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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25
(PoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE.l

"UAILsToyEs As bIG As PUMPKINS. =
There is some doubt about the hailstones
having been quite so large, out as some peo-
pie said they were as large as potatoes any
how. il must have been very severe storm.
A man who is hit with many hallstones Will
be badly bruised. IL is surprising TO see
how quickly Perry Dayis's Pain-hilIor will
relieve the pain, even Of the worst bruises.
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The Precious Little Burglar.

The following lines are suggested by
current reports Of the presence i'm this city
OF burglariOus gang, and are especially
appropriate ju,t at this iunctTe, when the
"Pirates," to be given IN aid Of charity,
is looked to as the social event OF the sea-
son
Finished stealing,
And retired 10 his ylrtuons little conch-litile
Oh he loves to lie and dream, his thoughts re-
Thoughts revealing,
Poor policemen and their fortunate dtbOuche-
ate iebOUche.
And when he's read the mornings paragorics -
All about the dreadful deed. that lac has done
that he has done.
OH he weeps a weep and pockets his hisiorics-his
policeman lot is no, ahappy one-happy one.
chorus.
Oh when you're forced to watch and catch 4
burglarOus son of 4 gun,
policemans lot is not happy one-happy one.
When a " fakir~ for burglar Is mistaken
l. mistaken,
And "run in "A fcloni0U- little cell
Little cell;
The cnterpiising bu gar saves his bacon
saves his bacon,
And the pious " iakig wishes him .n l.
The detectives stand aiOOfand nod quite ksowing-
Nod quite knowing.
The theyng gang prepared TO poubce upon
POunce upon
When spons enough is paid 10 furnish blowing
urnlsh blowing.
Yet policemaE's lot IS not happy one
Chorus.
Oh when you're forced to watch and catch a
burglarouS son OF 4 gun,
A policemans 10, Is not happy one-hapry one.
MoRTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING APRIL II, 1889 causes Of Dedh:
Apoplexy. 1 colorcd: casualty. white;
cerebro-spinal meningitis, colored; con-
gestion OF brain, | white, | coiored; con-
gestion Of liver, white; congestion Of
lungs, colored; consumption, white, 3
colored: debility, colored diphtheria,
colored: heart-disease. colorcd; iniantile
lockjaw, white; Ndney-discase, color
ed; meningitis, white; old age, white,
colored; pneumonia, | white, colored !;
premature birth, white; tetanus, color
ed unknown, colored; whooping- cough,
| white. Whole number OF deaths in the
city. exclusive OF still-births, 27-white,
II: colored, l6. Locality: Marshall Ward,
,: Jefferson Ward, I; Madi.on Ward, 4;
Monroe Ward, 1; Clay Ward, 4; jackson
Ward, .; almshouse, 8.
Rate Of mortality Of whole population
was 1886 per l,000 per annum.
j. G.. CApELL, NJ. ID,
President Board OF Health.
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Lot Our Soldiers Rast.

Complaint is again made that the bodies
of Confedeate soldiers buried on or near
ploughed up.
This ought not to be!
Steps are being taken here TO have thes,
patriot-bones removed to Hollywood. Til
then the work OF disturbing them In thei
humble resting places ought to be stopped
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Suureme COupf of ADnenls.

Christian Il Gum Us. Worsham, trustee I;
Pemberton rs. Skinner and ais. Christian
Il Gum rs. Skinner and ais. Argued by
Guy for appellees, and submitted.
Scott rs. Cheatham. Submitted.
Chldrey and ais. Us. Rady and ais. Rule
niSi awarded, returnable 30th Of April,
1881.
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The collection OF fine steeLengrayiDgs, in
elegant gold-leaf frames, now on exhibi-
ton ut the auction-rooms Of Jno. 4.
Laughton, Jr., 1906 Main street, deserve
the attention Of the public. This character
Of pictures have never been offered here
before, every one Of which wall be posi-
lively sold on Thursday and Friday.
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ceive ut any time the contributions OF
friends who desire to aid them in this sum
mer work. The visitors connected with
the City Mission have never been so un-
firing In their efforts to canvass the city
Systematically and thoroughly as during
the past winter.
The managers OF the Mission desire to
express their thanks to the editors OF the
Dispatch and State for their courtesy eX-
tended throughout the winter, and for
their valuable assistance given gratuitously
TO the Mission.
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COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS TO-DAY.
The Committee on First Market will meet
at the First Market to-day at 10 O'clock.
The Committee on Water will meet at the
City Hall at 8 o'clock this evening.
The Committee on Light will meet at the
City Hall at u o'clock this evening.
At Z y. NJ. to-day the Committee on
James River Improvement will meet on the
steamer Craighill.
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AUCTION SALES THIS EAY.

EY- on sll sales Of Real Estatemade bctwee tie
Isl of January and last of June the taxes fDr the
lrcsent year have To be paid by the purchaser, on
oil sales made between the lst Of July and last
abe year the taxes have % be paid by the seller,
lIhis cnstom Was adopted about fifteen years 90
bV all the real estate agents I'm Richmond, aud aD.
plies To Richmond and ylcinity.l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SURPRISE WILL BE DEPICTED on YOUR
THE PRICES ANNEXED.
lDOUBLE-w IDTH ALL-WOOL JERSEY
CLOTHS, new shades, regular 65c., this day
45c.:
DOUBLE-wIDTH ALL-woOL CAsIIMEREs'
spring shades, regular soc, this day 36c.;
42-INCH FRENCH CHECK, in blue, black, and
green, regular 60c., this day 42fc.;
few MORE STRIPES, light and dark shades,
regular l2&c., this day &C.;
CoLoRED CHEESE CLOTH, light, blue, cream,
canary, pink, and red, regular 15c, this day
Ike:
ALD-sILK BLACK BR0cADED GRENA-
DIMES, in handsome patterns, regular 81, this
day 62Sc.;
1000 JAPANESE PARAsoLs, regular 25c.
this day 15c.:
81, this day 47c.;
Job lot of GENTLEMEN's CUFFS pure linen
and latest styles, in two different lots, perfect
l5c., slightly damaged &C.:
COON & CO.'S, EARL & WILSON'S, CLUETT
4 CO.'S, and LYON brands COLLARS in
three different lots, 60c., Toe, and $l-they
consist Of the latest styles, both standing and
turn-down, and the cheapest are slightly dirty,
10 be sold only In half-dozen lots:
A great gross Of WINDSOR TIES, light and
dark shades;
PLAIN SILKS and GRENADINES, 900 differ
ent patterns, regular 10 to 5oc., this day tyoar
choice 25c.;
A full. line of GENTLEMEN'S REGULAR
MADE INDIG YED BLUE-AND-
WHITE-ST HOSE (all szes), regular
4Oc., this day 22c.;
A HEAVY WOVEN CROss-BONED CORSET
tegulsr 75c., this day 33c.;
AZURE LINEN TuCKABACK TOWEL, 15x
80, regular l0c. this day &C.,;
A PURE LINEN-DAMAsK COLORED-BOR-
DERED. 1sx36, regular 25c., this day l4c.;
AN EXTRA PURE LINEN-DAMAsK, COLOR
ED-BORDERED TOWEL, 224x46, regular
4Oc., this day SO per dozen;
A oNE-YARD LONG PURE LINEN TOWEL
regular 25c., this day 17c.;
A MADRAS CURTAIN-NET, IL yards wide, ex-
ira quality, regular 50c., this day 32.e.;
| 1,O0OI HANDSOME IMPORTED GUIPURE +
COLLARS, regular 75c., this day zee;
A PURE SILK BLACK SPANISH SCARF, II
yards long, regular 81, this day 22c.;
SILK POLKA.DOT WINDSOR TIES, regular
25c., this day 12c.;
22-INCH WOOL-SERGE PARAsCLs. fine bone
handle, regular 81, this day 62ic.;
HANDSOME STYLES PURE LINEN HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs, regular
25c- this day 13c.:
so7 dozen HANDKERCHIEFs, no two dozen
alike, comprising Colored scalloped Bordered,
White Scalloped Bordered. Hand-Embroidered
in Pure White and in Colored Borders, Fine
Tucked and Embroidered in White and Co.
lored and Wide Mourning Bands, at Csc.
We bought this lot expressly for our special SALE
and their real values are from 55 to Zoe.
A line OF FINE AND-EMBROIDERED-IN
THREAD CAAlBRIC, regular s1.25, this day
50c.;
A line Of ESTHETIC COLORED-BORDER
HANDKERCHIEFs,re regular 81, this day SOC;
LADIES ALL HAMBURG TURNOVER COL
LAR --latest stylel, regular 75c., this day 25c. :;
ALL-SIIK SPANISH LACE SCARFING I'm
cream and black, regular Zoe, this day 23c.:
PURE LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEF, regular 11c., this day 9c.;
VERY QUEER MARROW HEMsTlTCHED'
regular 16.c., this day llc.:
A PURE-LINEN CHlLDREN'S COLORED
BORDER HEMsTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEF, regular 10c., this day &C.;
Job lot of MUSIC in three differ
ent lots-a 25c. lot, worth 81 35c. lot, worth
$3.50; soc. lot, worth 50.
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The Wcather-Snow I'm the Mountains.

There was a very heavy rain Sunday
night; Monday was cool, cloudy, and
rainy, and yesterday there were heavy
rains, and the weather was cold and cheer
less. Overcoats and fires were found to
be very comfortable.
Reports from up the river show that the
river is rising. but there is nothing yet TO
indicate a dangerous fresh.
The following reports were receivedfrom
along the line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway :
Gordonsyie-S:3 4. NJ: Cloudy, rain
and snow; wind northeast; thermometer,
l2o. Previous day raining and cool.
Charlottesville : Light rain; thermometer
44o. Previous twenty-four hours about
SAME.
Clifton Forge-0 4. ~: Cloudy and
damp; thermometer lSo. Previous twen-
ty-fOur hours cloudy and cool, with heavy
rain during the evening.
White sulphur Springs-l0:30 4. M. :
Cloudy and showing; thermometer 400.
Previous twenty-ioar hours rain and light
snow.
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BAsE.BALL.- Owing TO the rain yester-
day evening the game which was to have
been played between the Athletic OF Baitl'
more and the Richmond was again post
noned. II the weather Is fair to-day Tue
arst game will come of ut 4P. u.
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SPECIAL SALE OF DRT GOODS for three days
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, Anil
10Th. 26,h. and 27tb. Read the advertisement IA
srecia! Notices Of ID. & i. MiTTELDOHPEn. 81
Broad street.
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THE CELLULoiD EYEGLASSES are the iigites',
handsomes,, aud most durable made. Get pair.
For sale by all loading jeweIors AND op,Lclans.
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Zine Pictures.

A large collection OF steel engravlngs
have Just been received by Mr.. l.. Lewis,
9l2 Main street. which he is selling at
greatly-reduced rates. Call to-day and look
at his pictures.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, occasional light rain or
snow, followed by fair weather, variable
winds, mostly from the southwest TO north
west, slight rise in temperature, stationary
or lower barometer.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy du-
ring the day and clear at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. ~ 4;
Q a. NJ, As; noon, 40; 3 L. NJ, 40; T..
NJ, AZ; midnight, 40.
Mean temDerattlrc 404
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WITH DURKEE's sALAD-DKEssISC there /, no
waste or disappointment. You arc certain 90 pro-
duce good salad. II costs less than homemade.
and Is. besides. a snperh table-sAnce.
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WELLS" " ROUGH on CoRSs." 10c. 49, for n.
Complete permanent cure. Corns. warts. bml.Ons.
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STEEL ENGRAVING. regular price ; H., a. $3.50;
fl2 Picture At $3.50, aud Others In proportion. AT
LEwISs. 9i2 Siain street.
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Call and examine the special lot Of lnc E@-
CRAVINGS for sale Thursday Friday, and satur-
dayat L.LEwIs's. 9I2 Main street.
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The finest selection Of FINE ESGRAyISGs over
for sale In Richmond, ard special targains, for
sale at l.. LEwIs'S, 9l2 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done q.
the DISPATCH PRISTIsG-lfoUsR. Good WORK. 1.
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DON'T DIE In the house. "Rough on Rai..'
Clear. out rats, mice, flies, roachc. bed-bugs ljc
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PERSONAL.

DEV. GEORGE WHITE, y CLERGY
III MAN OF TIE CHURCH OF ENGLAND,
obtained a grant of land in Virginia and subsc-
quently large grants in New Norfolk county, IN
that province. His first wife was Blanche: his
second, Margaret. By the former he had son,
Peter. Between the wears 1885 and 1850 John,
James, and Henry White arrived in the province
and obtained grants Of land in James City county.
Henry Is believed to have had son Henry, born In
l635 who, with his brother, removed 10 North
Carolina. This brothers name was Araold which
Is believed 10 have been the maiden name of his
mother. the wife Of The first Henry.
Any information concerning either Of these per-
sons viii be thankfully received. Address
JAMES W. WHITE, care Dispatch Office.
n. B. The records OF land-grants have been ex-
aInined. ap POST
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ROBBED AND ROCKED.
ROBBED AND ROCKED.
Captain Parater's HOusc Twice En-.
tered Yesterday and stoned Last
Night-Tw0 Pistols Drawn
ON His Daughter.

The series OF robberies OF which the pco-
pie OF Richmond have been the victims
recently was rounded off yesterday morn
| ing by two most daring raids upon the
premises, goods, and chatteIs OF Police
| Captain Parater, who resides on Fifth
street, west side. four doors below Cary.
Captain Parater, having been on duty all
night for week past, with a majority OF
his force, went home yesterday morning Mt
quarter past o'clock. lie arose at half
past and went into his basement Timing
room to breakfast. While thus engaged
with most OF his family negro entered his
chamber, on the next floor, from the rear,
and ransacked wardrobe, bureau, &C., with
| the skill OF an experienced house-breaker
His daughter, aged sixteen, however,
| frightened him by coming down from her
room. He pushed her violently aside and
rushed out before she could give the alarm.
lie carried of only few articles OF wear
ing apparel and Sll in money.
The same thief and accomplices, after
Captain Parater left his house at dinner
time, and while the family were all in the
idining-rO0m, entered the next floor
through back window and searched the
entire house. They were again frightened
Off by his daughter and sec ursd nothing.
Subsequently she went TO the basement,
and was there confronted by two OF the
gang, who, with drawn pistols. tore chain
from her neck and her rings from her fin
gers. They told her that il she gave any
alarm they wouid kill her. She, however,
cried for help and they made OIL, dropping
the iewelry in their flight. The result OF
the last raid was that, while the ladies Of
the family were greatly frightened, the
robbers got nothing.
Neighbors report that these negroes and
a white man have been lurking around
for some days, watching evidently when
the Captain left his house.
Last night about 9 O'Clock, as Captain
Parater's family were retiring to bed, the
house was stoned from the back and side,
breaking two window-panes and the stones
falling in the chamber. The party who
threw into the back window was probably
in the Captains back yard. which is large
one, running back to an alley. The other
stones were probably thrown from Tru-
man A. Parkcr's lumber-yard.
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Supreme Council Royal Arcanum-
Entertainment by the Grand COun.
ell.

| e1Is
The sixth annual meeting OF the SUI
preme Council OF the Royal Arcanum was
begun at Odd-Fellows' Hall yesterday at 2
p. NJ lion. William S. Tenant, OF Michi-
gan, Supreme Regent, in the chair.
About sixty officers and members were
present, representing the Grand Councils
OF thirteen States.
The annual reports OF the Supreme Re.
gent; L. A. skinner, Of New York, Su.
preme Treasurer, and ". o. Robson, OF
Massachusetts,, Supreme Secretary, for the
year ending April 30, 1888, were SUBJ
mitted.
From these reports the following statis-
ties are taken:
Membership reported last year, 34,1j7,
distributed in thirty-three States, Terrific
ries, and Canadian provinces, among G42
subordinate councils.
Membership reported this year, II 1863,
in thirty-four States, &c, in 135 subord-
nate councils. The average membership
during the year has been %,347, with a
death-rate OF G.50 per 1000 members.
There have been 243 deaths during the
year, 90 permanent Withdrawals, l eXpul-
sion, 1895 suspensions, and % reinstatc-
ments. Membership in Virginia, 1,lG7 last
year; l,fOi tnls year.
The receipts for the general fund were
$50. .45S.14; payments, S21, 1,Il9.Il; balance.
S11, ,105.3j. There is also the sum OF
IS. .026.G1 invested in interest-paying bonds.
The transactions in the Widows and
Orphans Benefit Fund were as follows ::
Balance last report, S6,91S.9S; received
from ten assessments laid during the year,
sos, ,695.S4 payments on 237 death-claims,
5000. 900; held on account OF delayed death
claims i'm process OF settlement, $4,000; {;
current cash balance, Sl,G74.S2. The
membership in Virginia contributed to this
fund S21,O22, and drew out $4,000 on
fourteen deceased members.
The officers made several recommends
tions, among them being an increased BEN
etit OF $1,000 or $4,000; the appointment
OF subordinate examiners, instead OF their
election by councils; that the claim for Il
suicide be not paid until after investigation
by a proper committee, and action thereon
by the Supreme Council: the setting aside
OF receipts from fines OF delinquent coun-
ellis rs fund for special emergencies the
compilation Of statistics giving more fully
the changes In membership.
The usual reports OF committees were
read aud received.
Alter DrleI session Jne COUNCIL au-
journed, and at night were received and
Ell tertained at Mozart Hall by the Grand
Council OF Virginia.
THIS evening at Q O'Clock banquet at
Sanger Hall to the Supreme Council by
the Grand Council OF the State. This
afternoon carriage-driye through the city.
and tomorrow the ball and supper at the
Armory and Sanger Hall, to which tickets
will be sold to members Of the order and
their friends.
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DON AIR HOTEL, SITUATED ON
I'D Richmond anc Danvic railroad. eight miles
from Richmond, only twenty-minutes' ride by rail-
will open MAY 10Th for the special acconmoda-
uou OF families breaking Nd housekeeping for The
summer. Large additions and very important i'm
provements will Dc made.
To businessmen Obliged 10 be In the city daily,
this SUMNER RESOR Toners unusual advantages,
being easy and pleasant of access. Large and well
veatilated sleepng-roOms. single and en- suite, for
families: large dining-room, wide balls, fine
grounds, gardeus. &c. Hops and lawn parties will
be given during the season. Billiard and pool
tables, bowl,ng-allcy, croquel-gr0unds, lawn
tennis, carrfage-houses and stabing, pleasant
drives. Five daily trains pass the hotel full
frass and string hand Will be In attendance during
the season. Rooms can be engaged. and informa-
fion Will be given. at the ofice Of FRANK ID.
HILL & CO., 110S Main street.
N. Is. To excursion and picnic parties desiring
20 visit Bon Air for day OF pleasure and rccreai-
tion special arrangements Will he made.
NJ. :. JAMES 4 son,
19-lw Propfietors.
TNAkM SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY. VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.
The finest warm sulphur bath In the world
Pamphlets to be had Of Purcell, Ladd Co.. or of
the proprietor. Send postal.
ap l4-3m JOHN l.. EUBANK.
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A PECULIARLY HAPPY EFFECT OF QrIsrSg
is shone In the use of j. K f.. ATKINSoN's Quiniae
10oth-Powdcr. 4 sure means Of preserving the
teeth and nurifying the breath.
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JMPORTANT! /!

/ A-
is there such man living at Richmond, Va, or
in any part OF Virginia by the name Of
ROBERT GAY,
an elderly gentleman about seventy years Of age!
To those who can give such information Will con-
fer u favor and be rewarded by
JOHN W. GAY,
Summerside, l.. +. l., Canada.
Post Office Box 2O7. al S-3w
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Don't FAIL TO 20 to u. & Z. MTTTELDOrPEs's
special sale Of Dry Goods for three DAYS.
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vTO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

II
All parties having CLAIMS against me will call
ut once and Will settle them.
Yours, L. u. CERSLEY,
ap2l-1tk Manchester. Va,
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Rmlmond @ispatth.
WEDNESDAY.........APRI 25, 1888.

As~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
ENTERED at the Posi-ofiice at Richmond. Va. as
sccond-ciass mnttcr.l
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LADIES' HEBREW BENEVOLENT Associ

LADIES' HEBREW BENEVULhNI ASaVVIA-
T,oN.-A musical. literary. and dramatic
entertainment will take place at Mozart
Hall this evening, the proceeds to be de-
voted to the benefit OF the Association.
win the amateur and professional talent
70 he seen on the occasion is included
Misses Ida and Fannie Hutzler and Ada
levy. Messrs. Moses May, +. j. Moses,
Loube. Equi, Jardella, Reinhardt, and Thi-
low The whole is to conclude with the
Limc-KiIn Club"
The entertainment will be an elegant
ono and the object is one that commends
itself to every one, regardless OF creed OF
condition.
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Persons ordering GOODS or SAMPLES
from a distance VIII please DESCRIBE
COHEN BROTHERS.
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NOTICE! NorIcEi!

A large and special purchase Of goods
made by US during this week viii De
ready on sale TOMORROW.
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SEE LIST or PRICES

To-MoRRow's PAPER.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-10-04
SPRING MILLS TT EMS.

w. T. Real ich appears to be getting
all the grain brought to market here.
The Grange Hall is to be complete by
Decbr. 1st. 1t will he a ane one.
James Kennedy & Co. are erecting
a building on one of Grenoble's lots
near the rail road.
Geo. S. Leitzell has returned from
Illinois. The west appears to agree
with him.
D. w. Duncan, our new Post Mas
ter, is a very obliging official. THAT s
just what every Post Master rs well as
every other official ought to be, but
what not every one is. We tip our
best hat to the young man who handles
letters and JOURNALS at Spring Mills.
Ed.) BROAD AXE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-10-04
MAR II led.

On the 10th ult, at the minister's residence in
Brush Valley, by Rev. Israel VOnada, Mr.. James
Garis and Miss Mary A. Runkle, both of Potter 5
Mills.
On the 10Th ult., at Centre Hall, By Rev. w. X.
Forster, Mr. VIM. B. Smith, OF Clifford, Mich,
and Miss Vergle NJ. Stoyer, of AarOnsburg.
On the 9th ult at the Evangelical parsonage,
ThompsUntown, Pa, by Rev L. ID. Keen, Mr. J..
T. Farleman and Miss Cora j. Murtif, both of
Me XlcO Juniata Co., Pa.
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Nos. l and connect at MontandOn with Erie
Mail West and with Sea Shore Express
Express West and s with Fast Line West; 9
and 10 with WilliamspOrt Accomm Odation
East.
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