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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-02

FOR DYSPEPSIA ana Liver
cmplaint. you HSye a printed
guarantee on every hottie - Shiloh's
Vitalizer. II never fails to cure.
Sold by z. G. NJ. l. nrag Store. nti
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-02
THoMSoNS'

REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGEN-
CY, No. 1877 Main street, over Carter's
gun store, up stairs. P. 0. Box 951.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-02

Houses Rented, Loans Negotiated and
Collections made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-02

AS IN invigorant, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters has received the
most positive endorsement from
eminent physicians, and has long
occupied a foremost rank among
standard proprietary remedies Its
properties as an alternative of disor-
dered conditions of the stomach,
liver and bowels, and preventive
of malarial diseases are no less re-
nowned, and have been accorded
emphatic professional recommends
ton.
For sale by all Druggists and Deal
ers. to whom apply for Hostetter's
Almanac for 1884.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
PubIic-ScnOOI Matters.

The CITY school Board. consisting Of Il.
A. Paul c0.1rcd, y. \. Fayier, Jefferson
Powers. Rowland Hid, Henry liudnall. j..
vs.. Fisher. j. II. CIildrey !. Y. Rcddy,
and Richard Forester lcol0red), have
signed a paper that under their admins
trati0n white schools shall De taught by
white teacher, and col0red schools by co.
lored teachers. "whcrc a sufficient number
can be found competent This viii cause
the dismissal after this session of about
thirty or forty Young ladies who have been
teaching colored schools.
4 public meeting OF colorcd people held
NJ the First African church Tuesday night
endorsed Governor Cameron and the state
BOARD because d" 10 has shown that 10 is n-
deed actuated by the great principlrs oI
equal political and civil rights to al classes
Irrespective OF race or color; and whereas
a sad experience proves that the Whlle
teachers of this city are not and cannot DE
a. careful Of the moral as we'll a. mental
training Of cOlored scholars as are c0lored
teachers. who associate with them IN the
church. Sunday school, and nj their homes ::
therefore he il
"Rcs0lred, /, That we congratulate me
friends Of progress upon the educational
status of our commonwealth.
-. That while we would not presume 10
dictate ~ 10 the management OF the Rich
mond public schools generally, that We re-
spectfully petition the Richmond school
Board. q, an act oi justice 70 ourselves and
As an advantage to our children, that thev
app0int colored principals aad teachers to
ail c0lored public schools
The school Board will meet to-day, and
will probably elect a secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
EaiIrOnd Sale Confirmed.

In the Circuit Court Of Richmond yes
terday Judge Wexford, having heard coun-
sci who objected to aud those who favored
the report Of the commissioners appointed
TO sell the Washington and Western rail-
road. rendered decision confirming the
sale TO George ii. Bates. Walter G.. Oak
man, and others.
The price is S400,00O. Of which Slj3,000
has been paid in cash. The commissioners
were Il. II Lee. Henry Heaton, Charles T..
Stuart, and r. T. Barton. The first name
Of the road was Alexandria, LOudOun and
Hampshire, then it was changed to Wash
ingt0n and Ohio. then 70 Washington and
Western. andnow will, by these purchasers,
probably he christened the Washington.
Western and Ohio. II now runs from
Alexandra 10 Round Hill. hfty-0ne miles;
but the present purchasers Will probably
extend 10 20 Winchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24

Baso-Tfaif.

Tie second game between the Nationals,
oi Washington. and the Richmond, took
place yesterday evening In ,he pre-encc OF
one of thc .argc,t anil most enthusiastic
.athcr.nr, of citizens ever seen at The Base
Ball Park. The Richmonds played their
best. holding he Nationals down. they NOT
making . run until the eighth innIne.
when ,hr0u-I o misunderstanding boo the
calling of tlc captain oi the kiramonds
an ea-v chance being missed, which STRAIT
Ton or I.atouche could have easily taken,
they scored their only run. The Rich
moud. play tAc -iddon,. oi Philadelphia
.a strong club. .n which they will have 90
pav their brst. their first came to-day.
The came wa, umpwcd by Mr. Monty
Walker. Below is the score in full OF yes
tcrjay' game:
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Election To-Day.

In all the counties. and in many Of the
cities and towns OF Virginia. elections take
place to-day for important officers. In
llenric0 the contest may be very close.
The Democrats need every vote. The
offices they now hold may be retained il
every man Of our party does his duty. In
Manchester the Rcadlusters will, it is be-
lieved. spring a ticket upon or people.
who, deluded by the idea that they will
have no opposition. may be caught nap
ping and overwhelmed before they know
Of the presence Of the enemy.
In Henrico and Manchester, and. indeed,
everywhere, the Democrats must be on the
alert. With all the county and city offices
In possession Of our foes the domination
Of the Coalitionists in state politics may
be prolonged indefinitely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
Choice Things

is what customers term the B0nackhurn -
Chc,iot suit, we are showing. and which
we have in three different coior-. they
are made 0f this iamou, mil', production
In Scotland. and are tine bc,t-Wcmng goods
ever produced. They were formerly ts
now yet to De found only used Tor custom
work. hut the demand for line goods ha,
encouraged %, % make them into ready
made clothing. Cannot you take an in
,peclion OF them? A. SANS AZ to..
Onc-Pricc C'0tAicr-.
1913 Main street. opposite po-t-oilce.
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DvERTISING CHEATS.

Il has become so common 10 write the begin
ming Of an sri.clc In an elegant interesting man
ncr,
q. Then rsn 20 into some advertisement that We
avoid ail such,
And simply cau attention 20 thc mcu's o Hop
Rlt,ers In a. plain. honest terms as possible
To induce people
Dro give them one trial. which 80 proves their
vaiuc ,ln,, they viii never use anything else"
81. TIRE REMEDY 50 favombly noticed in all the
pspcrs.
Religions and secular, Is
Having large sale, and is supplanung all
other medicines.
.Th,rc Is no denying The virtues Of The Hop
plant. and the rrorrctors Of Hop BittorS have
shown great shrCwdncss
~ And ability
In compounding medicine whose virtues are
~ ralpahlo 90 every ones observation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
Nnnchester Wnter.SnnnlY.

The following message will Dee submitted
at the next meeting II the Manchester
Council. 10 is given in advance as it con-
cerns both cities.
MANCHESTER, May %. 1883.
Honorable President qad Members Qf the
city Council Qf Manchester:
Gentlcmcn.-I recommend that by rcs0-
luton the proper committee Of your hon
orable body be- authorized to confer with
like committee 0f Richmond Council 20
ascertain upon what terms our city may De
supplied with water from the public works
oi their city. A, 10 the feasibility Of the
pIn have consulted authority on the sub
icct before making this suggestion.
think thc project would be advantageous 20
both places. Very respectfully
J0HN L. TAYLOR, Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
why Company Did Sot Parade Yes-
fprfInY.
rFortne Di.paich.I

For fHr Dispatch.
Company ID, "Dld Dominion Guard.
which made such q creditahle appearance
i'm their new uniforms on the occasion II
OakwOod memorial day, reported ycster-
dav for duty with the largest company in
line. but did not parade with the regiment
on account Of the objection 0f The Colonel
10 their appearing in their new uniforms.
They contend that under the last orders
from state headquarters they were entitled
10 wear the uniform adopted prior 10 Feb
rllary lst. and they feel aggrieyed at the
discrimination that has been shown. ana
propose that the matter shall be fully test
ed. Il is understood that Captain Brown
will request the Governor 10 order court
OF inquiry. and 10 thoroughly test the
question of their right 10 parade in their
new uniforms. Much sympathy has been
eypre,.rd bv the rank and tile OF the regi-
ment for this company, and The boys feel
that they have right II not might on their
side. II /. but just 70 Company ID To LAY
tbar they had no other uniform in which
IN narade. and the only point Of difference
i'm disnute was that 0f chte piumes, which
thev adopted some time ago A. part Of their
uniform.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
Vosthe water Lowered IN the Canal
ubeu the New Pumps were Tried?

NTI WlIII7'ITf 1TI'I II 9''Ts
Mr.. Editor: In your report OF the trial
~ fhe wheel, 40 the new pump-house on
tbe ISth instant you pronounce them sue
CO.'S Will vou please inform ne through
vour parer why the water was lowered IN
;ho e,nol on that occasion and obhge
yours, q. '''' " -, -
rWe never heard Of it before. We ask
,,e ciy Engineer and chairman OF the
Co,omittee on Water TO state II the water
was lowered.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
TIE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
L TtlE NURSERY.

The following is M extract from a letter written
to The German Reformed Messenger 1t Cham-
bersUurg Penn:
4 BENEFACTRESS.
Just 0rcn thr door for her. and Mrs. Wlnslow
viii prove the American Florence Nightingale of
the Nursery. OF This we are SO sure that We will
teach orr "-u,y' % -ay, a blessing on Mrs.
Wnslow for helping her to survive and escape
the gripping, coi.cdug and tcctbng siege. MRS.
WIN-LOW'~ SOOTHING -NEUP relieves the
child from pain, and cures dy-entery aud diar-
rhWa. l- -ofton- the gums. reduces Inflammation.
euro. wind-colic. and carries the infant safely
through Che toeihing period. ltperf1rm- precisely
sha, t pr0i,s.e. 20 perform. every part of it-no-
thing Jess. We have never seen Mrs. Win-low-
know her only through thc preparation OF her
Soothing syrup for Children Teeihing." II we
had .he power We would make her, as size Is.
physical savior Oh the infant race. Sold by Oh
druggists. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
ul g.Hf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24

M0ZART THIS EvENNG.-First, overture
10 Fra Diayolo." (Auber.) orchestra;
second, soprano solo. ARIA. Al. Fore e
Lui." Verdi Mis-, Julia Wa,dron; third.
tute solo. Nj Henry L. Farmer; fourth.
piano concerto. " .Audante and Presto. %
lMcndel,,ohu. Professor Rcinhardtand or
chestra; hfth. soprano solo. d" She Wan
dered Down the Mountain-Side," (Clay.)
Miss Julia Waldron; sixth. bass clarinet
solo. Fantasia" " Verdi Professor jar
della and orchestra; seventh. pot-pourri,
" Correspondent Karten.' .Faust.) 10y or
rheefra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
Auction SALES TR.s DAY.

FTRiAN TIPPFR. ~ p. W. special c0mmi 10
siIner', sale of small framed house on The
northwest corner 0f Floyd and lIar;ie streets.
OUARLEs ( MCCCRDY, q z. ". lots Nos. and
D 10 the plan 0t Arlington.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH. iO;3O A. NJ and 1870
r. VI. watches. sllveryare. Nc.
T.. B. COOK. 1s a. NJ, household furniture. show
eases. Nc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24

Eleven yoars our daughter suffered on a bed Of
misery
From o comprcauon of kidney. liver, rhcu-
Matte trouble. aud nervous debility.
.Tnlsr the care nc The best physicians.
,Who savo her disease various names,
' Rui uo relief
90 And now she is -cstorcd to us I'm good health hy
as ,.npie rcmc.v u.s. Uop Eiiters. that We had
summed for wears before u>tnS it."-rHE PA
IESTS.
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PerronaIs md Rricfs.

DR.. Bartkow,ki. who is so We'll known
In musical circlr-, and wl. once great
fayorte lt the Mozart. returned 10 Rich
mond last saturday in Wretched health.
His many friends win regret 10 learn that
be is suffering from that terrible malady
consumption.
As usual on Hollywood memoriaI-day.
the Governor Yesterday directed that the
Capitol offices Do closed at T. O'Clock.
ON and after sunday. May 9th. and on
every sunday thereafter. the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad VIII run sunday eXcur-
,ions 10 Ecwport's News and old Point
Comfort. Exclusion tickets will be sold 10
all points on the line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24

Hon. T. r. Jeruigan, Norfolk, Va. says
OF Dr. Worthington's Cholera and Diar-
rhwa Medicine. the wonderful cure for
Disease. 0i the stomach and Bowels
freely and sincerely endorse it, Twenty
five cent. 4 hottie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
NATIONAL LUu. W wAsmNGT0N.
..Out of the Fight Elders Last
Picture.

Lewis exhibits ibis week m example OF
Elder. which is one 0f the best ana most
effective thlt has ever come from that
ai.tl.t'. easci. II +, western theme, Tie
result OF ,tudie, made in connection with
Mr. Elders ..Cu>tcr Massacre and is
termed "Out Of the Fight The scene
f. a long. broad stretch Of prairie in ,eml-
alltumnal yerdurr. In the middle distance
on a slight knoll is . mounted lhdlah sup
DortIng i'm front of him . dead cOmrade,
and looking backward over me eNpanse
his jaded ,ieed ha> just travelled IN ilis ut.
The figure, Of both the men ana the AMI
mai are strongly and boldly drawn, The
dead Indian and the horse beng especially
striking as successful ellorS IN the treat
ment of difficult position. In the back
ground miles II prairie are covered, above
which is the hazy smoke Of The light, made
luminous bv the glow the setting sun re-
fleets inst above the horizon. In the sky and
cloud treatment especially Mr' Elder has
achieved 4 triumph not illustrated in any
nirr,,re NJ his we are familiar with. These
ieatu,.s in themselves are 4 study. The
General tome of the picture i rich and
warm rather than brilliant. and not the
lpost NJ the artistic merits II displays il
that Of subduing and -oitening such va
rictv Of coloring The entire composition
is instinct with genuine artistic sentiments.
CoNrorpIA ExcAvPHENr, |. o. o. F.
Tho teptb anniversary of Concordia En-
ramnmeut. 1. q. o. f.. was celebrated on
Tuesday night hv banquet nj Singer
TIou Christian Bcrghelmer presided, and
added much 10 the pleasure Of his guests
Inv his bumor. Among the invited guests
present were G.. :. A. T. Burr; Com
mander W. =. Pelrce, Of the Uniform
Rank: D. D. &. NJ. f. ". White; c. T.
W. D. Twynham, OF Excelsior Camp and
The occasion g was enlivened until a late
hour bv .pcech-inaking, anecdotes, ana
songs. Conspicuous among the singers
was William zimmerman, who coniri-
buted largely to the entertainment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24

No
she fingered aud suffered along, piniug away
adj fhe time for years"
30 The doctors doing her no good"
And ai last was cured by this Hop Bittcrs The
pavers say so much anout'
Indeed Indeed"
.. How ,hansfu. we should De FOR that medicine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
rArurr I.nrrrING WE'LL.

Mv daughter, saw:
..Hov much better father is since he used Hop
Bitter
"Ilels getting well 4f,or his long suffering from
q disease dec arcj incgrahic.'
And ve at sd -l4d that he used your bittcrs'
A LADY of UUca.N N-Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24

MANCHESTER NEWs-The Pe3di listers
have had ticket printed, and will put it
forth to-day The Democrats of Manche>-
tcr must come 0ut If they want 90 save their
city. Indifference and iukcwarmne>s may
be lataI ln fnnm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
NO. l23.

fou will find at Jackson's, 303 east Broad
street, library, bali, bracket, student. and
other lamps and lamp fixtures. which viii
be SOLD low. \ very pretty decorated
stand-lamp n 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24

RErN0N OF "F" COMPANY AssocIA-
rroN-" + " Company Association wiz
have tAer -cmi-anuu. reluion to-Ihorr0w
at Wilton. on thc JIme> The mln,.on ha,
been secured ior the Use 0f tlc Association
IN casroi inclcment weather. Iherclnions
OF these veterans are ways attended with
much r.ea-urabie enjoyment. Boats VIII
leave fAc old Dominion wharf 90 $ 4. W..
and l:5) p. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24

MAY FEsrIyAL.-T0-ni1ht %. .hc Broad
street Methodist church @ May festival
will be held. The ceremonies Syi.l he oi %
most intcre-tingaud entertaining character.
The Rosebud Society have tuc matter IN
cl1r.e. and iris hardly necessary to lythar
when &c i- made known that tht-e youthful
worker. 'ntic Lords VINEYARD hc,'irthcm-
.eive, that thc entire church responds. a
iuu house is expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
LIME. CEMENT. &c.

INpIAN-ROCk. AND
II DIXIE LIME: ROSENDALE. Ct MBER-
LAND. and JAMEs-RlNER CEMENT. PukI-
LAND FFNENr 4. CAI.CINlD FLA~IEk. MAXI
CATTLE HAIR. and LAll>' con-
,tantly on hand. For sFir Iow from store.
WARNER MOORE.
Lime. Cement. Lump aud Ground Fll,ttr
-..,.nfrcnfh street. south -ldc ~ dock.
my lB-rAu1
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ROOTS SHOES, &c.
ALL THE NOYELTIE, ~
~ II
TRUNKS,
III I

n II VX1
TRUNKS,
sArtUEL>.
VALISES,
BAGS.
4 big line of FINE ALLIGATOR SHOPPING
BAGS:
Low SHOES 10 al 'he styles;
LADIES LACE and BUTTON ONFORDs. Ds.NEw-
PORT TlES and SLIPPERS,
4 fun line of MISSES and CnIf-DREN's EN-
IRA nlCH-CUT BOOTS:
OLD LADIES' and GENTLEMEN ~otf'
FLFXIBLk-SOLE. BROAD-BOTTOM and
FLAr.HEEL SHOES.
,. \. GRI6D. Pace Block,
mv2O corner Main and ghfh ,src-ls.
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FIR<ITI RI.

GEORGE p. STACY, 1905 ANDM
VI 1907 MAIN STREET, hls lli ils u
NOVELTIES In PARLCR AND CHAM "
BER FURNITURE. The ANDREN
FOLDING PARLOR-8ED isa WONDER.
Cali and zee FOR yourself. steam Elevators %
an part. Of lhe house. ap ---3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
Shot In "a Bar-ROOni.

Yesterday morning the ease OF j. W.
Pbillips. charged with fclOniously shooting
Villiam Clark .On. was called in the Police
Court. owing % the inability OF Clarkson
70 onDear the case was continued until
next Tuesday.
morning Phillips came into saloon kept
bv Mr.. Krause near Brook avenue, on
BROAD street. and recognizing Mr.. Clark
son. words and blows followed, growing
out Of some old grudge. after when Fhll-
lips leit the bar-rool, having been eau
toned by the bar-keeper that he could not
create row in the house. soon after
wards he came in st the front door, ad-
vanced towards Clarkson, and soon aiter
the report Of a pistol was heard; where
upon GARRISON exclaimed. II am shot '
phillips was arrested by Officers Gibson
and Brannan and taken to the police sia-
ton. .,.,
MIR. Clarkson's wound il not consldered
dangerous. The bail entered his side ana
lodged in the muscles OF his back. lie Is
now confined 20 his bed, but II Is thoushI
he will be out in few days.
POLICE COURT-1'he following eases were
disposed q Yesterday;
Charles L. Cohn. a sample-merchant, AZ
rested for selling goods by sample WITHOUT
a license. was sent on to the grand jury.
Richard Williams and George Chlids
(both coIored) were fined % each Tor nght-
ing in the street.
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PERSON Al.


MANCHESTER. May Z3, 1883.
NOTICE TO THE DEMOCRATS OF
- MANCHE~ Err am Informed from good
authority that Rcadju-rtr ticket VIII he ,prnng
ON us TOMORROW Thursday eleefion-dNy. for
lI Hiicc,. / therefore appeal to al time Demo-
crstt. to come tp the polls tomorrow. BE MOI de-
cc.ycd because NO nomination, have been made 10y
fhc Ecldustcrs. Letlargy may defeat our ticket.
A. 4. JORDAN.
my 24-lt city superintendent.
NOTICE.-AH persons indebted 10 the
y e-fltc0f THOMAS r. GILES. deceased, are
requested fn make payment io mo. and ail having
Chains against n. t0 present. them tO nc IulN lu-
thcuf.r.fcd. 3. W. kltNAhb~'N.
EXrrutor of Thomas +. Giles. deceased.
NV I--deeItwNwiw
V'o JOHN HENRY: Take notice that
1 s..l 800 SATURDAY the eth iav of +unc
$50. move Doe Judge of tle hiucory Court oi
fl. Diy u. Richmond % t4e courtroom ot inc
-.d court tl substitute some -uiuAlc person RS
trustee Iu vUul place lnd -fcad 70 lnc tru,t-dccd
executed ly Al..uhu- ID. Williams. 'rl,ire,
Charles ~ Morgan ana o. mc- Nrniu. trustee,
Mariunl Gillmui. and William Jarrett, to Fnn
dated tIe jfI I4y ~ September. l-J4. aud re-
corded 300 tle rler> office oi tle DhaHccry Court
0f f.c c.ty ui Richmond Do D,tl-jopa Or o.lafe
Bob. Very c-p-'tfui'T.
WILLIAM GARRETT.
Ifv counsel. lftw Wt.utLL.
NiAEDH Lt. 1883. nay lN-l Af"
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ClINIMFR RnARD Al MOTNTAIN-

- VIEW viii take SUMMER BOARDtRS At
my residence. M0untlin-N icy. Alhemarie county,
near ,c0tfsyillc. after NJ lsr Rooms large
and airy. yard large. grassy. and shady: view ~
mountains extensive. ana location adniTahle,
l,fps one mile from po-t-oiiirc lnd lcpOf. AMI Two
miles from telegraph office Reference eX-
cutu-ei MRS. b.. ". PERKINS. tiattou poet
...f.l.. AIi..,g.,..a .0uufv mF |u- IT,
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HIGH MANDARIN OF CHINA. In his letter Of
thanks 20 Or. Aver FOR having introduced AYERS
PILLS into the Celestial Empire, called them
sweet curing seeds "A very appropriate name
They are sweet. they cure. and are therefore the
most prohiahle sor-is q sick man caa invest in.
" "BRowN's BEOSCHIAL TRocHFs are excellent
for the relief Of IIoarseness or Throat They
are exceedingly effective. r-Ciristfdn World.
London, Eng.
THE REASON WHY
ANrONTs
ICE-CREAH SODA
Is THE BEST
Is BECAUSE
ASrOSI
MAKES al the sYRUPs he uses In his ICE-CREAM
SODA from pure, fresh fruit iuices.
MAKES all the TCE-CREAA ne uses in his lCE-
CREAM SODA. and keeps II In porcelain
lined frcCzers.
THE FINEST MAYOSAIsE DRESSING for all
kinds of salads, cold meats raw tomatoes, picslcd
salmon. cabbage. etc. f. DURXER's SALAD DRESS
ISG. Better and more economical than home
made.
sCHGS's
ORIGINAL EFFERyEsCiSG
SODA LEMONADE
aud
ICE-CREAM SODA
are ~ The 20 now 20 his
ELEGANT -ODA-W ArER ESTABLISHMENT.
Eleventh and Main streets.
where
TIE LADIES
are invited tO call.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing lone a
rhc DISPATCH FHIyTiyG-UoUsE. Good WORK
Iow 1rices.aud satisfaction Guaranteed.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
COOL with slight rainfall.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, 81 !:
Q A NJ. 50; noon, IS; 3P. NJ, 6j: 8 p.
NJ, 81 midnight. 60.
Mean temperature J6 4.6.
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Late weather Report.

ISpccial tcIcgram % thc DieUatch.l
WASHINGTON. NAV 2i-1 4. M-For the
Middle and south Atlantic States, warmer,
fair weather, winds mostly westerly, and
higher pressure.
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NTILLBORO' SPRINGS.
VI OPEN JUNE lsr.
CLOSE NOVEMBER lsr.
myl3-lm
DON AIR HOTEL.

ID
The fine HOTEL az Bon Air and EXCURSION
GROUNDS are now open for The reception u
guests. Every dclicacy Il the season viii be-
served. and the le-sees promise entire abstraction
90 parties desiring t0 spend the heated term al liH
dcliehflui suburban resort.
Telephone communication with All parts of ihc
CITY. All Of The Eishinua le outdoor tmu-eincnts
on ihc grounds. Professor ~iitPPkRSDN'S
BRASS AND STRING BAND VIII enliyen Tie
lawn and ballroom.
Parties desiring further information about
rooms. &c, viii apply tD FRANK D.lilLL q co.,
HOS Main -trcet. VI. +. JAMES son,
INV l3-tJel PropieLor'.
NTOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL.
vi BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS. VIRGINIA.
on Chesapeake Int ohio railway III miles Irnm
Richmond. Va. VIA heuptnJl y H. DO. --3. Icle-
grluh aud posf-oice. ALTON depot. Va. For terms.
&C., address mtil June l-t
HENRY l.. MA~etE. Proprietor.
my elm Charlottesville. Va.
N-ARM SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W BArW COUNTY. NA~
ARE now OPEN.
The fnc-t warm sulphur bath in the world.
Pamphlets to be- bad of Purcell. Ladd * co., 0r u
ap I4-3m JOHN I. ECBANK.