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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-27

Ine aux DrotherS or minneapolis, gave
an exhibition drill whose perfectness drew
out such hearty encore that they were
forced to repeat it, and then their audience
evidently wanted more.
HOSE COMPANY TRIALS.
This trial was for purse OF 500; $50
to first, $50 to second, and $40 to third, for
which the Red Wing, Winona and Fl. W.
Pratt's, of Faribault, entered. Joseph Jep-
son, of Northield, Chief Engineer J. p.
Black, of st. Paul, and Chief Engineer
Fahrmann, of Winona, being appointed
judges.
The trial was in time of Keeling 300 feet
off the cart, coupling and uncoupling
nozzle, and uncoupling and re-coupling
the hose length by length, and attaching
to hydrant. The Red Wings did this in
2:24, the Winona's in 2:32 and the Pratt's
of Faribault, in 2:1615, the first prize be-
ing awarded to the Fairbanks, the second
to the Red Wings, and the third to the
Winona's. This contest was a very excit-
ing one, and all The boys did their level
best therein.
The exercises closed with an imposing
dress parade, with Lieut. Col. johnson in
command, in which the companies made
LILO dppeeEduCe III llue, bn6 p6Q wing
and Fayibault bands uniting and furnish
ing most excellent music. At the close the
military marched back to town in regi-
mental Line, creating fine effect.
To-day there are five entries for the
800 class trosting race, for a purse of
800; pacing race 2:30 class, for purse
of $3.50, and a running race to be finished
up, which, with other exercises, will close
most successful exhibition.
There we're fully 5000 people on the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09
COMMERCIAL.

GAZETTE OFFICE, January s, 1883.
The best thought in the country
seems to concur in the opinion that it
is utterly impossible to forecast the
future OF the cotton market, owing to
the uncertainty which exists III regard
to the number of bales forthcoming
for the SEASON of lSs2-S3; but despite
that uncertainty, there is discovered
feeling of confidence in the tone of
those Journals whose special province
is to enlighten the public concerning
the product, movement and prices,
present and future, of the great South
ern staple. The agricultural bureau
estimates the product for the current
season at 6,604 900 bales, while the esti-
mate of Brodstrcefs falls short of that
number, being stated at 6,iSS, 600
Notwithstanding the recent break in
futures, attributed to the large stocks
on hand and the improved prospects
of a supply even greater than the
above figures indicate, confidence in II
firmer market Is strengthened by the
reason of the fact that the consunp-
ton promises to keep pace, in Il salu-
tory degree, with the supply. The
European demand as yet shows no
manifestation of weakening. When
precise conclusions regarding the
production can he reached
then there will be clearer
understanding of the situation and
representations will carry with them
II certain degree of respect. Such re-
suits will be ascertained however, too
late to be of any great advantage to
the producer, the tiller OF
| the soil -since the bulk of the
crop is already passed from first hands.
But gradually the time is approaching
when the condition of the Southern
farmer and merchant will not be abso-
lutely dependent upon the varying
supply of cotton and the uncertainty
of its price. The commercial year OF
| the present is one well calculated TO
inspirit hopeful expectations for the
future. Kansas and the Northwest
is no longer regarded as granary for
the South. Grain of all kinds suili-
cient for home consumption was pro-
duced here except in isolated cases,
and moreover, its possibilities for the
successful culture of the cereals again
demonstrated. The mills, foundries
and manufactures of the South are
prosperous and yearly on the increase.
1 1t is notable that in the Geographic
reports daily recounting suspensions
/ and failures of these Industries, none
/ of them are located in the South.
! Manufacturing enterprise Is the M
| .Tutlibie remedy for the evils of over
production of cotton, and gradually
| the remedy is being applied.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


=Dr NJ Frazier of Morgan and Miss
Minnie Chamberlain, at Bolton, De-
cember "a.
Antoine Peterson and Miss Karen
Louisa Grimland, Morse Settlement.
Bosuue county, December u.
Prof J Il Glass of McLennan
county and Miss Annie Strange, near
Kopperl, December "a.
L G CLOUD and Miss Allie Wynn,
Bolton, January 1.
j u Miller, jr. and Miss Mamie Mel
Tor, Bolton, January 2.
Richard III Home and Mrs III ID
Pierce, Sweetwater, January 2.
s Bobo jr., and Miss Zelon Watson,
Aurora, December %.
& Keen and Miss Caroline Brad
ley, near Cottondale, Wise county, re-
certify.
j X Saunders and Miss S T. PEN
nington, Georgetown, December 20.
John Confee. and Miss Annie
Smith, Williamson, county, Decem-
Der 20.
A + Waller and Miss II Il Burns,
Montague county, January /.
George Hendra and Miss Elizabeth
Nash, Cleburne, December 81.
Thomas + Chancellor and Miss Ella
A Moore, Cleburne, December 81.
G M Atkins and Miss III Il Galtergly,
Cleburne, January 4.
w G Beavers of Tarrant county
and Miss Mamie Routh, in Fannin
county, December q.
Ballard Nj Burgher and Miss Jessie
b Williams, Honey Grove, Decem-
Der u.
James A Gillette and Miss Fannie
A Rogan, Harris county, Deem
Der 25.
Betrothed at Victoria, December 25,
julius Oppenheimer and Miss Fannie
Roufi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09
Hardware.
LIQUORS.

ALCOHOLICS 50 per gallon, as per high
Wines
WiIisKY--Rectiiied 81 l0al So as per proof
sour mnsh, one year old, 81 SO; two years old
81 0o6p2 Is. three years old 81 bDA2 70; fancy
extra old whisky Siet5, rs per age.
WINIs--Clalct In case, 81 oo@6 90, per quail
ity; Catawha, per gallon, 500 20; Port, 81 900
8 00 sherry, per gal, 81 20d3 90; Madeira,
- OOHl0 90.
CHAMPAGNE--G. IL. Mumm & Co., ST b0@
30 %; Heidsick, in baseet so 00A2S 90; Krug,
IN basket, 20 O06a2S %; Domestic champagne
u 00d1il 90.
ALK--Stocl, Ale, per dog., s. 0O82 Is; Porter
per doz., 81 006p2 25,
Hottie REER--St. Louis Quarts, $40 90; plnts
el2 30; Eudweser, own size, sl2 30. pints
sli 90; Erlanger beer quarts, SIS %; plnlS
sl3 30; Schlitz Milwaukee,, quarts Si2 90; plntt
sl3 90. Hub Punch SIS W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09
SEAIY.
.Gazette's Welcoms.--.R Nsws
aud Cotton Shipments.

MI '"~tA.s W tifti'lS'--rhtbbTo NHNo
H aud Cotton shipments.
~ dependence OF the Gazette.
Il SEALY, January ., 1883.
bic GAZETTE comes to hand
ofnptly and is pronounced by
NY one who reads it the
Mrior Of any other daily in the state.
NC Santa l'e is having some trou-
81 with thieves breaking open box
Y and stealing the contents. A
uple of the artists were captured Mt
*enburg last night through the exer-
'ns OF the Waterman and Conductor
alts. Mr.. o. l., Newton, our efli-
" train master is doing all he can
pu' stop to their depredations, and
h hoped that it will be stopped in "a
days, as parties suspected are
tely watched.
lhe Texas Western Narrow Guage
Fl all their troubles have at last
elpieted the bridge across the Brazos
\ VIII begin running trains next
pnday, which will be "a help 10 sieaiy,
= being The terminus of the road
potion shipments to date are 1910
.es and coming in daily
weather damp and disagreeable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09

p on can cough, sneeze, suffer and
Egust your friends With a miserable
I1 IN tho head, or catarrh, u you
isslliii yet sensible people buy 5J'-eent
'llie of BROWNS GERMAN CArARRIG
IRE Instead, break up a cold in half
hour, and cure the worst form OF
ilarrh. Which will you do For
le by 7. w. Powell, Il. M. Wells, t..
: Biunswig, &. II. Dashwond,and q
, Pate, NJ. d., Fort Worth, Texas.
ll-9S-d&wtf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09

attention during this session.
The press association meets here to-
morrow. Those present to attend are
Messrs. Grice Of the Express HubIsy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09

III -e~----
:, Fleming, Perry, Farrar and
g Asylum--Messrs. Farrar,
's,,'u ''.. Terrell, Peacock,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09
-
Died.

Joseph Herman, Texarkana, Jan
uary suicide.
viii Boone, Henrietta, December
%.
w Davis, Montague county, Jan
uary 2.
johnny, son Of ID l. andsM Mcneil,
Milan county, December D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09

D. week rtnde a wsf,l; AZ home by
y the industrious. Best business
IN now before The public. Capital
W k~1 mot needed. We will start Seis,
Men, women, boys ami gin
wanted every where 10 work for ~ NoW ~
the time You can work IN spare time, or
give your Whole attention 20 the business.
No other business wiil pay you nearly ~
wcll. Soone can fail "a make enormous pay
by engaging at once. Costly ontft aud terms
GIy, address Tl{l'E a. co.
pav-h.iy Augusta, Maine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09
Wool, Hides, Etc.

and condition lon, Observation-Disclosures: s, 20 to p
Fine according To grade quality and
cOnullIoN. 10 w ~
Coarse according to grade, quality
and condition u to Is
Mexican improved according 10
grade, quality and concition4....... ~ TO 10
Mexican according TO grade, quality
and condition .............. ........... 10 TO II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09

Mrs. NJ. +. LowerN, Jonesboro, Tex,
|ys' Browns iron Bitters has
|lpeu me greatly in female COM
ANTS" l-3-d&wlw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09
Cotton and Grain.
COTTON.
FInai,cial,

GOLD AND SILVER.
Buying. selling
Gold W.
American silver doilar,......,. n disc nominal
American halves and qiars = disc KomihN
Mexican silver dollar ......... 80 nominal
Meyican silver halves ........ IS nominal
Mexican silver quarters. 10 nominal
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
New York sight, gold ...,...........,,., nominal
New York sight currency ........... 31c per 500
New Orleans sight, gold."..,.,..,.. nominal
New Orleans sight, currency..... Doc PER 500
st. Louis sight, currency ....,....-.. DOC per sip
Galveston sight gold and curcy SIC per 500
sterling, Ia small sums, s. currency per a.
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE
New York sight currency .lSGI discount
New Orleans sight gold. ,.,....r, lzmA discount
New Orleans sight, currency. lSftX discount
Galveston sight, currency .--.--par M dlHe.
ST. uuis sight currency .,.....,,. 14fa IA discount
Chicago sight currency. l9Gg& discount
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Corporal Tanner.

Corporal Tanner. OF New York, who.
while a Union soldier, was so wounded as
10 require the ampulation OF both legs. and
who now wears artificial ones in then
stead. at Mozart Hail last night lectured on
the Blue and the Gray before Lee Camp. No.
1. OF Southern Veterans. and Phil. kearney
Post. Of Union Veterans. Of this city. He
was handsomely introduced 10 his audience
DIV Commander Charles L. Williams, OF the
former organization.
The valiant corporal. proceeding from
the standpoint that The cause in which ne
was wounded was just and glorious one,
accorded 10 the COnfedCrates honest con-
yictions. and undaunted herolsm on the
field of battle. He related with good ef-
feet many incidents OF the war. and spoke
OF Grant and Lee, Kearney and >tone"all
Jackson. so well as TO cause bursts OF ap-
plause from all his hearers.
The Corporal seems toihaye plenty ol
friends here, and il is 10 be hoped he Is
having a jolly time on his visit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

The guarantee was for 20. An Gt Is
claimed) can be run up 70 -.
Running them at fifteen. and only on si,-
days in the week mo night work. and with
the help OF the old water-wheels. the citv
for all present needs can be amply sun
piled.
REMARKS.
Much has been said on street-corner,
about the wheels wadIng in water. md
thereby losing great deal Of power. dc.
Good mechanics declared Yesterday that
they could see very little sign OF it. and if
anything was lost in this way il was proba-
bly, fully made up by the additional head
secured.
Every one present said the wheels and
pumps worked eXcelently. A municipal
enterprise here has 10 be about perfect
when 4 Richmond crowd compliments t..
As general thing we hayen'ta a very ex-
alted opinion Of Richmond's possessions.
We do not think well enough OF our city
and our city's properly and advantages.
Following the examination OF the wheels
and pumps there was = collation. in the
pavilion, and about 3 O'Clock the party re-
sumed their seats in the train and came
back TO Richmond.
The fishery gentlemen left for Washing
ton on the evenings northern train, in
their own car.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
poItce Court.

The following ease, were disposed Ct
yeeterday:
JoseDh Malcom and Horace Land were
fined 81. 80 for fighting in the street.
q. W Morris wa, lined - for assaulting
and threatening to shoot John Graves. He
was also fined s1j for carrying concealed
weapons. ,,-.,,,., r..,
and Andrew Allen were nned . each for
driving heavily-loaded teams on macad-
amized streets. ,,,-o
drunk. VIZ,
small white bows. aged ten and eleven
wears. were charged with picking the pock-
et Of the little son oi William Walker.
Mr. walkers little son said he was going
dong the street when two boys stopped
LIN, ,t the corner Of Second and Main
streets .a',,' = and md took s2.3j from his pocket.
The gmlt OF the boys was fully established,
hut the Justice said that he could not send
children Of their age to jail. He accord
ingIv turned them over to their parents to
be whipped. sno, =,
driving Oh the Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

RAsE-BALL.-The Riehmonds have ar
ranged games for next week win seVrra'
first-class clubs. The schedule IS n ioi-
lows: Monday, with the Fullons,
~ Richmond, for the championship OF the
eitv. Second-Tuesday and wednesday,
with the Nationals, Of Washington. Third
Thursday, FRIDAY and saturday, with the
siddons, Of philadelphia. The two E'st
named clubs are among the strongest that
will pay us visit this season. excepting me
st. Louis nine. which will play here week
after next. The Richm0nds have played
some strong batting games this year, blt
their powers will be put TO the test when
they face the pitchers who viii appear
against them next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
PcrsonnIa and Rriers.

The ease Of William Conners atlas Cor
nell. charged with burglary, was called in
the Hastings Court Yesterday. and on mo-
ton of his counsel. Hon. George d. Wise.
the trial was postponed until the second
Monday i'm juno. Conners's sister is in
the city.
Governor Cameron has removed the pO-
litcai disabilities OF the following persons
who had been convicted oi petit larceny
and punished with thirty-nine lashcs Wil-
liam Brown. Of Montgomery county; Matt.
Ransom aud Joseph Hicks doth coiored),
0i Brunswick county.
The Rev. !. p. Lawrence. OF Amherst
Courthouse, viii preach 40 st. Mark
chapel. ON Brook avenue, on sunday
morning Tomorrow at II o'clock.
4 white man named Edward Peatrose
was arrested here Yesterday on Telegram
from the We>- Point. Va, authorities
charge not stated.
There viii Dee q called meeting OF the
Common Council ut II NJ. To-day 10 con-
slider the ga- aud water questions. For
The water-w0rks $1,000 appropriation !,
asked. and the Board has already voted u.
Several member, who think tEc contract
ior rcmodeIinc the gas-works should
have been given TO the lowest bidder VIII
raise th1t question.
The Manchester City Council had no
meeting last night-no quorum being pre-
sent. Messrs. Perdue (president. Moore,
r. W. Gentry. Patterson. and Gallagher
were The only members on hand.
DR.. Chris. TOmpkins. in the lecture-room
OF the Medical College, last night delivered
AN instructive lecture oD Physical Rever-
cnce." showing the perfection Of God'.
handiNork in the creation OF man. and
warning young men against the ABUSES Of
health.
Al the service held yesterday evening in
tho lccfure-room OF the Second Prcsbyte-
ran church DR.. Hoge stated that he had
invited the Rev. john McGiIl, OF Culpeper'
10 preach in his church on sunday alter
noon at : O'Clock. Alr. McGill. Who is
member OF the Council now in session. u
widely known a- one OF the ablest OF the
divines Of the Episcopal Church in Fir-
0iuia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
4 DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

n passed several sleep iss nights. disturbed by
the agonicS and cries of suffering -uild Fnd bc-
coming convinced that MRS. WiNsLOw'S
sOOTHING SYRUP was iusf the article needed.
pEocured supply for the chihi.. ON saching home
and acluainting his wife with what no had done.
she refused 81 have it Administered % ne child. ~
.lIe was strongly IN favor OF Homeopathy. That
niZht The chid passed IN suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following,
flie father found the baby SIN worse; and. while
contemplating another ,lerpess aigh.. he mother
stepped from The room 10 attend fo some domestic
duties lnd ieft the father With the ohlld. During
her absence Zee administered portion Of the
Soothing syrup t0 the baby ana slld nothing.
That night an hands slept wei. and the lltiic fell
low 1wose tn The morning bright and happy The
mother vas delighted with the sudden aud won-
dcrfd change. and although at irst ofsaded 1t the
deception pracficed upon her. has continued Ia
The syrup. and suffering crying babies aud restless
nights have disappeared. \ single triaiDf the ~
rup never yet failed 90 gcleve the baby and over
come the pr,judiccs Of thc mother.
sold by M druggists; 2Jc. a bottle.
my iJ-eodiy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

The Democratic voters OF the Third
Ward met last Eight. and the following oiii-
GERS were elected: Captain Willi;m Whit
worth. ward superintendent: &. r. Lips
comb. secretary; James \. Lipscomb. SEP
geant-at-arms.
Dr.. r. ". BrodnaX was nominated for
the CITY Council from this ward, and y.
W. Rountrce for Justice Of the peace.
Mr.. J. W. Bronaugh was endorsed for
treasurer; Z. J. 3. Fisher for high consta-
bic.
Nessrs. r. b. Weisiger, G. G.. Anderson.
and samuel x. Owens, Jr. were elected
members Of the CITY Central Committee.
Nlessrs. J. G.. Sneilings and B. B. Wcisi-
Ger were elected delegates 10 the Lynch
burg Convention. Messrs. Ii. b. owens
and II. c. Nelson were elected alternates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
cnesapeaI.e and ohio Changes.

Commencing May Goth, the following I'M
portant change will be- made IN the tline OF
departure from Richmond, and also IN the
addition Of night express. when VIII run
through from Old Point ana Newport !, ;
News TO Ashland, Ky. Sleeplng-cars VIII
run on the night express 10 Clifton f0rSe
for the present, but after June l5th Pull-
man sleepers will run 20 White sulphur
and from the White TO Columbus. o., wlth-
out change. and on all night trains the
sleeping-car service will be superior to any
DreyiOus season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

LIEnIG.S ExFRACT OF MEAT.

7 HBIG coAPANY's EXTRACT OF
NEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LEBIG CONPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Aninvaluable and palatlble tonic in all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. "ls success
and boon for which nations should feel crate
fu!~-See -Medlcal Press d" Lancet BRIT
Ssh Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-Gaulne only with the fac
sfnile " Baron LIcligs Signature in blue ink
across tie label. This caution Is necessary
owing u various cheap and inferior suIsti'
tutes being in the market.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had OF al -torckoepera' GFeeors, and
Chemists. sole agents for he United states
fvholeeale only, q. DAVID & CO., Fenchureh
avenue. London. England. ap 2s-ea52t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

, In a letter from Hon. Mrs. Perry, Castle Grey,
Limerick, ireland, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
rRoCIIEs are thus referred %; "liaying bronght
your bronchial Troehcs' with me when came
io reside here, iound thai after had given Ihem
away 20 those considered required them, the poor
people will walk tor miles TO g,t lewn For
coughs. colds, aud throrr-,llseases they rayc no
eoual. SOLD ONLY ~ BOXES. Price - cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

our entcrprising citizen Captain &. a..
Snead. 1877 and 1919 Cary street. j. now
discharging two vessels OF Orchih guano
OF about l,000 tons Just from the Orchilla
Island. He has previously received one
other vessel. and has several Others en-
route. all OF which will arrive in time for
the fall trade. As this wonderful natural
guano s especially adapted 10 wheat and
grass. and is sold at 2l2 per ton less than
lis commercial value, it will be greatly
sought after the coming season. First
class agents Tor this guano are needed in
southern Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

CHEWING K ROSE. p. ". triIstocs' sale o.
brick dwelling ou the alley hctw'eu fOHshcc
and Adams and Canal and Byrd streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, IL \. ". thoroughbred
stock.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH lO.3O 4. VI. aud 7:30
T. NJ. watches. -iiverwarC. cutlery. Hc
f. B. COOK, 10 \. NJ, horses, mules. yrhlcies. Sc p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
l ANGT0R - DLAssTTTDE.

- COMMON IN THE SPRING. INDICATE 4
TORPID CONDITION or THE LIVER AND a
SLUGGISH GIRO ClATlON OF THE LIFE
GIVING FtITD~. TEA>POONFDL OF
TAERANT'~ ~ELrTFR APFRlENr ~ s
GLASS or WAfEE HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BBfAhF ASH WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND
REGULATE TNf LIVER. QUICKEN AND
NEW LlfE AND \lGOR TO EVERY FUNt-
TI0N or IHE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS
HAVE IT. mY l9-S9.Iu&Ih2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

ELEVEN years cur daughter suffered ON a bed si
misery
From q comp' cation of kidney, liver, rhcu-
Inlfic trouble and nervous debility.
Under thc care of Che best physicians.
~ Who gave acr fi-e2sc various NAMES.
~ But uo relief.
" And now Sac Is .cstorcd t0 ms in good heait bv
rs simple a rcmciv ls Hon Bitters. that We had
summed for wears oeforc using ii.~-rHE PA
RENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

Royal Flour is the whitest and best.
Old Government Java Coffee.
Finest Form0sa O0l0ng Tea.
q. Red-Ro,e' Claret. made exclusively
for me by Monticello Wine Company, Fir-
Nnia
Sweet CataWha Wine.
old Spanish Port Wine.
Gibson, best straight Whiskey le19.
Wilson's best Straight W hiskey USSl,
and al table luXuric- can bee bought Of
JoSEpH VI. BLAIR, Grocer.
SOB Nam street pace Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
lIIn.

The -. james Hotel is Sor CLOSED ANn
MEYER WILL BE. reports 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding.
shall Dee pleased 20 see my friends and
the pubic generally. and promise them
iir.t-clas, accommodation AZ moderate prices.
Don't believe one word " the lie. but
come and see me. Respectfully,
J. II. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
DID SHE DIE

..She fingered aud suffered along. pining away
aii The slime .or Years
d" The doctors doing her no good"
d. And 90 iasi was cured by this Hop Bitters tie
panCrs say so much about"
Indeed Indeed"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

There Is az least one nuisance On second
street below Byrd which ought 10 be- re-
moved II once. The easements OF Nos.
81 and 30 are pools OF -tagnant, filthy
water. about twelve inches deep. Other
things I'm the vicinity might DE bettered by
a visit OF health officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
FATUrR II GETTING WE'LL.

Ny daU.hters saw:
~How much bc,ter father IS since he used Hop
Biucrs.~
''llc is getting well amer his long suffering from
a dlsC1sc declared inCurabiC."
And we arc So clad that he used your Bitters.~
a LADY OF Utica. ". s..
my l7-Thlvl sa&Tulm