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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II s LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T.. March
" 80, lSS,.-Notice is hereby given that SHE
KLAMATH (Indianl, has filed notice of intention
to make final proof before the Judge, or ia Ills sb.
sence the Clerk of the Probate Court Mt his Office.
in Friday Hsrbor W. r.. on Friday, the 18th day nj
May, A. -. 1888, on Homestead application No
273s for the lots !, and of see Is, Up 80 y, Il 5
west.
He names las Witnesses Fred 10, es, William
Douglas A. II. Mcl ure and Ella PapJlion, all OF
San Juan, w. II.
45w JOHN f. CONVEY. Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. T. March
" %, 1873 Notice IL hereby gircn that Lnoch
May has filed notice of intention to make final proof
beitre III. Ju'g or in his abseuce the J. rk Of the
Probate Court. at his Office Ia Friday Hsrbor. W.
T., on Friday. the 10th day OF May, A. ID 1893, oil
Homestead application No. 27S0 for the half of S
quarter, aud half Of Sc quarter of Sec. IL, TIP.
81 n, II 2 west.
He names a. witnesses; John H. Bowman and 10.
seph Sweeney. of Friday Harhor, W. r.. and A. J..
Adams and G. W. Shattnck, Of Orcas bland W. T.
35w JOHN CONVEY Register
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-05-05
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

4. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T., March
" 10. ss3.-Sotice il hereby given that Law
renee Kelly has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the Judge, or In his absence the
clerk nf the District Court ut his Office in laconn,r
r.. on thursday. the 81 day uf May. A. u. 1885,
on Homestead application No. 1879. for the lots 8.
ard n y Of Il a of Sec H. Up IS N, X east.
lie names witnesses: john ". Shrvcr John
sullivan, William Payne aud Sol shriver, all Of
Guemas Island, W.
25w JOHN f. CONVEY, Register
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NOTICE.

L. s LAND OFFICE, OLYMPIA, W. t.. March O.,
1888 Complaint havi4g been enter at this Otto"
by KENNETH MCDONALD against EDWARD EUS
TACE for abandoning his ii mestead Entry No
1896, dated May 9 1878 upon the lot of Soc. ,, aud
lots 2, 5 and 6 OF Section ii, Township IS north.
Range 3 west, in San Juan emmy. Washington
Territory, with view 10 the cancellation OF said
entry the said pa ties are hereby Summoned to ap
pear this office the goth day of April 1883, nj
10 O'Clock A. NJ. to respond aud furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment; and It app ar
ing to satisfaction that personal -erv'e hereof
cannot be male service will b. made 10y publica
ton, posting and mailing. according to Rules ID
and IA Of Practice in L. \. District Land Office.
john +. CONVEY Register.
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WHEN yon visit Seattle. call at the Pu
get Sound Hat and Cap Store and dealer
IN gents furnishing goods, and select from
a large and fashionable assortment, at
reasonable prices. Commercial street
Sign OF the Big Hat.
Aft f. NYER.
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A. A. DoHERTy, DENTIST

Has pt rma nently located in Whatcam W.. T. He
will visit the Islands, and the SamiSh and Nooksack
countries at stated Intervals. 3u
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Setting ~ Mamss gvssss taam gss* ssefess

Collins
Garden We will kinds Produce
h n We
We will
of
WHOLESALE BOTTOM PRICES
for we'll
acknowledge this
WE BUY AND SELL ALL OUR GOODS STRICTLY FOR CASH.
an be
J.&G CACHES PRICE CASH STORE.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
Lot Your Light shine.

Mr.. John ". Higgins. the chairman Of
the Committee on Light, has made quite an
cnyiable reputation in the production oi
hi. minority report on the ga> question n
considered by the Joint Committee on
Light and Finance appointed bv the Coun-
ell 10 devise means for securing cheaper
and better Eas.
In dissenting from the views 81 the ma
iortv % the committee Mr.. Higgins pre-
mred an extensive and exhaustive report.
and number Of copies were printed.
some of them fell into the hands of other
committees In distant cities, and q demand
was made for them. Baltimore and Cir
cinnati papers alluded 10 the report. and
engineers and men employed n the manu-
factura of Gas found i'm it facts and figures
tbat they could find nowhere else.
The authorities OF The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. apIrcciaiing the
importance Of The report. 80 far n II eX-
planned the superiority Of coal-gas. deter
mined 20 have an edition Il the report
printed for gratUitou> distribution. and
have issued the orders necessary 70 carry
ont the idea.
The Committee on Light are still wrest-
ling with the problem Of cheap gas. and in
4
pointed q Subcommittee. consisting ~
Ne,.r~. HIGGINS. Cren,haw, and Bowie.
whose duty il shall be TO consider the eX-
pediency oi amending the gas ordinance so
u o. establish q schedule of prices ranging
from Sl.Jo per 1000 cubic feet down 10
Sl.25. 10 take effect from the 1T Of Janu-
airy. 1884. the price 10 hc regulated accord
ing 10 the quantity. n,ymed. This COM
mittee will sci % work 10 once. and push
their labor, Us vigorously as possible. and
report at their earliest convenience. In
connection with the subject Of light the
following table viii be found interesting
NErher or consumers who uce 5000 feef or
gas Der month. 4 4
NHrltrr q consumers who use lu-tto itcl II
-a- per u Iuill-.-...--.- 70
Number 1f uu.crs who use l5.Ouu rect OF
gas rer u NTH. ..-.--. 90
Number 0f consumers who use -3.uNN feel OF
Cl- urr .-..- -
Numtcr ~ Consumers Wh1 use JuOvo ices ~
gas pep month. ...--.----.- q
Number NJ consumers Who Use lNU-uNl Iett lI
gas per month ...------..-
Colonel Douglas, Of the Richmond and
Danvilie Railroad Company. has apIliedfoT
the Introduction Of .a,-main 10 The new
freight depot building Of the company.
The depot is 1aG feet long, and it viii take
a GOOD deal OF gas TO light it.
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Haunted Hall.

one more argument. il any more indet
were wanting. q, TO The necessity OF new
Cltv Han /, The fact that the present SON.
brc and ,hadv-locking structure is haunted.
The hobeoblin, and restless spirits DO not
stalk abroad. nor are they visible 10 me
naked eve. but certain il j. that time ana
aoain. when the evening shades have added
to the gloom that linEeT, lovingly always
abou, the Office, IN the city Hail. sounds
unusual have been heard 20 ring out clear
and distinct. y few nights ago one OF The
best men in the service Of the city. being
detained until q late hour ~ Bis de~k,
locked his office and stepped into
tie hallway. Everything vs. quiet
except in the iury-room. from whence
there came cieasy and distinct sounds Of
fer.cturmoil. Calling the ianitor the clf!
official opened the door'and saw-noihng.
Everything was in order. and 10 signs OF
sounds Of living presence remained. j ne
spooks had been az wcrk-nothinS else
I For some time these strange sounds have
been beard by visitor, as well as officials,
( first I'm one part Of The building and then
! IN another: but no reasonable cause could
+ be assigned Tor their existence. Hurry up
I the new City Hall, and get rid oi the
.pooks. haunts. and evils q The old barn
now improperly called City Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-07

BAsE-BALL.-The famous Red Stocking
Baseball Club, Of Boston, viii visit Rich
mond next week and play four games with
the Kiebmonds. The latter Club has been
greatly strengthened by the addition Of
several foreign players, making the nine
much stronger than it was last year. Par
ties who saw the Red Stockings when they
last PLAYED here, eight years ago, will re-
member what fine organization they are.
The management Of the Richmond Club
have arranged for these games. so ~ 10
give the patrons Of the national game a
treat. The new grand stand will be ready
for the accommodation Of ladies accompa-
MED by gentlemen.
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TbeIotip Rear of the Arrnory.

The Common Council at it. lat meeting
voted % buy the lot in rear Of the Armory,
moved bv the firm conviction that next
wear we viii be compelled 10 have an in
dustrlal exposition, il we wish 70 keep
along with the cnterprising cities in this
country o. our rank.
The investment is not proposed for the
benefit Of the First regiment chiefly. but
for the Advancement Of the city's good as q
manufacturing centre. The gentleman who
holds the property j. not speculator-he
does not wish 10 sell in the way Of money
making.
II we are 70 have an exposition, the
Aunory hall and such an annex a. could
be built fronting Marshall street would
well serve the purpose, at least till we are
able 20 build grander hall.
The matter viii come up for considera-
ton at the next meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen. and If they believe that we
ought 10 have an exposition next year-ii
they believe that il viii do the city good 10
have it--they viii make the appropriation,
al ntbeFW iSe not.
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CaUitOi NOIcs.

The Governor has refused 70 pardon
John Bowen. who was convicted and SEN
tenceI % the penitentiary for th- murder.
several years ago. Of Posey Drew. the
keeper Of q dancc-hOusc In Cash Corner.
on Cary street.
He hl, also refused TO pardon Thomas
White. who is now serving q seventeen
wear, term iu the penitentiAry for burglary
committed in Chesterfield county IN le11.
White had previously served term in the
peni.enliary for a like offence. committed
Ia ~myth county in 1872.
He Yesterday appointed William /.
Harvey. ~ Nottoway county, sampler Of
tobacco At Centre warehouse in Peters
burg. i'm place OF Nj. b. J. Rogers. re-
signed.
Ed. Jones. Of Norfolk. convicted of
burglary. and sentenced To the peniten-
tilry. wa, pardoned yesterday hy the Gov
eruor.
His Excellency w, We'll enough yes-er-
dav 10 occupy hi- private office and see hl'
friends. He has been threatened with
Uneumcnig.
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IEBIG CONPANY's EXTRACT OF
MEAr-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAv0RING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LEBIG CONPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Anlnyalualie aud pslatalle tonic ia all eases
of weak digestion and debility. "ls d success
and a boon far which nations .hoalt feel crate
fu!~-see Medical Pres" Lancet Brit
tsh Medical journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Gcuuine only with The fac
sfmils ~ Baron Iie'Ig's signature IN blue INK
across the Label. This caution S. necessary
owing T. various cheap and inferior su.sil'
tuies 1eilg ga tae inarse'.
LIEBIG COMPANl's EXTRACT OF MEAT
70 De hal Of an storekeepcrs, Grocers- and
Chemist. sole areats for The United states
t~holss4le only, c. DAVID Coz Fenelureh
avenue, London, England. ap 2s-sa52i
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rVuT PuREsT AND BEST REMEDY
FNTR MADE.
1T u COMPOUNDED PROM HOPS, MALI,
uvCt,-. MANDR AKE. AND DANDEt ION.

IT l. COMPOUNDED PROM HOPS, MALI,
nrCis-. MANDR AKE. AND DANDEt ION.
Tho oldest. bcst. most renowned and valuable
madeleine Ia the world snd In addition ii contains
an the best and most elective curative properties
of an other remedies being the seaiesrliycr rcgu-
la,or blood puri6cr, and llfc and hoslthrcstorine
agent on earth.
Il gives new ufc and viror 20 Tie aged aud in-
Erm. To clergvmcn. LAWYERS. literary men, ladies,
and an whom scdcnicry eInrloymcuts cause irrosu-
larsiles of lhe Blood stomach Bowels or Kidney,
or who requirc aa appetizer. tonic.Nnd mild stimu-
liant 81 sinyaluabic. without being Intoxicating
No matter whaI your leeliags or symptoms are.
Or what tle disease OF aUmcat is, use Hop Ri,ters.
Dong wait uutil Won are SICK. bat Il you only feel
had ar miserable use the Bitiers at once. Il may
save your ufe. Hundred, have been saved by 50
doing. at "a moderate cost. Ask your druggist or
vhv,lcian. 10 noi suffer yourself. OF lei your
friends suffer. bui use and urge them 70 use Hop
Ritirs
IL van have lancncss IN Tie Joins. with Frequent
Mains ana acbes: nEmbness of the thish. scanty.
natafnl. and frequent discharge % urine. lied with
r.s. aud which viii tara red hy standing; a vora-
eions appetite and un4ucuchable uirst; harsh and
dry ssin: ol4mmy ion-ue. often darkly furrci;
swoilea and inGamci gums: drop,ical swelling Of
thcumh.: frequent attscss of biccoush; inability
o. void ODE urine and great faJigue in attempting
if-vsu are suffering from some form Of Kidney or
Urinar7 Complaint. such EnIGUT's DISEASE
Of ihe k.fueys stone or inflammation q The blad-
der. gravel and renal calcuu. diabetes srauguary
structure aud retention 4 the urine, and Eop By
ter.is ihe only REMEDY that win permanently care
you.
Ecmcm,c-, Hop Biuors is no vic, dragged.
drunken ros.rum. hut tho purest and best me,i-
cine ove- mele, and mo- person or family should De
without &C..
Donr r.sg amy of ,he highly landed s'uG with
Testimonials of great cure. hu: ask your neighbor
druggist pastor. or physicians. what Hon B,t.rs
las and cau do fo- you. and .os.i;
NH 3I-s1.Tu.ThEwIm
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FRESH Strawberries at PIzzISrs.
D0WY-TOwY MERCHANT having

A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having
n nassed several slocpless nights disturbed by
the agonies and cries Of a suffering child ana be-
coming convinced that MRS. WiNsLOW's
sOOTIING SYRUP was just the article needed
,-ocured .upqly for the child. ON reaching home
"a ,ror,iutiur his wife with what be had DONE
r. r,a,d 90 have il admin -tered 90 tie CHILD as
She was strongly In favor Of Homeopathy Iha'
NIGHT tbo child passed IN suffering ana the parcnls
,r,trcrt .leep. Returning home the day following
the f,tber found the baby stiH worse and While
co,temflatlng another sleeplcss night the mother
s,crnd from the room % attend 10 some domestic
duiiss and left the father with the child. During
hcr .heence he administered portion 81 The
Sootbing syrup TO the baby and said nothing
Thai nigh, an hands slept WE'LL and the iil1le iel-
| low a,yoke IN the morning bright and happy The
mother was delighted with The sudden and won
a.rful change aud although nj arst Offended AZ Tue
decep,ion praetieed upon her, has continued To use
the syrup. and suffering, cryiag babies aud restless
night. have disappeared. single trial Of tie ~
run never vet failed 20 relieve the BABY ana over
cone the ,r,judlces Of the mother
so'u ny a'' ap S-eodlw
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THE STANTON LIFE ASSOCIA
TON or VIRGINIA.
HONE OFFICE, sTAUNTox, VA

POLICIES GUARANTEED FOR THEIR FULL PACE
VALUE. POLICIES ISCOSIEsTiBLE. INsUKEs
OK ESDOwNENT PLAN. DON'T HAVE TO "DIK
TO WIN"
General JOHS ECHOfs President
DAVIS 4. kAYsEa. Nlcc-president.
HUGH ". MCfLHASY. ~ecretsry.
JOHN ". CARROLL. Treasurer.
r. MORTON, General agent.
Dr. A. ". FAUNILEROY, Medical Director.
Energetic and irasi JrthY agents who can fur-
ni4i gpfid business references none oihers leea
Apply wanted ga every couUty aud town ~ VIZ
glnlA, The ucs and attractive features ~ ttls
company VII mske tg.sery profitable h. I've man.
FOR further inf rmatiDn, terms Re-. address
I.t. MORTON. General Agent. or
II. n. McILHAA1, Secretary.
ap 3-codsw Staunton. Va.
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ALMOST A FRE.-An alarm OF fire was
turned in Yesterday evening about i:3o
o'clock from Box 50. corner OF Thirteenth
and Cary streets. The fire was found 10
be in the basement Of Courtney Il ArInis-
tead's oil and yarnish-store, No. l20s Cary
street. The department was on hand in
four minutes from the time the alarm was
sounded. and succeeded IN subduing the
flames quickly. The floors are saturated
with Oil, and a quantity Of this comDustlbe
material was stored nthe building, and the
wonder is that 4 big fire did not result. Az
IL was, The damage was triling, only the
flooring being injured.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Ixprc,TroNs v0R To-DAV.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States. threatening weather
and ram. northcrly TO easterly winds.
shifting 70 southerly during saturday. sta
tionary or lower temperature, slight Iise
followed by falling barometer.
- THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear, warm, and cloudy.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ. co;
Q A. NJ, 81; noon, 20; 2. NJ, Il; T..
NJ. 20: midnight, 90.
Mean temperature, 81.
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HOTELS ANpRo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

nOARD.-TO THOSE WISHING SUM-
ID MIR 30 ARD. 90 90 Ni.W GLASGOW y y
ou Virginia Midland raiiI04i. twenty mil.s north
of Lynchburg. Large. ai-y rooms; hne hWnsior
children and nurses. natural mountain scenery
conveyance 60 aud lroin dcpo-s any hour hcr -
for ladies' ridiug aEd driving tr,e from mu--
1uifoes. malaria chilis. fugs. and slckncss Ecnt-
rllly. FOR further parlcu.ars- sd.lsees
+. n. FON Lkk. New t'laseoM
an --6is Amherst county. "a.
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He Built Upon a BAD Foundation.

Experts have recently been called upon
10 examine the foundation upon which the
stone walls Of the new female ward at the
penitentiary were laid. They have dis
covered and reported that the stones were
put on "made esutb," which has con-
slantly been sinking since, and the masonry
is now badly cracked, and ought TO be
pulled ,iown. K had been erected TO
height Of about six feet, and II was pro-
posed to put heavy brick walls upon the
stone-work.
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Forn pound. ofDArrs for a5c. at Pizznrs.

WrroE's CoD-LiyER OIL AND LElE.-The
friend. of person. wl0 have been rc,t1red from
confirmed consumption i y the use of this original
rreparat.ou. ana TIE grateful parties themselves
have. by Recommending 10 aud acknowledging It,
wonderful efficacy. given DE article vast popu-
laritv TO- Ncv England. TIE Cod-Liver Oi is in
this continuation robbed of its unpleasant taste.
and rendered doully effective in hcinr coupled
vi,h the Lime. which is itself restorative prin-
ciue. supplying nature with just the assistance re-
quirei o. heal ana restore the diseased lungs.
A. b. WuE0E. Boston proprietor. sold by all
druggists.
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HENRlco PMITICs.-At meeting of the
Democrats oi Brookand district held at
Brun's the following committee was elect
ed fo nominate The county officers: T.s.
Rcdd. +. b. Tin,lev. II. V. B. Moore, W.
II. sands. Il. b. JoEe,. and John \. Moore.
The committee reporsd q follows: For
Supervisor. W. !. Mordccm; Magistrate
for Upper district. j. &. Blackburn; Mag
istrate for Middle district, ): Il: kennle !;
tI,0ietrote for Lower district. V. L. Floyd /:
Constable. F. b. Tins!ey; Overseer OF
Poor. +. c. Pollard. The report was
adopted.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
ResolUed. That we view every inde-
pendent candidate in thi> contest as an
enemy TO the true Democratic interest, and
we beg every Democrat TO vote for the
regular nominees.
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w HOLT RICHARDSON, IA
w. MERCHANT TAILOR. &
No. 10 SOKTH FOURTEENTH STREET, Yf
has just reserved ~A4A-
VARIED AeSOR rMENT OP CHoIcE~sOODS.
BOTb FOREiGA AND DOMESTIC,
which lac viii liste ap In le besi syi aud at very
moderate pfices.
Your patronage and influence are respectfully
soiicifed-s
CBkALEs u. RICHARDSON. hp 3-eod2w
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We would call the attention Of our
citizen. 20 the great auction sale OF books
now being held at No. 1914 Main street.
Tie stock is large. and comprises book,
ON every subject IN science. literature. and
art. sale, every evening. commencing
thi, evening aud continuing until stock j.
an sold
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LAZY OF LYoNs.-Lasi night Mozart Hall
was crowded with 4 full and fashionable
audience. present 10 witness the perform
snce of :. LADY, Of LyOns' by a company
con,nosad Of our hest amateur talent.
Tbc cntire cast deserve favor at the
hands Of the critics. Oolh lor acting ana
costumes, and in the fatterlng remarks
made by the many last night VINO enjoyed
the play received il unstlntlngly.
The proceeds will be devoted tothe ben-
eft of the Richmond Eve, Ear. and Throat
Infirmary. and 20 Judge from the size OF
the crowd the amount reahzed was hand.
some,
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will appear in his original creation, the
Phnnix. In this part be has won his
greatest fame. and 4 full house will no
doubt greet him.
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INTERVIEWS Last night at the Theatre
only fair house witnessed Milton Nobles's
comedy ..Interyiews.' The company is a
very good one. aud the many laughable
savings and good things with which the
pIay abounded were brought out yery
clearly. and were highly enjoyable. Mr..
Mobiles himself was as much at home a.
ever in making his points tell, and their
effectiveness was readily recognized in the
applause that time and again greeted him.
This afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock the same
play will be repeated, and tonight MOBILES
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BUCKINGHAM RAILROAD
ID CDMVANV.

Notice IS hereby given that spcci1l meeting OF
tie STOCKHOLDERS or THK BUCKINGHAM
RAILROAD COMPANY has been called. o be
held al the company's Office. in New canton. Va
on TUESDAY the 10Th day q Aprii- i-r3- AZ ~
NJ. for the nnrpnsc Of electng board ot directors
ts serve one year. aud for the transacilon ~ any
other business that may he brought beiorc the
meeting.
IL order. +. X. IrLAND-
secretary Ducking giiam Railroad Company
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HYDRO-CARBON Gas. from natural CRUDE
PETROLEUM. generated by Carter patented
process. which is Owned hy T.. g.. BOsfh. produces
the most intense heat Of any element known. aad
for ECONOMY and SAFETY fpr domestic purposes.
locomotive. stationary and portable engints. coal
and wood bear no comparison with IL: ana for
agricultural engines . ls dcsidernium long need
ed.
The public are invited % VISIT the PIONEER
STEAM MILLS. No. 9 fifteenth ,free', and cN
anime The mcrit- ~ TAI. most useful inventlcn. ln
daily operation. generating steam for 2J-hcrsc-
pywrr sfeam-engiBc
A. the hyiro-carboD rc.ort requires no draagh-
no ~moke-stack. grte-llrs -r ASH PIT. cons gently
no sparks. cludcrs. -n0ne. nr dlt results from IT,
Perfect safety from hrc places tlc hydro-carDon
gas tar l aiyancc oi anF o--fi fuel for dome o g
or manufacturing purposes. TIE great variety OF
small Industries to which lnofive-r0wer can ne lc-
NantagcOu-ly applied demands IN economical and
perfectly -afe aut elem llel. ILl~ Ne claim for
our hvdro-cITb1n gas r,tori. We are compel 81
20 make use 0f iic and -ie1n. rctV t4staudiuc itC
great ri-s and dangers tfat are connected wl if-
Use: We caun0, avoid ii: ~ where We VIII. We
must live Ind move bv 10. cons. .lntly exppaei 20
the destructive aud unlimited power ii develop
when ni0Osed aud unr0 ufr0ilcf. by TIE a-e of
hydy0-carh1n gas produced fy This patent retjrf
perfect s1ftv is guar nteli q. the fire can be- ex-
tlnIuished In ana instant ty simply turning the
handle 0t a splg0t. BENEDICT CO.
ap 72t Richmond. Va.
EOR SALE. \ VERY GOOD-"A
Il LANDAU. tist can Pee 5ou-ht cheap 80
by applying carly 80 F.. n. BOehiR.
ap 7-lt ID ,oifh Ninth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-07

There is no doubt that the best liquors,
groceries,. DC. can be- had at W. y. Blair
* Cos. 100 east Main street. No family
should be without Montro>e or b select
Whi,key; also. pure Blackberry Wine.