h. II can Justly Pc
called ,he King gm1ficiaee.
JONI l.. aLILvorE
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GEOwN's IRON BlTrERs

and taking il regularly according to directions.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. 90 ToB'R 25, 1889
10y Telegraph

steamer Iurav. Schcfmerhorn. ola Point and
Hampton. wercba ndisc and passengers. tbcsa-
reake and Ohio Railway Con- pany land sailed on
rcturnl.
steamer ACcomac. Dclk. merchandise and pas
scagCr.- >withtcid. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company and sailed on rr'urnl.
steamer pamlico, Bourne >miihicli. merchan-
disc and passengers
steamship hauawha. Greenwood. New York
ligi.t. fo ioal coal
StoluIshin ilcs-sv. scott. taiNf sion for hcNa |
cotton. pnt in for fuc' coal.
Steamship Salisbury. Davidson New York for
Rio. general WCchlgdisc. pr in 20 nni.h loading
with flour lnd cntl.
steamship state Of Texas. Rich, Galveston f,r
New lork. eco TN, par iu fYr fue coal land pr
cccdcs
schooner NJ. ". Ch'd. Toncy. o. load cosi for
Boston.
SAILED.
steam llp Finrlicy. Eatt. Nn-f lk. ia ballast. 10
inrd COTTON. ilyi fatfu cool fufl.
Schooner ". 8. long. owen. New York. Goa
Chesapeake ald ONTO LlivH company.
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8ty.WAyVye,

MuwarEEF, October 25.-Fiour In fair de-
wand; srrislg grndcs. 44ase; winicr<, ssea
cash and Octoh,r: Noyefnbcr csc: No. Mi
wankoe. soc Corn steady aud hrmcr. No 2
zoe: rejected. Csc. Oats quict and shade ersier
No. p 35c.: wh,te. Ssa37c. Pork irregular
mess s2a,75 cs n ana ecto'cf 81 9.8D November
Lartl-Prune steam. sll IS cash ard octoler
81 20 November. Iiogsb at SG.25@s6.75.
NEw YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. October % Cofi0E-Na receipts,
25J bales: gross receipts. 1897 balcs. Iniurcs
clCScd weak; ssies. lSe coo bales; October
$1,000; November. slo.4sAsl O.49; Deeemser,
sl0.4Saslo.f9. Jauuary. -i0.57N Us
February, s1o.Gs9sI0G3; March, sf0.rsfs
slO.7e; April. sio.9O@siO.9i; May, sl1es
sll.OI: Jane. sfl.lINsll.l2 July, sli.22t9
sll.23; August. sI1.8IGsl1.32.
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SOLD EY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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PoRT OF RICHMONn, oc1orEn IS. Iss2.

Schooner T. W. Walters. Jackson, Alexandria
grlln. Gal,ego Mills Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail. mcrchaud disc, and PASSENGERS. /. 2. Tatum
Schooner MaryRnev. Riley. Philadelphia ria
James river, wood aud lies. Cunts Parker.
schooner harics Lawrence. Somcrs. New York
coal Chesapeake and OHIO Railway Company
vessel. Quits Parker.
schooner NJ 4. C1rron. Carroll. Philadelphia
rim James river. ties. Curtis & Parker.
coal. GtryR, SforrS.
schooner flls N. Barnes, Rose. New York ria
lower james river, Curtis x Parker.
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4 Chat With the Beauiirui Actress

The mum or q; interviews She rcoerou.lv
accorded thc representative ~ The nc,.,.
err press must have proved a .istrcSsinc
dan work ior The fair actress. The New
York papers of Tuesday were flled wit,
interviews with ana descriptions 81 Do
lady. The correspondent Of the Philadcl.
paa Tines writes Of Der reception As FOL.
lows:
Mr.. Lang'iv arrived TODAY and created
q irroTe. lcD- before DAYLIGHT >,oar,.
hoa. containing Ecnry Z. Abbey. (b,ria.
A. NCn0uD. Oscar V llde. and forty othor.
moved down the North river 10 ineef ~
steamship Arizona and tie beauty. 0ntbc
trir dowu O>o.T Wilde was thc centre ~
attraction. bic wore 2 s.-c-yYcon oy.rco,t
N.co WIN iur. Observation-Disclosures
coa,. 3 >almon-co,orOd uccAhandkerchiG
au 8 t"c->iorl brown felt hat. Al;o-etbcr
be- was ma 81 ul for the occasion. huf - hi.
fov i1c hair WAS rumpcd ~ rc winl bo
became more ar Object OF ridicule than of
beauty. The member, oi The rcce,.fion
committee Wtre " GuvcT>" Of noisri.fv
80. Oscar hac anything lUi pleasant tim
Il h' Was O.. all sensitive. Just a, Inv hrol-t
tae Arizona N~> sighted at Qaarntiu. AND
fa' -nd began Playing &c lhc Glrl LIZ
b a.-a ". .u sir. hy a.. wav. which p--
cI aVlllud.3 4. After the hclth-oG.rer
hai examined Che passengers and crow at
thc u,om.n- vessel Nr>. Lau-jy and her
travelling ..ll .-ilr. Mrs. Iabouclrrc
arr AIRED ~ gee u.per deck q 'be Arizona
and TIE Iecl len committee 20 one, aQ-
y.re-i Cu her.
THE JERSEY lily.
~t, e. woman - ui3d.. l..-ht. with q
v.'l-j,Yt.oita figure. and d. tr>, >i-Ht she
.r.
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UNSATISFACTORY CONDITION or ArFAIRs-
CALpEEON REFrSEs TO cONCkDE To TIE
GILLIAN DENANDs-A PITEOUs THOUGH
TRUTHFUL ETATENFNT, &C.
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ERoyN's IRON RrTrrRs.

GEEK HEALTH
AND AVOID SICKNESS.
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LYnchburG Tnir.

PINE DISPLAY AND LARGE Crowd PRESENT.
Especial tcloZram 10 The D.spatch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, October 2j.-The Fair
here opened to-day with q fine exhibit Of
stotR and an unusually large general dis
play. The crowd in attendance was large,
and there were many fresh arrivals to-day.
The weather has been splendid. and the
track is in excellent condition for racing.
The opening prayer to-day was by Rev.
Z. :. Gregory. Of the Episcopal Church.
the address being delivered by Colonel
Lawrence :. Narye.
In the uotting race, best two in three.
Bradshaw, bay mare Nellie e., Of this
city, won in three straight heats; second
money going To Belle OF Richmond horse.
Time, G:22.
The running rare was won by Auburn,
entered hy Go-.ge Cooper, Of Culpepcr;
Clara, entered Roy \. :. Mcdaniel. Of Rich
moud. taking second place.
Tomorrow viii Doe the big day. Among
The fast hor.cs entered are several from
Richmond, Uaearstovn. Nd, and other
points.
The city j., crowded with visitors.
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1Iur. c.mrNr AND rLAsrEE.

LlME.--chooner ha-gle
Ia ~. ai8rsian iust arrived With "a ir'eh csft3 ~
d. -r,...i .tf;l~,- EpDkLAND LINE. b n ne
~ -e NANSEB IOulE,
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
"WEDNESDAY. October 25. 1882.

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BROWNS IRON HlTTEE~

composed OF iron in solamefarIn; clncioua ihc
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NEW YORk CorruN FuTNRks.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MATURE ALMANAc-ocTonEr 20, 1857.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-07-28

Many self-madc man would have
done better by himself had he let the
contract out to somebody else.